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Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Consulting Services (CCNA), RFQ 26-07-01 Cummins Cederberg | Trusted by the Coast. Proven in Practice. 59 MARIE GUYER, ENV SP Marine Structural Engineer and Historic Virginia Key Park, which resulted in structural write ups and photo logs of all existing structures including cabanas, lifeguard stands, groins, and breakwaters. Cost estimates for the expected maintenance and construction costs to mitigate for sea level rise were created along with proposed cross sections. Maps displaying the parks individual assets and current remaining service lives were created. These items involved heavy coordination with the Cummins Cederberg environmental and coastal team to be included within the sea level rise mitigation reports for each of the parks. Fisher Island Ferry Terminal Inspections, Miami, Florida. Performed above and below water inspections of for the mainland terminal ferry and bulkheads. The ferries at Fisher Island run at a continuous schedule, which for resident access cannot be interrupted and therefore the in-water inspection presented a challenge. The team worked in timed shifts of about 5-10 minutes to inspect the structures by swimming in to occupy the terminal and then out as the ferry would access. Marie also provided in-water support for the environment team to work through these conditions. Fisher Island Club Resident’s Marina, Miami, Florida. Project engineer for the residential marina seawall repairs, dredging, and coral relocation plans. Involves heavy coordination with the environmental permitting team as the marina contains large quantities of coral which must be relocated to another part of Fisher Island. The construction work is also phased to be active only during the summer months to allow for full use of the Marina during their busy winter season, this involves coordination with the client and the contractors completing the work. FDOT Coastal Management Asset Sea Level Rise, FDOT District 1. Project engineer involved with the planning and design of road elevation concepts for flood mitigation. Due to the different geographic landscapes throughout District 1, several different prototypes were created to fit each of the unique environments found within District 1. Bill Keith Preserve Park, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Completed a coastal engineering assessment of proposed shoreline stabilization of a meandering seawall using MIKE21 modeling. The City of Fort Lauderdale wanted to prevent shoreline erosion due to vessel traffic along the South Fork of the New River. The assessment evaluated the proposed concept relative to the design efficacy and potential adverse impacts such as stagnant water and continuing erosion. A hydrodynamic and dispersion model was created, and a report of the results provided to the City of Fort Lauderdale. Cove at Loggerhead, St. Petersburg, Florida. Cummins Cederberg was engaged to provide marine engineering consulting services and expert testimony in support of findings and/or professional opinions in relation to the bulkhead at the property marina property. Marie completed independent calculations for the property bulkhead, reviewed the historical documentation of the property and previous outside bulkhead designs, and participated in discussions with the client on the findings. Yacht Haven Marina, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Project engineer for the pool deck improvement project which Cummins Cederberg engaged in after-the-fact when the construction had already started without a building permit. Marie preformed calculations of the existing conditions and worked to create construction drawings set with the members they had on site to reduce cost expenditures and project timeline. Marie is also the project engineer for the 4,000 linear feet bulkhead replacement along the marina basin. The bulkhead design is still in the design phase and is proposed to be using FRP sheets for a more attractive seawall appearance and lifespan. West Lake Segment 4, Hollywood, Florida. Marie served as a project engineer for the proposed 9,000 linear foot of rip-rap crib installation, along with intermittent segments of rock revetment, at West Lake Park Segment 4. As project engineer Marie completed calculations for the timber crib shoreline protection system and assisted in the development of the construction drawings. Jungle Island Docking Facility, Miami Beach, Florida. Assisted with a marine resource survey for the installation of two new docking facilities along a beach. The project included line-intercept sampling along transects and recording seagrass and other resource’s locations with GPS accuracy using the Trimble. Miamarina Island Queen, Miami, Florida. Performed the final closeout inspection of the dock replacement to issue a letter of certification confirming the dock was built to design requirements. Also assisted with an in-season marine resource survey required for the FDEP permit application prior to construction.