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<br />Craig A. Smith & Associates <br />Engineers ● Surveyors ● Subsurface Utility Engineering ● 3D Subsurface Imaging ● Utility Coordination <br />cost associated with Change Orders generated by RFI. Liaison to the A/E of record at weekly meetings with the <br />Owner and Contractor to discuss progress on construction. <br />American Airlines North Terminal Development (AA NTD) Program, Miami International Airport, FL. - Reviewed and <br />updated the original master plan document to represent the most up-to-date design for utilities serving the North <br />Terminal. Engineered the design of the Concourses A-D infill apron and utilities and the temporary Eagle Remote <br />Apron and Trailer. Proposed final locations for the passenger loading bridge foundations based on proposed <br />aircraft type. Located domestic and international trash compactors for the North Terminal and planned site <br />including water service, stormwater run-off treatment, curb protection and guide rails, and overhead canopy for <br />fire protection and telecommunications. <br />General Consultant Team to FDOT, District 4, Public Transportation Office, FL - Inspected state roadway corridors <br />for mass transit facilities determining the specific requirements of each agency for ADA compliance, drainage, <br />signage, visibility, lighting, and amenities. Made recommendations to improve services and created provisions for <br />future modifications to roadways along existing and proposed bus routes. <br />39
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