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<br />Water and Sewer
<br />CGA provides professionals who have experience in all aspects of water distribution, water re-use main,
<br />wastewater collection/transmission main, and lift station design, permitting, and construction, as well as
<br />system evaluation, and analysis.
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<br />Our water experience includes the design and permitting of new water distribution networks, water
<br />distribution system replacements and upgrades, and booster pump stations. This includes water main
<br />extension and/or replacement projects for the cities of Weston, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, North
<br />Lauderdale, Miami Beach, Dania Beach, Hollywood, Lauderhill, and the towns of Davie, Surfside, and Bay
<br />Harbor Islands. In addition, we have modeled existing water distribution systems for the cities of Weston,
<br />and Lauderhill, as well as the Town of Davie. This involved assembling existing as-built, permit, and atlas
<br />data, and supplementing it with surveyed field data to build the existing model in WaterCad. CGA then
<br />proceeded to model improvements into the system for enhanced system performance, to account for future
<br />demands, and to accommodate future anticipated redevelopment. The modeled improvements were
<br />prioritized, budgeted and included in the Capital Improvement Plans for the municipality.
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<br />Our wastewater experience includes the design, permitting, and construction of collection systems,
<br />transmission systems, lift stations, master pump stations, in-line booster pumping stations, and force
<br />mains. CGA has or is currently in the process of modeling the existing wastewater transmission systems
<br />(lift stations and force mains) for the cities of Weston, Pembroke Pines, Opa-locka, Cooper City, Dania
<br />Beach, and the Town of Davie. As with the water distribution system models, we assembled existing as-
<br />built information, permit information, and atlas data, and supplemented it with surveyed field data to build
<br />the existing computer model. Similar to the water distribution system evaluation and analyses, CGA
<br />modeled improvements into the system for enhanced system performance, to account for future demands,
<br />and to accommodate future anticipated redevelopment. The necessary improvements were then integrated
<br />in the municipality's Capital Improvement Plan. In addition, CGA recently performed an 1&1 study on the
<br />wastewater collection system of the Town of Surfs ide.
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<br />Our team has provided designed pump stations for variety of application including stormwater, shallow
<br />wells, deep wells, wastewater lift station, wastewater effluent disposal, potable water distribution, and in-
<br />line booster station. As such, we have worked with and coordinated with all design disciplines including
<br />structural, electrical, and instrumentation and controls. We have experience with a variety of pumps and
<br />pump station types. As part of the pump station design we also provided hydraulic modeling, solids
<br />removal facilities (Le. bar racks, strainers) design and emergency power fuel system design. We have
<br />worked on pumps with capacities ranging from 0.1 MGD to 200 MGD (320 CFS).
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<br />CGA has designed, permitted, and managed the construction of new lift stations, and lift station
<br />rehabilitation projects for the cities of Weston, Pembroke Pines, Dania Beach, Miramar, North Lauderdale,
<br />Hollywood, Cooper City, Opa-locka, and the Town of Davie.
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<br />Stormwater Management
<br />CGA has been the Drainage/Stormwater Management Engineer for the
<br />South Broward Drainage District (SBDD) since 1990. The firm was
<br />originally contracted to develop the first and only district-wide basin
<br />hydrologic and hydraulic analysis and storm water comprehensive plan.
<br />CGA is also the District Engineer for Indian Trace Development District and
<br />Bonaventure Development District and has completed basin wide
<br />hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, including the master drainage system
<br />modeling, analysis and pumping station upgrades, large-scale
<br />mitigation/wetlands plans and the updates of the comprehensive plan. CGA uses the latest in advance
<br />computer-assisted software technologies such as Advanced Interconnected Pond Routing (ADICPR),
<br />Hydraflow, Cascade and other current computer programs.
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