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Page 146CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH • RFQ #26-07-01 • CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES (CCNA) Lissy La Paix Puello., PhD, P.E Page | 2 SR 520 – Cox Road to Varr Ave. and Aurora to Hubert Humphrey Causeway, Brevard County, FDOT District 5. Engineer of Record. This project involved design for access management and asphalt pavement rehabilitation involving roadway, lighting, signing, and pavement marking and signalization. Dr. La Paix was the Engineer of Record for signalization improvements, signalized intersection replacement, pedestrian signal detection, traffic signal traffic controller upgrade to support Automated Traffic Signal Performance Measures (ATSPM) and connected vehicle (CV) readiness. She was also responsible for signalized intersection lighting design and ITS coordination. (FPID 442885-1; Contact: Tina Thomas; Telephone: (321)634-6111; Start/End Date: 2021- 2023). SR 25/US 27 Roadway Resurfacing from Morse Blvd. to Buenos Aires Blvd., Sumter and Marion County, FDOT District 5. Engineer of Record. This project is a roadway rehabilitation project involving signalization, lighting, roadway and signing and pavement marking design. Dr. La Paix’s key responsibilities included design lead for development of signalization improvements and new intersection lighting design plans at five existing signalized intersections. Tasks included, but not limited to, execution, planning and production design and management. Challenges of this project involved improvement of pedestrian facilities, traffic signals and both pedestrian and traffic vehicular detection. Lighting design also included design documentation and development of lighting analysis design report (LDAR) per new FDOT FDM criteria (voltage drop calculations and photometric analysis). (FPID 445304-1; Communications Team Natecia Gayle; Telephone: (352)326-7744 / (352)620-3020; Start/End Date: 2021-2023). SR 35 Roadway Resurfacing from CR 521 to SR 44 (MP 19.43 – MP 22.33), Sumter County, FDOT District 5. Engineer of Record. This project is a roadway rehabilitation project involving signalization, road lighting, roadway and signing and pavement marking design. The project will repave U.S. 27/U.S. 441 from Morse Boulevard to North of SE 178th Place to extend the life of the existing roadway. The project will also construct nearly 1.3 miles of new sidewalk on both sides of the roadway to close gaps throughout the entire project limits. To improve operations and help relieve congestion, the left turn lanes at the signalized intersections will be modified to make more space for vehicles. Traffic signals will also be upgraded. Additional improvements include new pedestrian signals and crosswalks, as well as drainage upgrades. Responsibilities include signalization design production and management signalized intersections to improve traffic safety and monitoring. Lighting design includes development of lighting analysis design report (LDAR) per latest FDOT FDM criteria for roadway segments. (FPID 445190-1; Design Project Manager: Martina Paradysz; Telephone: (386)943-5466; Start/End Date: 2021-2023). SR 849 - Improve Lighting From SR 814/Atlantic Blvd to MLK Blvd/Coconut Creek Prkwy, District 4. Engineer of Record. Install lighting on the east side of SR 849/NW 31 Avenue between SR 814/Atlantic Boulevard and MLK Boulevard/ Coconut Creek Parkway. Coordinate with FPL to retrofit existing lighting on the west side with LED luminaires. Retrofit lighting at the intersection of SR 849/NW 31 Avenue and SR 814/Atlantic Boulevard. Retrofit lighting at the intersection of SR 849/NW 31 Avenue and MLK Blvd./Coconut Creek Parkway. (Start/End Date: 2023-2024). St. Lucie Gatlin Blvd I-95, FDOT District 4. Engineer of Record. This project involves the design of Dynamic Curve Warning System (DCWS), a Road Weather Information System, Dynamic Message System (DMS) and a CCTV camera. The design included a preparation of a concept of operations report according to the FDOT guidelines, concept layout, estimation of quantities, and final plans of each subsystem and connectivity to existing systems. Selection of systems requirements and analysis of alternatives is included. Major challenges include the design of an integrated system available 24/7 under high serviceability scenarios. (Financial Number: 443847-1-52-01, FDOT Contact: Robert Lopez; Start/End Date 2021-2022). Miami-Dade County Design Services, Miami-Dade County Traffic. Engineer of Record. This project includes new intersection construction, roadway rehabilitation project involving signalization, lighting, signing and pavement marking design. Lighting design includes pedestrian areas, vertical and horizontal illuminance at intersections and crosswalks. Several new intersections have been designed, with different scenarios to adequate fixtures and mounting height, retrofitting and adding new light poles. (Ongoing Contract)