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<br /> • CITY OF OAKLAND PARK BID PACK 9 PROJECT AREA
<br /> ® INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS
<br /> ® Oakland Park, Florida
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<br /> , fir, w. .., Harris Hamid,P.E.
<br /> �� I 1 ii t,15t,l p `�.14`—aa.—r� . :,• ?>` y Director of Engineering&
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<br /> • pS, ., n-1114:14 l `f i rt tED a 2011-2013
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<br /> ® The City of Oakland Park is one of the older municipalities in Broward County with SurveyingPermitting
<br /> ® boundaries that encompass approximately 4,400 acres. The City has reached Bidding
<br /> ® development maturity and is focused on maintaining the existing infrastructure.Although
<br /> the City does not operate a water or wastewater treatment, they do manage the water Principal in Charge
<br /> ® distribution and sewer collection system that serves a majority of the City. These systems Karl M.Kennedy, PE
<br /> ® are aging and are in need of rehabilitation and upgrades. In addition, the existing
<br /> topography provides little relief for storm water management and therefore must depend
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<br /> on the efforts of the City, County and South Florida Water Management District for area
<br /> ® wide drainage and flood control. David E.Stambaugh, PE
<br /> ® CGA is currently under contract with the City to design water, wastewater and drainage Project Engineers
<br /> ® improvements to the 570 acre Bid Pack 9 area located in the eastern portion of the their Mohammed Sharifuzzaman,
<br /> service area. These improvements were identified in the City's Strategic Performance PE
<br /> ® Area and Business Plan Initiative.The project includes approximately 20,000 linear feet of Francisco Reina, El
<br /> ® water main replacement, 80 fire hydrants, 5,000 linear feet of force main and the design Luis Pimentel,El
<br /> ® of the replacement of Lift Station B-2. This area also contains 5 drainage projects that
<br /> were identified as deficient areas that are in need of improvement in the City's Surveyors
<br /> ® Stormwater Master Plan. Due to a deficient drainage system and a recent storm event in Robert Jackson,PSM
<br /> ® October 2011, many of the residence experienced flood conditions throughout this area. Donald Cooper, PSM
<br /> During this unfortunate occurrence, CGA visited the area with City Staff to get a firsthand
<br /> ® view of the effects of heavy rains. The City requested that CGA take these flooding issues Construction Cost
<br /> ® into consideration in the design to optimize the amount of flood protection that could be
<br /> ® added to the project. CGA accepted this difficult task and will be working the City and the $5,765,000
<br /> residence of this area to improve these conditions. The project is currently at the 60%
<br /> ® design level and CGA is in the process of coordinating with appropriate permitting Consultant Cost
<br /> ® agencies for approval. Once the project design has been approved by the permitting $498,220
<br /> agencies and all comments and concerns from the City and residence of this area have
<br /> ® been addressed, CGA will provide the bidding assistance for procurement of the contract Firm's Role
<br /> ® to construct. The project is currently on schedule with an estimated start to construction Prime
<br /> ® in January 2013.
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