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<br />Experience Summary <br />Fort Lauderdale Tarpon River Survey. Broward County, FL. <br />Mr. Milanes served as the Survey Technician for this project, performing detailed topographic and <br />bathymetric surveying to support the required specific-purpose survey at two locations in the City of <br />Fort Lauderdale: the SE 3rd Avenue Bridge and the SE 9th Street Bridge over the Tarpon River. His <br />responsibilities included collecting precise bathymetric data of the submerged riverbed, obtaining <br />topographic information within and beyond the project limits, and capturing key reference elevation <br />shots such as top of riverbank and adjacent above-ground features. <br /> <br />PNC2122842P1 Airport Utilities and Pavement Projects. Broward County, FL. <br />The objective of this project is to support the BCAD through professional architectural and engineering <br />services for improvements at FLL and HWO. <br />• WO1 - Rehabilitation of Taxiway A at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. Mr. Milanes, <br />as a Survey Technician, is participating in the topographic, bathymetric, and special-purpose surveys <br />for the rehabilitation of Taxiway A, covering over 80 acres of airside and landside areas. His duties <br />include collecting detailed elevation data, identifying features, evaluating pipe and channel inverts, <br />and supporting the coordination of geotechnical testing. He also contributes to documenting and <br />mapping the final coordinates and elevations at the sites, ensuring that all activities meet FAA and <br />BCAD requirements. <br />• WO2 - Aircraft Design Group (ADG) III Taxilane at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. <br />Mr. Milanes provides comprehensive surveying services for the development of the new ADG III <br />Taxilane, which encompasses approximately 93 acres. His work includes collecting elevation data, <br />assisting in the coordination of soft digs, and assessing utility structures. He ensures that the surveying <br />efforts are fully compliant with FAA guidelines and linked to FLL's PACS and SACS systems <br />55