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Ms. Janes Hines, MMC ^'
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City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue, 4th Floor
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
RE: Request for Qualifications No. 14 -07.02
Continuing Professional Services for Architectural, Landscape
Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA)
Dear Ms. Hines,
Bermello A)amil & Partners, Inc. (B &A), along with our partnering sub - consultants,
is pleased to respond to the Request for Qualifications presented by the City
of Sunny Isles Beach for Continuing Professional Services for Architectural,
Landscape Architectural, Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only, (CCNA)
Request for Qualifications No. 14- 07 -02.
B &A will be the Prime Consultant for this proposed contract and has assembled
a team of exemplary professionals uniquely qualified to provide the disciplines
indicated in this RFQ.
The Team we have assembled for this proposal brings all of the necessary
technical, management and creative skills needed to execute the scope of
work outlined in the RFQ under this contract. Our Team can achieve this in a
manner that will provide the City of Sunny Isles Beach with superb design and
planning skills while keeping within established budgets and meeting specific
project schedules. The broad experience base, coupled with the unique
composition of our team, allows the City to work with one multidisciplinary
group to achieve successful projects.
B &A is a locally and internationally recognized multi - disciplinary A/E
firm providing complete planning, environmentally sensitive design and
construction services in the disciplines of architecture, planning, interior design
and landscape architecture. B &A specializes in working with municipalities on a
variety of project types including parks and recreational facilities, streetscopes
and community centers.
Mr. Willy Bermello AIA, AICP will be the Principal in Charge of this assignment.
His invaluable experience garnered throughout a career that spans more than
40 years developing projects worldwide, will be invaluable to the success of the
various projects we assist the City with.
In addition to our own in -house professional capabilities, the
Firms selected to be part of our B &A Team understand how to tackle a wide
range of project types from conceptual design through to construction.
Moreover, our Team is a collection of highly qualified local talent, representing
some of the most prominent consulting firms in their respective fields of expertise.
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This is a Team that has successfully designed and built a wide range of municipal projects throughout south
Florida and understands what is needed to complete projects and meet both the City's and Community's needs.
In summary, our Team roles on this project are as follows:
Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc.
Gibbs Land Surveyors
TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc.
Louis J. Aguirre & Associates, P.A.
E Sciences Inc.
Trot Tech Engineering Inc.
CMS - Construction Management Services, Inc.
Landscape Architecture
Architecture
Planning /Urban Design
Project Management
Community Outreach
Permitting and Bidding
Construction Administration
Surveying
Structural Engineering
MEP and Fire Protection
Environmental, Permitting
Traffic and Transportation
Cost Control and Estimating
Alfredo C. Sanchez AIA, AICP, and Senior Partner with B &A will act as the Project Manager and primary point
of contact with the City for the duration of this assignment. with over 35 years of experience in the field of
Architecture, Planning, and Urban Design (22 of them with B &A), Mr. Sanchez brings a wealth of knowledge in
the numerous fields that are part of this RFQ. He will be responsible for ensuring that the City's needs are met on
a daily basis and that we provide the .
In the following response to the Request for Qualifications, we have provided detailed information that
demonstrates our experience and capabilities for the key criteria to be evaluated for this contract. As such, we
welcome the opportunity to present our qualifications to you and your selection committee. We look forward to
the opportunity to serve the City of Sunny Isles Beach on your future projects.
Randy Hollingworth
Director of Planning, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design
Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc.
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B &A focuses on providing our Clients with innovative and
sustainable design solutions that celebrate the environment
and compliment the built environment. Our team brings
expertise in many facets of design and development
including master planning, defining community aesthetics
and enhancements, planning and design of parks and
recreation complexes, and municipal facilities. whetherwe
are revitalizing urban streetscapes, designing recreational
facilities or creating wildlife habitats, we undertake all of
our projects with a keen understanding of the individual
and unique characteristics of each site and each client.
The B &A team brings extensive project management
and construction administration experience to the design
process and to the construction phase of every project.
COMPANY INFORMATION
OVERVIEW
Bermello Ajamil & Partners Inc. (B &A) is a local, award - winning South Florida firm providing Architecture,
Landscape Architecture, Engineering, Planning, Interior Design and Construction Services. we specialize
in providing these services to municipalities throughout Florida and we hold significant expertise in the
planning and design of parks and recreational facilities, government complexes and streetscapes.
B &A is a corporation headquartered in Miami and organized under the laws of the State of Florida. B &A
was originally founded in 1939 as a small local architectural firm and incorporated in the City of Miami
under its current name in 1992. we maintain a professional staff of over 70 talented individuals in both
throughout all of our offices, that possess the necessary expertise to successfully execute and complete
projects for the City of Sunny Isles Beach.
Our website address is: www.t)ermelloa6amil.com
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COMPANY INFORMATION
B &A IS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
The entire B &A Team does not anticipate any difficulties
handling the workload likely to result from the tasks
assigned from this project. As demonstrated repeatedly
with our previous work on similar continuing services
contracts, B &A is dedicated to commit its professional
resources to insure the greatest workforce flexibility
and responsiveness to the City. WE ARE "ON- CALL" AS
NEEDED. The depth and strength of our experience
allows us to perform successfully on all of our contracts,
responding in a timely manner and keeping projects
on schedule. We have a strong staff in -house with
exceptional services from our subconsultant members.
The B &A Team is committed to exceeding your
expectations on your various projects and is prepared
to committ the necessary staff to meet the City's needs.
THE B &A TEAM IS AVAILABLE TO START IMMEDIATELY!
POINT OF CONTACT
B &A's Miami office will be responsible for all services
performed under this contract. Mr. Alfredo Sanchez,
Project Manager, and Mr. Kirk Olney, Landscape
Architect, will be the City's primary contacts. Our office
address and contact information are:
Alfredo Sanchez, AIA, AICP, LEED AP
ASanchez @bermellooiamil.com
2601 South Bayshore Drive, Suite 1000, Miami, FL 33133
Ph.: 305.860.3711 Fx.:305.860.3700
Kirk Olney, RLA
KOlney @bermelloajamil.com
2601 South Bayshore Drive, Suite 1000, Miami, FL 33133
Ph.: 305.860.3709 Fx.:305.860.3700
TYPE OF ORGANIZATION
Originally founded in 1939 as a small local architectural
firm, B &A was incorporated in the City of Miami under
its current name in 1992. B &A is a State of Florida
corporation and is licensed, permitted, registered and
certified to do business.
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RESPONDING TO THE CITY
Our Team has a reputation for on -time, on- budget
delivery of quality designs and accompanying
documents. B &A's Project Manager, Alfredo Sanchez,
will be readily accessible to respond to the City's needs
and meet their expectations for a rapid, efficient and
quality delivery of this project.
EXPERIENCE WITH REGULATORY AGENCIES
Early identification of the agencies having jurisdiction
on a project and a clear understanding of their
standards, specifications, permit requirements and
time frames associated with processing and review of
the plans and permit applications is vital to the success
of any project from a scheduling and budgeting
perspective.
B &A has unparalleled experience with regulatory
agencies. The following is a list of some of the agencies
that B &A routinely interacts with:
• Miami -Dade County
- Building and Zoning
- Public Works
- Water and Sewer
- Fire Department
• Florida Department of Transportation
• South Florida Water Management District
(SFWMD)
• Florida Department of Environmental Protection
(DEP)
• US Army Corp of Engineers (COE)
• DERM Coastal Wetlands Section
• DERM Fresh Water Wetlands Section
• State of Florida Department of Health
OFFICE TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR WORK PERFORMED
Miami (Headquarters)
2601 South Boyshore Drive, Suite 1000
Miami, FL 33133
Ph: 305.859.2050
Fx: 305.860.3700
COMPANY INFORMATION
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SERVICES
Landscape Architecture, Planning & Urban Design
Site Master Planning, Analysis and Design
Environmental Planning
Comprehensive Planning
Neighborhood Planning
Park and Recreation Planning & Design
Streetscope Design
Rezoning
Permitting
Feasibility and Peer Review Analysis
Aesthetics Guidelines
Construction Services
• Project Management
• Cost Estimating & Scheduling
• Plans Processing and Permitting
• Construction Administration
• Construction Engineering & Inspection (CE &I)
Post Evaluation Analysis
Construction Administration
Engineering and Permitting
• Civil Engineering
• Land Development
• Port Development
• Marina Design
• Cruise Industry Services
• Aviation
Highway Design
COMPANY INFORMATION
Architecture
Architectural Guidelines and Design
Programming
Existing Facilities Survey & Building Certification
A.D.A. Surveys
Zoning Analysis
Site Planning
Construction Phase Services
Contract Documents & Permitting
Interiors
Space Planning
Interior Design
Furniture & Custom Millwork Design
FF &E Specifications & Pricing Packages
Furniture Inventories
Art Selection
Way- finding Signage & Graphics
Procurement
Post ID Design Evaluation
Other Services
Community Development & Public Information
Development of Regional Impacts (DRI)
Resort Design
Port Planning
Transportation/Transit Planning & Design
Water & Sewer
Dredge, Fill and Development Permits
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SUSTAINABLE DESIGN - B &A LEED SERVICES
B &A is committed to developing sustainable and fully
integrated designs while determining realistic cost - saving
opportunities. As a member of the U.S. Green Building
Council, B &A has established an early commitment to
the green building movement by creating o department
dedicated to providing LEED consulting services. Our
LEED Accredited Professionals cover each stage of
sustainable design and the LEED Certification process.
B &A has the knowledge and skills to successfully integrate
sustainable design and the LEED Certification process.
B &A embraces the principals of energy efficiency and
environmentally - responsible design and is dedicated
to providing our clients with healthy environments that
increase energy efficiency and decrease environmental
impact.
COMPANY INFORMATION
B &A's Broadway Pier at the Port of San Diego (above) successfully underwent the LEED certification rating
process and the building has attained a Gold LEED Rating. B &A has registered other projects with the U.S.
Green Building Council for LEED certification.
RECOGNITION
B &A has won numerous design awards and our projects have been rewarded by consistent commissions
from local, county and state agencies. B &A has been consistently recognized for its design excellence
by the Society of American Registered Architects, American Institute of Architects, American Planning
Association, and Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers. B &A has enjoyed a place among the top
businesses in South Florida. In 2009, B &A was recognized as one of the Top 500 Design Firms and in 2008 we
were awarded the Firm of the Year Award by AIA Miami. Recently we were awarded the Grand Award in
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Florida, filed on February 28. 1977.
The document number of this corporation is 528526.
1 further certify, that said corporation has paid all fees due this office through
December 31, 2014, that its most recent annual report/unifaml business report
was filed on January 2. 2014, and its status is active.
I further certify that said corporation has not filed Articles of Dissolution
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QUALIFICATIONS
WHY THE B &A TEAM?
B &A meets and exceeds the requirements set in the RFQ by:
• Experience working for the City of Sunny Isles Beach
B &A has been serving City, State and County public clients for over 20 years, providing design
services of exceptional quality and value.
• Seasoned Professionals - The wide breadth and depth experience of the professional staff of B &A
makes it best qualified to perform the contract. B &A's lead professionals have, on average, over
twenty years of experience in their respective fields. Our professional staff can deliver projects of
excellent quality, creative designs on time and on budget.
• Multi- Disciplinary Team - Our project management staff understands the multitude of specialties
that are required to create a successful project. B &A has assembled a highly qualified team of firms
and professionals to address the varied project needs that range from surveying of a property or site,
analysis of traffic and parking, grant writing, engineering and other specialties as they may be
required for.
• Emphasis on Methodology /Approach - Our projects are developed following a well tried and
practice process of approach that provides for a thorough understanding of existing conditions,
client needs and preferences, community preferences, summary of issues and opportunities,
alternative options and their evaluation; and the creative process of design; and the final
implementation of the project.
Award Winning - The quality of work we generate is superior; we are highly regarded by our peers;
and we are recognized by other professionals in the industry as being a quality A/E firm.
Experienced in Community Involvement - B &A's personnel is experienced in providing a level of
community involvement to address the most controversial of projects.
• Portfolio of Projects - Our portfolio of successful projects in the field of planning, architecture and
landscape architecture attest to the ability of our professional staff and the depth of the commitment
that these individuals bring to each project undertaken.
• Responsiveness - We understand the nature of a Continuing Services Contract, that there are small
projects and there are larger projects. Our staff is responsive to our client needs and is always ready
to answer questions, meet with the client, and address projects and project issues as they may be
presented.
• Being headquartered in South Florida means we understand local business development and are
committed to you and the community you serve.
• We are a local company with a global impact.
• We create great projects with great people.
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B &A has extensive experience providing similar services to public agencies under Continuing Services
Contracts. Our clients include:
• City of Sunny Isles Beach - Architecture and Engineering
• City of Hallandale Beach - Architecture and Engineering
• City of Pompano Beach - Architecture and Engineering
• City of Pompano Beach CRA - Architecture and Design
• City of Pompano Beach - Landscape Architecture
• City of Deerfield Beach - Architecture and Engineering
• City of Tamarac - Architecture and Engineering
• City of Coconut Creek - Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Planning
• Broward County Public Schools - Architecture and Engineering
• Broward County /Port Everglades - General Consultants
• Broward County /Port Everglades - Architecture
• Broward College - Program Management Services
• City of Doral - Architecture and Engineering
• Village of Palmetto Bay - Professional Consulting Services
• Monroe County - General Engineering Services
• Town of Miami Lakes - Architecture
• City of Miami Gardens - Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture
• City of Miami - Construction Engineering Observations
• City of Miami - Architecture
• City of South Miami - Architecture and Engineering
• City of Coral Gables - Continuing Architecture Services
• City of Miami Beach - Architecture and Engineering
• City of Miami Beach - Construction Engineering & Inspections
• City of Homestead - Architecture, Engineering, Urban Design and Planning
• City of Hialeah - Architecture and Engineering
• City of North Miami - Civil Engineering and Urban Design /Planning
• City of Key West - CEI for Sidewalk Projects
• FDOT District 6 - Districtwide Miscellaneous Design Services Contract
• FDOT District 6 - Districtwide Public Involvement
• Village of Wellington - Architecture
• Miami -Dade Expressway Authority - General Consultants
• Port of Miami - General Consultants
• City of St. Petersburg - Engineering
• Florida Atlantic University - Architecture and Engineering
• Miami -Dade County Public Schools - Building Code Consultants
• Broward Health - Architecture
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Intracoastal Park North Intracoastal Park, in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, is the development
Sunny Isles Beach, Florida of two, vacant 1.5 acre parcels, located between Collins Avenue
and the intracoastal waterway to the west.
Client: City of Sunny Isles Beach
The project included the addition of a 5' tall concrete /CMU
screen wall along the southern property line, decorative stone
columns and an aluminum picket fence along the Intracoastal
Waterway consistant with the City's theme for fencing, benches,
trash receptacles, picnic tables with colorful umbrellas, bike racks,
paved walkways, site grading, security lighting, landscaping, and
irrigation. The project also included the sighting and placement of
park signage and three sculptures provided by the City.
The now completed project provides two new linear passive parks
for visitors and neighbors to relax in the sun or shade, throw a Frisbee,
kick around a soccer ball or enjoy a walk along the meandering
walkway adjacent to the intracoastal waterway. In addition, the
park was designed to accommodate a dock facility along the
intracoastal to be added in a later phase of development.
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Pompano Beach, Florida engineering services for improvements to George Brummer Park
(formerly Palm Aire Park), a community oriented park on the west
Client: City of Pompano Beach side of Pompano Beach. The site had previously been utilized as
a private tennis club but was sold to the City for use as a public
recreation park. working with the City and local residents, B &A
developed multiple design alternatives and presented them
at various public workshops and community meetings. After
obtaining input from neighboring community organizations and
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two handball courts, two bocce courts, a beach volleyball
court, two playgrounds, a basketball court, an outdoor fitness
facility, a restroom pavilion and a large waterfront open space
for community events and activities. A small parking area was
also incorporated into the plan to allow convenient access for
the entire community. Once completed, the park became a
focal point for local residents of all ages enjoying the extensive
opportunities for recreation. B &A also provided construction
management services on this project.
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Deerfield Beach, Florida 3 -acre, underutilized waterfront park.
Although the existing park was visually isolated due to its location
Client: City of Deerfield Beach and poorly maintained, the City wished to incorporate the park info
redevelopment of the waterfront and the City's new commercial
core to the south. with a significant historical background, the site
offered on opportunity to educate park users about the colorful
history of the community and the role the site played in that history.
A primary goal of the park master plan and design was to provide
an interpretive program for visitors.
The approved development program for the revitalized park
included two playgrounds, a restroom pavilion, picnic shelters, an
interactive water feature, a 15 -foot -wide waterfront promenade
and o new stair tower to connect the site to the bridge leading
over to the City's beachfront area. Since the City has limited
Intracoastal waterfront access, one of the primary goals for the
park's redevelopment was to increase public access to the water.
This was accomplished by incorporating a small manna along the
north shoreline of the park and a floating dock along the east
shoreline for safely launching paddle boards and kayaks into the
water. Through meetings with City staff and neighboring residents,
a final concept design was selected and approved by the CRA.
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Harry S. Truman Presidential Park B &A was commissioned by the City of Key West to develop an
Key West, Florida overall master plan for this 23 -acre waterfront site adjacent to
the historic Fort Zachary Taylor Park and Naval Base. Working
with the City, the community, and adjacent neighborhoods,
Client: City of Key West B &A developed an overall pion which would attract both local
residents and visitors to the waterfront.
The entire development of the Truman waterfront is envisioned as
a water related, park -like environment where the City will enjoy
revenue from various commercial components to assist in the
expenses of maintaining a worldcloss park. The park master plan
incorporates a redesigned 50 -foot -wide waterfront pedestrian
promenade, a pedestrian bridge to soon Admiral's Cut, on open
air amphitheater with 200 fixed seats, a renovated Navy Generator
Building to be reused as a restaurant, historical museum and public
restrooms, an interactive water feature with two adjacent shaded
playgrounds, an exercise trail with outdoor exercise stations, a
35.000 -SF recreation center with an adjacent synthetic turf multi-
purpose athletic and event field, and new horse stables for the Key
West Police Department. B&A is presently developing a complete
set of construction drawings for the first phase of the project which
is expected to cost $23 million and cover approximately 80% of the
site's overall development.
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James Archer Smith Park B &A was awarded a contract to provide the planning, landscape
Homestead, Florida architectural, and architectural designs necessary to renovate and
revitalize this 4.70 acre park located in Homestead, Florida. The
Client: City of Homestead existing park was underutilized and in a deteriorated state, offering
few recreational opportunities except a small playground with
outdated equipment and landscaping that was in total disrepair.
In order to breathe new life into this community park, our designers
developed a master plan that included the addition of two secured
dog parks with specialty canine exercise equipment, a children's
interactive water feature with an adjacent restroom facility, a
playground area utilizing both existing and new playground
equipment, a 20- station state -of -the -art exercise system for
various age groups, open play and picnic areas with shelters, a
peripheral on- street parking layout, extensive landscaping, and
both decorative and security lighting throughout the park. Now
completed, the park serves as a social focal point for the adjacent
community.
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Wittkop Park The new Wittkop Neighborhood Park includes a number of
Homestead, Florida recreational opportunities and alternatives for local residents.
Within the park are two professional level basketball courts, two
Client: City of Homestead separate age defined tot lots, two handball courts. a walking trail,
picnic areas with shelters and restroom facilities.
In addition, the park has been provided with convenient on- street
parking on both the north and south sides and a new lighting system
which provides a safe and attractive environment for residents at
night. Period light fixtures have been selected to light both the on-
street parking and all pedestrian walkways in the park.
The project is located on 2.5 acres adjacent to the City's Water
Tower in the City of Homestead.
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Losner Park Losner Park is a major open space for both the City's Downtown
Homestead, Florida and the Krome Avenue sector of Historic Downtown Homestead.
This is one of the City's most centrally located parks and can
Client: City of Homestead become a point of attraction for citizens of all areas of the City of
Homestead.
The project addressed the identification of public uses that could
be included in Losner Park to make it more active and attractive
to the community at large. The inclusion of an interactive water
feature was identified to attract families and help local businesses.
The Interactive Water Feature design proposes maintaining a
substantial amount of green space that is presently in the park;
green space that is also used as a viewing area for the stage. The
stage will not be impacted in its design or viewing area. The water
feature provides an opportunity to create a seating area facing
the stage and a hard surface to connect activities in the park.
An open air eating area adjacent to the Seminole Theater
is proposed. This eating area will work in conjunction with a
concession.
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Doral Meadows Park In conjunction with Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. (RDC),
Doral. Florida Corzo Castello Carballo Thompson Salmon, PA and city officials,
Bermello Nomil & Partners, Inc. provided the programming, master
Client: City of Doral planning, schematic design, design development and construction
documentation for this 14 -acre regional urban pork within the City
of Doral.
The park includes two lighted baseball fields, bleachers, a shade -
covered playground, concession /restroom building with a covered
pavilion, one Sportex synthetic turf football /soccer field, Vito Course
exercise path, fitness walking /jobbing trail, batting cages and ample
parking. Keeping environmentally sensitive design in the forefront,
both fields are illuminated with the Musco Light - Structure Green
system and native landscaping surrounds the project.
The final phase of the park's state-of-the-art facilities was concluded
in record time.
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Margaret Pace Park B &A, in conjunction with the City of Miami's Community
Miami, Florida Redevelopment Agency, provided the programming, master
planning, schematic design, design development and construction
Client: City of Miami CRA documentation for this 8.25 acre, regional urban park on the City
of Miami's waterfront.
Society of American Registered Architects. The overall park plan includes four tennis courts, two soccer fields,
Design Award, 2003 one cricket pitch, tot lot and children's playground, exercise
stations, street and water oriented urban plazas, waterfront
Gold Coast American Planning Association promenade, shoreline stabilization, picnic shelters, site furniture,
Award, 2nd Place, 2003 security lighting and landscape improvements.
Since the park opened, it has become a social magnet for the
community and is popular with all age groups. This urban oasis
serves local residents from adjacent high density residential
developments and those from other areas of the city.
The incorporation of locally inspired public art provides the park it's
own identity and sense of place in the community.
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Aventura Community Center Making a dynamic statement at the edge of the bay with
Aventura, Florida a strong sweeping curve acting as a monolith pedestal,
Bermello, Ajamil & Partners envisioned the project to act as
Client: City of Aventura the heart of the city's public /civic destination. The scope of
the project included preparing a master plan within a 3.2 acre
waterfront site, and provided full design and documentation
Society of American Registered Architects including architectural interior design, landscape architecture
Professional Design Award, 2008 and civil engineering services.
The building is divided into athletic, educational, and
administrative rooms and gathering spaces, organized by a
linear gallery space with functional rooms on one side and
glass on the other, emphasizing the view to the park and
water. An 8.800 SF gymnasium with a 150 person seating
capacity anchors the gallery and all multi - purpose rooms. The
open spaces consist of entry pavilion, covered walkways, a
tower, and spaces for informal gatherings.
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Gaines Park Community Center B&A designed this 10,000 SF multiuse community center that
West Palm Beach, Florida includes a variety of public use spaces for meetings, large
banquet / events and classes. Located directly west of the
Client: City of west Palm Beach existing Gaines Park Recreation Center, this new facility is
organized by a central double- height barrel vaulted space that
provides primary circulation throughout the building. The (2)
primary function spaces are accessible from this main "spine ":
to the north, the 4,500 SF multi - purpose room and to the south,
the 800 SF classroom. Both spaces include a central movable
wall that allows each space to be divided into two.
The exterior design and colors complement the existing buildings
while providing a new and exciting Architectural style for the
Community Center. This new facility also includes a large porte-
cochere / entryway canopy for drop -off and pick -up services for
large events. In addition. B&A renovated the existing north wing
that accommodates additional classrooms, meeting rooms, full
working kitchen, audio recording studios and offices.
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Highlands Community Center B &A was commissioned by the City of Deerfield Beach to
Deerfield Beach, Florida design a new 3,500 SF Community Center located at 571 NE
44th Street in south Deerfield Beach. The new community
Client: City of Deerfield Beach center was inserted into the existing 2.16 acre triangular park to
accommodate a variety of community based functions.
The main multi - purpose space can be divided into (2) two
separate spaces that accommodate a variety of uses at
the some time. The facility has a dedicated service area
for catering. The park already has adequate parking and
utilities to accommodate the new building: site improvements
includes additional landscaping, new sidewalks to the building
(main entry / front and a separate service / back of house)
and new shade over the existing playground area. The
building is designed to accommodate emergency operation
communications for the community before, during and after a
hurricane.
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B.F. James Park This project encompassed the complete redevelopment of an
Hallandale Beach, Florida underused existing neighborhood park through extensive public
input and master plan development. From the neighborhood
meetings, B &A developed an extensive program for the new
Client: City of Hallandale Beach park including a new community swimming facility, relocated
basketball courts, picnic areas, exercise stations and an
expanded playground for a greater range of age groups. In
addition, to meet City code requirements, the park and buildings
were designed for LEED Certification. B &A managed the LEED
Certification and led the design team through the certification
process.
B &A developed various architectural alternatives for the aquatic
swim building. The architectural style of this facility will serve as
the bases for the design of all public buildings in future City parks.
Although relatively small, the new pool will serve the community's
recreational needs and includes a beach entry feature and
three lap lanes which can be modified for swim health classes.
A new parking lot proposed along the south side of the park
was designed to both improve community access and allow for
improved visibility into the park for the police department. The
park was designed utilizing numerous CPTED principles.
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South City Beach Park This project includes the complete renovation of one of two
Hollandale Beach, Florida beach front parks in the municipality. The existing 3.5 -acre site,
aside from the parking lot, was covered with Category I Invasive
Australian Pine Trees that were removed for environmental
Client: City of Hallandale Beach reasons, making way for a variety of opportunities.
With community input during the master planning process the
park use and amenities were reimagined. The park is divided into
four quadrants accessible via bisecting palm shaded walkways.
Each quadrant has its own identity and use, from sand volleyball
to bocce courts as well as covered playgrounds with safety
surface to a large beach front concession building. This facility
is the focal point of the park and as designed as two buildings
separated by a breeze way: which frames a focused view of
the Atlantic Ocean. One building is a restroom facility while the
other is a built out shell ready to be leased to a snack bar type
vendor /concession.
The project scope included extensive coordination and
ultimately the acquisition of development permits from Florida
Fish and Wildlife and Florida Department Environmental
Protection Bureau of Beaches and Coastal Systems.
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Village of Pinecrest, Florida
Client: Village of Pinecrest
B &A was selected by the Village of Pinecrest to evaluate and Master Plan the existing Pinecrest Community Center.
The existing facility and 14,600 SF Community Center Building are approximately 5' /z years old and well used by local
residents. However, budgetary constraints at the time of design and a compromised planning stage has resulted in
a facility now considered outgrown and undersized to serve the needs of the Community.
B &A was commissioned to evaluate the existing Community Center Building and surrounding facilities as well as
currently offered programs and activities. In addition, B &A lead a public outreach effort on behalf of the Village
which included hosting three charrette -style Community Meetings, surveying residents and collecting public input.
B &A developed a Master Plan suitable for implementation over extended phases as funding is allocated and /or the
need for additional programming increases. The proposed Master Plan projects the physical growth of the Community
Center Building over three phases to a total of size of 31,500 SF and accommodates the following programs:
• Basketball /Volleyball Gymnasium • Cardio Fitness and Weight Training Room
• Group Cycling (Spinning) Studio • Aerobics /Dance Movement Room
• Multi- Purpose Meeting /Instruction Rooms • Male & Female Restroom & Shower /Lockers
• Indoor Playground / Toddler Room • Indoor Cafe and Concessions Vending
• Offices and Support Spaces
The proposed Master Plan responds to present -day gauged public input as well as the Village's current needs and
objectives. Nonetheless, it was purposefully designed as a dynamic expansion plan capable of accommodating
evolving programming needs as future phases are implemented.
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Pompano Beach Boulevard
Kiosk Building
Pompano Beach, Florida
Client: Pompano Beach
Community Redevelopment Agency
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beach's existing concession building, aptly named the "Kiosk"
Building, for transformation both functionally and aesthetically
into a prime destination for public beach amenities. The program
includes restrooms and 3 different concession venues. All of these
were designed into the existing footprint of the building, which
was integrated into the new Pompano Beach Improvements
design along a prime pedestrian pathway with a large deck area
for cafe style tables and chairs.
Located in the heart of City's prime beach district, the Kiosk
building is one of very few existing structures east of the coastal
construction line deemed too valuable to remove. One key
requirement in the redesign was the need to completely remove
and replace the existing and deteriorated Flat roof. B &A designed
a taller sloping standing seam metal roof that provides greater
shade for the building while providing more verticality and
allowing it to be seen from greater distances along the beach.
The B &A team provided all new design, architecture, mechanical,
electrical and plumbing systems, and structural upgrades.
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Community Center this 14 -acre Park, a neighborhood recreational area in the City of
Doral, Florida Doral. In designing the renovations, B &A incorporated both active
and passive recreation facilities, working within the confines of
Client: City of Doral the existing site layout which included tennis courts, a recreation
building and a parking lot.
B&A provided plan development, preparation of design
documents, and maintenance standards and assisted the City
in the bidding and negotiation phases as well as construction
administration. B &A was also responsible for the renovation
of another site, the 14 -acre Doral Meadow Park, as well as the
master plan for another 3 -acre park.
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North Shore Park B &A prepared the master plan for North Shore Park and
Master Plan Implementation provided full architectural design and civil engineering services
Miami Beach, Florida for the redevelopment of this 17.22 acre facility and 20,000 SF
Community Center.
Client: City of Miami Beach
B &A's design consisted of a 2 -story Youth Center which houses
a large multi- purpose room with hardwood stage that caters to
afterschool programs and other activities, a gym and a regulation
high school basketball court with full locker rooms and showers.
The park has 12 tennis courts with an adjacent tennis /pro shop,
a practice court and a maintenance garage. Ten of the courts
are green clay hydro -courts and 2 hard courts for handicapped
players. The park also offers 2 shuffleboard courts with shade
structure and 2 baseball fields with dugouts and clay infields.
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Miami -Dade Expressway This 14,000 SF building was designed to house a state- of -the-
Authority (MDX) art traffic center, a boardroom and general office space. B &A
modified the existing one -story building to create a gateway into
Headquarters Facility the new space. The connection between the two structures is a
Miami, Florida lushly landscaped courtyard covered with a translucent canopy,
Client: Miami -Dade Expressway Authority providing uninterrupted operation of the existing building during
construction.
Award of Excellence, Society of American The highly visible curved roof adds to the expressive structure and
Registered Architects. California, 2005 provides the much needed "signature" element requested by
the client. This building has been designed to optimize the views
Design Award, Society for Registered for the client while reducing the heat load on the building. The
Architects, 2005 Traffic Management Center monitors and controls roadway and
toll facilities in b major transportation corridors in Miami.
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Public Safety Complex Due Diligence Report
Pompano Beach. Florida The scope of this project called for the preparation of a due
diligence report pertaining to exterior fapade improvements
Client: City of Pompano Beach to the 70,000 square foot existing public safety complex
that included the assessment of the existing exterior building
conditions to understand the key problems related to the exterior
"skin ", finish, fenestration waterproofing, etc. BB,A provided final
recommendations for improvements to the exterior facade and
a cost estimate for said improvements.
Exterior Building and Site Improvements
This project consisted of the implementation of the recommended
exterior facade improvements from the original due diligence
report to correct existing conditions, minimize regular required
maintenance and extend the life of the exterior "skin" of the public
safety complex. Additional consideration to exterior landscaping,
lighting, and aesthetics will be included in this scope. This includes
full construction documents, cost estimates, permitting and
construction administration.
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North Bay Village The City of North Bay Village awarded B &A the schematic design
Public Safety Complex of a new public safety complex to replace the city's current city
North Bay Village, Florida hall and police station, both of which are in a state of disrepair.
Client: North Bay Village The new municipal complex will be built on 35,000 SFof land on
the southeast corner of the 79th Street Causeway. It will house
a new police station and fire rescue department, replacing the
current unsafe facilities and will include a community center
as well as an enclosed garage with safety features that can
withstand a Category 5 hurricane.
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Coral Gables, Florida the renowned Miracle Mile corridor, the City of Coral Gables
requested that B &A design an 8 -story parking garage that would
Client: City of Coral Gables support more than 600 spaces, and provide for retail space along
the ground floor on an adjacent street. Designers were to follow
strict guidelines calling for Mediterranean -styte architecture
Society of American Registered Architects, synonymous with the city.
Professional Design Award, 2008
Designers created a 12,000 SF retail liner on the ground floor of the
project. This is highlighted by a space specifically planned for a
local theater. The theater presented a particular challenge since
the garage had to be sound insulated. A pedestrian promenade
contributes to the continued revitalization of the area.
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B&A was commissioned to assess & recommend improvements to
Beach Bathrooms and
the existing beach bathroom pavilions, part of the overall Pompano
Beach Boulevard Improvement project. The Primary Objective for
Beach Pavilions
both beach bathrooms was is to identify current conditions and
Pompano Beach, Florida
provide recommendations including:
1. Upgrades for ADA and accessibility compliance; and
Client: Pompano Beach CRA
petting implications
2. Upgrades due to regular wear and tear as a public facility.
3. Upgrades due to weather induced deterioration (corrosion, rusting.
or other material oxidation from salt air, sand, sun, etc); and
4. Improvements to architectural style and /or building vocabulary
to compliment proposed architectural theme as part of the
Pompano Beach Boulevard master Plan.
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removal of all existing stucco veneer and replacing all walls with a
new "Key west' style of painted fiber cement / stucco lap siding and
trim with a fresh color palate that includes a striking blue standing
seam metal roof. The (3) three existing Beach Pavilions received the
some new standing metal roofs and color scheme to match the
bathrooms and Kiosk establishing a consistent, exciting and unique
vocabulary and beach theme for all buildings along Pompano
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G115155 LAND 5UnVMFZ5 Stephen H. Gibbs Land Surveyors is a full service Land Surveying company. Established
in 1988, the firm, as well as its professional personally, are fully licensed by the State
of Florida. They are a small firm of ten employs, 3 licensed Professional Surveyors and
Mappers. The firm's approach means that everyone is involved.
Services include:
- Boundary
- As -Built
- Bench runs
- Plat review / Platting
Project Experience includes:
City of Hallandale Beach
- Survey Control - Horizontal and Vertical
- Topographic and Route Surveys
Topographic
GPS Control /photo control
Hydrographic / soundings
Boundary Surveys
Hydrographic surveying / water depth soundings
City of Coral Springs - Dells / Meadows Drainage Study. Providing full Topographic Survey data, including
drainage structures, swales, roads, driveways and visible utilities - currently surveying individual "basins" or
design segments on an as- funded basis. These two subdivisions are the oldest in the City, and the original
storm water design is failing. The survey data is providing accurate horizontal and vertical data that can
also benefit the City's GIS program, providing these current as -built conditions.
City of Hollywood - Providing to the City and design /civil engineers survey data, (topographic and as -built
formats) for water and sewer infrastructure and treatment plants. Providing to the City, as needed, Specific
Purpose Surveys in various forms: As -built and Topographic Surveys of streets and alleys for utility and
drainage improvements. Currently providing horizontal and vertical as -built survey data for the Hollywood
Beach Beautification Project. Specific Purpose Surveys for beach improvements, meeting the requirements
of Florida Department of Environmental Protection, prepared as Coastal Construction Line Surveys or Mean
High Water Line surveys, utilizing topographic and hydrographic survey disciplines.
City of Miami Beach - "Beachwalk" on South Beach Location of dunes and vegetation using RTK GPS for
the mapping and construction of boardwalk extensions and crossings,
South Florida Water Management District - Specific Purpose Survey for litigation support, including Expert
Witness Testimony, Boundary Surveys of District -owned Parcels, Topographic and As -built Surveys of Water
Control Structures.
Coral Ridge Properties - Boundary and Topographic Surveys for original subdivision layout, construction
layout for roads and utilities.
Broward County Expressway Authority - Control and Right -of -Way Surveying for construction of the Sawgross
Expressway. Post - Construction hydrographic and cross sections of perimeter canals for litigation forensic study.
Florida Department of Transportation - Harrison Tract Mitigation Banking - Topographic, As -built and Precise
Leveling for a 200 acre crocodile habitat. Construction Monitoring and restoration mapping utilizing RTK
GPS. Included in this project was topographic survey and lake soundings ( hydrographic surveying) for fill
quantity and forensic study.
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SUBCONSULTANTS TRC WORLDWIDE ENGINEERING
�® TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc. (TRC), founded in Fort Lauderdale in 1967 as
LJenkins & Chorland, provides structural engineering services to a wide variety of
WORLDWIDE ENGINEERING clients throughout the United States. The Structural Division of TRC has offices in Fort
Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Fort Pierce, Jacksonville, Sarasota and Tampa FL, Atlanta
GA, Nashville TN, Indianapolis IN, Dallas TX, and Scottsdale AZ, and current professional structural and
support staff of over forty -nine people. In addition, TRC Worldwide Engineering has offices in Bessemer, AL,
Springfield IL, Allentown and York PA.
TRC is actively involved in the design of new construction and keeps current on state -of- the -art design
techniques. Through knowledge of conventional construction practices, our engineers apply those
techniques for a cost - effective, constructable project.
With more than forty -five years structural experience, TRC has built its professional reputation on sound
technical abilities, preparation of thorough contract documents, and complete contract administration
services. TRC's philosophy has always been to integrate cost effective structural design solutions into the
overall design process, and maintain a close client and regulatory coordination throughout the life of the
project and beyond.
As professional engineers, the firm endorses and follows the highest ethical standards of professional
engineering principles and is proud of the professional relationships maintained with the clients who have
engaged their services.
In addition to "typical" structural design services, TRC established the Restoration Division in 1992 to focus
on existing structures and the unique issues that are separate from new construction - issues such as the
environment, particularly in coastal areas. Within the past eighteen years, TRC's Restoration staff has
helped building owners from Tallahassee to Key West with resourceful, cost - effective solutions to improve
and maintain their property.
TRC's design professionals constantly monitor, evaluate and improve management, technology, and
project delivery systems. They are known for quality control and quick response and have expertise in
many complex analysis platforms such as ETABS, Ram Steel, RISA -3D, SDS /2, AutoCAD and REVIT. Rated in
the top 500 by Engineering News Record, TRC prides itself in upholding the spirit of its philosophy - Service
- Innovation - Quality.
BUILDING STRUCTURES: Initial structural studies and economic reports; Preliminary planning and design; Final
design and preparation of construction documents; Construction and threshold inspections
THRESHOLD INSPECTIONS
BRIDGES: Preliminary studies, design and preparation of construction documents; Construction Inspections;
Structure inventory and appraisal reports
CIVIL STRUCTURES: Seawalls; Water and wastewater treatment structures; Marinas and docks; Water control
structures; Design and support services during construction
INDIVIDUAL STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS: Component designs and drawings for manufacturers and
fabricators
REHABILITATION AND RECONSTRUCTION DESIGN: Historical structure rehabilitation design; Damaged structure
repair design
STRUCTURAL ADEQUACY INVESTIGATIONS & REPORTS
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Chupco's Landing Community Center - Seminole Tribe of Florida
FoR Pierce, Florida
TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc. is providing structural engineering design and contract
administration on this DesignBuild 20,000 GSF, muld- purpose facility for the Seminole Tribe of
Florida. The complex includes a gymnasium/concession area with retractable bleacher seating
and concession kitchen, outdoor pool with an approximate 5,000 square feet pool deck, offices
and conference room, and fitness center with showers, lockers and restrooms.
Key Structural Components
• Load bearing reinforced masonry and concrete dlt -wall panels
• Open -web steel joists with metal deck roof system
• Shallow concrete spread footings
Design Team
Architect
Canaya and Associates, Architects, P.A.
Contractor
Stiles Construction
Structural Engineer :
TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc.
New Construction
20,000 GSF
Construction Cost
S4.3 Million
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Sullivan Park
Deerfield Beach, Florida
TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc. is providing structural engineering design and contract
administration services on this S4.9 million park on the Intracoastal Waterway.
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• There are also structures at the marina, including a seawall and docks.
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$4.9 Million
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Coconut Creek Community Center and Pavilions
Coconut Creek, Florida
TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc. provided structural engineering design, contract
administration and special inspections on this two-story, 36,000 square foot, multi- purpose
building, detached restroom facility and pavilions. The building includes a 9,500 square
foot gymnasium, lockers, showers, offices, fitness and meeting rooms.
Key Structural Components
Load bearing masonry walls
Precast joist with composite
concrete slab second floor system
Metal deck and steel joist roof
system
Shallow concrete spread footings
Many special steel joists, including
curved top chards
Design Team
Architect
Contractor
Structural Engineer
New Construction
Construction Cost
Scharf & Associates, Inc.
Bluewater Builders
TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc.
36, 000 GSF
$5 Million
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Pelican Soccer Complex Concession Building
Cape Coral, Florida
TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc. provided structural engineering services for the
construction of a new concession stand building located at the Pelican Soccer Complex.
This 14 acre complex is home of the Cape Coral Cyclone Youth Soccer program for
ages five to 18,a part of the Cape Coral Soccer Association. The park features four
lighted soccer fields, a concession stand, restrooms, and two playgrounds for children
ages 3 to 12.
Key Structural Components
• Primarily steel framed structure with few load bearing masonry walls to permit
ample bathroom ventilation
• Cast4n -place concrete countertops at service windows
• Large 6 foot overhangs with a structural facia beam to support roof comers
• Large exterior covered space for storm shelter
Design Team
Architect
Architects Design Group, Inc.
Structural Engineer :
TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc.
New Construction
5,200 square feet of covered space
Construction Cost
$900,000
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SUBCONSULTANTS TRC WORLDWIDE ENGINEERING
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Representative Park/Recreation /Athletic Facility Projects
PROJECT
COST
PROJECT
COST
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Deerfield Beach Community Center
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North County Park Pool Building
$ 750,000
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At Highlands Park, FL
Indian River County, Florida
Chupoo's Landing
$4,301,500
Port St. Lucie Civic Center
$25,000,000
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Seminole Tribe of FL. Fort Pierce
Moorings Pool Deck Restoration
$ 1,500,000
Roby George Park, Homestead, FL
$ 3,400,000
Harbor Isle: East & West Clubhouses
$ 1,500,000
Hams Field Recreation Center
Florida
$ 3,600,000
Hutchinson Island, Florida
Homestead,
Hanna Park Improvement
$ 400,000
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Ravenswood Pool Splash Park
$ 1.200,000
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St. Lucie County, Florida
Jacksonville, Florida
Miami Dolphins Practice Field &
$ 5,500,000
St. Augustine Beach Pier Pavilion
$ 250,000
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Training Facility
Florida Atlantic University
$ 8,000,000
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- Tom Oxley Athletic Center
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Boynton Intracoastal Park
$ 2,000,000
Boca Raton, Florida
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Boynton Beach, Florida
Smithsonian Aquarium Building
$ 400,000
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Coconut Creek Community Center
$ 5,000,000
Vero Beach, Florida
Coconut Creek, Florida
Hammock Oak Park
$ 500,000
WHillsborough
Collier County, Florida
Co. Recreation Centers
$ 800,000
- 1) Country Place; 2) Carrolhvood;
Each
Woodmere Park, Venice, Florida
$ 1,200,000
3) Woodbridge; 4) Valrico; 5) Westchase;
6) Carrolhvood Meadows
Vineyards Park, Naples, Florida
$ 2,300,000
Hunt Community Center
$ 1,000,000
Lehigh Acres Veterans Park
N/A
@ AT Lopez Park, Tampa, Florida
Cade Review, Lee County, Florida
Northbrook Riverwalk
$ 7,000,000
Bayfront Park, Sarasota, Florida
$ 1,000,000
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Centennial Park, Lee County, Florida
$ 300,000
Jacksonville, Florida
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Gambier Park Arts Center
$ 1,200.000
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Heard County Recreation Cur, GA
$ 4,000,000
& Adjacent Buildings, Naples, FL
Medulla Community Center
$ 600,000
Alsdorf Park Boat Ramp Expansion
$ 500.000
Polk County, Florida
Pompano Beach, Florida
East Bradenton Community Center
$ 500.000
Lehigh Acres Community Park South
$ 1,100,000
Manatee County, Florida
Lehigh Acres, Florida
UMartin
County Community Center
S1,000.000
Franz Ross Park, Charlotte Co, FL
$ 350,000
Stuart, Florida
Clam Pass Beach Facility, Naples FL
$
Red Sox Training Stadium & Facility
N/A
750,000
Design Review, Fort Myers, Florida
North Port Multi -Use Facility, Florida
$ 1,500,000
Jonathan Dickinson State Park
$ 1,840,000
Blakey Park, Homestead, Florida
$ 2,800,000
- Environmental Education Research Center
Jupiter, Florida
Manatee Park, Lee County, Florida
$ 900.000
Corkscrew Swamp
$ 2,500,000
South County Park – Phase II
$ 350.000
Audubon Sanctuary Visitor Center
Indian River County, Florida
Immokalee, Florida
Colonial Oaks Park, Sarasota, Florida
$ 1,200.000
Collier County Park Facilities $ 2,100,000
E. Naples, N. Naples, Golden Gate, Florida
Hickey Creek Mitigation Park
S 500.000
Ted Thomas Windmill Park
$ 4,000,000
Fort Myers, Florida
Coconut Creek, Florida
Bowditch Point Regional Park
$ 2,500.000
Fort Myers Beach, Florida
South County Regional Park Gym
S 1,000,000
Charlotte County, Florida
Woodmere Park, Venice, Florida
$ 1,200,000
Sonesta Sanibel Tennis Stadium
$ 6,000,000
Bonita Springs Recreation Center
$ 1,200,000
(5000 -seat Stadium/Health Club)
Bonita Springs, Florida
Fort Myers, Florida
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SUBCONSULTANTS LOUIS J. AGUIRRE & ASSOCIATES
Louis J. Aguirre & Associates, P.A. established in 1970 provide mechanical, electrical,
plumbing, fire protection and telecommunication services.
Louis J. Aguirre & Associates, P.A. is committed to developing sustainable designs. As
a Member of U.S. Green Building Council since 2004 and with six (6) LEED® Accredited Professionals
(Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) on staff with more in the process, our firm knows its
responsibility to always provide environmentally friendly Mechanical (HVAC & R / Plumbing) and Electrical
designs, with a conscientious effort to minimize initial cost impact by incorporating Energy Modeling and
Conservation, Life -Cycle Cost Analysis, Facilitation of Sustainable Design Systems and Equipment, Value
Engineering practices, Measurement and Verification and Project Commissioning. Our realization is that
all future developments will be green and that Owners, Developers, Builders and Buyers will realize that it
will not only enhance their well -being but also their facility's operating cost impact in the long run. Green
Buildings are Healthy Buildings.
The firm has been the recipient of awards and is also an established minority- business enterprise that has
had the privilege to work with outstanding Clients in many versatile industry fields throughout the years.
The firm has worked with diverse entities such as parks and recreational facilities, municipal, multi -use
facilities, healthcare, educational, retail /office, parking garage structures, judicial, aviation, fire stations,
multi - family low /hi -rise complexes, hospitality, telecommunications, transportation, historical restorations,
shopping centers, marinas, museums and exhibits. Our firm has worked on new constructions, renovations,
improvements, building conversions and historical restorations. Our firm has also provided services under
the roles of Building Code Compliance Inspectors /Reviewers and Design Criteria Professionals.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
HVAC:
• Air Conditioning Systems
• Heating Systems
• Ventilation Systems
• Smoke Management /Control Systems
• Central Chilled Water Plants & Distribution Systems
• Central Hot Water Heating Plants & Distribution
Systems
• Building Management and Automation Systems
PLUMBING:
• Sanitary and Storm Water Drainage Systems
• Domestic water - Cold and Hot Systems
• Hot water and Steam Boilers
• Natural and LP Gas
• Fuel storage and piping
• Medical Gases
• Compressed Air
FIRE PROTECTION
• Automatic Fire Sprinkler Systems - Wet, Dry and
Pre - Action
• Automatic Fire Suppression Systems - Wet and Dry
• Automatic Gaseous Fire Suppression System -
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• Power Generation - Normal and Emergency
• Uninterruptible Power Supplies
• Power Distribution - Normal and Emergency
• Short Circuit Analysis
• Time Current Coordination Studies
• Building Lighting Systems - Normal and Emergency
• Site, Roadway, Sports and Specialty Lighting Systems
• Lightning Protection
• Automatic Fire Alarm and Detection Systems
• Information Technology Systems - Data, Voice. Video
• Public Address and Sound Systems
• Security Systems - Building Access and CCTV
RELATED SERVICES
• Feasibility Studies
• Life Cycle Cost Analysis
• Value Engineering
• Code Compliance Construction Documents Review
• Code Compliance Construction Surveys
• Sustainability
• Building Commissioning
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City of Miami Design -Build Gibson Park
Renovations and Modifications
TYPE OF FACILITY /SERVICES: PARKS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITY
Mechanical (HVAC, Plumbing & F /P)
Consultants
PROJECTED BUDGET: $ 9.4 Million
PROJECT START DATE: 2009
PROJECT COMPLETION DATE: 2012
Project Description:
The Afro- Coribbean style park located at 401 NW 12°1 Street. Miami will be
undergoing a face -lift in order to provide recreationalpeisure services and
expectations while preserving the cultural influences throughout the community.
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The project's site plan was designed to meet the program requirements within a
strict limited space and shag be carried out in two (2) separate chases and scope
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of work wig include 1,000 covered stadium bleachers. press box with ADA
accessible elevator and P.A. system, central pavilion and bandstand, playground
areas with artificial turf, an 11.162 sq. ft. 50 -meter Mane competition swimming
pool area, water activity pool, pool house• green sports field with new fighting
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system, community center. gymnasium, library building, picric pavilions. new
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care equipment. site fumishings /amenities, a new 11.162 sq. H. competition pool, a
1.096 sq. ft. Tot pool, a 2.000 sq. ft. pool equipment building, a 6,491 sq. H.
community building. a 4.320 sq. ft. library renovation and dumpster enclosure.
The Phase II will involve a new 15,200 sq. ft. Sports Budding consisting of gymnasium.
bowling center (2.500 sq. ft.) and concession stand.
Some of these resourceful equipments will include the HVAC equipment which will
be highly energy - efficient refrigerant - friendly, water efficient plumbing futures.
automated shutoff faucets. solar hot water heaters. fire sprinkler systems will be
hydraulicolly calculated, state -of -the art control filtration and treatment system for
the pool areas. recirculation pumps and many other features. Our firm is providing
the Mechanical (HVAC, Pkimbing and F/P) portions of the scope of work.
LOUIS J. AGUIRRE & ASSOCIATES, P.A.
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New Marlins Stadium Site Parking Garage
TYPE OF FACILITY /SERVICES:
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PROJECT START DATE:
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Mechanical /Electrical Consultants
$ 74 Million
2009
2012
Louis J. Aguirre 8 Associates, P.A. in collaboration with Leo A. Doty were
commissioned by the City of Miami to provide the Mechanical /Electrical Engineering
Services including Fie Protection services towards the design of the new stadium site
poring structure that wil house the future games of the Fonda Martin baseball
team.
The new Stadium Site Parking infrastructure and surface lots are situated within the
firnits of the fomgily occupied Orange Bowl Stadium which is bound by NW 7th
Street to the north. NW 3rd Street to the south, NW 17th Avenue to the west and NW
14th Avenue. Our firm provided the master plans towards the design and
construction of four (4) mulfNevel parking vehicle structures (Pl. P2. P3 and P4) and
six (6) parking lot surfaces located within the east and west of the parking site. The
parsing garages and parking lot surfaces contain on approximate total of 5,716
vehicle parking spaces Including ADA accessible palling spaces that also included
parking spaces for future residential facing.
In addition to the parking garage structures, an approximate 63,950 sf of retail space
(infrastructure only) is located within the ground floors of three (3) of the parking
garages. The sir (6) paved and lighted parking surfaces (WI. W2, W3, El, E2 and E3)
contains an approximate 862 parking spaces located within various city owned
parcels along the east and west sides of the parking site. The mixed-use garages me
designed to provide a transition of scale from the close vicinity neighborhood (to the
South) to the ba 1park (to the North).
Each parking structure features one Central Lighting Control System, secured from
unauthorized use or tampering. The Lighting Control utilizes natural fighting inside the
garage and along its perimeter for daylight harvesting purposes by use of
photocells. Sustainob3ty, was the nature of the project therefore. LEER® design
process and initiative was approached for the entire project. The Martino Ballpark
was comnssioned and finished in March 2012. The fast game was played in April of
2012.
Our firm will be providing the required schematic design plom, master site plans,
schedules, calculations, construction documents and construction supervision for
the electrical and mechanical systems in compliance with ail the Miami -Dade
County and Florida Building Codes and Standards in place. Mechanical Systems
include Heating Ventilation, HVAC. Plumbing and Fire Protection. Electrical Systems
include Electrical Service R Power Distribution, Lighting System, Telephone System.
Security System and Lightning Protection.
LOUIS J. AGUIRRE ®SOCIATES, P.A.
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CITY OF MIAMI
New Clubhouse / Restaurant for Melreese Golf Course
TYPE OF FACILITY /SERVICES:
PARKS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITY
Mechanical /Electrical Consultants
PROJECTED BUDGET:
$ 4.6 Million
PROJECT START DATE:
2008
PROJECT COMPLETION DATE: 2010
Project Dewrlpflon:
The Project consisted of the design and construction of a new clubhouse and
restaurant facility with adjacent tennis courts and related site improvements
includng a golf can area, surface parking, utilities and receivi g/loadng area. The
rotor square footage area of this facility is approximately 21,530 square feet,
�► •..'Y' rd elevated opproximotely 3 feet above the existing grade level to maximize the view
of the golf course. The Tennis Courts added an approximate area of 7,200 square
feet.
The complex will accommodate a pro shop with ancillary space, men's and
women's lockers, restaurant and banquet facility for 200 patrons including a full
commercial kitchen to serve the restaurant and facilitate catering events; in
addition, the dning area includes a separate bar with seating capacity for
approximately 15 to 20 patrons. Administrative support offices and service areas
are induced in the project. The clubhouse will also include a courtyard with open
and covered areas that can enhance the doting experience to include outdoor
doting far larger banquet events.
The construction took place in two phases. with phase 1 having the existing facility
remain operational during construction while the new clubhouse was underway;
and phase 2, having the two tennis courts and the remaining site improvements
commenced upon the completion of the new building. The new Clubhouse /
Restaurant project at Melreese Golf Course for the City of Miami has been
registered with US Green Building Council (USGBC) with a sustainable gool of LEEDO
Silver that has been approved and is currently awaiting commissioning
clocumentotlon. The project will become the first City of Miami owned project to
be LEEDS Certified Silver rating.
Our firm provided the Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Fie Protection
Engineering Services. The nature of the firm's responsibility included engineering
design, cost estimating. specifications. shop drawings. field reports. construction
documentation preparation, products research and construction administration.
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E Sciences, Incorporated (E Sciences) is an environmental, engineering and
a�SC en ecological consulting firm providing a wide range of services to clients in both the
public and private sectors. Our company was formed in 2000, bringing together a
team of professional and technical staff members with a long history of successfully
executing projects throughout Florida and the Southeastern United States. Our fundamental philosophy is
based on responsiveness, expertise and creating value for our clients.
E Sciences delivers strong project management, comprehensive multi - disciplinary services, knowledge
of specific regional issues, relevant experience, and dedication to technical excellence. This expertise
qualifies us as leaders in our field. We understand the challenges facing private companies and government
agencies, including scheduling constraints and shrinking budgets, and we respond by structuring our
project teams to deliver high value and excellent service.
For the Boyside Park project, E Sciences will be providing ecological services. Our ecological staff includes
full -time senior environmental scientists with degrees in soil and water science, ecology, biology, earth
science, and marine biology.
Marine and Coastal Ecology
E Sciences will provide assistance with sensitive marine ecosystems, including environmental issues related
to development, redevelopment, coastal research, and restoration of marine environments, including
permitting, surveys, assessments and monitoring: Permitting - Local (Class I), State and Federal (Environmental
Resource, Sovereign Submerged Lands, Coastal Construction Control Line(; benthic surveys, including
seagrosses, oysters, corals, sponges and other marine invertebrates; water quality monitoring; mangrove
surveys and permitting; sediment characterization and dredging (Vibrocore, ponar and bioassay testing);
manatee observation; creation of site - specific manatee protection plans; natural and artificial reef surveys
and monitoring; aquatic species surveys; essential fish habitat assessments (NEPA and NMFS); sea turtle
alternative lighting; and assistance with Green Morino practices.
Natural Systems Analysis
E Sciences ecologists and biologists will provide resource assessment and inventory services for public
agencies managing public lands or tasked with inventorying and addressing natural resources, as well
as private landowners seeking valuation of various ecological services their land can provides such as
water quality improvement and nutrient removal, carbon sequestration, and endangered /threatened
species conservation. E Sciences scientists and GIS technicians are highly skilled in the use of GIS and
GPS technologies to conduct natural resource inventorying and analysis such as canopy studies, nuisance
and exotic species mapping, native habitat mapping, historical land use changes, wildlife census and
surveying, and long -term ecological community structural changes.
E Sciences has recently conducted studies within North Bay Village and its vicinity. We are currently
conducting emergency water quality sampling for a sewer discharge in North Bay Village. E Sciences
has also done a number of recent projects in Normandy Shores, including'tree inventories, groundwater
monitoring and a sea level rise study.
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City of Miami Beach Environmental Engineering
Continuing Services
Client City of Miami Beach
Project Dales August 2011 - Ongoing
County Miami -Dade
Description
E Sciences was awarded a contract with the City of Miami Beach to conduct environmental engineering
services. To date, E Sciences has provided the City with the following services:
Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plans — E Sciences prepared SPCC Plans for 12
facilities throughout Miami Beach. These facilities included pump stations, fire stations, public works yard,
Miami Beach Golf Club and the Convention Center. E Sciences' approach for performing the SPCC Plans)
required under this contract followed the steps outfined in applicable federal regulations (40 CFR 112). We
conducted the following activities to obtain the information required to complete the Tier I SPCC Plan:
• Review available as -built drawings, surveys and plans related to the structures and drainage
pathways
• Conduct a site visit of each facility with a person knowledgeable of the facilites tank systems,
coordinated through the City's Environmental Department
• Interview the site manager or other personnel familiar with the tank systems and other oil storage
systems
• Review records of previous spills
• Evaluate topography and surface water flow regimes
• Evaluate areas of obvious discharge potential and spill sources
• Identify environmentally sensitive areas and potential receptors if a spill were to occur
• Document security measures to prevent unauthorized access to oil handling
• Develop a list of emergency response personnel
• Review the Citys spill response measures
• Review records of tank integrity and pressure tests
• Review the C tys personnel training records
The above information was used to complete the Tier I SPCC Plan for each facility. The Plan was reviewed
and certified by an E Sciences Professional Engineer. We also incorporated recommendations to assist the
City with compliance with state regulations.
Green Waste Facility — This site is an undeveloped, bermed area located on the east side of the Miami
Beach Golf Club. The site was previously used by the City of Miami Beach for solid waste management and
a portion of the area contained buried debris. In anticipation of constructing the wastewater reclamation
facility, the City implemented a material screening plan to remove the buried solid waste and screen out the
larger (greater than 2inches) pieces of solid waste for off -site disposal. The recovered screened material
(RSM) was merged with a berm around the solid waste handling area to separate it from adjacent properties
and the golf course. The larger pieces of debris removed consisted primarily of rods, concrete and wood
debris. Miami -Dade Department of Environmental Resource Management (DERM) (currently Permitting,
Environment and Regulatory Affairs - PERA) required the City to demonstrate that there was a minimum of
two feet of dean fill or other engineering control in place covering areas of solid waste in or around the berm
in order pursue regulatory closure for the site.
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E Sciences conducted environmental services to provide the City with guidance on whether it can be
demonstrated that there was two feet of dean fill covering the berm. In order to complete the project in a
time and cost effective manner, E Sciences developed a phased sampling approach by collecting all the
necessary samples, but conducting laboratory analysis on an iterative basis. The limited initial sampling
results revealed the presence of regulated contaminants above regulatory criteria, therefore additional
analysis was not deemed necessary. The City is currently proposing to implement an engineering control
(EC) to achieve conditional site closure along with the adjacent golf course property, protect human health
and the environment. E Sciences is completing the engineering control design and coordinating review and
approval with PERA. We are including options for re -using unwanted, dean fill materials or recycled
materials from other places within the City as part of the engineering control system. The proposed
engineering control will consist of the installation of an impermeable geosynthetic day liner (GCL) and
filUsod system over the RSM berth. Furthermore, E Sciences is facilitating guidance and recommendation
for the installation of the GCL cover to the City and will provide site oversight during construction in order to
verify the proper installation of the cover and handling of the contaminated soil. Upon completion of the
aver installation, E Sciences will submit as -built drawings and cross-sec tons documenting the constructed
condition of the berm to PERA. Additionally, E Sciences will prepare and submit an inspection, monitoring
and maintenance plan for the EC.
Sea Level Pose Evaluation — E Sciences is conducting a study of groundwater elevations, tidal
fluctuations and rainfall over a period of seven months to help the City to evaluate the effects of sea level
rise. To identify areas of potential short and long term flooding, we are creating ISIS layers of surface water
levels from high quality LiDAR data, groundwater levels from wells, and other research conducted. The
critical component of the effort is to identify areas with limited soil storage capacity, and areas where sea
level rise is expected to reduce unsaturated soil storage capacity further. These data will be contoured to
provide a spatial presentation of areas with higher vulnerability for impacts of sea level rise through
groundwater.
A letter report ouflining our methodology, the results of the study in narrative, charts and graphics, and
recommendations will be provided at the completion of the study. We will work with City staff to develop a
plan for future "armoring" and creating resiliency of the City's stormwater system and other infrastructure as
requested.
Street Tree Inventory — E Sciences conducted street tree inventories for the Normandy Shores and
Normandy Isles neighborhoods. A total of 6,010 trees were inventories using sub -meter GPS and provided
to the City in an ESRI ArcGIS shape file. The work included assessing each tree for its general condition
and providing recommendations for maintenance.
Greenspace Canopy Assessment — Using i -Tree Canopy and i -Tree Vue, E Sciences assessed the
extent of the Citys urban forest canopy and the ecological services provided by the trees. E Sciences
estimated the canopy coverage for the City's entire urban forest, its parks and its rights of way using ~Tree
Canopy. It also estimated the percentage of available space remaining within the City for additional tree
planting. Using i -Tree Vue, calculations were made to estimate the carbon sequestration and storage, as
well as pollutant removal being provided by the trees. E Sciences developed a brochure for public education
documenting the information from the study.
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Overseas Highway
Client
HDR Engineering
for the Florida Department of Transportation District Sic
Project Dates
July 2012- Ongoing
County
Monroe
Description
E Sciences, Incorporated (E Sciences), as a suboonsultant to HDR Engineering, Inc., is providing assistance
with the environmental, drainage and permitting services required on the Overseas Highway roadway
improvements from north of Old SR-4A/MM 77.5 to Jerome Avenue/MM 81.41 located in Monroe County,
Florida.
E Sciences conducted the wetland and listed species survey for the project corridor. Mangroves, forested area
and beach are located adjacent to the project corridor and portions of the corridor cross over or are adjacent to
waters of the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary ( FKNMS). These waters are designated as an
Outstanding Florida Water (OFW), and as such are afforded special projection. Numerous protected species
utilize the FKNMS upland and offshore habitats in the project vicinity. Due to the nature of the project (i.e.,
milling and resurfacing; addition of bike lanes in uplands; restoration of existing bike paths; pavement
markings), no direct wetland or fisted species impacts are expected as a result of the project However, special
attention to the surface water pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) and erosion control plan (ECP) will be
required to ensure impacts to the FKNMS are avoided.
E Sciences is working with the project engineer to avoid wetland impacts. This includes providing specific
items, such as dearly delineating areas which cannot be used for storage of equipment or materials; and
instructions for preventing any materials from bridge work falling into the water to ensure inadvertent impacts do
not occur.
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Continuing Contract for General
Environmental Engineering
Client City of Fort Lauderdale
Project Date(s) June 2008 - Ongoing
County Broward
Description
E Sciences was awarded a contract with the City of Fort Lauderdale (City) to provide ongoing
environmental engineering support during two separate consultant selection processes. The scope of the
contract is broad and provided us with a wide range of opportunities to support the City. The following
summarizes some of the projects that we completed for the City:
Sistrunk Boulevard: E Sciences was hired by the City to conduct soil and groundwater testing along
Sistrunk Boulevard from 1 -95 to Andrews Avenue. The project was conducted in order to support the CRA
with implementing a streetscape and enhancement project. E Sciences conducted soil and groundwater
testing at 36 locations to evaluate potential impacts to construction that may arise due to known
contaminated sites historically located along the corridor. Potential sites of concern included historical dry
cleaners, gasoline stations, junk yards and an incinerator ash landfill.
Prior to implementation, E Sciences worked with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) to
determine a scope of analytical services_ E Sciences reconciled the proposed subsurface structure locations
(drainage structures, light fixtures, etc.) identified on construction plan sheets with the existing corridor
conditions and proximity to potentially contaminated areas. Due to the high number of utilities anticipated to
be located in dose proximity to the drilling locations, E Sciences engaged a private utility location contractor
to locate underground utilities using ground penetrating radar and electromagnetic radiation surveys, in
addition to review of City plans and coordination with Sunshine One Call. A Maintenance of Traffic (MOT)
plan was prepared and submitted to the City prior to field activities.
In addition to an assessment report, E Sciences provided general notes and bidding specifications language
outlining requirements for managing contaminated soils and groundwater to be incorporated into the bidding
and contract documents for this project. During construction, we assisted the City in working with the
contractor to minimize impacts to construction and keep the project moving.
This 'stimulus' project meant that deadlines were critical and that the work needed to be expedited. We
developed a scope of work, met with FDOT to negotiate the scope, conducted private utility location,
developed a MOT plan, and initiated the sample collection within 13 days of the first phone call. Our draft
report was provided to the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) within an additional 12 working days.
This project was completed to the satisfaction of the CRA and FDOT and we delivered the project under
budget by more than $12,000.
Fire Station #49: This project was undergoing redevelopment with a new City fire station when petroleum
contamination was discovered during construction. E Sciences mobilized to the site the same day as
requested to further investigate the implications of this finding on construction and regulatory notification.
Historical and regulatory records indicated historic Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) on the property.
Consultation with regulatory agencies, collection of soil and groundwater samples and sound environmental
judgment allowed this project to proceed with minimal time delay and costs to the project. E Sciences also
conducted air monitoring for construction workers to evaluate potential health implications of exposure to the
—�� unknown products discovered and provide the City with such documentation.
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United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Environmental Documentation
and Area -wide Floodplain Management Eight-Step Decision - Making Process: To enhance the quality
of life in our neighborhoods, the Fort Lauderdale City Commission has established four Community
Investment Programs: the Neighborhood Community Investment Program (NCIP), the Neighborhood
Community Investment Grant Program (NCIGP), the Business Community Investment Program (BCIP), and
the Business Community Investment Grant Program (BCIGP). The goal of these programs is to provide
matching grant funds for the construction of community improvements in the City's right-of -ways that
beautify neighborhoods and enhance the quality of fife for those who live, work, and visit the City of Fort
Lauderdale. The majority of individual actions considered for these projects include the following: street
name decorative posts, entryway monuments, entryway signs, concrete curbing, swales, sidewalks, median
islands, decorative lighting, solar decorative lighting, landscape lighting, trees, landscaping, and irrigation.
E Sciences has prepared numerous environmental documentation packages to support HUD funding for the
City of Fort Lauderdale's neighborhood improvement projects. The majority of these involved the
preparation of Environmental Checklists in compliance with HUD regulations. E Sciences also prepared an
Area wide Floodplain Management Eight -Step Decision- Making Process for them to utilize when projects
are located within a I00-year floodplain as defined by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Progresso Village Neighborhood: E Sciences conducted a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
(ESA) for the City's Neighborhood Services group in order to support application for federal funding for
decorative entranceway signs.
Hortt Elementary: E Sciences conducted a Phase I and Phase II ESA for the City to support their purchase
of this school property intended for redevelopment as a neighborhood park. This property was initially
developed by Mr. MA. Hortt who was one of the early Fort Lauderdale settlers. The project was expedited
to meet the constraints of contract timing.
Twin Lakes: E Sciences conducted a Phase I ESA and asbestos survey to support the Cqs purchase and
redevelopment of this residence as a park.
Fort Lauderdale Low Level Bridges: E Sciences provided asbestos surveys in anticipation of demolition
and reconstruction of three low level neighborhood bridges for the City: The Harborage, Marcetta River, and
Carlotta River. These reports met the requirements for FDOT, as FDOT was providing funding for this
project.
Fire Station tl46: E Sciences was contracted with the City to provide an indoor air quality survey to evaluate
comfort- related issues posed by building occupants regarding indoor air quality. The scope of services
included a walkthrough of the building; interviews with building occupants; observations of the air
conditioning systems; measurements for temperature, relative humidity, carbon monoxide, and carbon
dioxide in each building area; and moisture readings in areas where either visible indications of moisture
impact were noted or that were reported by building occupants.
Sailboat Bend Preserve: E Sciences was hired by the City to conduct a Phase I and II ESA of vacant
property being designated for use as recreational space and installation of a 'tot lot'. The property is
adjacent to the City's public works and police department complex. No environmental concerns were
identified.
Parcel Located at 538 NW 9th Avenue: E Sciences was engaged by the City's CRA to conduct a Phase I
ESA of this property, located across the street from the CRA building. This vacant lot was being procured by
the CRA as part of an assemblage of parcels for future development opportunities along Sistrunk Boulevard.
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Vizcaya Southern Lagoon & Northern Canal Tidal
Swamp Landscape Environmental Restoration
Client Miami -Dade County, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens Trust
Project Date(s) January 2012 - Ongoing
Project County MiamFDade
Description
Vizcaya Gardens and Museum, built in 1915 by
Industrialist James Deering, was acquired in 1952
by Miami -Dade County and is a US Historic
National Landmark site. Devastation from
Hurricanes Wilma and Katrina in 2005 wreaked
havoc on the gardens and grounds, designed for
Deering by the Columbian Landscape Architect
Diego Suarez, resulting in debris and sedimentation
blockages in the canal and tidal pond system that
connects to Biscayne Bay. Nuisance and exotic
species infestations, and declining water quality
from a loss of tidal flushing has resulted in a loss of
fish and wading bird usage of the gardens and
waterways. Rare coastal hammock hardwood forest
habitat was also destroyed.
E Sciences is formulated a multidisciplinary landscape architecture and environmental restoration plan for
the waterways and tidal pool which balances ecological function with creative landscape aesthetics,
recreational functions and values, and improvements to water quality, and planting designs based on
historic flora inventories — including mangroves, native hardwood hammock and coastal scrub species.
E Sciences developed design plans to dredge the south canal at Vizcaya. A collapsed retaining wall at the
mouth of the south canal, in addition to encroachment of mangroves and other emergent wetland
vegetation, through the deposition of organic material and the capturing of sediments by their roots, has
resulted in interruptions to the intended tidal fluctuations within the canal. E Sciences applied for a Class I
Permit from MiamiDade County Regulatory and Economic Resources (RER) Department), a permit
exemption from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and a Letter of Permission
(LOP) from the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers (USACE) to conduct maintenance dredging activities involving
the removal of approximately 1,410 cubic yards of silt and sediments from the bottom of the canal. The
objective of this project is to enhance and restore lost hydrologic and biological functions to the canal.
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Traf Tech Engineering, Inc. is an engineering consulting firm specializing in traffic
TNdf Tech
engineering, parking studies, traffic impact studies, pedestrian studies, access
ENGINEERING, INC. evaluation, traffic circulation patterns, traffic concurrency, Development of Regional
Impacts (DRI), and signal warrant studies.
® The firm has provided the following traffic engineering services to numerous South Florida Municipalities:
® - Review traffic studies on behalf of municipalities
- Review site plans (access, parking layout, internal site circulation)
® - Review Development of Regional Impacts on behalf of municipalities
- Signal warrant studies
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- Traffic concurrency
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BBBT ARENA, Sunrise Florida
Client
City of Sunrise
10770 West Oakland Park Boulevard
Sunrise, Florida 33351
Project Commencement — 2010
Project Completion — 2012
Project Description
Developed a signing, access, and parking management plan for both the former Bank
Atlantic Center (now BBBT Arena, a.k.a Panthers Arena in Sunrise) and the Sawgrass
Mills Mall in order to minimize pedestrians crossing Panther Parkway post and pre -
events at the arena, reduce traffic backups from the arena onto NW 136`" Avenue, and
relief parking usage at the mall by arena patrons. The plan developed by Traf Tech
Engineering was endorsed and tested by the City of Sunrise, the arena, and the
Sawgrass Mills Mall.
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COVE SHOPPING CENTER, Deerfield Beach, Florida
Client
City of Deerfield Beach
150 NE 2n° Avenue
Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441
Project Commencement - 2013
Project Completion - On Going
Project Description
As a subconsultant to Chen Moore and Associates, Traf Tech Engineering, Inc. is
currently conducting a parking utilization study at the existing Cove Shopping Center
located on the south side of Hillsboro Boulevard just west of the Intracoastal
Waterway in the City of Deerfield Beach, Florida. This study is being conducted for
the City of Deerfield Beach. The purpose of the study is to document the number of
beach patrons that park illegally at the Cove Shopping Center in order to access the
beach areas due to perceived parking shortages at the beach. A potential parking
solution will be identified that will discourage beach parking at a private commercial
development.
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OTHER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Improved Access for Southeast Miramar
Traf Tech conducted a preliminary evaluation of three potential roadway improvements located in southeast
Miramar. The three roadway improvements were intended to improve access and mobility within the
southeast areas of the City of Miramar. Additionally, the current and future traffic conditions along Flamingo
Road /Ludlam Road, south of the Miami- Dade /Broward County line, were reviewed since this north -south
roadway provides an alternative exit route to current and future residents of southeast Miramar.
Traffic Analysis for Transit Oriented Development in the City of Miramar
Traf Tech conducted a preliminary traffic analysis in connection with proposed land -use changes for an
area located near State Road 7 in the City of Miramar. This analysis was based on the current edition of
the Institute of Transportation Engineer's (ITE), and followed Broward County procedures regarding existing
conditions, and future conditions with and without the proposed land use change The future conditions
analysis focused on the shortand long -term horizon years. The analysis determined the addition /decrease
in daily and PM peak hour traffic volumes within the affected roadways. The analysis was based on readily -
available traffic information published by Broward.
Traffic Consultant for the City of Sunrise
As traffic consultant to the City of Sunrise, Traf Tech assisted the City in addressing the pedestrian traffic
between the Sawgrass Mills Mall and the Florida Panther's Arena. Furthermore, Traf Tech Engineering has
been involved in the review process of numerous applications submitted to the City of Sunrise. These reviews
have focused on traffic impacts created by the proposed projects, and site plan reviews.
Traffic Consultant for the City of Coral Springs
As traffic consultant to the City of Coral Springs, Traf Tech assisted the City in pursuing the future extension
of University Drive between north -west Broward County and south -west Palm Beach County. Furthermore,
Traf Tech Engineering has been involved in the review process of numerous applications submitted to the
City of Coral Springs, including the future Downtown Coral Springs mixed -use development. These reviews
have focused on traffic impacts created by the proposed projects, and site plan reviews.
Pompano Beach Plaza Master Plan
Trot Tech Engineering was retained by the City of Pompano Beach to conduct a parking study in connection
with the Pompano Beach Plaza Master Plan project. The project study area was generally bounded by:
- Atlantic Ocean on the east - Intersection of SR A] A & N. Pompano Beach Blvd. on north
- Intracoastal Waterways on the west - Atlantic Boulevard on the south
The parking study addressed the existing public parking facilities located within the study area, the
existing parking demand of these public parking facilities, the future parking needs of the study area, and
recommendations intended to improve parking conditions in connection with the Pompano Beach Plaza
Master Plan project.
Traffic Consultant to FDOT
For a period of 10 years, Mr. Vargas served as traffic operations and safety consultant to the Florida
Department of Transportation (FDOT). During this period, he conducted over 200 traffic engineering
assignments for the State, including the Florida Keys Hurricane Evacuation Study completed in 2001. The
over 200 work orders have included, but are not limited to:
- Signal warrant studies - Intersection studies
- Access management studies. - Operational analyses of arterial roadways
- Safety studies at more than 100 locations - Operational analysis for a new flyover ramp proposed at the
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C CMS - Construction Management Services, Inc.'s (CMS) team
Ys CONSFIvcrmnrn AGEMENrsERWIMIEa,PIC is an unusual blend of technical talents - unique to both
the Architectural /Engineering and General Contracting
professions of today. For over thirty -five years, Keith Emery,
owner and founder of CMS, has been providing Cost Consulting /Cost Estimating /Cost Control, Value
Engineering, Construction /Program Management, Owner's Representative Services, Scheduling, Contract
Administration, Expert Witness Services, and Construction Inspections to both public and private sectors
throughout State of Florida.
Since its inception in 1976 and subsequent incorporation in 1980, CMS has provided all phases of Cost
Estimating for a wide variety of municipal, county, state, and federal governmental projects, and has done
so with an impeccable track record. CMS' goal has always been to provide its clients with accurate Cost
Consulting /Control, Value Engineering, and competent Construction Management, bringing in projects
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Cost of
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Project Name I Location
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Project
Completed
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Services.
Heritage Park and Parking Garage,
Preliminary
13,754,537
2008
City of Sunny Isles Beach
Sunny Isles Beach, FL
Cost Estuni /
do AECOM (fka: Spillis CandeW DMJM)
Value
800 Douglas Entrance
(Development of Park ing Garage;
Engineervg
North Tower, 2nd Flow
2,260
Project Site Size = 162,260 SF;
Coral Gables, FL 33134
New Park Size = 119,406 SF;
Contact: Nina Gladstone
New Parting Garage = 182,480 SF with
Title: Senior Associate
499 car spaces)
Telephone: (305)444 -0691
Fern Forest Nature Center
Schematic
468,752
2008
Broward County, FL
Coconut Creek, FL
Design /
Community Services Department
Construction
Parks and Recreation Division
(Included:
Documents
One North University Drive, Bldg. B, Ste. 40
1. Overlook = $43,378.00;
Cost Estimating /
Plantation, FL 33324
2. Restmom Renovation = $272,096
Omens
Contact: Richard Voss
Size = 880.38 SF;
Representative
Title: Project Manager III
3. AJC 11° 8 2n° 6. Replacement =
Phone: (954) 5773633
$47.59;
4. Re+cofing = $105,679;
Size = 6,472 SF
Downtown Park Building
Schematic
921,381
2008
City of Oakland Park
Oakland Park, FL
Design
do CPZ Architects. Inc.
Cost Estimating
4316 West Bmward Boulevard
(Renovation of Warehouse into a Civic
Plantation, FL 33317
Suiting where park area will be
Contact: Chris P. Zimmerman, ALA
forttcorning; includes: Lobby, Two
Title: President
Meeting Rooms, Catering, Storage, and
Phone: (954) 792 -8525
Restmorms
Museum Park Miami - Phase I
Master Plan /
38,276,256
2009
City of Miami, FL
Miami, FL
Schematic
do Cooper, Robertson 6 Partners
Design /
311 West 43rd Street
(Preparation of ground site of new park
Design
New York, NY 10036
that will be located on the south side of
Development
Contact: Michael Jasper
a new museum; includes demolition /
Cost Estimating
Tire: Principal
development / irrigation / excavation/
Phone: (212) 247 -1717
tree prunirg/t re repair 8 placement;
Size = 45.52 acres
South Pointe Park Pier Project
GMP
4.344, 145
2012
Coy of Miami Beach
Miami Beach, FL
Construction
1700 Coovention Center Drive
Documents
Miami Beach, FL 33109
(Demolition of old and construction of new
Cost Estimating
Contact: Matilde'Matte- E. Reyes, RA.
Fishing Pier)
Title: Senior Project Coordinator
Plane: 305 673 -7071
University of Miami- Wellness Park
Conceptual
1,669.132
2012
State of Florida - Department of Educalion
Miami, FL
Design
do I(imiey -Mom and Associates, Inc.
Cost Fstmar
1221 Bdckell Avenue, Sure 400
(Conversion of a Parking Lot into a Park;
Miami, FL 33131
Size of Park: 1.29 Acres [56,090 SF)
Contact: George E. Pug, RLA
Title: Manager
Phone: 305 673.2025
City of Miami Beach - Alexander Muss
Coretruabn
263,460
2014
City of Miami Beach
Park Pavilion Renovation
Docvmems
(Add New
1700 Convention Center Drive
Cost Estimating
Canopy Roof
Miami Beach, FL 33109
(Renovation of bathrooms b ADA
= 22,538)
Contact: Dewayne Gordon
Compliance)
Tire: Capital Projects Coordinator
Phone: (305)673-7071, Ed. 6698
Sullivan Park Improvements
Construuion
4,993,576
2014
City of Deerfield Beach CRA
Deerfield Beech, FL
Documents
200 Goolsby Boulevard
Cost Estimating
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
(Ste Work = 130,519 SF;
Coolea: Mr. Hiep S. HuyM, P.E.
Slav Tower = 130,519 SF;
Title: CRA Project Manager
Rest-corn Building = 1,520 SF)
Phone: (954) 480-4402
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BERMELLO AIAMIL 8 PARTNERS, INC.
RANDY HOLLINGWORTH
KIRK J. OLNEY, RLA
TERE GARCIA
PATRICIA SUAU
DEREK WASSINK, P.E., R.A., S.I., LED AP
JEFFREY MCGEE, P.E, S.I.
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JOAQUIN VARGAS, P.E.
JUSTIN FREEDMAN, MS
NADIA G. LOCKE, P.E.
PATRICIA L GERTENBACH, P.G.
STAFFING
ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
SCOTT BAKOS
TODD OSBORN, RA, NCARB, LEED AP
JORGE FERRER
LOUIS AGUIRRE, P.E., LEED AP
SERGIO SERRANO, P.E., LEED AP
MARIO PAZOS, P.E., LEED AP
EDUARDO SUAREZ, P.E., LEED AP
Surveying
STEPHEN H. GIBBS LAND SURVEYORS, INC
STEPHEN SEELEY, P.S.M.
MARK BERRY, P.S.M.
STEPHEN GIBBS, P.S.M.
Cost Control and Est imoting
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES
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Master of Architecture,
University of Pennsylvania. 1975
STAFFING
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Willy Bermello, AIA, AICP
Principal
Mr. Bermello is Chairman of the Board and Principal of Bermello, Ajorna & Partners. Inc. He is a
Florida - registered professional architect with over 30 years of experience in professional practice.
His background includes a broad base of public and private projects, including development
of large commercial facilities, educational focTties, aviation, transportation and port related
developments. Willy Bermello is recognized as one of the leading architects in South Florida. He
has been involved with numerous state and local professional, civic and social organizations/
institutions. typically at the senior level. He has received numerous honors and awards for his
professional design work as well as his civic involvement within the community.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Margaret Pace Park, Miami, Florida - Principal in Charge. B &A provided the programming,
master planning, schematic design, design development and construction documentation
for this 8.25 acre, regional urban park on the City of Miami s waterfront. The overall park plan
includes four tennis courts, two soccer fields, one cricket pitch, tot lot and children's playground,
exercise stations, street and water oriented urban plazas, waterfront promenade, shoreline
stabilization, picnic shelters, site furniture, security lighting and landscape improvements. The
incorporation of locally inspired public art provides the park it's own identity and sense of place
in the community.
Master of City Planning,
Morgan Levy Park & Community Center Design /Build, Doral, Florida - Principal in Charge. Design
University of Pennsylvania. 1975
for the renovation of this 14 -ocre Park. In designing the renovations, an active and passive
Bachelor of Architecture.
community center was developed, working within the confines of the existing site layout which
University of Florida, 1973
included tennis courts, a recreation building and a parking lot.
REGISTRATION
Pinecrest Community Center Master Plan, Village of Pinecrest, Florida - Principal in Charge. B &A
Registered Architect
was selected to evaluate and Master Plan the existing Pinecrest Community Center. The existing
State of Florida. 1974
facility and 14,600 SF Community Center Building are approximately 51h years old and well used
Reg. No. AR 0007200
by local residents. However, budgetary constraints at the time of design and a compromised
planning stage has resulted in a facility now considered outgrown and undersized to serve
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
the needs of the Community. B &A evaluated the existing Community Center Building and
American Institute of Architects
surrounding facilities as well as currently offered programs and activities. In addition, BS.A lead
American Institute of Certified
a public outreach effort on behalf of the Village which included hosting three charreffe -style
Planners
Community Meetings, surveying residents and collecting public input. B &A developed a Master
Plan suitable for implementation over extended phases as funding is allocated and /or the need
for additional programming increases. The proposed Master Plan projects the physical growth
of the Community Center Building over three phases to a total of size of 31,500 SF.
Miami Springs Aquatic Facility, Florida - Principal in Charge. B &A is currently in the process of
developing a design criteria package for a new aquatic facility. Services include assiting
in the preparation of plan components and supervision of the design /build project,
construction supervision and community involvement.
Aventura Community Center, Aventura, Florida - Principal in Charge. B &A envisioned the
project to act as the heart of the city's public /civic destination. The scope included
preparing a master plan within a 3.2 acre waterfront site, and provided full design and
documentation including architectural interior design, landscape architecture and civil
engineering services. The building is divided into athletic, educational, and administrative
rooms and gathering spaces, organized by a linear gallery space with functional rooms on
one side and glass on the other, emphasizing the view to the park and water. An 8.800 SF
gymnasium with a 150 person seating capacity anchors the gallery and all multi - purpose
rooms. The open spaces consist of entry pavilion, covered walkways, a tower, and spaces
for informal gatherings.
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Willy Bermello, AIA, AICP
Principal
Athalie Range Park Pool Facility Improvements, Miami, Florida - Principal in Charge - A/E services for the development of construction
documents, bid /negotiations and construction administration. The project scope included the remodeling of the existing pool facility,
including office, bathrooms, pool and pool equipment.
SaNadore Park and Tennis Center Improvements, Coral Gables, Florida - Principal in Charge. B &A provided programming, park master
planning, schematic design and construction documentation for this tennis center and public park located in Coral Gables, Florida.
The facility has 13 tennis courts including eight clay courts and five hard /asphalt courts and a tennis center that houses restrooms,
showers and a tennis pro-shop. In addition, the park features a picnic pavilion, playground, tot lot, picnic area and sheet fumiture.
Miami Entertainment Complex, Miami, Florida - Principal in Charge - B &A framed and authored the Design Criteria Package used by
the Owner (Miami CRA) to solicit and advertise for proposals from Design -Build teams. The resulting B &A Design Criteria Standards
Manual outlined a suitable design solution for the Owner's program as well as the requirements for a facility that fulfilled the intended
User's and industry expectations. The Design Criteria Package also served to identify and address early in the pre -design process
critical project development concerns related to regulatory and permitting agency restrictions, community stakeholder interests, and
the vetting of cost - effective and practicable design solutions.
Miami -Dade Water And Sewer Department Headquarters Facility, Miami, Florida - Principal in Charge. B &A served as Design Criteria
Professional for the $30 million headquarters facility comprised of a -5 story office building and a 10 -story parking garage.
MAJOR CIVIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS (partial list(
2011 Coral Gables Community Foundation named its annual Legacy Award in honor of Willy A. Bermello.
2003 Mr. Bermello received the Alumni Hall of Fame Award from Miami -Dade College.
2000 Mr. Bermello was recognized with the Humanitarian Award from the American Jewish Committee.
1997 Mr. Bermello was recognized with award of the Civil Rights Advocacy Award at the Civil Rights Conference, Tampa, Florida.
1992 Mr. Bermello became the first Hispanic and the first Republican to Chair the Florida Commission on Human Relations.
1992 Mr. Bermello was elected as the Founding President of the Coral Gables Community Foundation.
1988 Mr. Bermello became the first Cuban American to be elected President of the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce.
1987 Mr. Bermello founded the Miracle Mile rest. a project of the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce.
1984 Mr. Bermello spearheaded a 5 -year effort which culminated in the creation of the Latin Quarter District. Subsequently was
appointed by the City Commission to serve on the Review Board and twice elected Chairman by the Board members.
1977 Mr. Bermello co- founded the Calle Ocho Festival and served as its chairman for two years.
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT (partial list)
FIU Presidents Council, 2013 - Present
MiomFDode College Architecture and Interior Design Advisory Committee. 2004 -2007
Florida Housing Finance Corporation, 2000.2002
Colonial Bank South Florida Region, Board of Directors. 1998 -2008
Cuban American National Foundation (CANT(. Board of Director. 1998 -2000
Latin Builders Association (LBA(. President, 1997 -1999 and Board Member, 1997- present
Orange Bowl Committee - Member. 1997 -2008
City of Miami Urban Development Review Board. 1991 - present: Chairman, 1994- present
University of Florida. Foundation, 1999 -2008
Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce. Past President, Trustee and Board Member, 1997 - present
Golden Cane. University of Miami. 1990 -2009
Grand Pro( Foundation, Director. 1997 -1998
Florida International University Council of 100 Steering Committee - Member 1997
Kiwanis Club of Little Havana. Past President, 1979 -1981, Member of Past Presidents Council
Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, Trustee, 1981 - present
South Florida Gang Outreach, Director, 1999
Airport Council International (ACI( - Planning & Design Committee, 1995
Regent, Leadership Florida Association -1995
Citizens Board, University of Miami
State of Florida, Board of Architecture and Interior Design, 1994
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Alfredo Sanchez, AIA, AICP, LEED AP
Partner, Project Manager
Alfredo Sanchez is a Florida -registered architect and AICP- Certified planner with more than 25
years of experience in architecture and urban planning and design. Mr. Sanchez has directed
a number of major planning studies and urban design plans in the Miami area and throughout
the world. His project experience encompasses city wide master plans, corridor plans, major
reconstruction efforts, pedestrian improvements, urban, retail and mixed -use development
projects, land planning projects including redevelopment and design of new communities,
and seaport master plans. Apart from his extensive experience, Mr. Sanchez's strength lies in his
understanding of project methodology and approach. This solid foundation is complemented
by his ability to understand all aspects of a project, from the initial economic feasibility analysis
to the ultimate impact and image of the project architecture.
REGISTRATION
Registered Architect, State of South Creek Neighborhood Landscape Improvements, Coconut Creek, Floddo - Senior Planner.
Florida. 1979 B &A developed a landscape improvements plan. Neighborhood meetings played a key role
Reg. No. AR 0007969 in gathering information about concerns and preferences. They focused on issues important
to the residents and have been critical in forming the basis of the study. This will be used in the
Registered Architect, Colegio planning and design of the sfreetscopes, signage, traffic calming and general neighborhood
Federodo de Ingenieros y landscape improvements. Coconut Creek has commissioned a new design for the main
Arquilectos. Costo Rica. 1985 roadway bordering South Creek. B &A will build on the improvements proposed in that plan to
American Institute of Certified enhance the quality of the gateways into the neighborhood. B &A's final design solutions will
Planners. 1994 form o framework for the city in implementing projects as funding becomes available.
Certified General Contractor,
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
2004 (inactive)
Beach Plaza Redevelopment and Public Beach Revitalization Design, Pompano Beach, Florida
- Project Manager for the planning and urban design of the Pompano Beach Boulevard beach
CERTIFICATION
LEED AP Certification, 2007
front redevelopment. A controversial project that balanced the interests of the local residents,
EDUCATION
City and County access concerns in the redevelopment of Pompano Beach Boulevard and
Master of Architecture,
University of Pennsylvania, 1978
adjacent sites that are presently used for surface parking, a pump station to be relocated and
American Institute of Certified
a beach front restaurant that leads to the Pompano Beach Fishing Pier. The thrust of the design
Master of City Planning,
addresses the relocation of the previously mentioned uses and the bending of the Pompano
University of Pennsylvania, 1978
Beach Boulevard to create an expanded beach front restaurant and pier access site, new park
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open space and a proposed parking structure to accommodate 500 vehicles and maintain
Bachelor of Architecture,
public access to the beach. The project addressed numerous issues of waterfront development
University of Florida. 1972
including engineering, sea turtle protection and beach dune restoration.
REGISTRATION
Registered Architect, State of South Creek Neighborhood Landscape Improvements, Coconut Creek, Floddo - Senior Planner.
Florida. 1979 B &A developed a landscape improvements plan. Neighborhood meetings played a key role
Reg. No. AR 0007969 in gathering information about concerns and preferences. They focused on issues important
to the residents and have been critical in forming the basis of the study. This will be used in the
Registered Architect, Colegio planning and design of the sfreetscopes, signage, traffic calming and general neighborhood
Federodo de Ingenieros y landscape improvements. Coconut Creek has commissioned a new design for the main
Arquilectos. Costo Rica. 1985 roadway bordering South Creek. B &A will build on the improvements proposed in that plan to
American Institute of Certified enhance the quality of the gateways into the neighborhood. B &A's final design solutions will
Planners. 1994 form o framework for the city in implementing projects as funding becomes available.
Certified General Contractor,
City Wide Parks Master Plan, Hallandale Beach, Florida - Project Manager. The City Wide Master
2004 (inactive)
Plan consisted of a holistic analysis of City residents passive and active recreation needs. A
rigorous recreation needs analysis was undertaken to provide the basis for park facilities
CERTIFICATION
LEED AP Certification, 2007
improvements. An extensive community involvement program was undertaken to incorporate
community needs and desires for park and recreation facilities and services. Specific park
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
designs and improvement plans were provided for the each of the City's fourteen parks.
American Institute of Certified
Planners, 1994
City Wide Parks Master Plan, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. With forty -one park
facilities and a population of nearly 100,000 inhabitants, the City contracted the B &A team to
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carry out a needs analysis, evaluate existing park facilities and create a City Wide Parks Master
Miami Chapter American
Institute of Architects
Plan to address short and long term park improvements in the City.
"Urban Planner of the Year"
2006
Collier Neighborhood Development Master Plan, Pompano Beach, Florida - Senior Planner and
Urban Designer of the Concept Master Plan for the Collier Neighborhood. Public involvement
was a major component of the project scope. Scope was comprised of 4 deliverables: (1)
assessment of existing conditions to include a functional analysis of the area: (2) assessment of
issues and opportunities present that affect the development of the neighborhood: (3) a fist of
recommendations and projects to include cost estiamtes and possible funding sources and (4)
the delivery of the final Colter Neighborhood Development Concept Master Plan Report.
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Cresthaven Community Center Site Identification and Evaluation Analysis, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. working in
close cooperation with City of Pompano Beach Staff. B &A identified program needs for a future Cresthaven Community Center;
identification of potential sites to house the facility; and an evaluation of the site characteristics with the formulation of an evaluation
matrix for site selection and final preferred site recommendation. The City proceeded to acquire the recommended site based on
the study carried out.
31st Avenue 10 Acres Site Community Recreation Evaluation Analysis, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. B &A evaluated
site conditions and needs to house a major football recreation facility in a 10 acres site to be ceded to the City as part of a larger
development agreement. B &A carried out site engineering analyses, site access analyses, and developed a series of design options
to address site access, parking and facility location.
DECOMAP ColBer Neighborhood Development Master Plan, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. Development of a community
driven master plan to serve as a roodmap for neighborhood improvements. The Master Plan addressed streetscape improvements,
housing improvements, recreational facilities improvements and created a prioritized list of projects based on a neighborhood survey
that expressed community needs and preferences.
® Town Center Master Plan, Coconut Creek, Florida - Project Manager for the Master Plan for 148 strategically located green field
® acres. The project addressed incorporating environmental analyses, roadway infrastructure requirements, identification of regulatory
constraints, and the identification of market and economic trends that would influence the future development of the site. A market
® analysis was carried out by Lambert Advisory to define general demand for different uses, residential, commercial, office and civic uses.
This process was carried out to also to define design parameters that should guide the commercial element of project development.
® From the program established, and in cooperation with the City of Coconut Creek Sustainable Development staff. B &A prepared a
series of design options based on different development intensities. Two workshops were held with elected officials and residents to
® evaluate the development direction and establish consensus on the project. Subsequently, as a recommendation of the study, the
® City acquired properties to become an important player in project development and ascertain the desired development direction.
City Wide Master Plan, Hollywood, Florida - Carried out all the urban design analysis and is responsible for the development of the
0 Urban Design Element of the Master Plan. Directed the urban design component of the city -wide master plan. Analysis of the
different sectors that comprise Hollywood assessed the problems and opportunities in each area.
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2002 to 2007. Mr. Sanchez was responsible for the urban design review of all new developments in the City which was mostly east of
the Homestead Extension of the Florida Turnpike. Other City projects that Mr. Sanchez directed included:
• Commercial Development Regulations • Signage Regulations
• Transportation Plan Urban Design Element • Downtown Historic District Master Plan
South Dade Redevelopment Plan, Miami -Dade County, Florida - Project Manager and Director. An economic development plan for
nine low-income neighborhoods in Mioml-Dade County. Measured the economic Fife of these neighborhoods, their positioning versus
major employment centers, competition for housing and area businesses from adjoining neighborhoods, and the degree to which their
economic growth was affected by major problems related to housing, education and crime.
New Orleans Neighborhoods Rebuilding Plan -A Strategy for Reconstruction, New Orleans, Louisiana - Project Manager for the
preparation of the project approach and directed the development of research, plans and community outreach. This complex
planning effort involved planning for 48 different areas of one of the major metropolitan areas in the United States and one with
historic significance. The Neighborhood Rebuilding Plan strategy for reconstruction
State Road 7 Multimodal Station Area Planning and Design, Broward County, Florida - Development of the analyses and plans for the
design of the State Road 7 Busway North Broward Station planning and design, including analysis of surrounding context area, bus
access, proposed residential and office joint use development, and ancillary parking facilities.
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Cresthaven Community Center Site Identification and Evaluation Analysis, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. working in
close cooperation with City of Pompano Beach Staff. B &A identified program needs for a future Cresthaven Community Center;
identification of potential sites to house the facility; and an evaluation of the site characteristics with the formulation of an evaluation
matrix for site selection and final preferred site recommendation. The City proceeded to acquire the recommended site based on
the study carried out.
31st Avenue 10 Acres Site Community Recreation Evaluation Analysis, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. B &A evaluated
site conditions and needs to house a major football recreation facility in a 10 acres site to be ceded to the City as part of a larger
development agreement. B &A carried out site engineering analyses, site access analyses, and developed a series of design options
to address site access, parking and facility location.
DECOMAP ColBer Neighborhood Development Master Plan, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. Development of a community
driven master plan to serve as a roodmap for neighborhood improvements. The Master Plan addressed streetscape improvements,
housing improvements, recreational facilities improvements and created a prioritized list of projects based on a neighborhood survey
that expressed community needs and preferences.
® Town Center Master Plan, Coconut Creek, Florida - Project Manager for the Master Plan for 148 strategically located green field
® acres. The project addressed incorporating environmental analyses, roadway infrastructure requirements, identification of regulatory
constraints, and the identification of market and economic trends that would influence the future development of the site. A market
® analysis was carried out by Lambert Advisory to define general demand for different uses, residential, commercial, office and civic uses.
This process was carried out to also to define design parameters that should guide the commercial element of project development.
® From the program established, and in cooperation with the City of Coconut Creek Sustainable Development staff. B &A prepared a
series of design options based on different development intensities. Two workshops were held with elected officials and residents to
® evaluate the development direction and establish consensus on the project. Subsequently, as a recommendation of the study, the
® City acquired properties to become an important player in project development and ascertain the desired development direction.
City Wide Master Plan, Hollywood, Florida - Carried out all the urban design analysis and is responsible for the development of the
0 Urban Design Element of the Master Plan. Directed the urban design component of the city -wide master plan. Analysis of the
different sectors that comprise Hollywood assessed the problems and opportunities in each area.
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2002 to 2007. Mr. Sanchez was responsible for the urban design review of all new developments in the City which was mostly east of
the Homestead Extension of the Florida Turnpike. Other City projects that Mr. Sanchez directed included:
• Commercial Development Regulations • Signage Regulations
• Transportation Plan Urban Design Element • Downtown Historic District Master Plan
South Dade Redevelopment Plan, Miami -Dade County, Florida - Project Manager and Director. An economic development plan for
nine low-income neighborhoods in Mioml-Dade County. Measured the economic Fife of these neighborhoods, their positioning versus
major employment centers, competition for housing and area businesses from adjoining neighborhoods, and the degree to which their
economic growth was affected by major problems related to housing, education and crime.
New Orleans Neighborhoods Rebuilding Plan -A Strategy for Reconstruction, New Orleans, Louisiana - Project Manager for the
preparation of the project approach and directed the development of research, plans and community outreach. This complex
planning effort involved planning for 48 different areas of one of the major metropolitan areas in the United States and one with
historic significance. The Neighborhood Rebuilding Plan strategy for reconstruction
State Road 7 Multimodal Station Area Planning and Design, Broward County, Florida - Development of the analyses and plans for the
design of the State Road 7 Busway North Broward Station planning and design, including analysis of surrounding context area, bus
access, proposed residential and office joint use development, and ancillary parking facilities.
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Master of Landscape
Architecture in Urban Design,
Harvard University. 1984
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Randy P. Hollingworth
Senior Associate, Director of Planning and Landscape Design Studio
Professional Design Experience
Randy Holingwohh has more than 30 years experience as an urban and landscape designer.
His specialty is the design and development of mixed use projects and their integration within
the urban fabric. With a comprehensive understanding of the needs and requirements of
various land uses. Mr. Hollingworth has prepared development plans for a wide range of project
types. He has developed master plans and design guidelines for commercial and retail areas,
office parks and residential communities in numerous waterfront locations throughout Florida. In
addition to his extensive urban design and planning experience, Mr. Holingworth has worked on
a wide variety of landscape design oriented projects.
PARK PLANNING AND DESIGN EXPERIENCE
Sullivan Park, Deerfield Beach, Florida - Project Manager. BRA has developed alternative master
plan concepts for on existing 3 acre, underutilized waterfront park. With a significant historical
background, the site offers an opportunity to educate the residents about the history of their
community. A primary goal of the park master plan will be to provide an interpretive program for
visitors. The program for the revitalized park includes two playgrounds, restrooms, picnic shelters,
an interactive water feature, a 15 foot wide waterfront promenade and a new stair tower to
connect the site to the bridge leading over to the City's beach front area.
Bachelor of Landscape George Brummer Park, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. Responsible for the
Architecture. University of conceptual and detail design for a new neighborhood park on the site of a former tennis center.
Guelph, 1978 The program was developed utilizing public workshops and numerous meetings with local
neighborhood groups. Amenities within the five acre park include: tennis courts, a basketball
court, a sand volleyball court, bocce courts, racquetball courts, two playgrounds, an outdoor
exercise work out area, public restrooms and passive open space with picnic tables. Located
adjacent to a large water retention area and golf course, the site offers one of the few public
open spaces within the community for outdoor recreation.
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James Archer Smith Park, Homestead, Florida - Project Manager responsible for the landscape
design of this underutilized neighborhood park. Since the existing facilities were underutilized
and in deteriorated condition, the park was completely redesigned with all new facilities. The
new plan features multiple areas for recreation, both passive and active and a new feature in
the park, a handicap accessible interactive water feature. Other amenities included additional
on street parking, two dog parks, two playgrounds and multiple picnic areas.
Wittkop Park Master Plan, Homestead, Florida - Project Manager responsible for the development
of a master plan covering the redevelopment of a 2.5 acre park located in the City of Homestead.
Florida. The park will include two basketball courts, toddler and pre teen playground areas, two
handball courts, a walking trail and restroom facilities. This is the second neighborhood park Mr.
Hollingworth has designed within this neighborhood. The first was James Archer Smith Park, already
one of the most successful parks in the City.
Harry S. Truman Presidential Park, Key West, Florida - Project Manager for a 23 -acre waterfront
master plan. The park incorporates a 50 -foot -wide waterfront promenade, on open air
amphitheater, a Turtle Rescue Hospital, a 15,000 -SF event plaza with tent structure, a renovated
Navy Generator Plant to be reused for a restaurant and historical museum, a dockmaster facility,
an interactive water feature, exercise trail, outdoor zoological exhibits, a ferry terminal, a 60+
boat marina, fishing pier and a new recreation complex for the adjacent residential community
of Bahama Village.
West Drive Park, North Bay Village. Florida - Project Manager for the development a new
master plan for 'his Y -acre waterfront park. Fully utilizing a small area, the design for the park
incorporates a new stage, restrooms. playground, exercise path, picnic shelters and docks. B &A
developed a full set of construction plans and assisted in the bidding and construction phase.
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Randy P. Hollingworth
Senior Associate, Director of Planning and Landscape Design Studio
South Treasure Drive Park, North Bay Village, Florida -Project Manager. Provided conceptual design services for a proposed waterfront
park on South Treasure Drive along the Intracoastal waterway. Due to the small size of the parcel, the program for the proposed park
was limited and was designed to maximize the waterfront location and allow local residents an opportunity for public open space.
City Wide Parks Master Plan, Hallandale Beach, Florida - Senior Planner /Landscape Designer for the development of the City Wide Parks
Master Plan for the City of Hallandale, Beach, Florida. The City Wide Master Plan consisted of a holistic analysis of City residents passive and
active recreation needs. A rigorous recreation needs analyse was undertaken to provide the basis far park facilities improvements. An
extensive community involvement program was undertaken to incorporate community needs and desires for park and recreation facilities
and services. Specific park designs and improvement plans were provided for the each of the City's fourteen parks.
City Wide Parks Master Plan, Pompano Beach, Florida - Senior Planner /Landscape Designer far the development of the City Wide Parks
Master Plan for the City of Pompano Beach, Florida. With fortyo park foa3ties and a population of nearly I OD.00D inhabitants, the City of
Pompano Beach contracted B&A and its sub - consultant team to carry out a needs analysis, evaluate existing park focBties and create a
City Wide Parks Master Plan to address short and long tens park improvements in the City.
Kate Jackson Park, Tampa, Florida - Project Manager responsible for the development of a master plan covering the complete
renovation of this park located in the historic residential neighborhood of Hyde Park in Tampa Florida. The program, which included
a new interactive fountain, expanded playground and improved open space areas, was developed as per the City Mayor's
Beautification Program in collaboration with neighborhood residents and the Parks and Recreation Department.
Bern's Park and Desoto Avenue Sheetscape, Tampa, Florida - Project Manager responsible for the development of a passive open
space on an undenrtifized parcel of land at the gateway to the historic district of Hyde Park. In addition, Mr. Holfingworth developed a
new streetscape program along Desoto Avenue which focused on the preservation of existing oak trees while reducing the ongoing
maintenance costs of the central median. working with the neighborhood and City Public Works, the streetscape program has been
implemented and successfully created a dramatic improvement to the visual quality of the neighborhood.
OTHER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
South Creek Neighborhood Landscape Improvements Plan, Coconut Creek, Florida - Project Manager responsible for planning and
design of the streetscape, signage, traffic calming, and general neighborhood landscape improvements. Mr. Hollingworth held
neighborhood meetings which played a key role in gathering information about concerns and preferences from the community.
The information will be used in the planning and design of the streetscapes, signage, traffic calming and general neighborhood
landscape improvements. The City has commissioned a new design for the main roadway bordering South Creek and B &A will build
on the improvements proposed in that plan to enhance the quality of the gateways into the neighborhood.
Beach Plaza Redevelopment and Public Beach Revitalization Design, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager responsible for the
landscape architectural design master plan associated with this project consisting of the redevelopment plan for the only beachfront
area of the City. The project scope includes the planning and layout of public amenities and beochfront activities and streetscape
and public open space design along Palm Beach Boulevard. The "Nevi' Pompano Beach Boulevard and extension to Atlantic
Boulevard will create dramatic gateways to the City's beach area. The City has subsequently retained B&A to further develop the
landscape plans and construction drawings for the streetscape design of Atlantic Boulevard between Pompano Beach Boulevard
and AI A. The project entails a heavy public participation aspect regarding design concepts and input from residents of the area with
several community workshops held to this effect.
Beautification Master Plan, Miami Lakes Florida - Project Manager. Prepared Town wide master pion vision for aesthetic and landscape
improvements for the next fifty years.
NW 107th Avenue Sheetscape. Doral, Florida - Project Manager responsible for the landscape design of a two mile section. The
plan will continue the streetscape theme utilized in other areas of the City but provide a unique character and design for this newly
widened roadway. The assignment includes presentations to the City and neighborhood groups bordering the roadway.
West Bay Drive Sheetscape, Largo, Florida - Project Manager resporsible for the redesign of the primary commercial conidor, west Bay
Drive, traversing the downtown Largo area. Mr. FloRrlgworth was also responsible for the redesign of the roadway layout including
parkways, new landscaped medians, lighting, paving, cross walks, entry signage and adjacent off sheet City owned parking areas.
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EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in
Landscape Architecture,
Ohio State University,
Columbus. Ohio 1995
REGISTRATION
State of Florida. Registered
Landscape Architect,
No LAD001705
Received on November, 2000
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Kirk Olney, RLA
Landscape Architect
Professional Design Experience
Mr. Olney is a Registered Florida Landscape Architect with extensive experience in managing
landscape architectural and multi - disciplinary design, production and construction projects.
Most of his career has been focused on the public realm providing his experience on the
design and implementation of parks, streetscopes and roadway landscape design. Areas
of practice include master planning, conceptual and detailed design, the production and
management of construction documents, preparation of construction contract documents
and construction services. Management experience includes scope of services preparation
and negotiation, office management, scheduling and managing staff time, tracking utdzation
and project organization. Mr. Olney also has experience preparing and submitting applications
to regulatory agencies and responding to comments accordingly to obtain required permits.
His special area of interest and expertise is the use of tropical and subtropical plant material.
PARKS & RECREATION EXPERIENCE
Intracoastal Park, Sunny Isles Beach, Florida - Project Manager. Two vacant, 1.5 acre parcels
were developed in two new passive parks. The project included demolition of the existing
landscape; the addition of a 5' tall concrete /CMU screen wall along the southern property line,
decorative stone columns and on aluminum picket fence along the Intracoastal waterway,
benches and trash receptacles, picnic tables with umbrellas, bike racks, concrete walkways,
site grading, security lighting, landscaping and irrigation. The project also included the location
for park signage and an pieces provided by the City.
B.F. James Park & Aquatic Facniy, Hallandale Beach, Florida - Landscape Architect. This project
encompassed the complete redevelopment of an underused existing neighborhood park
through extensive public input and master plan development. B &A developed an extensive
program for the new park including a new community swimming facility. bosketbalf courts,
picnic areas, exercise stations and on expanded playground. In addition, to meet City code
requirements, the park and buildings were designed for LEED Certification. B &A managed the
LEED Certification and led the design team through the certification process. B &A developed
various architectural alternatives for the aquatic swim building. The architectural style of this
facility will serve as the bases for the design of all public buildings in future City parks. Although
relatively small, the new pool will serve the community's recreational needs and includes a
beach entry feature and three lop lanes which can be modified for swim health classes. The
park was designed utilizing numerous CPTED principles.
Harry S. Truman Waterhont Park, Key West, Florida - Landscape Architect. Assisted with design
synthesis; worked with team to prepare development approval application and prepared
landscape and hardscape construction drawings for a new passive recreation park.
South City Beach Park. Hallandale Beach, Florida - Landscape Architect. Duties included
site plan and design refinement and worked on team to prepare construction drawings for
improvements to a sir -acre active recreation beach front park.
Scavo Park, Hallandale Beach, Flodda - Landscape Architect. Duties included site plan and
design refinement and worked on team to prepare construction drawings for improvements to
a seven -acre passive recreation neighborhood park.
Hillsboro Inlet Park, Pompano Beach, Florida - Landscape Architect. Activities included site
planning; tree relocation plan; preparation of hardscape and landscape construction drawings,
and coordination with other design disciplines for a passive park along the Intracoastal waterway
with walking path, parking lot, tot bt /playground, boardwalk/pier and restroom facility.
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Kirk Olney, RLA
Landscape Architect
Catherine Strong Park Defray Beach, Florida - Responsible for client review meetings, plant selection and specification; hardscape
design, preparation of hardscape details, coordination with other design disciplines, preparation of opinion of probably cost and
modifying design to keep proposed improvements within budget and preparation of bidding documents for a ten acre passive
and active recreation park with walking path. picnic pavilions. seating, interactive water play, tot lot /playground, reshoom building,
parking and landscape.
Holpallokee Regional Pork, Martin County, Florida - Responsible for field verification of existing trees; coordination of civil sub -
consultant; preparation of free relocation plans; preparation of hardscape construction drawings including fencing and paving
details; preparation of landscape construction drawings; provided construction observation services including supervision of free
relocation for a 200 acre active and passive recreation park with five softball fields, five soccer fields, ten tennis courts, cover roller
hockey rink, preserved wetland areas, .5 mile nature trail, three restroom /concession buildings and parking.
STREETSCAPE 6 OTHER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Aden House Sheetscape, Sunny Isles Beach, Florida - Project Manager. Right -of -way improvements project which included
approximately 550 linear feet of roadway. B &A was requested to upgrade the existing ROW conditions to compliment other
redeveloped areas of Collins Avenue. The scope of improvements includes on 8' wide specialty paver sidewalk with waving bands of
concrete pavers, a new six foot fall buffer /retaining wall, decorative stone columns, a vehicular gate system for an adjacent private
condominium parking area, a bus shelter, landscaping, landscape fighting and a complete upgraded irrigation system.
North Flogler Parking, Homestead, Florida - Landscape Architect. Responsibilities included preparation of construction drawings and
construction services for landscape and hardscape improvements for a new parking lot in a downtown urban area.
95th Sheet Sheetscape Improvements, Surfside, Florida - Landscape Architect. worked on design synthesis: prepared design
development paving patters: coordinated regulatory permitting through Florida Department of Environmental Perfection and Florida
Fish and wildlife: and prepared landscape and hardscape construction drawings for sheet improvements.
SW 4th Sheet Sheetscape Improvements, Homestead, Florida - Landscape Architect. Professional responsibilities included preparation
of construction drawings end construction services for landscape and hardscape improvements to one -half mile of roadway in an
urban residential neighbor.
Beautification Master Plan, Miami Lakes Florida - Landscape Architect. Performed analysis of existing infrastructure and free canopy
data: performed field visits and prepared Town wide master plan vision for aesthetic improvements for the next fifty years.
Pompano Beach Public Safety, Pompano Beach, Florida - Landscape Architect. Responsibilities included bidding assistance for
architectural, civil and landscape architectural renovations to an existing municipal building.
Lauderdale Lakes Sheetscape Master Plan, Lauderdale Lakes, Florida - Responsibilities included management of junior landscape
architects and over saw design synthesis for streetscape master plan including landscape and hardscape treatment within the right -
of -way as well as gateway feature design.
West Palm Beach Gateway 8 Beautification, West Palm Beach, Florida - Responsibilities included project manager reporting to City
staff; overseeing data collection and base mapping by junior landscape architect; gateway design synthesis; landscape master plan
for fifteen miles of roadway: public presentations: and presentations to the City Commission.
Tamarac Downtown Sheetscape, Tamarac, Florida - Activities included over seeing junior landscape architects to take a conceptual
master plan, completed by others, and developing construction drawings for new main sheet streetscape including drainage
improvements, new roadway and curbing, specialty roadway and pedestrian paving, site furniture, landscape and irrigation.
Broward County Greenways Corridor Design, Broward County, Florida - Prepared construction drawings from conceptual signage
design; prepared bench, bike rack, bus shelter and hash receptacle layout plans: prepared landscape construction drawings for fifty
mile multi - purpose greenway path.
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Bachelor of Architecture.
Syracuse University. 1991
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ScofBakos
Partner, Principal Designer
Professional Design Experience
Scott Bakos has over 18 years of architectural experience with a variety of project types. His
experience includes work on residential projects for public and private clients, commercial
office, transportation, military facilities, and maritime /waterfront projects. Mr. Bakos has also
been involved in several projects in the Middle East in Dubai and Kuwait. His responsibilities
include developing close working relationships with clients and maintaining involvement with
all disciplines of the project. Scott is also Managing Director of our Fort Lauderdale office,
overseeing a staff comprised of architects, designers, administrative and support personnel.
PARK AND RECREATIONAL EXPERIENCE
South City Beach Park and Scavo Park, Hallandale Beach, Florida - Principal Designer -
Responsible for the architectural design on three City of Hallandale Beach Parks. The design
of these parks include, but are not limited to, recreational facilities, playground structures, site
furniture, parking, vehicular and pedestrian circulation and interaction, fighting, overhead
structures, and restroom facilities. The maintenance, reuse- and relocation of appropriate
vegetation and amenities will be provided if applicable. B &A provided a full set of design
development as well as construction documents packages for each park.
B.F. James Park & Aquatic Facility, Hallandale Beach, Florida - Project Manager /Principal
Designer. This project encompassed the complete redevelopment of an underused existing
neighborhood park through extensive public input and master plan development. B &A
developed an extensive program for the new park including a new community swimming
facility, basketball courts, picnic areas, exercise stations and an expanded playground. In
addition, to meet City code requirements, the park and buildings were designed for LEED
Certification. B &A managed the LEED Certification and led the design team through the
certification process. B &A developed various architectural altematives for the aquatic swim
building. The architectural style of this facility will serve as the bases for the design of all public
buildings in future City parks. Although relatively small, the new pool will serve the community's
recreational needs and includes a beach entry feature and three lap lanes which can be
modified for swim health classes. The park was designed utilizing numerous CPTED principles.
George Brummer Park, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Designer for all buildings as part of the
Master Plan and park design improvements.
Highlands Community Center, Deerfield Beach, Florida - Project Manager. Design of a new
3.500 SF Community Center which was inserted into the existing 2.16 acre triangular park. The
main multi - purpose space can be divided into (2) two separate spaces that accommodate
a variety of uses at the some time. The facility has a dedicated service area for catering. Site
improvements include additional landscaping, new sidewalks to the building (main entry / front
and a separate service / back of house( and new shade over the existing playground area.
The building is designed to accommodate emergency operation communications for the
community before, during and after a hurricane.
Gaines Park Community Center, West Palm Beach, Florida - Project Manager for a 10.000 SF
Multi- purpose community center that includes a variety of public use spaces for meetings,
large banquet / events and classes. Key aspect included the integration of the new facility into
the existing structures and open spaces of Gaines Park. In addition, B &A renovated the existing
North Wing that accommodates additional classrooms, meeting rooms, full working kitchen,
audio recording studios and offices.
OTHER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Pompano Beach Boulevard -Kiosk Building, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager of the
transformation of on existing one story storage shed into a beach concession building. B &A was
retained by the CRA to analyze the existing structure and transform the building both functionally
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Partner, Principal Designer
and aesthetically into a prime destination for beach amenities for the public. The program includes restrooms and three different
concession venues. Ali were designed into the existing footprint of the building: the building carefully integrated into the new Pompano
Beach Improvements design along a prime pedestrian pathway with large deck area for cafe style tables and chairs.
Public Safety Complex, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager for the preparation a due diligence report for the existing 60,000 SF
Public Safety Facility and 10,000 SF Fire Administration building that included the assessment of the existing exterior building conditions
to understand the key problems related to the exterior "skin', finish, and fenestration waterproofing. Provided recommendations for
improvements to the exterior facade and provide cost estimates for said improvements.
Utilities Field Services Complex Design /Build, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. Design for the replacement of an existing
operations and administration complex for the Utilities Operations Division of the City of Pompano Beach. The project includes the
demolition of existing buildings and surrounding supporting structures. The new buildings, designed as a sustainable building under
the current version LEED Certification, includes offices, conference rooms, training space, locker rooms, restrooms, storage and shop
areas for various work related activities. The project also includes parking areas for staff as well as City vehicles and equipment.
Hillsboro Inlet Bridge Aesthetic Improvements, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. Provided aesthetic improvements to the
existing Hillsboro Inlet bascule bridge, by incorporating a series of new elements as well as enhancements to existing areas of the bridge to
provide a strong visual impact as a gateway from the north into Pompano Beach. The bridge improvements included: a Vertical Element,
Barefoot Mailman Sculpture: a new crash wall, New guardrails and sidewalk Pedestrian Lighting; and a two Story Tender House.
fire Training Tower Exterior Improvements, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager for the preparation of design, construction
documents and specifications for the complete replacement of all existing door, windows and shutters for both the ground floor
office / classrooms and training tower to meet current Hurricane codes. Scope includes an existing conditions assessment and design
of complete exterior fenestration assessment. Special attention was made for the Training Tower in insure the new design would
complement the specific training exercises performed within the tower. In addition to bringing all of the doors, windows and shutters
up to code, the measure were taken to prevent water intrusion into the training tower spaces and stairwell.
Emergency Generator Services Package, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager. Prepared the design and construction
for Emergency Generators for (5) five existing City of Pompano Beach Critical Use Facilities. Scope includes (1) one permanent
Emergency Generator for (2) two existing Public works facilities and (3) three temporary Emergency Generators for existing
Community / Civic Centers in Pompano Beach.
Broward Health - Health Care Clinic, Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Project Manager for the overall project design, layout and architecture
from concept thru the DRC Process (Site Plan level II) with the City of Fort Lauderdale for the design of a new one story homeless clinic.
The new modem facility will be twice as large as the existing homeless facility; providing greater efficiency in building layout, more exam
rooms and better patient privacy.
Wiley Street Redevelopment, Hollywood, Florida - Project Manager. Provided a design criteria package for 2 street blocks for a
design /build RFP package. The program called for the development of low income housing. Mr. Bakos and his team produced the
design of 34 units comprised of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, townhomes and single family homes and a small community center.
Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department Headquarters Facility, Miami, Florida - Project Designer. Prepared project program, master
plan, schematic design and final design criteria documents for the project. Included project phasing and relocation plans for over
800 staff that would eventually occupy the new headquarters building.
Miscellaneous Services Contract for the City of Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager servicing the City of Pompano Beach for
a variety of miscellaneous professional services including Architecture MEP and Structural Engineering work.
Miscellaneous Services Contract for the City of Pompano Beach CRA, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Manager servicing the City
of Pompano Beach for a variety of miscellaneous professional services including Architecture MEP and Structural Engineering work.
Miscellaneous Services Contract for the City of Deerfield Beach, Florida - Project Manager servicing the City of Deerfield Beach for a
variety of miscellaneous professional services including Architecture MEP and Structural Engineering work.
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EDUCATION
Bachelors of Architecture.
University of Tennessee. 1986
REGISTRATION
State of Florida Registered
Architect, AR92877
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Todd Osborn, RA, NCARB, LEED AP
Senior Associate, Architect & Construction Administrator
Todd Osborn has over 22 years of design, construction, project and program management
experience with public facilities including state prison facilities ranging from minimum to
maximum security, municipal parks, state parks facilities, inns and conference centers,
education facilities, libraries. National Guard armories and training ranges, and infrastructure
projects. Expertise includes extensive experience leading multi - discipline project teams on
complex projects as both an owner's representative and as the designer. Responsibilities have
included the development of program procedures and documents, program and project
scope definitions, schedule and budget requirements, and tracking systems.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
City of Miami Beach Forks i Facilities Program, Miami Beach, Florida - Program Manager. Lead
the start-up of the City's Capital Improvement program. and managed its operation for 3 years.
Serving as the Owner's Agent, was responsible for establishing program controls and procedures,
followed by Design and Construction management of multiple concurrent projects. The program
consisted of 18 individual Municipal projects. Program responsibilities included management
of the City's Architectural and Engineering Consultant contracts, Construction Contracts,
documentation of the Program work Plan, Program Master Cost Model, and coordination of
events among various departments internal to the City. Responsible for presentations to the
City Commission and G.O. Bond Oversight Committees on behalf of the City's CIP Department.
Example projects include the following:
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Public Safety Complex, Pompano Beach, Florida - Architect. A due diligence report for the
existing 60.000 SF Public Safety Facility and 10.000 SF Fire Administration building that included
the assessment of the existing exterior building conditions to understand the key problems
related to the exterior "skin ", finish, and fenestration waterproofing. Provided recommendations
for improvements to the exterior facade and provide cost estimates for said improvements.
Pompano Beach Boulevard -Kiosk Building Improvements, Pompano Beach, Florida - Architect
for the transformation of an existing one story storage shed into a beach concession building
located east of Atlantic Boulevard in the heart of Pompano's prime beach district. B &A
was retained by the CRA to analyze the existing structure and transform the building both
functionally and aesthetically into a prime destination for beach amenities for the public. The
program includes resirooms and three different concession venues. Ali were designed into the
existing footprint of the building; the building carefully integrated into the new Pompano Beach
Improvements design along a prime pedestrian pathway with large deck area for cafe style
fables and chairs.
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Miami Beach Golf Club, Miami Beach, FL
State of Tennessee Registered
Flamingo Park Swimming Pool, Miami Beach, FL
Architect, 0021953
Normandy Isle Park and Pool, Miami Beach, FL
CERTIFICATIONS
Miami Beach Regional Library, Miami Beach, FL
NCARB Certification
Convention Center ADA Improvements, Miami Beach, FL
LEEDS AP
Scott Rakow Youth Center, Miami Beach, FL
SPECIALIZED TRAINING
TN State Parks Factiites Management, Department of Environment d Conservation, Nashville,
URS Program Manager
Tennessee - Assistant Director. Primary responsibility for the development and management
Certification Training 2005
of all capital outlay and capital maintenance projects for Tennessee State Parks. Developed
annual capital outlay budgets for planned projects, managed design and construction
contracts, monitored progress of construction against schedule and budget. Developed and
implemented a direct order contracting system to save both time and money on small State
Park Maintenance projects. Projects ranged from small maintenance projects to new Inn and
Conference Centers.
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Public Safety Complex, Pompano Beach, Florida - Architect. A due diligence report for the
existing 60.000 SF Public Safety Facility and 10.000 SF Fire Administration building that included
the assessment of the existing exterior building conditions to understand the key problems
related to the exterior "skin ", finish, and fenestration waterproofing. Provided recommendations
for improvements to the exterior facade and provide cost estimates for said improvements.
Pompano Beach Boulevard -Kiosk Building Improvements, Pompano Beach, Florida - Architect
for the transformation of an existing one story storage shed into a beach concession building
located east of Atlantic Boulevard in the heart of Pompano's prime beach district. B &A
was retained by the CRA to analyze the existing structure and transform the building both
functionally and aesthetically into a prime destination for beach amenities for the public. The
program includes resirooms and three different concession venues. Ali were designed into the
existing footprint of the building; the building carefully integrated into the new Pompano Beach
Improvements design along a prime pedestrian pathway with large deck area for cafe style
fables and chairs.
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Senior Associate, Architect & Construction Administrator
Broward Health - Health Care Clinic, Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Architect. Design of a new one story homeless clinic. The new modern
facility will be twice as large as the existing homeless facility; providing greater efficiency in building layout, more exam rooms
and better patient privacy. Mr. Osborn and the team worked closely with the user groups at Broward Health, developing several
architectural styles and themes for the exterior of the building.
Emergency Generator Services Package, Pompano Beach, Florida - Architect for the design and construction for Emergency
Generators for (5) five existing City of Pompano Beach Critical Use Facilities. Scope includes (1) one permanent Emergency Generator
for (2) two existing Public Works facilities and (3) three temporary Emergency Generators for existing Community / Civic Centers in
Pompano Beach.
City of Pompano Beach Fire Training Tower Door and Window Replacement, Pompano Beach, Florida - Project Architect for the
replacement of all building windows with impact resistant window systems and replacement of all exterior doors.
Pod Everglades Customs House Renovations Phase 1, Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Project Manager /Architect. This building is listed on
the National Register of Historic Places. Phase I involves on assessment of existing conditions and recommendations for renovations
to make the budding useful for the Port in keeping with requirement of the National Register of Historic Places.
Pre -Trial Detention Center 40 Year Recertification Repairs and Expansion, Miami, Florida - Project Manager. The scope of services
includes renovation of an existing dormitory space to expanded kitchen area, renovation of the existing kitchen and warehousing
area, conversion of food service production to a retherm process, perform an assessment of the building envelope and make
recommendations for needed repairs, and a partial re -roof of the facility. The team is comprised of URS. Architects, Structural Engineers,
Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineers, and a food service consultant.
Miami -Dade County Public Schools, ADA and Site Civil Program, Miami, Florida - Deputy Program Manager. Provided oversight
and general management of the School Districts ADA and Site Civil projects. Program responsibilities included management of
the District's Architectural consultants. Construction Managers, and coordination of events among various departments internal to
the District. Additional responsibilities include assisting the District's ADA office with monthly status reports for presentation to upper
management.
Capital Projects Management, Dept. of Finance d Administration, Tennessee Department of Correction, Nashville, Tennessee -
Program Coordinator. Responsible for the Department of Correction's eight year capital program valued at approximately $350
million, during which he Oversaw the management of design and consulting contracts for maintenance, renovations, additions,
and new construction projects for Tennessee's prison system. Responsible for the management of the design process, contract
writing, programming, project initiation with designers, directing designers in the best interest of the State- document reviews and cost
analysis at each phase of the design process and directing value engineering efforts and field resolution of problematic issues during
construction, and the training of new project management staff.
Hillsboro Inlet Bridge, Pompano Beach, Florida - Architect. S &A provided aesthetic improvements to the existing Hillsboro Inlet bascule
bridge, by incorporating a series of new elements as well as enhancements to existing areas of the bridge to provide a strong visual
impact as a gateway into Pompano Beach. The bridge improvements included: a Vertical Element, Barefoot Mailman Sculpture; a
new crash wall, new guardrails and sidewalk; pedestrian lighting: and a two story tender house.
FDOT District 4 Amtrak Station, Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Architect. B &A performed an assessment of the building that was in need
maintenance end repair. Waked with historic preservation architect to identify areas to rehabilitate and restore. The B &A team
provided written program. corresponding visual documents and prescriptive architectural items fa rehabilitative construction fa this
For, Lauderdale Historic Building.
Utilities Field Services Complex Design /Build, Pompano Beach, Hortdo - Architect. Design for the replacement of an existing operations
and administration complex. The project includes the demolition of existing buildings and surrounding supporting structures. The new
LEED buildings include offices, training space, locker rooms, restrooms. storage and shop areas for various work related activities.
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Master of Architecture,
University of Florida. 1993
Bachelor of Architecture.
University of Florida. 1986
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Jorge Ferrer
Partner, Director of QA /QC
Mr. Feuer has over 20 years of experience in architecture and interior architecture for a variety of
clients, including government, commercial office, parks, and hospitality facilities. He has served
as project manager coordinating project teams and engineering consultants from project
inception through implementation. One of Mr. Ferrer's primary responsibilities is to ensure that all
projects developed at B &A go through our rigorous document review and coordination process.
He, along with his team of professionals, reviews all projects for completion, correctness, and
compliance with established design criteria and governing codes.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Morgan Levy Park & Community Center, Doral, Florida - QA/QC. Reviewed an design and
construction documentation relating to the renovation of this 14-acre Park which incorporates an
active and passive community center including tennis courts, a recreation building and a parking
lot. Scope of work included plan development, design documents, maintenance standards and
assistance in the bidding and negotiation phases as well as administration of construction.
Wlttkop Park Master Plan, Homestead, Florida - QA /QC. Redevelopment of a 2.5 acre park
located in the City of Homestead, Florida. The park includes two basketball courts, toddler and
pre teen playground areas, two handball courts, a walking trail and restroom facilities. This is
the second neighborhood park.
James Archer Smith Park, Homestead, Florida - QA /QC - Reviewed all design and construction
documentation relating to this project. Scope of work included Planning, landscaping and
architectural designs to renovate and revitalize 4.73 -acre park. Includes a splash pod, pinic
shelters and fitness station.
Solvadore Park and Tennis Center Improvements, Coral Gables, Florida - Provided programming,
park master planning, schematic design and construction documentation for this tennis center
and public park located in Coral Gables, Florida. The facility has 13 tennis courts including eight
clay courts and five hard /asphalt courts and a tennis center that houses restrooms, showers and
a tennis pro-shop. In addition, the park features a picnic pavilion, playground, tot lot, picnic
area and street furniture.
Athalie Range Park Improvements, Miami, Florida - Provided architectural and engineering
services for the development of construction documents, bid /negotiations and construction
administration. The project scope included the remodeling of the existing pool facility, including
office, bathrooms, pool and pool equipment.
Flodda Department of Transportation (FOOT) District 4, Amtrak Station Historic Rehabilitation, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida - QA /QC. Performed quality control services associated with the Rehabilitation/
Repair /Restoration of the Historic Ft. Lauderdale Amtrak Train Station in Broward County.
Miami-Dade Expressway Authority (MDX) Headquarters, Miami, Florida - Project Manager
responsible for all phases of this project, from initial conceptual design through construction
phase. This awardwinning 14,000 SF building was designed to house a stateaf -the -art traffic
center, a boardroom and general office space. The existing one -story building was modified
to create a gateway into the new building and operated uninterrupted during construction.
Miami International Airport, MIA Mover Automated People Mover, Miami, Florida - As the Design
Review Coordinator for the Construction Services Team jFFCSTj, Mr. Feuer leads a team of
architects and engineers performing design reviews of the design -build team's documents of
the fixed facilities design of this $259 million project which includes the People Mover Station,
Guideway and Traction Power Sub - Station currently under construction. As the Owner's
representatives, Mr. Feuer and his team reviewed all design and construction documentation
including Architectural, MEP, Structural. Civil and Landscape Architecture drawings. RFls.
calculations, schedule, pay applications, waivers, and change orders.
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EDUCATION
Master in Urban Planning.
University of Puerto Rico, 1979
Master in Architecture.
Tulane University, 1974
Bachelor of Architecture.
Tulane University, 1974
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Board of Governors Greater
Miami Chamber of Commerce
Greater Miami Chamber
of Commerce Executive
Transportation Committee
Contour Supportive Housing,
Board immediate past Chair
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Leadership Florida, Council of
Advisors. Past Regional Chair
and Board of Regents
Trust for Public Lands Policy
Advisory Council
St. Thomas the Apostle Building
Committee Chair
TEAMFL (Toll Expressway
Authorities Members of Florida(.
Member
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Teresita Garcia
Partner, Director of Public Involvement
Tere Garcia has more than 25 years experience in the fields of planning, public participation,
governmental and media relations. Eighteen of those years have been spent specifically in
the public involvement field concentrating on transportation and infrastructure projects. B &A
has provided public involvement services to governmental agencies such as the MiomFDade
Expressway Authority (MDX), the Honda Department of Transportation. MiamkDade Transit
Agency and Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department. Ms. Garcia oversees all public
outreach activities for planning and design projects for MDX including educational and
informational efforts dealing with the implementation of Open Road Toning in the MDX System.
She has been an integral part of the visioning process used to perform the two updates to the
MDX Long Range Master Transportation Plan and has delivered a successful program of public
outreach for planning and design projects. Ms. Garcia has established the guidelines for public
involvement followed by MDX designed after State requirements but tailored to the rapid
pace and fast delivery of projects by MDX. She was Principal -in- Charge of FOOT District Su,
Distric"cle Public Involvement Contract which includes public involvement services for over
100 planning or design projects since the onset of the contract in 2006. Ms. Garcia is also the
Principakin- Charge of public involvement services for the Miami -Dade Transit MIC Ecrfington
Heights Connector and the Reconstruction of SR 9 for FDOT District 4. Ms. Garcia directs all
community and public outreach programs for public as well as private clients. She also acts as
a liaison between B&A and Miami -Dade County and its municipalities in regulatory, permitting
and public affairs matters.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Pinecrest Community Center Master Plan, Miaml -bode County, Florida - Public Involvement
Director. B &A was responsible for the logistics of community forums as well as the notification
of property and business owners within the project area. The team designed all the written
communications to the public.
Tampa Channelside Master Plan, Hillsborough County, Florida - Public Involvement Director.
B &A prepared the written communications to the public. including drafting and designing all
collateral. The B&A team managed the logistics for the public open house, and created the
analysis report of the public opinion and preference on the Master Plan.
South Dade Neighborhood Development Concept Plans ("The Moss Plan ") - Project Director.
Strategic planning study for Miami -Dade County's Office of Community Development, won
Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association Award of Merit. Addresses redevelopment
of 14 neighborhoods in South Dade damaged as result of Hurricane Andrew. working closely
with County staff, successfully directed intense public participation campaign culminating in fifty
meetings with neighborhood residents and community-based as well as religious organizations.
The Moss Plan pointed informational efforts in the right direction while transferring ownership of
the plan to the communities involved.
Pump Station Improvement Program - Directed the Development Community Coordination
office within the Miami -Dade water & Sewer Department Pump Station Improvement Program.
This was used to reach out to inform builders, developers, realtors, lending institutions and
potential investors on how WASD's improvement program would affect them. Focused on
conflict resolution and designed a work schedule that strived to satisfy the needs of all involved.
Broward County Office of Environmental Services Neighborhood Improvement Project - Public
Involvement Project Manager. Responsible for the participation of four unincorporated Broward
County neighborhoods - Franklin Park, Washington Park, St. George West and St. George East.
Worked closely with the Design and Construction Team to effectively convey information to
general public and special interest groups.
Permitting Guidance / Assistance - Recognized for her work with local government particularly
as it relates to building and zoning matters. While at the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce
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Teresita Garcia
Partner, Director of Public Involvement
authored the Guide to the Building Permit Process for the Unincorporated Areas of Metropolitan Dade County, which outlines the
building permit process and presents a description of the permitting agencies responsibilities. This guidebook was prepared as a tool
to facilitate the regulatory and permitting process to assist expanding companies and new finns relocating to the area.
Transportation Projects, Greater Miami Director of Planning Development and Transportation - Director for Planning Development
and Transportation. worked with economic development organizations in the review and analysis of local and state development
regulations and acted as a liaison between regulatory agencies and the business community. Led the staff effort in the creation of
broad -based business and community transportation coalitions and directed all committees of the transportation group. Instrumental
in the planning and implementation of the first Transportation Summits established by the Chamber.
Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Transportation Summit - Responsible for organization and coordination of the Summit and
community outreach program. Encompassed setting up meetings with grassroots organizations throughout MiamFDode County
to present together with representatives from the Florida Department of Transportation. MPO. Miami -Dade County Public Works
Department and Miami -Dade Transit Agency the specific projects that are planned for each area.
FDOT District 6, Public Involvement Dlstdctwide Contract, Miami -Dade County & the Keys (2006 - 2011) - Project Manager overseeing
8 pubic involvement specialists charged with providing outreach services in relation to planning and design projects for FDOT. Ms.
Garcia led strategic efforts after recent changes in legislation for Community Outreach related to Improvements to the historically -
designated 57th Avenue Corridor from US 1 Road to SW 8th Street. B &A successfully delivered public involvement programs for over
100 design projects for FDOT, District Six.
Miami -Dade Expressway Authority, Miami -Dade County, Florida - Public Involvement Director for General Engineering Consultant.
Responsible for developing strategies and overseeing all public involvement and community awareness programs throughout
the master planning and final design phases of MDX's projects. This has included strategic and extensive community awareness
campaigns to reach the impacted communities using workshops, presentations to elected officials and Community Councils, open
house, community meetings, speaker's bureaus, fact sheets, newsletters. website, PowerPoint presentations and public hearings.
Highlights of current and past efforts include:
MDX Long Range Master Transportation Plan (2025 and 2035 Update) - Every five years MDX updates their Long Range Transportation
Plan and identifies new projects through a visioning process with its Board of Directors, transportation partners and the public. This
update included the use of a new innovative preference survey technology (Turning Point) with the Board Members to gather and
present live results of priorities for all presented projects. Initial tasks included working with the technical planning team on a needs
assessment of transportation needs in Miami -Dade County and the identification on potential projects where MDX could be a catalyst
in providing mobility to the region. Public outreach consists of providing public involvement and information through the concept
planning phase including interagency coordination and outreach to stakeholders in the area.
MDX Project Development and Environment Studies (PD&E) - Ms. Garcia oversees or leads the public involvement programs for the
following PD &E's , making sure that project activities are in compfance with all federal and state public involvement guidelines and
assists with the public affairs programs for the projects. These studies include:
• SR 924 /Gratigny Extension West to the Turnpike Project Development & Environment Study (PD &E)
• SR 874 /Don Shula Ramp Connector to SW 128 Street State Environmental Impact Report (completed)
• SR 924 /Gratigny Extension East to 1 -95 inclusion into the MPO 2030 Long Range Plan fPD &E)
• US I Express (Managed Lanes) PD &E
• SR 836 Improvements from NW 57th Avenue to 17th Avenue State Environmental Report (completed)
MDX SR 874 State Environmental Report (SEIR) and final Design - Led public involvement efforts through the SEIR which included the
preparation and implementation of a Public Involvement Plan for the proposed improvements to SR 874. The SEIR is an environmental
impact study that evaluates alternatives for corridor improvements and identifies mitigating measures where necessary as well as
suggests specific projects and alignments. This project included the establishment of a close working relationship with all district
elected officials, the creation of a Citizens Advisory Committee, multiple community presentations and two Public Hearings. As the
lead Public Information Officer during the final design phase for both projects now under construction, a process was designed to
obtain community confirmation for noise walls following state guidelines with meetings, surveys and the preparation and execution of
noise wall agreements in coordination with MDX's legal counsel.
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Patricia Suau
Public Information Specialist
Ms. Suau has over nine years of experience in the corporate sector, primarily providing product
marketing and promotions. She is experienced in developing, organizing, and executing global
multi -phase communication campaigns as well as establishing quarity business relationships with
people from diverse backgrounds and cultures. Responsibilities have included communications,
project management, branding, and budget administration. She is an experienced researcher
and is fully bilingual in English and Spanish.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Pinecrest Community Center Master Plan, Miami -Dade County, Florida - As part of the Public
Involvement team, Ms. Suau was responsible for the logistics of community forums as well as
the notification of property and business owners within the project area. She designed all the
written communications to the public.
Tampa Channelside Master Plan, Hillsborough County, Florida - Public Involvement specialist
responsible for the written communications to the public, including drafting and designing all
EDUCATION
collateral. Ms. Suau managed the logistics for the public open house, and created the analysis
Bachelor of Ads in
report of the public opinion and preference on the Master Plan.
International Relations
Florida International University,
Miami -Dade Expressway Authority (MDX) - State Road (S.R.) 836 /Dolphin Expressway Southwest
Miami. FL, 2009
Extension Project Development b Environment Study, Miami -Dade County, Florida - Ms. Suau is
responsible for the portion of public involvement which involves drafting written communications
Bachelor of Ms in Fine Arts
for the public, as well as scheduling of meetings and follow up with residents and interested
Florida Intemational University,
parties. As Public Information Specialist, Ms. Suau is responsible for the notification of property
Miami, FL, 2010
and business owners within the project corridor and the scheduling of briefings to elected and
appointed officials as well as government and municipal agencies.
Associate of Arts
Maryland Institute, College of Art
Miami -Dade Expressway Authority (MDX) - Final Design Phase for State Road (S.R.) 836 /Dolphin
(Ranked Top 5th Art School in the
Expressway Interchange Improvements at NW 87th Avenue, Miami -Dade County, Florida - As
Nation), 2003 -2004
Public Information Specialist, Ms. Suau has been responsible for the portion of the design project
dealing with noise barrier walls including the identification of benefited public, preference
surveys and notifications as well as scheduling of meetings and follow up with residents. Ms.
Suau is responsible for the notification of property and business owners within the project corridor
and the scheduling of briefings to elected and appointed officials as well as government and
municipal agencies.
Miami -Dade Expressway Authority (MDX) - State Rood (S.R.) 87E /Don Shula Expressway Mainline
Improvements from Kendall Drive to the Palmetto Expressway Design -Build Project, Miami -Dade
County, Florida - Public Information Specialist responsible for keeping the community informed
of construction progress, which involves close coordination with the construction team,
attendance to weekly progress meetings, preparation of lane /road closure advisories and other
notices in English and Spanish, as necessary. She also conducts field visits to note construction
impacts on the community and discuss any individual concerns with property owners.
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Stephen K. Seeley, P.S.M.
President
Gibbs Land Surveyors - Hollywood, FL
Education:
Mr. Seeley has over 35 years of experience in the field of Land Surveying, including boundary
University of Miami
and topographic surveying, subdivision construction layout, survey project management, field
Coral Gables, FL, 1974
and office team management and special survey projects coordination for FDOT and SFWMD
contracts. He has acquired most of his experience in Broward County and has over 20 years
Registration:
experience in the Hollywood area. Having a command of current technologies, he is well
Professional Surveyor and
qualified in the use of survey -grade GPS and Digital Data Collection.
Mapper No. LS4574
State of Florida. 1988
Relevant Experience:
Areas of Expertise:
Everglades National Park - "Hole -In- The - Donut" invasive species eradication project for the
Survey -Grade GPS
National Park Service. Precise Leveling and Real-Time Kinematic(RTK) GPS was used in the
High Precision Control
mapping of invasive plants, the topographic survey of the surface after removal and scrape -
Subdivision Surveying
down, and the mapping of indigenous plant species.
Boundary & Topographic
Surveying
City of Miami Beach - "Beochwalk" on South Beach Location of dunes and vegetation using
RTK GPS for the mapping and construction of boardwalk extensions and crossings.
Years Total: 35
South Florida Water Management District - Specific Purpose Survey for litigation support, including
Professional References:
Expert Witness Testimony, Boundary Surveys of District -owned Parcels, Topographic and As -built
I. Stephen Vrabel, P.S.M.
Surveys of water Control Structures.
954 - 868 -1553
2. Douglas Taylor, P.E.
Coral Ridge Properties - Boundary and Topographic Surveys for original subdivision layout.
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3. John D P.S.M.
construction layout for roads and utilities. These subdivisions comprise all lands west of University
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561- 392 -2594
drive, north of the C -14 canal and south of Royal Palm Drive in the City of Coral Springs. Lands
in the City of Coral Springs north of Wiles Road from Riverside Drive West to the Sawgrass
Expressway - Topographic Survey of 3000 acres for subdivision design.
Broward County Expressway Authority - Control and Right -of -way Surveying for construction
of the Sawgross Expressway. Post - Construction hydrographic and cross sections of perimeter
canals for litigation forensic study.
Florida Department of Transportation - Harrison Tract Mitigation Banking - Topographic. As -built
and Precise Leveling for a 200 acre crocodile habitat. Construction Monitoring and restoration
mapping utilizing RTK GPS. Included in this project was topographic survey and lake soundings
( hydrographic surveying) for fill quantity and forensic study.
Miami -Dade County Aviation Department - Provided high - precision control using Static GPS and
various other GPS and Topographic services for Miami Intemational and General Aviation airports.
Notional Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAH) - Established underwater
survey -grade control for Mapping coral reef damage at Looe Key Coral Reef Preserve.
City of Coral Springs - Dells / Meadows Drainage Study - Providing full Topographic Survey data,
including drainage structures, swales, roads, driveways and visible utilities - currently surveying
individual "basins' or design segments on an as- funded basis. These two subdivisions are the
oldest in the City, and the original storm water design is failing. The survey data is providing
accurate horizontal and vertical data that can also benefit the City's GIS program, providing
these current as -built conditions.
City of Hollywood - Project Surveyor for various municipal and special projects - providing to the
City and design /civil engineers survey data, (topographic and as -built formats) for water and
sewer infrastructure and treatment plants. Providing to the City, as needed. Specific Purpose
Surveys in various forms: As -built and Topographic Surveys of streets and alleys for utility and
drainage improvements. (Currently providing horizontal and vertical as -built survey data for the
Hollywood Beach Beautification Project.) Specific Purpose Surveys for beach improvements,
meeting the requirements of FDEP, prepared as Coastal Construction Line Surveys or Mean High
Water Line surveys, utilizing topographic and hydrographic survey disciplines.
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Mark E. Berry, P.S.M.
Project Surveyor
Gibbs Land Surveyors - Hollywood, FL
Education:
Mr. Berry has over 34 years of Professional Surveying experience. A third generation surveyor,
University of Florida &
Mr. Berry has the unique distinction of being in a family that has been at the forefront of land
MiamFDade Community
development in the City of Hollywood since the 1930s. Obviously, his local historical knowledge is
College - Surveying
unsurpassed. For the past 20 years, he has applied his expertise in underground utility installations
Courses
and is the Consulting Surveyor for the Broward County office of AT &T.
Registration:
Relevant Experience:
Professional Surveyor and
Mapper No. LS4283
Project Surveyor for the firm of M.E. Be and Associates - Hand drafting
j y Berry ng and computer drafting
State of Florida, 1986
of surveys. Feld production of Boundary and Topographic Surveys, subdivision layout for
construction, underground utility installation surveys.
Areas of Expertise:
Boundary & Topographic
Project Surveyor, M.B.C. Consulting Services, Inc. -
Surveys - Local historic
Owner- Operator of this small business. Mr. Berry's primary client was Bell South. Exclusive surveyor
survey knowledge
for this Utility's Right -of -way issues, the acquisition mapping and staking of facility installations,
Underground utility
permitting sketches and construction sketches.
Installation
Project Surveyor, Stephen H. Gibbs Land Surveyors, Inc. -
Years Total: 35
Responsibilities include consultant for Bell South / AT &T Broward County facility locations,
mapping and permitting of facility installations on an as- needed, per contract basis. Historic
Professional References:
knowledge of 20 years of surveying for this utility have made Mr. Berry uniquely qualified to
1. Otis Keene. AT &T
954- 723 -2540
provide survey services on a timely and accurate basis.
2. Hank Coleus. AT&T
95x476-2727
City of Hollywood Consulting Surveyor since 1988 - Topographic surveys of portions of Hollywood
3. Mike Pickle, Florida
Boulevard. Topographic surveys of city parks, Topographic surveys of Hollywood Beach for
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beautification project, City Parcel Boundary Surveys, as needed.
City of Hallandale Beach Consulting Surveyor since 1988 - Topographic surveys of various parcels
and city parks, joint venture with the City and Broward County to produce a comprehensive GIs
map for the City, surveyed all public Rights-of-way lines for production of controlled overlay of
aerial photography.
Consulting Surveyor /or AT &T Since 1988 - Production of Topographic and Boundary surveys.
Specific Purpose Surveys, field staking and CAD drafting, permit Sketches and Calculations
for utility conflicts. Marking and surveying existing underground utilities for mapping and
construction permiCing-
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Partial List of Projects:
Project Surveyor - Preparation of Condominium Documents
Project Surveyor - Broward County Erosion Control Line Survey Hydrographic & topographic
surveying.
Project Surveyor - Utility Staking for Bell South / AT &T
Project Surveyor - Private development construction staking
Project Surveyor - Record Plat Processing
Project Surveyor - Topographic and route surveys
Boundary Surveys
Hydrographic Surveys
Utility Stakeout
Platting
Elevation Certificate Surveys
Construction Stake -out
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Stepben H. Gibbs, P.S.M.
Project Surveyor
Gibbs Land Surveyors - Hollywood, FL
Education:
Mr. Gibbs has over 35 years of experience in the field of Land Surveying, including boundary and
Associate Degree in
topographic surveying, subdNsion construction layout, survey project management, field and
Architectural Design,
office team management. He has acquired most of his experience in Broward County and has
Greenville. S.C. - 1973
35 years experience in the Hollywood area. Having a command of current technologies, he is well
qualified in the use of survey-grode GPS, Digital Data Collection and Autocad Automated Drafting.
Registration:
Professional Surveyor and
Relevant Experience:
Mapper No. LS4054
City of Hollywood - Project Surveyor for various municipal And special projects - providing to the
State of Florida, 1988
City and esign /civil engineers survey data. (topographic and as -bull formats) for wafer and
Professional Surveyor
sewer infrastructure and treatment plants. Providing to the City, as needed. Specific Purpose
No. L3700
Surveys in various forms: As -built and Topographic Surveys of streets and alleys for utility and
State of North Carolina
drainage improvements. (Currently providing horizontal and vertical as -built survey data for the
1994
Hollywood Beach Beautification Project.) Specific Purpose Surveys for beach improvements,
meeting the requirements of Florida Department of Environmental Protection, prepared as
Areas of Expertise:
Coastal Construction Line Surveys or Mean High Water Line surveys, utilizing topographic and
Survey -Grade CPS
hydrographic survey disciplines.
High Precision Control
Subdivision Surveying
City of Hallandale Beach- Project Surveyor forvarious municipal and special projects - providing
Boundary & Topographic
to the City and design /civil engineers survey data. (topographic and asbuilt formats) for water
Surveying
and sewer infrastructure and treatment plants. Providing to the City, as needed. Specific Purpose
Surveys in various forms: As-built and Topographic Surveys of streets and alleys for utility and
Years Total: 35
drainage improvements. Prepared the City of Hallandale Beach G.I.S. map of the entire city
as well as monumenting and establishing boundaries of the entire city for aerial photography.
Professional References:
1. Richard D. Pryce P.S.M.
954- 739 -6400
City of Sunrise - Providing to the City, as needed. Specific Purpose Surveys in various forms: As-
2. Robert Waltz, P.E.
built and Topographic Surveys of streets and alleys for utility and drainage improvements.
954 -921 -3900
3. Chuck Buckolew, P.E.
Other Municipalities - Project Surveyor for various municipal and special projects - providing to
954 - 558 -2289
the City and design /civil engineers survey data. (topographic and asbult formats) for water
and sewer infrastructure and treatment plants. Providing to the City, as needed. Specific
Purpose Surveys in various forms: As -built and Topographic Surveys of streets and alleys for utility
and drainage improvements.
Various Engineering Clients - Project Surveyor for various and special projects - providing survey
data. (topographic and as -built formats) for water and sewer infrastructure and treatment
plants. Providing, as needed. Specific Purpose Surveys in various forms: As -built and Topographic
Surveys of streets and alleys for utility and drainage improvements.
Partial list of Projects:
City of Hollywood consulting Surveyor since 1968 - Topographic survey of portion of Hollywood
Boulevard, topographic survey of all parks within the city limits, topographic survey of Hollywood
Beach for beach beautification, numerous parcel surveys for the City, etc.
City of Hallandale Beach consulting Surveyor since 1988 - Topographic survey of various site for
the City, topographic survey of various parks within the city limits, joint venture with the City of
Hallandale Beach and Broward County to prepare a GIs map of the City, surveyed all the right -
of -way lines within the City to overlay onto Aerial Photography of the City, etc.
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Condominiums
Mortgage Surveys
Hydrographic Surveys
Utility Stakeout
Platting
Route Surveys
Elevation Surveys
Site Stakeout
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Derek A. Wassink, P.E., RA., S.1., LEED AP
President, Structural Engineering Group
Role: Project Principal
Office: 3590 NW 5e Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
Phone: (954) 484-7777
Fax: (954) 484 -7834
E -Mail: dwassink@trcww.com
As President of the Structural Engineering Group of TRC Worldwide Engineering, Inc., Mr. Wassink is
responsible for managing design teams and project management for both public and private sector clients.
Responsibilities include contract negotiations, analyzing work bad and projecting manpower needs,
development of plans and specifications, design team management, quality assurance, construction
contract administration and project follow- through and coordination with all individuals involved in the
successful completion of our projects.
Mr. Wassink has more than twenty-six years' experience in the design of municipal facilities, educational
facilities, high -rise buildings, healthcare facilities, churches, clubhouses, building restoration, office
buildings, roads, bridges, industrial plants, and parking garages.
Mr. Wassink, a LEED Accredited Professional, is the Group President of the Structural Group, with offices
in Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Fort Pierce, Jacksonville, Sarasota and Tampa, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia;
Indianapolis, Indiana, Phoenix, AZ; Dallas, TX; and Nashville, TN.
YEARS EXPERIENCE
Total Years' Experience: 26
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION
Registered Professional Engineer:
Florida: PE 55303
Pennsylvania: PE 045286
New Mexico : PE 20408
Special Inspectorri threshold Buildings
Florida: 7020100
Registered Architect: NY #034567
EDUCATION
Master of Civil Engineering/1998
- Villanova University
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering/1987
- Princeton University
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
American Consulting Engineers Council (ACEC)
Member of FEMA -
Urban Search and Rescue Florida Task Force 1
-Structures Specialist
•ORIDRtDE EEGAEEtIxe
Principal m in - Charge for projects that include:
• S4.9 million Sullivan Park, Deerfield Beach FL
- on the Intracoastal Waterway
• S4.3 million Chupco's Landing Community Center
- Seminole Tribe of FL, Fort Pierce
• Coconut Creek Community Center. 36,000 square foot
multi- purpose facility, including gymnasium, lockers,
showers, offices, fitness and meeting rooms
• $25 million Port St. Lucie Civic Center - 100,000 SF
public facility
• Wilton Station: $70 million gated community that
includes an elegant water feature at the entrance, a
quaint landscaped 'Allege lane' with fountains, a multi-
level clubhouse with landscaped resort-style pod /spa.
and a 300' waterfront boardwalk with gazebos
• Ted Thomas Windmill Park
• Boynton Beach Intracoastal Park
• $20 million Brighton Reservation Public Safety &
Administration Campus for the Seminole Tribe of
Florida
• $8 million, 35,000 sq.ft. Wilton Manors City Hall, Police
Station and Emergency Operations facility
S35 million, 132,000 GSF, Public Safety Complex for
the City of Sunrise, FL (withstand a low Category 4
hurricane)
• S6.1 million, 17,500 GSF Fire Station #14 for the City of
Marathon, FL (withstand winds of 195 mph)
• $3.5 million, LEED Certified Environmental Protection
Department Laboratory in Broward County
• $38 rtlglon Indiana & Purdue University Athletic
Facility, Fort Wayne IN (105,000 GSF athletic facility)
• S8 million FAU -Tom Oxley Athletic Center
• W Fort Lauderdale Resort Hotel & Residences, a $220
million, 2- tower, 23 -story hotel and residences with a 5-
level , 1020 -space enclosed parking garage, located
on Fort Lauderdale Beach
• O-Club Resort & Residences, a 25 -story, multiuse
facility with a 420 -space parking garage, located on
Fort Lauderdale Beach
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Jeffrey D. McGee, P.E., S. I.
Principal, Division Manager
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
As a Pdndpal of TRC Woddwide Engineering, Inc., Mr. McGee has extensive experience in
project design for a full range of publicly and privately funded projects including municipal,
educational, governmental, institutional, high-rise and commercial work. He has
demonstrated his expertise in designs incorporating the full spectrum of engineered
materials including wood, aluminum, steel and concrete.
With more than twenty-five years' experience, he is able to effectively manage both small
and large -scale projects while providing a high level of service to the client.
Mr. McGee views each project with a fresh approach and provides functional solutions
within budget and on schedule.
YEARS EXPERIENCE
Principal -inCharge for projects that include:
Total Years' Experience: 25
Chupco's Landing Community Center (S4.3 million)
- Seminole Tribe of FL, Fort Pierce
Indian River State College:
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION
- Building R: Renovation & Black Box Theater
- McAlpin Fine Arts Building
Registered Professional Engineer:
Jonathan Dickinson State Park, Jupiter
FL 45944
- Environmental Education Research Center
TX 103066
Savannah Club Rec.Bldg.- Renovations, Port SL Lucie
MT 18011 PE
California Commons Retail Building
Special Inspector of Threshold Buildings
Renaissance on the River, Ft. Pierce
- FL SI 1114
- Mixed use: luxury condominiums, specialty slops &
restaurants
Promenade Building (mixed use), Port St. Lucie
EDUCATION
The Moorings- Social Center /Admin. Bldg., Vero Beach
(2) Splash Parks, St. Lucie County
University of South Florida, 1987
North County Park Pod Building, Indian River County
- Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Smithsonian Aquarium Building, Vero Beach
specializing in Structural
South County Park -Phase 11, Indian River County
University of South Florida, 1984
Martin County Community Center
- Bachelor of Fine Arts
Pelican Elem. Multi- Purpose Bldg., Indian River County
Thompson Elem. Multi-Purpose Bldg., Indian River Co.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Hugh Taylor Birch State Park Restroom Facility, Ft.
Lauderdale
American Society of Civil Engineers
I. Lewis Ellis Memorial Park, Vero Beach
American Concrete Institute
Hams Field Park & Community Center, Homestead
Prestressed Concrete Institute
BrnWitch Point Regional Park Fort Myers Beach
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Mr. Louis J. Agume, P.E. is founder and president of LOUIS J. AGUIRRE 6 ASSOCIATES, PA For
the last 44 years, the Cam has specialaed in providing sometimes Wllenging solutions to
complex designs to various fadfity types such as healthcare, educational, municipal, industrial,
comnhercial, private sector, hospitality, judicial, aviation, muhTfamily and housing complexes,
tekwmmunitation, transportation, parking garages and structures. marvas, parks,
recreatiowL historical restoration and multiple miscellaneous contracts with various clams.
Mr. Aguirre bears the overall responsibility for contractual performance, partncuiariy with
respect to the Fervid of service and client satisfaction. As the design Principal of the firm, he has
participated in the programming, design and supervision of installations and construction in
numerous projects of up to $150 million where his vast knoMedge is vividly portrayed as well as
smaller continuous contracts. He has served numerous pub& and private sector clients
including Miartd-WOe Aviation Department, Miami Dade Park and Recreation Department, the
School Board of Broward County, Baptist Hospital of Miami, Jackson Memorial Hospital and
Miami -Dade Camry Public Schools where he is currently fulfilling his third professional Services
Agreement for Mechanical/Electrrczl Engineering Services. Other continuous professional
service agreements clients include hut not limited to MiamFDade Aviation Department, Jackson
Memorial Hospital, City of Miami, Miami -Dade College, Florida Intemadowl University,
Broward College and numerous other entities throughout the years. He has full comprehension
and understanding of the State Requirements for Educational Facifides ISREF), Chapter 235
Fkaida Summer, Florida Building Codes and public Approvals.
Mr. Aguirre was the honored recipient of the award 'Outstanding Consultant Engineer for
20Dr presented by the American Institute of Architects organization. In addition, to this
award, Mr. Aguirre's designs have been recognized by other enti ills such as Hispanic Builder's
Award, ULI Yam Award. Floritlz Budding of America Award and Education Design Showcase.
Mr. Aguirre strives to provide LEED elements and features in his designs.
REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS
• Miami Dade College, Hialeah Campus, Renovations/Remoleling- Hialeah, Florida
• Miami Dade College, Wolfson Campus, Phase III, New Campus Facility - Miami, FL
• Miami Clade College, Hialeah Gmpus(New Umpus) - Hialeah, Florida
• Miami Dade College, Miscellaneous A/E Continuous Contract, subcomitAnins to Gunn
Mamma Architecture (Inducted the Kendall Campus Biology g Chemistry lab Renovations,
Budding 8000 Renovations and Promoteo Theater Exit Corridor Renovations) - Miami, FL
• Milani Dade College, Miscellaneous A/E Continuous Contract, sutconsuhants to OTS
(bolded Bathroom g Stairway ILerontions, Building 2" Outdoor Lighting, New
Emergency Generator Installation EEC location in Liberty City and Kendall Campos Building
I" Switc gear Replacement) - Miami, FL
• Florida International University, Miscellaneous A/E Services (Irduded the Pharmed Arena
Extensor Lighting Renovations, Student Health g Wellness Center and FIU Arena Roofing
Replacement) - Miami, Florida
• Broward College Master planning, campuses and center buildup -Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
• University of Miami. Law library Office Renovations and Righter Library a Floor Rare Book
Archive Level -Coral Gables, Fonda
• Bob Graham Educational Center (K-8). 3 -story Addition - Miami, Florida
• City of Miami, Stadium She Parking, Martin's new Stadium complex, A Parking Garage
Structures, d Parking lot Structures and 60,000 st. recall support spies - Miami, Fonda
• 396 Anambra, 15 -story Mixed Use Developmmt Towers and multi -story parking garage
(LEED Goltl and Sher implementation in process)- Coral Gables, Florntla
• Joseph Caleb Center, new Courthouse Annex Building and parking Garage REED Silver
Rafi g in Woress) - Miami, FL
• Lyon University, Athletic Budding Complex Renovations - Boca Raton, Florida
• Florida International University Multi-Purpose Stadium Complex, Rh. I and 11 -Miami, FL
• Design-Build, South-Dade Senior High School, School Replacement Project (State Schnol
CCC -11- Homenead, Florida
• Nrev, ai,%O North TemdnN Devekpnmt - Federal inspection Sever Station - oar=
spore feet —Aline International Akport -Mom, Florida
• New Ie8 Schools for Miami -Dade County PrrbllC Schools (schools include parking lot
structure facilities serving stall, students and Wrens, LEED Principles and Concepts will
followed throughout design development) - Miami, Florida
o Aventura Waterways K 8 Center IState School D, K 8 Prototype)
o Mandarin Lakes K 8 Naderay (State Scholl DD-1, K 8 Prototype)
• Coconut Palm K -8 Academy (State School CC -1, K -8 Prototype)
• Nigh Creek Elementary School Irate School E -1, New K -81
• Dr. Rolando Espinosa K 8 Center (State School P -1, New K -8)
• Homestead Middle School (State School TT -I, New 8)
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EDUCATION
Bachelor of Silence
Electrical Engineering
UnIversity of Miami
19(74
REGISTRATION
1968, Professional Engineer
Florida, (PE 11642)
1973, fint.1 sfnP. =_I Engineer
Nevada, (FE 3741)
1998, Professional Engineer
Colorado, (PE 32845)
AFFILIATIONS /NONORS
A Member of U.S. Green
Building found LEED
(Leadership in Energy and _
Environmental Design)
Accredited Professional
2007 AJ.A- Miami Ou._.znding
Consultant Engineer Award
Natboai Society of Prod sional
Engineers
Illuminating Engineering Society
Florida Engineering Society '
American Society of Heating
Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning Engineers
(ASHRAE)
I JIm J. lfu,V= A S5X xlI S. PA.
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Mr. Sergio R. Serrano, P.E. has been a mechanical engineer since 1992 and has since acquired
an Immense amount of experience in his respective discipline. He has been involved in all
phases of the design and construction process. Ai an Associate /Project Manager for Lows J.
Aguirre 8 Associates, PA., Mr. Serrano is responsible for client relations, management and
roadwtion, site /facdhy analysis, researching and knplementing the most beneficial
Meianical Design Concepts, project design, contract administration and observation of
systems' installation, testing and perfoma race for major projects.
Mr. Serrano has developed his design and project management skills related to educational,
commercial and airport facilities. He has performed and supervised Mechanical system
assessments for condition, code compliance, problem solving and upgrade. He has also
performed plan reviews and prepared Design Criteria Documents. Mr. Serrano was Project
Manager and Mechanical Engineer towards the $74 Million dollar parsing garage project that
also provided an additional 60,000 sf of retail spaces to serve the much awaited Florida Marlins'
new ballpark sodium that brought excitement to MiamirDade and Broward Counties.
He 6 the Project Manager and Mechanical Engineer involvetl with the master planning and
implementation to the Miami Senior High Restoration, Renovators. Rertodeeng and New
Addition Project that invoked maintaining the school's historical features and bee inty while
accentuating new more technically advanced characteristics to the school's surface and
standards for modem use. It encompassed a 150,000 sf of new, co struction & 252,000 sf of
rehabilitation while bringing the school up to codes and so lards. The scoots face IEt and
rehab8iution occurred while the school remained open throughout the various phases and
processes. Additionally, Mr. Serrano was the project manager Hat provided all lye Mechanical
(WAC) portions of the master planning documentation and obsemtions of the various
campuses and centers for Broward College. He has full comprehension and understanding of
the, State Requirements for Educational Facilities ISREFI, Chapter 235 Florida Statutes, Florida
Budding Codes and Public Approvals.
REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS
• Miami Dade College, Hialeah Campus, Rerovatiorss /Remodeling - Hialeah, Honda
• Miami Senior High School, Historical Restoration, Renovations, Remodeling and New
Addition (includes a 3 -Level secured parking garage) - Miami, FL
• New K -8 Schools for MiamFDade County Public Schools Isclsooh include parking lot
structure facilities serving staff, students and parents, LEED Pnrlciples and Concepts will
followed throughout design cievelopmentl- Miami, Florida
0 Aventura Waterways K -8 Center IState School D. K -8 Prototype)
o Mandarin Ickes K -8 Academy (State Sdod DD-1, K$ Prototype)
0 Coconut Palm K 8 Academy (State School CC -1, K -8 Prototype)
Arch Creek Elementary School (Sure School E -1, New K -8)
• Dr. Rolando Espinosa K-B Center (State School P -1, New K -8)
• Homestead Middle School (State School TT -1, New K -8)
• Broward College Master Planning, campuses and center buikdings - Broward County, Fl
• City of Miami, Marlin's Stadium Parking Garage, 4 Parking Garage Structures, 4 Parsing IM
Structures and 60,000 sf. retail support spaces - Miartd, Florida
• 396 Alhambra, 15 -stay Mixed Use Development Towers and multi -story Parking garage
(FEED Gold and Sliver implementation in process) - Coral Gables, Florida
• Mereac Aifres NUN Terminal Developmen t - Federal (rt Serum Station- 4�pOpsglm
het -M®si Maradvul Airport - Mort* Florida
• MIA Mover APM System, Fixed Facilities CMrsRuetion Services Cartwltant - Miami, Florida
• Bayview Market, Retail Office Spaces and Mufti-levM Parking Gauge - Miami, Florida
• YMCA Of Greater Miami, New ABapattah Family Borsch Facility (included an orvsrte parking
structure) - Miami, Florida
• The Ernerulia[Bridretl ffiSmry Residential N�FRbe(atldel pUling grege fac3ty)- fwtar *R
• EFG Capital and S 011 Miami at 701 Brkkell Avenue Interior Reswatiors - Miami, Florida
• H4Wurce Signature at 701 Brickell Avenue Interior Rerhwatiom- Miami, Florida
• Interratlowl Polo Club, New Ballroom and Stadium Complex - West Patin Beach. Honda
• Relief to Highland Oaks Middle School (K-mart store Conversion) - Miami, Florida
• City of Miami. At alie Range Park 5wimmirg Pool Improvements - Miami, Florida
• Gibraltar Private Bank & Trust
o Downtown Headquarters, Office Renovations
o Coral Gables Headquarters, Office Renovations
0 3'w Floor Renovations, Coral Gables Headquarters
0 4'a Floor Renovations, Coral Gables Headquarters
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Ursve s:fy of Centro; Florida
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AFFILIATIONS /HONORS
US. Green Eut''dir, Coun::if
LEED (Leadersftip in Energ:
and Environmental Deign)
Accreciied Prole sfionol
Eulding Cod=_ Corrplianc -E
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Mr. Mario Pazos, P.E. has over 30 years of experience in the electrical engineering profession,
inclusive of electrical design and construction phase inspection for industrial, commercial,
educat'vul and residential facilities in Cuba and South Florida. He has particular expertise in
the design of power lighting, fire alarms, grounding, lightning and other electrical systems. He
has worked oo individual projects and consulting contracts bwolviog new construction,
additions and improvements to different types of facitiues. Mr. Farm is familiar with lag
applicable codes and regulations.
As Associate /Project Manager for Louis I. Aguirre & Associates, PA, Mr. Pazos is responsible for
client relations, management and coordination, site/faodity analysis, researching and
implementing the most beneficial Electrical Design Concepts, project design, contract
administration and observation of systems' installation, testing and performance for major
projects. He has performed and supervised Electrical system evaLations for condition, code
compliance, problem solving and upgrade. He has also performed pan reviews and prepared
Design Criteria Documents.
Mr. Paros is the head Electrical Engineer involved in the re -design of the construction
documents towards the 396 Alhambra building a 15 -story mixed -use terant/reta8 facility
situated along Alhambra Circle in Coral Gables containing two towers. Both Lowers were
developed to ascertain LIED certification. The North tower is pre- qua8ipd GOLD and the
south tower was processed to ascertain Silver rating. Adi iddrally, Mr. Pazos has worked in the
capacity of project manager for many of our continuing miscellaneous contracts for both Miami
Dade College, City of Miami and many other clients. He has full ommmehension and
understanding of the State Requirements for Educational Facilities (SREF), Chapter 235 Florida
Statutes, Florida Building Codes and Public Approvals. He was the electrical engineer who has
designed many of the renovations as of ate serving many of the Miami -Dade College campuses.
REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS
• Miami Dade College, Miscellaneous A/E Continuous Contract, sub-consultants to Gum
Matufe Architecture (Included the Kendall Campus Biology & Chemistry Lab Renovations,
Building 8000 Renovations and Promoted Theater Exit Corridor Renovations) - Miami. FL
• Miami Dade College, Miscellaneous A/E Continuous Contract, sub- consuhans to OTS
(Included Bathroom & Stairway Renovations, Bulldog 3000 Outdoor Ughting, New
Emergency Generator Insulation EEC location in Liberty City and Kendall Campus Building
100D Switdhgear Replacement) - Miami, FL
• Florida Intematiowl University, Miscellaneous A/E Services (Inducted the Pharmed Arena
Erterior Lighting Renovations, Student Health IS Wellress Center and FN Arena Rooluhg
Replacement)-Mann, Florida
• City of Miami, Martin's Stadium Parking Garage, 4 Parking Garage Structures, 4 Parking Lot
Structures and 60,000 sf. retail support spaces -Miami, Florida
• 3% Alhambra, IS -story Mixed -Use Development Towers and muhLstdry parking garage
(LEEO Gold and Silver implementation in process) - Coral Wales, Honda
• Gty of Miami, Fire Station No. s 13 (LIED Coni ication in process) -Mami, FL
• MIA Mower APM System, Fuld Facilities Construction Services Consultant - Mami, Florida
• City of Mami, Sergeant Joseph Delanry, Naranja and Gourds Parks Ao is Center
Renovations - Miami, Florida
• YMCA of Greater Miami, New Allapattah Family Branch Fades (inctWed an on -she parking
structure) - Mami, Florida
• Norwegian Cruise Lines, Buildings 10 & it Headquarters, Cafe and Conference Center
Remvaddns - Miami, Florida
• Kaboo Kaboo Office Suite renovations at 396 Alhambra - Coral Gables, FL
• Miami Kilian Senior High School, 3 -Story, Addition - Miami, Florida
• Southwest
Miami Senior High School, 3 -Story Addition - Mami, Floricla
• MDCPS, Relief t0 Highland Oaks Middle School (K -mart Store Conversion) - Mami, Florida
• Coconut Palm K -8 Academy (Suite School CC -1, New Greedousel - Mami, Florida
• Redlands Middle Shod, New Greenhouse - Miami, Florida
• New K -8 Schools for MizmFDade County PubBC Schools (scthools include parking lot
structure fadifies serving staff, students and parents, LIED Principles and Concepts will
followed throughout design development) - Miami, Florida
o Aventura Wateways K -8 Center (State School D. K-8 Prototype)
o Mandarin Lakes K -8 Academy (State Shod DD-1, Kb Prototypel
• Coconut Palm K -8 Academy (Sate School CC -1, K -8 Prototype)
• Arch Creek Elemenury School SSate School E -1, New K -8)
o Dr. Rolando Espinosa K -8 Center (State School P -1, New K -8)
o Homestead Middle Schdol(Sure School TT -),New K -8)
MARIO PAZOS, P.E., LEED
AP
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
EDUCATION
eachi of Science
Efec:rial Erhgircering
University of Havana, Cuba
19,14
REGISTRATION
Pmfes<fonal Engineer
Florida, PE 557076
AFFILIATIONS /HONORS
U_c. Green BuRdbg Council LED
(leadership in Energy and
Envlmnmental Design) Attre:'ited
Professional
6utldi o Code Compliance (6CC)
Inspector /Reviewer
LCX 1. AGURP_ 6 ^SOC1A1E5. P_h.
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Mr. Sarea has several years of eapenence in the Design of all phases of Mechanical Engineering
Wt include WAC, Plumbing and Fire Protection Design and Dakuhtios. He is proficient in all
aspects of computer applications for Mechanical Design, including AutoUD Revh and a woe
range of amprter graphic design programs. He has worked o a woe range of ver tde project
Types that 'vmclude facilities such as municipality, educational, military, governmental,
cc ovrmerclal, healthcare and residential.
Due to his van involvement and expeneme in Ne many phases of the development To
educational fadlhes and having worked on countless separate school facility projects, many of
those projects have'ruJuded but have not been limited o designing new buildings, Remodeling
and /or Renovators, Root Repair or Re-roofing, Ufe Safety, Cost Estimates, system research,
code research, spenfiatiom, shop drawing review, fire safety and provisions for ADA and the
handicapped law requirements.
Mr. Suarez was head plumbing/fire protection involved in the design and arstnotion towards
the parking garages and structural lots that will also included an additional ED," sf of retail
spaces for the much awaited Madim Baseball Stadium, a $74 Milbon dollar projM that brought
exatement for MiamiDade, Broward and Monroe Counties. AdditioralN, Mr. Suarez provided
the Mechanical (Plumbing and F /P) observations and documentation for the master planning of
each campus and center for Broward College. He has gained full comprehension and
understanding of the State requirements for Educational Facilities (SREF), Chapter 235 Fonda
Statutes, Fonda Building Codes and Pudic Approvals.
REPRESEHTAnVE PROJECTS
Miami Dade College, Hialeah Campus, Renovations/Remodeling- Hialeah, Florida
Miami Semor High School, Historical Restoration, Renovations, Remodeling and New
Addition (includes a 34eve4 seared parking garage) - Miami, Florida
&inward College Master Planning, campuses and center buddogs - Bro yard Couny, Fl-
Lynn University, Athletic Building Complex - Bova Rnon, Florida
MDCP5, Relief W Highland Oaks Middle School (K -mart Store Conversion) - Miami, Hvida
New K -8 Schools for Miami Dade County Public Schools (schools include parking lot
structure facilities serving staff, students and parents, LEED Principles and Concepts will
followed throughout design development) - Miami, Florida
o Aventura Waterways K -8 Center (State School D, (A Prototype)
o Mandarin Lakes K -8 Academy )State Sclnol DD-1, K -8 Prototype)
• Coconut Palm K -8 Academy (State School CC -1, K -8 Prototype)
• Arch Creek Elementary School (State School E -1, New K -8)
• Dr. Robndo Espinosa K -8 Center (Sate School P -1, New K -8)
• Homestead Middle School )Sate School TT -1, New K -8)
• American N6hes Notl, Teoraal OeeloPnvrt - Federal kupetDon Services Station - 4 ,000
spore feet -Mbm kcmutimal Awpon - Miami, Fonda
• MIA DATI -n g Fbrtsgo Parking Garage Reps - Mbmi, Florida
• MIA MOVer APM System, Rxed Faditim Construction Services Consultant - Miami, Florida
• Our of Miami, Martini Stadium Parking Garage, 4 Parking Garage Structures, 4 Parking tot
Structures and 60,000 sf. retail support spares - Miami, Florida
• Joseph Caleb Center, new Courthouse Annex Building and Parking Garage (LEED Silver
Rating To process) - Miami, Flonda
• 396 Alhambra, 15 -story Mved -Use Development Towers and multistory parking garage
(LEED Goo and SRser unplemenation in process) - Coral Gables, Florida
• City of Miami, Fire Station No. a 13(LEED Cenifcation in process) - Miami, Florida
• City of Miami, Athale Range Park 5wimming Pod Improvements - Miami, Florida
• Ctry of Miami, Sargeant Joseph Delamy, Naranja and Goulds Parks Aquatic Center
Renovations - Miami, Florida
•
Jackson South Communky Hospital, Renovations and Expmion- Miami, Florida
• Miami Jewish Hone and Hospital for the Aged, Harry Omemin Building 2°a Floor LTCH
Interior R¢mgVations - Miami, Florida
• Kabco Kabou Office Suite renovations at 396 Alhambra -Coral Gables, Fonda
• Hdrforce Signature at 701 Brkkell Avenue lmeror Renovations - Miami, Florida
• Lincoln East Garage Re- moddicatons - Miami, Florida
• Lincoln Park Toilet Modifications - Miami, Florida
• EFG Capital at 701 Brickell Avenue Interior Reouva[ians- Miami, Florida
• Bar Invest Suite 2040 at 701 Brkkell Interior Renovations - Mbmi, Florida
• Jones Lang USa Be Common Conference Center at 701 Brkkell, Sure 110- Miami, Florida
• 701 Brkkell, 30th Floor ADA Toilet Renovations - Miami, Florida
,EDUARDO A. SUAREZ,
-P.E., LEEDO AP'
MECHANICAL ENGINEER
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science
Mechori cal Erhgineenng
Urver4ty of Miami
20D1
REGISTRATION
Prolei<ionc: Eng`ne tr
Florida, PE ;;6-1759 _
AFFILIATIONS /HONORS
US. Green BT4ding _Council
LEED (Leadersripin Energy
and Enwoorretal Des'gnl
Accreaded Profe� ',onol
ArthericonSocSely of Healirg,-
P.eit geration ozra.Ar
Ccndiordng Ergineen
(ASFIRAE) .
American Son, ely of
Pant-Urg E-Q neer, fA,;PE).
&rkd�na Code Comppicl -e
(BCC) Inspector/Reviewer
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W Mr. Freedman is an experienced environmental professional serving public
® and private clients throughout the Stale of Florida. He specializes in
® environmental review of transportation related projects through all phases of
the project (planning, design, permitting, construction and post-construction
® monitoring). Mr. Freedman has conducted National Pollutant Discharge
® Elimination System (NPDES) and permit compliance inspections of Florida
® Department of Transportation (FDOT) assets, and mitigation and maintenance
monitoring for dozens of FOOT constructed sites. He has assisted with the
® permitting of numerous FOOT projects and has written more than 70 National
® Environmental Policy Ad (NEPA) memos for minor transportation projects and
® technical documents for Project Development and Environment (PD &E)
Studies and Reevaluations. Freedman is also an advanced diver with
® extensive experience conducting benthic resource surveys.
Mr. Freedman also specializes in municipal consulting and has provided plan
review, landscape inspection, environmental assessments, expert witness,
Permitting, ordinance development, street tree inventory, canopy
assessments, carbon sequestration analysis and wildlife permitting services to
municipalities throughout south Florida. He has also conducted numerous
studies related to dimate change and sea level rise and was involved with the
preparation of the Broward County Climate Change Action Plan.
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Senior Scientist
Education.
M.S., Marine Biology, Nova Southeastern
University Oceanographic Center
BA., Biology, Tufts University
Professional Licenses 1 Certifications
Certified Arbodst, FL 5488A
Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (ISA)
FDEP Certified Erosion and Sediment
Control Inspector.and Instructor
Certified Manatee Observer
PADI Advanced Open Water, Enriched Air
Certified Diver
Certified Landscape Inspector
Certified Green Industries Best
Management Practices Instructor*
Certified in Advanced Maintenance of
Traffic
Years of Experience 12
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C ty of Key West City Hall Arborisl Assessment — The City of Key West is relocating its City Hall facilities to the site of the
® former Glynn Archer Elementary School at 1300 White Street. In support of landscape and architectural design efforts, Mr.
® Freedman conducted an assessment of the approximately 65 trees at the site. The purpose was to assess the health and condition
® of the trees at the site, and to provide recommendations for preservation, transplantation and/or removal and replacement
associated with the new design and in accordance with the City's municipal code.
to
Tamiami Canal Historic Swing Bridge Replacement Reevaluation, FDOT District Six, Miami -Dade County, Florida — The
existing swing bridge was originally constructed as the Miami Rivers 27th Ave. River crossing in 1921, and subsequently relocated
to its current Tamiami Canal location in 1941. The bridge is one of three bob - tailed swing spans in Florida and is one of the oldest
bddges on the Miami River. The bridge is structurally deficient and functionally obsolete, and will not be able to accommodate
future high traffic demands. Mr. Freedman reevaluated the EA/FONSI for a historic bridge replacement project in MiamFDade
Canty. Work included coordination with the three agencies with overlapping jurisdiction over the project – FDOT, Miami -Dade
Canty and City of Miami, as well as numerous consultants.
Florida Keys Bridge Inspections, FDOT District Six, Monroe County, Florida — This project involved SCUBA diving and
inspecting bridge construction projects for debris. Mr. Freedman assessed three bridges, documenting fallen debris, and provided
recommendations for its removal.
Dune Enhancement and lighting Design and Permitting, City of Dania Beach, Broward County, Florida — For this project, Mr.
Freedman designed and permitted enhancements to dunes along Dania Beach's signature beach. This project was initiated due to
public safety concems and became controversial as the project included the removal of a stand of seagrape trees. Mr. Freedman
worked Closely with FDEP permitting agency staff and sea turtle experts from the FWC, and coordinated with a number of
environmental advocacy groups that initially voiced opposition for the project. Through meetings and presentations, Mr. Freedman
demonstrated the environmental and public safety value of the project and received consensus among the stakeholders. Work for
this project induced reviewing and making recommendations to make lighting at the beach more sea turtle friendly, designing lighting
shields, designing dune landscaping, preparing a sea turtle protection ordinance, construction oversight and post-oonsWction
monitoring.
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W Mr. Freedman is an experienced environmental professional serving public
® and private clients throughout the Stale of Florida. He specializes in
® environmental review of transportation related projects through all phases of
the project (planning, design, permitting, construction and post-construction
® monitoring). Mr. Freedman has conducted National Pollutant Discharge
® Elimination System (NPDES) and permit compliance inspections of Florida
® Department of Transportation (FDOT) assets, and mitigation and maintenance
monitoring for dozens of FOOT constructed sites. He has assisted with the
® permitting of numerous FOOT projects and has written more than 70 National
® Environmental Policy Ad (NEPA) memos for minor transportation projects and
® technical documents for Project Development and Environment (PD &E)
Studies and Reevaluations. Freedman is also an advanced diver with
® extensive experience conducting benthic resource surveys.
Mr. Freedman also specializes in municipal consulting and has provided plan
review, landscape inspection, environmental assessments, expert witness,
Permitting, ordinance development, street tree inventory, canopy
assessments, carbon sequestration analysis and wildlife permitting services to
municipalities throughout south Florida. He has also conducted numerous
studies related to dimate change and sea level rise and was involved with the
preparation of the Broward County Climate Change Action Plan.
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Justin Freedman, MS
Senior Scientist
Education.
M.S., Marine Biology, Nova Southeastern
University Oceanographic Center
BA., Biology, Tufts University
Professional Licenses 1 Certifications
Certified Arbodst, FL 5488A
Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (ISA)
FDEP Certified Erosion and Sediment
Control Inspector.and Instructor
Certified Manatee Observer
PADI Advanced Open Water, Enriched Air
Certified Diver
Certified Landscape Inspector
Certified Green Industries Best
Management Practices Instructor*
Certified in Advanced Maintenance of
Traffic
Years of Experience 12
® Project Experience
C ty of Key West City Hall Arborisl Assessment — The City of Key West is relocating its City Hall facilities to the site of the
® former Glynn Archer Elementary School at 1300 White Street. In support of landscape and architectural design efforts, Mr.
® Freedman conducted an assessment of the approximately 65 trees at the site. The purpose was to assess the health and condition
® of the trees at the site, and to provide recommendations for preservation, transplantation and/or removal and replacement
associated with the new design and in accordance with the City's municipal code.
to
Tamiami Canal Historic Swing Bridge Replacement Reevaluation, FDOT District Six, Miami -Dade County, Florida — The
existing swing bridge was originally constructed as the Miami Rivers 27th Ave. River crossing in 1921, and subsequently relocated
to its current Tamiami Canal location in 1941. The bridge is one of three bob - tailed swing spans in Florida and is one of the oldest
bddges on the Miami River. The bridge is structurally deficient and functionally obsolete, and will not be able to accommodate
future high traffic demands. Mr. Freedman reevaluated the EA/FONSI for a historic bridge replacement project in MiamFDade
Canty. Work included coordination with the three agencies with overlapping jurisdiction over the project – FDOT, Miami -Dade
Canty and City of Miami, as well as numerous consultants.
Florida Keys Bridge Inspections, FDOT District Six, Monroe County, Florida — This project involved SCUBA diving and
inspecting bridge construction projects for debris. Mr. Freedman assessed three bridges, documenting fallen debris, and provided
recommendations for its removal.
Dune Enhancement and lighting Design and Permitting, City of Dania Beach, Broward County, Florida — For this project, Mr.
Freedman designed and permitted enhancements to dunes along Dania Beach's signature beach. This project was initiated due to
public safety concems and became controversial as the project included the removal of a stand of seagrape trees. Mr. Freedman
worked Closely with FDEP permitting agency staff and sea turtle experts from the FWC, and coordinated with a number of
environmental advocacy groups that initially voiced opposition for the project. Through meetings and presentations, Mr. Freedman
demonstrated the environmental and public safety value of the project and received consensus among the stakeholders. Work for
this project induced reviewing and making recommendations to make lighting at the beach more sea turtle friendly, designing lighting
shields, designing dune landscaping, preparing a sea turtle protection ordinance, construction oversight and post-oonsWction
monitoring.
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Sea Turtle Protection, Lighting Analysis, City of Dania Beach, Broward County, Florida — For this project, Mr. Freedman
assessed beachfront lighting for general condition and sea turtle friendliness (compliance with Section 62B -55, FAC) and provided
recommendations to the City to bung fighting into compliance.
Grandview Palace Marina Permitting Support, Glasgow Equipment, North Bay Village, Miami -Dade County, Florida -
Glasgow equipment contacted Mr. Freedman to assist with a contentious permitting issue through the FDEP. He provided technical
support, resulting in permit issuance.
Benthic Resources Survey and Permitting for Conduit Under Bear Cut, Miami -Dade County, Florida — Mr. Freedman
provided environmental assessment and permitting support for the installation of approximately 2,550 linear feet of conduit
located along the ocean side of the Bear Cut Bridge of the Rickenbadker Causeway in Miami -Dade County, Florida. E Sciences
conducted a wetland delineation, seagress survey, benthic habitat survey and delineated extents of mangroves within the
project area. E Sciences subsequently worked with the design engineers to develop construction methodologies to minimize
resource impacts and thereby minimize permitting requirements. Due to dose coordination with agency regulators and design
engineers, the project will qualify for a Standard General Environmental Resources Permit from the FDEP. Additionally since the
project will avoid impacts to mangroves Miami -Dade County authorization will not be required for the project, saving valuable
time and money for the project.
Canopy Analysis, City of Miami Beach, Miami -Dade County, Florida — Mr. Freedman served as the project manager for this
canopy analysis project for the City of Miami Beach, which was conducted under E Sdeinces' General Environmental Engineering
Services contract for the City. Using i -Tree Canopy, Mr. Freedman and his team estimated the canopy coverage for the City's
urban forest, as well as percentage of available space remaining within the City for additional tree planting. Mr. Freedman
developed a one -page brochure for public education documenting the information from the study.
General In -mouse Environmental Services, FOOT District Four, Florida — Mr. Freedman served three days a week as in-
house environmental specialist in the FOOT District Four Planning and Environmental Management (PL &EM) Office. Work
induded performing environmental phase reviews and preparing and reviewing NEPA documentation for over 70 roadway and
bridge projects including field identification of fisted species habitat, wetlands, historic resources, Section 4(f) and contaminated
sites.
Environmental Review I NEPA Documentation for SR A1A, Hallandale Beach, Broward County, Florida — Mr. Freedman
provided environmental review and NEPA recommendations for DAP project along SR A1A. Concerns included sea lurtle{riendly
lighting.
Monroe County Pedestrian Path, Monroe County, Florida — Mr. Freedman provided permitting support services to Monroe
County for a pedestrian path in Key Largo. This project included the design and pemmitdng for the path, which man adjacent to areas
of tropical hardwood hammock, and a pedestrian bridge over Marvin D. Adam's Waterway. During the design phase for this project,
Mr. Freedman mapped trees along the corridor and worked with designers to avoid impacting valuable bees, including trees
constihrting natural areas adjacent to the roadway and individual landscape trees that were likely to provide shade for pedestrians.
Where possible, Mr. Freedman provided notes to instruct where roots and limbs could be trimmed back to provide access. He also
conducted a benthic resources survey within the proposed bridge footprint over the Marvin D. Adam's Waterway. Using SCUBA and
a team of divers and structural engineers, Mr. Freedman documented resources for use in acquiring project permits.
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, City of Miami, Miami -Dade County, Florida — This project involved a multi-disciplinary
landscape architecture and environmental restoration plan for the waterways and tidal pool within the museum's property, which
balanced ecological function with creative landscape aesthetics, recreational functions and values, and improvements to water
quality, and planting designs based on historic from inventories, including mangroves, native hardwood hammock and coastal
scrub species. Mr. Freedman served as the project manager for the construction administration portion of this project, including
evaluating contractor qualifications and conducting compliance inspections.
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Ms. Locke has been providing professional environmental and engineering
consulting services for over 26 years. During her career, she has worked in
many facets of environmental consulting including environmental audits,
assessment and remediation, stormwater design, sanitary sewer planning,
environmental permitting, climate change impact evaluation, grant assistance,
mitigation design, Brownfields, community involvement, and training. Ms. Locke
has provided litigation support for the FOOT, Miami -Dade Aviation Department
and private entities. She also serves as E Sciences' Corporate Quality
Assurance Officer.
Ms. Locke previously managed an environmental department for a large
engineering firm in Miami -Dade County for over six years. She is a former
President of the South Florida Association of Environmental Professionals and
served as a commission-appointee to the Broward County Brownfields
Redevelopment Task Force and the City of Fort Lauderdale Community
Advisory Board. Ms. Locke is a Board Member for the Smart Gmwth Partnership
and is their liaison to the Broward County Metropolitan Planning Organization.
She is also the Current President -Elect for the Florida Brownfields Association
and is served as Co Chair for the FBA's 16" annual Conference in 2013.
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Nadia G. Locke, P.E.
Associate / Senior Engineer
Education
B.S. Materials Science and Engineering,
University of Florida, 1988
Professional Licenses! Certifications
Professional Engineer: FL -58676
LEED Green Associate
Certified FDEPStormwater, Erosion and
Sedimentation Control Inspector and
Instructor. -
OSHA 40 Hour HAZWOPER / 8 Hour Site
Supervisor - -
NAUUPADI Advanced Open Water Diver
Years of Experience
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Project Experience
General Environmental Engineering Services, City of North Miami Beach, Miami -Dade County, Florida — Ms. Locke
provides ongoing environmental support to the City of North Miami Beach under E Sciences' general environmental engineering
services contract. She was the engineer of record for the City's largest environmental cleanup project, Taylor Park, and has
conducted several Phase I ESAs for the City. Ms. Locke held community meetings and has presented at CRA and City Council
meetings.
Taylor Park, City of North Miami Beach, Miami -Dade County, Florida — Taylor Park has been slated for redevelopment
since 1999, when the FDEP had their Brownfields contractor conduct a Brownfields Assessment of the site. The assessment
revealed metals and petroleum in the soil and metals in the groundwater. In 2005, assessment activities revealed the presence
of buried solid waste on most of the 21.8 -acre property. Since that time, environmental issues have continued to restrict and
complicate redevelopment efforts for the property. The property is currently occupied by an inactive ball field, an operating
daycare facility, vacant land and a lake. Ms. Locke was the engineer of record and project manager for the assessment and
conceptual remediation design for the property. The remediation planning was closely coordinated with the community desires,
the City's needs and the park master planners to ensure a solution to remedy the environmental issues in conjunction with all of
the stakeholder needs. She represented the City in two meetings with residents and other public meetings.
Greynolds Park Renovations, Preliminary Evaluation Report, North Miami Beach, Miami -Dade County, Florida — This
park is currently owned by Miami -Dade County and is used as a recreational park housing a variety of amenities, including a
man -made lagoon and bird rookery. The intended hydrologic function of the park was based on historic tidal influences; however
restricted flows to the rookery and lagoon have resulted in a degraded lagoon and substantially reduced bird population. This
project was developed to identify issues that must be addressed to return the ecosystem to a more naturally productive state
and improve the beneficial use of the park by enhancing and restoring the diminished hydrologic and biological function of the
rookery. Ms. Locke provided the evaluation of the hydrologic function of the system and provided overall technical review of the
reports prepared.
General Environmental Engineering Services, City of Miami Beach, Miami -Dade County, Florida — Ms. Locke provides
ongoing services to the Support the City of Miami Beach under E Sciences' general environmental engineering contract. Under
this contract, Ms. Locke is currently conducting a citywide sea level rise evaluation. She was also the engineer of record for Spill
Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plans (SPCCs) for twelve facilities throughout Miami Beach, and for engineering
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0 controls being negotiated with Miami -Dade County for regulatory closure of a solid waste facility. Facilities included pump
stations, fire stations, public works yard, Miami Beach Golf Club and the Convention Center.
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® Continuing Contract for General Environmental Engineering Services, City of Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida
— Ms. Locke is the contract manager for this continuing services contract for general environmental engineering consulting
services for the City of Fort Lauderdale. Services conducted to date include emergency response during construction of a fire
0 station; Phase I and Phase II ESAs / opinion of post landfill closure costs; endangered species surveys; burrowing owl permitting
® and relocation; benthic (seagrass) surveys; and indoor air quality I asbestos surveys. Some services have been provided to
assist in ensuring environmental compliance for LAP projects.
Sistrunk Boulevard Streetscape and Enhancement, City of Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida — Originally slated
as a stimulus project where funds were being disbursed through FOOT District Four, Ms. Locke conducted a Level 2
assessment of a 1.25-mile corridor streetscepe enhancement project located in the heart of the City of Fort Lauderdale CRA.
Testing included Maintenance of Traffic, private utility location and collection of 36 soil and groundwater samples for laboratory
analysis. Data was compiled and reported, and environmental notestbid specification language was developed for bidding
purposes. Ms. Locke also engaged the CRA in avoidance and minimization considerations and assisted the CRA with managing
risks associated with environmental issues during concoction.
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Pre- Demolition Asbestos Surveys for Low Level Bridges, City of Fort Lauderdale — Ms. Locke was the project manager
for asbestos surveys on three bridges in Fort Lauderdale. The survey scope and reports were coordinated with FOOT District
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Four POEM Department stag in order to satisfy FOOT requirements and project needs, as FOOT was providing funding for the
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demolition and reconstruction of these bridges.
Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency Continuing Contract for Environmental Engineering Services,
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City of Pompano Beach, Broward County, Florida — Ms. Locke is the contract manager for E Sciences' continuing services
contract with the Pompano Beach CRA. Through this contract, E Sciences conducted Phase I and 11 Environmental Site
Assessments for several parcels in preparation for the CRA's redevelopment planning. Ms. Locke is working with the CRA to
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consider options on how to safely manage construction on a solid waste disposal site and is preparing environmental
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documentation to satisfy NEPA on a LAP project.
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Environmental Review and Permitting for LAP Project for NW 36" Avenue Pedestrian Enhancement Project, Pompano
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Beach, Florida — Ms. Locke is the project manager for conducting an environmental screening memo and environmental
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permitting for the this FOOT- funded bicycle and pedestrian enhancement project. As part of the review, E Sciences is preparing
the environmental notes to be included in the constructability.
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Environmental Review for LAP Project for Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, Pompano Beach, Florida — Ms. Locke is the
project manager for conducting an environmental screening memo for the this FDOT- funded roadway improvement project for
the City of Pompano Beach. This project is part of a roadway improvement for a condor that extends beyond the City's
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boundaries and is known as the Education Corridor. As part of the review, E Sciences prepared the environmental notes to be
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included in the constructalnlity plans.
River Oaks Preserve Stormwater Park, City of Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida — The purpose of the project is
to create a passive stormwater park with wetland features to relieve flooding in the River Oaks neighborhood and provide
recreational use for local residents. Ms. Locke provided engineering support for the wetland delineation and tree survey, master
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site planning, and permitting for this stormwater park. She also assisted with the development of a summary of funding and grant
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opportunities for the project. The park will be preserving and enhancing enlisting forested wetlands on site and restoring
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herbaceous wetlands to a stormwater pondtfilter marsh community that will alleviate flooding in the River Oaks neighborhood.
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ECOLOGICAL Senior Associate
Ms. Gertenbach has over 22 years of environmental consulting experience,
inciudkg 17 years in South Florida. She opened the E Sciences Fort Education
Lauderdale office in April 2002, and presently is a Senior Associate providing B.S., Geology, West Georgia College, 1991,
contract management, QA/OC and technical leadership on a variety of projects Magna Cum Laude
and contracts. She has managed and/or provided technical support on large
contracts with multiple task orders for a number of public clients including the Professional Licenses I Certifications
FDOT, FDEP, Broward County, SFWMD, Miami -Dade County, Monroe County, Professional Geologist: FL -2037, GA -1444
numerous municipalities in South Florida, U.S. Department of Defense (Army LEED Green Associate
and Air Force), National Park Service and FWS in Florida, Georgia, Kansas, PADI – Advanced Open Water Diver
Ohio, Virginia, Puerto Rico and New York. Her experience in the private sector FWC Certified Manatee Observer
includes industrial and commercial facilities, mining operations, developers, and Hydric Soils Workshop
law finis. Through these projects she has gained experience in agency SFWMD UMAM Workshop
coordination; public meetings; contamination assessments (Phase I and 11) and USACE Wetlands Delineation and
remediabon that consider both ecological and human health risks in a variety of -
media for a variety of constituents; regulatory compliance; principal author Management Training
and/or reviewer for NEPA and FOOT PD &E Studies and associated OSHA 40 Hour HAZWOPER/8 Hour Site
documents; extensive monitoring, sampling, disposal and documentation of Supervisor
contaminated and/or hazardous substances; extensive interpretation, Certified FDEP Stonmvater, Erosion and
communication and recommendations to staff and clients of assessment Sedimentation Control Inspector and
results; installation, development and sampling of hundreds of groundwater Instructor
monitoring wells and piezometers; NPDES pern t implementation; GIS; aquifer
analyses; water quality studies; environmental impact reviewstphase reviews; Years of Experience 22
preparation, review, and/or QA/QC of numerous ecological, environmental and
water quality documents; Underground Storage Tank7Aboveground Storage
Tank rertmovalfinstalletion oversight and report preparation; geotechnical investigations; database development; geologic
assessments; and geophysical surveys. Ms. Gertenbach uses this broad background and her project management skills to provide
quality driven, technically sound solutions that meet the client's needs in an efficient and cost effective manner.
Project Experience
Miscellaneous Permitting, FOOT District Six, Florida — As project manager, Ms. Gertenbach provided permit support for various
projects and permits including DERM Class I and Class IV permits, ERPs, benthlo surveys, manatee observations, wetland
delineations, preliminary wetlands and environmental assessment of potential greenways, and development of a permit tracking
system and a training CD-ROM for teaching scientists how to read road construction plans.
General Environmental Coordination & Support for Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail, Monroe County, Florida — As
project manager, Ms. Gertenbach provided environmental coordination and technical support to FDEP for permits, mitigation, and
coordination with SFWMD, FOOT and local municipalities involved with the construction of the 106 -rile pedestrian-bicycle path to
be completed from Key Largo to Key West utifmng 23 of the historic Flagler Railroad Bridges. Coorclinatiam included providing NEPA
documentation to FOOT for each for each segment.
Indian Key FlII Bike Trail, Islamorada, Florida — As project manager for this project, Ms. Gertenbach provided management and
fedmnical support for a Stormwater Demonstration Projedlbicyde path upgrade for Islamorada. Services included construction
ergheering inspections and assistance with negations with SFWMD. She collaborated with FDOT and SFWMD to obtain permit
modification for charges in design mid - stream that warranted change from Noticed General to Standard General Permit; developed
a fast -track mitigation plan for contractor to minimize impacts to adjacent wetlands; assisted the municipality with implementation of
the mitigation plan and with fines negotiations with SFWMD; performed biological assessments; and submitted the final turbidity
monitoring report.
Canal Assessment Report, Islamorada, Florida — As project manager, Ms. Gertenbach waked closely with the Village of
Islands, Islamorada public works department to identify canal(s) for water quality improvement projects by reviewing available data
to evaluate the best candidate canals based on need and a cost - benefit analysis. The review included summarizing water quality
data that had been collected as part of Islamorada's monitoring program, analyzing data for trends, and examining possible
treatment technologies. She collaborated with state and local agencies to identify permit requirements for water quality improvement
treatment technologies. As part of this project, Ms. Gertenbach presented findings to the Islamorada Village Council, and
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participated in a presentation to local high school science students demonstrating how their volunteer efforts collecting water quality
samples were used by the municipality to help with public works projects.
Key West City Electric System (CES), Transmission System Construction Oversight, Lower Keys, Florida — Ms.
Gertenbach provided permit compliance monitoring, project management and technical support to CES during construction of an
electrical transmission system that traversed wetlands, mangrove fringe and seagress beds in the Lower Keys. Tasks included
collaboration with USACE and FDEP; construction oversight and documentation that included monitoring of wetland impact areas
prior to, during, and following construction: working with construction crews to reduce wetland impacts at construction and staging
areas; ensuring all permit conditions were met; identifying exotic vegetation for maintenance cmws; and producing monitoring
reports for FDEP. No violations occurred though the project entailed extensive construction in sensitive communities. Post-
construction recovery was accepted by FDEP in the three -year negotiated time frame.
• Monroe County Residential Canal Inventory and Assessment, Monroe County, Florida — Developed comprehensive GIS
® database of residential canals in Monroe County and used database to categorize canals by parameters such as size, depth,
configuration, distance from open water, orientation, and lard use. Collected data from, and collaborated with, numerous agencies,
B municipalities, homeowners and other stakeholders in the Keys. Used the categodzafim to recommend various treatment
® technologies. Performed a case study on he effectiveness of various treatment technologies employed in one community to address
0 water quality issues over a period of approximately 20 years. The GIS database is used by numerous agencies.
Big Coppitt StormwatarlXeriscape Engineering Services, Monroe County, Florida – As Project Manager, Ms. Gertenbach
provided Monroe Canty supplemental design for an FDOT road- widening project on Big Coppilt Key that was going to impact an
existing bike path. Monroe Canty wanted to use the opportunity to cored design flaws in the path that had become apparent
over the years. However, due to budget constraints, FDOT was not able to design the path with the upgrades that the Canty
identified, such as reducing the width of the path and incorporating meanders. The E Sciences Team coordinated with the FOOT
design engineers throughout the design process, revising the bike path and landscaping as changes were made to the
slormwater swales. Monroe Countys desired upgrades were successfully incorporated into the plans, and were included in the
final construction.
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Altemative Lighting Design Standards for Roadways in Coastal Areas, South Florida — As project manager, Ms. Gertenbach
waked closely with FOOT District Four personnel, lighting engineers and regulatory agencies to develop alterative fighting design
standards for roadways in coastal areas adjacent to sea turtle nesting beaches. Development of standards will provide fighting
engineers aftemative designs that can be used to reduce or eliminate fight that would otherwise trespass onto beadles, and possibly
disrupt sea turtles' nesting activities. The standards will also li kety help architects and engineers waking on a variety of projects in
other ecologically sensitive areas become aware of the altemative fighting designs available. Work on this project has lead to a
number of related projects including: retrofitting fights along SR A1A in Broward County with sea turtle friendly tights andfor shields;
design and'ahsWWtion of signs along and leading to SR AtA in Broward Canty informing public of reduced fighting during sea turtle
nesting season; and participation in a number of community activities educe* the pudic abort sea turtles, the effect fighting can
have on their nesting activities, and successful alternative lighting projects implemented by FDOT (ex: SR A1A in Box Raton).
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Vizcaya Gardens, City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, Florida — Ms. Gertenbach provided quality assurance on this restoration
project at the prestigious Vizcaya Gardens. E Sciences' team of landscape architects, engineers and scientists worked together to
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develop restoration plans for two areas in the gardens: the hardwood hammock and the south canal restoration. The hammock had
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been damaged through the years by storms, including hurricanes, which weakened trees and allowed infestation by exotic invasive
plants. E Sciences developed a comprehensive plan for removing invasive species and replanting natives that blended seamlessly
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with the wellestadishe i gardens. For the south canal restoration, E Sciences prepared design plans and applied for a Class I
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Permit from Miami-Dade County Permitting, Environment and Regulatory Affairs, a permit exemption from FDEP and a Letter of
Permission (LOP) from USACE to conduct maintenance dredging activities involving the removal of approximately 1,410 cubic
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yards of silt and sediments from the bottom of the canal. The objective of this project is to enhance and restore lost hydrologic
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and biological functions to the canal. E Sciences worked closely with the regulatory community to restore the canal while protecting
hie mangroves that had encroached into the waterway. E Sciences also developed long -term stream - mangrove maintenance
solutions.
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Altemative Lighting Design Standards for Roadways in Coastal Areas, South Florida — As project manager, Ms. Gertenbach
waked closely with FOOT District Four personnel, lighting engineers and regulatory agencies to develop alterative fighting design
standards for roadways in coastal areas adjacent to sea turtle nesting beaches. Development of standards will provide fighting
engineers aftemative designs that can be used to reduce or eliminate fight that would otherwise trespass onto beadles, and possibly
disrupt sea turtles' nesting activities. The standards will also li kety help architects and engineers waking on a variety of projects in
other ecologically sensitive areas become aware of the altemative fighting designs available. Work on this project has lead to a
number of related projects including: retrofitting fights along SR A1A in Broward County with sea turtle friendly tights andfor shields;
design and'ahsWWtion of signs along and leading to SR AtA in Broward Canty informing public of reduced fighting during sea turtle
nesting season; and participation in a number of community activities educe* the pudic abort sea turtles, the effect fighting can
have on their nesting activities, and successful alternative lighting projects implemented by FDOT (ex: SR A1A in Box Raton).
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ENGINEERING, INC.
Education:
Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Transportation Engineering) - Georgia Institute of Technology, 1987
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - Santo Domingo Institute of Technology (INTEC), 1986
Registration:
Professional Engineer - Florida (PE# 44174), 1991
Professional Traffic Operations Engineer (PTOE# 1262), 2003
Municipal Experience:
Joaquin Vargas is an accomplished transportation engineer specializing in traffic engineering, parking studies,
traffic impact studies, access, internal -site circulation, traffic concurrency, Development of Regional Impacts (DRI),
pedestrian mobility studies, safety evaluations, and signal warrant studies. He has reviewed hundreds of traffic
studies and site plans on behalf of municipalities, especially for the City of Sunrise. Furthermore, Mr. Vargas has
conducted over 200 traffic engineering assignments for the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). He is
currently serving as traffic consultant to the cities of Sunrise, Oakland Park, and Coral Springs. He has also provided
traffic engineering consulting services to the cities of Bay Harbor Islands, Cooper City, Destin, Fort Lauderdale,
Hollywood, Homestead, Lauderdale -By -The Sea, Miami, Miami Beach, Miami Springs, Miramar, North Miami Beach,
Ocala, Pembroke Pines, Pompano Beach, Surfside and Tamarac.
Mr. Vargas has also served as expert witness for the public and private sectors. For the FDOT, Mr. Vargas served as
expert witness on several cases involving parking, access, and internal site circulation. He also represented the City
of Tamarac in a traffic - concurrency related case.
Representative Projects:
Traffic Engineering Services for the City of Coral Springs: Mr. Vargas has been serving as traffic consultant to
the City of Coral Springs since the late 1980's. In this capacity, he has reviewed hundreds of applications from traffic
and safety standpoints. He has reviewed site plans prepared by others from access, parking, stacking, and internal
site circulation standpoints. Mr. Vargas has reviewed numerous traffic studies prepared by others for new projects
within the City of Coral Springs.
Traffic Consultant for the City of Sunrise: Between 1996 and 2005, Mr. Vargas served as traffic consultant to the
City of Sunrise. In this capacity, he assisted the city in convincing the developers of the Florida Panther's arena that
the best location for the arena was next to the Sawgrass Mills (its current location). Furthermore, Mr. Vargas has been
involved in reviewing most of the Sawgrass
Mills expansions (DRI's), including the recently-closed Wannado City and Metropica projects. Mr. Vargas has been
involved in the review process of numerous applications submitted to the City of Sunrise. These reviews have focused
on traffic impacts created by the proposed projects, and site plan reviews.
Pompano Beach Plaza Master Plan Project: As a sub - consultant to Bermello Ajamil and Partners, Traf Tech
Engineering was retained by the City of Pompano Beach to conduct traffic and parking studies in connection with the
Pompano Beach Plaza Master Plan project. The traffic study addressed the existing and future operating conditions
of the study area, evaluated the effects of modifying existing traffic patterns such as implementing one -way streets,
and provided recommendations regarding pedestrian facilities, public transportation, traffic calming, and access
management in order to improve vehicular and pedestrian mobility within the study area.
The parking study addressed the existing public parking facilities located within the study area, the existing parking
demand of these public parking facilities, the future parking needs for the study area, and recommendations intended
to improve parking conditions in connection with the Pompano Beach Plaza Master Plan project.
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Destin Harbor Parking Master Plan: Mr. Vargas served as project manager on a comprehensive parking study for
the Destin harbor area. The study area was approximately one and one -half miles in length by one -half mile in width
and included numerous marinas, hotels, restaurants, shopping centers, banks, offices, and specialty retail shops.
The master plan consisted of a thorough evaluation of existing conditions, determined the current and future parking
needs of the study area, identified and evaluated parking improvement alternatives, and recommended an action
plan for the Destin harbor. A parking utilization study, including surveys and turnover data, was performed as part of
this study. The Destin Harbor Parking Master Plan project also included an extensive public involvement campaign
including numerous public workshops and a public hearing. Mr. Vargas also led the public involvement campaign for
this project.
Flex -Zone Modifications in Coconut Creek: Traf Tech Engineering, Inc. conducted a traffic study in connection with
proposed flexibility zone modifications within the City of Coconut Creek. The study addresses the existing roadway
conditions within the affected areas, and future operating conditions with and without the proposed flexibility zone
modifications (including the reserve units). The City of Coconut Creek proposed to assign 706 flexibility units to specific
areas within the city. These areas were designated as "Receiving Areas ". The majority of the "Receiving Areas" were
located along Hillsboro Boulevard, Wiles Road, Sample Road, and portions of Coconut Creek Parkway, Atlantic
Boulevard, Lyons Road, and State Road 7. Since the 706 residential units were accounted for in Broward County's
FSUTMS model, and these residential units remained within the City of Coconut Creek (with a concentration of the
flexibility units proposed along the corridors mentioned above), the traffic impacts associated with this modification
was determined to be minimal.
Traffic Engineer for the Sistrunk Boulevard Streetscape Project: Mr. Vargas served as traffic engineer on one of
Fort Lauderdale's most challenging traffic calming projects... Sistrunk Boulevard. Opposed by high -level Broward
County professionals, this CRA project consisted of reducing the number of through lanes on Sistrunk Boulevard from
four to two. Mr. Vargas had the difficult task of ensuring that due to the reduction in vehicular capacity, neighborhood
traffic intrusion was not going to be a problem. Several creative traffic engineering tactics were recommended in order
to eliminate this political concern.
Project Manager and Senior Traffic Engineer for the FDOT: Between 1996 and 2006, Mr. Vargas served as
traffic operations and safety consultant to the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). During this period, he
conducted over 200 traffic engineering assignments for the FDOT, including the Florida Keys Hurricane Evacuation
Study completed in 2001. He has continuously provided hurricane evacuation assistance to the FDOT to the present
(2013).
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KEITH (ARMON PHILLIP) EMERY
Principal -in- Charge
Education:
Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering and Construction Management with a Higher National Certificate (H.N.C.)
Diploma in Quantity Surveying and Estimating from the University of Lancashire (London, England)
Work Experience:
Over forty years of experience that includes eleven years self-employed as President of a General
Contracting./Management firm in the Caribbean and Europe and 38 years as President of CMS-Construction
Management Services. Inc. (established in 1980, incorporated in 1976); Expert Witness Services provided for
numerous court cases
Professional Backeround:
High rises, offices, condominiums, townhomes, single - family homes, shopping centers, airport facilities, cruise -port
facilities, service stations, banks, drainage systems, sewer /water mains and pumping stations, museums,
auditoriums/theaters, cultural arts centers, schools (K -12). colleges and universities, hospitals and medical facilities,
storage and maintenance facilities, highways and secondary roads, bridges, parking garages, parks, community and
recreational centers, libraries, country clubs, hotels and resorts, public safety facilities, courthouses and judicial
complexes, police stations, fire stations, various state and federal government projects, etc.
Project Experience:
Construction,tfanagemenNOrvner's Representative (Park Projects):
Broward County — Vista View Park Expansion (Davie) and Prototype Park Facilities (includes Tmdewinds Park in
Coconut Creek and Carver Ranches Park in West Park) • City of Coconut Creek — Community Centers at Lakeside
Park, Sabal Pines Park, and Donaldson Park; also. Fem Forest Nature Center, and Windmill Park's Ted Thomas
Recreation Center a City of North Miami Beach — Taylor Park, 167'" Street Athletic Field, and Washington Park • City
of Fort Lauderdale — Joseph C. Caner Park • City of Deerfield Beach — Pioneer Park Community Center (Phase 1)
Ouantiri• Survet orlCost & Oualiri' Consultant (Dn elopmenyExpansionlRenovaiion of Parks):
City of Fort Lauderdale — Everglades Holiday Park • City of Hollywood — Young Circle Arts Park New Visual Arts
Building • Palm Beach County — South County Regional Park (Boca Raton) • Martin County— Halpatiokee Regional
Park Site Improvements (Stuart) • City of Fort Lauderdale — Civil Peoples Park • City of Parkland — Westem Park
Community Center and Amphitheatre • City of Lauderdale Lakes — Northgate Park Expansion • City of Miramar —
Cultural Arts Center /Arts Park • Town of Davie — Potter Park (Community Center and Gymnasium) • City of Boca
Raton — Countess de Hoemle Park • Village of Royal Palm Beach — Commons Park (New Clubhouse and Sporting
Center) • City of Miami — Museum Park Miami and Jose Marti Park Renovations • City of Miami Beach — Grapeland
Park and South Pointe Park Improvements and Pier Project • City of Miami Lakes — Royal Oaks Park Community
Center • Sunny Isles Beach — Heritage Park and Parking Garage • University of Miami — Wellness Park
Other Expertise in the Construction - Related Field:
Expert Witness, Feasibility Studies, CPM Scheduling, Claims Avoidance /Analyses/Negotiations, Development of
Projects of Various Sizes. Residential and Commercial Building Inspections, and Consuuctability Reviews
Professional Organizations and Affiliations:
Certified Contractor Instructor for Department of Transportation • Past Chairman of the Board. Deerfield Beach
Housing Authority • Past Director, Pompano Beach Chamber of Commerce a Past Director, Deerfield Beach Chamber
of Commerce • Life Member of the Organization of Chartered Quantity Surveyors (London. England)
QUANTITY SURVEYORS COST CONSULTANTS CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS
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DESIGN PHILOSOPHY. APPROACH & OVERALL ORGANIZATION TO COMPLETING THE PROJECT
B &A projects are each born of a creative, problem - solving process. As a result, our Clients are assured of a
product that not only meets their requirements, but exemplifies quality, function, enduring and very often,
award - winning design. B &A has significant experience in the public sector work throughout the United
States, Europe, South and Central America, and the Caribbean in several disciplines, including planning,
landscape architecture, urban design and construction.
B &A's landscape and architectural design philosophy is anchored by a series of principles that are time
tested. Our philosophy is composed of a number of concerns that are:
• Client Focus /User Needs Driven - Serving the client's needs is paramount. Understanding user needs
is crucial to create projects that respond to what the user desires and what will work for the specific
user group;
• Context Sensitive Design - Designs need to respond to the specific context that surrounds it and
within which it has to function;
• LEED /Sustainable Design - Responding to environmental conditions and providing for designs that
are sustainable is paramount. Sustainability has many definitions, from the economic, to building
construction and operations to relationship with the environment and urban systems. We strive to
respond to these conditions;
• Multi - Disciplinary Approach - Our professional in -house team includes urban designers, planners,
architects, landscape architects, interior designers, and marine engineers. As may be required we
bring to bear on projects the full expertise of our in -house staff and our sub - consultant;
• Implement Latest Technology (BIM) - We strive to implement the latest technology for assisting us in
the design process and construction administration process;
• Creative Designs - The creation of Delight, providing creative designs is the final most important
ingredient to development of successful project and the relationship between B &A, the Client and
the community;
• Technically Correct - Through our preparation of design and construction documents ascertain the
project's constructability and its adequate function through time;
• Cost Control - We strive to meet the Client's budgetary constraints while providing a product that is
aesthetically pleasing and functionally correct.
Our design philosophy is founded on the premise that successful projects are welcomed by the public,
technically and environmentally sound, cost effective, completed on -time and within budget. Successful
projects require a thorough understanding of our Client's needs and goals as well as methodical planning
with respect to existing conditions, permitting, budgetary constraints, scheduling, security and long term
maintenance. Our past experience has taught us that by listening, partnering and becoming on extension
of our Client's staff we develop a foundation for a successful project.
Understanding the Client's Need and Goals
We believe that our Clients are our best source of information and therefore we partnerwith them to develop
realistic goals and expectations that become the corner stone of a project's deliverable expectations with
respect to design, scheduling and available construction budget.
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Existing Conditions
We develop solid technical innovative designs based on a thorough understanding of the existing site
conditions through the review of surveys, geotechnicol testing reports, as -built plans, existing reports, utility
markups and public sentiment.
Permitting
An understanding of the regulatory permitting requirements and the limitations that these requirements
pose on the design of the project will be clearly identified prior to engaging in the design of the project.
We will identify and understand these requirements and build into the project the necessary components
to avoid cost over runs and construction delays associated with regulatory permitting.
Budgetary Constraints
We design to meet our Client's budgetary constraints. We will assist the City of Sunny Isles Beach in
establishing project budgets, tracking the project costs through all phases of the work and, if needed,
value engineer the project to ensure that it is within the established project budget.
Scheduling
We develop flexible project schedules that are based on realistic goals, task identification and task
interrelationships. We will confirm that each task fits within the overall project and target dates and provides
for contingencies within the work plans.
Public Outreach
We assist our Clients in developing public awareness programs that promote public buy -in to pork
development projects through activities such as forums, open houses, community meetings quarterly
newsletters websites and public hearings. We have a seasoned in -house staff that has directed numerous
important community awareness programs.
MANAGEMENT METHOD
B &A understands that a strong project management program is crucial to the success of a project. B &A
has developed on extremely effective methodology for its projects. It starts by understanding both the
micro and macro issues.
The most critical first step of any project is the preparation of a preliminary performance schedule and
project management strategy. The performance schedule will identify all required steps and milestones
necessary to take the project from start to completion. It also allows the entire team to understand the
overall scheduling strategy necessary to accomplish all the tasks in the correct sequence. In addition to
the performance schedule, B &A will implement the following project management tools for the projects
that arise from this contract:
Project Guidelines
At the start of the project, B &A will prepare Project Guidelines which will include all requirements by the
review agencies, code requirements and design approvals the project must follow by City, County,
State and Federal jurisdictions. In essence, this will provide a manual to the entire team establishing the
"Authority Having Jurisdiction" for the project.
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Communication
It is critical at the start of the project to establish proper protocol and follow a "Chain of Command"
and point of contact for each discipline. This will assure agreement on the format for faxes, memos,
phone conversations and e- mails. A Team Directory is distributed to all involved parties.
Team Directory
The Team Directory includes the entire design team and their role or responsibility, addresses, phone,
fax and cell numbers and e -mail addresses, the review agencies contacts and any others participants
that are involved in the project.
Team Meetings
For each project phase (design development, construction documents, permitting bidding and
negotiations and construction administration) B &A will prepare a schedule for team workshops and
team meetings to insure that decisions are made when needed and the momentum of the project
remains constant during the entire project.
Action Items / Hot List
As part of the meeting minutes that are prepared, B &A prepares a "Hot List ", which is a comprehensive
list of issues and action items that require resolution by established key dates. The Hot List is always
reviewed at every team meeting and tracks the development and /or progress of items that are on the
"Critical Path of Travel" for that particular phase.
ABILITY TO MEET DESIRED TIMELINES: SCHEDULE AND COST CONTROL
Maintaining the established project schedule and costs will be critical to the success of this project. B &A
understands this and has been successful at developing many projects "under budget and ahead of
schedule ". This track record has been accomplished through a series of in -house management procedures
as described below.
Quality is an important issue that must be addressed throughout the entire project. A consistent philosophy
must be set which will be carried through the planning, design and construction process. B &A has a
companywide Quality Control Program that will commence at the start of the project. This provides for a
continuous check process and quality assurance throughout the entire development of the project. It is our
firm's view that quality work is the direct result of careful, properly sequenced production, and continuous
"responsible professional" checking of each work element for completion and correctness.
Our Quality Control Program performs detailed checks for accuracy, errors and omissions prior to substantial
completion and before each "phase" submittal for the City's review. Established checking procedures are
at each "phase" of the design to assure our special effort to produce accurate documents and "red flag"
elements that need further attention. This allows continuous monitoring and coordination of all aspects of
a project, assures the inclusion of any City of Sunny Isles Beach staff review comments and requirements
and results in the acceptance of only high quality work.
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The Quality Control Principles we will utilize to Control Costs and Maintain the Schedule are:
Keep the Team Together for the Duration of the Project: The nature of this contract is such that with a
team of professionals who have gone through the learning curve, understanding needs, prioritizing
responsibilities and preparing documentation to complete assignments the project tasks and milestones
will become easier and faster to complete. The end result is less cost and faster results as the project
progresses from concept through construction.
Listen to the Client: Nobody knows this project better than you, the Client. It is our job to translate your
wishes and concepts through the creative process. Our team experience allows us to quickly gather
the information you have available so we can ask the pertinent questions. This simple, effective and
necessary step will allow us to communicate with you from the beginning.
Document the Progress and Decisions Thoroughly: After listening to you, reaching conclusions and
determining direction we will document the discussions and what was agreed. Meeting minutes will be
issued to all present and to team members, affected or not, to ensure record keeping, memorializing
the interaction and for the purposes of tracking responses, deliverables, milestones as well as utilizing
this tool to track the schedule.
Conduct Methodical Plan Checks and Reviews: We will establish and schedule plan checks and reviews.
Agendas, lists of hot issues and criteria will be gathered before the checks, reviews and coordination
efforts. Focused, targeted and goal minded meetings will run regularly to keep the project on track, on
schedule, coordinated and within the bounds of the QCP.
Project Schedule Maintenance: Our team will participate in the preparation of the initial schedule for
this assignment. Maintaining a schedule allows realistic goals to be met, tasks to be identified and
interrelationships to take place. These efforts foster communications for the benefit of cooperation
and coordination of efforts and results. The maintenance of a project schedule is the best way to add,
reduce and manage contingency plans for all interacting participants.
When the project reaches the construction phase, we will assure that every effort is made to see that
construction proceeds in accordance with the contractual requirements, plans, specifications, and
applicable codes in force at the time of permitting. As part of this quality control process, samples of
materials, shop drawings, mock -ups, etc., may be required prior to the commencement of the physical
work of that component from various contractors or subcontractors to establish acceptable levels of
workmanship. A control process is then put in place to document and ensure that these goals are delivered,
while maintaining direct communication with the City staff to advise on the status of approved work,
specification infractions and corrective measures. The purpose of this ongoing program is to assure the
implementation of the project is in accordance with the contractual requirements, plans, specifications,
applicable codes, accepted industry standards and within a predetermined cost and time framework.
Permitting Management Approach
The key to successfully and rapidly acquiring permits requires a clear understanding of the time frames
associated with each permit and a carefully crafted permitting plan that takes advantage of permits that
can be applied for in parallel therefore reducing the length of the permitting phase of the project. The
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following streamlined permitting management approach has been implemented by B &A resulting in a
considerably abridged permitting phase:
Assign Permit Coordinator and Setup Tracking Software - Our project manager assigns a permit
coordinator to coordinate the permitting through the required agencies. We utilize Microsoft Outlook
to keep track of when the plans /permits are submitted and to provide reminders of when a courtesy
call should be made to stay abreast of the review process. We also use this software to remind us when
the review comments /approved plans and permits should be ready based on the time the agencies
have to complete a review.
Pre - Submittal Meeting - The B &A Project Manager and project coordinator schedule and attend a pre -
submittal meeting with each agency having jurisdiction over the project. The purpose of the meeting
is to explain the critical components of the project to the key reviewers so that the project is expected
by the agency and understood from a design point of view. This meeting also fosters an understanding
of urgency associated with the project and establishes a personal rapport between B &A and the
regulatory staff.
Check Modifications Requested by Agencies - Every modification to the plans requested by a permitting
agency is carefully considered by the Project Manager for necessity, conflicts with other applicable
codes as well as compliance with City standards and specifications prior to being incorporated in the
plans.
Documentation - All meetings, agency RFIs and telephone conversations associated with the permitting
process will be documented with minutes and distributed to all involved. We believe that this is a critical
component of the permitting process because the turnover rate of some of the regulatory agencies is
high.
To maintain established project costs and schedule, we have Included CMS - Construction Management
Services on our team. This firm has extensive experience in this area of project management and will be
consulted on on ongoing basis throughout all phases of project development. At the regular meetings
held with City of Sunny Isles Beach staff, we will review and update the schedule and construction cost
estimate as necessary. The project team will meet weekly with City staff to update them on the progress
of the project and assure that the budget and schedule are being met.
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Norman S. Edelcup
Mayan
Isaac Aelion
vice Maya
Jeanette Golfo
Commissioner
Jennifer Levin
Commissioner
George 'Bud "Scholl
Commissioner
Christopher J. Russo
City Manager
Hans Ottinot
City Attorney
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July 31, 2014
RE: Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc.
To Whom It May Concem:
I am the City Engineer for the City of Sunny Isles Beach and am responsible for
managing the delivery of a variety of Capital and Public Works projects. We recently
completed construction on two parcels for our Intracoastal Park system and have
just started construction on a third and final phase at the Arlen House. Bermello
Ajamil & Partners. Inc. (B&A) has been integral to these projects and they continue
to provide professional services of the highest caliber oftentimes under what is often
very difficult or nearly impossible deadlines.
On these projects, the B&A Team assisted the City from the initial conceptual site
Jane A. Hines planning phase and renderings through to the final bid /construction documents and
City Clerk, CMC project closeout. They provided Construction Administration services for the
completed parks and are under contract for the final phase. Under all phases of
services, they have always been very responsive to our needs and requirements.
The completed parks opened on time and have been very well received from the
public, City management and elected officials. My experience with B&A throughout
these projects has been outstanding and the work produced by the team not only
met, but exceeded our expectations. Their expertise and available professional
resources is very impressive.
In addition to the experience with Sunny Isles Beach, my professional experience
working with B&A extends back many years before my tenure at Sunny Isles Beach
when I was with another municipality in Florida. At that time, Randy Hollingworth,
Director of their Landscape Architecture Department worked with me on the
development of another community park. His sensitivity to community issues and
willingness to develop a plan that met the community's needs was a real asset as
we moved forward with that park master plan.
I recommend Bermello, Ajamil & Partners without hesitation.
Helen Gray, PE
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P. O. Drawer 1300 Phone: (954) 786 -5535
Pompano Beach, FL 33061 Fax: (954) 786 -7836
April 21, 2010
Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA)
49 NW 5 Street, Suite 100
Miami, FL 33128
RE: Bermello Ajamil & Partner, Inc. - Letter of Recommendation
To Whom It May Concern:
I am happy to recommend Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc. ("BA') and I take this opportunity to provide
you some additional information, which may be useful during your review of the firm.
The firm strives to keep us informed of any progress and status of each assigned projecL BA personnel is
courteous and responds to requests in a timely manner using a variety of methods including, but not
limited to, telephone calls (regular and cells), e- mails, mail, and in person (meetings or periodic visits}
The firm is very familiar with our Agency's needs and/or assigned project(s) and has demonstrated a
comprehensive knowledge of our present infrastructure. This is the result of working together and
combining forces every step of the way. The firm has assisted the CRA in implementing specific services
aimed at meeting State and Comity requirements.
It is our belief the firm is widely knowledgeable of governmental funding avenues, i.e. SFWMD, FEMA
etc., and at the present time, the firm is assisting the CRA to obtain a series of permits and licenses for a
sizable venture.
The firm is presently under contract to provide professional services (i.e., civil engineering, architectural
landscaping, lighting, site planning, to name a few) as a prime or sub-consultant for the following
projects:
• East Atlantic Boulevard (prime, $1,000,000.00) — Roadway /Streetscape Design including
widening sidewalks, additional drainage, narrow existing roadways, widening landscape medians.
• Harbor Village (prime, $1,000,000.00) — Civil and Architectural Landscape Design including
widening sidewalks, additional drainage, reconfiguration of an existing public parking facility,
landscape plans.
• Pompano Beach Boulevard (sub - consultant, $7,000,000.00) — Civil and Architectural Landscape
Design including widening sidewalks, reconfiguration of an existing public roadway, beach plaza
and on- street parking facilities.
• Collier City (prime, $110,000.00) — Planning services for a Neighborhood Plan to identify needs,
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To the best of my knowledge the firm has a good working relationship with executive and legislature
branches of the state and county elected officials. In addition, it is my understanding that members of the
firm are actively involved with other government agencies.
The firm works and coordinates activities very well with other consultants and maintains a professional
level of communication with all other members of the design team(s). In addition, the firm interacts as a
team member with other engineering funs working for the City on a variety of multi jurisdictional
projects.
I have personally known the firm or representatives from the firm for quite sometime and I consider the
firm a professional outfit with a professional attitude. Every member of the firm with whom I had the
pleasure of working with has shown an ability to communicate, coordinate activities, follow up with
updates and progress information, and do the work proficiently. I have no qualms in stating that the firm
is at the top of my list of vendors for any engineering and architectural services related work.
If you require any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me at (954) 786 -7834.
CRA Engineer
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RE: Business Reference for
Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc.
Design Criteria Package Consultant Services
To whom it may concern:
I'll-[ ER A. BOCKWEG
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The City of Miami Omni Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) last year selected and retained
Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc. (B &A) via a competitive vetting process as the Design Criteria
Consultant for the Miami Media and Entertainment Complex (MEC). The MEC is an 85,000 SF facility
owned by the Omni -CRA with an estimated redevelopment budget of $11,000.000.
B &A's services proved invaluable as our agency developed a Design Criteria Package to accompany a
future advertisement soliciting design - build- operator proposals. The B &A team was instrumental in
helping to define and document our vision for a state -of- the -art production complex and the criteria for
the redevelopment of the existing building and site. Their Design Criteria services were comprehensive
and included: architectural and engineering technical services; evaluating the existing structure and
historical research; programming; code analysis; public involvement and community outreach workshops;
conducting steering committee charrettes: assistance in drafting the design - build - operate request for
proposal (RFP); and evaluating design - build - operate UP responses.
The Miami Media and Entertainment Complex is highly anticipated within the community and an integral
pan of the ongoing transformation of the Omni -CRA District. In addition to the unique technical
qualifications necessary for this commission, the MEC Design Criteria Package required a team able to
adhere to rigorous schedules and perform under the close scrutiny of the community. B &A's expertise
and thoroughness exceeded our expectations in a Design Criteria Consultant and allowed them to excel at
all of these challenges.
I feel confident in recommending Bermello Ajamil & Partners as you select a Design Criteria Consultant
and trust that, if selected, you too will be equally impressed with their proficiency.
Sinc/erely.
Pieter A Bockweg
Executive Director
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REFERENCES
City of Sunny Isles Beach City of Miami Springs
Helen Gray Ron Garland
City Engineer City Manager
T: 305.792.1711 T: 305.805.5010
Harav @sibfl.net Gorlandr @miamisorinas -fl.gov
City of Homestead
William Alonzo
Dennis Mayton
Assistant City Manager / Finance Director
Parks & Recreation Director
T: 305.805.5020
T: 305.224.4570
Alonsow @miamisorings -fl.aov
Dmaytan@citvofhomestead.com
Tommv.aood @coobfl.com
City of Key West
City of Pompano Beach CRA
Don Craig
Horacio Danovich
Planning Director
CRA Engineer
T: 305.809.3728
T: 954.786.7834
Dcraia @kevwestcitv.com
Horacio.Donovich @copbfl.com
Ronald.Wallace@dot.state.fl.us
Village of Pinecrest
City of Miami Omni -CRA Yocelyn Galiano Gomez, ICMA -CM, LEED GA
H. Bert Gonzalez Village Manager
T: 305.679.6852, T: 305.234.2121
Hbaonzalez @miamiaov.com Ygaliano @pinecrest -fl aov
Pieter A. Bockweg Maria Alberto Menendez, ICMA -CM
Executive Director Assistant Village Manager
T: 305.679.6868 T: 305.234.2121
Pbockwea @miamigov.com Mmenendez @oinecrest -fl.gov
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City of Pompano Beach
FDOT District IV
Tammy Good
Ronald Wallace
Project Manager
Project Manager
T: 954.786.5512
T: 954.777.4641
Tommv.aood @coobfl.com
Ronald.Wallace@dot.state.fl.us
Village of Pinecrest
City of Miami Omni -CRA Yocelyn Galiano Gomez, ICMA -CM, LEED GA
H. Bert Gonzalez Village Manager
T: 305.679.6852, T: 305.234.2121
Hbaonzalez @miamiaov.com Ygaliano @pinecrest -fl aov
Pieter A. Bockweg Maria Alberto Menendez, ICMA -CM
Executive Director Assistant Village Manager
T: 305.679.6868 T: 305.234.2121
Pbockwea @miamigov.com Mmenendez @oinecrest -fl.gov
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City of Sunny Isles Beach QUALIFICATIONS
City Clerk SECTION 5 OPENING: 2:30 /2 0114 4
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18070 Collins Avenue BID SUBMITTAL FORMS
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Issued by: Purchasing Agent Date Issued: This Bid Submittal Consists of
Andrew Rozwadowski 07/17/2014 Pages 16 through 19
Sealed bids are subject to the Terms and Conditions of this Request for Qualifications and the accompanying
Bid Submittal. Such other contract provisions, specifications, drawings or other data as are attached or
incorporated by reference in the Bid Submittal, will be received at the office of the City Clerk at the address
shown above until the above stated time and date, and at that time, publicly opened for furnishing the
supplies or services described in the accompanying Bid Submittal Requirement.
RFQ 14 -07 -02
Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA)
ProcurementAoent Firm Name.
Andrew Rozwadowski
Bermello Aiamil & Partners, Inc.
Commodity Code(s):
RETURN ONE (1) ORIGINAL, ONE COPYAND ONE ELECTRONIC PDF COPY ON CD OR DVD OF
BID SUBMITTAL PAGES AND AFFIDAVITS
FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 16 THROUGH 19 OF THE BID SUBMITTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID
NON -RESPONSIVE
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BID SUBMITTAL FOR:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ADDENDA
INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART II, WHICHEVER APPLIES
PART I:
LIST BELOW ARE THE DATES OF ISSUE FOR EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION
WITH THIS BID
PART II:
Addendum #1, Dated August 1, 2014
Addendum #2, Dated
Addendum #3, Dated
Addendum #4, Dated
Addendum #5, Dated
Addendum #6, Dated
Addendum #7, Dated
Addendum #8, Dated
❑ NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID
FIRM NAME: Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc.
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE:
TITLE OF OFFICER: Vice President
DATE:
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BID SUBMITTAL FORM
Bid Title: Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA)
The undersigned Proposers proposes and agrees, if this Bid is accepted, to enter into an agreement with
the City of Sunny Isles Beach to perform and furnish all Work as specified or indicated in the Contract
Documents and in accordance with the other terms and conditions of the Contract Documents.
The Proposers accepts all of the terms and conditions of this or Request for Qualifications. This Bid will
remain subject to acceptance for 90 days after the day of Bid opening. The Proposers agrees to sign and
submit the Agreement with the other documents required by the Bidding Requirements within ten days
after the date of the City's Notice of Award.
In submitting this Bid, the Proposer represents, as more fully set forth in the Agreement, that:
The Proposer has familiarized himself /herself with the nature and extent of the
Contract Documents, Work, site, locality, and all local conditions and Law and
Regulations that in any manner may affect cost, progress, performance, or
furnishing of the Work.
The Proposer has given the City written notice of all conflicts, errors, discrepancies
that it has discovered in the Contract Documents and the written resolution thereof
by City is acceptable to the Proposer.
This Bid is genuine and not made in the interest of or on behalf of any undisclosed
person, firm or corporation and is not submitted in conformity with any agreement
or rules of any group, association, organization, or corporation; the Proposer has
not directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other Proposers to submit a false
or sham Bid; the Proposer has not solicited or induced any person, firm or
corporation to refrain from Bidding; and Proposer has not sought by collusion to
obtain for itself any advantage over any other Proposers or over the City.
The City and the successful Proposer will establish completion times for each individual Work Item and the
successful Proposer agrees that the work will be completed within the time frames agreed upon and
stipulated in the individual Purchase Orders and /or Notice to Proceed.
Firm Name:
Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc.
Street Address:
2601 South Bayshore Drive, Suite 1000, Miami, FL 33133
Mailing Address (if different):
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EmailAddre55: ASanchez @bermelloajamil.com
No. 305.860.3750
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(Signature of authorized agent)
Print Name: Randy Hollingworth
Title: Vice President
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THE EXECUTION OF THIS FORM CONSTITUTES THE UNEQUIVOCAL OFFER OF PROPOSER TO
BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF ITS PROPOSAL. FAILURE TO SIGN THIS SOLICITATION WHERE
INDICATED ABOVE BY AN AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL RENDER THE PROPOSAL
NON - RESPONSIVE. THE CITY MAY, HOWEVER, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, ACCEPT ANY
PROPOSAL THAT INCLUDES AN EXECUTED DOCUMENT WHICH UNEQUIVOCALLY BINDS THE
PROPOSER TO THE TERMS OF ITS OFFER.
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NON- COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT
City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Faz (305) 949 -3113
STATE OF FLORIDA J
COUNTY OF Miami -Dade )
The undersigned being first duly swom as provided by law, deposes, and says:
This Affidavit is made with the knowledge and intent that it is to be filed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach City Commission and that it will be
relied upon by said County, in any consideration which may give to and any action it may take with respect to this Bid.
The undersigned is authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of,
Bermello Ajamil & Partners
(Name of Corporation, Partnership, Individual, etc.)
a Corporation formed under the laws of Florida
(Type of Business) (State)
Officer
of which he is
(Sole Owner, Partner, President, etc.)
Neither the undersigned nor any person, firm, or corporation named in above Paragraph 10.2, not anyone else to the knowledge of the
undersigned, have themselves solicited or employed anyone else to solicit favorable action for this Bid by the City, also that no head of any
department or employee therein, or any officer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida is directly interested therein.
This Bid is genuine and not collusive or a sham; the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2 has not colluded, conspired,
connived or agreed directly or indirectly with any proposers or person, fimt or corporation, to put in a sham Bid, or that such person, fl" or
corporation, shall refrain from Bidding, and has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication
or conference with any person, firm or corporation, to fix the prices of said Bid or Bids of any other proposers; and all statements contained in
the Bid or Bids described above true; and further; neither the undersigned, not the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph
10.2, has directly or indirectly submitted said Bid or the contents thereof, or divulged information or data relative thereto, to any association or
to any member or agent thereof.
Vice President
AFFI�AN 'S NAME Randy aoiline r-h AFFIANT'S TITLE
TAKEN, SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this day of \ \'�`/S� . 20q_(.
Personally Known \ —_ or Produced Identification ,
Type of identification
(Affix seal here)
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MY COMMISSION t EE 114550
EXPIRES: July 21, 2015
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PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES
City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collin Avenue
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Telephone: (305) 9470606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113
SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a)
FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES
PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES
Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287.133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate
who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a
Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid on a Contract with a
public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public Work, may not submit Bids on leases of
real property to a public entity, may not be awarded to perform Work as a Contractor, supplier, Sub - Contractor, or
Consultant under a Contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess
of the threshold amount Category Two of Sec. 287.017, FS for thirty six months from the date of being placed on
the convicted vendor list ".
THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER
OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS.
11.1. This sworn statement is submitted to City of Sunny Isles Beach
by Randy Hollingworth - Vice President
pnn m ua s name and uuel
for Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc.
15nnt name o entity submitting sworn statemeri
whose business address is:
2601 South Bayshore Drive, Suite 1000, Miami, FL 33133
and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is 59- 1722486
(If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn
11.2. 1 understand that a "public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(g), Florida Statutes, means a
violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of
business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the
United States, including, but not limited to, any Bid or Contract for goods or services to be provided to any
public entity or an agency or political subdivision of any other state of the United States and involving
antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation.
11.3. 1 understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(b), Florida Statutes, means a
finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any
federal or state trail court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1,
1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non -jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere.
11.4. 1 understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means:
a.) predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or
b.) Any entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity
and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers,
directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in
the management of an affiliate. The ownership by one person of shares constituting a controlling
interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair
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controls another person. A person who knowingly enters into a joint venture with a person who
has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be
considered an affiliate.
11.5. 1 understand that a "person" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(e), Florida Statutes, means any natural
person or entity organized under the laws of any state or of the United Stales with the legal power to
enter into a binding Contract and which Bids or applies to Bid on Contracts for the provision of goods or
services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public
entity. The term "persons" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders,
employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity.
11.6. Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity
submitting this sworn statement. (Indicate which statement applies.)
X Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of it's officers, directors, executives, partners,
shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, nor any
affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1,
1989.
The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners,
shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an
affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1,
1989.
The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners,
shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an
affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1,
1989- However, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing Officer of the State of
Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer of the
State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer
determined that it was not in the public interest to place the entity submitting this sworn statement on the
convicted vendor list. (Attach a copy of the final order.)
I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE
PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE) ABOVE IS FOR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND,
THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FILED. I
ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ENTITY PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO
A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOLD AMOUNT PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA
STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF ANY„/CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM.
Randy Hollingworth
(Printed Name)
Vice President
(Title)
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of 20'\'\ , by
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City of Sunny Isles Beach
1a070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 94 9-3113
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY /AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT
The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and
practices of equal opportunity in employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of
federal, state, and local laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race,
color, religion, national region, sex, age, handicap, marital status, and political affiliation or
belief.
Signed:
Title: vice President
Firm: Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc.
Address: 2601 South Bayshore Drive, Suite 1000
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Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113
CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT
The award of any contract hereunder is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida State Statutes. Proposers must
disclose with their Bids, the name of any officer, director, partner, associate or agent who is also an officer or employee of the
City of Sunny Isles Beach or its agencies.
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTYOF Miami -Dade
BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Randy Hollingworth , who was duly sworn,
deposes, and states:
18.1. 1 am the Vice President of
Bemello Ajamil 6 Partners, Lnc. with a local office In Miami, FL and principal office In
Miami, r'L
18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No. 14 - 07 - 02 described
as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this
Affidavit based upon his own knowledge.
18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above named entity has
no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project.
18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in
any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the entity's submittal for
the above Bid. This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and
execution of the Contract for this project.
18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from
participation in contract letting by any local, State, or Federal Agency.
18.6 Neither the entity, nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any
other clients, contracts, or property interests for this project.
18.71 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or
actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach.
18.8 1 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City
of Sunny Isles Beach.
18.9 In the event that a conflict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will
immediately notify the City of Sunny Isles Beach.
Date � 'U day of 1 \, � , 20'
Faodv Hollinw rth - vice President
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DISPUTE DISCLOSURE
City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fax: (305) 949 -3113
DISPUTE DISCLOSURE FORM
Answer the following questions by placing a "X" after "Yes" or "No ". If you answer "Yes ", please
explain in the space provided, or on a separate sheet attached to this form.
19.1. Has your firm or any of its officers, received a reprimand of any nature or been suspended by the
Department of Professional Regulations or any other regulatory agency or professional associations within the last
five (5) years?
YES NO X
19.2. Has your firm, or any member of your firm, been declared in default, terminated or removed from a
contract or job related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business within the last five (5)
years?
YES NO X
19.3. Has your firm had against it or filed any requests for equitable adjustment, contract claims, Bid protests,
or litigation in the past five (5) years that is related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of
business?
YES NO X If yes, state the nature of the request for equitable adjustment, contract
claim, litigation, or protest, and state a brief description of the case, the outcome or status of the suit and the
monetary amounts of extended contract time involved.
I hereby certify that all statements made are true and agree and understand that any misstatement or
misrepresentation of falsification of facts shall be cause for forfeiture of rights for further consideration of this Bid
for the City of Sunny Isles Beach.
Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc
Firm
Authorize Signature
Date
Randy Hollingworth - Vice President
Print or Type Name and Title
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ANTI - KICKBACK
City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Telephone: (305) 967 -0606 Fax: (305) 94 9-3113
ANTI - KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT
I, the undersigned, hereby duly sworn and deposed say that no portion of this sum herein Bid
will be paid to any employees of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its elected officials as a
commission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly by me or any member of my firm or
by an officer of the corporation.
By: Randy Hollingwoitth
Title: Vice President
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of
CN 01U5'1y 20 \1--t , by (Q)oLL:L4 [name
of person], as V r-e 0(e3'a [type of authority], for
cmLC \o Fk�a:r \C �c(cS.1sn� [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was
executed].
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