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lane on the 1 -95 northbound connector ramp from NB US 441 on -ramp to the SR -826 WB exit ramp, and <br />widened three bridge structures. The project also included two MSE walls, 3,000 LF of roadway widening <br />and drainage improvements. <br />General Superintendent, 12th Avenue Bascule Bridge, FDOT, District 6, Miami, FL, $63 million <br />Nick's duties as General Superintendent included reviewing all work plans, coordinating all crews/ <br />equipment between disciplines, managing 90 -day schedules to ensure on -time completion. In addition, <br />he was ultimately responsible for safety, quality and cost. This project required the demolition and <br />construction of a six -lane bascule bridge over the environmentally sensitive Miami River. A significant <br />component of the Miami Riverfront revitalization, the project was built in six phases during 930 days. In <br />order to maintain traffic on the existing bridge, the first half (northbound) was constructed downstream of <br />the existing bridge. Once this was complete and operational, traffic was switched to the new structure and <br />the existing structure was demolished, allowing room for the second half of the bridge (southbound). <br />Structures Superintendent, 5th Street Bascule Bridge, FDOT, District 6, Miami, FL, $60 million <br />Nick's role as Structures Superintendent included coordinating all crews /equipment between disciplines, <br />managing 90 -day schedules to ensure on -time completion, as well as being responsible for safety, quality <br />and cost. The project had over 1,350 tons of steel and $3.6 million in machinery components. It was <br />completed in four traffic control phases and included minor bridge demolition, the construction of a new <br />steel bascule bridge with control tower, 30 -in pre- stressed concrete foundation piling, 24 -in reinforced <br />concrete abutment piling, two cofferdams, two concrete bascule piers, a fender system, roadway and <br />approaches, lighting and signalization. <br />pK5 Kiewit Construction of the North Bay Road Pedestrian Emergency Bridge I No. 14 -09 <br />