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<br />RFQ #16-06-01 Shoreline Surveying & Mapping Consulting Services
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<br />R. HARVEY SASSO, P.E., Principal – In – Charge
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<br />EDUCATION
<br />Master of Science, Civil Engineering,
<br />Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario,
<br />Canada, 1981
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<br />Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering,
<br />Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario,
<br />Canada, 1979
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<br />LICENSURE
<br />Professional Engineer, FL
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<br />PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
<br />American Society of Civil Engineers
<br />Florida Engineering Society
<br />Florida Shore and Beach Preservation
<br />Association
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<br />Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers
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<br />PUBLICATIONS
<br />“Artificial Reef Construction: An
<br />Engineered Approach”, R.H. Sasso,
<br />T.K. Blankenship, S. Higgins, and K.
<br />Banks, Feb. 2004 National Conference
<br />on Beach Preservation Technology
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<br />“Mooring Buoys for the Largest Cruise
<br />Ship in the World,” J. Juhl, T.K.
<br />Blankenship, and R.H. Sasso,
<br />Proceedings, Ports 2001 Conference
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<br />“Village of Key Biscayne Beach
<br />Renourishment and the Management of
<br />Offshore Seagrasses,” Cameron Perry
<br />and Harvey Sasso, P.E., Proceedings of
<br />the 2001 National Conference on Beach
<br />Preservation Technology
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<br />“Miami Beach 32nd Street Hot Spot:
<br />Numerical Modeling and Design
<br />Optimization,” Adam Shah and Harvey
<br />Sasso, P.E., Proceedings of the 2001
<br />National Conference on Beach
<br />Preservation Technology
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<br />“Regional Beach Restoration Plan for
<br />Three Consecutive Barrier Islands in
<br />South Florida,” Paul C.-P. Lin, Ph.D.,
<br />P.E., R. Harvey Sasso, P.E. and C.
<br />Anthony Spell, Proceedings of the 1997
<br />National Conference on Beach
<br />Preservation Technology
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<br />Mr. Sasso has over 30 years’ experience as a professional coastal
<br />engineer, having worked on numerous projects in Florida, the
<br />Caribbean, and Europe. He has been involved in all aspects of
<br />coastal/marine projects, including project design, engineering
<br />analysis, environmental permitting, and the legal, political and
<br />managerial elements of project implementation.
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<br />He has a reputation for providing a business approach to
<br />engineering having planned, designed and implemented numerous
<br />coastal/waterfront development projects. Mr. Sasso pioneered a
<br />regional approach to coastal sediment budget from Hillsboro Inlet
<br />in Broward County to Government Cut in Dade County. This
<br />sediment study encompassed 35 miles of shoreline, two counties,
<br />four inlets, one taxing district and ten municipalities.
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<br />Representative project experience
<br />32nd Street Breakwaters, Miami Beach, Florida
<br />CLIENT: Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resource
<br />Management
<br />Coastal engineering and numerical modeling for coastal
<br />breakwaters and sand recycling project to stabilize shoreline at hot
<br />spot erosional area. Hydrographic surveys and beach profiling
<br />performed.
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<br />Ambergris Cay, Turks and Caicos
<br />CLIENT: Ambergris Cay Partnership
<br />Prepared EIA for development of private island. Performed
<br />hydrographic and GPS control surveys. Engineering design of coastal
<br />works including entrance channel, dredging, 150-slip marina, and
<br />RO/RO platform for shipments to remote island.
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<br />Broward County Beach Restoration Project Mitigation, FL
<br />CLIENT: Broward County
<br />Design/build 10 acres of artificial reef offshore of the
<br />Dania/Hollywood beaches - utilizing 66,000 tons of limerock
<br />boulders imported from Freeport, Bahamas. Project was
<br />implemented utilizing three rock barges, one crane barge, a 165-
<br />ton crane, front end loaders and two tug boats operating 24-
<br />hours/day, 7-days/week over 4 months. Marine positioning,
<br />resource surveys and hydrographic surveys were an integral part of
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