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32IWFLFTLD016838.2026
<br />ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES
<br />(CCNA) RFQ # 26-07-01
<br />CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL
<br />C-14 Pump Station, North Lauderdale, FL
<br />Kimley-Horn provided design, environmental, permitting, and construction
<br />phase services for the installation of the C-14 Stormwater Pump Station in North
<br />Lauderdale. The project aimed to enhance the City’s stormwater management
<br />capabilities while preserving the natural environment. The project involved
<br />constructing a new single-story building equipped with modern electrical and
<br />mechanical systems, a new pump bay and wetwell, and new intake and discharge
<br />structures. The pump station will discharge into the C-14 canal and will be located
<br />on the Stranahan River. Key features included two to three electrical submersible
<br />pumps, a new motor control center, an air-conditioned electrical room, an
<br />emergency generator, and a new telemetry system.
<br />Kimley-Horn conducted a comprehensive Natural Resource Assessment to identify wetlands, surface waters, and
<br />upland habitats on-site, evaluating their potential usage by listed species such as the Florida burrowing owl. This
<br />assessment involved reviewing existing environmental documentation, conducting field reconnaissance, and preparing
<br />a Technical Memorandum summarizing the findings. Additionally, Kimley-Horn prepared a 30% schematic design
<br />document, which included a narrative of the work elements, conceptual site and floor plans, building elevations, wetwell
<br />dimensions, and a conceptual opinion of probable construction costs.
<br />Based on the information gathered and the conceptual design, Kimley-Horn proceeded to develop final construction
<br />documents for the project. This included coordination with manufacturers and suppliers, hydraulic, landscape
<br />architectural, structural, mechanical, and electrical design, and preparation of construction plans suitable for permit
<br />application submittal. Kimley-Horn also handled the permitting process with various regulatory agencies, including
<br />the South Florida Water Management District, North Lauderdale Water Control District, US Army Corps of Engineers,
<br />Broward County Highway Construction and Engineering Division, Broward County Environmental Protection and Growth
<br />Management Department, National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System, and the City of North Lauderdale.
<br />Shores Estates Drainage Improvements, Miami Shores Village, FL
<br />Kimley-Horn is providing professional engineering services for the design and construction of a drainage collection
<br />system with water quality treatment measures for the residential neighborhood known as Shores Estates. Improvements
<br />consist of underground piping, a stormwater pump station, and an outfall connection to the adjacent canal system.
<br />Professional services include surveying, stormwater analysis, civil and electrical engineering design, landscaping and
<br />irrigation, permitting, coordinating with utility providers, preparing quantity calculations, and engineers’ estimates of
<br />probable costs. The construction phase services will include site visits, pay application review, responding to RFIs, and
<br />project closeout/certifications.
<br />Dates of Service:
<br />2024–Ongoing
<br />Contact:
<br /> H Hong Guo
<br /> Ȋ 701 SW 71st Ave, North
<br />Lauderdale, FL 33068
<br /> °954.597.4772
<br />Dates of Service:
<br />2021–Ongoing
<br />Contact:
<br /> H Delroy Peters
<br /> Ǚ Public Works Director
<br /> Ȋ 10050 NE 2nd Ave, Miami Shores, FL 33138
<br /> °305.795.2210
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