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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 />JACK HODGES PE
<br />Construction Administration
<br />and regulatory permits. The project is currently in the design and permitting phase with construction anticipated
<br />following agency approvals.
<br />Sunset Harbour Yacht Club Repairs, Miami Beach, Florida. Providing marine engineering and construction
<br />administration services for the dock systems. The project involves continuous inspections and repairs to the concrete
<br />seawalls and dock systems for the marina. Responsible for site visits; providing analysis of seawall and concrete dock
<br />repairs, crack and spall repair tracking, and field reporting.
<br />Bayfront Park Docks Inspection, Miami, Florida. Performed above- and below-water inspection of three fixed
<br />docks, two northernmost docks of approximately 2,500 SF each and one southern dock of approximately 3,000 SF.
<br />Responsible for inspecting deteriorating dock structures and assisted with the engineering report, which included an
<br />assessment of the existing docks and recommendations for repairs or replacement.
<br />Miami International Airport Central Base Apron and Utilities Modification and Expansion Project, Miami, Florida.
<br />Construction engineering inspections for the expansion and modification of the American Airlines Central Base Apron
<br />at Miami International Airport. The project scope included restoration of the North Terminal gate area, reconstruction
<br />and expansion of the North Apron over an existing drainage canal, full demolition and replacement of pavement,
<br />drainage, and lighting systems, realignment of the vehicle service road, and reconfiguration of aircraft parking.
<br />Construction quality and compliance were assured through rigorous inspection and material testing. Soil classification,
<br />proctor sampling, and compaction results were evaluated for over one million square yards of subgrade and base
<br />materials. Concrete mix designs were reviewed, with analysis of water-cement ratios, slump, unit weight, air content,
<br />and strength tests to approve hundreds of thousands of cubic yards of structural and slab concrete. Asphalt placement
<br />was verified through assessment of temperature, lift thickness, bonding coat, mat and joint density, and compaction
<br />for millions of tons of pavement. Stormwater infrastructure installation included DIP (3”, 8”, 12”) and RCP (18” to
<br />84”) pipes, along with 10’x12’ and 10’x16’ box culverts. Electrical systems inspected included concrete-encased duct
<br />banks and 70-foot high mast airfield lighting, with photometric testing performed to confirm illumination standards.
<br />FDOT Construction Training Qualification Program (CTQP) certifications in asphalt, concrete, earthwork, Maintenance
<br />of Traffic (MOT), and OSHA safety were completed during this project.*
<br />Layne Blvd. Water Main Improvements Project, City of Hallandale, Florida. Responsible for managing the Layne Blvd
<br />Water Main Improvement Project, which involved abandoning the existing asbestos concrete water main, installing a
<br />new 12” water main along the full length of Layne Blvd, connecting to side streets, and reconstructing the asphalt
<br />roadway. Oversaw contractor methods for installing 12”, 8”, and 6” water mains, gate valves, fire hydrants, and service
<br />connections. Evaluated testing procedures and results for backfill lifts and verified that flushing and jumper connections
<br />met industry standards. Reviewed milling, resurfacing, and full-depth pavement methods. Analyzed quantities for
<br />invoice approval and managed RFIs and change orders related to labor, materials, and design adjustments.*
<br />Sunny Lake Bird Sanctuary, Town of Davie, Florida. Responsible for designing the potable water and sanitary sewer
<br />systems for a 4-acre site development serving a two-story community center. The design included a 12” potable
<br />water main connecting to the city’s existing line under SR 818, incorporating protective sleeves beneath roadways,
<br />fire hydrant connections, appropriate bends, and backflow prevention. Designed a gravity sanitary sewer line from
<br />the facility to a proposed lift station, which discharged to an existing 8” force main under SR 818. Also managed the
<br />permitting process, including preparation, submittal, and coordination of responses for FDEP and Broward County
<br />Health Department approvals, ensuring all permits were secured to initiate construction.*
<br />Opa-Locka Executive Airport Interior Service Road-Phase 2, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Responsible for serving
<br />as the field representative during the construction of a two-lane perimeter road at Opa-Locka Executive Airport,
<br />running adjacent to the airport’s taxiway. Evaluated and documented the contractor’s methods for erosion control,
<br />underground drainage installation, proper handling, stockpiling, and disposal of suspected or contaminated materials,
<br />as well as placement and compaction of the limerock base course and installation of guardrail. Determined required
<br />soil sampling, scheduled testing during base course placement, and provided acceptance based on evaluation of test
<br />results.*
<br />*Services provided with prior firm
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