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PAGE 33 | RFQ 26-07-01; CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES <br />(CCNA) <br />TAB 2 - QUALIFICATIONS <br />CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING & INSPECTION <br />WEST AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION | CITY OF MIAMI BEACH <br />CHA is providing Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) services for the West Avenue <br />Infrastructure Improvement Program – Neighborhood No. 11, Phase II, a major roadway and utility <br />reconstruction project along West Avenue north of 14th Street. The project includes replacement of <br />aging water distribution systems with new 20-inch and 12-inch DIP lines, replacement of fire hydrants <br />and water meters, and upgrades to the gravity sanitary sewer system, including installation of 50 <br />manholes and over 200 lateral connections. Additional improvements include a new stormwater <br />drainage collection and pumping system, construction of a new concrete seawall with a 20-foot concrete dissipation box, <br />roadway elevation of approximately 690 feet, new street and pedestrian lighting, signalization upgrades, irrigation and <br />landscaping improvements, and construction of a new 250-linear-foot baywalk. CHA’s CEI services support on-call task <br />assignments, coordination with City staff, environmental compliance, and construction oversight for this complex, ongoing <br />infrastructure effort. <br />DRAINAGE & OUTFALL IMPROVEMENTS AT NW 58TH STREET | CITY OF DORAL <br />CHA supported the City of Doral on the Sub-Basin H5 – NW 58th Street Canal and Outfall <br />Improvements, a two-phase, $1.5 million stormwater infrastructure project funded by the Florida <br />Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO). The project focused on roadway and drainage upgrades <br />along NW 58th Street from NW 78th Avenue to NW 79th Avenue, including Maintenance of Traffic <br />(MOT), site clearing, trench drains, new inlets and manholes, concrete sidewalks and curbs, milling and <br />resurfacing, thermoplastic pavement markings, and landscaping replacement. CHA provided project <br />management and CEI services, including inspection oversight, shop drawing review, RFIs, permit compliance, and SWPPP <br />reporting. CHA also coordinated closely with DEO, managing reimbursement requests and advising the City on strategic contract <br />restructuring to ensure full utilization of allocated grant funds. <br />Reference: City of Miami Beach – Matthew LePera, PE; T: (786) 514-7009; <br />E: LePera@miamibeachfl.gov | CHA Fee: $1.8 M | Construction Cost: $105 M | Year Completed: Ongoing <br />Reference: City of Doral – Julio Amedeo, MPA, CGC, CUC, GEC; T: (305) 593-6740; <br />E: Julio.Amoedo@cityofdoral.com | Construction Cost: $1.58 M | Year Completed: 2024 <br />11TH STREET ROADWAY RECONSTRUCTION – DESIGN-BUILD CEI SERVICES | CITY <br />OF MIAMI BEACH <br />CHA provided Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) services for the Flamingo Park <br />Neighborhood – 11th Street Right-of-Way Improvement Project, a design-build roadway reconstruction <br />effort extending from East Alton Road to west of Washington Avenue. The project included full <br />reconstruction of the roadway and streetscape, removal of encroachments, and raising the roadbed <br />to a minimum crown elevation of 3.7 NAVD to improve drainage and resiliency. Improvements included <br />installation of a new stormwater system with 36-inch reinforced concrete pipe, P-5 and P-6 drainage structures, trench drains, <br />and connection to an existing outfall. Utility upgrades consisted of replacing existing water mains and fire hydrants with an <br />8-inch main and automated meter reading technology, as well as installation of new 18-inch and 24-inch PVC gravity sewer <br />mains with manholes. CHA’s CEI services supported construction oversight, utility coordination, drainage improvements, and <br />accessibility enhancements for this complex urban corridor. <br />Reference: City of Miami Beach – Giancarlo Peña; T: (786) 747-6796; <br />Year Completed: 2018
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