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Tab 2 - Qualifications
<br />Proposed Schedule of Civil Engineering Services
<br />Phase Typical Duration Anticipated Services
<br />Assignment Definition 1–5 business days
<br />Confirm project objectives, limits, available records, required
<br />disciplines, deliverables, review periods, permitting needs, schedule, and budget; prepare the work authorization.
<br />Existing-Conditions
<br />Investigation 1–4 weeks
<br />Conduct records review and field reconnaissance; initiate survey,
<br />SUE, utility research, drainage inventory, condition assessment,
<br />and geotechnical investigation as applicable.
<br />Feasibility
<br />and Concept
<br />Development
<br />2–6 weeks
<br />Identify deficiencies, develop alternatives, evaluate utility, drainage, geotechnical, permitting, constructability,
<br />maintenance, and cost considerations, and present recommendations.
<br />Design Development 6–20 weeks
<br />Prepare 30%, 60%, 90%, and final plans, calculations,
<br />specifications, quantities, and cost estimates; coordinate CTS,
<br />CHA Consulting, and Geosol disciplines.
<br />Permitting and
<br />Bidding
<br />Agency- and
<br />procurement-
<br />dependent
<br />Prepare and process applications, respond to agency
<br />comments, support pre-bid activities, issue technical addenda,
<br />review bids, and provide recommendations.
<br />Construction and
<br />Closeout
<br />Duration of
<br />construction
<br />Review shop drawings, submittals, RFIs, change requests, and
<br />payment documentation; provide site observations, technical
<br />support, record drawings, and closeout services.
<br />Key schedule considerations may include obtaining existing records, completing survey and subsurface
<br />investigations, locating active utilities, coordinating roadway and drainage improvements with water
<br />and wastewater facilities, securing regulatory approvals, and maintaining access and service during
<br />construction. CTS will identify long-lead activities during scoping and advance compatible tasks
<br />concurrently where practical.
<br />Surveying and Mapping
<br />CTS provides comprehensive in-house surveying, mapping, SUE, GIS, and geospatial services led by
<br />Florida-licensed Professional Surveyors and Mappers. The team includes three licensed PSMs, experienced
<br />field crews, survey technicians, CADD and GIS specialists, SUE personnel, and mobile and terrestrial
<br />LiDAR resources. CTS’s field-to-finish capabilities include metes-and-bounds surveys, boundary and
<br />topographic surveys, elevation information, horizontal and vertical control, GPS data collection, right-
<br />of-way mapping, legal descriptions and sketches, construction layout, record and as-built surveys,
<br />hydrographic surveys, utility designation, test holes, digital terrain models, and GIS-ready deliverables.
<br />Specific qualifications and experience include:
<br />• SR-80 Design Survey and SUE for Roadway Lighting Improvements, FDOT District 4: CTS
<br />surveyed an 18-mile corridor containing more than 900 proposed light-pole locations. The work
<br />included recovery and establishment of 38 primary control monuments, 145 aerial targets, 386
<br />roadway cross sections, documentation of 50 culverts, Quality Level B utility designation at
<br />approximately 950 locations, and 81 Quality Level A test holes. GIS data and GPS RTK methods
<br />were used to prepare design-ready utility records, and the assignment was completed on time
<br />and within budget.
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