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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ",-,.,." - ~"~Y/~ ~ PIO(essionar General Engineeling Consultant RFQ No. 0"l-QUJ,1 Technical Capabilities - Sustainable Design Sanitary Sewer: MEI provided Program Management Services for the Infiltration- Exfiltration-Inflow (I/E/I) Program for the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (WASD), which covered the entire unincorporated area of Miami-Dade County. This program applied advanced technology to the improvement of the existing sanitary sewage collection network, which consisted of pre and post-TV inspections to verify the effectiveness of the procedure, as well as quantification of the work. This program was realized within an EPA mandate and was under their strict scrutiny and monitoring. MEI has also worked with Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (WASD) performing design, construction contract documents preparation, permits processing, coordination with regulatory agencies, cost control and construction services for various existing municipal pump stations ranging from 200 GPM to 450 GPM, to comply with NAPOT criteria. In addition to the previously described experience, MEI was responsible for the evaluation and rehabilitation of the wastewater infrastructure of a low-income housing project containing 47 buildings. MEl's responsibilities included point reconstruction, repairs, pipe liners, line replacement or clean test and seal for manhole repairs, sewer main lines and sewer laterals. Water: MEI has designed water distribution and transmission mains ranging from 6" to 36" in diameter, to be connected or dedicated to municipal systems. We are also experienced in network hydraulic analysis and performance evaluation and recommendations toward system betterments to comply with fire protection requirements, and consumption demands. The MEI team has been responsible in the past for the evaluation of municipal systems to assess no only the condition of the existing distribution system but to recommend the upgrading and set up its construction schedule. Drainage: MEI is familiar with the regional water management practices, promotion of storm water quality protection, floodplain preservation and hazard mitigation, as well as with the Rules of South Florida Water Management District Chapter 40E-1, 40E-4, 40E-40 and other related chapters that govern the conceptual, individual and general permits. The key elements used by MEI when studying a sound storm water management system are environmental protection, mitigation and enhancement, water supply, flood and water quality protection. This is accomplished through the combined efforts of planning and research. MEI has been under contract with the Miami-Dade County Public Works Department and the City of Sunny Isles Beach to implement Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) related projects that encompass the Roadway Improvement and Storm Water System Design. This program was to alleviate and remedy the severe flood conditions caused by the hurricane Irene and No-name storms in the year 2000. ~~~~a!t,