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CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH – CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR GOLDEN SHORES UTILITY UNDERGROUNDING AND ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS (CCNA) - RFQ NO. 18-08-01 SECTION E - QUALIFICATION INFORMATION AND ASSIGNED PERSONNEL ▪ The South County Neighborhood Improvement Project The South County Neighborhood Improvement Project (SCNIP) includes approximately 1,400 acres of land between State Road 7 and I-95, south of Pembroke Road. The project included the design, permitting, bidding and construction consisting of 53 miles of roadway, 181,000 linear feet of storm sewer (including exfiltration trench), 140,618 linear feet of water main, 236,226 linear feet of gravity sanitary sewer, and 80 miles of sidewalk. This project also included abandoning in-place and grouting over 50,000 linear feet of existing water main. CTA provided topographic survey, design, permitting landscape architecture, and construction engineering and inspection services on each of these projects. The project was completed 2006. ▪ The Miami Gardens Livable Neighborhoods Improvement Project The Livable Neighborhoods Improvement Project includes approximately 222 total acres of land subdivided among four separate sites; namely Garden Circle, Kings Garden I & II, Kings Garden III and Vista Verde. The project includes: 34,200 linear feet of roadway, 7,840 linear feet of sidewalk, 19,000 linear feet of storm sewer, 151 drainage structures, the regrading of 22,500 linear feet of swales, and the addition of 112 street lights, along with street trees and landscape/hardscape. The project began in 2009 and is continuing at present. Four phases are complete. ▪ The Garden Acres Neighborhood Improvement Project Garden Acres was a single-family residential neighborhood approximately with an area of approximately 24 acres. The new drainage system consists of 4” deep roadway swales, drainage pipes and structures, exfiltration trenches and two controlled discharge points into an existing drainage system located within the NE 6th Avenue right-of-way. The roadway swales help with the storage and convey the runoff from the roadway and the house lots. The swales and exfiltration trenches handle the water quality volume generated by the roadway right-of-way area. CTA analyzed the system using ICPR software. CTA provided design, permitting and CEI services for the project. The roadway restoration consisted of 4,985 linear feet of roadway. The drainage system consisted of 2,136 linear feet of storm sewer, 4,171 linear feet and of exfiltration trench. The project also included major roadway, water and sanitary sewer improvements. The water improvements consisted of 5,591 linear feet of 6” diameter main, and 962 linear feet of 8” diameter main. The sanitary improvements consisted of 7,045 linear feet of 8” diameter sewer, 218 linear feet of 4” diameter forcemain, and 1,044 linear feet of 6” diameter forcemain. Improvements included two lift stations. The project was completed in 2014. E | Page 4