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<br /> Education Jose Lo ez PE PMP
<br /> M.B.A., Environmental p / i
<br /> Systems, Florida Atlantic Project Programming
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<br /> M.S., Environmental and Jose Lopez has 25 years of in-depth experience in project management; stormwater
<br /> Urban Systems, Florida management and flood control; water supply;watershed management; operation and
<br /> I International University maintenance; best management practice for water quality improvement; and restoration.
<br /> B.C.E., Hydraulics, Universidad Prior to joining Atkins, Mr. Lopez's project experience included:
<br /> Nacional de Buenos Aires
<br /> Wastewater Reuse Technology Pilot Project, West and South Miami-Dade County,
<br /> Registrations/Licenses FL. Mr. Lopez was the project manager for the project that was part of the Comprehensive
<br /> Professional Engineer: Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP)to rehydrate Biscayne Bay coastal wetlands. The purpose
<br /> Florida 39555, 1988 of the pilot project is to determine levels of treatment and technologies needed to discharge
<br /> reclaimed water into natural areas, determine the ecological effects of using superior, advanced
<br /> Certifications
<br /> Project Management treated reclaimed water and determine parameters/constituents of concern.
<br /> Professional, Project Advanced Wastewater Treatment for Indirect Non-Potable Reuse, South Florida
<br /> Management Institute, Water Management District (SFWMD). Mr. Lopez was the principal investigator for several
<br /> Certification # 34108, 2001. pilot projects with the cities of Plantation and Sunrise in Broward County to investigate different
<br /> physical-chemical and biological advanced wastewater treatment technologies to augment
<br /> Honors and Awards water resources reusing highly treated reclaimed water for surface water recharge to water
<br /> Broward County Government quality standards in line with current State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection
<br /> Civil Engineer of the Year, (FDEP)standards and Broward County for ground water discharge. These studies evaluate the
<br /> American Society of Civil removal of microconstituents(pharmaceuticals or personal care products)from the wastewater,
<br /> Engineers, 2009 to model the fate, transport, and impact of discharged reclaimed water, and to evaluate the
<br /> Team of the month, SFWMD, toxicity of reclaimed water discharge into natural water bodies.
<br /> August 2008, November Broward County Initiative for Stormwater Improvements, SFWMD. Mr. Lopez managed
<br /> 2007, June 2006, and a combination of stormwater projects to reduce stormwater runoff and to provide hydrologic
<br /> I November 2005 and water quality improvement to meet federal and state water quality requirements. The
<br /> Award for efforts to restore project components include retrofitting existing stormwater systems, restoring flow to natural
<br /> the North Fork of the New systems that supply water to our aquifers, creating stormwater retention, detention, and filter
<br /> River, Sistrunk Historical marshes to remove impurities going to the canals and streams and to improve the hydrology
<br /> Nature and Preservation associated with freshwater flows to the estuaries, restoring the natural systems of our estuaries
<br /> Society, June 2006 to improve shellfish and fish habitat, and associated resource monitoring and assessment. These
<br /> projects were implemented through cooperative partnerships with federal, state, county, and
<br /> 1 Professional Affiliations city governments, universities, and nonprofit organizations.
<br /> Project Management Institute Bank Stabilization of the North Fork of the New River(NFNR), SFWMD. After
<br /> Communication Chair for the Hurricane Wilma hit South Florida in late 2005, the NFNR was severely affected and it was
<br /> State of Florida, American determined that about 1,500 feet in the area between Sistrunk Boulevard and 27th Avenue in
<br /> Society of Civil Engineers unincorporated Fort Lauderdale had significant erosion problems. The SFWMD partnered with
<br /> Water Pollution Control the National Resource Conservation Service Office to fund this project and received a $2 million
<br /> grant to complete this project. Mr. Lopez managed an independent scientific and engineering
<br /> I Federation review of the existing conditions in the NFNR and preparation of a stakeholder coordinated
<br /> American Water Works response to the erosion problems being encountered and improvements to water quality within
<br /> Association an environmentally friendly and sustainable framework.
<br /> I International Water Resources Everglades Construction Project, SFWMD. Mr. Lopez was part of a selected group of
<br /> Association engineers and scientists with the main task of implementing the design, construction, and
<br /> Florida Association of operation of advance treatment systems as part of the Everglades Restoration Project, the
<br /> Professional Engineers largest ecosystem restoration project in the world. As a project manager he led the chemical
<br /> treatment/solids separation process; the low intensity chemical dosing project; the testing of
<br /> chemical treatment in urban runoff; management of wetlands projects and natural treatment
<br /> systems like periphyton-based stormwater treatment area(PSTA)and submerged aquatic
<br /> vegetation/limerock (SAV/LR) projects.
<br /> 0006.027944.0512 Atkins I City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ No. 12-04-02
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