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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Engineering Services for Government Infrastructure RFQ No. 07.03.Q1 ~,'," -e NW 14th Street Rehabilitation. Resurfacing and widening of NW 14th Street from NW 34th Avenue to NW 22nd Avenue in the City of Miami. The project included the milling and resurfacing of NW 14th Street, a two-lane undivided roadway, minor widening and intersections, and the reconstruction of the existing swale with concrete grid pavers. Also included was some reconstruction of NW 34th Avenue to provide drainage improvements. With the resurfacing of the roadway, signing and pavement markings were also provided. SR 826/Sunny Isles Boulevard Sidewalk Enhancement - Widening of the existing sidewalk and resurfacing of the remaining roadway pavement as part of the City of Sunny Isles Beach Sidewalk Enhancement project. The project included the relocation of existing drainage structures and realigning the merging of the inner and outer eastbound business loop ramps to the eastbound SR- 826/Sunny Isles Boulevard. The existing roadway was narrowed from its existing five-lane one way directional urban typical section to a four lane urban roadway with 16-ft wide sidewalks. The project also included landscape and decorative lighting throughout the sidewalk areas. Front Property Setback 76' SR-826 Eastbound Existing Right-of-Way -i.. Front l Properly Setback ~d ~ ~ ~ .,~ ... 14' 2' Sidevvalk C&G 4 Lanes ('11' each) 44' 2' 14' C&G Sidsvvalk 3.0 CONTROL OF PROJECT SCHEDULE The project schedule provides the framework for the plans production process. MEI will then have the opportunity to develop an schedule which essentially is acknowledgement of the schedule, milestones, and critical path activities as they are presented in the schedule. The City will have an opportunity to review the schedule and will conquer with the milestones presented. Any comments to the schedule by the City will be implemented into the MEl's final design schedule. This schedule is just another tool to control the design of the project, and it is consider a "living document". MEI will then review and update the schedule on a monthly basis as the project progress. MEI will have actual control of the schedule by utilizing the following steps: 1) Be proactive an accelerate activities and submittals in order to balance out any delays due to unforeseen conditions, 2) Meet with key stakeholders such as FDOT, The City of Sunny Isles Beach, Miami-Dade County, DERM and other agencies, early in order to achieve consensus on key issues such as permitting, and community impacts. 3) Early communication with utilities, 4) Submit and initiate the permitting process early in the design process with all agencies having jurisdiction as soon as possible, 5) Maintain a excellent line of communication with all subconsultants. ~~~~,