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StAFFING 65P261925RFQ # 26-07-01 • CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES (CCNA)
<br />Vice President • Senior Coastal Engineer
<br />Total Years Experience / With Moffatt & Nichol 31 / 11
<br />Education ME, Coastal Engineering, Old Dominion University, Virginia, 1994
<br />BS, Civil Engineering, Old Dominion University, Virginia, 1992
<br />Registration Professional Engineer
<br />FL 55910, 2000
<br />VA 0402032214, 1999
<br />AffiliationFlorida Engineering Society
<br />American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Miami-Dade Branch, Past President
<br />ASCE, Ports and Harbors Committee, Engineer/Diver Standard Task Committee
<br />ASCE, Florida Section, Report Card on Florida Infrastructure Committee on Coastal Areas
<br />Residences by Armani/Casa, Sunny Isles Beach, FL. Engineer-of-record for the
<br />truck haul beach renourishment event. Conducted an initial permitting feasibility
<br />analysis and agency consultation to confirm the maximum feasible development
<br />envelope for the project design, followed by FDEP Coastal Construction Control Line
<br />(CCCL) permitting and marine turtle lighting approvals for the project which includes
<br />a large parking pedestal and tower with amenity/pool deck. Worked closely with
<br />Miami-Dade County to process notices to proceed under their federal, state and
<br />county beach renourishment permits for a 28,500-CY beach fill project.
<br />North Bay Village Seawall Design Criteria, FL. Principal for the development of
<br />the island-wide seawall design criteria package for North Bay Village. This project
<br />develops the minimum criteria for new and restored seawalls to be designed and
<br />constructed throughout the Village on both public and private properties utilizing
<br />resilient and innovative designs. The project provides a basis for code development
<br />to facilitate overall resiliency and coastal defense throughout the Village.
<br />Back Bay CSRM, Miami-Dade County, FL. Project manager for the evaluation of
<br />shore protection alternatives to the proposed floodwall. Moffatt & Nichol worked with
<br />the County, City, Downtown Development Authority, private investors, and USACE
<br />to review and discuss resiliency alternatives developed by USACE for the Back Bay
<br />Coastal Storm Risk Management (CSRM) feasibility. The original resiliency approach
<br />proposed for downtown Miami was an 18-foot-tall conventional floodwall surrounding
<br />most of the downtown waterfront. The team developed a nature-based structural
<br />solution with multiple lines of protection that provided equivalent protection levels
<br />while providing environmental benefits, additional public access, stormwater
<br />improvements, water quality upgrades, and maintained local property values and
<br />views. The system consisted of low crested oyster breakwaters, elevated structural
<br />breakwaters planted with mangroves, dedicated seagrass-wetland protection zones,
<br />secondary structural revetment system upland seat walls, bio-swale stormwater
<br />areas, and localized building protection.
<br />Village of Key Biscayne Resilient Infrastructure Program Strategy and Integrated
<br />Implementation Plan, FL. Project manager for a technical advisory role to
<br />support the Village with the USACE CSRM study for the development of shoreline
<br />stabilization and flood protection alternatives for the beaches and back bay as part
<br />of the Village’s Elevating Our Island Paradise Resilience Program with the goal of
<br />protecting the Village from the effects of flooding, sea level rise, and environmental
<br />changes.
<br />Timothy (Tim) Blankenship PE
<br />Principal In Charge | Moffatt & Nichol
<br />Tim has extensive experience as a coastal engineer having completed
<br />beach and dune nourishment, inlet, and coastal structure studies and design
<br />throughout Florida over the past 31 years. He brings this depth of experience
<br />to lead the Moffatt & Nichol team with beach management and bayfront
<br />shoreline projects through the duration of this contract. He has served as
<br />project engineer and/or project manager on consulting engineering contracts
<br />for several municipalities in Miami-Dade County, including Miami Beach, Key
<br />Biscayne, Bal Harbour, Surfside, Miami, and Sunny Isles. Tim continues to
<br />innovate in the coastal/marine industry with a passion for the development of
<br />nature-based solutions.
<br />Resumes of Key Personnel
<br />Resumes of Key Personnel
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