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AMFLPBG017564.2026
<br />PROFESSIONAL
<br />CREDENTIALS
<br /> ȸ Master of Science, Civil
<br />Engineering, University of
<br />Miami
<br /> ȸ Bachelor of Science, Civil
<br />Engineering, University of
<br />Miami
<br /> ȸ Professional Engineer in
<br />Florida, #82392
<br />SPECIAL
<br />QUALIFICATIONS
<br /> ȸ 15 years of project experience,
<br />serving as structural engineer
<br />and project manager on a wide
<br />variety of public- and private-
<br />sector jobs.
<br /> ȸ Software experience includes
<br />CSI ETABS, CSI SAFE, RAM
<br />Concept, RAM Structural
<br />System, RAM Elements, Tekla
<br />TEDDS, EnerCalc, SPColumn,
<br />Revit, and AutoCADS
<br /> ȸ Extensive experience including
<br />new building design, existing
<br />structural assessments, and
<br />rehabilitation.
<br /> ȸ Project experience includes
<br />low rise to high rise structures
<br />consisting of a variety of
<br />different building materials
<br />including concrete, steel,
<br />masonry, shallow foundations,
<br />and deep foundations.
<br />ALLY GOOLABSINGH, PE
<br />Structural
<br />Relevant Experience
<br />Foundcare Riviera Beach, Riviera Beach, FL — Project Manager. Kimley-Horn is providing
<br />design, professional structural engineering, civil engineering, and landscape architectural services
<br />for this medical office building located in Riviera Beach. The proposed building is planned to be
<br />a 20,000 square foot, two-story facility that includes two 2,5000-square-foot suites, known as
<br />incubation space, for new businesses in the city. The remaining 15,000-square-feet will include
<br />reception, pharmacy, and clinical space for adult and pediatric care, dentistry, behavioral health
<br />services, a laboratory, and a pharmacy. The scope of services includes survey coordination,
<br />stormwater calculations and a report, site plan and engineering review, construction documents,
<br />regulatory permitting, dry utility coordination, construction phase services, landscape architecture,
<br />irrigation, and hardscape services
<br />Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Bed Tower Vertical Expansion, Hollywood, FL —
<br />Project Engineer. This project consisted of the vertical expansion of the Joe DiMaggio Children’s
<br />Hospital Bed Tower. Kimley-Horn performed a structural peer review of the existing hospital vertical
<br />expansion. The team reviewed structural drawings of the existing building to confirm the adequacy
<br />of a future vertical expansion. Our review included an analysis of existing structural components
<br />with additional loads from the expansion, and a strengthening of existing elements where
<br />required. Kimley-Horn also reviewed the analysis and strengthening calculations and drawings for
<br />conformance with the new loads from the vertical expansion. We performed a review of the new
<br />vertical expansion structural drawings and calculations to verify their compliance with the Florida
<br />Building Code 2017 Building Edition. Additionally, our firm reviewed architectural drawings to verify
<br />that the structural drawings and calculations were in general conformance with the architectural
<br />drawings regarding geometries, materials, loads, and other conditions that could impact the
<br />structural design.
<br />Cyril E. King International Airport Parking Garage and Transportation Center General
<br />Engineering Consultant, St. Thomas, VI — Project Engineer. The Virgin Islands Port Authority
<br />(VIPA), an autonomous agency that manages both the airports and most of the public seaports in the
<br />U.S. Virgin Islands, has retained the assistance of Kimley-Horn for civil and structural engineering
<br />services for developing construction documents for a new parking and transportation center at
<br />the Cyril E. King Airport in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. The proposed area of construction is located
<br />on the existing surface parking east of the existing airport terminal. The proposed parking garage
<br />will provide approximately 500 parking spaces for visitors, employees, and rental car operations.
<br />Associated with the parking garage, the project will include limited pedestrian connections through
<br />the existing roadway and limited roadway improvements within the Airport.
<br />Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital (ACH) Central Energy Plant (CEP) Utilities Upgrades,
<br />St. Petersburg, FL — Project Engineer. Johns Hopkins selected Kimley-Horn to perform a peer
<br />review of the existing civil and structural design for upgrades to the All Childrens Hospital (ACH)
<br />Central Energy Plant (CEP) within the 5th Street S corridor. The CEP provides steam, chilled water,
<br />and backup generation for the ACH and outpatient care center (OCC) via a direct burial system of
<br />pipes and duct banks. Kimley-Horns scope of services included peer review of the prior consultants
<br />assumptions and field walk, peer review of the current 100% design development, identification
<br />of alternatives, preparations of calculations and exhibits, and a final report of findings which will
<br />include cost estimations and timelines. The final report addressed the current design solution,
<br />suggested alternates, and other possible solutions such as maintenance strategies and additional
<br />upgrades.
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