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Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Consulting Services (CCNA), RFQ 26-07-01
<br />Cummins Cederberg | Trusted by the Coast. Proven in Practice.
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<br />JASON TAYLOR, PE
<br />Chief Marine Structural Engineer
<br />construction drawings and calculations, construction administration and site inspections, and coordination with
<br />regulatory agencies.
<br />Fisher Island Club Resident’s Marina Seawall Replacements, Miami, Florida. Provided coastal and marine engineering
<br />services for the assessment, design, and replacement of the existing marina seawall. The project included inspection
<br />and evaluation of approximately 2,800LF of seawall, resiliency analysis for sea level rise and storm surge, coordination
<br />with marina improvements, and integration with riprap and dock interface conditions. Services performed included
<br />field inspections, structural and resiliency assessments, development of engineering recommendations, preparation
<br />of signed and sealed reports, and coordination with environmental and regulatory stakeholders. The project has been
<br />completed.
<br />La Coloma Marina Renovation, Miami, Florida. Provided marine and coastal engineering services for the renovation
<br />of an existing 45-slip marina located along the Miami River, undertaken to address aging infrastructure, regulatory
<br />compliance, and operational constraints. The project includes slip reconfiguration, demolition and replacement of
<br />existing seawalls, construction of a new seawall and backfill, overwater dock structures, a pile-supported Riverwalk,
<br />and replacement of marina utilities including water and electrical systems. Services performed include marine
<br />structural inspections, bathymetric surveys, conceptual and final engineering design, preparation of signed and sealed
<br />construction documents, environmental permitting coordination with Miami-Dade County DERM, Florida Department
<br />of Environmental Protection, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and ongoing construction administration support. The
<br />project is currently in progress.
<br />One Brickell Riverfront Seawall Replacement, Miami, Florida. Provided marine and structural engineering for the
<br />replacement of approximately 400LF of seawall along the Miami River, including marginal docking and mooring
<br />improvements. The project features a new sheet pile bulkhead with reinforced concrete cap designed to meet current
<br />City of Miami requirements and accommodate future seawall elevation increases. Services included engineering
<br />design, construction drawings and calculations, environmental permitting, and construction administration. The
<br />project is currently under construction.
<br />Adaptive Redesign of Jose Marti Park, City of Miami, Florida. Provided engineering services for the adaptive
<br />redevelopment of a 13-acre, multi-use waterfront park along the Miami River, undertaken to address increasing
<br />tidal flooding and sea level rise while enhancing public waterfront access. The project includes a floating boardwalk,
<br />resilient seawall, living shoreline planters, water taxi slip, and park-wide waterfront improvements incorporating
<br />nature-based solutions. Services performed included marine structural and waterfront engineering design, seawall
<br />design, inundation modeling, bathymetric survey coordination, engineering inspections, environmental permitting
<br />support, and development of tidal flooding mitigation strategies. The project is advancing as a nationally recognized
<br />resilient waterfront initiative and is Florida’s first WEDG-verified park, serving as a model for climate-adaptive urban
<br />waterfront redevelopment.
<br />Coronado Condominium Seawall & Dock Replacement, Highland Beach, Florida. Provided marine and coastal
<br />engineering services for the replacement of an aging waterfront bulkhead and associated dock structures along
<br />the Intracoastal Waterway to address structural deterioration and improve long-term shoreline stability. The project
<br />included replacement of approximately 450LF of seawall using steel sheet piles supported by prestressed concrete
<br />batter piles with a reinforced concrete cap, along with replacement of nine finger docks supported on timber piles.
<br />Responsibilities included above- and below-water inspections, engineering design, preparation of construction
<br />documents, coordination of environmental permitting with FDEP and USACE, and comprehensive construction
<br />administration services. Construction was completed and the project is fully closed out.
<br />Miami Marine Stadium Boat Ramps, Miami, Florida. Provided marine engineering design and construction-phase
<br />services for new boat ramp and docking facilities supporting the restoration of the historic Miami Marine Stadium on
<br />Virginia Key. The project included the design of a four-slip concrete boat ramp with a 1V:6H slope, two fixed concrete
<br />access piers approximately 70 feet long, and two 50-foot-long floating docks. Services encompassed marine engineering
<br />design, coordination with environmental scientists to support a required marine resource survey, and preparation of
<br />construction documents. Responsibilities included oversight of both design and construction inspections to ensure
<br />quality, regulatory compliance, and conformance with approved plans.
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