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City of Sunny Isles Beach, FL | RFQ # 26-07-01 | Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Consulting Services (CCNA) | 96 Simon Coleman possesses extensive project experience in structural and civil engineering throughout southern Florida. As a project manager and Engineer-of- Record (EOR), he has successfully designed and permitted a variety of projects, including private developments, county and municipal initiatives, and Department of Transportation (DOT) projects. His proficiency in navigating local, state, and federal permitting processes, including with the Army Corps of Engineers and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, distinguishes him in the field. Simon excels in project management, client and subconsultant coordination, and civil/site design and permitting. His strong capabilities in drainage design and modeling complement his extensive structural experience, which includes the design of bridges, box culverts, boat ramps, marina structures, retaining walls, and bulkheads. Relevant Experience STA-1W Structures Refurbishment Project (Proj. No. 101280); Palm Beach County, FL Client: Palm Beach Count | Duration: 2024-2026 Structural Engineer/EOR. Provided oversight for the design of a series of box culverts and monitoring station platforms, including design of four box culvert control structures to control the flow between cells in Stormwater Treatment Area 1W. The culverts consist of double 10-foot by 4-foot barrels, 40-feet-long with automatic control gates on the upstream side. The culverts have steel sheet pile wing walls at each corner and a precast concrete control building on the top of the levee. Worked closely with the design team to develop concrete repair details for the control structures. Box Culvert Repairs (Work Order No. ECF 2024-001); Palm Beach County, FL Client: Port of Palm Beach EOR. Structural assessment of three concrete box culverts totaling 410 feet. Inspected culverts both visually and by using robotic rovers to evaluate the extent of corrosion and deterioration on the culvert interior walls. A comprehensive report was prepared for the Port, outlining recommendations for repairing certain sections and replacing others. Key considerations, including dewatering, safety, construction phasing, and minimizing impacts to Port operations during construction, were incorporated into the final construction documents. Access Bridge for S6 Pump Station (Proj. No. 101173); Palm Beach County, FL Client: South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) | Duration: 2023-2024 EOR. Performed construction services as the engineer-of-record for a single lane bridge with four 35-foot spans consisting of Florida Slab Beams supported on reinforced concrete pile bents with 24-inch prestressed concrete piles. Work has included review and approval of all contractor submittals (including shop drawings, cost-loaded schedules, etc.) responding to RFIs, construction inspections and observations, coordinating and attending project meetings including pre-pile installation and pre-concrete pour meetings. The bridge replaces a box culvert at the entrance to the Spur Canal from the L-15 Canal to accommodate the widening of the Spur Canal as the intake supply to the future G-6A Pump Station. GM2 also designed the civil improvements associated with the project. This included the transitions to the exiting roads on either side of the bridge, the canal modifications and canal bank armoring and the earthwork and roads to maintain access to the S6 Pump Station during construction. Experience 33 years Education PhD, Civil Engineering, University of Nottingham, 1990 BS, Civil Engineering, University of Nottingham, 1987 Registration Professional Engineer: Florida (68929), 2008 Expertise →Project Management →Quality Control →Structural Design →Stakeholder Coordination →Constructibility Reviews →Cost Estimating Simon Coleman PhD, PE