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21Conemco Engineering, Inc. - RFQ # 26-07-01.; CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES (CCNA)
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<br />EDUCATION
<br />• MBA Pontificia Universidad
<br />Católica Madre Y Maestra, 2001.
<br />• BS Civil Engineering Pontificia
<br />Universidad Católica Madre Y
<br />Maestra, 1994.
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<br />PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS
<br />• Professional Engineer Florida
<br />P.E. # 65557
<br />• Professional Engineer New York
<br />P.E. # 095510
<br />• Professional Engineer Dom.
<br />Rep. P.E. #13794
<br />• Limited Threshold Inspector
<br /># 65557
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<br />PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATION
<br />• Florida Engineering Society,
<br />(FES) Miami Chapter.
<br />• American Society of Civil
<br />Engineers (ASCE)
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<br />FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION
<br />• Structural Engineering Design
<br />• Civil Engineering Design
<br />• Construction Management
<br />• Cost Estimating
<br />• Threshold Inspections
<br />• Soil, Asphalt, & Concrete Testing
<br />• QA/QC Inspections
<br />• Construction Safety Procedure
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<br />YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
<br />30 Years
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<br />EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
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<br />Mr. Compres specializes in structural and civil engineering projects,
<br />including the inspection, design, and restoration of public
<br />infrastructure such as pump stations, bridges, retaining walls,
<br />seawalls, roadways, and municipal buildings.
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<br />He is also a Threshold Inspector, qualified to certify specific
<br />structural components of threshold buildings during various phases
<br />of construction. He has extensive experience applying building
<br />codes and engineering specifications to ensure compliance with
<br />regulatory standards, conducting structural assessments, and
<br />overseeing construction and rehabilitation efforts. His expertise also
<br />includes forensic investigation and structural safety solutions
<br />tailored to transportation and public works projects.
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<br />Additionally, Mr. Compres has led and supervised recertification
<br />inspections for public agencies, ensuring that critical infrastructure
<br />meets safety and performance requirements. He has collaborated
<br />closely with municipal and state authorities to develop b iddable
<br />plans for structural projects, ensuring alignment with operational and
<br />regulatory expectations. His deep understanding of civil
<br />infrastructure allows him to provide efficient and compliant
<br />engineering solutions.
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<br />RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
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<br />Miami International Airport Terminal Wide Re-Roofing (Miami, FL)
<br />As the Structural Professional Engineer, Mr. Compres oversaw and led
<br />Conemco Consultants’ scope of services for the Miami International
<br />Airport Modernization Program, which included reviewing structural
<br />drawings, calculations, and specifications for the roofing system
<br />replacement; evaluating existing structures to accommodate new
<br />loading conditions and preparing construction estimates; designing
<br />modifications such as removal of curbs and pedestals, filling openings,
<br />and replacing damaged ramps, stairs, and connections; providing
<br />structural design and calculations for the solar panel support systems;
<br />and coordinating assessments using as-built drawings and 3D models,
<br />including the identification and evaluation of the existing structural
<br />elements.
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<br />Maison Grande Condominium (Miami Beach, FL)
<br />Mr. Compres oversaw the redevelopment of permit documents and led
<br />Phase 3 as Engineer of Record. He managed comprehensive structural
<br />evaluations and concrete restoration across the tower, parking garage,
<br />pool deck, and roof. Directed façade restoration addressing stucco,
<br />concrete, masonry, and sealant systems. Supervised inspections and
<br />upgrades of sliding glass doors, windows, and balcony railings for code
<br />compliance. Coordinated mitigation strategies for flooding at the lower
<br />garage slab-on-grade and addressed expansion joint deterioration. Led
<br />repairs of structural elements including columns, beams, shear walls,
<br />and slabs in common areas.
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<br />JOSE A. COMPRES, PE
<br />Principal in Charge
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<br />Broward Schools Roof Asset Management Services (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
<br />Mr. Compres led the implementation of a comprehensive Roof Asset Management Program for the
<br />School Board of Broward County, Florida, optimizing the lifecycle of approximately 33 million square
<br />feet of roofing across the entire School District. The scope of work includes performing roof
<br />inspections, compliance reviews, structural engineering services, and construction restoration
<br />supervision, as well as designing fall protection solutions. Under his leadership, the Conemco team
<br />performs evaluations, structural damage assessments, and complex project analyses and
<br />calculations, while he advises the program team on SBBC Capital Program policies, State
<br />Requirements for Educational Facilities (SREF), local codes, and compliance with Supplier Diversity
<br />Outreach Program goals.
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<br />School Board of Broward County (SBBC) Enhance Hurricane Protection Areas – EHPA
<br />(Broward County, FL)
<br />Mr. Compres served as the Engineer of Record responsible for conducting structural inspections and
<br />preparing recertification reports for over 40 schools in 2010, 2015, and 2018, in accordance with the
<br />Florida Building Code Section 453.25.6.3 and the School Board of Broward County (SBBC) structural
<br />design criteria. These inspections were part of Broward County Public Schools’ ongoing compliance
<br />efforts to maintain the integrity of facilities designated as Enhanced Hurricane Protection Areas
<br />(EHPA). The scope of work included evaluating the existing condition of key structural components
<br />such as the exterior envelope, roof decking, doors, windows, louvers, roofing materials, HVAC
<br />equipment, and rooftop installations. Each inspection confirmed that rated capacities, product approval
<br />numbers (NOA), as-built drawings, and manufacturer data sheets aligned with the prevailing Florida
<br />Building Code requirements at the time of original construction or most recent replacement. As
<br />required by code, these certifications must be completed every five years or following any structural
<br />damage or replacement. Where deficiencies were identified, recommendations for upgrades were
<br />provided to ensure continued compliance with current safety standards.
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<br />Miami-Dade County Public Schools – Code Compliance for Civil and Structural (Miami, FL)
<br />Mr. Compres led structural and civil inspection services under Bermello Ajamil & Partners’ program
<br />with Miami-Dade County Public Schools (MDCPS). He was responsible for overseeing construction
<br />and rehabilitation efforts across multiple school sites, ensuring full compliance with applicable
<br />structural and civil codes. His work encompassed inspections and code compliance verification at
<br />various facilities, including Sylvania Heights Elementary, Wesley Matthews Elementary
<br />(02204200), Henry Filer Elementary, Fairlawn Elementary, Zelda Glazer, Robert Russa Moton
<br />Elementary, Coral Way K-8, Springview Elementary, Palm Springs Elementary, Twin Lakes
<br />Elementary, Golden Glades Elementary, and Lindsey Hopkins Technical College. His
<br />contributions ensured the structural integrity and compliance of these educational facilities, supporting
<br />the safety and longevity of school infrastructure.
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<br />Structural designer for North District Wastewater Treatment (NDWWTP) rehabilitation Project,
<br />Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department, E06-WASD-13. (Miami-Dade, FL)
<br />Mr. Compres contributed to the NDWWTP Rehabilitation Project, which was part of the 2013 Consent
<br />Decree between the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD) and the Environmental
<br />Protection Agency (EPA). This project aimed to implement critical impro vements to restore the long-
<br />term viability of the wastewater treatment facility. His involvement spanned several task orders for
<br />various buildings within the plant:
<br />1. Aerated Grit/Screening Building Upgrades
<br />Mr. Compres provided structural plans and calculations for the removal of the existing
<br />skylight and the design of a new cover. Additionally, he designed a concrete energy
<br />dissipation box and reinforced existing structural elements to ensure compliance with
<br />updated facility requirements.
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