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<br />TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL PROPOSAL <br />Demolition and Reconstruction of the Historic Sunny Isles Beach/New Port Fishing Pier <br />Pier Park, City of Sunny Isles Beach, FL <br /> <br />construction. After the field meeting, we will coordinate with the City's Project Manager to finalize schedules <br />and construction staging areas, and other administrative and technical matters. <br /> <br />Mr. Evans will be responsible for meeting all scheduling, quality, and budget commitments. He will have full <br />corporate support, empowering him to commit company resources and to facilitate coordination, direction, <br />and communication between the Team and the City. As Project Manager, Mr. Evans will: <br /> <br />../ Serve as the single point of contact on all contract issues <br /> <br />../ Ensure that expectations are met and information is being delivered <br /> <br />../ Interact with all stakeholders (City of Sunny Isles Beach, regulatory agencies, etc.) <br /> <br />../ Take a proactive approach in seeking out issues and their early resolution <br /> <br />../ Described below is a set of management activities that we will deploy for this project. <br /> <br />1.4.1 Project Work Plan <br /> <br />At Notice to Proceed (NTP), our Team will prepare a Project Work Plan for distribution among all <br />Team members. The work plan will be a living document that establishes the project requirements; <br />sets the basis for controlling scope, schedule, and budget; describes the principal responsibilities <br />and authority of the project participants; and documents and maintains project decisions and <br />criteria (e.g. variations/exceptions, geometry input/output, etc.). <br /> <br />1.4.2 Project Kick-Off Meeting <br /> <br />The Project Manager will begin with a kick-off meeting to identify the key project issues, team <br />participants, discuss project purpose and goals, define team member roles and responsibilities, and <br />identify expectations. The planning and scheduling of the kick-off meeting will be coordinated <br />through the City's Project Manager. <br /> <br />1.4.3 Project Reporting <br /> <br />The Project Manager will prepare and distribute comprehensive meeting documents (e.g. Agendas, <br />Sign-in Sheets, Meeting Minutes, and Telephone Logs) in a timely manner. Agendas will be submitted <br />for approval to the City's Project Manager one week prior to any meeting. Meeting minutes will be <br />distributed within three working days of the conclusion of any meeting. Action items will include <br />identification of the individuals responsible for follow-up along with the date for completion. <br />Accurate and up-to-date Monthly Progress Reports will be the primary method for communicating the <br />status of the project on a consistent basis. Progress reports will include an executive summary with <br />accomplishments for the month, projected activities for the following month and identification of any <br />issues and suggested resolutions. <br /> <br />1.4.4 Control of Project Schedule <br /> <br />The preparation of a comprehensive Project Schedule along with continuous tracking is one of the <br />most important and fundamental tools for effective project management. For purposes of scheduling <br />and budget control, our approach includes developing and implementing a Work Breakdown <br />Structure (WBS) that identifies tasks based on a logical organization. The WBS will focus on project <br />milestones and will be the basis for identifying schedule activities and for monitoring cost. Our Team <br />will work with the City Manager on monthly updates of the project schedule (percent complete, logic <br />ties, identification of negative float recovery, etc.). Throughout the project, we will continuously <br /> <br />Page 5 of 15 <br />