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® AUG l 2 2014 C. 0) LETTER OF INTEREST 1) COMPANY INFORMATION Proof of Insurance 2) QUALIFICATIONS Resumes Project Experience Licenses & Certifications 3) STAFFING Organizational Chart Team Organizational Chart Prime ® 4) APPROACH /METHODOLOGY 5) REFERENCES 6) CONTRACT FORMS City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural 8 Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 45J~ ,lS(FJ TABLE OF CONTENTS r TAB 1 TAB 2 TAB 3 TAB 4 •c . `S�vHr rr<``r F ;O yin io TAB 0 ® LETTER OF INTEREST City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continulna Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural 8 Land Surveying Firms only ICCNAI 8.12.14 Dear Mr. Rozwadowski: We are pleased to submit our proposal for Continuing Professional Services for Architectural, Landscape Architectural Engineering and Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA). We have assembled a very talented and experienced team of which we have a prior working relationship with for the successful completion of this project: PROJECT TEAM: uHr ,r Mr. Andrew Rozwadowski LETTER OF INTEREST -TAB 0 F City of Sunny Isles Beach -R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. -PRIME Sub - Consultants: Purchasing Agent August 12, 2014 Civil Engineering: - Milian Swain & Associates, Inc. ® 18070 Collins Avenue, 4th Floor :' e Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 tO RE: City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ # 14- 07 -02, CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FOR - Ardaman & Assoc., Inc. (laboratory work & soil testing only) ARCHITECTURAL, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING AND LAND SURVEYING FIRMS ONLY (CCNA) MEP Engineering: Dear Mr. Rozwadowski: We are pleased to submit our proposal for Continuing Professional Services for Architectural, Landscape Architectural Engineering and Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA). We have assembled a very talented and experienced team of which we have a prior working relationship with for the successful completion of this project: PROJECT TEAM: Architecture, Permit Assistance, Construction Phase Services, CAD Services -R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. -PRIME Sub - Consultants: Civil Engineering: - Milian Swain & Associates, Inc. Surveying: - Schwebke Shiskin & Associates, Inc. Landscape Architecture: - Milller Legg & Associates, Inc. Environmental Engineering: - Ardaman & Assoc., Inc. (laboratory work & soil testing only) Environmental Engineering: - Miller Legg & Assoc. Inc. (all other environmental eng. services) MEP Engineering: -MEP Engineering, Inc. Structural Engineering: -Brill Rodriguez Sales & Associates, Inc. Traffic Engineering: -David Plummer & Associates RELEVANT EXPERIENCE: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc., (REC), is a full service architectural firm, established in 1982, located in Miami -Dade County, with over forty years for its principals and thirty -two years as a firm of experience working on public and private sector projects throughout Florida, the United States, Europe, South America and the Caribbean. REC is operational since 1982, currently holding contracts with various federal, state and local government agencies, several institutions and private clients. The true project value that the Chisholm Team brings to this project is best noted on extensive and comprehensive local knowledge and a proven leadership track record in an enormous variety of projects over forty years, complemented with the strong and very professional, technical, architectural, and engineering support of several veteran firms and in addition, the inclusion of specialty consultants that are the best in their fields with proven local knowledge and performance. The work experience of the Chisholm Team includes but is not limited to Municipal Park Planning and Design, Master Planning, Project Management & Construction Supervision: • Pelican Community Park, City of Sunny Isles, Sunny Isles Beach, FL • Father Gerard Jean -Juste Community Center, MDCPROS, Miami, FL • Southridge Park Stadium, MDCPROS, Miami, FL • Carol City Park & Recreation Center, MDCPROS, City of Miami Gardens, FL • Tropical Park Boxing Ring, MDCPROS, Miami, FL • West Kendall District Park Lake Management Plan, MDCPROS, Miami, FL • Amelia Earhart Phase ll, MDCPROS, Miami, FL • Tree Island Park, MDCPROS, Miami, FL • City of Donal Dog Park, Doral, FL Riviera Park Renovations, Coral Gables, FL • Youth Center Park East, Miami Lakes, FL • Senandoah Park -Misc. Contract, Miami, FL • Crandon Park Masterplan, Key Biscayne, FL ®Fairchild Tropical Garden, Miami, FL • Cuban Exile History Museum/CEHM, Miami, Florida City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural & Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 Continued: The work experience of the Chisholm Team: LETTER OF INTEREST TAB O JJN! ,j r • • Cinco De Mayo Park/Everglades Farmworkers Village, Florida City, FL Shelter at International Gardens Park, Miami, FL • Museum Park, Miami, FL • Sunrise Harbor Park, Coral Gables, FL • Parrot Jungle, Miami, FL • South Point Park Improvements, Miami Beach, FL • Douglas Park Recreation, Miami, FL • Lummus Park, Miami, FL • Doral City Park, Doral, FL • Tamarac Park, City of Tamarac, FL • Mainlands Park, City of Tamarac, Tamarac, FL • Forzano Park Improvements, City of Miramar, Miramar, FL • Truman Waterfront Park, Key West, FL • Sullivan Park Expansion, City of Deerfield Beach, Deerfield Beach, FL • Parks & Recreation Master Plan, City of Oakland Park, Oakland Park, FL • Pineland Nature Center, Broward County Parks & Recreation, Miramar, FL • Math Igler Park, Town of Davie, Davie, FL • Moore Park, City of Miami, Miami, FL • Coconut Grove Playhouse, Miami, FL • Gulliver Multi- Purpose Building, Miami, FL • Gulliver Music Building, Miami, Florida • Our Lady of Guadalupe Sanctuary, Miami, Florida • Chapman Partnership, Miami, Florida CHISHOLM COMMITMENT: The Chisholm Team is ready and able to start any required work immediately. REC has an excellent forty year history in working with federal, state and local government agencies as well as Miami Dade County on a variety of projects. We fully understand the Florida Building Code along with the permitting process, and have developed an outstanding relationship with the governmental agencies that will be an asset to complete the project on schedule and within budget. The specific project experience REC provides, along with our proven project leadership and overall Chisholm Team experience is pertinent in the provision of services for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Our team's commitment in attention to detail, time schedules, reporting to the project manager, and managing the budget status and time at every phase of work provides true project value gained through our Team's collective knowledge and relevant experience. PROJECT LEADERSHIP: Principal in Charge Robert E. Chisholm FAIA, NCARB and Project Manager /Director Matthew Polak AIA, LEED AP are the primary points of contact and have been working together for over twenty -five years on a variety of projects applying creative and innovative design solutions. Mr. Robert E. Chisholm FAIA, NCARB will be the Senior Architect on this project should R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. be fortunate enough to be selected for this worthwhile project. Mr. Matthew Polak AIA, LEED AP will be the Project Manager and Mr. Jorge Iglesias, AIA, NCARB the Construction Administration. All the team leadership above have worked together on projects in the past. Sincerely, R.E. CHISHOLM INC. RoberyC. Chisholm FAIA, NCARB 1fJ� ( Chairman, Principal in Charge P�J \/305.542.9233 ® 4921 SW 74th Courf,t Miami Florida 33155 10/305.661.2070 1 F/305.661.6090 Federal Tax Identificat mber: 65- 0131871 City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural B Land Surveying Firms only fCCNAI 8.12.14 ,1, ; F' Matthew Polak AIA, LEED AP President, Project Manager c/305.542.9235 SVY`�!ilj�F J l0 TAB 1 u ® COMPANY INFORMATION City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural B Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 F"7 -I LJ H. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 30. PROVIDE AVIV AOCITIONAL INFORMATION REQUESTED BY TF.E A3'cNCY ATTACF ADDITIONAL SHEETS AS .NEEDED. R. E. Chisholm Architects (REC) is especially qualified to undertake this project due to the varied and successful experience of the firm. REC has provided professional architectural services for. Schools, colleges, universities, theaters, airports, medical facilities, housing, office buildings, banks, commercial centers, restaurants, multi- purpose facilities and maintenancelservice facilities. For governmental and institutional clients and agencies such as: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, U.S. OepL of Agriculture, Miami Dade County Avlaton Department, Palm Beach Department of Airports, Miami Dade HUD, Miami Dade County Public Schools, Miami Dade College, Florida International University, City of Homestead, Hlaleah Housing Authority, St. Petersburg Housing Authority, FL Pierce housing Authority, Dade County Association for Retarded Citizens, American Bankers Insurance Group, Inc., Chrysler Corporation. Bank of America, Alamo Rent -a -Car. Walgreens Corporation, Gulliver Schools. Port of Miami, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Baptist Hospital, USGSA (Department of Homeland Security), and Coconut Grove Playhouse. REC has provided professional architectural services Includlna- Programming, schematic design, field verification, planning, design, code analysis, working drawings, construction cocuments, bicding, construction cost estimating, value engineering, construction and feasibility studies, pre-construction, and construction administration. Prolecl types include: Medical facilities, hospitals, clinics, medical offices, assisted limns facilities, schools, colleges, universities, airports, multi - family and elderly housing, banks, multi- purpose facilities, maintenancelservice facilities, warehouses, hotels, restaurants, commercial centers, office buildings and parking structures. For clients such as: Miami -Dade County Public Schools, Miami Dade Community College, State of Florida Board of Regents, Florida International University. Miami -Dade Aviation Department, Palm Beach Department of Airports, Metro-Dade HUD, City of Homestead, Hialeah Housing Authority, Bank of America, Regions Bank, Great Florida Bank, US Century Bank, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Archdiocese of Miami, Diocese of Orlando. City of Tamarac, City of Pompano Beach, Broward County and B'nai B'nth. Our Continuino Contracts and Educational Experience Includes: `� Fairlawn Elementary School j'1RkAi�g � Coral Park Elementary School ` ,,jji,� Gulliver Schools (CC �.ra.'`� �`....!Y'.r.mm,.r.�� La Salle High Track & Field Improvements �,,:"LO Seaton Academy 't5 Miami -Dade County Parks and Recreation Department * "'t Baptist Health Miami -Dade Aviatlon Department (CC) r�b1bad. Mla1eiO Wpath Floods Miami -Dade College University of Miami (CC) MILLER s Everglades Famworker Village (CC) City of Miami (CC) Baptist Health South Florida (CC) v"n0sit'Y0 Miami -Dade County HUD (CC) The firm currently has two LEER Accredited Professionals on staff and all projects are designed for sustainability This great variety of projects constructed throughout the State of Florida has offered unique experiences in encountering many different situations and conditions that require specAc solutions. This has prepared the firm to provide professional services, no matter what the challenge. Since Inception in 1982, client satisfaction, professional and effective performance is the underlyog philosophy of REC. Our combined experience, based on past projects and long term experience, is pertinent In the provision of services especially in the attention to detail, time schedules, reporting to the client project manager, managing the hudget status and time milestones at every phase of work. At the same tine, and with equal importance, the provlslon of creating schedules within established time deadlines. R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Florida (ID # K83992) and licensed by the State of Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation Board of Architecture and Interior Design (AAC001962). The firm employs two State of Florida Licensed Architects, Robert E. Chisholm FAIA, NCARB (AR0007442, ID0003684) and Matthew Polak AIA, LEED AP (AR92343). REC is an 13 person minority -owned firm. is31 . SIGNATURE 33. NAME AND t 32. DATE 7.9.14 STANDARD FORM 330 (bl'[UU4) YA.IOG 5 SOJNY IS(Ft O(' � 9 COMPANY INFORMATION TAB 1 '� -os: , CO � F\O• PRIVATE SECTOR CLIENTS INSTITUTIONAL TRANSPORTATION PROJECT TYPES • Archdiocese of Miami • American Airlines • Association for Retarded Arrow Air Bank Facilities Citizens Avensa Airlines • Easter Seal Society Bahamas Air • Temple Israel of Greater Miami British Airways ice Buildings • University of Miami Continental Airlines • Gulliver Academy . Fine Air Multi -Unit Housing • Miami Dade College Miami -Dade County Office of Transportation Restaurants/ Food Facilities CORPORATE • Southern Air • US Air, Inc. Clubs and Entertainment • Alamo Rent -a -Car, Inc. • Virgin Atlantic Airways • American Bankers Insurance Theaters Group FOOD /BEVERAGE • American Equity Property Churches • Americatel Corporation . Cheesecake Factory • Banco Popular Dominicano • Laposse, USA • Bank of America Latin American Gourmet Educational Centers • Burger King Corporation • Los Ranchos Restaurants, Inc. • Chrysler Corporation /Tamiami • Burger King Corporation Airline Offices, Facilities, Automotive Group Customer Service . Citgo Corporation ENTERTAINMENT • Community Partnership for the Medical Centers Homeless, Inc. • Coconut Grove Playhouse • EFC Holdings, Inc. Baja Beach Club Medical Offices • Florsheim Corporation • The Improv Comedy Club • Great Florida Bank Paranoia Club Satellite Earth Station • Nations Bank • Total Bank MEDICAL FACILITIES Fuel stations • Union Planters Bank • United Parcel Service • Baptist Health South Florida Maintenance Facilities • US Century Bank • Beacon Health Grou P • Global Bureau Systems • Beraja Clinics • Lawnwood Regional Medical Service Facilities MULTI- HOUSING Center • Jackson Memorial Hospital Transportation Facilities • Advanced Housing Corp. Femwell Group • Affordable Housing Solutions U.S. Department Veterans Planning • Centro Campesino, Inc. Administration • Everglades Community Zoning Association • Greater Miami Neighborhoods, HOTEL Feasibility Studies Inc. • Harbor Development Group Karisma Hotels • Jubilee Corporation . Domus Group U.S.A. • Northstar Corporation • Related Housing Companies • Rouse Company • The Enterprise Foundation ® • The Heritage Corporation • Catholic Health Services City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07.02 Continuina Professional Services for Architectural. • Landscape Architectural B Land Survevina Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 2 E 11 y SV �,�Y I SY p.! J ' � 9 COMPANY INFORMATION TAB 1 c; -o : `� VI `� - {lOG STATE /FEDERAL AGENCY • Florida International University • Miami -Dade College • State of Florida Board of Regents • South Florida Water Management District • US Department of Agriculture • US Department of Housing and Urban Development • US Department of Veterans Administration • US Army Corps of Engineers • US Drug Enforcement Administration • US General Services Administration • State of Florida Department of Transportation wol9•`m • Miami -Dade County • Miami -Dade County Office of Community Development • Miami -Dade County Public Schools • Miami -Dade County Transit Authority MUNICIPALITY • City of Hialeah, Florida • City of Homestead Office of Community Development, Florida • City of Homestead, Florida • City of Miami, Florida • City of Miami Gardens, Florida • City of Tamarac, Florida • City of South Miami HOUSING AUTHORITY • City of Hialeah Housing Authority • Broward County North Homeless Assistance Center • Fort Pierce Housing Authority • Miami -Dade County Department of Housing • and Urban Development • Miami Beach Housing Authority • St. Petersburg Housing Authority AVIATION • Miami -Dade County Aviation Department • Palm Beach International Airport FOREIGN GOVERNMENT • The Consul General of Barbados City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural 8 Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 PUBLIC SECTOR CLIENTS PROJECT TYPES Schools Childcare Facilities University Facilities Multi -Unit Housing Hospital Facilities Aviation Facilities Urban Planning Urban Design Offices Maintenance Facilities Multi - Purpose Facilities l E !r 2011 La Sa Ile High School Alumni Hall of Fame 2011 Founding Class of the La Salle High School Sports Hall of Fame 2010 Community Partnership for Homeless, Inc The Robert E Chisholm FAL1 Service Award. First annual award of this type for any individual or corporation for service to the homeless 2008 Ronald McDonald House Twelve Good Men Award for Outstanding Community Service and Involvement to Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA, NCARB 2007 Florida & Caribbean Association of the American Institute of Amhitects Silver Medal Awa rd for Architecture to Robe rt E. Chisholm, FAIR, NCARB 2007 Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Top 100 Minority Business Awards; R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. 2006 MarchofDimesCommunityExcellenceAward - Architectural and Engineering - Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA, NCARB 2006 Alvah H. Cha pman Jr. Homarft.h.n Awa rd to Robert E. Chisholm, FALL, NCARB 2005 Miami/American Institute of Architects; Silver Medal Award for Architecture Robert E. Chisholm, FAbi, NCARB 2004 American Institute of Architects; Charles W. Clary Government Service Awa rd 2004 Miami -Dade College Alumni Hall of fame /Architecture Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA 2002 Historic Preservation Award; Dade Heritage Trust; Cuchiella Residence Homestead, Florida 1998 Churrascos Restaurant Best New Building/C.mmercal Indian River County Chamber of Commerce Vero Beach, Florida 1998 National Ma.well Award of Excellence for Design Fannie Mae Foundation Fannie Mae Foundation Washington, D.C. Everglades Farmworkers Villages 1997 CommunMService American Institute of Architects; Entrepreneur of the Year Award; South Beach Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce 1996 Robert E. Chisholm elected to The College of Fellows of The American Institute of Architects Washington, D.C. SUNNY rjrF j .;if":K� JO COMPANY INFORMATION TAB 1 I 'o i� t0 AWARDS and RECOGNITIONS 1995 Presidents Awa rd; American Institute of Architects 1995 Award o£ Excellence / Design; American Institute of Architects CPHI, Center Homeless Assistance; Design Conmuc ion Committee; Robert E. Chisholm, AIA, Chairman, W.Hberg, Alvarez & Partners - Architects Record 1995 Slate of Florid. award Cha Fite r Am enca n plan n ing Association; 'Moss Plan' Hurricane Recovery Ma star Pan South Dade County, Florida; Bermello, A]amil & Partners, Inc. R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc 1993 Presidents Award American l nttFtute of Architects, Miami Chapter 1993 Memorial Chapter Award; American Institute of Architects; Anthony Pulara Award 1992 Gold Medal Award for Overall Be. Product/FAME AWARD South Florida Builders Association; Suchman Residence, Coral Gables, Florida 1992 Architectural Firm of the Year; Iatin-Builders Association Award 1987 Award of Section Recognition Edward J. DeBartolo Company; Miami International Mall Le Cafe Limoge 1981 Progressive Architecture Urban Design Award of Exelence; Miami Beach Art Dew District Histom Preservation Master Plan; Anderson, Notter, Finegold, Inc. Ramos & Associates, Inc. Inca I Associated Architects Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA, Principal -in- Charge 1981 Award of Special Recognition; Miami Beach Art Dew District Historic Preservation Master Plan; Florida Chaps, of American Panning Association Anderson, Notter, Finegold, Inc. Ramos & Associates, Inc., Local Assocated Architects Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA Principal -in- Charge 1980 Fourth Place Design Award; American Institute of Architect, Design Competition for AIA Office Headquarters State of Florida, Tallahassee, Ramos and Asocates, Inc. Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA 1979 Award of Excellence Art& Design Honorable fdentfon; National Association of County Information Officers'Dade County Residential Rehabilitation Program Brochure' 1976 Honorable Mention'Bisoyne West'; National Urban Design Com petition; Miami, Florida City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural & Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 CATEGORIES Architectural Design Interior Design Urban Planning Urban Design Graphics and Design Service to the Community Advancement of the Profession of Architecture I Service to the Profession Firm of the Year Business COMPANY INFORMATION TAB 1 - `� is -, �: is o R. E. Chisholm Architects, Inc.: CURRENT 2014 CLIENT LIST: ` °� I] Schools /I nstitutional: • Miami -Dade County Parks Recreation and Open Spaces Department (MDCPROS) /Community Center • Miami -Dade County Public Schools /Schools • Gulliver Academy /Classrooms • Gulliver Preparatory/Multi- Purpose and Classrooms • University of MiamVOffices • Catholic Health Services /Apartments Government: • US Department of Veterans Affairs /Health Care • Everglades Community Association (ECA) /Housing • City of Miami /Miscellaneous • City of South Miami /Miscellaneous • US Army Corp of Engineers /Environmental • Operational Center (classified) /USDEA,USGSA Private Clients: • CEHM /Museum • Domus Group /Hotel • GBS /Office • Ocean BankNVealth Management Offices • Flagler Development Group, LLC /Apartments and Offices • Affordable Housing Solutions, LLC /Apartments • GECOT /Experimental City • Continental FlowersNVarehouse • Sedano's Supermarkets • Parsons Environmental Group /Everglades National Park • Florida Community Bank (Former Great Florida Bank) /Offices • Baptist Health South Florida /Health Facilities • Various Clients /Private Custom Residences City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural 8 Land Surveyina Firms only rCCNAI 8.12.14 E 0 C MILIAN, SWAIN & ASSOCIATES, INC. WHO WE ARE I WHAT WE DO Milian, Swain & Associates, Inc. (MSA) is a multiple disciplined, full- service firm that specializes in providing Civil and Environmental Engineering, Financial & Management Consulting Services. MSA was incorporated in January 1989 and is a SBEICBE /MBE (100% minority owned) firm with a diverse ethnic workforce and a proven commitment to affirmative action. Prior to 1989, all key members of MSA's management consulting staff worked together in various capacities for one of the largest developer -owned water & wastewater utilities in Florida, thus providing clients with a team that has proven itself by working together over the years. MSA's corporate plan has changed little since its inception — to fulfill the needs of its clients by providing integrated consulting services. MSA is one of South Florida's most prominent civil and environmental engineering firms, located in Miami -Dade County since its inception in 1989. MSA is a multidiscipline, full service consulting firm with expertise in water, wastewater, reclaimed water, and stormwater utility regulation, utility finance, administrative services, ecology, engineering, and program /project management. Our *project management philosophy is to create a partnership with our clients. We implement this philosophy through teamwork with our clients and the right allocation of resources within the MSA Team. MSA builds a team approach with our clients by maintaining open honest professional communications. We do not hesitate to make tough recommendations and believe that the success of any project hinges on honest cooperation. MSA PUBLIC SECTOR CLIENT PORTFOLIO For 25 years, Milian, Swain d Associates, Inc. has successfulty provided civil engineering. services to multiple private, public and municipal clients in South Florida. NSA ® Civil Engineering MSA provides comprehensive Civil Engineering services for governmental agencies, municipalities, utilities, educational facilities, parks & recreational facilities, institutional and land development projects, and private clients, among others. Our services have included planning, design, permitting and construction services during construction of a wide range of projects that include expertise in the following areas: • Master Planning • Water & Wastewater • Stormwater Management • Canal Dredging • Land Development • Construction Management • Roadway & Drainage • Environmental Permitting • Design, permitting and construction management of canal dredging, roads, drainage, water and wastewater pipelines, pumping stations, treatment and disposal projects for multiple local municipalities and other government entities. • Design of roadway improvements, for private developments and municipal clients. • Conducting Civil Infrastructure of Environmental Due Diligence Investigations for private and public sector clients. • Acquiring Environmental Resource Permits (ERP) and Consumption Water Use Permit from the South Florida Water Management District and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). ® • Obtaining environmental permits from Miami -Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM): Class I, Class III, Class IV and Class VI Permit. • Performing environmental site assessments with respect to flora and fauna as well as wildlife assessments. • Preparing environmental impact mitigation plans to compensate for impacts to fresh water and coastal wetlands. • Preparing Phase I environmental site assessments to determine the environmental business risk associated with a propery. • Preparing contamination assessment reports (CAR) as well as executing remedial action plans (RAP) to rehabilitate contaminated properties. • Developing dredging plans and specifications for canal maintenance, dredging improvement and associated sediment quality sampling. • Designing and permitting drainage pumping station and associated drainage wells. • Designing and permitting primary and secondary drainage collection systems for land development projects, municipalities, etc. • Designing and permitting roadway resurfacing projects, roadway drainage improvement, and roadway water quality improvements. • Project and construction management, including scheduling, cost estimating and inspection of civil and environmental projects. ® • Economic feasibility studies. NSA ® • Stormwater billing data analysis, including dwelling unit and impervious area verification. • Engineering and financial system development, implementation and training. • Expert testimony in all above areas Arsenio Millen, P.E., President has over 45 years of experience in civil and environmental engineering including design, operations, construction, permitting and management. He served as Engineer, Vice President and President of the largest developer owned water & wastewater utilities in Florida. He has been accepted as an expert, and has provided testimony before several agencies in the State of Florida. Mr. Milian has in -depth expertise in the administration of all phases of engineering, construction, operations and maintenance related to water and wastewater systems including billing, rate regulation and financing. He has also directed and supervised numerous utility system evaluations as well as a participated in one phase of a stormwater utility system for Miami -Dade County, with responsibilities related to the analysis of administrative, operating and maintenance costs. Mr. Milian has many years of experience in participating and directing negotiations with key members of various regulatory agencies in the procurement of permits required for the construction and operation of numerous environmentally sensitive projects. Julio Menthe, Director of Civil 8 Municipal Engineering, has over 27 years of experience in the management and design of civil infrastructure improvements throughout Miami -Dade County, including master planning, design /specifications, permitting and construction management of water distribution, sewage collection, transmission and pumping systems. Mr. Menache's proactive attention to detail and responsiveness to the Client during all project phases has ensured successful project results; 'on time & budget. ® During his 17 year tenure with MSA, he has successfully managed the completion of numerous water and sewer improvement projects in South Florida. He has served as project manager and lead designer on numerous projects for municipal clients such as Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, City of Miami C.I.P. Department, City of Miami CRA, Miami -Dade County Parks and Recreation Department, Miami -Dade County Public Works Department, Village of Pinecrest, Miami -Dade County DERM, and Miami -Dade County Transit Department. AISa rrsa•.s••maesm�. 0 `J Schwebke & - Shiskin Associates , Inc. Man S. b:nson, P5. M. CIVIL ENGINEERS - LAND PLANNERS- SURVEYORS Ronald A FNZ. P.S.M. Mi M J. Arey. P.S.M. 3240 CORPORATE WAY - MIRAMAR, FLORIDA 33025 Jose G Farreraez. PS.M. BROW AAD PHONE: (954) 435 -7070 DADE PHONE: (305) 652 -7070 SROWARD FAX: (954) 438 -3288 • DADE FAX: (305) 652 -8284 Hl nao o Ta!b.P.E.,E HafaaflL J, P.E. FE Lint =A.V P.E. Al n C A. Mara, P.E. JJnn C. Talb. FE. Schwebke- Shiskin & Associates, Inc. Is a multi- discipline firm offering complete professional services in Land Surveying, Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering Inspection, and Land Planning by one cohesive staff, rather than three companies or di isioonss. This ability to provide integrated services across these disciplines has cultured a broader ba � d understanding of infrastructure and development throughout Our staff. Schwebke - Shiskin was founded as a land st incorporated in 1950. As south Flonda, grew thr planning. The longevity of our firm is perhaps -o of our record of employee retention. Our Firm tenure of over ten years, including nine profess to have a friendly professional staff that shares central professional role in many regional deve learned how to manage and coordinate with othe Our firm has responded to new and comph regulations Storm water management and infra Schwebke- Shiskin particularly excels. Asid to each and every project is what truly sets technically sound and ptactical.�real, ow rld sol in mind is our most reputable quality. This r helped maintain our comganv as ✓one of south F The team of consultants dYscribed herein, complementfof allyservicesineeded. Our dedic Florida is evident throughout our extensive his firm's private clients are responsible for the environment: among these clients are, RE Chisl the Courtelis Company, Flagler Development. C In addition to our outstanding reputation in relationships with various municipalities and I, Army Corps of Engineers. Florida Departmei Department, Miami -Dade County Public Schoo Miami Beach. }yin`gi Wffi in 1947 by Harry Schwebke and later booms, the Firm diversified into enemeering and MR nva d by that of our staff. We are particularly proud I approximately fifty employees that have an average ally licensed engineers and surveyors. We are blessed " can -do ",attitude.,, Schwebke- Shiskin,has, performed a in µfilch our firm has proactive team environment. by Florida's growth management ture improvement are two areas in which ,ur tecb`n al expertise, our approach and commitment apart from our competitors. Our ability to provide 3s� Siw}iil'e`,maintaining budget and our clients' interests n commitment to client service and satisfaction has a's best engineering and surveying firms. their respective experiences, will provide a full I to land development and re- development in south and well- represented by our clientele. Many of our dopment and shaping of south Florida as a whole Architects, Inc., Zyscovich, the Graham Companies, Investments and Sunbeam Properties, to name a few. private sector, our firm has many long- standing and federal governmental agencies such as the U.S. Transportation, Miami -Dade County Public Works ie City of Miami, the City of Miramar and the City of Schwebke - Shiskin has assisted these public eniiti sito develop and redevelop their schools, roads, parks, ® Infrastructure and other miscellaneous project ` Our response time is always fast and our centra South Florida within any reasonable amount of location allows us to be present throughout all of Our firm prides itself in being attentive to our ® Page 2 of 2 Clients, in order to ensure that services or tasks required are not pending. At this time, or within the past Years, we have not had any pending or settled litigation cases. Schwebke- Shiskin & associates, Inc. Is an Equal opportunity employer. 11 �.._ -_T_._ ---=I ® Miller Legg Firm Profile Miller Legg is a statewide award- winning consulting firm that brings together the elements of engineering, planning, landscape architecture and urban design, surveying, environmental wetlands consulting, environmental engineering and geographic information systems services. Miller Legg works successfully to improve communities and create environments for a variety of clients. Client sectors include transportation, municipal and county government, healthcare, education, federal and international. This offers our clients a firm of seasoned professionals who are leaders in the Florida consulting industry. Miller Legg, established in 1965, employs a staff of approximately 65 professionals and technicians and is wholly owned by its employees. The firm has locations in Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Port St. Lucie and Winter Park. The firm's landscape architecture services include: planting, hardscape, irrigation, urban design, streetscape, recreational and commercial planning, project theming, signage design, graphic design, contract administration, construction observation services, plan review, horticultural consulting and arboriculture. The firm's environmental consulting services include: habitat assessment and restoration planning, wetlands investigations and delineations, management plans, grant writing, jurisdictional ® determinations, threatened and endangered species assessments and permitting, environmental due diligence, National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) compliance, stream restoration, water quality monitoring and compliance, wildlife surveys, seagrass and coral reef surveys, mitigation feasibility studies, mitigation design, planning and construction observation, mitigation banking, value ecological engineering, cost evaluation and scheduling, environmental permit processing, mitigation monitoring and compliance, protected upland and tree permitting, ecosystem analysis, grant writing and floodplain analysis and re- evaluation. The firm has completed numerous municipal, county, state and federal projects ranging from neighborhood improvement and redevelopment projects, educational facilities site planning, cemeteries, neighborhood parks and golf course designs to aviation facilities, regional water and sewer utilities, streetscapes, and streets and highways. Additionally, the firm has successfully completed several thousand private sector projects including residential developments from two to 7,000 acres, industrial and office sites, hotels and theme park facilities, marinas, golf courses, hospitals and medical office complexes, commercial properties, retail shopping centers and franchise properties. The firm has been involved with more than 100,000 acres of project design development in Florida. Our approach to each project is best characterized by a "partnering relationship ". We dedicate ourselves to learning the culture of our clients, and their specific concerns, desires and needs, much like an extension of their own offices. We consistently strive to maintain time schedules and to provide factual and frequent communication. ® Miller Legg prides itself on its team approach to the interdisciplinary needs unique to the project and client. We provide responsive, personalized, quality service to value - conscious private clients and select government agencies, who desire the very best in planning and design. El ABOUT AROAMAN HISTORY Ardaman is a professional corporation founded in 1959 by Dr. M.E. Ardaman, and the company has continually provided services in the practice of engineering. The company was founded in Orlando, but expanded to meet the needs of our client community throughout Florida and Louisiana. We currently serve from our corporate headquarters in Orlando, 11 branch offices in Florida, and 2 branch offices in Louisiana. At present, Ardaman employs a staff of nearly 500 professional engineers, scientists, technicians, drilling personnel, technical assistants and support staff Ardaman is a technically superior and fiscally sound consulting firm that has experienced a steady and healthy growth throughout its history. This reasonable growth pattern has allowed us to expand services offered to our clients while maintaining top quality. We firmly believe that the growth and reputation of our company are the direct results of the individual efforts and commitment of all our employees. Our future success depends on continuing this commitment and adhering to the highest professional standards and ideals. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Ardaman offers a broad range of professional engineering services including: • Geotechnical engineering • Construction materials testing and inspection • Hydrogeology and surface water hydrology ® • Geoenvironmental sciences • Building inspection • Industrial waste engineering • Facilities and roofing engineering I] We offer these services on projects in Florida and Louisiana, throughout the United States, and internationally. PROJECTS AND CLIENTS Ardaman has provided services on tens of thousands of projects ranging from single family residences to billion dollar industrial complexes. We work with both public and private clients including: • Local, state and federal governments and agencies • Public and private utilities • Major industries and manufacturers • Architects and engineers • Banks and lending institutions • Contractors • National governments and agencies of other countries • Retail and commercial companies We are proud of our ability to meet the demands of any project, anywhere. Through the efforts of our dedicated staff, we approach each assignment, no matter how large or small, with enthusiasm and the full resources of our company. 01.010 - Aaour ARDAMA 01" Ardaman S Associates, Inc G Emrvnm ma flalanals CmsW:uaa t 2 MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL PLUMBING MEP ENGINEERING, INC. MEP ENGINEERING, INC. FIRM QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE MEP Engineering, Inc. is a consultant engineering firm dedicated to serve architecture and construction industry. We are staffed with experienced professionals to provide design, inspections and construction supervision of a variety of building construction types. We are service oriented firm that provides professional consulting engineering, design, construction documents for HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Fire Protection Systems, LEED related services, Computerized Energy Analysis and Optimization, Construction Supervision and Engineering Studies. Located in Doral, Florida, since 1989, MEP, Inc. provided the engineering design for the City of Doral's Building and Permitting Department, Administrative Office, Mayor's Office and Council Chambers. MEP, Inc. has continuously provided services to local Governments including: • City of Doral ® • Miami -Dade County • City of Miami • City of Hialeah • City of Coral Gables • City of Miami Beach • City of Surfside • City of Miami Gardens • Town of Miami Lakes • Town of Cutler Bay Projects types provided include: • Parks • Sports Fields • Community Centers • Public Pools • Municipal Facilities ® MEP ENGINEERING, INC. - FIRM QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE PAGE 1 OF 1 10590 N.W. 27TH STREET, SUITE 101, DORAL, FLORIDA 33172 • TEL.: (305) 471 -0160 • FAX: (305) 593 -2530 BRS COMPANY OVERVIEW ® Profile: Brill Rodriguez Salas & Associates, Inc., has, since its founding in 1964, earned a reputation for integrity, reliability, and credibility throughout the construction industry in South Florida. During that time, we have been successful in the thousands of design projects we have worked on for clients, both large and small, throughout the United States, and elsewhere. This reputation for reliability and honesty has brought us much repeat business in a highly competitive industry. Our company has been involved in a large number of renovation /remodeling projects either individually or as part of a team headed by an architect. Every year we successfully design structural restoration projects of various sizes from residential to institutional and industrial projects. Past experience for various public and private clients has given us a sense of understanding the importance of accurate cost estimates at all stages of the work. Our record for work within predetermined funding limitations has been consistently on target. Our diversified design experience includes, high -rise residential building complexes, office and bank buildings, manufacturing warehouses and distribution centers, parking structures, vehicle maintenance facilities, hospital facilities, educational facilities, libraries, churches, parks, restaurants, shopping centers, fuel systems, industrial plants, and military air reserve bases. Introduction of Services: ® Brill Rodriguez Salas & Associates, Inc. is a consulting engineering firm that provides engineering and structural design services to include design, calculations and analysis needed to prepare a complete set of construction documents for building structures, retaining walls, including foundation and building frame for all applicable gravity and wind loads, and preparation of structural specifications applicable to the project. All documents if required, will be signed and sealed by a Professional Engineer registered in the State of Florida. Plans review and permitting includes the engineering reviews necessary to conform plans prepared by individuals or consultants to applicable building codes requirements. Consultant personnel would work under the supervision of the Building Official of the City. Provides recommendation of approval to city's Building Official charged with issuing permits. Building or threshold inspections includes specialized engineering services required for the inspection of construction projects including but not limited to structural in accordance with the requirements of the applicable building codes. Personnel assigned by the consultants to this function must be qualified in accordance with State law. Contract Administration includes responses to requests for information, participating in meetings with contractors to resolve or clarify construction issues and review of material testing results. Construction Engineering inspections includes detailed inspections of the structure during the construction process, monitoring conformance to construction plans and specifications, review and approval of shop drawings, preparation of progress reports, and recommend progress payments. We are currently Minority Business certified, CBE, EDP, and Miami -Dade County Public Schools Minority certified. lJ DAVID PLUMMER & ASSOCIATES !` , David Plummer &Associates (DPA), with corporate offices in Coral Gables, FL, was k% incorporated in 1978 for the specific purpose of providing transportation- oriented services to public and private sector clients throughout South Florida. Since that time, the firm has experienced a steady, yet controlled, growth. In 1983, we began providing G.. P U J services in Lee County, FL, which led to the opening of a second office in DPA's principals are experienced Fort Myers in 1985. Initially, our professional services emphasized in the complex relations among transportation planning and traffic financial, technical, and "people" engineering design. Since the early aspects of a successful project. 1980s, DPA has offered complete civil engineering services, including transportation planning, traffic engineering, major highway /roadway design, minor structural engineering, signalization design, site civil engineering, as well as post- design services. DPA has conducted transportation planning, traffic operations and traffic safety studies for public and private clients in South Florida. These services include accident analysis, accident reduction, signal warrant studies and analysis, capacity analysis, and cost benefit analysis. Our roadway design efforts range from minor intersection design to signal design to highway design to major interchange design. DPA's civil engineering efforts include paving and drainage, and water and sewer designs for many large scale and small scale projects in South Florida, including commercial, residential, medical, as well as public facilities. Because of the firm's business approach to engineering, DPA's principals are experienced in the complex relations among financial; technical, and "people' aspects of a successful project. The balance between,,engineering and business enables us to work with our clients from the earliest stages as' part of the team of- architects, planners, attorneys, and finance officers helping to shape and direct projects from the earliest planning stages ,through the approval process and into implementation. fl 00000 IOur public sector clients have included the Florida.Department of Transportation Districts 1, 3, 4, 5-,16 and 7, Miami -Dade, Broward, Palm.Beach, Collies Lee, and Monroe counties among others, as well as the municipalities of Coral Gables, Miami, Homestead, North Miami, Miami Beach, Miami Springs, Fort Lauderdale, Coral Springs, Boca Raton, Sanibel Island, Marco Island; and Fort Myers. Some of our latest, major. publi`c. projects include the - SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway) /NW 36 Street interchange, Miami,Gardens Drive PD &E ! 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ACORD 25 (2014101) The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD O B ®r /`o• i a TAB 2 LJ ® QUALIFICATIONS- Resumes City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural B Land Surveving Firms only (CCNA) 8. 12.14 ht@ _c9 y SVV Ir ,S�EJ J B RESUMES TAB 2 0 :oa Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA, NCARB Principal in Charge - Lead Designer PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Chairman/RE Chisholm Architects, Inc., 8/82 - current Vice- President/Ramos and Associates, Inc., 5/80 -8182 Lead Principal Planner /Metro Dade County Office of Commu- nity and Economic Development Coordination, 7/76 -5/80 Architect/Planner /Metro Dade County Department of Housing and Urban Development, 10174 -7/76 RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND REGISTRATION Registered Architect, State of Florida #AR- 0007442 Registered Interior Designer, State of Florida #ID- 000384 EDUCATION Masters Degree /Urban Design, University of Miami, 1977 and Bachelors Degree /Architecture, University of Florida, 1973 SHENANDOAH PARK, DORAL, FLORIDA - A series of projects that include the Shenandoah Park Child- care Facility, Recreation Building, Pool House, new basketball courts, existing tennis court modifications, parking alley, and fire station BILTMORE HOTEL, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA 1986 - Initial restoration of the Biltmore Hotel after being ® closed for many years. Consisted in the rehabilitation and restoration of the entire complex. Building is in the National Register of Historic Places. F—,T--7 OUR LADY OF GUADALOUPE SANCTUARY, MIAMI , FLORIDA, 1986 - A one -story building with 10,408 S.F. of enclosed area, of which the Sanctuary /Multi - purpose Area is 6,519 S.F. In addition to the Sanctuary/Multi - purpose Area the building also houses 1,803 S.F. of offices, a space for a Future R` - Kitchen and Support Area of 1,035 S.F., and a 312 S.F. Sacristy. EVERGLADES FARMWORKERS VILLAGE, MIAMI, FLORIDA, - On -going multi - family community on 112 acre project consists of 498 units of single, duplex and multi -unit housing, retail complex, school, day- care centers, church, administrative and social services buildings and transportation depot. E Mr. Chisholm has restored (22) structures of historic architectural significance and has restored over (12) buildings while he was the Miami lead architect in the national team that compiled the South Beach Art Deco District Historical Preservation Master Plan in 1982. City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14.07 -02 Continulnp Professional Services for Architectural. 1 of 2 Landscape Architectural d Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 ®CONT. ROBERT E. CHISHOLM, FAIA, NCARB Principal -In- Charge and Chief of Design E ` SVY Y IS�E! p 3. B RESUMES TAB 2 o `� 1po Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA, NCARB Principal in Charge - Lead Designer GABLES WATERWAY MASTER PLAN, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, 2012 - 5 Acre Waterfront, 290,000 SF of mixed use office, commercial, retail and residential components. 95 residential units and 500 auto parking structure. The first new development in Coral Gables to register for LEED certification. # - ATRIUM MIXED USE MASTER PLAN, DORAL, FLORIDA - 10 Acre Mixed -Use, Town Center -Urban De- .I. sign, 1 million SF of office and retail use. It is an ongoing project with 400,000 SF of retail and 600,000 SF of office space. FATHER GERARD JEAN -JUSTE , MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, 2013 - A 30,000 sgft. facility located within Oak Grove Park in northeastern Miami Dade County. In an effort to revitalize the park and surround- ing community. The center will provide a gathering facility and banquet hall for local events, community rooms for various activities and ages, a fully equipped gym, as well as an aquatic area with a 25 meter lap pool, splash park, locker and changing room facilities. GULLIVER PREPARATORY MUSIC BUILDING, MIAMI ,FLORIDA, 2011- A two -story 20,000sf +/-music facility that combines state of the art technology in music creation and production. CUBAN EXILE MUSEUM & LIBRARY, MIAMI, FLORIDA, 2012 - 90,000 SF Museum, library, 300 -seat thea- tre, learning center, restaurant, gift shop, administration, reception /arrival, meeting spaces, storage, support, courtyard, urban plaza and 1500 auto parking structure. COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE, COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA, 2000 - Master Plan for Renovation and expansion of existing facility to include 1,100 seat main theater, 600 seat theater and 300 seat black- - box theater. This project is designated as a historic property in the City of Miami in October of 2005. CHAPMAN PARTNERSHIP HOMELESS ASSISANCE CENTER , MIAMI, FLORIDA, 1996 -2012 - 500 - bed, 70,000 square -foot facility consisting of a social services center, administrative offices, family re- source center, child care area, classrooms, various multi - purpose areas, outdoor /indoor play areas, dormi- tories, kitchen and dining areas and a health clinic. City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14.07.02 Contlnuina Professional Services for Architectural, M 2 of 2 Landscaae Architectural & Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) S. 12.14 `SVJNY lS(fI RESUMES TAB 2 5 Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED® AP Project Manager PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Executive Vice President, RE Chisholm Architects Inc., Miami, Florida, 1989 - current RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND REGISTRATION Register Architect, State of Florida #AR92343 EDUCATION Bachelors Degree /Architecture, University of Miami, 1988 A COCONUT GROVE PLAYHOUSE, COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA, 2000 - Master Plan for Renovation and expansion of existing facility to include 1,100 seat main theater, 600 seat theater and 300 seat black - box theater. This project is designated as a historic property in the City of Miami in October of 2005. CHAPMAN PARTNERSHIP HOMELESS ASSISANCE CENTER , MIAMI, FLORIDA, 1996 -2012 - 500 ® bed, 70,000 square -foot facility consisting of a social services center, administrative offices, family re- ; -CJ source center, child care area, classrooms, various multi - purpose areas, outdoor /indoor play areas, dormi- tories, kitchen and dining areas and a health clinic. / GULLIVER PREPARATORY MUSIC BUILDING, MIAMI ,FLORIDA, 2011- A two -story 20,OOOsf +/-music facility that combines state of the art technology in music creation and production. CUBAN EXILE MUSEUM & LIBRARY, MIAMI, FLORIDA, 2012 - 90,000 SF Museum, library, 300 -seat theatre, learning center, restaurant, gift shop, administration, reception/arrival, meeting spaces, storage, sup- port, courtyard, urban plaza and 1500 auto parking structure. • •;sA GULLIVER MULTI - PURPOSE BUILDING, MIAMI, FLORIDA, 2013 - A three -story state of the art multidis- ciplinary facility combines sports, training, performance, theater, and a wellness center. FATHER GERARD JEAN -JUSTE , MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, 2013 - A 30,000 sqft. facility located within Oak Grove Park in northeastern Miami Dade County. In an effort to revitalize the park and surround- ing community. The center will provide a gathering facility and banquet hall for local events, community ® rooms for various activities and ages, a fully equipped gym, as well as an aquatic area with a 25 meter lap pool, splash park, locker and changing room facilities. City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuina Professional Services for Architectural. 1 of 2 Landscape Architectural B Land Surveying Firms only fCCNAI 8.12.14 C E CONT. MATTHEW POLAK,AIA, LEED AP Project Manager wr i_s�er o - e RESUMES TAB 2 'o a,R\o- 0 Matthew Polak, AIA, LEEK AP Project Manager OUR LADY OF GUADALOUPE SANCTUARY, MIAMI , FLORIDA, 1986 - A one -story building with 10,408 S.F. of enclosed area, of which the Sanctuary /Multi - purpose Area is 6,519 S.F. In addition to the Sanctuary/Multi - purpose Area the building also houses 1,803 S.F. of offices, a space for a Future Kitchen and Support Area of 1,035 S.F.. and a 312 S.F. Sacristy. �r PARK HILL - OFFICE PARK DEVELOPMENT, MIAMI, FLORIDA, 2005 - 7 Acre, Mixed -Use /TND -Urban _ Design. The buildings are 4 -story; and contain 126,000 SF of office building, commercial and parking ga -. °I•° ,.. __.. rages. EVERGLADES FARMWORKERS VILLAGE, MIAMI, FLORIDA, - On -going multi - family community on 112 acre project consists of 498 units of single, duplex and multi -unit housing, retail complex, school, day- care centers, church, administrative and social services buildings and transportation depot. SHENANDOAH PARK, DORAL, FLORIDA - A series of projects that include the Shenandoah Park Child- care Facility, Recreation Building, Pool House, new basketball courts, existing tennis court modifications, parking alley, and fire station GABLES WATERWAY MASTER PLAN, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, 2012 - 5 Acre Waterfront, 290,000 SF of mixed use office, commercial, retail and residential components. 95 residential units and 500 auto parking structure. The first new development in Coral Gables to register for LEED certification. ATRIUM MIXED USE MASTER PLAN, DORAL, FLORIDA - 10 Acre Mixed -Use, Town Center -Urban De- 1,e° i• sign, 1 million SF of office and retail use. It is an ongoing project with 400,000 SF of retail and 600,000 SF - -_ of office space. BILTMORE HOTEL, CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, 1986 - Included initial restoration of the Biltmore Hotel after being closed for many years (40 + / -). It consisted in the rehabilitation and restoration of the entire complex. Building is included in the National Register of Historic Places. City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFO 14.07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. 2 of 2 Landscape Architectural 6 Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 I El PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Dui ,r 45V��rJ O - B RESUMES TAB 2 o .` <<oa Jorge Iglesias, AIA, NCARB Principal/Project Director, AECOM 1977 - 2013 Construction Manager, RE Chisholm Architects, Inc., Miami, Florida, 2013 - current RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE CITY GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPALITIES Construction Manager PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND REGISTRATION Registered Architect: Florida AR0007692. New York AR028686 EDUCATION Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, 1972, University of Florida Master of Arts in Architecture, 1974, University of Florida COCONUT GROVE EXHIBITION CENTER, MIAMI, FLORIDA The project consisted of a 50,000 SF expansion that included public assembly places and the acoustical treatment of a large gathering hall for public addresses, concerts and exhibitions. Renovation of the existing 100,000 SF structure was incorporated into the new expansion. TRANSPORTATION JFK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, AMERICAN AIRLINES TERMINAL, NEW YORK, NEW YORK The project consisted of providing A/E /I services for a new terminal and 56 -Gate complex on a 42 -acre site currently occupied by Terminals 8 and 9 at JFK International. The new terminal will create 2, 200,000 SF and is inclusive of ticketing, baggage claim, FIS, concessions, club space and administrative support area. The project will be phased in over a seven year period in order to allow American Airlines to remain fully operational during the process of this $1.3 billion dollar redevelopment. ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, AIRSIDE 1 TERMINAL, ORLANDO, FLORIDA Federal Inspection Station Additions & Renovation Airside 1 - project consists of reduction of In- flight Sterile Lounge at Level 2, addition of In- flight Sterile Lounge at Level 1, modifications to Customs Hall Bag Claim, enlargement of the Baggage Check Area, relocation of Security Check to Level 2, and miscellaneous Government office renovations. Page 2 of 2 ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, AIRSIDE 4 TERMINAL, ORLANDO, FLORIDA Modifications to Customs Hall Baggage Claim, enlargement of Baggage Recheck Area, relocation of Security Check to Level 2, miscellaneous reconfiguration of Meter Greeter Area at Level 2 including the relocation of Currency Ex- change. TOCUMEN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, NEW TERMINAL, PANAMA, REPUBLIC OF PANAMA The project consisted of Stages 1 and 2 providing A/E /I services for a new terminal working in a collaborate team with Foster and Partners, London, England and Majol Majol from the Republic of Panama it included 20 -Gates for the Phase 1 complex, Air Traffic Control Tower, new runways access roads fueling system, baggage handling system on the site currently occupied by the existing International Terminal. The new terminal will create a new 75,000 m2 facil- ity as an Icon for the incoming passenger. This work was in collaboration and design by Foster & Partners of Landon. The scope is inclusive of ticketing, baggage claim, FIS, concessions, club space and administrative support area. The Project was a design built with Odebrecht, republic of Panama office City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. 1 of 2 Landscape Architectural B Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 ®CONT. JORGE IGLESIAS, AIA, NCARB Construction Manager E E RESUMES TAB 2 Jorge Iglesias, AIA, NCARB Construction Manager GUARULHOS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, SAO PAOLO, BRAZIL Modifications and additions to an existing Terminal, enlargement of Baggage Recheck Area, relocation of Security Check, miscellaneous reconfiguration of Meter Greeter Area at Level 2 including the relocation of Currency Ex- change, etc and addition of Terminal T3. The project was a completion Design Built , maintain and Operate with Ode - brecht, Brazil CORPORATE COMMERCIAL CAMANA BAY NEW TOWN, GRAND CAYMAN, CAYMAN ISLANDS The Projects were built on a 550 acres property to develop a new town as a mixed -use development consisting of offices, retail, residential and parking structures and a K through 12 School. All serve by a New Central Utility plant. The buildings incorporate numerous sustainable design features and will be the reflected on this multi - building site consisting of 8 initial buildings. UNITED PARCEL SERVICE, CARGOIWAREHOUSE, MIAMI, FLORIDA A 59,000 SF cargo and administrative facility, situated on a 9.2 acre site adjacent to Miami International Airport, this project is designed to accommodate both domestic and international operations for UPS. The tilt -up concrete struc- ture was designed to accommodate 4 UPS aircraft and 15 bays geared specifically to UPS vehicular use. LEISURE AND CULTURAL SANDY LANE HOTEL, ST. JAMES, BARBADOS, WEST INDIES Sandy Lane Hotel is a five -star luxury resort. Project incorporates a 112 -key luxury hotel with two penthouses, a 40,000 square foot spa with multi -level swimming pools, restaurants, kitchen operations, and support facilities. A cen- tral plant supports the complex and staff residences. The challenge to completely modernize the resort was to create a new world -class facility that retained the charm and intimacy that distinguished the original. It was a collaborative effort with Interiors Hotel designers, London, England EDSA, landscaping, ESPA, London, and Larry Warren architect Barbados. HYATT REGENCY COCONUT POINT RESORT, NAPLES, FLORIDA A new 450 room hotel in the tradition of the world renowned resorts hotels of Florida. A state of the art meeting fa- cility and resort with a 20,000 SF spa. The scope of work entails architectural services from design development thru construction administration. CAMANA BAY DEVELOPMENT, GRAND CAYMAN, CAYMAN ISLANDS, BWI Multi- phased proposed 400 -acre New Urbanist Town Development being developed on Grand Cayman. The general concept contains four linked villages including a resort village, a waterfront village, a residential village and a marina village. Phase 1 of the West Indian Club is a six -block Waterfront Village area that will include a multiple screen cin- ema, offices, retail shopping, restaurants and cafes, apartments, parking structures and public space. CAMANA BAY DEVELOPMENT CENTRAL UTILITY PLANT, GRAND CAYMAN, CAYMAN ISLANDS, BWI The Camana Bay Development includes a 2800 ton district cooling plant with provisions for expansion to 3,500 tons. In addition, the plant houses three 750 KW generators with provisions for adding a fourth 750 KW generator. City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFO 14.07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. 2 of 2 Landscape Architectural 8 Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 11 FJ E ARSENIO MILIAN, P.E. President EXPERTISE Mr. Milian has over 40 years of experience in Environmental and Civil Engineering, management, design, oermitting and operation of utility and solid waste systems. Below is a summary of recent major Projects he has worked on. EXPERIENCE Pump Station Nos 862 863 1003 1009 372 108 177 795 and 1233 - Miami. Dade Water and Sewer Department, Florida Principal in Charge - Design of various sanitary sewer pump station upgrade projects for the Miami -Dade Water and Sevier Department (MDWASD). These projects include Jte retrofit of the upgraded pump, station reconfiguration from wet -dry to submersible systems, yard piping modifications, development of the contract cocument's technical specifications, and preparation of engineer's ooinion of probable construction cost. Tree Island Park - Public Right of Way Improvements - Miami-Dade Co. Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department ( MDPROS), Florida Principal Engineer for the civil and environmental engineering services provided to MDPROS for the design of roadway improvements within the existing public road rights of way directly adjacent to the Tree Island Park prope try. Treatment - University of Florida- 1968 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION & AFFILIATIONS (past & present) • Florida Professional Engineer No.. 13134 • American Waterworks Association • American Society of Civil Engineers • Citizens for a Better South Florida - President • Florida Waterworks Association • Miami River Stormwater Sub - Committee - Chair • National Audubon Society - Board of „-.Directors h �• The;Na16re Con-seriang, Florida, MIA Storm Water Treatment Units - Miami -Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) - Miami -Dade County, Florida Principal in Charge responsible for the Duality control of the design of the Miami International .Airport Storm Water Treatment Units. The units considered included Vortechnics, Storm Ceptor and CDS. Each unit was rankled based on criteria that Miami - Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) considered critical. Control structures were also designed to divert storm water runoff from the drainage collection system into treatment units. Aeration units were designed at two Terminal Area Water Shed outfall locations. Miami River Greenways - Miami -Dade County Public Works, FL Principal in Charge for the civil engineering services provided to the Miami River Greenways project. MSA was responsible for the permitting process of the project which entailed 'the connection of six (6) sites with walkways along the Miami River. Regional Pump Station 177 Improvements - Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, Florida Principal Engineer for the services provided to Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD) for the upgrades to ^rumo Station 177, located within the City of South Miami. Work provided included civil design, permitting and construction support services. MSA was also in charge of coordinating and leading the team that performed civil, electrical, structural, geotechnical, surveying and mapping services. FPL - Princeton Substation (Water & Wastewater Engineering) - Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) - Miami, FL Principal in Charge for the civil engineering services provided to FPL for the design, permitting and construction documents for the new Princeton Substation. MSA's scope of services included the development of the design of the construction and permitting plans, and obtaining the governmental approvals and regulatory permits for the site development construction. GSA Facility Design/Build at NW 46th St & NW 35th Ave. - Miami -Dade County, Florida Principal in Charge responsible for overseeing all work related to the design, permitting and construction of the water distribution, sewage collection and storm water management systems required for the new 100,000 square foot GSA facility Water Supply Master Plan- Capital Improvements - Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, Florida Project Manager responsible for coordinating all work related to a water supply master plan for Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD). Coordinated the review of the water demand projections by MDWASD. Directed the preparation of a senior review of the preliminary Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). Assisted in the development of funding options for the CIP. Coordinated the assistance for the development of conclusions and recommendations for the final report. Wastewater Reuse Feasibility Study Update - Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department - FL Project Manager - Coordinated all work related to the services provided to Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department for the completion of a Wastewater Reuse Feasibility Study Update. Responsible for reviewing current and proposed regulations and policies from the different pertaining agencies. Assistance with the identification of potential suitable users for reuse. In charge cf coordinating the preparation of an updated reuse feasibility report and responsible for responding to inquiries about the reuse plan proposed. Page 1 of 2 MSA. C ARSENIO MILIAN, P.E. President C -100 C -7 C -2 Stornwater Master Plans - Miami -Dade County Regulatory and Economic Resources Dept, Florida Principal in Charge responsible for the Quality control of the SWMM modeling effort of the C -100, C -7, and C -2 Basin in Miami - Dade County. The models were developed to analyze the existing basin wide water management system, identify water quality and quantity problem areas and recommend improvements. Margaret Pace Park Shoreline Stabilization - City of Miami Transportation and Capital Improvements Dept, Florida Principal in Charge responsible for the quality control of the preparation of construction documents for stabilizing approximately 1,300 linear feet of the eastern shoreline of Margaret Pace Park located at 1775 N. Bayshore Drive in the City of Miami. In addition, prepared and processed a Miami -Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) Class -I Permit application as well as a Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Joint Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) application. West Kendall Park Lake Management Plan - Miami -Dade Parks and Recreational Department - Florida Principal in Charge responsible of the quality control of the preparation of the lake management plan for a 20 acre lake that will abut Kendall Tamiami Airport. The plan address concerns associated with the potential of bird strikes and the use of airport property by foraging mammals attracted to the lake. Currently permitting the plan through the FAA. Ives Estate Park Wastewater System Improvements - Miami -Dade County Park, Recreation and Open Spaces Department, Florida Principal Engineer - Prepared construction documents to abandon line existing septic tank serving the park as well as plans for a new submersible sewage pumping station and 570 feet of associate sanitary force main. Coordinated the permitting process associated with this project. Phase I - Deering Glade Rehydration - Miami -Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Dept., Florida Principal in Charge responsible for overseeing all work related to the civil & environmental services provided for the design of Phase I improvements to rehydrate the existing glade located with the Deering Estate abutting Old Cutter Road. Services provided included design, environmental permitting and construction observation. ® Haulover Park - General Plan Due Diligence Study - Miami -Dade Co. Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Dept., Florida Principal In Charge of assisting the Miami -Dade Park and Recreational Department by conducting a due diligence study of vrater /sewer improvements and drainage /water management improvements required to bring this park into compliance with the current regulatory standards. In addition, environmental permitting constraints were identified and presented in a due diligence report that addressed various site plan alternatives. City of Miami- Pavement Rehabilitation - City of Miami Public Works Department, Florida Quality Control and Principal in Charge of this project that entailed pavement evaluation and design of improvements of 2.4 miles of residential subdivision streets. This project involved the demolition of the asphalt and limerock base of 14 sites and reconstruction. Directed the preparation of plan and profile plans depicting pavement resurfacing, reconstruction, regrading, swale reconstruction, pavement marking, signage and traffic control. Coordinated the preparation of specifications and engineers opinions of probable construction costs. Wastewater Reuse Feasibility Study and Alternative Water Supply Plan - Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Dept, Florida Regulatory Advisor - Directed the regulatory component of the Reuse Feasibility and Alternative Water Supply Study, including identifying regulatory constraints and determining project altematives for further evaluation. Participating in public and regulator input workshops. Making special presentations to Senior Management and County Commissioners as needed. Utility Management - Deltona Corporation Utility subsidiaries - Throughout Florida President I Chief Engineer - As former President of one of the largest privately-owned Utility Companies in the State of Florida, responsible for the preparation and control of all capital and operational budgets of the Utility Divisions. Directed, analyzed and made recommendations for long range planning, feasibility studies and rate increase applications. Defined organizational structure and achieved improved productivity. Responsible for the management and coordination of all engineering staff, establishment of basic design criteria to be used for all network systems and treatment facilities. Managed the operation and construction of the numerous water and wastewater treatment facifides for all Deltona Corporation planned communities in the State of Florida. Treatment processes included lime softening, iron removal, and different modes of the activated sludge treatment. MM" Page 2 of 2 �. �..YO E 11 JULIO M. MENACHE EXPERTISE Mr. Menache has over 27 years of experience with Design of Civil Infrastructure in South Florida (Master Planning, Design, Specifications, Civil/Environmental Permitting, Bidding and Construction Phases) for Private and Public Sector projects in South Florida. Below is a summary of recent major projects he has managed during: EXPERIENCE ACADEMIC BACKGROUND :Bachelorof Science in:CMv Engineering> 'University of Miami 1987 Associates in Arts - MiamkDade Community College 1981 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION & AFFILIATIONS Florida E.I. No.1Da8ET188 Tree Island Park Project - Miami -Dade County Park, Recreation and Open Amencan,SoaetyOi;CivifE0glnBefs. Spaces Department (MDCPROS), Florida , Project Manager for the civil and environmental engineering services that are being '' AmencajS�Rublle WOfkS ASsddition provided to the Miami -Dade County Parks and Recreation Department. Responsible ! : 'Amencars.Water Work: it oddtich for the civil infrastructure and environmental planning, conceptual design a permitting for the 120 acre park. Coordinate onsite /offsite stormwater management computations, grading, drainage plans, wetlands delineation, environmental permits, cost estimates, platting and offsite roadway improvements. Management Training Program (May 2011 -Sept 20121 - Miami -Dade Office of Capital Improvements (O.C.I.), Florida Selected by Miami -Dade I.S.D. (formerly O.C.I.) to represent the private engineering industry in presentations of the AIE Perspective to participating Design /Conslmction managers of various County Departments. Mr. Menache's topic is on the Importance of Site Specific CidVEnvironmental Due Diligence for successful development of private /public sector projects. Regional Soccer Park Due Diligence Report - MDPROS, Miami, Florida Project Manager responsible for overseeing all the work related to the implementation of a due diligence report to determine constructability of a proposed regional soccer park at the old, capped and closed NW 58 St. landfill. The 47 -acre site was recently purchased by the Park and Recreation Department from the Solid Waste Management Department, and poses multiple challenges due to its history. The analysis included water and sewer connection alternatives, as well as a full on -site drainage analysis. Due to the history of the site, multiple environmental concerns were present, and various regulations limit the drainage system design alternatives for the site. In addition, the proposed project needed to include eight (8) soccer fields to be recognized as a soccer venue by the Soccer Community, therefore creating additional limitations with the tightness of the site. Oak Grove Park - Due Diligence Investigation 8 Platting Services & Coordination - MDPROS, Miami Florida Project Manager responsible for overseeing all work related to the assistance to MDPROS with Civil Infrastructure/Environmental Due Diligence Investigations, Platting Services and coordination plus serving as the Civil /environmental engineering Design Criteria Professional Oak Grove Park. Services included civil infrastructure 8 environmental due diligence investigation. Also assisted in the preparation of CiviVEnvironmental Design Criteria Documents for the development of the Haitian Community Center at Oak Group Park, as well as the review of construction documents submittals, administration of the Construction Contract. Environmental Planning & Permitting Assistance for various County Parks - MDCPROS, Miami, Florida Project Manager for the environmental engineering 8 permitting services provided to Miami -Dade County Parks 8 Recreational Department (MDCPRD) for various county parks located in Miami -Dade County, Florida. Duties include weekly coordination with NIDCPRD on planning /platting progress at multiple county ovmed parks, assistance with the resolution of civil infrastructure and environmental permit requirements and platting coordination. Design Criteria for Southridge Park Stadium Bleachers - Phase II - MDCPROS, Florida Managing the preparation of Civil Design Criteria Documents for the development of Phase II of the Southridge Park Stadium Bleachers. The project entails construction of new soccer /football bleachers, concession and restroom facilities and a new parking lot. MSA is participating in the development of the site civil design criteria drawings and specifications. `sanitary Sewer Improvements- Ives Estate, Oak Grove, Oius and Rolling Oaks Parks, - MDPROS, Miami, Florida Project Manager responsible for the design of various pump stations /force mains and gravity sewer improvements to provide sewer service to existing park recreational facilities for the Miami -Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department, inclusive of the abandonment of existing septic tanks, specifications and permitting. Rainforest Exhibit - Fairchild Tropical Gardens, Miami, Florida Project Manager - Prepared construction drawings for the proposed waterway (artificial creek), associated hydraulic analysis, pumping and piping systems, pedestrian walkways for the new Rainforest Exhibit and permitting services. ® Scott-Carver Homes; Hope VI Redevelopment - Tetra -Tech, Miami, Florida NSA M t of 2 IULIO M. MENACHE Project Manager Project Manager responsible for the quality control of all civil engineering work related to the development of the Scoh -Carver Homes; Hope VI Redevelopment Project, a proposed phased residential development located in Miami -Dade County, Florida. Work on this project included environmental site assessment, civil design 8 master planning, permitting services and construction administration services. Miami -Dade GSA Trade Shops Facility Design/Build - Miami -Dade County GSA (ISD), Florida Project Manager in charge of design, permitting and construction of the water distribution, sewage collection and stone water management systems required for the new 100,000 square foot GSA facility. Satisfied requisite Civil infrastructure, environmental permits, SWPPP and NPDES requirements to comply with statellocal requirements. Miami-Dade GSA New West Lot Parkins Garage & Office Building Facility - Miami -Dade County GSA (ISD), Florida Project Manager for the civil engineering services provided to the Miami -Dade County GSA New West Lot parking garage and office 'ouilding facility project located at the NW quadrant of intersection between NW 2nd Avenue and NW 2nd Street in Miami, Florida. Services included civil engineering design, permitting and construction phase services. MD -WASD Pump Station 372 Improvements - City of Miami Gardens, Florida Project Manager responsible for overseeing the work related to the rehabilitation of regional pump station No. 372 for NAPOT compliance; including design upgrade of existing pumo station (new 10 HP submersible pumps, new wet well top slablhatch, new valve vault, new electrical system and new - 3,500 LF of (84nch and 12 inch) forcemain extensions, technical specifications, M.O.T., cost estimates, permitting (MD -WASD, City Miami Gardens, MD- PWorks, FDEP /MD -RER), Bidding, Construction services, system testing (PS Start-up, forcemain pressure tests), project close -out and system certification. Miami -Dade Aviation Department • PHASE I Water and Sewer Improvements, HA.R.B, Florida Protect Manager responsible for the design, specifications and permitting of approximately 20,000 LF.of large diameter transmission water mains, 7,000 LF. of 124nch sewage force mains, 3000 LF of 8 to 12 -inch gravity sewer mains, service laterals and 2 MDWASD Regional Sewage Pump Stations with Emergency Generators and Fueling facilities to serve future develobment(s) within Homestead Air Reserve Base (HARB). SOUTHCOM Headquarters Due Diligence - Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. - Doral, FL ® Project Manager responsible for the preparation of a Due Diligence Report for a 40 acre parcel located at the SOUTHCOM Headquarters in NW 33rd Street and NW 94th Avenue, City of Doral, A. Services induced assistance to the Client by researching, obtaining and compiling project datarinformation, attending local meetingsiconferences with County, municipalities and applicable regulatory agencies required to complete applicable report tasks. Prepared the civil infrastructure design and environmental criteria report, conducted preliminary stonmwater management calculations to determine site retention areas required in compliance with SOUTHCOM and regulatory agencies criteria. Snapper Creek Drainage 8 Traffic Improvements - City of South Miami Public Works Department Florida Project Manager responsible for the preparation of construction documents for the construction of traffic calming and roadway and drainage improvements to SW 84th Street, SW 85th Street, SW 59th Avenue and SW 58th Avenue. Design Services include new Traffic Roundabouts at SW 84th Street and SW 85th Streets conforming to MDCounty Traffic Section requirements. As project manager, Mr Menache performs QC Reviews of the construction drawings and specifications and cost estimates as well as conducting Public meetings with the area residents and merchants affected by the new project. Buswav Extension - Segment 2 - Miami -Dade County Transit Agency, Florida Deputy Project Manager and Quality Assurance Manager Mr. Menache was responsible for the preparation of final construction documents and the design of a 6.5 -mile Busway Extension from SW 264th Street to SW 344th Street in Florida City and an additional 1.1- mile extension of the bicycle path from SW 344th Street to US-1 (South Dixie Highway). Responsibilities included acting as Quality Assurance Manager for the project following the guidelines established by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), performing quality control and consistency reviews, Client Manager to MDT on all technical and contractual matters, coordinated project budget and schedule control and conducted over 12 public hearings and 5 Design Workshops before the Citizens Advisory Council (CAC) specifically established for this project. SW 216th Street Improvements - Miami -Dade County Public Works Department, Florida Project Manager responsible for the civil engineering services for the roadway improvements to SW 216th Street (Hailin Mills Drive) from SW 127 Avenue to the Florida Turnipike (approx. 2.1 miles). MSA's services included drainage/stonnwater management, pavement markings 8 traffic signage, maintenance of traffic plans, preparation of drainage /stormwater management calculations per public works /RER criteria, and preparation 8 submittal of a Standard General - Surface Water Management (local E.R.P.) permit per RER requirements. ® M Page 2 of 2 0 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS STATE OF FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER NO. 32068 • 1982 STATE OF FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR NO. 2978 • 1978 EDUCATION MIAMI NORLAND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL • 1964 MIAMI -DADS COMMUNITY COLLEGE • 1966 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI • 1977 • GRADUATE LEVP_ COURSES IN GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING • SHORT COURSES ON STORNIWATER MANAGEM ;NT EXPERIENCE SCHWEBKE - SHISKIN & ASSOCIATES, INC., PRESIDENT • 1969 - PRESENT • STARTED WITH THE FIRM AS AN INSTRUMENTMAN AND PARTY CHIEF WORKING IN MANY CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN THE DADE COUNTY AND FROWARD COUNTY AREAS. AFTER GRADUATING FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI WITH A BACHELORS DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING, ADVANCED TO BECOME PRSIDENT Or THE FIRM. INVOLVED IN THE DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT OF MANY PROJECTS INVOLVING ROADWAY DESIGN, SITE PAVING, GRADING AND DRAINAGE PLANS, PLATTING, LAND PLANNING, STORM WATER MANAGEMENT ® AND GEOT- CHNICAL ENGINEERING. DESIGNED AND COORDINATED MANY STORMWATER ]� MANAGEMENT PROJECTS, ONE OF WHICH WAS THE COCOMA.R N. W. DRAINAGE BASIN. ® THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, DAD' COUNTY DERM AND D.E.P. ARE SOME OF THE AGENCIES THAT I HAVE DEALT WITH IN THE DESIGN AND APPROVAL PROCESS OF STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PROJECTS. UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS • 1966 - 1969 • CONSTRUCTION AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYING IN THE U.S. AND THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH VIETNAM. , PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS • AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS • FLORIDA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS SOUTH FLORIDA BUILDERS ASSOCIATION ENVIRONMENTAL SUB - COMMITTEE (PRLMARY DUTIES IN THE COMMITTEE WERE TO REVIEW CHANGES IN THE STORMWATER WATER MANAGEMENT CRITERIA FOR DADE COUNTY DERM AND THE SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT). OFFICES HELD F.S.P.L.S. (DADE COUNTY CHAPTER), PRESIDENT • 1984 -1985 F.S.P.L.S.(DADE COUNTY CHAPTER), VICE-PRESIDENT/TREASURER • 1979 -1984 CENTRAL FLORIDA EQUIPMENT, INC. 9030 NORTHWEST 97' TERRACE MEDLEY, FL 33178 ME5HISKIN & ASSOOATES, INC 3240 CORPORATE WAv MIRAMAR, FL 33025 Schwebke Associates - Shiskin ,Inc. Mar. S. Jcr nsoc, ?.SA1. LAND SURVEYORS - ENGINEERS - LAND PLANNERS Atacso C. Teo, PE. P.S M, Hernarco J. Navas. P.E. ?ierre E. Daher. P.SM. 3240 CORPORATE WAY - MIRAMAR, FLORIDA 33025 L_is F. Loss. P.E. Vicna°I J. A Y. F.SA1. BROWARC PHONE (954) 435 -7010 :oe �_ SarW, P.S..0 DADE PHONE: (305) 652 -7010 BROWARD FAX: (954) 438 -3288 - DADE FAX: (305) 652 -8284 W W W.SHISKIN.COM RESUME ALFONSO C. TELLO, P.E., P.L.S. President PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS: Professional Engineer - 1982 Professional Land Surveyor - 1978 EDUCATION: Miami Norland High School, Graduated 1964 Miami Dade Community College 1964 -1966 University of Miami, received a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Graduate Level Courses in Geotechnical Engineering at the University of Miami Short Courses on Storm Water Management EXPERIENCE: 1966- 1969 U.S.M.C. Construction and topographic surveying in the U.S. and the Republic of South Vietnam. 1969 - Present Schwebke- Shiskin & Associates, Inc. Instrumentman and Party Chief in many construction projects in Dade County and Broward County areas. From Computer- designer advanced to Secretary- Treasurer of the firm. Involved in the design and management of the many projects in the area of roadway design, site paving and drainage plans, planing, land planning, storm water management and geotechnical engineering. Designed and coordinated many Stormwater Management projects, one of which was the Cocomar N. W. Drainage Basin. The Army Corps of Engineering, The South Florida Water Management District, Dade County DERM and D.E.R. are some of the agencies that 1 have dealt with in the design and approval process of Stormwater Management projects. In addition, presently managing the Geotechnical work of the firm. ASSOCIATIONS: American Society of Civil Engineers Florida Society of Professional Land Surveyors South Florida Builders Association Environmental Sub - Committee (Primary duties in the committee was to review changes in the Srormwater Water Management Criteria for Dade County DERM and The South Florida Water Management District). Offices Held: ® President of the Dade County Chapter of F.S.P.L.S. 1984 - 1985. Vice President and Treasurer of the Dade County Chapter of F.S.P.L.S. 1979 - 1984. K:\MIARKETING12014 Proposal DirectoryN4 -041 RFQ Aventura Park Design\ConsultantsV SURVEYING_Schwebke EMPTY1a Schwebke colorW Tello letter head 03 -06- 2014.doc DADE OFFICE - 11941 S.W. 14401 STREET, MIAMI, FL 33186 • PHONE: (305) 233 -9210 0 Florida Surveying and Mapping Society, American Congress on Surveying and Mapping, National Society of Professional Surveyors, American Association of Geodetic Surveyors, American Cartographic Association. Ell J ® KiMARKETING\2014 Proposal DirectoM14 -041 RFQ Aventura Park Design \Consultants \7 SURVEYING_Schwebke EMPTY\a schwehke color\Mark Johnson letter head 03 -05- 2014.doc 0 J PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS STATE OF FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR & MAPPER ND. 2767 • 1975 EXPERIENCE SCHWEBKE- SHISKIN & ASSOCIATES, INC., ASSISTANT VICE - PRESIDENT 1999 - PRESENT • RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE SUPERVISION, DAILY DIRECTION AND SIGNING OF DRAWINGS PREPARED BY DRAFTING PERSONNEL ALONG WITH THE SUPERVISION OF CONDOMINIUM PROJECTS, PREPARATION AND PROCESSING OF PLATTING DOCUMENTS AND ALL REVISIONS TO RECORDED PLATS. SCHWEBKE-SHISKIN & ASSOCIATES, INC., CONDOMINIUM DEPARTMENT SUPERVISOR • 1981 - 1999 RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDED DAILY DIRECTION AND SUPERVISION OF ALL SURVEYING ITEMS RELATING TO THE PREPARATION OF PROPOSED CONDOMINIUMS AND THE FINAL AS -BUILT SURVEYS FOR PROJECTS, PREPARATION AND RECORDATION OF PLATS, COORDINATION WITH UTIL I TY COMPANIES, PREPARATION AND LAYOUT OF ROADWAY DESIGN AND RE- DESIGN FOR LARGE CONDOMINIUM PROJECTS, ETC. SCHW EBKE-SHISKIN & ASSOCIATES, INC., SURVEYING DRAFTSMAN • 1967 - 1981 • RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDED PLANS PRODUCTION, PREPARATION OF DOCUMENTS AND IT ENIS IN ALL FACETS OF SURVEYING, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: PLATTING, SURVEYING, ROUTE SURVEYS, CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING DESIGN LAYOUT, SUBDIVISION PLANNING, ETC. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIE iY (SERVED TWO TERMS AS TREASURER) .EMRAt FLORIDA EQUIPMENT, INC. 5030 NORTHWEST 97" TERRACE MEDLEY, FL 33173 SCHWEBKE-SHISM,m & ASSOCIATES, 3240 CORPORATE WAY MIRAMAR, FL 33025 ® Schwebke & - Shiskin Associates , Inc. Mare S. Ja.nsor., RS M. LAND SURVEYORS - ENGINEERS - LAND °LANNERS R,.M A F,.¢. FS M. !firnael J. A Y. P.S.M. 3240 CORPORATE WAY - NIRAhiAR, FLORIDA 33025 Jose G.:- ernancez. PS a BROW ARD PHONE: (954) 435 -7010 DADS PHONE: (305) 652 -7010 BROWARD FAX: (954) 438 -3288 - DADE FAX: (305) 652 -8284 W W W.Sh[SKIN.COKI RESUME Ronald A. Fritz, P.S.SI. Assistant Vice President, Project Surveyor Florida Professional Land Surveyor & Mapper \o. 2767 (January 1975) AJacsc C. reM. P.E. P.6 N. Hems -,C0 1 Navas. F. E. Leis F.! eo.:, RE. ,Deno 4, V.. ? E. Jour. C. Tmo, P.E. Experience: 49 years of surveying experience of which 43 years have been with Schwebke - Shiskin & Associates. Inc. ® In June of 1999, 1 was promoted to Assistant Vice President. With this promotion my responsibilities were expanded to the supervision, daily direction and signing of drawings prepared by drafting personnel along with the supervision of condominium projects. I am also responsible for the preparation and processing of platting and all associated revisions to recorded plats. My daily responsibilities also include the meeting with clients, owners, attorneys and various governmental agencies for requirements and /or restrictions that the subject property may have or need to be placed during development. In relation to the design of internal roadways of plats, I have also supervised route surveys of state, county and city roadways. Many of the projects that 1 have been responsible for include establishment of state, county and city roadways and reestablishment of fractional lines for the determination of plat boundaries, such as the plat of "Miramar Park of Commerce Phase VI ", a 150 acre project which abuts state, county and city roadways and being portions of four sections of land. This position also includes the preparation of proposals for miscellaneous surveying, boundary and topographic surveys, platting and subdivision of lands, and condominium projects. In January 1981, 1 was promoted to Supervisor of the Condominium Survey Section. In this position I was responsible for the daily direction and supervision of all survey items relating to the preparation of proposed condominiums and the final as -built surveys of the projects. These responsibilities also included the preparation of plats, coordination with utility companies, meetings with owners, attorneys, architects and various governmental agencies. and the preparation and layout of roadway design and redesign for large condominium projects such as "Sunrise Lakes Condominium Complex" consisting of 209 buildings over several years of work and redesign. This position also included the preparation of proposals for miscellaneous surveying, boundary and topographic surveys, platting and subdivision of lands, and condominium projects. In August of 1967, 1 was employed by Schwebke- Shiskin & Associates, Inc. as a survey draftsman with two years of experience in field work and drafting at a small survey /engineering firm. During the following years I learned all facets of surveying including but not limited to platting, route surveys and construction and engineering design layout. ® Professional Affiliations: Former member of Florida Survey and Mapping Society Served two terms as Treasurer K:IMARKETING12014 Proposal OirectoM14 -041 RFO Aventura Park DesignlConsultantsl7 SURVEYING_Srhweoke EMPTYIa schweoke colorlron fritz letter head 03- 06- 2014.doc DADE OFFICE - 111941 S.W. 144" STREET, MIAMI, FL 33186 • PHONE: (305) 233 -9210 n U 11 E PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS STATE OF FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR NO. 4775 • 1990 EDUCATION GULLIVER PREPARATORY SCHOOL • 1980 MIAMI -DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE • 1983 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, BS IN PHYSICS • 1987 EXPERIENCE $CHWEBKE•SHISKIN &ASSOCIATES, INC., SECRETARY - TREASURER, PRINCIPAL • 2003 - PRESENT • RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT. MANAGER OF OVERALL SURVEY OPERATIONS FOR FIRM (MIRAMAR AND MIAMI OFFICES. E.R. BROWNELL & ASSOCIATES, INC., SENIOR VICE - PRESIDENT • 1994- 2003 • RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT OF ALL PHASES OF SURVEYING OPERATIONS. THIS INCLUDED PROFESSIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE OVERSIGHT. MARK STEVEN JOHNSON, P.L.S., PRINCIPAL • 1990 -1994 • SOLE PROPRIETOR AND PRINCIPAL IN CHARGE OF SMALL SURVEYING BUSINESS PRINCIPALLY INVOLVED IN LARGE PRIVATE AND COMMERCIAL BOUNDARY SURVEYING, ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPORT SERVICES, AND CONSTRUCTION RELATED SURVEYING SERVICES. E.R. BROWNELL & ASSOCIATES, INC., PARTY CHIEF & FIELD SUPERVISOR • 1988 - 1989 • PRIMARY DUTIES IN THE AREA OF FOOT SURVEYING, LARGE BOUNDARY WORK AND MINOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT. BECHAMPS AYLWARD AND ASSOCIATES, PARTY CHIEF • 1987 -1988 • RESPONSIBLE FOR BASELINE CONTROL CREW FOR SECOND ORDER CLASS TWO SURVEY TO ACCOMMODATE FDOT PURCHASE OF CSX RAILWAY IN DADE COUNTY. GARY B. CASTEL SURVEYING, CHIEF DRAFTSMAN & PARTY CHIEF • 1983 -1987 • PRIMARILY RESPONSIBLE FOR SMALL RESIDENTIAL SURVEY WORK. RICHARD K. JOHNSON, INC., DRAFTSMAN • 1980- 1983 • ENGINEERING DESIGN, DRAFTING, SITE INVESTIGATION AND RECONNAISSANCE, COMPUTING AND LIAISON AT COUNTY AND STATE LEVELS. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS • FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY • AMERICAN CONGRESS ON SURVEYING & MAPPING • NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS • AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF GEODETIC SURVEYORS • AMERICAN CARTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION .ENTRAL FLORIDA EQOIPMENT, INC. 9030 NORTHWEST 97' TERRACE MEDLEY, FL 33178 IKE-SHISMN & ASSOCIATES, INC. 3240 CORPOUTE W AY MIRAMAR, FL 33025 ® Schwebke & - Shiskin Associates , Inc. Mark S. Jonawn. P.S.M. LAND SURVEYORS - ENGINEERS - LAND PLANNERS Ran.4 4. R.Uz P.S.M. V.r aaA J. Alley. P.S.M. 3240 CORPORATE WAY - M.IRAMAR, FLORIDA 33025 -bse G. Hemanaez. P.S.M. BROWARD PHONE: (954) 435 -7010 DADE PHONE: (305) 652 -7010 BROWARD FAX: (954) 438 -3288 • DACE FAX (305) 652 -8284 W NN.SHISKIN.COM RESUME MARK STEVEN JOHNSON, PLS Project Surveyor / Secretary Treasurer EDUCATION: Gulliver Preparatory - Diploma Miami -Dade Community College - AA in Physics Florida State University - BS in Physics PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS: Professional Surveyor and Mapper- 1990 PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Alf=so C. Td'c, ?° PS M. HQII o J. Navas. P.E. L cis F. Lee,, RE Alpero k a.PS. Jan, C. T elb. P E. 2003 to Present: Schwebke -Shi skin and Associates, Inc - Vice President Responsibilities include project management and personnel management. Office manager of South Office. Current projects include the re- banking of Homestead Miami Speedway 1994 to 2003 E. R. Brownell & Associates, Inc: Senior Vice President Responsibilities include project management and personnel management of all phases of Survey Operations. This includes professional and administrative oversight. Specific Project Management include Miscellaneous Contracts for FDOT Districts Four and Six, Miscellaneous Survey Contract for Dade County Aviation Department (includes surveying for Terminal E - "Satellite" expansion project, North Runway Project, multiple tenant projects and all General Aviation Airports), Right -of -Way Control Map /Right -of -Way Map /Design Survey for SW 10th Street (Powerline to 1 -95 - FDOT District Four, w /DeLeuw Cather), Port of Miami Terminal 8/9 Design Survey, PDE Exclusive Buslane - South Phase (w /Carr Smith - FDOT District Six), PDE 1595 /SR5 - A I A Interchange Port Everglades (Mooreland Altebelli), btiami Gardens Drive Intersection DTM's NW 2nd Avenue to NW 57th Avenue (FDOT District Six), Bayside Marina Redevelopment for City of Miami .Asset Mgmt, Boundary and Interior /.Area ® Survey of Hyatt/James L. Knight Convention Center for City of Miami, Surveying for multiple Miami -Dade Community College Campuses. Survey Project Manager for North Terminal Project at Miami International Airport (Tumor- Austin). K:WARKETING \2014 Proposal Directory\14 -041 RFC Aventura Park Design \Consultants \7 SURVEYING_Schwebke EMPTY\a schwebke color\tvlark Johnson letter head 03- 06- 201400c 0 RESUME OF MARK STEVEN JOHNSON, PLS (Continued) 1990 -1994 dark Steven Johnson, PLS Sole Proprietor and Principal in charge of small surveying business principally involved in Large Private and Commercial Boundary Surveying. Environmental Support services, and Construction related surveying services. Specific projects include Port Everglades Environmental Study - surveying services to provide three - dimensional coordinate data for monitoring facilities and soils tests (port- wide),Environmental Engineering Support (surveying) at Miami International Airport former Eastern Airlines Facilities and Tank Farm, layout for all construction of City of Homestead Municipal Park, layout for engineering construction of City of Homestead Roby George Park, 30 Checkers Drive -In Restaurant Sites (full development services), Design Surveys for Burger King, Cluckers, Boston Market, Pizza Hut, and Kookooroos (multiple sites). ® 1988 -1989 E. R. Brownell & Associates, Party Chief and Field Supervisor, Primary duties in the area of FDOT surveying, large Boundary work and minor project management. Field Projects include FIU Tamiami Campus Student Union Design Survey, Design Survey at SR80 /SR25 in Palm Bay (FDOT Dist 4), Parcel Sketches - Okeechobee Blvd - W. Palm Bch. (FDOT Dist 4), Proj. Mgmt included Port St. Lucie Blvd Design Survey in St. Lucie County (FDOT Dist. 4), and Miscellaneous minor project under Misc. Surveying and Mapping contract wlFDOT Dist Sir. 1987 -1988 Bechamps Aylward and Associates, Party Chief responsible for Baseline Control crew for Second Order Class Two Survey to accommodate FDOT purchase of CSX Railway in Dade County (South of SR -836 to County Line - FDOT Dist. Four). 1983 -1987 Gary B. Castel Surveying, Chief Draftsman and Party Chief, responsible for primarily small residential survey work. 1980 -1983 Richard K. Johnson. Inc. Engineering design, drafting, Site Investigation and Reconnaissance. Computing and Liaison at county and state levels. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: ® K:WARKETING12014 Proposal Directory\14 -041 RFQ Aventura Park DesignlConsultants\7 SURVEYING_Schwebke EMPTYta schwebke colorWark Johnson letter head 03 -06-2014.doc 0 r1 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS STATE OF FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR NO. 6952 • 2013 EDUCATION SIMON BOLIVAR MILITARY ACADEMY (COL.) • 1992 FRANCISCO JOSE DE CALDAS UNIVERSITY (COL.) TECHNICIAN IN TOPOGRAPHY • 1998 MIAMI -DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE • 2007 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, BS IN GEOMATICS • 2012 EXPERIENCE SCHWEBKE - SHISKIN & ASSOCIATES, INC., ASSISTANT VICE- PRESIDENT • 2014- PRESENT • RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE SUPERVISION, DAILY DIRECTION AND SIGNING OF DRAWINGS PREPARED BY DRAFTING PERSONNEL ALONG WITH THE SUPERVISION OF CONDOMINIUM PROJECTS, PREPARATION AND PROCESSING OF PLATTING DOCUMENTS AND ALL REVISIONS TO RECOROED PLATS. SCHWEBKE - SHISKIN & ASSOCIATES, INC., PROJECT SURVEYOR • 2008 -2013 • RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDED COORDINATING FIELD AND OFFICE ASSIGNMENTS IN ALL FACETS OF SURVEYING, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: PLATTING, SURVEYING, ROUTE SURVEYS, CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING DESIGN LAYOUT, SUBDIVISION PLANNING, ETC. SCHWEBKE- SHISKIN & ASSOCIATES, INC., SURVEYING DRAFTSMAN • 2001- 2008 • RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDED PLANS PRODUCTION, PREPARATION OF DOCUMENTS AND ITEMS IN AL FACETS OF SURVEYING, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: PLATTING, SURVEYING, ROUTE SURVEYS, CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING DESIGN LAYOUT, SUBDIVISION PLANNING, ETC. CAPFORM REINFORCED CONCRETE, PARTY CHIEF • 2000 - 2001 • RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDED LOCATING UNDERGROUND CONCRETE PILES AND COLUMNS, SLAB ELEVATIONS, AND WEEKLYCONSTRUCTION CONTROL LAVOUT. LASCANO & ESGUERRA, INC., CAD DESIGNER • 1999 - 2000 • RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDED ASSISTING SUPERVISING CIVIL ENGINEER IN THE PREPARATION OF ROADWAY DESIGN PLANS AND DOCUMENTS USING AUTOCAD AND EAGLE POINT SOFTWARES. CONCONCRETO SA, INSTRUMENT MAN • 1995 - 1997 • RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDED ASSISTING SURVEYING PARTY CHIEFS IN COLLECTION AND MEASURING OF POINTS, ELEVATIONS, LINES, AREAS, AND CONTOURS FOR CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS • FLORIDA SURVEYING & MAPPING SOCIETY • NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL SURVEYORS .EWRAL FLOAT DA EQUIPMENT, INC. 9030 NORTHWEST 97" TERRACE MEDLEY, FL 33, 78 iKE-SHISKIN & ASSOCIATES, 3240 CORPORATE WAY MIRAMAR, FL 33025 0 11 11 Michael Kroll, RLA Sr. Project Landscape Architect Professional Experience: During his extensive career, Mr. Kroll, Vice President of Landscape Architecture. Planning and Environmental Services, has been actively involved in projects ranging from large scale habitat restoration to international urban redevelopment projects. Mr. Kroll's diverse professional experience has led to projects that successfully integrate environmental, planning and landscape architectural services. Under his leadership, Miller Legg develops project solutions that respond to the natural environment, respect the social fabric and create sustainable aesthetic spaces. Relevant Project Experience: City of Miami Moore Park - This design/build project involved the renovation of a portion of the existing Moore Park which included a new LEED Gold community center building and daycare building, new basketball courts, a new park green area with pavilions and the associated pathway and parking/driveway areas. The site is located at the northeast corner of NW I Oth Avenue and NW 36rh Street in the City of Miami. Services provided by Miller Legg included civil engineering design, regulatory agency permitting, topographic and other surveys and construction administration services. City of Sunny Isles Beach Pelican Community Park - A three -acre active park site, for which Miller Legg managed landscape architecture, irrigation, engineering, surveying and architecture designs for a baseball field, recreation building, playground structure, gymnasium, and related site amenities within the City of Sunny Isles Beach. The project management team at Miller Legg received recognition from the City for their involvement in the design completion of the park. In addition, Miller Legg provided construction observation services. In addition, we also provided grant assistance to secure a Florida Recreational Development Assistant Program (FRDAP) grant for $200,000. FRDAP is a competitive grant program that provides financial assistance to local governments for development or acquisition of land for public outdoor recreational purposes. Award: Award of Merit American Society of Landscape Architects, Florida Chapter, 2009 Plantation Preserve S Golf Club - This 213 -acre project involved the City of Plantation's acquisition of the former Plantation Golf Club and the subsequent design of an Audubon - certified par 72 championship golf course incorporating a 1.5 -mile linear trail recreational component within the center of the proposed golf course, as well as 1,000 feet of entrance roadway relocated for SW 70th Avenue from SR 842/Broward Boulevard. Miller Legg coordinated with the Florida Department of Transportation on this roadway entrance feature. Funding for this project was secured through the Florida Communities Trust (FCT), the Broward County Open Space Fund and the sale of on -site created wedand credits. Services Miller Legg provided included: overall project management services as well as site master planning, wetland mitigation design and environmental permitting, surveying, landscape architecture, engineering services, stormwater management, flora and fauna evaluation, archaeological coordination and construction services. Town of Davie Math Igler Park - The project entailed development of a conceptual park master plan for the two - acre site for the Town of Davie. The park would serve as a passive park for the surrounding neighborhood. The Miller Legg team created a design that paid homage to the heritage of the site as an old citrus processing/packaging site. The design of the tot lots followed the theme of'orange processing' from picking oranges in a grove setting to 2 C'J processing them. Included in the park program was a connection to the area horse trails, a large picnic gazebo with open play areas associated with it, two tot lots, a small parking lot and a butterfly garden and retention area that is enhanced as a cypress dome. Surveying services included topographic and as- built surveys. Coral Springs Sportsplex - A 25 -acre recreadonal park expansion project requiring boundary and topographic surveying and mitigation design and jurisdictional wedand determinations. Wedand Rapid Assessment Procedure (WRAP) and Wedand Benefit Index (WBI) assessments, and permitting with the US Army Corps of Engineers, South Florida Water Management District, and Broward County. Linear Park at Weston Town Center - This 30 -acre mixed -use project included retail, office, residential and future governmental services. Other key elements for Weston Town Center include a winding 1.5 -mile lakefront linear park with band shell and an interactive fountain. The design process for this project included the preparation of Master Design Guidelines for the entire project and all the varied uses. In addition, this pedestrian-oriented "soul' of the City of Weston included a highly central retail area with themed landscaping, specialty paving design, site furniture, and irrigation. Award: Broward Beautiful Second Place for Large Commercial Establishment Broward County, 1004 City of Miramar Forzano Park Improvements Phase I - The City of Miramar plans to improve an existing 13- acre active park to convert sport usage and to improve operating conditions. The existing baseball clay infields, outfield and football field grass will be removed and modified to provide additional football /soccer field space. Park amenities also include volleyball courts and a community center. As a subconsultant co R.J. Behar, Miller Legg will provide planning, landscape architecture, irrigation design and topographic survey. City of Miramar River Run Park Improvements - The City of Miramar plans to improve this 8- acre neighborhood park, to include additional parking, trail and pavilion improvements and other miscellaneous amenities. Partial funding for the trail improvements include grant funding obtained in part from a Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Recreational Trails Program Grant. As a subconsultant to R.J. Behar & Associates. Miller Legg provided a fast track schedule, survey for the grant submittal. In addition, additional survey services, planning, and landscape architecture will be provided for the improvement to the River Run Park. C -I I Canal Trail - This 1.5 mile project consists of a pedestrian trail and an equestrian trail that run within the South Florida Water Management Districts ( SFWMD) right -of -way for the C -I I Canal. The trail system links the City of Weston to the existing extensive trail system within the adjacent Town of Davie. Extensive negotiations and coordination between the City and SFWMD were required to facilitate the design and use of this public green space. This linear park serves as a transition between Weston's residential communities and the Griffin Road corridor. Key design elements of this trails project included the development of overstory canopy, right -of -way drainage, and segregated use areas for pedestrian and equestrian users. Services provided included landscape architecture. planning engineering and permit coordination. City of Oakland Park Parks & Recreation Master Plan - Miller Legg was the City's Planning and Design consultant responsible for preparing a 20 -year Master Plan for its city-wide Recreation Programs and Parks. This City of 44.000 residents has a system of 24 -parks and recreation facilities with a staff of 45 responsible for maintenance and management Miller Legg prepared a Master Plan with an implementation approach which will rake the City to the year 2030 in updates to the recreation element of the comprehensive plan and physical development of many new parks while systematically updating the existing inventory. This project approach included development of an inventory of existing facilities and resources, creation of a customized web site for Michael communication with the public, inventorying existing residents and community stakeholders, development of physical plans, and establishment of budgets and schedules for implementation over a 5 -10 -20 year time frame. The entire project required six workshops, interviews with all public officials and current City Commissioners in order to establish support for adoption of the plan within a 12 month time frame. Long Key Natural Area/Habitat Restoration Project - The Long Key project is a wedand mitigation project that was developed in cooperation with the Broward County Parks and Recreation Division, to be consistent with the resource management goals for the Long Key Natural Area (formerly known as the Flamingo Road Environmentally - Sensitive Lands (ESL)/ Kapok Tree). The total on- site mitigation is approximately 30 acres, encompassing marsh creation, marsh enhancement, upland buffer creadon and upland buffer enhancement This mitigation was required by the US Army Corps of Engineers, Broward County, and the South Florida Water Management District The project supports a wide variety of wetland dependent avian species. Planted and recruited native plant species provide habitat for a variety of faunal species, including a number of state and federally listed species. Awards. Award of Excellence, American Society of Landscape Architects, Florida Chapter, 2003; Landscape Architecture Award, Florida Nursery Growers & Landscape Association, 2003; Engineering Excellence Honorable Mention, Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers, 2002 Plantation Volunteer Park Wetland Area - The purpose of this project was to restore and create wetland mitigation areas within a City park within a 1,000 - acre community known as Plantation Acres, located in Plantation. This area serves as a Consolidated Off -Site Mitigation Area to compensate for future impacts to all remaining wetlands present within undeveloped parcels in Plantation Acres. E 11 J Ronald Rollins, RLA Landscape Architect Professional Experience: Mr. Rollins is responsible for landscape architectural design for a variety of public and private projects including roadway landscaping and irrigation, active and passive park landscape design, as well as residential and commercial projects. Relevant Project Experience: City of Miami Gibson Park Design Criteria Report - For this 12 -acre park in the City of Miami, Miller Legg provided miscellaneous civil engineering services including as -built research, design compliance review, report writing as well as bidding and construction assistance for the design criteria report. City of Miami Moore Park Master Plan Design Criteria Report - For an approximate six -acre portion of the City of Miami's Moore Park, Miller Legg provided miscellaneous civil engineering services including as -built research, design compliance review, report writing, as well as bidding and construction assistance for the design criteria report City of Miramar Forzano Park Improvements Phase 1 - The City of Miramar plans to improve an existing 13- acre active park to convert sport usage and to improve operating conditions. The existing baseball clay infields, outfield and football field grass will be removed and modified to provide additional football/soccer field space. Park amenities also include volleyball courts and a community center. As a subconsukant to R.J. Behar, Miller Legg will provide planning, landscape architecture, irrigation design and topographic survey. City of Sunny Isles Beach Pelican Community Park - A three -acre active park site, for which Miller Legg managed landscape architecture, irrigation, engineering, surveying and architecture designs for a baseball field, recreation building, playground structure, gymnasium, and related site amenities within the City of Sunny Isles Beach. The project management team at Miller Legg received recognition from the City for their involvement in the design completion of the park. In addition, Miller Legg provided construction observation services. In addition, we also provided grant assistance to secure a Florida Recreational Development Assistant Program ( FRDAP) grant for $200,000. FRDAP is a competitive grant program that provides financial assistance to local governments for development or acquisition of land for public outdoor recreational purposes. Award: Award of Merft, American Society of Landscape Architects, Florida Chapter, 2009 Town of Davie Clark Park - Miller Legg provided a conceptual site plan for the 1.5 acre park in Davie. The park included a tot lot/playground, parking for six vehicles, picnic shelter, ADA accessibility, park benches and a bike rack Town of Davie Math Igler Park - The project entailed development of a conceptual park master plan for the two - acre site for the Town of Davie. The park would serve as a passive park for the surrounding neighborhood. The Miller Legg team created a design that paid homage to the heritage of the site as an old citrus processing/packaging site. The design of the tot lots followed the theme of'orange processing' from picking oranges in a grove setting to processing them. Included in the park program was a connection to the area horse trails, a large picnic gazebo with open play areas associated with it two tot lots, a small parking lot and a butterfly garden and retention area that is enhanced as a cypress dome. Surveying services included topographic and as- built surveys. City of Miramar River Run Park Improvements - The City of Miramar E plans to improve this 8 -acre neighborhood park, to include additional parking, trail and pavilion improvements and other miscellaneous amenities. Partial funding for the trail improvements include grant funding obtained in part from a Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Recreational Trails Program Grant. As a subconsultant to R-J. Behar & Associates, Miller Legg provided a fast track schedule, survey for the grant submittal. In addition, additional survey services, planning. and landscape architecture will be provided for the improvement to the River Run Park. Plantation Preserve & Golf Club - This 213 -acre project involved the City of Plantation's acquisition of the former Plantation Golf Club and the subsequent design of an Audubon-certified par 72 championship golf course incorporating a 1.5 -mile linear trail recreational component within the center of the proposed golf course, as well as 1,000 feet of entrance roadway relocated for SW 70th Avenue from SR 842 /Broward Boulevard. Miller Legg coordinated with the Florida Department of Transportation on this roadway entrance feature. Funding for this project was secured through the Florida Communities Trust (FCT), the Broward County Open Space Fund and the sale of on -site created wedand credits. Services Miller Legg provided included: overall project management services as well as site master planning, wetland mitigation design and environmental permitting, surveying, landscape architecture, engineering services, stormwater managemem, flora and fauna evaluation, archaeological coordination and construction services. Town of Miami Lakes Streetscape Master Plan - Miller Legg is the Town of Miami Lakes' Consultant Landscape Architect responsible for a variety of on- going landscape architecture assignments and specifically for development of a comprehensive Town Streetscape Master Plan. The Town consists of a 35- year old streetscape for original parts of the Town and newly annexed components which have doubled its size. The primary network of streets includes all arterials and many collector streets which comprise some 12 miles of roadways. Miller Legg developed an approach to the project that includes development or assembly of all data necessary; organizing and conducting a public workshop to gather public input and support; development of a phased schedule of landscape implementation plans; and production of a schedule for implementation tied to identified existing and future funding resources. In funding, Miller Legg has successfully prepared a grant for Town landscaping of existing parks through the State of Florida Department of Forestry. City of Oakland Park Parks & Recreation Master Plan - Miller Legg was the City of Oakland Park's Planning and Design consultant responsible for preparing a 20 -year Master Plan for its city -wide Recreation Programs and Parks. This City of 44,000 residents has a system of 24 -parks and recreation facilities with a staff of 45 responsible for maintenance and management. Miller Legg prepared a Master Plan with an implementation approach which will take the City to the year 2030 in updates to the recreation element of the comprehensive plan and physical development of many new parks while systematically updating the existing inventory. This project approach included development of an inventory of existing facilities and resources, creation of a customized web site for communication with the public, inventorying existing residents and community stakeholders, development of physical plans, and establishment of budgets and schedules for implementation over a 5 -10 -20 year time frame. The entire project required six workshops, interviews with all public officials and current City Commissioners in order to establish support for adoption of the plan within a 12 month time frame. Broward County Parks and Recreation Tradewinds Park Equestrian Trails - The equestrian trail planning for Tradewinds Park was in conjunction with a comprehensive Tradewinds Park Master Development Plan created for the Broward County Parks and Recreation Division. The plans call for a network of trails, totaling eight Ron Rollins, RLA miles that wind through various native Florida habitats and terrain and vary in width to provide the rider a variety of experiences. The park trail network was designed to be tied to a future county- wide network of biking and hiking trails. Broward County Parks and Recreation Tradewinds Park Master Development Plan - Design Of the overall Master Development Plan, including equestrian trails, which will serve to guide development for and improvements on the 240 -acres of land that constitute the north end of Tradewinds Park, a Broward County Regional Park. The plan was comprehensive in its scope, examining all park elements, from new additional park facilities and improvements to existing facilities, to addressing infrastructure improvements and dealing with parking and circulation issues. The equestrian trail planning called for a network of trails, totaling eight miles, that wind through various native Florida habitats and terrain and vary in width to provide the rider a variety of experiences. The park trail network was designed to be tied to a future County-wide network of biking and hiking trails. City of Coconut Creek SR7 /US441 Landscape Beautification Grant from the Sawgrass Expressway to the County Line - Conceptual plans for a two -mile stretch of SR 7/US 441 through the City of Coconut Creek served as exhibits to obtain funding through a Broward Beautiful Thoroughfare Beautification Grant Program. The conceptual design goal was to enhance the existing plant material, as well as provide an irrigation system within the existing roadway medians. This landscape corridor design is an integral part of the gateway to the City of Coconut Creek as well as Broward County; and provides an overall unified beautification enhancement for the corridor. Grant assistance and surveying services were also provided. ® Dylan Larson, PWS, CEP, CLI Sr. Environmental Specialist/Permitting • MILLER \` LEGG Professional Experience: Mr. Larson has significant experience in environmental consulting in Florida and is responsible for overseeing and performing studies and investigations on biological and ecological impacts affecting the firm's projects. This includes field evaluations, assessments, recommendations and report writing. Dylan has established himself as a valuable leader and team member on a variety of the firm's projects that have involved environmental issues. Specific responsibilities include: wetland jurisdictional determination, dredge and fill permitting, wetland mitigation design, mitigation monitoring, recommendations for maintenance procedures. coordination and oversight of environmental GIS applications, and assistance with plan preparations and mitigation. In addition, Dylan is a Principal and member of the firm's Leadership Council. Relevant Project Experience: Broward County Parks and Recreation West Lake Park I - Engineering Services - Phase one of this 1,500 -acre award- winning environmental park and nature center in Hollywood. Services provided included: paving and drainage improvements for the nature center and associated parking lot, design of three sewage pump stations, water distribution system design, sanitary sewage collection and transmission system design, off -site force main, traffic engineering, surveying, environmental mitigation and design, and restoration of mangrove preservation areas. Award: Engineering Excellence Award, American Council of Engineering Componies, 2004 City of Pembroke Pines Flamingo Park Expansion - A 25 -acre active -use park expansion project along Flamingo Road in Pembroke Pines. The amenities include baseball fields, tot lot, concession buildinglclub house and maintenance building. Services provided included: surveying, platting, paving and drainage design, water and sewer design, lighting and construction observation and management. City of Fort Lauderdale Mills Pond Park Environmental Construction Observation - The City of Fort Lauderdale hired Miller Legg to provide construction observation in the highly environmentally sensitive area at Mills Pond Park. Miller Legg is ensuring adherence to the specifications and permit criteria and prevent accidental damage to protected vegetation and resources that are present on -site. Construction of this off -site mitigation was achieved through a combination of nuisance and exotic vegetation removal and planting of over 6,600 freshwater and saltwater - tolerant trees, shrubs and groundcover at the Park. Services provided include design, permitting modifications through Broward County, South Florida Water Management District, US Army Corps of Engineers. bid documentation, construction administration, environmental monitoring, cost estimates, scheduling, conservation easements, sketch and legal descriptions, construction layout, field modifications, construction management, agency coordination, compliance and outreach program to ensure project success. Broward County Parks and Recreation Secret Woods Park Dock - As part of the team providing surveying and environmental services to Broward County Parks Department, Miller Legg was tasked to obtain approval for adding boat docks to the existing boardwalk structure. Prepared permit sketches and application permit information. Permitting was done with Broward County Environmental Protection and Growth Management Department. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and South Florida Water Management District for sovereign u l J 11 submerged lands through FDEPs Board of Trustees Internal Improvement Trust Fund (TIITF) and processed local variances. In addition. Miller Legg prepared a topographic survey at a grid sufficient to create I foot contours in the project area of the South Fork of the New River. The limits of vegetation along the south edge of subject area were identified, located and shown. The "Safe Upland Line" elevation for subject area was researched and shown on the survey drawing. Features bordering the north edge of water in subject area were identified and shown on the survey. City of Pembroke Pines Wetlands Park - A 100 -acre municipal passive park containing an interpretive exhibit center, 3,000 LF of boardwalk and nature trails, and canoe trails in Pembroke Pines. Services provided included: land surveys, as -built surveys, topographic surveys, master planning, site planning and engineering, mitigation design and consulting, and construction management and observation. Plantation Parks Wetlands Project - This project was to create two wetland mitigation areas within the community of Plantation Acres. These areas combined serve as a consolidated off -site mitigation area to compensate for future impacts to all remaining wetlands present within approximately 28 undeveloped parcels in Plantation Acres. The two subject sites are the 45 -acre Volunteer Park site located at the southwest corner of Sunrise Boulevard and NW 1 I Sth Avenue, and the 28 -acre Broward County School Board site located at the northeast corner of NW 121st Avenue and NW 1 12th Sweet Environmental services provided included: mapping of jurisdictional wetlands within the mitigation site and approximately 28 impact sites, functional evaluations, mitigation calculations, design of consolidated mitigation area, permitting of wetland impacts and consolidated mitigation area through Department of Planning and Environmental Protection (DPEP) and US Army Corps of Engineers (USACOE), and development of credit distribution mechanism for the City of Plantation. Pembroke Pines City Center - This project consisted of approximately 100 acre mixed use project that was the last phase of a 200 acre coral development that also included multi - family and commercial land use components in Pembroke Pines. The City Center project consisted of design for a commercial and town center concept with adjacent multi- family residential components. Unique site design components included incorporation of a city park, linear 200' wide FP &L easement that split the property, an adjacent fuel pipeline easement, as well as extensive accommodation for stormwater management systems and wetlands mitigation areas. Services included environmental resource permitting, mitigation design, mitigation construction, maintenance observation, remedial plan development mitigation monitoring and surveying. Monterra Greenway and Bike Path - Designed the greenway /park with a one mile bike trail within the 27 acres of the FPL easement that bisects the Monterra (Waldrep) property as part of the Broward County Greenway System. Routed the recreational wail /bike trail, lay -out of fitness stations, tot -lots, shade structures and multi-use courts, parking and access to the trail, security fencing and access gates and landscaping. Planting and irrigation plans, along with miscellaneous hardscape design, were provided. The greenway and bike path connected to each of the residential and commercial phases of the Monterra development. Osprey Point Golf Course (South County Regional Park) - Palm Beach County Parks and Recreation contracted Miller Legg to develop a presentation to aid in the procurement of a water use permit from SFWMD in order to operate a 27 -hole golf course. Miller Legg pursued Audubon Certification for the golf course and it has been officially designated a Certified Audubon International Classic Sanctuary, the first in Florida, second in the United States and fifth in the world. Miller Legg aided in identifying ways for the site to use less water. Miller Legg revised the golf course plans to apply low- impact development techniques for stormwater management, including bioswales and infiltration trenches. Miller Legg also worked with the County to enhance the overall landscape design and create natural corridors for wildlife. City of Plantation Volunteer Park Wetland Regional Off -Site Mitigation Area - The purpose of this project was to restore and create wetland mitigation areas within a City park within a 1,000 -acre community known as Plantation Acres, located in Plantation. This mitigation area serves as a Consolidated Off -Site Mitigation Area to compensate for future impacts to all remaining wetlands present within undeveloped parcels in Plantation Acres. Miller Legg performs bi- annual monitoring of the wetland preserve area to ensure continued compliance. St. Lucie County River Park Marina - For this St Lucie County River Park Marina located in Port St. Lucie, Miller Legg provided mitigation monitoring services at the preserve area along the North Fork of the SL Lucie River for a period of five years. Mitigation monitoring is a permitting requirement of the FDEP and USACE and includes specific task requirements such as quarterly monitoring reports for one year and semi - annually for years two to five. In addition to the monitoring, our biologists provided vegetation clearing oversight for removal of exotics. The project also included 0.32 acres of shoreline rip rap protection, fishing platform, and fixed and Boating dock components. Approximately five acres of mixed hardwood wetlands were placed under a conservation easement and the shoreline was planted with native vegetation such as mangroves and leacher fern. Nuisance and exotic species also were removed as part of the project improvements. Boynton Beach Oceanfront Park Boardwalk - Miller Legg was the prime consultant for the replacement of existing boardwalk and minor structures at Oceanfront Boardwalk Park in Boynton Beach. The goal of the City was to renovate their only beach access park. Other elements of this improvement project included hardscape, lighting and landscape. ® William R Mohler, III, CA • MILLERl`�EGG Biologist Professional Experience: Mr. Mohler is experienced in environmental document preparation, ecological monitoring and assessment, compliance monitoring, and geographic information systems (GIS). He has a comprehensive knowledge of Florida floral and faunal communities and their interactions. In addition, his training and practical experience includes lab and field experimentation, biological, water and soil sample collection and monitoring, taxonomy, plant physiology, wildlife catch and release, avifauna) surveys, experimental design and implementation, data management, and statistical and numerical analysis. Mr. Mohler has exceptional field operations skills including preparing and calibrating field equipment and engineering specialized daa collection field solutions. In addition, he has over IS years of small boat and airboat piloting experience, and is a skilled engine mechanic. Mr. Mohler has excellent navigation skills and has personally piloted watercraft to over 300 tree islands in the Everglades. He has also led field crews into dangerous terrain and navigated throughout the Everglades system using GPS. He is skilled in using various types of equipment and software including ESRI Arc GIS Trimble Arc pad, Li -Cor, TREC, SPOT, GPS, LIDAR, Dynamax TDP Sap Flow systems, Decagon ProCheck soil moisture probes, HOBO and CR1000 environmental loggers, Photovoltaic cells. and Morningstar Solar power equipment, along with all associated off - loading programs. Relevant Project Experience: Pembroke Pines City Center - This project consisted of approximately 100 acre mixed use project that was the last phase of a 200 acre total development that also included multi - family and commercial land use components in Pembroke Pines. The City Center project consisted of design for a commercial and town center concept with adjacent multi - family residential components. Unique site design components included incorporation of a city park, linear 200' wide FP &L easement that split the property, an adjacent fuel pipeline easement, as well as extensive accommodation for stormwater management systems and wetlands mitigation areas. Services included environmental resource Permitting; mitigation design, mitigation construction, maintenance observation, remedial plan development, mitigation monitoring and surveying. City of Pembroke Pines West Pines Soccer Park - A 56-acre active and passive municipal park located at 196th Avenue and Pines Boulevard in the City of Pembroke Pines. This unique park's features includes four soccer fields and one football facility as well as providing other active park elements with passive park facilities such as a boardwalk and 21 acres of wetlands mitigation area. Services provided by Miller Legg include civil engineering, surveying, wetlands mitigation planning, assistance with grant writing, and mitigation construction observation. Permitting was coordinated with US Army Corps of Engineers, Broward County and South Florida Water Management District Miller Legg worked in concert with several other consultants to achieve this project City of Fort Lauderdale Mills Pond Park Environmental Construction Observation - The City of Fort Lauderdale hired Miller Legg to provide construction observation in the highly environmentally sensitive area at Mills Pond Park Miller Legg is ensuring adherence to the specifications and permit criteria and prevent accidental damage to protected vegetation and resources that are present on -site. Construction of this off -site mitigation was achieved through a combination of nuisance and exotic vegetation removal 11 C u and planting of over 6,600 freshwater and saltwater - tolerant trees, shrubs and groundcover at the Park. Services provided include design, permitting modifications through Broward County, South Florida Water Management District, US Army Corps of Engineers, bid documentation, construction administration, environmental monitoring, cost estimates, scheduling, conservation easements, sketch and legal descriptions, construction layout, field modifications, construction management agency coordination, compliance and outreach program to ensure project success. Broward County Parks and Recreation West Lake Park II - Environmental Services - Miller Legg is the prime consultant for the permitting and design of enhancements for the second phase of this 1,500 -acre estuarine wetland. Services provided included: paving and drainage improvements for the nature center and associated parking lot. design of three sewage pump stations, water distribution system design, sanitary sewage collection and transmission system design, off -site force main, traffic engineering, surveying, water quality data analysis, hypothesis development and review, sediment analysis, fishery analysis, rip -rap design, benthic macro - invertebrate identification, seagrass survey, mitigation credit determination, and permitting with the US Army Corps of Engineers, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, South Florida Water Management District. and Broward County Environmental Protection Department The seagrass survey was conducted using scuba diving and digital global positioning satellite equipment and included rransect/quadrant measurements of seagrass density, abundance, and frequency of occurrence. Additional specific services included mangrove trimming oversight, soil disposal coordination and administration, regulated water management environmental creation area e- permit compliance, mangrove wetland construction administration, saltmarsh and tidal upland habitat restoration and planting (over 63,000 plants) review and administration, scientific monitoring for biological habitat function and permit compliance. wetland maintenance review and administration, construction grading and creation of habitat review and administration, rip rap and marine wetland protection construction review and administration, environmental protection / monitoring, protected species (wildlife and plants) observation and compliance / avoidance during construction, seagrass monitoring during construction and SWPP. FDOT D4 SR7 PD &E Study (Individual Experience) - Palm Beach County Aviation Dept. was interested in identifying bird species and habitats used by these animals on its property. A number of incidents where airplanes came in contact with birds sparked interest in identifying problematic species. Mr. Mohler conducted surveys throughout the Palm Beach County property and supplied digital survey data sheets and Geographic Information System maps of documented sightings. Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Habitat Management Plan -The project involved updating the campus - wide Habitat Management Plan (HMP) for the Boca Raton campus of Florida Atlantic University (FAU). The HMP addressed the on -site preserve areas as well as undeveloped parcels that were slated for future development. The main goal of the HMP was to maintain the existing gopher tortoise and burrowing owl populations on campus. The HMP included updating the existing preserve area boundary, revising the management units, updating the habitat maps, updating the gopher tortoise and burrowing owl burrow location maps, including training of staff and contractors, exoticiferal species management, educational signage, and opinion of probable cost. R Mohler. III. CA Port Everglades Turning Notch Mangrove Wetland Creation - Miller Legg is a subconsultant to Bergeron Land Development for this Port Everglades Turning Notch Mangrove Wedand Creation Project. The firm is providing field support services for environmental and engineering permit compliance. protected species observation, including mangroves and manatees, water quality monitoring, turbidity monitoring, erosion control inspection, plan review and environmental administration and reporting. Florida Department of Transportation District 6 SR 25 /Okeechobee Road Landscape Design and Inspections — Miller Legg was hired to prepare landscape planting plans for two segments of this project, conduct field meetings and perform quarterly warranty inspections. Jog Road Environmental Permitting (Individual Experience) Palm Beach County proposed construction of a 1.5 mile long four -lane roadway corridor through wetland habitat. As part of the permitting process, Mr. Mohler completed protected species data collection (field and in- office), impact analysis, and drafted an Endangered Species Biological Assessment. This effort included extensive land use/land cover mapping using ArcView and supplemental grouncitruthing. �a Ardarnan & Associates, Inc. ® GeDW04*m, Env.wmemal wO ma c,..' Evelio Horta, Ph.D., P.E. Chief Geotechnical Engineer, Miami Education: Ph.D. Technical Sciences in Soil Mechanics, M.S. in Soil Mechanics, B.S.C.E., Registration: Professional Engineer, Florida, No. 46625 Years Experience: 43 Dr. Horta has over 43 years of varied experience in the field of geotechnical engineering, and has been with Ardaman for the past 17 years. Mr. Horta supervises geotechnical investigations and prepares recommendations for a wide variety of projects including low to high -rise structures, highways and bridges, embankments, dams, and public work projects. He also supervises construction monitoring and testing on similar projects. Relevant Experience: SR 836 -RSRR Westbound to Southbound HRFT Connection, Miami, Florida 2008 -2009 Project Manager: Mr. Scott Dean, HNTB Mr. Horta performed analyses of the central pier foundation settlements. Provided recommendations for underpinning of the foundation based on the results of modeling of the structures using the Plaxis 3D program. ® e MIC -MIA Elevated Railroad, Miami International Airport 2002 DAC Project Manager: Mr. Gasser Douge, P.E. Mr. Horta served as Senior Project Engineer for the new elevated railroad connecting the MIA terminals with the new complex of car rental east of LeJeune Road. The geotechnical investigation included deep borings, laboratory testing and studies to provide recommendations for piles and shaft foundation for the new continuous bridge structure and its maintenance facilities. • SR 826 Improvement Program; SR 8261836 Interchange — FDOT, District 6, Miami, Florida 2000 Project Manager: Mr. Ali Togliani, P.E., FDOT Mr. Horta served as Senior Geotechnical Engineer for this interchange which includes 50 bridges on variable soil conditions. The bridges will be separated on shafts and driven piles. The soil investigation includes about 230 borings extended to depths of 125 feet below grade. • North Terminal Expansion Program, Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida 2007 -2009 Project Manager: Mr. Enrique Perez. (Miami -Dade Aviation Department) Ardaman is currently performing all soil testing, foundation inspections, pile installation observations and materials testing for 18 different projects within the scope of the North Terminal Expansion. • South Terminal Expansion Program, Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida 2006 Project Manager: George Garcia, P.E. (Miami International Airport) Mr. Horta served as Senior Geotechnical Engineer for this project which included the design and construction of the new terminal plus the new Concourse J and remodeling of Concourse H. Ardaman performed all soil testing and foundation inspection and testing for the new terminal (J) and remodeled terminal (H). • Sawgrass Expressway Ramp Toll Plaza Improvements (US441 & Lyons Rd - New toll facilities /roadway improvements), Broward County (Bentley Architects + Engineers) Mr. Horta as Senior Geotechnical Engineer for this project which included the geotechnical investigation for the improvements and widening of five ramps connecting the Sawgrass Expressway to US-441 and Lyons Road. Standard -J Page 1 Ardaman b Associates, Inc. Mat teteu3Ca Conwllan�enlal anC Evelio Horta, Ph.D., P.E. Chief Geotechnical Engineer, Miami penetration test and auger borings were performed up to 20 feet below grade. Laboratory testing and engineering recommendations were provided for the new toll facilities and roadway improvements. • Port Boulevard Expansion, Port of Miami, Miami 2004 Project Manager: Mr. Julio Grave, Foster Wheeler Environmental Corp. Mr. Horta served as Senior Geotechnical Project Engineer for realignment and widening of the Port of Miami access. Soil borings for roadway and a new bridge foundation were completed. • South Florida Rail Corridor Phase II - Hialeah Terminal to Hollywood Blvd. 1995 -1997 Prime Consultant: HDR Engineering, Mr. Tom Kuinjan, P.E. Mr. Horta served as geotechnical Senior Project Engineer for the new railway tracks and two new bridges along the 11 miles project alignment. Field and laboratory testing were performed that included deep standard penetration soil borings, pavement survey and asphalt testing. • Palmetto Expressway Improvement, S.R.'s 826 and 836, Florida Department of Transportation, District 6, Dade County, Florida 1991.1996 Project Manager: Ali Togliani, P.E., FDOT Mr. Horta served as Senior Project Engineer for this project. He supervised a field investigation that included over 190 borings extended to depths as great as 150 feet. He also conducted detailed foundation analyses for foundations and embankments, including evaluating various foundation types such as driven piles, drilled shafts and shallow footings. • Homestead Extension Florida Turnpike (HEFT) - Okeechobee Toll Plaza to 1 -75 Widening 1998 -1999 - Prime Consultant: Kimley Horn & Associates, Mr. Murray D. Thornbeurg, Jr., P.E. ® Mr. Horta served as geotechnical Senior Project Engineer for investigation of the five bridges included in this HEFT section and other geotechnical aspects of the project that includes the use of driving piles, shafts and shallow footings. • Homestead Extension Florida Turnpike (HEFT) - Tamiami Toll Plaza Improvements 1995.1996 Prime Consultant: Sverdrup Corporation, Mr. Gary Roufa, P.E. Mr. Horta served as geotechnical Senior Project Engineer for this project that extends from SW 560 Street to SW 24`" Street. Road widening, bridge investigation, asphalt pavement survey and testing and noise wall investigation was included in the geotechnical investigation. E NW 57 Avenue (W. 4 Avenue) from W. 21 Street to W. 49 Street, Hialeah, FL 2001 Project Manager: Mr. Ali Togliani, FDOT Mr. Horta served as Senior Geotechnical Project Engineer for this subsurface exploration and geotechnical engineering evaluation of the existing 1.9 -mile section of W. 4 Avenue that will be widened to the west. Two new bridges will be required to provide access to lateral streets, retaining walls will be required along the existing canal to provide room for the proposed widening and the existing roadway pavement section was evaluated; Drainage and LBR tests were performed along the alignment. Subsurface exploration was performed using SPT and Auger borings in accordance with FDOT recommendations. Engineering work included evaluating alternate foundations types. Page 2 ® EVELIO HORTA JR. STAFF ENGINEER ARDAMAN 8 ASSOCIATES, INC., MIAMI EDUCATION: CE, MSCE, University of Florida, 2003 EXPERIENCE: Mr. Horta Jr. performs geotechnical engineering analysis in a variety of projects including buildings, roadways, bridges and infrastructure projects. He has 8 years of experience with Ardaman. The following are some of his relevant projects. • City of Miami, Continuing Services Contract Miami, Florida Mr.. Horta is Project Engineer for the City of Miami contract as Ardaman has been providing geotechnical engineering, construction materials testing, and hydrology services for more than 15 years, providing a variety of services on dozens of various public works and infrastructure projects. Miami -Dade County, Continuing Services Contract Miami, Florida Mr. Horta is Project Engineer for the Dade County contract as Ardaman has been providing geotechnical engineering, construction materials testing and environmental sciences services to Miami -Dade County for more than 10 years, providing a variety of services on dozens of various public works and infrastructure projects. ® • Scott Carver Hope VI Redevelopment Project- NW 22 Ave & NW 73 St Miami, Florida Residential development that includes 80 multi - family buildings. A total of 130 SPT borings, 27 percolation tests and trench tests were performed. Mr. Horta Jr, supervised all field investigation including field testing. Performed engineering analysis for foundation and drainage design. El • Hewanorra International Airport, SL Lucia, W.I. Geotechnical investigation for the new four story structure for the airport. Mr. Horta Jr. supervised field investigation and field testing. Performed engineering analysis for foundation and drainage design. • SR 826 Improvement Program; SR 8261836 Interchange— FDOT, District 6, Miami, Florida Horta Jr. as staff engineer managed drill crews and performed foundation analysis including piles and shaft design under vertical and lateral loads. He also prepared the Report of Core Borings for each of the 50 bridges that comprehend the project with the use of the MicroStation V8 FDOT 2004 CADD program. • North Terminal Expansion Program, Miami International Airport, Miami, Florida Mr. Horta Jr. as staff engineer performed pile installation inspections, stressing inspections, fire proofing inspections, non destructive testing for special structures, low head auger cast pile installation, and pin -pile foundation installation inspection for the construction of the North Terminal expansion. Terminals A through C, and terminal E, J and H. • North Flagler Drive Sea Wall, West Palm, Florida Mr. Hone Jr. as staff engineer performed Driven Pile installation inspections and provided assistance with the geotechnical engineering during the elaboration of report for the Seawall and Boat Show docking section on the West Palm intercoastal section. �_ Ard• n a Anodatm I= El EVELIO HORTA, JR. (Continued) • Islamorada Wastewater Plant and Sewer Main Islamorada, Florida The project includes the design and construction of a new wastewater plant and collection system through part of Islamorada that extends for about 8 miles. The geotechnical investigation included borings between 20 to 35 feet. Mr. Horta Jr. was Project Geotechnical Engineer in charge of field exploration and report preparation. Plantation Key Wastewater Treatment Plant and Collection System Plantation Key, Florida The project includes a new wastewater plant for Plantation Key. Ardaman provided over 50 borings for the recommendations of the proposed structures, foundation and other geotechnical aspects of the project. Mr. Horta Jr. was Project Engineer in charge of field exploration and report preparation. • City of Marathon Wastewater System Marathon, Florida Over 40 borings were completed to define soil characteristics along the existing vacuum sewer mains for the City of Marathon. Mr. Horta Jr was Project Engineer in charge of field exploration and report preparation. • The Panorama Condominium, San Pedro Sula, Honduras Mr. Horta Jr. as staff engineer'performed soil characterization and foundation alternative analysis based on results form Plaxis 3D Program for two high rise structures in a river bed with variable soils conditions, Instrumentation of load testing of a 100 foot shaft foundation using an Osterberg Cell. He also performed shaft installation inspections. • The Onyx II Condominium, NE 28� Street and North Sayshore Drive, Miami, Florida Mr. Horta Jr. as staff engineer performed foundation alternative analysis for these high rise structures and soil boring descriptions. ® Local Residential and Commercial Projects, Miami, Florida Mr. Horta Jr. as staff engineer has performed several soil boring descriptions and foundation alternatives analysis for local residential and commercial structures. , • Landmark At The Gardens, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Mr. Horta Jr. as staff engineer provided assistance with the geotechnical engineering during the site preparation of these high -rise residential structures. • Everglades Mitigation Bank, FPL, Turkey Point, Miami , Florida Mr. Horta Jr. as staff engineer managed drill crews, provided assistance with the geotechnical engineering during the elaboration of report for the L -31 Water Control Structure (spillways, culverts) and Sea Dade Discharge Canal. —" A,d•nun i Assmist •. Inc. Geuv¢rxa. Emncm.ns.,e w:m•a c«:mm 2 ® MEP ELECTRIICALLPLUMBING MEP ENGINEERING, INC. ANTONIO NARANJO, P.E., LEEVAP EDUCATION: Florida International University, Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering, 1983. REGISTRATION: State of Florida Registered Professional Engineer, P.E. #35664 Certified Technical Assistance Analyst, No. TA 0018. State of Minnesota Registered Professional Engineer No. 22827 AFFILIATIONS: American Society of Heating Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers ASHRAE, Miami Chapter. NFPA — National Fire Protection Association — Member No. 1017156 QUALIFICATIONS: Professional consulting engineering design, managing and overseeing the development of projects from preparation of drawings and specifications through permits and construction. Extensive experience in mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection systems. Founded MEP Engineering in 1989 and completed numerous projects for new buildings and retrofits including commercial, High -Rise, Residential, Port/Airport Facilities, Public and Private Schools, Universities, Health Care and others. PROJECT EXPERIENCE: Flamingo Park Renovation — Miami Beach, Florida Improvements for the Football Field, Track and Ancillary functions and structures. These are the Playfield, Track, Press Box, Field Lighting, Restrooms and Concessions areas. Services Provided: Mechanical and Plumbing Engineering Systems Design. • Riviera Park Renovations — Parking Lot Lighting Coral Gables, Florida Demolition and removal of concrete walkways, new electric light poles, site furniture, new playground with synthetic Flooring, fencing, landscaping and irrigation system. This park also has a new gazebo and exercise trail with stations. Services Provided: Electrical and Site Lighting Engineering Systems Design. • Doral City Park — Doral, Florida New Doral Park adjacent to the City Hall. Approximately 3.5 acres. Pole Lights illumination for walkways, landscape lighting, power for irrigation, WIFI hot spots for wireless internet. Services Provided: Electrical, Site Lighting and Fire Alarm Engineering Systems Design. ® ANTONIO NARANJO, P.E., LEE DO AP— RESUME PAGE 1 OF 2 EMAILS: MEP(cDMEPENGINEERINGINC.CONi I TONY(OiMEPENGINEERINGINC.COM 10590 N.W. 27`" STREET, SUITE 101, DORAL, FL. 33172 • TEL.: (305) 471 -0160 • FAX: (305) 593 -2530 ® MEP ENGINEERING, INC. Town of Miami Lakes Youth Center Park East Miami Lakes, Florida This Project consists of the construction of a building approximately 4,000 square feet with multipurpose activity rooms and classrooms for after school educational programs and tutoring, a half basketball court and additional parking. Additionally, there are two pavilion /picnic areas that can also be used to host small events and functions. Services Provided: Mechanical and Plumbing Engineering Systems Design • City of Dora] Dog Park — Restroom Pavilion One story building, approximately 1000 S.F., with a small concession stand and Male/female restrooms, located at City of Doral, Florida Services Provided: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing Engineering Systems Design. • City of Tamarac Mainland's Park —Tamarac, Florida Restroom /Storage Building at City of Tamarac Mainland's Park. Simple 30'x24' structure with bathrooms, plumbing, lights and exhaust. Services Provided: Mechanical and Plumbing Engineering System Design. Fern Isle Park — Parking Lot Lighting Miami, Florida City of Miami Parks and Recreation project located at 2211 N.W. 11p' Street ® (Next to Miami River) approximately 10 acres. Bathroom Building, Concession Facility Building, Baseball Field, Basketball Field, Basketball Court and Parking Lot Lighting. Services Provided: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Site Lighting Engineering Systems Design. Amelia Earhart Park — Phase II /Parking Lot Lighting Miami, Florida Miami -Dade County Parks and Recreation project consisting of Sports Lighting (6) New Soccer Fields, Public Bathroom Building, New Park Office, 160 Parking Lot, Driveways and New Access Road. Services Provided: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Site Lighting Engineering Systems Design. Lummus Park Recreation and Historic Building Site Improvements Parking Lot Lighting - Miami, Florida Architectural /Engineering services and Historic Preservation for an addition and Miscellaneous Improvements to the Recreation Building. Renovate and improve site amenities. This project includes a 700 S.F. addition to the existing recreation building, parking, additional light poles to improve light level, new ADA drinking fountain, toilet rooms, new dumpster enclosure and renovations. Services Provided: Mechanical, Electrical (Site Lighting & Parking Site Lighting) and Plumbing Systems Engineering Systems Design. ® ANTONIO F. NARANJO, P.E., LEED"' AP — RESUME Page 2 of 2 EMAIL: 61EP(a)MEPENGINEERINGINC.COM I TONY(47MEPENGINEERINGINC.COM 10590 N.W. 27 "' STREET, SUITE 101, DORAL, FL. 33172 • TEL.: (305) 471 -0160 • FAX: (305) 593 -2530 ® D MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL PLUMBING MEP ENGINEERING, INC. MILTON GUIxENS, P.E. EDUCATION: Central University Las Villas — Villa Clara, Cuba Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering, area of concentration Automation and Control 1984 -1989. REGISTRATION: State of Florida Registered Professional Engineer, PE #62395 PROFESSIONAL Mr. Guixens participates in the design and drafting phases of MEP projects. EXPERIENCE: He has extensive experience In electrical engineering design Of projects development and construction phases of power and control systems. Mr. Guixens joined MEP Engineering on April 2011 as Electrical Engineer with more than 20 years of specialized expertise and experience designing power distribution and automation systems, wiring design, calculations, lighting design specifications and photometric calculations. Emergency back -up generator sizing and selection of lightning protection systems. He coordinates with architects to ensure design efficacy. PROJECT EXPERIENCE: Flamingo Park Renovation — Miami Beach, Florida Improvements for the Football Field, Track and Ancillary functions and structures. These are the Playfield, Track, Press Box, Field Lighting, Restrooms and Concessions areas. Services Provided: Electrical, Lighting and Power, Fire Alarm and Site Lighting Engineering Systems Design. Doral City Park — Doral, Florida New Doral Park adjacent to the City Hall. Approximately 3.5 acres. Pole Lights illumination for walkways, landscape lighting, power for irrigation, WIFI hot spots for wireless intemet. Services Provided: Electrical and Fire Alarm Engineering Systems Design. Town of Miami Lakes Youth Center Park East - Miami Lakes, Florida This Project consists of the construction of a building approximately 4,000 square feet with multipurpose activity rooms and classrooms for after school educational programs and tutoring, a half basketball court and additional parking. Additionally, there are two pavilion /picnic areas that can also be used to host small events and functions. Services Provided: Electrical, Fire Alarm and New Site Lighting Engineering Systems Design. 0 MILTON GUIXENS, P.E. —ELECTRICAL ENGINEER RESUME PAGE 1 OF 2 EMAILS: MEP(QD.MEPENGINEERINGINC.COM j MILTON(a7MEPENGINEERINGINC.COM 10590 N.W. 27TH STREET, SUITE 101, DORAL, FLORIDA 33172 • TEL: (305) 471 -0160 • FAX: (305) 593 -2530 ® MEP ENGINEERING, INC. • City of Tamarac Mainland's Park — Tamarac, Florida Restroom /Storage Building at City of Tamarac Mainland's Park. Simple 30'x24' structure with bathrooms, plumbing, lights and exhaust. Services Provided: Electrical Engineering System Design. Town of Surfside — Harding Avenue Streetscape Improvements Surfside, Florida The electrical plans were taken to completion using a conventional design with an FPL meter and electrical panel serving the landscape lights. Later the City directed us to redesign as per their discussions with FPL to tap the lines at the street light poles as the source of power. Services Provided: Electrical Engineering Design System. City of Hialeah - Milander Community Center and Multi- Purpose Facility Hialeah, Florida This facility will be a 2 story building with large open meeting spaces. The scope included Fire Alarm, Fire Suppression System, Electrical for site and building, HVAC design, Plumbing, Security Cameras, for group meeting areas /classroom and facility. Services Provided: Electrical and Fire Alarm Engineering Systems Design. • Jackson Memorial Hospital DTC Building Pet Scan Facility Miami, Florida A new Pet Scanner will be installed in an existing linear accelerator space within the OTC Building Ground Floor Space. The spaces for the new Pet is Scan Facility include the following spaces: Pet Scanner Room and Control Room per manufacturer's requirements, Two Patient Preparatory Rooms, Hot Lab and a Dedicated ADA Restroom Services Provided: Electrical and Fire Alarm Engineering Systems Design. Jackson Memorial Hospital — Universal MRI Trailer Miami, Florida A temporary mobile portable trailer to be installed at Jackson Memorial Hospital. The mobile trailer will be provided by JHS and will have an electric lift, and ADA ramp or stairs will not be required. A new electrical panel will be installed on the side of the building for the trailer and this project will include improving the sidewalk and recessing electrical conduits under the sidewalk and a new canopy will be provided for protection over the entrance side of the building. Services Provided: Electrical and Fire Alarm Engineering Systems Design. Jackson Memorial Hospital — OTC MRI Replacement Phase II Miami, Florida The project consists of renovating the existing MRI unit with new equipment and all it's associated MEP support, replacing ceiling/lighting and associated systems within the suite (MRI Room, Equipment Room & Control), fire alarm work, HVAC improvements, Nurse Call, Low voltage Phone /Data, relocating some functions (Printers, Computers, etc.) in the Control Room plus associated Code Requirements for the project. Services Provided: Electrical, Fire Alarm Engineering Systems Design and Construction Administration. MILTON GUIXENS, P.E. - RESUME PAGE 2 OF 2 EMAILS: MEP(7MEPENGINEERINGINC.00M I MILTON(0)MEPENGINEERINGINC.COM 10590 N.W. 27" STREET, SUITE 101, DORAL, FLORIDA 33172 • TEL: (305) 471 -0160 • FAX: (305) 593 -2530 Cl [A E (Professional Experience) ,Ir�IIL . ewu aoowouez swia5 Brill Rodriquez Salas & Associates, Inc. 9360 S.W. 72nd Street, Suite 262, Miami, FL. 33173 Ph. 305.273.4204 / Fax 305.273.6575 / Email asalas@brseng.com ARMANDO SALAS, P.E., PRINCIPAL (Education) University of Havana, Cuba — BSCE, 1977 (Registrations) State of Florida Professional Engineer, #38007 State of Florida Licensed Inspector, #0978 2000 — Present Vice President, Brill Rodriguez Sales & Associates, Inc., Miami, FL. 1997 —2000 Senior Engineer, Brill & Rodriguez, Inc., Miami, FL. 1991 —1997 Associate Engineer, Lawrence F. Brill, Inc., Coral Gables, FL. 1982-1991 Senior Project Manager, Santiago & Associates Engineers, Inc., Miami, FL. 1980-1982 Structural Engineer, Breiterman Jurado & Associates, Inc., Miami, FL. (Professional Profile) Mr. Salas has a diversified and extensive background experience in Structural Engineering, Structural Design, Investigation, and Inspection services. He is highly skilled in performing project management and feasibility studies of existing structures. Mr. Salas performs and is very proficient in Permit by Affidavit reviews. (Recent Project Experience) Recent work includes structural engineering services and inspections for the construction of the new 8500 SF technology classroom at Edward McCarthy High School, an expansion at the existing Student Activities Center and redesign of the main University Center Patio at the University of Miami, and St. Thomas University Fernandez Family Center. Mr. Salas also performed structural engineering services and threshold inspections for Everglades Preparatory Academy, a new public charter school. Brill Rodriguez Salas is currently hired as consultants under an on -going contract to perform Structural Engineering services at the University of Miami for ALL campuses. To provide services in connection with many specific projects, including, but not limited to: Structural design, preparation of structural plans and specifications for new facilities, reports, threshold and special inspections, investigations, restorations, renovations, additions, peer reviews, and 40 year re- certifications. (Project Experience) (Structural Engineering / Contract Administration / Inspection and Investigation Services) Mr. Salas has performed structural engineering services including inspections for religious, institutional, educational, and commercial facilities, residential & high -rise office and condominiums, warehouses, shopping and distribution centers. He has designed structures for Miami -Dade Aviation Department, Miami -Dade County Public Schools, Broward County Public Schools, Miami -Dade Colleges, and Miami -Dade County Fire Rescue Facilities. He has performed miscellaneous repairs at Miami International Airport, and also at the Port of Miami at various buildings and terminals. He has provided structural engineering services for restorations of concrete structure at the University of Miami, and for the Archdiocese of Miami. Current workload includes projects at different facilities for Memorial Healthcare System, two new HD studios for Univision Network, University of Miami Student Activities Center, The Rock Catholic Church, Edward McCarthy High School, DCP for Curtis Park pool and fieldhouse, and various permit by affidavits reviews. Brill Rodriguez Salas & Associates, Inc. ® w,. 9360 S.W. 72nd Street, Suite 262, Miami, FL. 33173 say a=vow ^uE. sates Ph. 305.273.4204 / Fax 305.273.6575 / Email luis @brseno.com LUIS M. RODRIGUEZ, P.E., PRESIDENT (Education) Louisiana State University — BSCE, 1970 (Registrations) State of Florida Professional Engineer, 922132 State of Florida Licensed Building Contractor, #2284 State of Florida Licensed Inspector, #1096 (Professional Experience) 2000 — Present President, Brill Rodriguez Salas & Associates, Inc., Miami FL. 1997 —2000 President, Brill & Rodriguez, Inc., Miami, FL. 1989-1997 Vice - President, Lawrence F. Brill, Inc., Coral Gables, FL. 1982-1989 President, Acana Construction Corporation, Miami, FL. 1975-1982 Chief Professional Engineer, Lawrence F. Brill, Inc., Coral Gables, FL. 1970-1975 Structural Engineer, Lawrence F. Brill, Inc., Coral Gables, FL. (Professional Profile) Mr. Rodriguez has a diversified and extensive background experience in Structural Engineering, Structural Design, ® Investigation, and Inspection services. Highly skilled in forensic engineering and restoration of existing structures for residential and commercial construction and performs investigation studies of buildings for hurricane force capacity. (Recent Project Experience) Recent work includes structural repairs to MDCPS Nathaniel "Traz" Powell Stadium, and a formal structural peer review for the University of Miami at the UHealth system in Coral Gables, FL. Mr. Rodriguez has performed structural engineering and structural design services including inspections for Miami -Dade County Public Schools, Miami -Dade Colleges, Gulliver Schools, Inc., and Broward County Schools. Brill Rodriguez Salas is currently hired as consultants under an on -going contract to perform Structural Engineering services at the University of Miami for ALL campuses. To provide services in connection with many specific projects, including, but not limited to: Structural design, preparation of structural plans and specifications for new facilities, reports, threshold and special inspections, investigations, restorations, renovations, additions, peer reviews, and 40 year re- certifications. (Project Experience) (Structural Engineering / Contract Administration / Inspection and Investigation Services) Mr. Rodriguez has designed structures for Miami -Dade Aviation Department, Miami -Dade County Public Schools, Miami -Dade Colleges, Homestead Air Reserve Base, VAMC at Lake City and West Palm Beach, FL. He has performed miscellaneous repairs at M.I.A Building 9896, #704, #3050, and chiller replacement at the Port of Miami, including repairs and 40 year re- certifications at various buildings and terminals. He has also provided structural engineering services for restorations of concrete structures at the Towers of Key Biscayne, Samad Lake, and Solimar Condominiums, University of Miami, Coral Reef Yacht Club, and Pastoral Center for the Archdiocese of Miami. Current ® I workload includes projects at different facilities for Memorial Healthcare System including employee and visitor parking garages, University of Miami Student Activities Center, MDCPS Nathaniel °Traz" Powell Stadium, and investigation and structural design for the University of Miami Hospitals and Clinics at various buildings. EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, North Carolina State University Master of Business Administration, University of Colorado PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER: State of Colorado - #29878 State of Florida - #49676 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Institute of Transportation Engineers CONTINUING EDUCATION: Advanced Traffic Signal Systems Technology Workshop, Iowa State University Project Development and Environmental Documentation Course, FHWA Fundamentals of Geometric Design Workshop, Northwestern University Traffic Institute Transportation Exchange, Florida Atlantic University ® EXPERIENCE: Mr. Plummer is responsible forthe overall transportation planning, traffic engineering, and civil design for the company. These responsibilities include: project management and strategies, technical analysis, and quality control /quality assurance. He has over 25 years of transportation /civil experience including two years with the Florida Department of Transportation's District 6 office. 1 Mr. Plummer's general experience includes tasks related to traffic operations and safety, transportation engineering, transportation planning, traffic engineering, access management, site design, traffic calming, parking analyses and geometric design. His transportation engineering experience includes traffic impact analyses, transit studies, access management, corridor studies parking studies, and safety studies. Mr. Plummer's design experience includes roadway design, site design, and signal design. His experience also includes signal timing (using TRANSYT -7F) and capacity analysis (Highway Capacity Software), as well as the interconnection of multiple traffic signal controllers. REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS: Mr. Plummer has worked on various projects from planning through design. Several of the significant projects are: tof2 dPa David Plummer & Associates TRANSPORTATION •CML• STRUCTURAL• ENVIRONMENTAL C City of Boca Raton Downtown Parking Study Mr. Plummer managed the technical efforts for a comprehensive parking study for Downtown Boca Raton to reanalyze the adopted parking requirements and investigate new strategies to meet short-term and long -term parking needs. The basic work tasks included a detailed parking inventory, projecting parking demand, and recommending parking strategies to meet future demand. American Airlines Arena Transportation Management Plan & Parking Study Mr. Plummer was responsible for providing a comprehensive traffic and parking management plan for the American Airlines Arena in downtown Miami, FL. This effort included developing temporary street modifications, police control plans, fire - rescue access, bus /taxi /limo staging plans, surface street signs, expressway directional signs, and parking plans. This multi - jurisdictional effort led to one of the fastest parking garage unloading times for a National Basketball Association arena. Downtown Miami Transportation Master Plan Mr. Plummer spearheaded the management and technical efforts of this complex transportation master plan for downtown Miami. This plan guides future transportation ® improvements, solves transportation problems, improves the efficiency of the transportation system, and helps to achieve the desired vision for Downtown Miami for the next 25 years. u OTHER SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS: • Town of Celebration, FL Parking Study • Marlins Ballpark Parking Study • Miami -Dade County Public Works Transportation Consultant • Doctors Hospital Parking Analysis • Miami International Airport Trip Generation Study • Miami -Dade County Integrated Transportation Management System (ITMS) • Miami -Dade County Congestion Management System • City of Miami Transportation Consultant • City of Coral Gables Transportation Consultant • Coral Gables Trolley • Mercy Hospital Parking Study • Boca Raton Circulator Feasibility Study • MPO Congestion Management System • Performing Arts Center Transportation Management Plan & Parking Study • Museum Park Miami Transportation Consultant z of z dPa David Plummer & Associates TRANSPORTATION • CML • STRUCTURAL • ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, University of Florida PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER: State of Florida - #49512 PROFFESSIONAL AFFILIATION: American Society of Civil Engineers CONTINUING EDUCATION: Crime Prevention through Environmental Design, sponsored by Florida Atlantic University Fundamental of Geometric Design Workshops, Northwestern University Traffic Institute Highway Capacity Training YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: Total Years of Experience - 26 Total Years with DPA - 19 ® EXPERIENCE: Mr. Espinosa is responsible for the preliminary engineering and transportation planning projects for both the public and private sector. These responsibilities include: project management, technical analysis, report preparation and presentations. He has over 26 years of transportation planning / traffic experience including six years as project manager for in -house Project Development & Environment studies at FDOT's District Four office. Mr. Espinosa's general experience includes tasks related to preliminary engineering, transportation planning, environmental analysis, site design, access management, pedestrian and bicycle issues and geometric design. His preliminary engineering experience includes Project Development & Environment studies, Corridor Studies, Traffic Impact Analysis and Master Plans. Mr. Espinosa's design experience includes roadway design, site design and traffic signal design. REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS: Mr. Espinosa has worked on various projects from planning through design. Several significant projects are: Downtown Miami Transportation Master Plan Mr. Espinosa was the Technical Manager of this complex transportation master plan for downtown Miami. Most of the elements and components of the Master Plan recommendations resulted from multiple analyses of the downtown transportation system at different levels of development projected for the year 2020, using a state -of- the -art micro - simulation transportation model called Paramics. This plan guides future transportation ®improvements, solves transportation problems, improves the efficiency of the transportation system, and helps to achieve the desired vision for Downtown Miami for the next 25 years. I -95 Downtown Distributor Ramps PD &E Study Mr. Espinosa was the project manager for the I -95 Downtown Distributor Ramps PD &E Study. This complex urban interstate reconstruction project analyzed new alternatives to eliminate the Distributor Ramps partially or totally. Each alternative provided a multilane Boulevard along SW 3 Street extending easterly from I -95 up to Biscayne Boulevard. The project also established a Circulation Loop within the Downtown Area. Biscayne Boulevard Corridor Study Mr. Espinosa was the Project Manager for the Biscayne Boulevard Corridor Study. This study evaluated the urbanization of Biscayne Boulevard in the general area between of NE 5th Street and NE 13th Street. The goal was to improve the aesthetics, pedestrian connections, drainage, and operations of this segment of Biscayne Boulevard. Mr. Espinosa developed the traffic models in CORSIM for the proposed analyzed alternatives for the mid -day and afternoon peak hours. Additionally, signal timings were optimized using SIGNAL2000. Miami -Dade County MPO Safe Routes to Park Study Mr. Espinosa was the Project Manager for the Safe Routes to Park Study. This study was conducted for the Miami -Dade MPO and consisted of preparing pedestrian safety plans for selected County parks and developing a toolbox of pedestrian safety countermeasures that can be used to guide pedestrian safety ® improvements at additional County parks. Miami -Dade County MPO Miami Gardens Circulator Study Mr. Espinosa was the Project Manager for the Miami Gardens Circulator Study. This study determined the feasibility of implementing a transit circulator for the City of Miami Gardens. In general, the study: identified the demand and level of interest in local circulator; established the service parameters to fulfill the need; estimated the capital and operating costs; and identified potential funding sources to assess the potential ridership, the expected general costs, and other impacts of implementing a circulator system in and around the City of Miami Gardens. The study also provided recommendations regarding the circulator services. OTHER SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS: • Miami -Dade County MPO Locate Bus Shelter Installation Study • Miami -Dade County MPO Bicycle and Pedestrian Traffic Count Program • Miami -Dade County MPO Congested Intersection Improvement Study • Miami -Dade County MPO Adding Turbo Lanes to T- Intersections • Coral Gables Trolley Extension Study • Safe Route to School Study — Village of Pinecrest • Boca Raton Transit Feasibility and Funding Study • Ponce de Leon Boulevard Improvements • HEFT /NW 12 Street Interchange PD &E Study • ADA Transition Plan for US 1 and the Busway • SW 120`h Street Corridor Study ® • Miami Gardens Drive PD &E Study • Brickell Avenue Pedestrian and Bicycle Study • 36 `h Street Traffic Impact Study 0 EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Florida International University PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER: State of Florida - #52098 CONTINUING EDUCATION: Florida Department of Transportation -Water Quality Impact Evaluation Course BT -05- 0009 IMSA — Certified Traffic Signal Technician - AA55706 MOT Advanced — Certified ADA for Facilities Access Course BT -05 -0019 American Society of Civil Engineers EXPERIENCE: Mr. Seymour is responsible for roadway and site project engineering for both the public and private sector in the firm's Coral Gables office. These responsibilities include: project management, roadway design, post design construction management service. Mr. Seymour is involved in the supervision, production, and quality control of all roadway and site plans and specifications. ® Mr. Seymour's general experience includes tasks related to roadway engineering, site design, geometric design, and post design construction management. His design experience includes signalization design, underground precast structures, roadway alignment and geometry including use of Geopak software. Mr. Seymour's construction engineering inspection experience includes construction of multi -lane roadways, commercial parking lots and residential site work, underground utilities including force mains, gravity sewer systems, water lines, electrical and communication duct banks. 11 REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS: Mr. Seymour has worked on various projects from design through construction. Several significant projects are: Miami Jewish Home and Hospital Parking Lot Expansion This project involved the design and post design services of a new at grade employee parking lot with drainage, site lighting, utility relocations, walls /fencing on the perimeter, three card readers with data transfer for security, landscaping, and security cameras through the parking lot. This project also included demolishing several buildings, tree surveys, zoning revisions; special exception, public hearings, historic review board, and DPA processed the permit through the City of Miami and DERM. DPA also did the bidding services, construction management and materials testing coordination. Mr. Seymour was the Engineer of Record and Project Manager for this parking lot expansion project. I of 2 dPa David Plummer & Associates TRANSPORTATION •CIVIL -STRUCTURAL • EN RONmENTAL E West Kendall Baptist Hospital This much needed project consists of the new West Kendall Baptist Hospital which is currently in construction. The hospital complex is on a 30 acre parcel at SW 162 Avenue and SW 96 Street in Miami Dade County. The hospital will provide 134 beds with the capabilities to expand into a 300 bed facility. In addition to the hospital there is a central energy plant, medical arts building, three lakes on -site and a day care facility. The entire complex was design to achieve a LEED's certification which when completed will be the first hospital in the state to hold this LEED certification. DPA was the design site civil engineer for this 30 acre parcel which included the paving, grading, water, sewer, drainage, pedestrian walkways, access management, and signing and pavement marking. The thirteen different at grade parking lots have separate uses for each of the areas of the complex like the doctors gate controlled parking lot, the visitor lot, the employee lot, ambulance parking lot with larger stall sizes, and a discharge parking lot. The total number of parking spaces for this project exceeds 860 spaces. DPA is doing the construction administration for the site civil portion. Mr. Seymour is the Engineer of Record and Project Manager for the design, bidding and construction administration phases for this complex hospital site. Parking Lots and Roadway Network for Southwest Florida International Airport ® The Lee County Port Authority (LCPA) in the growing southwest Florida area, recognized the need for a major renovation to its Southwest Florida International Airport patron and employee parking lots in addition to their terminal roadway system. LCPA hired DPA to prepare design documents for these improvements which included a new at -grade 500 space parking lot, modification of the existing parking lots, widening of the terminal frontage roads and connector service roads. Because this challenging project involved several different areas of engineering such as: roadway design, lighting design, structural design, geotechnical, landscaping, permitting, construction cost estimating, and construction management services, it was critical for DPAs staff to coordinate closely in order to meet the project deadline and construction budget. Mr. Seymour was the project engineer and construction project manager for this airport project. 11 OTHER SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS: • NW 12 Street from NW 107 Avenue to NW 127 Avenue • Florida City Youth Activity Center- Parking Lot and Site Improvements • NW South River Drive and NW 106 St. Intersection Improvements • Dade County Flashing School Signal Signalization • SR 5 /US 1 in South Dade County • Site Circulation for Harbor House North • Run -up Area /Blast Fence Improvements at Miami International Airport • New World Symphony Parking Garage- Miami Beach 2 of, dPa David Plummer & Associates TRANSPORTATION • CML -STRUCTURAL • ENVIRONMENTAL TAB 2 0 ® QUALIFICATIONS- Project Experience City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuina Professional Services for Architectural. • Landscape Architectural d Land Sur evinp Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 /J/ S�4NY f ® �� �� [SOP TAB 2 0 ® QUALIFICATIONS- Project Experience City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuina Professional Services for Architectural. • Landscape Architectural d Land Sur evinp Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 11 E QUALIFICATIONS- Project Experience TAB 2 R.E. CHISHOLM ARCHITECTS, INC.- PROJECT EXPERIENCE Project Nr. 1 Facility name: Father Gerard Jean -Juste Community Center at Oak Grove Park Address: 690 NE 159th Street, Miami, FL 33162 Agency: MDCPROS Duties: A/E design for 20,000 SF +/- Community Facility 500 people, activity spaces, gym, pool and splash park. Compensation: 5188,000 Constr. budget: S 8 M. Completion: 2016 located in existing urban park, incl. event space for Project Nr. 2 Facility name: Carol City Park and Recreation Center Address: NW 183rd Street & NW 32rd Avenue, Miami Gardens, FL, 33056 Agency: MDCPROS /City of Miami Gardens Duties: Design and construction supervision of approximately 8,000 square foot recreation building inclusive of snack bar, arts and crafts, multi - purpose and game rooms, park manager and staff offices, park equipment storage rooms and toilet room facility. Project scope also includes addition of existing park lighting throughout the park and ex- isting parking area photometric studies. Services included As -Built verification, Planning, Programming and Design, Technical Documents, Construction Management, and Construction Administration. Completed on time and within budget. Compensation: S 125,000 Constr. budget: S 1.7 M. Completion: Design /Bid /Design completion with PROS 2000, Construction completion with City of Miami Gardens 2010 Project Nr. 3 Facility name: Cinco De Mayo Park/Everglades Farmworker Village Address: 19351 SW 384th Street, Florida City, FL 33034 Agency: Everglades Community Association Duties: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. provided full and complete architectural services for part of multi - family community on 112 acre site. Project consists of 498 units of single, duplex and multi -unit housing, retail complex, school, daycare centers, church, administrative and social services buildings and transportation depot. The Community Center is 20,000 SF +/- with general meeting and ballroom, full kitchen and restrooms. Cinco de Mayo park consisted of a new 10 acre park consisting of baseball, soccer and football fields, track, walking path, recreation building, restrooms and fitness stations. Compensation: S 30,000 Constr. budget: S 350,000 Completion: 1998 Project Nr. 4 Facility name: Shenandoah Park Address: 1800 SW 21st Avenue, Miami, FL, 33145 Agency: City of Miami /Miscellaneous contract Duties: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. provided planning, design and construction administration for renovation and expansion of the Recreation Building, new basketball courts, existing tennis court modifications, parking alley re- configuration, new Childcare Facility, ADA improvements at the Pool House, Design and CD's for a temporary Fire Sta- tion, and resurfacing and site drainage coordination. Shenandoah Park Fire Station - Design, Construction Documentation and Construction Administration for the neighbor- hood fire station. Shenandoah Park Pool Improvements - Design, Construction Documentation and Construction Ad- ministration for the improvements to existing pool facility including ADA upgrades and new pool heater. Shenandoah Park Parking Area and General Park Improvements - Design, Construction Documentation and Construc- tion Administration for improvements to existing parking area and drives, replacement of tennis court fencing, installa- tion of parking barriers along streetscape and installation of new drainage system throughout park to repair flooding issues. Shenandoah Park Child Care Facility - Design and Contract Documents for new 6,500sf pre - k/childcare facility. Shenandoah Park Recreation Building Improvements - Design, Construction Documents and Construction Administra- tion of phased renovation of the expansion of the existing recreation building at Shenandoah Park. Completed 0112011. Compensation: S 75,000 Constr. budget: $ 1 M. Completion: 2003 -2011 City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural & Land Surveving Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 QUALIFICATIONS- Project Experience TAB 2 V R.E. CHISHOLM ARCHITECTS, INC.- PROJECT EXPERIENCE - continued Project Nr. 5 Facility name: Tamarac Park Recreation Building, Sports Complex & Public Service Complex Address: 7525 North University Drive, Tamarac, FL, 33321 Agency: City of Tamarac Duties: Tamarac Park Recreation Building, Tamarac, Florida (2009) — Design /Build of two story building consisting of approximately 15,100 SF recreation building, including a reception area, arts & crafts room with kiln, game room, large & small meeting rooms, warming kitchen, restrooms and concession area for park sporting events, an in- structional kitchen, offices, copier room, break room, conference room, and storage areas. Tamarac Sports Complex, Tamarac, Florida (2008) — Design /Build, 3,000 SF sports building with various improvements to the existing park facility. It consists of 2 full size baseball /softball fields, shelter to accommodate 50 people, playground, 2 story building that in- cludes a meeting room, concession room, storage room, restroom and custodian area, fishing pier, picnic shelter, multi- purpose path, natural area and parking. Tamarac Public Services Complex, Tamarac, Florida (2009) — Design /Build, City of Tamarac Information Technology Public Services Building, a one -story 20,000 SF office /warehouse building, with maintenance yard and 131 parking spaces. The building was designed to be used as an emergency response fa- cility and was designed to maintain operations during a category 5 hurricane. Services included Planning, Programming and Design, Technical Documents, Construction Management, and Construction Administration. ($8,000,000, Projects were completed on time and within budget.) Compensation: Constr. budget: S 8 M. Completion: 2008/2009 Project Nr. 6 Facility name: Tropical Park Address: 7900 SW 40th Street, Miami, FL 33034 Agency: MDCPROS Duties: Renovation of tropical Park Boxing Center, new lockers, showers, restrooms and training areas. Compensation: Constr. budget: $35,000 S 500,000 Completion: 2001 E Project Nr. 7 Facility name: Southridge Park Address: 11250 SW 192 Street, Miami, FL 33157 Agency: MDCPROS Duties: Southridge Park Stadium, Miami -Dade County, Florida (2005 — 2011) R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. as the PRIME and Design Criteria Professional for the above project, prepared the De- sign Criteria Package and performed associated services for 1,500 seat stadium facility including restrooms, conces- sions, security, ticketing and admissions, parking, vehicular and pedestrian access and circulation. The design incorpo- rates full handicap accessibility to entire complex including stadium seating. The project was completed on time and within budget and in accordance with the Design Criteria Package. County contact person: Guillermo Pena, Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces, 305.755.7914 Compensation: Constr. budget: S 2.498 M. Completion: 2011 Project Nr. 8 Facility name: Mainlands Park Address: 4500 Monterey Dr., Tamarac, FL, 33321 Agency: City of Tamarac Duties: Design /Build of Mainlands Park, approximately 23 acres of land with bisecting canal and existing boat ramps. New park design to include walking trail, fitness stations, energy fitness station, nature kiosk, fishing pier /ob- servation platform, covered picnic tables, shaded benches, restroom building with storage, landscaping and parking lot. Compensation: S 35,000 Constr. budget: S 1.2 M. Completion: on -going City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural & Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 E C MIAMI-DARE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) M =' ISD FORINI NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub - consultant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION (S) PREFERENCE (S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Programming, Site Planning, Design, Performance, Classrooms, Fitness Center, Large Crowd, Acoustics, Audio - Visual REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Reference Project Name /Address: Father Gerard Jean -Juste Communttty Center, NE 15 9TH ST & 8r" Ave, Miami, FL. Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Robert E. Chisholm FAIA, NCARB, Chairman, Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, President Reference Project Description: 30,000 SQFT Community Center Scope of Services Provided: Architectural Total Compensation for Services: $ Project Start Date: 06/2013 Project Completion Date: 06/2016 Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: Project Construction Cost: $ $8,000,000.00 06/2015 06/2016 Reference Company Name: Miami -Dade Parks, Rec. & Open Space Reference Contact Name: Willie Pena Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: williep @miamidade.gov 305.755.7914 305.755.7995 SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). The Father Gerard Jean -Juste Communtiy Center is a 30,000 sqft. facility located within Oak Grove Park in northeastern Sliami Dade County. In an effort to revitalize the park and surrounding community. The center will provide a gathering facility and banquet hall for local events, community rooms for various activities and ages, a fully equipped gym, as well as an aquatic area with a 25 meter lap pool, splash park, locker and changing room facilites. In addition, a master plan for the park was created, solidifying the soccer field, parking area, as well as creating an gathering lawn where the existing parking is located. Included in this event space is a new stage/ pavilion where events can be staged. l I ('1-11$1-1OLNi \- J 11 11 MIAMI -DADE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) M ®In ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub- consuRant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION (S) PREFERENCE (S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Renovation, Programming, Architecture, Planning REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Reference Project Name /Address: Shenanadoah Park Miscellaneous 2111 SW 19t° St. Miami, FL 33145 Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Robert E. Chisholm FAIR, NCARB, Chairman, Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, President; Reference Project Description: Shenanadoah Park Various Services Scope of Services Provided: Architectural Total Compensation for Services: $ $152,500.00 Project Start Date: 01/2003 Project Completion Date: 11/2012 Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: Project Construction Cost: $ $2,175,000.00 06/2003 11/2012 Reference Company Name: City of Miami Reference Contact Name: Mr. Andre Bryan, PM. Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: ABryan @miamigov.com 305.416.1211 SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT 'WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). Miscelleneous project services which included architectural services for ADA/Lifc Safety improvements to the public pool, design of a new childcare facility, renovation of the multi - purpose building, and improvements to soccer fields, raquetball courts, tennis courts, and parking areas. T ! 1 a y . -L a _- • -- - `� ,' - i I J i y (- H I'S 1.1 0 L !A•1 171 Ll MIAMI -DARE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) n ®' ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub - consultant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE &QUALIFICATIONS PREFERENCE (S) - This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Renovation, Park Facility, Programming, Design, Interior Architecture REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Reference Project Name /Address: Tropical Park Boxing Ring 7900 SW 40'° ST Miami, Fl. Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Robert E. Chisholm FAIR, NCARB, Chairman, Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, President; Reference Project Description: See Below Scope of Services Provided: Architectural Total Compensation for Services: $ $57,500.00 Project Start Date: 09/2001 Project Completion Date: 09/2002 Project Construction Cost: $ $1,125,000.00 Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: 04/2002 09/2002 Reference Company Name: Miami Dade Parks and Recreation Reference Contact Name: Richard Cabrera Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: rc93 @miamidade.gov 305.596.4460 SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTIUZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). Complete renovation of Boxing Facility at Tropical Park including new restrooms, lockers, and showers. C a t i L 11 MIAMI -DADE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) M ®' ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub - consultant, and /or non -A /E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS PREFERENCE (S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualifications) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Planning, Programming, Design, Urban Design, Architecture, Administrative, Large Population REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Reference Project Name /Address: Everglades Farmworker Villages, Name(s) and Roles) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Robert E. Chisholm FAIA, NCARB, Chairman, Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, President Reference Project Description: 112 Acre Master Planned Community Scope of Services Provided: Architectural Total Compensation for Services: $ $2,250,000.00 Project Start Date: 09/1992 Project Completion Date: 09/2015 Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: Project Construction Cost: $ $50,000,000.00 09/1994 09/2015 Reference Company Name: Everglades Community Assoc. Reference Contact Name: Steven Kirk, Exec. Director Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: 305.242.2142 SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. provided full and complete architectural services to the following list of projects, contracted under a miscellaneous contract: On -going multi - family community on I t2 acre project consists of 498 units of single, duplex and multi -unit housing. retail complex, school, daycare centers, church, administrative and social services buildings and transportation depot. Project Relevance: In addition to being an award winning planned affordable housing community. Chisholm Architects was directly responsible for the planning design, bid, award and construction administration for the following: 5,500 square foot administration building with offices, work stations, restrooms, conference rooms, a plans storage room, employee lounge/kitchen. IT server room and copy fax area. 7,500 square foot storage building with carpenter shop, repair shop, maintenance offices, secured storage locker rooms and restrooms. 3,000 square foot warehouse with office and secured access. 12,000 square foot secured maintenance yard with exterior storage, loading and staging areas. 117-1 I 11 MIAMI -DADE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) Mme' ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub - consultant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPUCABIUTY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS PREFERENCE (S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Programming, Design, Planning, Performance Spaces, Exhibit Spaces, Parking, Library, Administrative REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Reference Project Name /Address: Cuban Exile History Museum and Library (CEHM) Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Robert E. Chisholm FAIA, NCARB, Chairman, Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, President Reference Project Description: Museum and Library Scope of Services Provided: Arch itectu re/P la nning/Interior Design Total Compensation for Services: $ $8,000,000.00 Project Start Date: 02/2006 Project Completion Date: /TBD Project Construction Cost: $ $120,000,000.00 Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: /TBD /TBD Reference Company Name: CEHM, INC. Reference Contact Name: William Muir Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: billmuir @att.net 305.342.8323 N/A SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). 0 R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. is working with the Cuban Exile History Museum Committee in Miami, Florida, since 2010. The project construction cost is budgeted at S 120NI Program Requirements: Program need -driven by 1,000 — 1,500 auto parking to serve existing arena, new museum and neighboring activities. Adjacent bay precludes underground parking. Museum above parking, Baywalk and pedestrian activity validates bay adjacency. • 90,000 sf (A/C) Museum, Research Library / Learning Center. 3 stories over I parking levels. • Theater ( 300 seats) • Restaurant • Entry Lobby / Gift Shop /Visitor Center Exhibits / 40.000 sf • Parking/ 300 spaces Library • Pedestrian Plaza Landscaped pedestrian plaza, adjacent to bay, receives visitors above parking, creating a friendly environment complimenting retail uses. Automated skybridge links project to arena providing pedestrian access to both venues. The Museum Cafe offers terrace dining, bay views and relates to Baywalk. Service areas located in parking structure minimize impact to pedestrian / vehicular circulation. • Building components angled and aligned in direction of historical sites to capture symbolic views of city and foreign locations. • Building becomes a symbolic exhibit using motif numbers 1, 3 and 6, historic colors, Floor pattems of historical sienificance. architectural elements related to literature and poetry used as design elements throughout. • Covered courtyard with exhibit potential maximizes open space, eliminates direct sun light, uses bay breezes for fresh air, and optimizes light and energy performance. • Decentralized volumes for building, maximize HVAC efficiency. • Low emitting materials specified. • Stormwater retention for irrigation and reduction of water. • Tropical/ Native species landscaping. • Project as interactive human relationship of spaces to coalesce interchange between visitors. Pon 10 "* 1 ■E Dm 1� 2 11 E MIAMI -DADE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) MCI ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub - consultant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION (S) PREFERENCE (S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification (s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Programming, Renovation, Retro-Fit, Master Planning, Architecture, Performance Spaces, Acoustics, Audio-visual REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Reference Project Name /Address: Coconut Grove Play House Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Robert E. Chisholm FAIA, NCARB, Chairman, Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, President Reference Project Description: Rehabilitation and renovation including feasibility analisys of entire facility. Scope of Services Provided: Architecture on various projects Total Compensation for Services: $ $9,000,000.00 Project Start Date: 01/1998 Project Completion Date: /2007 Project Construction Cost: $ $20,000,000.00/Total Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: Renovation /rBD /TBD Reference Company Name: Coconut Grove Playhouse Reference Contact Name: Not Available Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: posts @bellsouth.net 305.442.4000 SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). Rehabilitation and renovation including Feasibility Analysis of entire facility,40 year certification, Life Safety, MEP, Structural Repairs. Master plan and expansion of existing facility to include 1,100 seat main theater, 600 seat theater, and 300 seat black box theater. Project also includes administrative offices, rehersal space, costume shop, props shop, educational space, actors apartments, retail and parking structure. ,� =... .:::rte .�• "��.►�'-• �: �° � iii ILI 0 1 C 1-11 S 1 -1 C) I- 1111 t' l O Eli lJ E MIAMI -DADE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) ma ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub - consultant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION(S) / PREFERENCE (S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification (s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Programming, Multi- Purpose Facility, Design, One Level Above Classroom, Athletic Space, Acoustics, Audio- Visual, Loading/Unloading, Theater, New Construction, Large Crowds REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Reference Project Name /Address: Gulliver Academy Multi- Purpose Building/12595 SW 57th Avenue, Coral Gables, FL 33156 Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Robert E. Chisholm FAIA, NCARB, Chairman, Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, President, Reference Project Description: Gulliver Schools Scope of Services Provided: Architecture Total Compensation for Services: $ $1,500,000.00 Project Start Date: 01/2012 Project Completion Date: /ongo Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: Project Construction Cost: $ $12,000,000.00 /TBD /TBD Reference Company Name: Gulliver Schools Reference Contact Name: Jamie Prosper Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: N/A 786.281.0111 N/A SPACE BELOW 15 TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). 11 11 11 R.E. Chisholm Architects is the Architect of Record for the desisn, construction documents, permitting, and construction administration for the Gulliver Multi- Purpose Building. located at 12595 SW 57th Avenue, Coral Gables, FL 33156 Currently in Schematic Design Construction Cost: S63M This three -story state of the art multidisciplinary facility combines sports, training, performance, theater, and a wellness center. Special attention is given to the acoustical treatment accommodating the varied needs of sports games and theatrical performances. Open corridors allow natural light and overlook the tennis complex & outdoor performance stage. The project includes: - Main playing courts for Basketball and Volleyball and (3) practice courts for Basketball and Volleyball - Administrative Offices / Coaches Offices - Ticketina and Concession Stand - Trophy Gallery - Men and Women's Locker Rooms - Athletic Training Room, Athletic Weight Training Room, Practice Wrestling Team Room • Cheerleading / Yoga room - Training Film Room Theatrical Performance Stage and Dressing Rooms - Parking on Ground Floor of Building "b� - - J• � J _ r On ,Ci[ Rt'9 a r• 0 ,y. c 1711 S I -[) L kl 11 2 11 bIIAMI -DADS COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) � ' ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub - consultant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS PREFERENCE (S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Programming, Design, Planning, Architecture, Acoustics, Performing space, Audio + Visual REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Reference Project Name /Address: Gulliver Prepatory Music Building 6575 SW Kendall Drive, Miami, FL 33256 Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Robert E. Chisholm FAIA, NCARB, Chairman, Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, President; Brill, Rodriguez, Salas, & Associates, Inc. Sturctural Engineering Reference Project Description: 2 Story , 20,000 Sqft + Music Facility Scope of Services Provided: Architectural Total Compensation for Services: $ Project Start Date: /2011 Project Completion Date: /ongo Project Construction Cost: $ $2,900,000.00 Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: /TBD /TBD Reference Company Name: Gulliver Schools Reference Contact Name: Jamie Prosper, Facilities Mgr Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number. E -mail: prosperj @pcibusiness.com 786.281.0111 SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). R.E. Chisholm is the Architect of Record for the design, construction documents, permitting, and construction administration for the Gulliver Music Building located at 6575 SW Kendall Dr., Miami, Florida, 33256. This two -story 20,000sf +/- music facility combines state of the art technology in music creation and production. Chisholm Architects is working closely with Gulliver Preparatory as well as sound and music consultants to create a learning enviroment that enhances musical talent, is functional, and elegnatly executed. This facility includes: - Rehersal Space - Dance Studio - Administrative Offices - Lockers and Instrument Storage - Ensemble Rooms - 8 Practice Rooms - Electronic Keyboard Room - Interactive Lecture Space v D C.I- LI$HC)I_i�� C 11 11 MIAMI -DADE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) MLAM ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub - consultant, and /or non -A/E sub-consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS PREFERENCE (S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. Eyes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Programming, Design, Construction Admin., New /Innovative Solutions REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc., REC /(Design Architect - WA/AE of Record on 2 facilities) Reference Project Name /Address: Chapman Partnership for the Homeless, Inc. Homeless Assisance Center Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA, NCARB, Principal -in- Charge and Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, Project Manager Reference Project Description: 70,000 SF Homeless Assistance Center (2 new facilities + various remodelings & additions Scope of Services Provided: Architecture Total Compensation for Services: 5 Pro.Bono Project Start Date: /1996 Project Completion Date: /2013 Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: Project Construction Cost: $ $8,000,000.00 /1996 /2013 Reference Company Name: Reference Contact Name: Daniel Vincent, Pres. Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: dvincent@cphi.org 305.329.3026 305.329.3051 SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). L] 11 Community Partnership for the Homeless offers services to 5,000 clients per year. Mr. Robert E. Chisholm, FAIR, NCARB was personally in charge and directly responsible (as chair of D=C committee 1993 -2005) of programmine, designing, bidding and constructing the Homeless Assistance facility. this 500 -bed, 70.000 square -foot facility consisting of a social services center, administrative offices, family resource center, child care area, classrooms, various multi - purpose areas, outdoor /indoor play areas, dormitories, kitchen and dining areas and a health clinic. This structure services homeless single men, single women, and families aiding each to rehabilitated lives. The programs assist participants in becoming active members of society through providing educational, health, and counseling services. Construction Cost SW Contact Name: Mr. Daniel Vincent, Pres. (305.329.3026). Mrs. Trish Bell, Chairperson (305.329.3000) The initial complex was completed in 1998 and we have continued to complete various renovations including: • Basketball court, recreation area, children's plaveround / 550,000 / (2007) • Dog Kennel and run / SM,000 / (1998) (The Dog Kennel was the first of its kind in Miami -Dade County. A new code chapter had to be written in the Miami -Dade County Zoning code to cover such project types.) Future phases include the following: • 20 unit emergency shelter / 5800,000 / (2014) The Centers are designed to foster respect and hope for human beings. Note: One of the particularly significant aspects of our qualifications is not only that Robert E. Chisholm FAIA was the architect and responsible for design and construction implementation for the two above facilities, and the subsequent projects over the years, but Mr. Alvah H Chapman in. the Founding Chairman of CPH, asked his architect to succeed him as chairman of this philanthropic organization from 2005 to 2010. \Ir. Chisholm, as Chairman of the Board, led this 150 employee, $12M/yr operation and raised the endowment from S 17M to $22M and cash -on -hand from S9M to S I IM and raised $4M/yr in donations during his 5 year tenure. Prior to this, Mr. Chisholm served as the Vice Chairman from 2003 -2005. The Chapman Partnership established the Robert E. Chisholm Award for Service after he stepped down as chairman in 2010. Since 2010, Mr. Chisholm continues to serve on the Executive Committee. 0 r I _ --1 r. t d' Chapman Community Partnership Construction Cost: $8,000,000 Community Partnership for the Homeless offers services to 5,000 clients per year. Mr. Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA, NCARB was personally in charge and directly responsible (as chair of D +C committee 1993 -2005) of programming, designing, bidding and constructing the Homeless Assistance facility. 11 u 11 MIAMI -DADE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) gas ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub- consultant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION (S) / PREFERENCE( 5 This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Programming, Design, Multi- Purpose, Meeting - Exhibit Spaces, Church, Audio-visual, Acoustics, Planning, Large Crowd REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Reference Project Name /Address: Our Lady of Guadaloupe Sanctuary, Miami , FL. Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Robert E. Chisholm FAIR, NCARB, Chairman, Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, President, Reference Project Description: 10,000 SF Church Scope of Services Provided: Architecture Total Compensation for Services: $ $450,000.00 Project Start Date: 04/2005 Project Completion Date: 04 /2008 Project Construction Cost: $ $8,000,000.00 Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: 01/2008 04/2008 Reference Company Name: Reference Contact Name: Robert Brown Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: N/A 305.762.1033 N/A SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). The building is a total of 10,408 S.F. of enclosed area, of which the SanctuaryMulti- purpose Area is 6,519 S.F. In addition to the Sanctuary/Multi- purpose Area the building will also house 1,803 S.F. of offices, a space for a Future Kitchen and Support Area of 1,035 S.F., a 312 S.F. Sacristy, and 739 S.F. for the Men's and Women's Resttooms, a separate Handicap Toilet Area, Storage and Janitor's Closet. The building will be a one -story standard concrete block and stucco building 2 P -0" to the top of the parapet at the area which has a flat roof area. The interior block walls and the partitions though out the building will be finished in drywall. The main entrance to the office wing will have a high ceiling with a cement tile sloped roof. The top of the ridge will be just under 26 " -0" high. The Restroom Wing will also have a sloped roofed with cement the finish. The building will have a coffered drywall and acoustical ceiling in the Sanctuary/Multi- purpose Area. Whenever possible the exterior walls will have walls sconces around the perimeter of the Sanctuary/Multi- purpose so as to eliminate the need for as many recessed lights in the drywall ceiling as possible. The Phase I Plan will also include a plaza in front of the building with landscaping, a small service drive, a concrete road to the parking lot, and the parking lot I] r LA - -- Guadalupe Church The building is a total of 10,408 S.F. of enclosed area, of which the Sanctuary/Multi- purpose Area is 6,519 S.F. In addition to the Sanctuary/Multi- purpose Area the building will also house 1,803 S.F. of offices, a space for a Future Kitchen and Support Area of 1,035 S.F., a 312 S.F. Sacristy, and 739 S.F. for the Men's and Women's Restrooms, a separate Handicap Toilet Area, Storage and Janitors Closet. MIAMI -DADE COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT DESIGN CRITERIA FOR SOUTHRIDGE PARK STADIUM BLEACHERS - PHASE II Firm Name: Llilian, Swain & Associates, Inc }. Client Name: Afiami -Dade Countv Parks and Recreation Department7 Robert Chisholm Architects (Prime) "J Prime Address: 7254 STV 43 Street, AIiami, Florida 33155 Client Contact Person: Ivan ,Warroquin ` y Client Telephone No: (305) 755 -7553 Prime Contact Person: Robert Chisholm, A.I.A. 1(305) 661 -2070 Type of Service: Civil Engineering Design Criteria Southridge Park Stadium Bleachers, Phase 11 Projected Budget: 529,027 Actual Cost: _ Start Date: 2005 Completion Date: 2010 Construction Cost: Unknown Key Individuals: Julio Menache Milian. Swain & Associates, Inc. (VISA) provided Civil engineering services for the Southridge Park Stadium Bleachers — Phase IL MSA's participation included the preparation of Civil Design Criteria Documents for the development of Phase 11 of the Southridge Park Stadium Bleachers. The project entailed construction of new soccer /football bleachers. concession and restroom facilities and a new parking lot. vISA participated in the development of the site civil design criteria drawings and specifications including: Programming and Schematic Design - Established the site civil program with architect and owner and ® coordinated with utility companies and approved agencies to establish the final design criteria and regulatory requirements for the project. MSA prepared Design Criteria water and sewer plan, paving grading and drainage plans, outlined of technical specifications, and assisted architect with Project Development Schedule. In addition, assisted the architect with Statement of Probable Construction Costs using CSI format and provided recommendations if the estimates exceeded construction budget. Review and recommendation of Proposals — MSA responded to RFI's from Design/Builder (D /B) teams: and assisted in the review of bids for compliance with Civil Design Criteria package. Review of Construction Document Submittals — MSA reviewed the Design Development and final construction document submittals by the D/B. MSA attended a coordination meeting with Owner. Architect and Design/Builder. Administration of the Construction Contract — MSA attended Pre - Construction Meeting with Owner and selected DB team. MSA performed Site Visits /Meetings and prepared visit reports. PISA reviewed Pay Requests and gave recommendations to Architect. Furthermore attended Substantial Completion Site Visit, prepared Substantial Completion Punch List report and attended Final Site Visit and produced Final Site visit report. One Year Warranty Inspection — MSA performed a Site Visit and Report during the One Year Guarantee Period. Also assisted the Owner with recommendations for the correction of defective work ® that may have been discovered. -WM ® FAIRCHILD TROPICAL GARDENS WATER & SEWER - MASTER PLAN & RAINFOREST EXHIBIT Firm Name: Milian, Swain & Associates, Inc. Client Name: Fairchild Tropical Gardens Client Address: 10901 Old Cutler Road, Miami, FL 33156 -4296 Client Telephone No: (305) 667 -1651 Contact Person: Rick Echeverria Type of Service: ff"arer & Sewer Master Plan and Rainforest Exhibit Projected Budget: S25,130 Actual Cost: 525,130 Start Date: 1995 Completion Date: 2000 Key Individuals: Arsenio Milian, P.E. & Julio AIenache. Analysis and Design • Prepared construction documents for the proposed waterway (artificial creek). associated pumping/piping systems, pedestrian pathways, and bridge crossing(s) within the proposed Rainforest Exhibit depicted in the preliminary site plan prepared by Fairchild Tropical Garden • Assisted the architectural consultant during preparation of the final site plan depicting the proposed improvements to include a preliminary grading scheme for the new pathways and waterway cross sections necessary for submittal to the City of Coral Gables Architectural Review Board • Designed the final grading plan for the proposed pathways based on the preliminary grading scheme and materials approved by the Board • Provided the structural design and calculations for the proposed three bridge crossings based on the layout and materials selected and provided by the Architect ® • Provided the hydraulic design and drawings of the new waterway, including calculation of flow rates, velocities, slopes, channel cross - sections, hydraulic jumps, and culvert crossings necessary to satisfy the Water and Sewer Upgrade needed /desired effect of the waterway and its unique features such as waterfalls and pools within the proposed route • Designed a private pump station including mechanical, structural, electrical components and associated piping system required to satisfy the proposed waterway's hydraulic needs. Regulatory Process • Assisted Client in obtaining approvals from the regulatory agencies having jurisdiction over the project. Our services included preparation and submittal of permit applications and drawings to the City of Coral Gables and Miami -Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management. Bidding & Construction Services • Responded to Bidders Request for Additional Information (RFI) and participated in the clarification of the construction documents. • Reviewed shop drawings and reviewed as -built drawings prepared by the Contractor for substantial conformance with the approved construction documents. Perform field inspections at critical stages of construction Water and Sewer Analysis & Report • Reviewed all pertinent information including the 1994 Master Plan, the 1993 Fairchild Strategic Plan. and anticipated growth projections • Reviewed the current water and sewer systems, identified the existing and future facilities that will require potable, fire, and irrigation services plus sanitary sewer disposal systems • Researched the costs and feasibility of upgrading the current on -site septic system versus connecting to a public sewage collection system, including related water distribution and fire protection systems • Analyzed all the information gathered, evaluate different water and sewer improvements options and ® determined the most efficient and cost effective method for water service and sewage disposal. VSA_ tm.a w•h •�smt..lnc MIAMI -DARE COUNTY PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT — OAK GROVE PARK WASTEWATER IMPROVEMENTS Firm Name: Milian, Swain & .Associates, Inc. Type of Service: Wastewater System Client Name. Miami -Dade County Park and Improvements Recreation Department Projected Budget: 534,372 Client Address: 275 NW 2 n .Street, 4'" Floor Actual Cost: $34.372 :Miami, Florida 33128 Start Date: 2003 Client Telephone No: (305) 755 -7834 Completion Date. 2004 Client Contact Person: Li Gurau, Ph.D.. P.E. Kev Individuals: Julio Ntenache Milian. Swain & Associates. Inc. (MSA) provided professional engineering services to the X-liami -Dade Park and Recreation Department (NIDP &RD) for the wastewater improvements for the Oak Grove Park. The proposed improvements to the park were as follows: • Submersible sewage pump station. • Approximately 1,625 feet of 8 -inch force main connecting to the existing 8 -inch force main located at the intersection of NE 156 Street and NE 8 Avenue. • 6 -inch sewer lateral with clean outs to serve existing facilities. • Abandonment of the existing septic tank(s). MSA's scope of services included the following Kick -Off Meeting - Facilitated a project kickoff meeting to identify the project team representatives, submitted a proposed work -plan for MDP &RD's approval, reviewed the project delivery schedule, and established procedures for project communication. MSA generated a meeting agenda and subsequent meeting minutes for the review and approval of the MDP &RD. Data Gathering and Analysis - Reviewed and analyzed all project related information provided by the MDP &RD and identified any additional information necessary for the performance of the proposed services. The information reviewed and analyzed, provided the basis for the development of the contract documents for the project. Construction Documents Development - Prepared engineering plans, technical specification per the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI), a project schedule, and a statement of probable costs for the applicable civil engineering components. The deliverables consisted of the submittal of 50% progress plans, and final plans. Permit Support Services — Provided regulatory permitting assistance via the preparation of necessary permit applications and assisted the MDP &RD in the acquisition of these permit approvals from the following agencies: • Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department (MD WAS D) • Miami -Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) • Miami -Dade County Building and Zoning Department (MDB &ZD) • Miami -Dade County Public Works Department (MDPWD) MIAMI -DADS COUNTY PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT — CRANDON ® PARK MASTER PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL PERtMITTING DUE DILIGENCE Firm Name: Milian, Sivain & Associates, Inc. Type of Service: Crandon Park Master Plan Client Name: Miami -Dade County Environmental Permitting Due Diligence Parks and Recreation Department Projected Budget: $13,995 Client Address: 275 NIV 2 Street, 5" Floor Actual Cost: S13,995 Miami, FL 33128 Start Date: 2005 Client Telephone No: (305) 755 -7950 Completion Date: 2006 Client Contact Person: Frank Faragalli / Construction Cost: Unknown Barbara Falsey Key Individuals: Arsenio Milian, P.E. Milian, Swain & Associates, Inc. (MSA) provided civil and environmental engineering services for the Crandon Park Master Plan Environmental Permitting Due Diligence. The Crandon Park .\-taster Plan called for enhancing the shoreline of the Park by increasing the recreational potential of this area. The Master Plan implemented the recreational enhancements to the shoreline drop -off areas north and south of the attached sand bar. The enhancements to the shore line were to be accomplished by placement of sand to shallow the existing north and south drop off area and creating an artificial reef snorkeling area in the south drop -off area. The Master Plan also depicted the creation of a bicycle path along the Florida Power and Light Company (FP &I_) utility easement from Crandon Marina to the old traffic circle by the Calusa Mangrove Trail at the south end of Crandon Park. In addition, the Master Plan required the construction of a linear boardwalk loop trail from the existing parking lot at the new Calusa Mangrove Trail site providing a view of Biscayne Bay and an interpretive mangrove experience for Park patrons. All of the above mentioned enhancements to Crandon Park required the acquisition of environmental ® permits prior to commencing construction activities. Various permits were required from multiple environmental regulatory agencies. The following were MSA's scope of services to identify the required environmental permits; the constraints and difficulties associated with each permit and the approximate length of time required to process and review the permits: Data Collection - MSA reviewed Crandon Park Master Plan documentation and met with Miami -Dade County Parks and Recreation Department staff to obtain as much information as possible regarding the Master Plan proposed improvements. In addition, MSA identified the federal, state and local environmental regulatory agencies having jurisdiction over the proposed improvements. We also identified the permits associated with each of the agencies, obtained copies of the permit applications and reviewed the requirements and coordinated interviews with the agency representatives. Meetings with Environmental Regulatory Agencies - MSA attended a meeting with representatives of the United States Army Corp of Engineers (COE) at their Miami -Dade County office. We attended a meeting each with representatives of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) at their West Palm Beach office as well as with representatives of the Miami -Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM). These meetings were to discuss the required permits, the application requirements, the constraints and difficulties associated with each permit and the expected length of time associated with the processing and the review of the permits. The meetings were documented with minutes for use in the preparation of the due diligence letter report. Preparation of Due Diligence Report - MSA compiled the information collected through the ® review of available documents, meetings with Parks and Recreation Department staff and NSA �nwama�.ose. mr. E MIAMI -DADE COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT — CRANDON PARK MASTER PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING DUE DILIGENCE meetings with regulatory agency representatives in a letter report that identified the required permits, the information that had to be provided as part of the applications, the constraints and difficulties associated with each permit and the approximate length of time required for processing and review of the application. This letter report was supported by exhibits and contained copies of blank permit applications. ® N5A- remw,mussr.e'. ® MIAMI -DADE COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT — WEST KENDALL DISTRICT PARK LAKE MANAGEMENT PLAN Firm Name: Milian, Swain & Associates, Inc. Projected Budget: 537,135 Client -Name: Miami -Dade County Parks and Actual Cost: 537,135 Recreation Department Start Date: 2005 Client Address: 275 NPV 2 Street, 5i8 Floor Completion Date: 2007 Aliami, FL 33128 Construction Cost: Unknown Client Telephone No: (305) 755 -5460 Key Individuals: Arsenio Milian, P.£., Julio Client Contact Person: Eric Hansen Menache Type of Service: TVest Kendall District Park Lake .Tana ement Plan Milian, Swain and Associates, Inc. (MSA) provided professional engineering services to Miami - Dade County Parks and Recreation Department (MDCPRD) which required assistance in developing a Lake Management Plan to address concerns related to wildlife and aviation. specifically as it relates to the excavation and operation of a lake at West Kendall District Park. The Plan was developed with input from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the United States Department of Agriculture (DOA), and the Miami -Dade County Aviation Department (IvIDAD), and addressed the following: safety concerns raised by affected agencies, alternative lake design guidelines, wildlife management procedures and monitoring schedule. Also, a Contingency and Monitoring Plan was prepared to address alternative management scenarios and monitoring guidelines. The following were MSA's scope of services: ® Data Collection and Coordination - MSA coordinated and attended a kick -off meeting with County staff and participated in a site visit of the proposed location of the Kendall Park Lake. The purpose of the site visit was to document the existing site with photographs and field notes of the project area. MSA arranged a meeting with Parks Department Staff and MDAD staff to discuss the following topics: E • Project overview and components • Preliminary Plan components • Likely air- strike hazards and concerns • Management and monitoring and • Agency requirements contingency components Meeting minutes were prepared and distributed to all attendants. Plan Development - MSA with assistance from CH2NI HILL (sub - consultant) prepared, a brief literature review based on available published information on lake design guidelines for lakes in South Florida and Miami -Dade County. This Task entailed reviewing available guidance documents from the FAA, DOA, the MDCPRD, the Miami -Dade County Public Works Department ( MDCPWD), the Miami -Dade County Planning and Zoning Department ( MDCPZD) and the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). The documents were reviewed to establish the rules and guidelines that were to be adhered to in the development of the Lake Management Plan. Draft Management Plan - MSA and CF12M HILL prepared a draft management plan using the following preliminary outline: 1) Introduction: _MESA ® MIAMI -DADE COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT — WEST KENDALL DISTRICT PARK LAKE MANAGEMENT PLAN a) Purpose and Function b) Objectives c) Issues and Concerns of Affected Agencies 2) Lake Design Guidelines: a) Lake Design Components and Importance b) Size c) Shape d) Littoral Zone e) Ratio of Side Slopes f) Depth g) Vegetation Communities and Wildlife Habitat Relationships 3) Lake Management Guidelines: a) Aquatic Plant Growth b) Insect Control c) Chemical Treatment Alternatives d) Lake Perimeter Safety e) Suggested Recreation Functions 4) References and Attachments The draft Management Plan included schematic plan views of the shoreline features and typical sections of the lake. ® Draft Monitoring Plan - We developed a draft monitoring plan that addressed the following: Monitoring Program Guidelines, Suggested Monitoring Schedule. Deliverables — Affected Agencies (FAA. Aviation Department), and Annual Management Report Outline Project Meetings - MSA attended project meetings with representatives of the Miami -Dade Parks and Recreation Department for internal discussions and reviews of the Draft Lake Management, Monitoring and Contingency Plans. MSA attended a meeting with the MDAD with the intent of discussing and obtaining the following information: address the project overview, project components. review of likely air - strike hazards and concerns, review of known agency requirements and additional constraints and concerns. MSA incorporated MDAD's concerns in the preparation of the Lake Management Plan. Meeting minutes were prepared and distributed after the project and Agency meeting. Response to Agency Comments and Plan Finalization - IvISA prepared a response to Miami - Dade Parks and Recreation Department and agency (NIDAD. FAA and DOA) comments on the Lake \•lanagement Plan. The final version of the plan was prepared including associated schematic exhibits and presented to the MDCPRD in hard copy and electronic format. MWA ® MIAMI -DADE COUNTY PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT — TREE ISLAND PARK PROJECT Firm Name. Afilian, .Swain & Associates, Inc. Type of Service: Civil & Environmental Client Name: rbliami -Dade County Permitting Services Parks and Recreation Department Projected Budget: $291,764 Client Address: 275 AW 2 Street, 5'h Floor Start Date: May 2006 :Lliami, FL 33125 Completion Date: On -going Client Telephone No: (305) 755 -7511 Construction Cost: Unknown Client Contact Person: Nfark Heinicke Key Individuals: Arsenio A9ilian, P. E., Julio Menache Milian. Swain and Associates. Inc. (MSA) is providing civil and environmental engineering services to the Miami -Dade County Parks and Recreation Department (PARD). This Department requires assistance to prepare and process the environmental permits required to develop the Tree Island Park located south of SW 10'" Street between SW 149`" Avenue and SW 147" Avenue. MSA scope of services includes: Data Collection and Coordination - Iv1SA coordinated and attended a kick -off meeting with PARD staff and the Landscape Architect. EDAW. EDAW presented the preliminary site plan to the project team. MSA prepared a survey and geotechnical testing scope and submitted it to the PARD project manager. After receiving the survey. MSA reviewed it for sufficiency and submitted comments in writing to ® the PARD project manager. As part of this task MSA and its subconsultant, CH211 Hill, conducted a site visit to become familiar with the project site and surrounding areas. In addition, identified the utility companies providing service in the project area and requested as -built plans as well as the points of connection for potable water and sanitary sewer service from the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department. E Schematic Site Plan Development - MSA assisted the landscape architect in developing a Schematic Site Plan by providing preliminary engineering assistance with the overall strategy for stormwater management, leading to a preliminary sizing of all retention facilities (lakes or dry retention areas). As part of this task MSA engaged in a preliminary review of the Landscape Architect's preliminary site plan and identified suggested modifications as they pertain to the Civil Engineering Discipline. Once they addressed the suggested modifications and provided MSA with an electronic copy of the revised site plan. MSA identified the pervious and impervious areas of the plan and prepared water management routing calculations to determine the available storage and peak stages for the design storm events. VISA coordinated all additional site plan modifications required to create additional storage to ensure that the site can service the design storm events. We ensured that the preliminary water management design of the site was in compliance with DERM's Bird Drive Basin criteria. MSA considered impacts to existing wetlands and tree islands in the coordination process with the Landscape Architect. Weiland Delineation and Environmental Permitting - The bISA Team delineated the project wetlands using the currently accepted methodologies accepted by the US Army Corp of Engineers NSA ® MIAMI -DADE COUNTY PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT — TREE ISLAND PARK PROJECT El lJ (COE). the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) and the Miami -Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management (DEILM). Tree Island delineations were based on DERM -EEL criteria that were to be submitted to each regulatory agency for consent prior to field work The Team's biologist utilized colored Flagging to delineate the jurisdictional wetland boundary. The wetland delineations were marked on an available County aerial or topographic survey. Other field information including the completion of COE Wetland Determination Data Sheets and a Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method (UMAM) was also perforated for the wet prairie wetlands and Tree Islands. Additionally Team biologist located three seasonal high water (SHW) elevations within the tree islands and wet prairie areas for hydrologic restoration purposes. A preliminary wildlife survey was conducted during the wetland delineation to determine presence of any listed plant or animal species. The Team biologist met on -site one time with the SFWMD and COE to veriA, the delineated wetland and Tree Island boundaries. MSA coordinated as necessary with PARD's survey personnel following field verification by COE and SFWMD regarding locations of flagged wetland areas and Tree Island boundaries. SHW and review ® the resulting delineation survey for accuracy prior to agency submittal. MSA developed a mitigation plan based on the final site design and anticipated t impacts to wetlands and Tree Islands for on -site mitigation and /or purchase of credits from an approved offsite mitigation bank. The MSA project Team prepared the Joint Environmental Resource permit application and the DERM Class -IV permit application. The applications included appropriate exhibits and calculations. Preparation of Design Development Plans - Upon receipt of the final site plan and the topographic and cadastral survey, MSA prepared final water management calculations, paving, grading and drainage plans and drainage calculations. These plans were included in the Environmental permit applications described above. The plans included the location of drainage catch basins, exftltration trenches, the site grading scheme, typical section along proposed internal roadways, parking areas and wet/dry retention areas as well as at the perimeter of the property. Environmental Quality Control Board Variance (Optional) - Due to the potential impacts to Tree Island No. 2, the Environmental Quality Control Board (EQCB) may have to be petitioned for a variance from the requirements of Chapter 24 of the Miami -Dade County Administrative Code. MSA will coordinate with the Environmentally Endangered Lands Program (EEL), PARD and DERM to prepare an EQCB Application. MSA will assist and represent PARD at the EQCB Public bearing. NSA- �m„�MrYO all.omt..mn r E MDPROS, OAK GROVE PARK CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING Firm Name: ,itilian, Swain &.Associates, Inc. Client Name: tbliami -Dade County Parks. Recreation and Open Spaces Department Client Address: 275 NiV 2nd Street, 4" Floor ,Miami, Florida 33123 Client Telephone No: (305) 755 -5447 - HAITIAN COMMUNITY CENTER & PLATTING SERVICES Type of Service: Civil & environmental Engineering Services Professional Fees: 399,317 Construction Cost: TBD Start Date: ,Llay 2013 Completion Date: On -going Client Contact Person: John M Bower Key Individuals: Arsenio Milian, PE, Julio Menache Milian, Swain & Associates, Inc. (MSA) provided assistance to the'vliami -Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department (MDPROS) with Civil Infrastructure/Environmental Due Diligence Investigations. Platting Services and coordination plus serving as the Civil /environmental engineering Design Criteria Professional for the development of the Haitian Community Center at Oak Grove Park. MSA's scope of services included the following: Civil Infrastructure & Environmental Due Dligence Investigation: MSA researched and obtained available historical records and prior infrastructure /environmental due diligence investigations conducted by the MDPROS and /or others. In addition, MSA analyzed documents obtained and expanded the Due Diligence Investigation to research status /requirements related to the following critical elements/parameters: • Site Location: • Survey & Platting: • Geotechnical Investigations • Contamination Issues • Wetlands Issues • Archeological Issues • Existing Utilities/Utility Easements • Traffic Issues • Right -of -way Issues • Water and Sewer • Fire Protection • Stormwater Management • Required Permits /Approvals Based on above due diligence. MSA assisted the MDPROS in preparation of the development schedule for the proposed civil infrastructure improvements and related civil /environmental permitting. NSA El SUNNY ISLES BEACH PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE PROJECT Firm Name: ,Milian, Swain & Associates. Inc. Client Name: City ofSumry Isles Bench/ Marlin Engineering (Prime) Client Address: 18070 Collins Ave. Sunny Isles Beach, Florida Client Telephone No: (303)477 -7375 Contact Person: Edivin Mojena Type of Service: Site Assessment & Permitting Project Cost: S85.000 Start Date: June 2007 Completion Date: Pebruary 2009 Key Individuals: Arsenio Milian, P.E. The City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida proposed the construction of a pedestrian bridge over a finder canal on the western (Intracoastal Waterway) side of the city. This was a two - part project consisting of the construction of an emergency vehicle and pedestrian bridge connecting North Bav Road from 174h Street to 172 °d Street; and the second part. the construction of an observation deck in Town Center Park, located at the east end of the canal, and a boardwalk connecting the deck to the North Bay Road bridge. ® Milian, Swain K Associates, Inc. (MSA) was hired to conduct environmental assessment and permitting services in support of this bridge installation. The assessment included a wetlands evaluation, mangrove habitat identification, benthic resources inventory, seagrass and bathymetric mapping. MSA's SCUBA divers determined the presence, density and distribution of seagrass, using a combination of Line Intercept and a modified Daubenmirc transect methods. Six,, (6) transects lines were run across the canal. Data was used to measure seagrass in percent cover. The report will be included with the 1 c" _ -77 Class I DER \1 and ERP permit applications. -4 a.�.. _�S_._::� mac-. ,. MSA NEWPORT PIER DEMOLITION AND REPLACEMENT Firm Name: Xfarlin Engineering & Milian, Swain & Associates, Inc. Client Name: City ofSunnv Isles Beach Client Address: I8070 Collins Ave. Sunny Isles Beach, Florida Client Telephone No: 305- 477 -7575 Contact Person: Ramon Soria Type of Service: Site Assessment & Permitting Project Budget: 575,000 Actual Cost: Within Budget Start Date. 2009 Completion Date: 2010 Key Individuals: Arsenio A/ilian. P.E. The Newport Pier is in the City of Sunny Isles Beach, in Miami -Dade County. Florida. The pier is approximately 2.0 miles north of Baker's Haulover Inlet. It is located in Section 14. Township 52 South. and Range 42 East, between FDEP Coastal Range Monuments R016, and R017. The pier was built in 1936, and through the years was developed into a combined restaurant and fishing pier facility. Due to its value to local residents and tourists alike, the pier was designated as a historic site by Miami -Dade County in 1982. The pier was ® officially closed on June 28, 2007 as a result of general deterioration and extensive damage from Hurricane Wilma in 2005. The City plans to remove the existing 17,210 112 (1,599 m2) structure in its entirety, and rebuild the pier and restaurant, using approximately the same footprint. The new structure will be approximately 20,720 ftz (1,925 in ). MSA is responsible for all biological investigations of the surrounding area, permit preparation, and is assisting in the construction methodology formulation. Biological Assessments — MSA conducted an environmental assessment of the project area to support permitting and design requirements. The assessment included benthic resources investigation and subsequent mapping. MSA's SCUBA divers used a modified Daubenmire transect method to identify and map biological resources within the project area. Eight (8) transects lines were run north, south, east and under the pier. Data was used to generate benthic resources maps used in the permitting process. The final assessment report was included with the Class I DERNI and ERP permit applications. Permit Preparation and Execution — Permits include a JCP, DERM Class I Permit, and USCG Advance Approval. MSA is currently working closely with the agencies, the city, and the design engineers to minimize environmental impact, maintain SSSL compliance, and restore this culturally essential pier to its former beauty and functionality. Coordination with FDEP, DERM, USFWS, FFWCC, USCG, and local residents are be integral to the permitting process. ® MSA ® PRELIMINARY CONTAMINATION ASSESSMENT FOR MDPR PARKS Firm Name: Milian, .Swain & Associates. Inc. Telephone: (305) 826 -5588 Client Name: Miami -Dade Counry Park and Type of Service: Environmental Planning Recreation DepartmemAQ4CTEC (Prime) Services Prime Address: 5845 A'{f' 158i° Street. ,l-Liami Lakes, Project Cost: 559,363.75 FL 33014 Start Date: September 2011 Prime Contact Person: Ricardo Fraxedas Completion Date: 2013 Milian, Swain & Associates. Inc. (MSA) is providing Environmental Planning services for the preliminary contamination assessment at Miami -Dade County Parks. The project consists of providing environmental planning services to the Miami -Dade County Park and Recreation Department (MDPR), specifically related to preliminary contamination assessment of over 250 existing parks. MSA will assist MDPR with the following services: • N1SA will attend kick off meeting at local MDPR offices to confirm project approach, roles and responsibilities. In addition, Consultant will confer with the MDPR Design Development Division to identify /confirm existing MDPR properties currently identified as potentially contaminated sites and obtain status of any undergoing remediation action by the MDPR — Design Development Division. • MSA will assign technical staff to conduct review of existing files for the MDPR parks with emphasis on review of historical documentationteorrespondence /records related to potential site contamination currently on file for each of the listed properties. • MSA will query existing DERNI G.I.S. layers to identify MDPR properties listed as contaminated by DER IA or with potential for contamination due to proximity to adjacent contaminated sites. ® Based on the results of the above tasks. Consultant will tabulate each of the properties, following Format coordinated with MDPR. The tabular listing will be populated with results of the documented review /research conducted by the Consultant. Consultant will analyze and organize the tabulated results using a 3 -tier ranking approach: Tier 1 Properties of highest priority for likely presence of contamination and potential for direct exposure based on preponderance of factors as uncovered during review of available records, such as: • Parks listed as contaminated by regulatory agencies and: older parks acquired by Nliami- Dade County and developed prior to 1970; Neighborhood Parks, Active Parks with playgrounds and defined public access, Properties within the county /city urban core. Properties served by private well(s). Properties donated by developers. Properties used as borrow pits, landfills, rock pits prior to acquisition. Tier 2: • Properties considered passive parks with limited public access, Properties served by a public water system but directly adjacent to existing contaminated site(s). Parks acquired by Nliami -Dade County and developed between 1970 to 1985: Properties listed as contaminated but undergoing remediation activities. Tier 3: • Properties that are undeveloped and in their natural state prior /after acquisition. Parks acquired by Miami -Dade County and developed after 1985. • Upon completion of initial tabulation and tier - ranking above, MSA will obtain historical aerial imagery of up to 25 parks listed under Tier I to further analyze /confirm the accuracy of the preliminary ranking performed under Task 4. ® • NASA will update the initial Tier I ranking list performed under Task 04, prepare and submit final hard & electronic copies of the preliminary assessment results for each park. rma4.m �Adrg be ® eSe�icvEi7�tE e��ZLs�in L57 c�::4ssoeiaEEi, &a. Mari S. Jdn P.SA1. CIVIL ENGINEERS - LAND PLANNERS- SURVEYORS Rw M A. Fnt P.S M. Monad J. Alley, P.S.M. 3240 CORPORATE WAY- MIRAMAR FLORIDA 33025 Jcea G. HnvnCea. P.S,M. BROWARD PHONE: (954) 435 -7010 DADE PHONE (305) 652 -7010 BROWARD FAX (954) 430 -3288 • DADE FAX: (305) 652.62x4 W W W.SHISKIN.COM Schwebke- Shiskin & Associates Park Projects • West Kendall Regional Park • Shirley Branca Park — City of Miramar • Miramar Regional Park — City of Miramar • Ansin Sports Complex — City of Miramar • Murray Park — City of South Miami rl r1 LJ NJ C. Teft PJ. P. S.� P. r J. Naves, P.E. Wi F. Leon PE. Amxb k Mare, P.E. Jam C. Telo. PR. r' L' r'] L Ir1I LJ West 44`" Street Project Description This project consisted of drainage improvement along West 44th Street in Miami Beach from Biscayne Bay to Royal Palm Avenue. Although the area of improvement was relatively small the area directly benefiting from the proposed improvements is bounded by West 47 Street to the North, Sheridan Avenue to the East, West 43rd Street to the South and Biscayne Bay to the West. The project included reconstruction of West 44th Street and included construction of new valley gutters to efficiently convey stormwater to the designed stormwater management system. A new stormwater outfall and control structure was designed to comply with the necessary environmental regulations for discharging stormwater into Biscayne Bay. The firm's duties included full construction administration services needed to certify and close -out the project. Location of Project Citv of Miami Beach Client City of Miami Beach Construction Cost S800,000 (Estimated) Start/Completion Date Started in 2010 / Completed in 2011 ORA/NAO6.OdPR ie ai WA" t� to --• ..=fir - -z. =_._ R• ~,: = -,r 1 .rT �Q,Y•V �, \�P k:Vnarkvingk2014 proposal directory\14 -041 rfq awntura park de ignlconsrltants \7 surveying_schwebke empty\schwebke from palmetto bay 2013 \for aventura projects \west 44 street.doc a �77 Og1i0tfCQ.fF_i Land Planners • Eneineers • Land Surveyors STATE SCHOOL YYY -1 Project Description This project is composed of a 178,000 square foot Miami -Dade County Senior High School on a 17 acres site. also known as Terra Environmental Research Institute. The project area, including roads and other improvements was approximately 30 acres. Schwebke- Shiskin and Associates was the Civil Engineering consultant responsible for the design, permitting and construction administration for all the infrastructure for the development of the subject site and adjacent roadways. Stormwater management modeling software (ICPR) was used to determine stages generated by a theoretical 10 year storm event for flood analysis of the development and adjacent roadways. The project also included the development of approximately 2,600 linear feet of new watermain, abandonment of an existing watermain and approximately 400 linear feet of sanitary sewer extension to service the proposed buildings. This project obtained a Gold LEED certification from the USGBC on September 28, 2010. Location of Proiect.- 11005 Southwest 84th Street, Miami, FL 33173 -3804 Client Company Name: Miami -Dade County Public Schools Is Contact Name : Rolando Pardo Telephone :(305) 995 -4879 Design Fee S111,000 start/Completion Date February 2008 / March 2010 Engineer Hernando J. Navas S-C&9E9k E -,z--Sfi i I k iP- - & 4:�-Aloia-ItEl Land Planners • Engineers • Land Surveyors PENNSYLVANIA GARAGE Proicet Description This project is composed of a 6 story parking garage with 7,400 square feet of retail space in the ground floor together with the development of the adjoining roads. Schwebke- Shiskin and Associates is the Civil Engineering consultant responsible for the design, permitting and construction administration for all the infrastructure improvement for the development of the subject site. These duties encompass the redevelopment of half of the Right of Ways of all three street surrounding the property, Pennsylvania Avenue, 17`h Street and North Lincoln Lane, the provision of public utilities (water and sewer) and the disposal of storm water via drainage wells and connections to the existing City infrastructure which outfall into the Dade Canal. Stormwater management modeling software (ICPR) was used in the determination of the stage caused by the 25 year- 3 day storm event by discharging through the drainage well. The interior floors drain through a French Drain system that contains a 2' thick sand filter to prevent chemical degreasers commonly used on garages to enter the aquifer. An overflow system connects the French Drain to the drainage well by use of an emergency sump pump. This project had to be coordinated with two other projects that are been developed or in bidding stages, New World Symphony and the Capital Improvement Project City Center. /j Location of Project.- ® East side of Pennsylvania Avenue between North Lincoln Lane and t 7`h Street. Client Company Fame : City of Miami Beach Contact Name : Tim Hemstreet, Assistant City Manager Telephone :(305) 673 -7030 Desi¢n Fee Start/Completion Date Construction Contract 545,000.00 April 2009 /June 2009 $12,90U00.00 ® e�ehuTEL>i2�- csh«�in & (AioCeatF, I Land Planners • Engineers • Land Surveyors EMERALD APARTMENTS Project Description This project is composed of a 10 story residential Tower with its supporting 3 story parking garage together with the development of the adjoining roads. Schwebke- Shiskin and Associates is the Civil Engineering consultant responsible for the design, permitting and construction administration for all the infrastructure improvement for the development of the subject site. These duties encompass the redevelopment of the full of the Right of Way of NW 72nd Terrace from NW 2 Avenue to NW 3`d Avenue, the design of over 1,500 of 12" water main, provision of sewer and the disposal of storm water via drainage wells and French Drains. Strormwater management modeling software (ICPR) was used in the determination of the stage caused by the 5 year storm event by discharging through a combination of drainage wells and French Drains for the private portion of the development and via French Drain for the development of the Public Right of Way. The interior floors of the garage drain through a French Drain system that contains a 2' thick sand filter to prevent chemical degreasers commonly used on garages to enter the aquifer. An overflow system connects the French Drain to the drainage well to protect the ground floor from possible flooding during very intense storm events. ® Location of Prolect.- NW 72" Terrace between NW 2nd Avenue and NW 3`d Avenue Client Company Name: The Gatehouse Group Contact Name : James Koningisor Telephone : (508) 877 -2344 Design Fee Start/Completion Date Construction Contract $70,000.00 January 2007 June 2007 521,000,000.00 NYJ. 72 TERRACE THE ]1' 1 Z :.a ll z NAPARME 1J & c�A10t,catF-i Land Planners • Engineers • Land Surveyors GARDENS AT DRIFTWOOD Project Description This project consisted of the redevelopment of a 5 acres parcel to construct a 6 story, 120 unit, low income adult living facility and relocate an existing on -site office building. This firm's responsibilities included surveying of the property's pre - development conditions, design and permitting for all of the civil infrastructure improvements and construction administration for all improvements needed to complete the project. The development's stormwater management system consisted of a series of interconnected inlets and exfiltration trenches overflowing into an adjacent municipal -owned and operated stormwater system. The project also required several connections to the existing adjacent watermains for domestic and fire services and replacement of an existing sanitary sewer lift station to service the new and existing buildings. This project is currently being processed for a Gold LEED certification from the USGBC. The project expects to receive this certification some time at the end of June 2011. Location of Project: 7300 North Davie Road Extension, Hollywood, Florida 33024 Client Company Name : The Gatehouse Companies Contact Name : Marc S. Plonskier Telephone : (508) 337 -2500 Design Fee 5120,000 Start/Completion Date September 2008 / September 2010 Engineer Luis F. Leon cS0fit,TF_9kF_ csh«hin �? Og��OLeCLf�� Land Planners • Engineers • Land Surveyors MADISON VIEW APARTMENTS Project Description This project consisted of 4 buildings on 3 separate properties within 2 blocks. Said buildings consist of 120 affordable housing apartments. The size of the undeveloped property combining all three sites was 3.08 Acres. This firm's responsibilities included surveying of the property's pre - development and post - development conditions, design and permitting for all of the civil infrastructure improvements and construction administration for all improvements needed to complete the project. The development's stormwater management system consisted of a network of catch basins interconnected by French Drain for water quality and then directed into drainage wells. The project also required upgrade of all the surrounding water mains for all three sites per County regulations. This project obtained a Silver LEED certification from the USGBC on May, 2011. Location of Project.- is 642 NW 51" Avenue, Miami, FL 33136 Client Company Name : The Gatehouse Group Inc. Contact dame : Marc S. Plonskier Telephone :(508) 337 -2500 Design Fee 590,000.00 Start/Completion Date January 2008 / November 2010 Engineer Alberto A. Mora Construction Contract r "1 $19,000,000 Ll.._ ® eSehur�Lri2�- �hi���r2 & Og110t,CLgtF_ Land Planners • Engineers • Land Surveyors SUNRISE COMMONS APARTMENTS 11 r1 LJ Pruiect Description This project consisted of a 5 story building with its supporting 2 story parking garage. Said building consist of 106 affordable housing apartments The size of the project was 2.26 Acres. This firm's responsibilities included surveying of the property's pre - development conditions, all platting services needed to develop the property, design and permitting for all of the civil infrastructure improvements and construction administration for all improvements needed to complete the project. The development's stormwater management system consisted of a network of catch basins interconnected by French Drain. The project also required sanitary sewer and water main extensions to serve the property and for adequate fire flow. This project obtained a Silver LEED certification from the USGBC on July 8, 2010. Location of Proiect.- 26600 SW 146th Court, Homestead, FL 33032 Client Company Name: Landmark Companies Contact Name : Franciso Rojo Telephone : (305) 538 -9552 x103 Design Fee Start/Completion Date Engineer Construction Contract 575,000.00 July 2007 / July 2010 Alberto A. Mora S27,500,000.00 ® - '2fWE9kE- eS&!kin � Og��OCCRf�� Land Planners • Engineers • Land Surveyors n u TOWN AND COUNTRY MALL Project Description This project is composed of the complete re- development of the former 363;528 square -foot enclosed mall to a breathtaking specialty retail center will span approximately 400,000 square -feet of Nlediterranean open -air shopping. Schwebke- Shiskin and Associates is the Civil Engineering consultant responsible for the design, permitting and construction administration for all the infrastructure improvement for the development of the subject site. The duties encompass the re- routing of all utilities within the site to allow the redevelopment of the structure around an existing water feature as well as the stormwater management of the site. Stormwater management modeling software (ICPR) was used in the determination of the stages generated by the 25 year- 3 day and 100 year -3day storm events by discharging through French Drains. Location of Proiec[.- Between SW 88` Street and SW 82'� Street and SW 1 17`" Avenue and the Florida Turnpike Extension Client Company Name : Flagler Development Group Contact Name : Jose Gonzalez Telephone :(305) 520 -2367 Design Fee Start/CornMetion Date Construction Contract 5555,000.00 January 2005 February 2008 $150.000,000.00 IV "Si p -ST 1-7 77-7. '5t.. CU C _'I MILLER�EGG City of Miramar Forzano Park Improvements Phase I Miramar, Florida The City of Miramar plans to improve an existing 13 -acre active park to convert sport usage and to improve operating conditions. The existing baseball clay infields, outfield and football field grass will be removed and modified to provide additional football/soccer field space. Park amenities also include volleyball courts and a community center. As a subconsultant to R.J. Behar, Miller Legg will provide planning, landscape architecture, irrigation design and topographic survey. IMPROVING COMMUNITIES. CREATING ENVIRONMENTS. wwwmillerlegg-com Al IMPROVING COMMUNITIES. CREATING ENVIRONMENTS. wwwmillerlegg-com MILLER�EGG City of Oakland Park Parks & Recreation Master Plan Oakland Park Florida Miller Legg was the City of Oakland Park's Planning and Design consultant responsible for preparing a 20 -year Master Plan for its city -wide Recreation Programs and Parks. This City of 44,000 residents has a system of 24- parks and recreation facilities with a staff of 45 responsible for maintenance and management. Miller Legg prepared a Master Plan with an implementation approach which will take the City to the year 2030 in updates to the recreation element of the comprehensive plan and physical development of many new parks while systematically updating the existing inventory. This project approach included development of an inventory of existing facilities and resources, creation of a customized web site for communication with the public, inventorying existing residents and community stakeholders, development of physical plans, and establishment of budgets and schedules for implementation over a 5 -10 -20 year time frame. The entire project required six workshops, interviews with all public officials and current City Commissioners in order to establish support for adoption of the plan within a 12 month time frame. SCI' •'�!f RK IMPROVING COMMUNITIES. CREATING ENVIRONMENTS. www.millerlegg.com � MILLER���EGG Broward County Parks and Recreation Miramar Pineland Nature Center Design/Build Miramar, Florida After many years of abuse from all - terrain vehicles and uncontrolled dumping activities, this 157 -acre natural area in South Broward County was identified as a unique habitat in South Florida and purchased by Broward County for preservation and development as a passive nature- oriented recreational space. The project's program included the restoration of native pineland habitats, creation of open spaces for picnicking, design of a boardwalk through wetland areas and nature walks through the unique upland habitats. Miller Legg, as part of a design -build ® team selected for the park improvements, was responsible for the project's landscape architecture and irrigation design. This design effort required minimizing impacts to the unique pineland- dominated existing habitats and utilized a unique seed and vegetation harvesting process to replant many of the project's open areas with native plant species from within the preserve. 11 IMPROVING COMMUNITIES. CREATING ENVIRONMENTS. wwwmilleHegg.corn ➢ W TOW vlrl7i IA. I T, E City of Miami Moore Park Miami, Florida This design/build project involved the renovation of a portion of the existing Moore Park which included a new LEED Gold community center building and daycare building, new basketball courts, a new park green area with pavilions and the associated pathway and parking /driveway areas. The site is located at the northeast comer of NW 10th Avenue and NW 36th Street in the City of Miami. Services provided by Miller Legg included civil engineering design, regulatory agency permitting and construction administration services. Awards: ® LEED Gold United States Green Building Council, 2014 11 MILLER�EGG a Lh.•: ) F! IMPROVING COMMUNITIES. CREATING ENVIRONMENTS. www rnillerlegg,com I� L i Lh.•: ) F! IMPROVING COMMUNITIES. CREATING ENVIRONMENTS. www rnillerlegg,com E History Ardaman is a professional corporation founded in 1959 by Dr. M.E. Ardaman, and the company has continually provided services in the practice of engineering. The company was founded in Orlando, but expanded to meet the needs of our client community throughout Florida and the Gulf Coast. We currently serve from our corporate headquarters in Orlando, and 16 branch offices throughout Florida and Louisiana. In 1975, after the passing of Dr. Ardaman, the core of the current ownership group, headed by Dr. Anwar E.Z. Wissa, assumed leadership of the company. In 2002, the company merged with Tetra Tech Inc., a national infrastructure and environmental engineering company, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of that firm. Ardaman maintains the high level of integrity and technical excellence that had become synonymous with the Ardaman name. At present, Ardaman employs a staff of over 530 professional engineers, scientists, technicians, drilling personnel, technical assistants and support staff in Florida and Louisiana. Ardaman is a technically and fiscally sound consulting firm which has experienced a steady and healthy growth throughout its history. This reasonable growth pattern has allowed us to expand ® services offered to our clients while maintaining top quality. We firmly believe that the growth and reputation of our company are the direct results of the individual efforts and commitment of all our employees. Our future success depends on continuing this commitment and adhering to the highest professional standards and ideals. Professional Services Ardaman offers a broad range of professional engineering services including: • Geotechnical engineering • Construction materials testing and inspection • Hydrogeology and surface water hydrology • Geoenvironmental sciences including asbestos and indoor air quality consulting • Building inspection • Industrial waste engineering • Facilities engineering We offer these services on projects in throughout the United States and internationally. Proiects and Clients Ardaman has provided services on tens of thousands of projects ranging from single family residences to billion dollar industrial complexes. We work with both public and private clients including: • Local, state and federal governments and agencies • Public and private utilities • School Districts and other educational enities ® • Major industries and manufacturers ® • Architects and engineers • Banks and lending institutions • Contractors • Retail and commercial companies • National governments and agencies of other countries We are proud of our ability to meet the demands of any project, anywhere. Through the efforts of our dedicated staff, we approach each assignment, no matter how large or small, with enthusiasm and the full resources of our company. Miami Branch Ardaman's Miami Brach has provided geotechnical engineering and material testing services in South Florida for over 27 years. Our local staff comprised of 14 engineers/technical support personnel are available to respond to any project. Mr. Evelio N. Horta, Ph.D., P.E., is the Branch Manager. With over 36 years of varied engineering experience, Dr. Horta is very experienced in geotechnical engineering, construction materials testing and environmental engineering. As a Branch Manager of Andaman & Associates, Inc., he has the authority to modify company procedures to meet your needs, and he is locally available to ensure your projects are completed on time and within budget. Office Location: Ardaman & Associates, Inc. 2608 West W Street ® Hialeah, Florida 33016 Phone: (305) 825 -2683 Fax: (305) 825 -2686 Email: ehorta(cDardaman.com J The Miami branch has been providing geotechnical engineering services for many years at local parks in Miami -Dade County. Some recent projects include: Yea�.of i { ° Pro role * 1 i �I' s Client ° -, 't `r r , Services +,ServlCeS �+`)1..�1 �I -. 2009 Shelter at International Miami Dade Parks & Geotechnical / Drilling Gardens Park, Miami Recreation 2009 Museum Park in Miami Coastal System Hydrology services International 2008 Fairchild Tropical Garden Fairchild Tropical Garden Geotechnical / Drilling Proposed additional, Coral Gables 2008 Sunrise Harbor Park, Coral City of Coral Gables Drilling Gables 2007 Parrot Jungle — Restoration RJ Heisenbottle Architects Geotechnical Original Entrance. Miami 2005 South Pointe Park Hargreaves Associates Geotechnical / Drilling Improvements. Miami Beach 2005 Douglas Park Recreation, Miami Riverside Center Geotechnical Miami Capital Improvements 2005 Dorsey Park Addition, Miami Ferguson, Glascow, Geotechnical Schuster, Soto, Inc. n A Aa Iatb, ft. � cmrc+a. Bw:an.me se ua:•M. cxutana 7 11 E. fO-1; W � "tcll— %a ,e i es 2005 Grapeland Heights Park, City of Miani Geotechnical Miami 2004 Sewell Park — Proposed Perez and Perez Architects Geotechnical Building, Miami 2004 Continental Park, Miami Douglas Wook & Assoc. Geotechnical roposed addition 2004 Sargent Delancy Park, Miami Botas Engineering, Inc. 1 Geotechnical 1 New construction 2004 Greynolds Parks, Miami R.J. Heisenbottle Architects I Geotechnical Drilling I Proposed addition Ard� & A=OCLMG. hM ® p MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL PLUMBING MEP ENGINEERING, INC. AMELIA EARHART PHASE 11 PARKING LOT LIGHTING MIAMI -DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA Miami -Dade County Parks and Recreation project consisting of Sports Lighting for six (6) New Soccer Fields, Public Bathroom Building, New Park Office, 160 Parking Lot, Driveways and New Access Road. This project is located at: 11900 N.W. 42nd Avenue, Miami, Florida. Scope of Services Provided: Supervised and managed the design plans and specifications of: Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing and Site Lighting Engineering Systems. ® Contact Name: Mr. Rolando Llanes, AIA Civica Architecture & Urban Design Email: dlanes(a)civicaarouo.com Phone Number: (305) 593 -9959 Construction Cost: $3.2 Million 10590 N.W. 27° STREET, SUITE 101, DORAL, FL. 33172 • TEL.: (305) 471 -0160 • FAX: (305) 593 -2530 �J E MF1 MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL PLUMBING MEP ENGINEERING, INC. LUMMUS PARK RECREATION AND HISTORIC BUILDING SITE IMPROVEMENTS - PARKING LOT LIGHTING MIAMI, FLORIDA Lummus Park Recreation Building & Site Improvements. Architectural /Engineering Services and Historic Preservation for an addition and Miscellaneous Improvements to the Recreation Building. Renovate and improve site amenities. This project includes a 700 S.F. addition to the existing recreation building, exterior lighting of building, parking, additional light poles to improve light level, new ADA drinking fountain, toilet rooms, new dumpster enclosure and renovations to the recreation building. Scope of Services Provided: Mechanical, Electrical (Site Lighting 6 Parking Site Lighting) and Plumbing Systems Engineering Design. Contact Name: Mr. Terry Holt, AIA The Russell Partnership, Inc. Email: tholta)trp- inc.com Phone Number: (305) 663 -7301 Construction Cost: $935,940.00 10590 N.W. 27 '" STREET, SURE 101, DORAL, FL. 33172 • TEL.: (305) 471 -0160 • FAx: (305) 593 -2530 ,.90, ..0 v 4t'14E4 MECHANICAL Y� ELECTRICAL PLUMBING MEP ENGINEERING, INC. RIVIERA PARK RENOVATIONS PARKING LOT LIGHTING CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA This project is located at 6611 Yumuri Street, Riviera Park underwent renovations which began June 2009 and included the demolition and removal of concrete walkways, new electric light poles, site furniture, new playground with synthetic flooring, fencing, landscaping and irrigation system. The park also has a new gazebo and exercise trail with stations. Scope of Services Provided: Supervised and managed the design plans and specifications of: Electrical and Site Lighting Systems. Contact Name: Mr. Rafael Sixto, AIA Sixto Architect, Inc. Email: sixtor(rDsixtoarch.00m Phone Number: (305) 569 -2993 Construction Cost: $ 445,000.00 10590 N.W. 27" STREET, SurrE 101, DORAL, FL. 33172 • TEL.: (305) 471 -0160 • FAX: (305) 593 -2530 E_ C MIAMI -DADE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) M® ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub- consultant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION(S) / PREFERENCE(S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services; of the NTPC. ® Yes OR n Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Traffic & Transportation Planning REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: David Plummer & Associates Reference Project Name /Address: Adrieene Arsht Center Transportation Management Plan Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Juan Espinosa, PE /Traffic Engineer Reference Project Description: Traffic Engineering Scope of Services Provided: Total Compensation for Services: $ $43,108.33 Project Start Date: 9/98 Project Completion Date: 4/99 Project Construction Cost: $ Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: Reference Company Name: Cesar Pelli & Associates Reference Contact Name: Phil Bernstein Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: INFONH @pcparch.com 203 777 -2525 203 787 -2856 SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Ans is a multi -use entertainment facility located on the east and west sides of Biscayne Boulevard between NE 13 Street and NE 14 Street in Downtown Miami. Florida. The site's boundaries are North Bayshore Drive on the east. NE 13 Street on the south. NE 2 Avenue on the west. and NE 14 Street on the north. The center includes three state -of- the -art theaters.an educational center, an expansive outdoor plaza and a 1929 Art Deco tower. The three theaters consist of the 2.400 -seat Sanford and Dolores Ziff Opera House located on the west side of Biscayne Boulevard, the 2.200 -seat Knight Concert Hall located on the east side of Biscayne Boulevard and the 200 -seat Studio Theater located adjacent to the Opera House. The Peacock Education Center consists of 8.200 square feet of workshops and classrooms and is located within the Concert Hall. Plaza of the Arts is a 57,000 square foot outdoor plaza connecting the Opera House and the Concert Hall across Biscayne Boulevard. The plaza will is used for outdoor entertainment. social celebrations and informal community gatherings. The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts complex is owned by Miami - Dade County and the Performing Arts Center (PAC) Trust, a non -profit corporation, is responsible for the administration and operation of the Center as required by the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts Development Order (DO) of the Major Use Special Permit (MUSP) adopted by the city of Miami. David Plummer & Associates (DPA) developed a traffic control management plan to address pedestrian and vehicular traffic Flow to properly and safely host the major events at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts. The plan is used by the Center during all major events. Due to the lack of on -site parking, the plan also identified sufficient secured off - site parking spaces within a reasonable walking distance of the site. The ingress and egress patterns for accessing the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts proposed parking areas and valet/drop -off /pick -up areas were developed as part of the Traffic Management Plan (TMP). Major access routes to the site were identified as SR 836 from the west. 1 -395 from the east, and Biscayne Boulevard from the north and south. The main concept when developing the access routes to the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts was to divert the majo C L MIAMI -DADE COUNTY — INTEILNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) m® ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub- consultant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION(S) / PREFERENCE(S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR ❑ Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Site Civil Engieering & Roadway Design REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: David Plummer & Associates Reference Project Name /Address: Museum Park Miami Master Plan Design Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Mr. Juan Espionosa, PE/Traffic Engineer Reference Project Description: see below Scope of Services Provided: Engineering Total Compensation for Services: $ $268,810.01 Project Start Date: 11/2008 Project Completion Date: 5/2010 Project Construction Cost: $ Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: Reference Company Name: Cooper Roberston &Partners Reference Contact Name: Michael Jasper Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: mjasper @cooperroberston.com 212 247 -1717 212 245 -0361 SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). David Plummer R Associates. Inc. (DPA) led the transportation planning and traffic engineering efforts for the \Museum Park Miami project. This process started with an evaluation of the existing Bicentennial Park site through the Master Plan. Schematic Design, and Design Development phases of the project. The Master Plan phase determined the existing traffic conditions adjacent to the site. including bus routes. bus stops, roadway lane designations. traffic signal locations, pedestrian features, designated bicycle routes. and on- street parking. Additionally. DPA undertook a preliminary site and transportation analysis. which framed the transportation- related issues for the project. Preliminary access plans were evaluated that included vehicles (visitor, emergency, and service). pedestrians, transit and bicycles. DPA also evaluated the vehicular traffic impacts to Biscayne Boulevard (US I) based on the project's development program. During the Schematic Design phase of the project. DPA developed schematics for the internal roadway system and access points on Biscayne Boulevard. DPA was the lead organization coordinating transportation and traffic issues with the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). Miami -Dade County, and the city of Miami. DPA also assisted the team with parking master plan concepts and preliminary roadway cost estimates. Design guidelines and design development drawings were prepared for the internal roadways and the access points on Biscayne Boulevard. Additionally. DPA is the engineer -of -record for the new traffic signals serving the Museum Park site on Biscayne Boulevard at NE 10 Street and NE I I Street. �Ir �l. C E Mt® MIAMI -DADE COUNTY — INTERNAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (ISD) ISD FORM NO. 11 EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION / PREFERENCE / REFERENCE FORM INSTRUCTIONS This form must be submitted by each team member (Prime, A/E Sub- consultant, and /or non -A/E sub - consultant), as applicable. Applicable firm must list previous similar type project in which it has performed work. The reference provided below should be for one project and must comply with the requirements listed in Sections 1.2, Scope of Services, Experience and Qualifications /Preferences, and 2.1, Format and Contents, of the NTPC. APPLICABILITY TO EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATION(S) / PREFERENCE(S) This project reference complies with the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) required under Section 1.2, Scope of Services, of the NTPC. ® Yes OR R Not Applicable If yes, please indicate which of the Experience and Qualification(s) and /or Preference(s) that is met with this project reference. Traffic and Operations Planners REFERENCE PROJECT INFORMATION Firm Name: David Plummer & Associates Reference Project Name /Address: New World Symphony /1661 Pennsylvania Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida Name(s) and Role(s) of Consultant Personnel Working on this Reference Project: Todd Seymour, PE /Civil Engineer Reference Project Description: see below Scope of Services Provided: Parking Garage Consultant Total Compensation for Services: $ $36,511.98 Project Start Date: 5/2008 Project Completion Date: 2/2009 Project Construction Cost: $ Construction Start Date: Construction Completion Date: Reference Company Name: Hanes Reference Contact Name: Milton Baker Reference Telephone Number: Facsimile Number: E -mail: 770 206 -5313 770 -206 -5325 SPACE BELOW IS TO BE UTILIZED TO EXPAND ON THE SCOPE OF SERVICES PROVIDED FOR THIS PROJECT REFERENCE. PLEASE DESCRIBE YOUR FIRM'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE REFERENCE PROJECT. PROVIDE DETAILS TO SUPPORT WHETHER EACH TEAM MEMBER'S PARTICULAR EXPERTISE RELEVANT TO THE PROJECT WAS GAINED UNDER CURRENT EMPLOYMENT, OR AS A MEMBER OF ANOTHER FIRM. (ADDITIONAL SHEETS OF PAPER MAY BE USED TO INCLUDE INFORMATION). The New World Symphony Campus is located in the heart of Miami Beach. The new Campus is an innovative facility for music education and performance with state -of- the -art technical capabilities and an adjacent 2.5 -acre public park on which the institution extends its programming. The campus also includes a 400 -space parking garage. DPA provided the following services: Developed conceptual parking garage alternatives. Designed pedestrian access connecting to the New World Symphony building. Provided dimensions and design standards for parking stalls. drive aisles. curbs. access driveways & ramps. Reviewed column locations and adjusted them to provide for a safe and efficient circulation. 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E.Phatio.: _" % "OS '• •fiwj , S+ -•. U IY. `lo: lad. V> _8'_0150.3« Certifitipm ar. Aoohorhoiiun 2b'b City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural d Land Surveving Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 J STAFFING - Organizational Chart Team TAB /VNNY ISLE / k S ti Q ., n �✓ O . ./99, O0.\ P Architecture (PRIME), Permit Assistance, Construction Phase Services, CAD Services R.E. CHISHOLM ARCHITECTS, INC. (PRIME) Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA, NCARB, Principal, Project Architect Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP, Project Manager Jorge Iglesias, AIA, NCARB, Construction Administration Landscape Architecture, Environmental Engineering (All other Environmental Engineering Services) Miller Legg & Associates, Inc Michael Kroll, RLA Ronald Rollins, RLA Civil Engineering, Ind. Dock & Seawall Design Milian, Swain & Associates, Inc. Arsenio Milian, P.E., Principal Julio M. Menache, Project Manager MEP Engineering MEP Engineering, Inc. Antonio Naranjo, LEED AP, Principal 3 Environmental Engineering (Laboratory Work & Soil Testing only) Ardaman & Associates, Inc Evelio Horta, Ph.D., P.E., Chief Geotechnical Eng. Evelio Horta Jr., Staff Engineer Surveying Schwebke, Shiskin & Associates, Inc. Alfonso C. Tello, P.E., President Ronald A. Fritz, P.S.M., Assistant Vice- President Transportation Planning & Traffic Engineering, Parking Studies David Plummer & Associates Timothy J. Plummer, P.E., President Juan Espinosa, P.E., Vice - President Transportation Structural Engineering Brill Rodriguez Salas & Associates, Inc. Armando Sales, P.E., Principal Louis J. Aguirre, P.E., LEED AP, President ® The Chisholm Team is ready and able to start any required work immediately. City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural B Land Surveving Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 J B E o r A s — E U E m J J • m a E � u a m - � a c a m 1' Gl R' a U 2 I I Q c m o i m ° 1 1 m O Q V a 2 D _ O m 5 Q LL c J w am a a e � e y � C m a m � mw e i J 5 W a a O mQt C uO ° O 11 1 D p, m Q = 2 m a C a t U =a r f ,• FIpA TAB 4 APPROACH /METHODOLOGY City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural B Land Survevinp Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 S�NN ,rF APPROACH /METHODOLOGY TAB 4 0-> BUDGET METHODS AND PROCEDURESk.1' ® The following budget methods and procedures describes the experience and systems o provided by The Chisholm Team for this Contract. With our wide diversity of projects and experience gained, REC has developed a database of cost information that has allowed us to generate in -house cost estimates on all our projects. Through this diversity of projects we have also obtained deep insight into the level of quality afforded throughout the South Florida construction industry. This has allowed our office to provide accurate cost estimates by matching project type, size, and complexity with the appropriate construction skill set in our data base. Depending on project type, size and complexity, and phase of development our staff utilizes the following estimating systems based on information in our estimating database: • Dollar per square foot estimating to establish general budgetary parameters during initial planning and design stages. • Line Item dollar per square foot estimating by CSI construction divisions for general building systems and materials costing. • Quantity take -off and unit price estimating by CSI construction sub - division breakdown. • Use of RS Means estimating cost data. • Verification with local construction industry representatives, such as architects, engineers, general contractors, developers, manufacturers, sub contractors and suppliers. Over the years the above described system has proved effective in accurately reflected the estimated cost of any construction project. A key to this system is constant monitoring at all phases of the project and constantly verifying and re- verifying the information in our database is current. SCHEDULING METHODS AND PROCEEDURES: Our approach to scheduling is similar to our approach to the budget, in that our wide diversity of projects and experience gained, REC has developed a database of scheduling information that has allowed it to generate in- house schedules on all it's projects. This database enables our team to proactively include and start various regulatory processes, obtain client and regulatory approvals, coordinate with consultants, and ultimately start and successfully complete our projects on time and within budget. Public sector projects of note that have been completed on time and within budget include: • Miami -Dade County Aviation Department Cargo Building 704. This was the first design/build project at Miami international Airport. Our firm was able to meet the airports complex design criteria schedule and budget. The project was delivered on time in accordance with the airport required schedule and with in its estimated cost. • Miami -Dade County Aviation Department International Greeters Lobby at Concourse B. This project required careful coordination with airport operations to allow the facility to operate during construction while maintaining their schedule and estimated budget. This project successfully complete on time and on budget. • North Broward Homeless Assistance Center. A multi -use facility with dormitories, classrooms, health center and administrative offices for the Government of Broward County was completed on time and on budget. • City of Tamarac Public Service Building. A multi -use administrative complex recently completed on time and within the City of Tamarac's budget. • Miami -Dade College —New ',World School of the Arts. Miscellaneous repairs and improvements throughout this educational facility were performed during the occupancy of this school with no impact to the ® life, life safety and educational quality of the student body. This was completed on time and under budget. City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural 8 Land Surveying Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 SV N�J�r1 Off.' �_ .B APPROACH /METHODOLOGY TAB 4 �/ �o `�� In addition to the processes and systems outlined above, our firm requires each of our consultants to also provide their individual expertise and experience in developing an estimated cost and schedule for their specific discipline for inclusion into our estimate of cost and schedule. The Chisholm team's objective is to minimize total costs (construction + life cycle), to reduce construction time, to make the project easier to construct, and to ensure safe operations and environmental /ecological goals. Our team seeks the optimum blend of scheduling, performance, constructability, maintainability, environmental awareness, safety, and cost consciousness. As well as a management technique that uses a systematized approach to seek out the best functional balance between the cost, reliability, and performance of the project. Creative design ideas that change aspects of the proposed project design to accomplish a design, financial, or schedule improvement without changing or diminishing the program plan. Clear and informative construction documents provide for minimum or no change orders. Our process incorporates the values of the major stakeholders. These generally include the designer, construction engineer, contractor, state and federal approval agencies, local agencies, and the public. C ® City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14-07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landsceoe Architectural 6 Land Surveying Firms only rCCNAI 8.12.14 `s�ynr rtrEr TAB 5 0 ® REFERENCES City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07 -02 Continuina Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural 8 Land Survevina Firms only (CCNAI 8.12.14 COUNTY MIAMI -DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA Capital Improvements Information System Park and Recreation Department Consultant Evaluation Evaluation Type: Standard Evaluation Contract: 600603.03 -001 Work Order No: N/A Contract Name: Southridge Park Stadium Bleachers, Phase II � =' I� Contact Guillermo Pena Award Amount: $245,735.00 305- 755 -7914 Contract Type: PSA Contractor/ R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. FEIN: 650131871 Consultant: PROJECT TECHNICAL CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: TYPE CODE DESCRIPTION Prime 14.00 ARCHITECTURE Prime 18.00 ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT Other 11.00 GENERAL STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING community. Other 12.00 GENERAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Other 13.00 GENERAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ® Other 15.01 SURVEYING AND MAPPING - LAND SURVEYING Other 16.00 GENERAL CIVIL ENGINEERING E Other 20.00 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Evaluator ID: GOUTHRO Date: 5/3/2011 Period: Completion of construction Rating • I I �II - II � =' I� �- I ! I N/A Cri rl I Schedule -Quality of schedule &adherence to schedule rMFrrF resulting in timeliness and minimizing delay to the owner and community. Cost effectiveness & efficiency - Budget compliance & value o n �1I II IF—IF-1 —work. Ision - Design - Concepts or adherence to criteria. I _ Cooperation - Teamwork & relationship with owner, subs and l suppliers. �Coordination - Ability o organize, schedule and complete schedule. �I���I�II I tasks in adherence the -to ccuracy & Technical Skills - Cost estimating, scheduling, IF II I �I hop and other drawings, plans, manuals, project documentation and conflict resolution. 7_ �/ Completeness - Compliance with contract documents, permits, r�nnnn� Codes &standards. ��nnnnn Responsiveness - Timely, clear & concise responses to owner E Ll 11 (comments and correspondence. Commitment - Intangibles & contribution to project success. 10_ FI�� - -� ��— Personnel - Quality and dedication of project staff. 11_ F —vF--F -11 JF-: Management - Leadership ability. j 12_ —F—i[ Quality - Work performed correctly the first time. Overall Performance Average: 4,0 Documentation that supports this evaluation and Contractor's /Consultant's comments can be obtained by contacting: Willie Pena at Phone# 305- 755 -7914 Evaluation Reviewed by: Supervisor r Division Chief r, Assistant Director f- Director r The method of delivery of this evaluation to contractor /consultant: Certified Mail r EMail r Fax r Handf- (Unresponsive Performance by contractor /consultant requires 2 delivery methods, one MUST be Certified Mail.) Evaluation delivered to: Ratino Key 4 Superior performance - Exemplary quality, no intervention required - project completed on time or early at or below budget with no change orders or amendments other than owner requested changes. 3 Satisfactory performance - Minor errors noted, addressed with timely corrective action. No serious errors noted or corrective action needed. 2 Guarded performance Errors and Omissions documented in writing with timely corrective action. 1 Unresponsive performance documented in writing without timely corrective action. N /A. No Information 1 r C E Miami -Dade County Public Schools Department of A/E Selection & Negotiations PROJECT REFERENCE FORM (This form Is to be submitted with the RFQ Response) instructions to Proposer: Submit a separate Project Reference Form for each project listed in the proposef's RFQ Response. It is the proposer's responsibildy to .. _.._.__ _.e__ r__ ___l rlr ..d n......, u.l.✓...da. edd:v,e 1 92 9 /vin nn1 rrll in mrlinn n. (The Wowing section is to be completed by the Owner's representative) Statement to Owner's Representative: In an effort to assure a high standard of quality on our design/construction projects (or construction- related services), we are seeking information from you on this firm's performance on the specific projed fisted above. We have asked each proposer to secure references Iran the owner on each project submitted as related experience and as an example of the firm's w wk. The authority making reference must be a key member of the project team _ ___d- .I��....d........m tfCnOffbnnnrerl /nr mncfrurfinn- m /afaA <aMfxtl. WW eL4UllWtl, W11W11 Y1IVl /1lp,lw „w aou, u.ry vniw ..wvv....v- .���. +.. _ -- 1 NAME OF PROPOSER (PRIME FIRM): R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. SOLICITATION FOR: AIE of Record (project- specific) ` A/EPC or SPC (continuing contract) ` DesigntBulder ` CM at -Risk (project- spedfic) CM al -Risk (continuing contract) ` Program Manager ` Land Surveyor ` Geotechnical Lab ` HVAC T &B ` Cost Estimating ` Construction Scheduling m Quality of the communicationsicoordination with project team, members, 2. PROJECT NAME & TITLE: Miami Dade County Parks and Recreation - Southridge Park Stadium FOR AIE. AIEPC & SPC: EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY NUMBER 'F): m Quality of the project (SF 330, Section PROJECT LOCATION (Address City & State): 11250 SW 192nd St, Miami, FL 33157 PROJECT VALUE: $ 2.498 M. I SUBST. COMPLETION DATE: 2005 -2011 Name of Owner's representative completing this form (print): i I_L iaZ" o 'R PROPOSER'S CONTRACTURAL RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER ON THIS PROJECT: Design Criteria Consultant Sign Date: G G ja 3 PROJECT OWNER: Miami Dade County Parks & Recreation Department (MDCPRD) OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE: Mr. Guillermo Pena TITLE: Project Manager OFFICE 1 DEPARTMENT: MDCPRD - Design Development Division PHONE NO.: (305) 755 -7914 ADDRESS (Address City & State): 275 NW 2nd Street, 4th Floor Miami, FI 33128 E -MAIL: wiliep @miamidade.gov (The Wowing section is to be completed by the Owner's representative) Statement to Owner's Representative: In an effort to assure a high standard of quality on our design/construction projects (or construction- related services), we are seeking information from you on this firm's performance on the specific projed fisted above. We have asked each proposer to secure references Iran the owner on each project submitted as related experience and as an example of the firm's w wk. The authority making reference must be a key member of the project team _ ___d- .I��....d........m tfCnOffbnnnrerl /nr mncfrurfinn- m /afaA <aMfxtl. WW Wtli l 661 I11VVIYw n,ul ll�a 2 l uiry w..u.... w.v.. v. ...v ._____ - -- - 4 Owner's Representative p irds only as box foreach) If fro•; exptala under a. Is the Information listed In section 2, above, accurate? NO ommeb' ” b. How would you rate the overall performance of this firm In terms of: FAIR I POOR m Timely completion of the project, m Cost effectiveness (was project within budget), m Quality of the communicationsicoordination with project team, members, m Responsiveness to the owner, and m Quality of the project c. Would you do business with this firm again? LCYES I NO MAYBE d Comments? Name of Owner's representative completing this form (print): i I_L iaZ" o 'R Sign Date: G G ja per Please return this form v►a emarr wimm a nus►ness 0a Pmcedures for Sefecifoo of Architects and Engineers FM -7516 (10-13) Page 31 of 58 U Citp of Miami Johnny Martinez, P.E. 9 City Manager To Whom it May Concern Subject: Reference Letter for Consultant Name of Proposer: The above referenced Consultant is submitting on a Request for Qualifications that has been issued by the City of Miami. We require that the Proposer provide written references with their submission and by providing you with this document the Consultant is requesting that you provide the following reference information. We would appreciate you providing the information requested below as well as any other information your feel is pertinent: Name of Project: Southridge Park Stadium Expansion Scope of work: 0CP bid docs for D!B of 1,500 seat bleachers, restrooms, ticketing, concessions, office & stor. Value of project: $$2,781'120 Value of Design Services: $245,735.00 Delivery method: ❑ Design - Bid -Build ❑ CM @Risk Design -Build ❑ Other ( ) Design completed on time & within budget: ❑ Yes No Date completed: 12130110 ® If no, was the Consultant at fault or contribute to the delay(s) or increased cost? ❑ Yes 9 No Quality of Design: Above expectations ❑ Average ❑ Below Expectations Errors & Omissions: Above expectations ❑ Average ❑ Below Expectations (Above expectations means there were fewer errors & omissions than anticipated) Did Errors & Omissions result in increased construction cost? ❑ Yes R No Did Consultant provide Construction Administration services? ❑Yes ❑ No ❑ limited scope Was the Consultant responsive to the Owner & Contractor ?: I.❑ Yes ❑ No Comments: The Consultant was responsive and very professional. Project was completed with a minimum of issues. Name of individual Completing this form' Guillermo R. Pena, R.A., LEED AP Date: 4/17/2013 Sign�� Telephone: (305) 755.7874 Sincerely, Jeovanny Rodriguez, P.E. Assistant Director Title: Construction Manager 2 E -mail: wllliep @mlamldade.gov RFQ-PPR E El (Eitp of :Miami (1) To Whom it May Concern Subject: Reference Letter for Consultant Name of Proposer: Johnny Martinez, P.E. City Manager The above referenced Consultant is submitting on a Request for Qualifications that has been issued by the City of Miami. We require that the Proposer provide written references with their submission and by providing you with this document the Consultant is requesting that you provide the following reference information. We would appreciate you providing the information requested below as well as any other information your feel is pertinent: Name of Project: City of Tamarac Sports Complex, Recreation Bldg., Service Complex Scope of work: 20.00Osf mtg & concession bldg. 15,100sf mtg, crafts & game rooms. 20.000sf office /warehouse Value of project: $ 13.500.000 Value of Design Services: unknown (orB lump sum) Delivery method: 0 Design- Bid -Build ❑ CM @Risk 0 Design -Build ❑ Other ( ) Design completed on time & within budget: Fg) Yes ❑ No Date completed: 7106, 6110. 12/11 If no, was the Consultant at fault or contribute to the delay(s) or increased cost? ❑ Yes ❑ No Quality of Design: ❑C Above expectations ❑ Average ❑ Below Expectations Errors & Omissions: j] Above expectations ❑ Average ❑ Below Expectations (Above expectations means there were fewer errors & omissions than anticipated) Did Errors & Omissions result in increased construction cost? ❑ Yes (C No Did Consultant provide Construction Administration services? 9 Yes ❑ No ❑ limited scope Was the Consultant responsive to the Owner & Contractor ?: Fg) Yes ❑ No Comments: I have worked with R.E. Chisholm Architects Inc. on several successful projects here in the City of Tamarac and would not hesitate to utilize their services on future projects. Name of individual completing this form: Sou w E• L 5wi� V" Date: q - I - Signature.�c ^� Title: PsSi. MILE, TCrn eF- {?u'aIcObRIrS kllh PO Telephone: S<� i -Sri,- Yl ac E -mail: john .jai' A'i Mr�r�c .orb^ 7 (� Sincerely, Jeovanny Rodriguez, P.E. ® Assistant Director RFQ -PP -R El Cite of Miami �w Johnny Martinez, P.E. i City Manager To Whom it May Concern Subject: Reference Letter for Consultant Name of Proposer: The above referenced Consultant is submitting on a Request for Qualifications that has been issued by the City of Miami. We require that the Proposer provide written references with their submission and by providing you with this document the Consultant is requesting that you provide the following reference information. We would appreciate you providing the information requested below as well as any other information your feel is pertinent: Name of Project: Shenandoah Park Improvements Scope of work: Childcare Facility design, Recreation Bldg renovation, Pool House ADA upgrades, Site work Value of project: $ 1'829,913 Value of Design Services: $199.310 Delivery method: g Design- Bid -Build ❑ CM @Risk ❑ Design -Build ❑ Other ( ) Design completed on time & within budget: ❑ Yes No Date completed: 1/28/2009 If no, was the Consultant at fault or contribute to the delay(s) or increased cost? ❑ Yes g] No Quality of Design: Above expectations ❑ Average ❑ Below Expectations Errors & Omissions: ❑ Above expectations 0 Average ❑ Below Expectations (Above expectations means there were fewer errors 8 omissions than anticipated) Did Errors & Omissions result in increased construction cost? ❑ Yes Q No Did Consultant provide Construction Administration services? Q Yes ❑ No ❑ limited scope Was the Consultant responsive to the Owner & Contractor ?: 9 Yes ❑ No Comments: Name of individual completing this form: Andre Bryan Date: 4/112013 Signature: / Title: Electrical Engineer Telephone: (305) 416 -1211 E-mail: abryan @miamigov.com Sincerely, ® Jeovanny Rodriguez, P.E. Assistant Director RFa -PP -R 0 11 City of falami • e Johnny Martinez, P.E. •` City Manager To Whom it May Concern Subject: Reference Letter for Consultant Name of Proposer: The above referenced Consultant is submitting on a Request for Qualifications that has been issued by the City of Miami. We require that the Proposer provide written references with their submission and by providing you with this document the Consultant is requesting that you provide the following reference information. We would appreciate you providing the information requested below as well as any other information your feel is pertinent Name of Project: Everglades Farmworker Village. Community Center and Cinco de Mayo Park Scope of work: 382 Rental Apannlante 10-aue Park wl Recreation Bdg. Basaball. Soccer a Football fields Value of project: $ °0000 0do Value of Design Services: 750.000 Delivery method: 0 Design - Bid -Build ❑ CM @Risk ❑ Design -Build ❑ Other ( 1 Design completed on time & within budget: (E Yes ❑ No Date completed: 2003 If no, was the Consultant at fault or contribute to the delay(s) or increased cost? ❑ Yes ❑ No Quality of Design: ❑ Above expectations ❑ Average ❑ Below Expectations Errors & Omissions: Above expectations ❑ Average ❑ Below Expectations (Above expectations means there were fewer errors & omissions con antiupateo) Did Erors & Omissions result in increased construction cost? ❑ Yes M No Did Consultant provide Construction Administration services) 9 Yes ❑ No ❑ limited scope Was the Consultant responsive to the Owner 8 Contractor ?: Q Yes ❑ No Comments: Rural Neignborhoods nas repeatedly worked war. the above- named design protessionals with strong salistacton each time Name of individue completing th' form: Steven Kirk Signature: Title: Telephori 30"11001 0 E -mail: Sincerely. Jeovanny Rodriguez, P.E. Assistant Director Date: °r1e2013 President stevekek6ruralre1ghborh ods.org Rfo-PP -R 0 E CLity of �flialni Johnny Martinez. P.E. City Manager To Whom it May Concern Subject: Reference Letter for Consultant Name of Proposer: The above referenced Consultant is submitting on a Request for Qualifications that has been issued by the City of Miami. We require that the Proposer provide written references with their submission and by providing you with this document the Consultant is requesting that you provide the following reference information. We would appreciate you providing the information requested below as well as any other information your feel is pertinent: Name of Project: Gulliver Academy Classroom Building "A" & "C' Addition Scope of work: (3) Tnree new state of the an classrooms Value of project: $ �Z`� r �Z� Value of Design Services: Delivery method: ❑ Design- Bid -Build ❑ CM@Risk ❑ Design -Build ❑ Other ( 1 Design completed on time & within budget: ❑ Yes ❑ No Date completed: If no, was the Consultant at fault or contribute to the delay(s) or increased cost? ❑ Yes ❑'' No Quality of Design: Above expectations ❑ Average ❑ Below Expectations Errors & Omissions: El-Above expectations ❑ Average [] Below Expectations (Aoove expectations means there were fewer errors & omissions than anticipated) Did Errors & Omissions result in increased construction cost? ❑ Yes [j2' No Did Consultant provide Construction Administration services? Les L-1 yes []limited scope Was the Consultant responsive to the Owner & Contractor ?: L�� /Y Yes ❑ No Comments .F N 444,N Telephone:' Sincerely. Jeovanny Rodriguez, P.E. �i Assistant Director E -mail 3 Tt�>prl 0.-)pl�R- fl015. 91 R.FQ -PP -R I 01/21/2010 THU 15:05 FAX Citp of fKtamt, COMM � To Whom it May Concern ®001/001 PEDRO G. HERNANDEZ, P.E. City Manager Subject: Reference Letter for Consultant's Project Manager Name of Proposer: R.E. Chisholm Architects Name of Project Manager: Matthew Polak, AIA The above referenced Consultant is submitting on a Request for Qualifications that has been issued by the City of Miami. We require that the Proposer provide written references for their Project Manager (PM) with their submission and by providing you with this document the Consultant is requesting that you provide the following reference information. We would appreciate you providing_ the information requested below as well as any other information your feel is pertinent: Name of Project: MDAD Miscellaneous Services Scope of wofk: Projects at MIA including cargo building, passenger lobbies, offices, warehouses, etc. Value of project: $ 661,000 (cargo 704) Value of Design Services: 49,470 Delivery method: W Design- Bid -Build ❑ CM @Risk ❑ Design - Build ❑ Other ( ) Construction completed on time & within budget: ❑ Yes ❑ No If no, did the PM at contribute to the delay(s) or increased cost? ❑ Yes ❑ No Quality of Design: Above expectations ❑ Average ❑ Below Expectations Errors and Omissions: Above expectations ❑ Average ❑ Below Expectations (Above expectations means there were fewer errors d omissions than anticipated) Did Errors & Omissions result in increased construction cost? ❑ Yes ❑ No Was the Project Manager responsive to the Owner & Contractor? ❑ Yes ❑ No Was the Project Manger timely with reviews and submittals? m Yes ❑ No Did the Project Manger quickly resolve issues as they arose? m Yes ❑ No Comments: Chisholm Architects have performed exceptionally well throughout my involvement as the MDAD Project Manager. Matt Polak and Robert Chisholm and their staff have addressed all my design comments expeditiously, professionally and most importantly, correctly. I would not hesitate to use them again. Name of individual nalinpletina t o Michael Houle Signature. Title: Telephone: 305 876 0281 E -mail: Sincerely, Gary Fabrikant Assistant Director Date: 1/21110 MDAD Construction Manger 3 MHOLJLE@miami-airport.com RFC-PW -R Miami -Dade County Public Schools ® cj Department of A/E Selection & Negotiations PROJECT REFERENCE FORM (This lam b W be sutimMed wlfh the RFQ Respmts(l) Instructions to Proposer. Submit a separate Project Reference Form for each project listed in the proposees RFO Response. It is the proposer's responsibdity to -J 0 Nume 1 acaaara cunenr uuwll m ,. ow, o„. NAME OF PROPOSER (PRIME FIRM): R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. a •no ", apt* under wmnhnm SOLICITATION FOR: WE of Record (project - specific) A/EPC or SPC (continuing contract) ` Design/Builder ` CM at -Risk (project - specific) ` CM al -Risk (continuing contract) ` Program Manager ` Land Surveyor Geotechnical Lab ` HVAC T &B Cost Estimating ` Construction Scheduling I FAIR POOR 2. PROJECT NAME & TITLE Everglades Farmworkers Village -New Housing Community 'or Migrant Farmworkers FOR AIE ARTC 8 SPC: EXAMPLE PRO.IECT KEY NUMBER (SF 330, Section *F): PROJECT LOCATION (Address City & State): 19308 SW 380° Street Florida City, Florida 33034 PROJECT VALUE: $ 50 M. Construction Cost SUBST. COMPLETION DATE: 1992 -TBD PROPOSER'S CONTRACTURAL RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER ON THIS PROJECT: AIE of Record 3. PROJECT OWNER: Mr. Steven Kirk OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE: Mr. Steven Kirk TITLE: CEO OFFICE 1 DEPARTMENT: Everglades Community Association (ECA.) PHONE NO.: (305) 242 -2142 ADDRESS (Address City 8 State): 19308 SW 3806 Street Florida City, Florida 33034 E -MAIL: kirknet @yahoo.com (The following section is to be completed by the Owner's representative) Statement to Owners Representative: In an effort to assure a high standard of quadty on our desigNCOnsirudion projects (a construction - related services), we are seeking information from you on this firm's performance on the specific project Listed above. We have asked each proposer to secure references Ian the owner on each .orojed submitted as related experience and as an example of the firm's waA. The authority making reference must be a key member of the project team wno was most (moved with the design and construction of the project (a construclai•related services),r Owner's Representative a. is the Information listed In section 2, above, accurate? b. How would you rate the overall performance of this firm in terns of: • Timely completion of the project, • Cost effectiveness (was project within budget), • Quality of the communicationslcoordlnation with project team, members, • Responsiveness to the owner, and • Quality of the project. c. Would you do business with this firm again? d Comments? 47/exmn 011 Aw eo1O CY1L✓1, zL C Q Name of Owner's representative co plating this form (prinO: Signature: Procedures for Selection of Architects arM Engineers (C1rcM only we box rot rch) YES NO a •no ", apt* under wmnhnm D I FAIR POOR ; NO MAYBE Date: eS l77 /•t:4 1 business dag FM -7516 (10 -13) Page 31 of 58 ® Miami -Dade County Public Schools Department of A/E Selection & Negotiations PROJECT REFERENCE FORM R per e (This form Is to be submitted with the RFQ Response) Instructions to Proposer: Submit a separate Project Reference Form for each projed listed In the proposer's RFQ Response. It is the proposer's responsibility to n,"Mn lawmen rvvrenf infmmafinn (nr aarh nrrreN and rlunai lidad under ro 6i 1 9 1 114., 1 • nN... A f; I 1 NAME OF PROPOSER (PRIME FIRM): R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. If "no", explain under cortunents SOLICITATION FOR: AIE of Record (project - specific) A/EPC or SPC (continuing contract) ` Design/Builder ` CM at -Risk (project - specific) ` CM at -Risk (continuing contact) ` Program Manager ` Land Surveyor ` Geotechnical Lab ` HVAC T &B ` Cost Estimating Construction Scheduling FAIR POOR 2. PROJECT NAME & TITLE: University of Miami Gables One Tower 60 floor, 204 Floor and 3f4 Floor, Student Activity Center Study Lounge, Student Activity Center Catering Kitchen FOR AE, AIEPC & SPC: EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY NUMBER (SF 330, Section 'F): PROJECT LOCATION (Address City & State): 1320 S. Dixie Hwy, Coral Gables, FL 33124 PROJECT VALUE: $ 2 M. SUBST. COMPLETION DATE: 201312014 PROPOSER's CONTRACTURAL RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER ON THIS PROJECT: A/E of Record 3. PROJECT OWNER: University of Miami OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE: Ms. Hannah Williams TITLE: Project Manager OFFICE 1 DEPARTMENT: Facilities Design and Construction PHONE NO.: 305.496.2991 ADDRESS (Address City & State): 1535 Levante Avenue, Coral Gables, Fl. 33124 E -MAIL: h.wlliams4 @miami.edu (The following section Is to be completed by the Owner's representative) Statement to Owner's Representative: In an effort to assure a high standard of qualify on our design /construction orojecls (or constmdiontelated services), we are seeking information from you on this firm's performance on the specific project listed above. We have asked each proposer to secure references from the owner on each prged submitted as related experience and as an example of the firm's work. The authority making reference must be a key member of the project team who was most involved with the dasion and construction ofthp arced for rrvu:trantinn.rplatpd enry e»el Owner's Representative a. Is the information listed in section 2, above, accurate? b. How would you rate the overall performance of this firm in terms of: Z Timely completion of the project, 0 Cost effectiveness (was project within budget), M Quality of the communicationslcoordination with project team, members, 0) Responsiveness to the owner, and •9 Quality of the project. c. Would you do business with this firm again? d Comments? Name of Owner's representative completing this form (print): Signature: (Circle only one box for each) YES NO If "no", explain under cortunents G 0� FAIR POOR I (YES) I NO I MAYBE I Date: Ctp _ 21, 7O1y ® FM -7516 (10 -13) Procedures for Selection of Architects and Engneers Page 31 of 58 Miami -Dade County Public Schools Department of A/E Selection & Negotiations PROJECT REFERENCE FORM 111$� (This form Is to be submitted with the RFQ Response) Instructions to Proposer: Submit a separate Project Reference Forth for each projed listed in the pmposar's RFQ Response. U is the proposer's respcnsioily to ,wwlrin ameeta curmrd m1brmaton Am rich amlad and Owner fisted under sections 1. 2 8 3 (do not fill In section 41. 1 NAME OF PROPOSER (PRIME FIRM): RE. Chisholm Architects, Inc. If tiro", expWn under comments SOLICITATION FOR: AIE of Record (orolect- specific) ` A/EPC or SPC (continuing contract) ` OesigniBuilder CM at -Risk (project- specific) ` CM at -Risk (continuing contract) ` Program Manage ` Land Surveyor ` Geotachnkal Lab ` HVAC T &B ` Cost Estimating ` Construction Scheduling FAIR POOR 2. PROJECT NAME & TITLE: Chapman Partnership North & South MDCPS Classroom FOR AIE. AIEPC & SPC: EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY NUMBER (SF 330, Sedion'F): PROJECT LOCATION (Address City 8 Stale): 1550 North Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33136 PROJECT VALUE: $ 10 M. each x 2 = $20 M. SUBST. COMPLETION DATE: 1996/1998 PROPOSER's CONTRACTURAL RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER ON THIS PROJECT: AIE of Record 3 PROJECT OWNER Chapman Partnership OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE: Mr. H. Daniel Vincent TITLE: President & CEO OFFICE I DEPARTMENT: President & CEO PHONE NO.: 786.236.9639 ADDRESS (Address City & State): 1550 North Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33136 E-MAIL dvincent@chapmanpartnersNp.org (The following section Is to be completed by the Owner's representative) Statement to Owners Representative: in an effort to assure a high standard of quality on our design/construction projects (or construdan- related services), we are see" information from you on this firm's performance on the spook pm)ect listed above. we have asked each proposer to secure references from ire owner on each pojed submiled as related expsdence and as an example of the firm's work The authonTy making reference must be a .key member o( the project team who was most Involved Wth the desken and construdbn of the project (or construction- related services). Owner's Representative a. Is the Information listed in section 2, above, accurate? b. How would you rate the overall performance of this firm In terms of: O Timety completion of the project, G Cost effectiveness (was project within budget), m Quality of the communlcationalcoordinadon with project team, members, m Responstveness to the owner, and a) Quality of the project. c. Would you do business with this firm again? d Comments? Name of Owner's representative completi g this form (prtrlt): Signature: rioceduresfw SNecton of Arddech and Engineers fCkda ony one box for ach) YES NO If tiro", expWn under comments GOOD FAIR POOR YES NO MAYBE Date: July 1, 2014 in 5 business days FM -7510 (10 -13) ® r T 1 S I aanurvvna ro �napesw Suo-Fn. e MJ•�rMnv.I Miami -Dade County Public Schools Department of A/E Selection & Negotiations PROJECT REFERENCE FORM form is to be submrtNW with the $pLIGfrATION FOR' <JE o' R'co (p•urncPSyy_J,c ` ` CM at -RISK SPmlect -sPe -n) .vEPC or SPC (ooncinuing conpacl) ` GM of -Risk (continuing mnvecn .7e$Ign7BUllder ` Program Manager ` Lana Surveyor Id ` Geolechnical Lab ` HVAC T&B ` Cost Estimating Construction FOR WE lUEPC E SP : 2. PROJECT NAME & TIT Gulliver Academy EXAMPLE PROJECT 1(EY NUNBER Building A classroom Addition 7Gaoles, (SF 330. Sad.'on •F'): PROJECT LOCATION (Address City & State): 12595 Red R56 SUBST. COMPLETION DATE: 2012 PROJECT VA LUE: S 500,000 PROPOSER'S CONTRACTURAL RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER ON THIS PROJECT: A!E of Record OWNER: Gulliver Schools REPRESENTATIVE: Mr. Jamie Prosper POFFF TITLE: Senior Director- Cons'.)uction DEPARTMENT: Construct on PHONE NO.:786.281.0111 F•w . rM, s c,�.a)• as7� Nnnh Kendall Dr. Kami. Florida 33156 E -MAIL: prosp�i @pdbus ness.com (The following section is to be completed by the Owner's representatives m ,.��ed serrices), we Statement to ownees Representative: to an eForr to assure a high standard of quafty on our desf nftl7sLVcfirn Pry era seetng inbma; w horn, you on this firm's Pefarmanoe on the spsdfic png0d tilted above. We have asked each proposer to secure references from the owner on each pro d sub)TOed as related experience end as an exempla 0(0e tam's work The authonty makrng re''erence must be a key member of the Pmedt raam Owners Reoresentati�e -. Is the informatics listed in section 2. above. accurate' +voold You rate the c%calt performance of this firm in temps o!- .. Tiody mmp,ot o r of (l +n H(OlKt. Cost cBacti :'cools ;A :hin budaet) Cual¢v oi'h o: r :rmuaratior :SrC :)o; bination with crojeu team. members. RespenSbrenCS£ L(; ih;: nl•Inel .ind _ Glralirr of the prejci!- VC!dd you do husire5s with 11115 firs again? .n Ccrlments% Plame of Cvs!ar s .e {xc ;zra(rve con :oleling this form fPrint): Sicnature: ?mcec;uestoFSe4ttino1 Art+tam aric Engneas (Cvcte oNy ont boa !w eech• YES NO if -,,o _"Via'. Win-, comments OD I FAIR FOOR YES_- sl NO MAYBE Date , 5 business days FM -7516 (1413) Miami -Dade County Public Schools ® Department of A!E Selection & Negotiations T ' PROJECT REFERENCE FORM (This form is to be submitted with the RFQ Response) instructions to Proposer. Submt a separate Pfoied Reference Form Inr eacr proz't listed in the proposer; RFQ Response. It is the pr000se /s resoonsiatiry to _ n -J roeacarare.currentvuonnx, ',w cwt ,�. ..1-, v. w.,,.._o-..... ....._..---•- -.._........- - - - -- 1 NAME OF PROPOSER (PRIME FIRM): R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. SOLICITATION FOR: A;E ci Rcca:d (project- specifics AIEPC or SPC (continuing contract) ` Oesign/Suilder ` CM a: -Risk (proect- specific) CM at -Risk (continuing contract) ` Program Manager ` Larx Surveyor ` Geolechnical Lab ` HV.AC T &5 ` Cost Estimating Construction Scheduling 2. PROJECT NAME & TITLE: Gulliver Academy FOR ALE. AIEPC & SPC: EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY NUMBER New Classroom Building (SF 330. Section -Fi: PROJECT LOCATION {Address City & State): 12595 Red Road. Cora. Gables, FL 33156 PROJECT VALUE: S 4 M. SUl3ST. COMPLETION DATE: T5D PROPOSER's CONTRACTURAL RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER ON THIS PROJECT: AfE of Record 3. PROJECT OWNER: Gulliver Schools OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE: Mr. Jamie Prosper TITLE: Senior Director- Construction OFFICE I DEPARTMENT: Construction PHONE NO.: 785.281 0111 ADDRESS (Address City & State): 6575 North Kendall Dr. Miami, Fledda 33156 I E -MAIL: prosper] @pcibusiness,con (The foll owings action is to be completed by the Owner's representative) statement to ownees Representative: In an ePort to assure a high standard of quality on our designtconshuct= projeds (or constr.'dion-rereted services), . are seeking e../c7r.rad an frorr you on this Brm's performance on the spe-iEc prof. d listed above. We have asked each proposer to secure references from the owner or, each project submided as relareo esaerience and as an example of the Em's Awk. The aulhordy making reference cart be a key menber of tha project team who was roost inva "rte w,lh the design end constnrdmn of the p.^•'°^'r✓ mnsUurJion-ralmed services). d CI 4::E; 5 Fepresent:av ^- _. .:. = .I!lal.11,: iI;n �, s:� {j 1�� S.. CJ']❑ � ]f:�lG df,'J12 i• f' c :c ..... :: -s: "I :inq thu form ip:ua!• n;cm-eri. tL:rc:e gvr;.nr,.' i.:.: : =.:L!I- I f(ES J 1 NO I •i_-Y�E I =r Dmc: ® FM -7516 (1C -13) ?Moeet. as 1-u Se'ewn of Aghjn C3 and Engineers omens I f(ES J 1 NO I •i_-Y�E I =r Dmc: ® FM -7516 (1C -13) ?Moeet. as 1-u Se'ewn of Aghjn C3 and Engineers M E 0 'a u Miami -Dade County Public Schools Department of A/E Selection & Negotiations PROJECT REFERENCE FORM (This form is to be submitted with the RFQ Response) instructions to Proposer: Semi a seoarare Project Reference Form for sect, p.•gecf Wad M Me procaser's .RFD Response. It s Me Proposer's :espensdudy to : r rid Own r fitted under sections 1 2 6 J do not fill in section <. crovee accurate. tuner, m.crma. for each a e u : 1• NAME OF PROPOSER (PRIME FIRM): R. E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. SOLICITATION FOR: kfE of Rccord (proiect specific) A/EPC or SPC (continuing contract.) Des :gn /Builder ` CM at -RSk (project - specific) ` CM at -Risk (continuing contract) ` Program Manager Land Surveyor ` GedtechnIcal Lab ` HVAC T &B ` Cost Estmating ` Construction Scheduling 2.1 PROJECT NAME & TITLE: Gulliver Acacemy FOR AlE. AE PC & SPC: EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY NUMBER Building C; Classroom Addition (SF 330. Section'F): xm:rients PROJECT LOCATION (Address City B State): 12595 Red Road, Coral Gables, FL 33156 PROJECT VALUE: $ 500.000 1 SUBST. COMPLETION DATE: 2012 PROPOSER'S CONTRACTURAL RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER ON THIS PROJECT: A!E of Record pct, Jii 3. PROJECT OWNER: Gulliver Schools OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE: Mr. Jamie Prosper TITLE: Senior Director-Construction OFFICE 1 DEPARTMENT: Construction PHONE NO.: 786.281.0111 ADDRESS (.Address City d State): 6575 North Kendall Or. Miami, Flonda 33156 E -MAIL: prosoerj @pdbusiness.com (The folto wings ection is to be completed by the Owner's representative) statement to Owner's Representative: In an efton to MUM a nigh standard of eualay on our designhonstruc6on projects (or mnstrJction- related services), we are seeking irformatbri from you on this firm's oerfonrIance or, the soeciec p ocf listed above. We have asked each proposer to secure retare'xes from foe owner on each. prq'e_* submitted as related experience end as an example o! Me fxm's work The authority making reference must be a key member of the project team rid -t 0or of the ' 1(or =structica- teleled services wno was fwsl involve, wile ,he de n a cons ry . .. _. _ xm:rients fF :- T!r. ;G ^ -ri •�'JC'L' F�lii pct, Jii .al$li :; artlina!ien•v : ;h, pro)- t teant, msmE : =_rs. .. J^; ritlyo ',. <i�.�T :I ;C :' ?=_,-1•a: <_xr c; 3tJ5.:a" YES i NO [AfE' �. 3: ?Li .,'SJ I'. �' S - :- :_... YI': •'ll ^y ttil$ IJi(1 ( ^..IJ7 ti' ,� \�`;/ Vl,/ .� Eyn =p: c Oar: �.'3'j Owner: Please return this form via email within 5 business days 2,viceCms !or Sel�laatcf +iciaees and Engreen FM -7516 (10-13) -J Miami -Dade County Public Schools Department of A/E Selection & Negotiations PROJECT REFERENCE FORM (This form is to be submitted with the RFQ Response) Inshuchons io Proposer. Suont a separate Project Re.,ererr a For, far each proeec; listed in the proposer's R =Q Response, h rs the 0!:7ossr's regoensibF tj to (The following section is to be completed by the Owner's representative) Statement to Owner's Representative: to an effort to assure a nigh standard of caaliy on our dasignkonstruction p4ects (or mnstrrctios-rsmad services). ws are seeking informafon from you on this firm's performance on the specific project listed above. We have asked each proposer to secure reiersxes from the owner on each p riiact subncited as related experience and as an exarnple of the firm's work. The autranty making reference must be a key msmber of the prgrecl team who was most nvotvad with the design and construcrion of the or tmshuctiovFrof&d services). .._ .. ,. ._•.�cc: s ..... .. �,_ ...- - n :ei��g .i,i> L;u ^. tpdn;J 4Y+fU _ NO Me dL jlwC. IU.,M I11-'N .o — uvvv. v...vv.. ....v.... v.. .._.._ . 1. NAME OF PROPOSER (PRIME FIRM): R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc, SOLICITATION FOR: %;1E c' Racwrd (rr0ie ;- soeuf1CI ` AfEPC or SPC (continuing contract) ` Design/Builder ` CM at -Risk (project- specific) ` CM at-Risk (continuing contrail) ` Program Manager ` Land Surveyor ` GeolechnttxlLab ` HVAC T&6 ` Cost Estimating ` Construction Scheduling 2 PROJECT NAME IS TITLE: Gulliver Academy FOR AIE, AIEPC 6 SAC: htulti•Purpose Building, includes indoor Basketball Arena (1200 seats). Theater, EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY NUMBER Classrxms. Locker Roams. Administrative Offices and below ground Parking (SF 730. SecFon'F•): PROJECT LOCATION (Address City & State;: 12595 Red Road, Coral Gables. FL 33156 PROJECT VALUE: S 12 M. I SUBST. COMPLETION DATE: 2014fT8D PROPOSER'S CONTRACTURAL RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER ON THIS PROJECT: AIE of Record 3. PROJECT OWNER: Gulliver Schools OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE: Mr. Jamie Prosper TITLE: Senior Director - Construction OFFICE I DEPARTMENT: Construction PHONE NO.: 786.281.0111 ADDRESS (Address City 8 State): 6575 Noah Kendall 0r. Miami, Florida 33156 EMAIL prosper) aoc business.com (The following section is to be completed by the Owner's representative) Statement to Owner's Representative: to an effort to assure a nigh standard of caaliy on our dasignkonstruction p4ects (or mnstrrctios-rsmad services). ws are seeking informafon from you on this firm's performance on the specific project listed above. We have asked each proposer to secure reiersxes from the owner on each p riiact subncited as related experience and as an exarnple of the firm's work. The autranty making reference must be a key msmber of the prgrecl team who was most nvotvad with the design and construcrion of the or tmshuctiovFrof&d services). .._ .. ,. ._•.�cc: s ..... .. �,_ ...- - n :ei��g .i,i> L;u ^. tpdn;J 4Y+fU _ NO '�mneMs G0�v' '.:.R '=00P t� i buiiness days ® FM -7516 (10 -13) Proc ua for Sere =n3IAtchileM - eM Ergreere NEEL- ® Miami -Dade County Public Schools Department of A(E Selection & Negotiations PROJECT REFERENCE FORM I (This form is to be submitted with the RFQ Response) tnshuchons to Proposer: Submit a separate Project Rerarence Form for sacs proied thted do the proposers RFQ Response. it is the proposer's responsibi.ty to _n woe accurate. curer!t intmmmatbn for each ptoted and uxner 1's,-ea unOw secun :a r, r o ., - 1 NAME OF PROPOSER (PRIME FIRM): R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. F �Jii SOLICITATION FOR: AJE of Record_(pr0jed- s2ecif'0 AIEPC or SPC (continuing oenaaet) < < ` CM at-Risk (continuing contact Designrudder CM at -Risk (project- spedfic) ( 9 1 ` Program Manager Land Surveyor ` Geatechnial Lab < < ` Constucbon Scheduling HVAC T8B Cost Estimating 2. PROJECT NAME 8 TITLE: Gulliver Preparatory OR AIE SPC: EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY NUMEER Music 8 Dance Building (SF 330. Ssdon'F') PROJECT LOCATION (Address Cr'ty 8 State): 6575 N Kendall Dr. Miami. Florida 33156 PROJECT VALUE: $ 2 M. SUBST. COMPLETION DATE: 20141T BO PROPOSER'S CONTRACTURAL RELATIONSHIP TO OWNER ON THIS PROJECT: PJE of Record 3. PROJECT OWNER: Gulliver Schools OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE: Mr. Jamie Prosper TITLE: Senior Director-Construction OFFICE 1 DEPARTMENT: Construction PHONE NO.: 786.281.0111 ADDRESS (Address City d State): 6575North Kendall Dr. Miami. Florida 33156 E-MAIL: pr osperilpcibusiness con (The following section is to be completed by the Owner's representative) statement to Owners Representative: to an effort to assure a nigh standard of quality on our designkor'Strudion preieds (or oonstnruron- ratated serndrs} we are seeking wtmma iion from you on This Ban's performance on the spsc& Proisd listed above. We have asked each pvposer to secure miarences hom the owner on each pmjerJ suWed as related experience and as an example of the fen's avrk. The wthodry making m.`erence must be a key member Of the proisd team L....w nnwArnel . _.;il! jic :I• :�i1 =1;Ce Or Pus I; rtl let 11 C.. a �.: �} ii,• ,.:.'mr ....GJns :COLrGiCatinr :ri:h pro!cct team. r;wl,:b,:�5. I N,.f "s:` -1 ' ;: ?•'c •F;J•o`.2 :i :Rti c.i!.2;Ir._11" 5' crn,;(}l r. r }: 4_�C4 " -Y> Procedures for Sele"n dl A=rads and Engi�eM I( yFS-- I t4 1 M.1 ". EE I ^f_ Date: -1.3 FW7516 (10 -13) ii'7 mmcCS GOQv F �Jii =C �• I( yFS-- I t4 1 M.1 ". EE I ^f_ Date: -1.3 FW7516 (10 -13) RURAL NEIGHBORHOODS "Affordable Housing for Working Families" 19308 SW 380:^ Street, Post Office Box 343529 Florida City, FL 33034 Telephone (305) 242 -2142 Facsimile (305) 242 -2143 ldrknet(@yahoo.com Re: R.E. Chisholm Architects Rural Neighborhoods, an IRS 501(c)(3) charitable housing and community development organization enjoys a near 20 -year professional relationship with R.E. Chisholm Architects that began in the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew and continues today. Throughout this period; R.E. Chisholm Architects has served as planners and architects for affordable several rental housing communities, neighborhood retail space, child care centers and public parks at a total development cost of more than $70,000,000. R.E. Chisholm Architects has teamed with Rural Neighborhoods in Miami -Dade. Collier and Hillsborough counties. ® R.E. Chisholm Architects provides talented and insightful services that take our unique programming needs and crafts cost - effective and well- designed solutions. Everglades Village, a national award - winning project located in southernmost Miami -Dade, is a noteworthy example. For this model rural village, R.E. Chisholm Architects served as planner, zoning consultant and architect giving life to our 128 acre vision replete with affordable single- family homes, duplex apartments and townhouses, health clinic, child care centers, public parks and green spaces surrounding a central neighborhood retail and office core. From 1994 to date, R.E. Chisholm has provided construction management, addressed changes in site planning and maintained design continuity throughout numerous construction phases. Chisholm Architects' expertise has proved invaluable in our efforts to manage complex and highly - regulated environmental concerns. In Eden Garden, a recent 20 -acre development in Collier County, R.E. Chisholm Architects and consultants teamed to make best use of a site beset by uplands inhabited by protected species and wetlands in need of preservation. R.E. Chisholm staff assisted Rural Neighborhoods in revised site plans and building designs that allowed us to exceed Federal, state and local environmental standards. Throughout our past collaborations, R.E. Chisholm has provided RN practical and artful design. Plans and specifications are produced on timely and articulated schedules, for reasonable fees and, most importantly, at targeted construction budgets: For Rural Neighborhoods, our best partnerships are with architectural firms that possess broad experience but are of a size where principal owners and design professionals are ® personally accessible. That is certainly true at R. E. Chisholm Architects. Principals Robert Chisholm and Matt Polak are available to clients at a moments notice. Both principals and staff are responsive to both the needs of the owner as well as project engineers and general contractor. Rural Neighborhoods and I look forward to continued partnerships in the years ahead. Q6.qW,6 Steven Kirk President September 2010 11 0 ENGINEERING FOR RCAITECTURE August 3, 2011 Matthew Polak, AIA, LEED AP President and CEO Chisholm Architects 4921 S.W. 74th Court Miami, Florida 33155 Dear Matt, As the prime consultants for the Port of Miami Terminal B upgrades, we would like to thank you and your firm for your professional and excellent performance providing architectural ® design services for the project. Your team of architects was able to assist us in every step of the project, overcoming challenges and exceeding the expectations of our clients. We found everyone at Chisholm Architects who was involved in this project to be knowledgeable, thorough and responsive. At an approximate construction cost of $1 million, Chisholm Architects served as the Architect of Record and has completed the design and construction administration of the referenced project to an above satisfactory level of performance. Sincerely, TLC ENGINEERING FOR ARCHITECTURE, INC. Ralph Baeza, PE, LEED AP Principal Senior Electrical Engineer C 0 Budding Commission August 23, 2010 Subject: Letter of recognition Mr. Robert Chisholm AIA 4921 SW 74th Court Miami Florida. 33155 `t- .t ARCHDIOCESE of MIAMI 9401 Biscayne Boulevard Miami Shores, Florida 33138 Phone 305.757.6241 Fax 305.754.6792 Email idetricktfiltheadom . ora ® Dear Bob It has been over 20 years and too many projects to list and so much water over the dam that recalling the past only makes me feel old. I just wanted you to know how much your firm means to me personal as you are able to make my job easier since you handle internally so many item other architects charge extra or want the owner to handle. The most resent project where your above the normal services was part of your normal services was the Saint Monica Gardens HUD 202. This job dealing with HUD one of the most difficult governmental departments to deal with, ran like a finally tuned engine as you went the extra mile is assisting us through all the processes. Thank you for all you services and the professionalism provided by your firm. Sincerely yours James A. Detrick CSI Assistant Director ® Gulliver S C H O O L S August 29, 2013 RE: Letter of Reference To Whom It May Concern, It is with great pleasure that I write this letter of recommendation. As we have worked with Chisholm Architects over the past three years, your firm has shown a level of diligence and commitment which has ensured the success of our projects. With your leadership, our first classroom project together received Board of Architects Approval for the City of Coral Gables and had permit documents submittal within 30 days. Construction was completed in 6 months. The project took 8 months from Notice to Proceed to project delivery. Since then, you firm has continued to provide innovative design solutions and attentive project execution for the new Gulliver music building, theater, multi - purpose building, and classrooms. R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. demonstrates a high degree of creativity, knowledge, professionalism and commitment throughout each project. Every member of the staff has been helpful and responsive. Jaime Pro p Sr. Director of Construction Gulliver Schools 6575 North Kendall Drive Pinecrest, FL 33156 305 -666 -7937 0 ACADEMY CAMPUS 0 PINECREST MIDDLE CAMPUS 0 PINECREST PREP CAMPUS 0 PREPARATORY CAMPUS 0 SOUTH MIAMI CAMPUS 12595 Red Road I Coral Gables, Florida 33156 • 305.665.3593 • Fax: 305.669.1559 7500 SW 120 Street I Ptne nm. Florida 33156 • 305.238.3424 • Fax: 305.255.0537 6000 SW 56 Street I Miami, Florida 33155 • 305.274.9535 • Fax: 305.274.7512 6575 North Kendall Drive I Pinccrost, Florida 33156 • 305.666.7937 • Fax: 305.665.3791 8530 SW 57 Avenue I South Miami, Florida 33143 • 305.669.5497 • Fax: 305.663.9349 u 'guluversd 15 corn September 19. 3011 Dear Selection Committee: It is with great satisfaction that I write this letter of recommendation for Chisholm Architects. It is my understanding that their firm is being considered for Improvements to the Port of \4iami F and G Terminals and although it may seem unlikely the work they are bring considered for is very similar to the work thev have been providing to Great Florida Bank since our inception in 2004. When Great Florida Bank was initially conceived it realized the importance of meeting and exceeding client expectations. Our philosophy of providing smaller branches with customized client services required re- design and re- thinking of how a neighborhood branch should work. leveraging todav's ever changing technology with traditional banking services. The firm not only designed prototypical floor plans, with finishes and detail standards they also developed and designed prototypical free standing teller stations working closely with our equipment vendors which included automated cash dispensers, cash vaults. and IT equipment. these prototypical stations continue to be used throughout all of our facilities. Their attention to understanding not only the customer experience but also that of our employees, created a flexible, ergonomic, and easy to use banking facilities, allow•ina our branches to function with less staff in a well conceived and designed environment. Even more impressive than that has been their leadership and design work they have provided our property management and leasing division in our dealings with the United States Department of Homeland Security. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). We were recently awarded the leasing rights to design and construct ICE's new administrative and detainee facility in West Palm Beach Florida. Chisholm Architects lead our team in preparing a 299 page proposal which included detailed information regarding the leasing, design and construction of their facility. Upon the successful award of the project, the Tenant (ICE -GSA) was so impressed with their work during the initial planning meetings that they requested that Chisholm Architects ® r Yi }o a - J B 5 �f prepare the design intent drawings. a task usually performed internally by GSA. This \\as in no doubt a result of their previuus experience working with ICE — CBP at Miami International Airport and the Port of \Miami. More importantly this request allowed our team to meet and control the scheduling obligations of our lease agreement with ICE project. SinceMy. 1J6cl Goldmacher SVP Director of Bank Services 2 E ® WGHT RIDDER Alvah H. Chapman, Jr. Director and Retired Chairman /CEO (305) 376 -3870 bcc: Robert E. Chisholm ✓ October 17, 1995 Eugene J. Mackey, III FAIA, Chair 1-996 Jury of Fellows The American Institute of Architects 1735 New York Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20006 -5292 Dear Mr. Mackey: u1' Knight - Ridder, Inc. One Herald Plaza Miami, Florida 33132 -1693 It is my privilege to serve as a reference for Robert E. Chisholm AIA as his nomination is being considered co be a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects. I have known Bob Chisholm for approximately three years. My closest opportunity to observe Bob Chisholm's work is through his brilliant and energetic commitment to Community Partnership for Homeless. ® Bob Chisholm led a team of volunteer architects who designed our beautiful first Homeless Assistance Center on a pro bono basis. With his help we were able to get an enormous amount of "in kind" contributions, including landscaping, design and implementation worth approximately $200,000, which will provide one of the most attractive places for homeless in America to begin their return to a normal life. Bob is competent, energetic, professional and committed to the cause of the homeless. He is warmly regarded in the Miami community as an outstanding architect and a man of strong character. In my pre- retirement career as chairman of Knight - Ridder, Inc. with $2.5 billion in revenues and 25,000 employees, I have had significant opportunity to observe competent executives at the professional level. I would place Bob Chisholm in the top one percent of all of the executives I have known or worked with in my business career. It is my honor and privilege to support his nomination to be a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects. Si � ►�// ® Alvah H. Cha man, Jr. AHC /jrm y SJ J��_ /Syft ' f [LpY TAB 6 0 ® CONTRACT FORMS City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural, • Landscape Architectural d Land Surveving Firms only (CCNA) 8.12.14 DELIVER TO: City of Sunny Isles Beach City Clerk 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 REQUESTFOR QUALIFICATIONS SECTION 5 BID SUBMITTAL FORMS �'4 Of SUN ", OPENING: 2:30 PM 08/12/2014 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) Procurement Agent., Firm Name: Andrew Rozwadowski RE. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Commodity Code(s): RETURN ONE (1) ORIGINAL, (3) COPIES AND ONE ELECTRONIC PDF COPY ON CD OR OVD OF BID SUBMITTAL PAGES AND AFFIDAVITS FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 16 THROUGH 19 OF THE BID SUBMITTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID NON - RESPONSIVE City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 14 -07 -02 SECTION 6 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 Addendum #1, Dated 8.1.14 ® Addendum #2, Dated N/A Addendum #3, Dated N/A Addendum #4, Dated N/A Addendum #5, Dated N/A Addendum #6, Dated N/A Addendum #7, Dated N/A Addendum #8. Dated N/A PART II: ❑ NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID 1=41IN`J_L51_A AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: / /, ® TITLE OF OFFICER- DATE: fFl �A of SUM �c DATE: 8.12.14 ICARB, Chairman /Principal in Charge City of Sunny IslefBeach I Request for Proposal No. 14 -07 -02 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: R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. Street Address: 4921 SW 74th Court, Miami, FL 33155 Mailing Address (if different): ® sallte as aDVI'C City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 144 7 -02 C Telephone No. 305.661.2070 Fax No. 305.661.6090 Email Address: bob @chisholmarchitects.com FEIN No. 6j 5 - J _UJJJJ I * "By signing this document the bidder agrees to aii Terms Signature: 8. �. N- (Signature Print Name: ljobert E\Chisholm FAIR, NCARB "f-' OF SU'' ". 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. 110 1 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 14 -07 -02 tJHYT /rrF 4 �'1 O . , t'i't! =-• NON- COLLUSIO \t AFFIDAVIT ® I_ City of Sunny Isles Beach y - 18070 Collins Avenue it `oc Sunny Islas Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fac (305) 949-3113 STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF Miami-Dade) The undersigned being first duly sworn 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, R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. (Name of Corporation, Partnership, Individual, etc.) a, S- Corporation , formed under the laws of Florida (Type of Business) (State) of which he is Sole Owner (Sole Owner, Partner, President, etc.) Neither the undersigned nor any person, firm, or corporation named in above Paragraph 10.2, nor 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. 11 This Bid is genuine and not collusive or a sham; the person, fine or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2 has not colluded, conspired, connived or agreed directly or indirectly with any proposers or person, firm or corporation, to put in a sham Bid, or that such person, firm or corporation, shall refrai om Bidding, and has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication or conference with an 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 desonbed above true; and furlhkrlVlrrer the undersigned, nor the person, Finn or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2, has directly orndinntly submitted sat Id or the contents thereof, or divulged information or data relative thereto, to any association or to any member ur agent thereof. Chairman /Principal in Charge AFFIANT'S TITLE TAKEN, SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this 12th day of August 2014 UB Personally Known or Produced Identification Type of identification (Affix seal here) .Jacqueline C. Rase0 S0 !L!Ga10t; i_E 124579 AUG. 23,2015 �WOF '. Y.'n'ri'.r A-0NNOTARYoom Decewaee 28.2310 1 of 7 8.23.15 PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach. FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 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_ Robert E. Chisholm, FAIR, NCARB , Chairman /Principal in Charge (pant indmduai s name and Wel ® for R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. (pnnt name of enbty subn Wng s rn stetementl whose business address is: 4921 SW 74th Court, Miami, FL 33155 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is 65-0131871 (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: N/A .) 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 OEOEUaER 2e, 20 10 2 Of 7 ( n vl- �Iz � nog PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach. FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 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_ Robert E. Chisholm, FAIR, NCARB , Chairman /Principal in Charge (pant indmduai s name and Wel ® for R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. (pnnt name of enbty subn Wng s rn stetementl whose business address is: 4921 SW 74th Court, Miami, FL 33155 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is 65-0131871 (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: N/A .) 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 OEOEUaER 2e, 20 10 2 Of 7 market value under an arm's length agreement, shall be a prime facie case that one person 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 States 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 Tl- ?�SHOLD AMOUNT PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF NY CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. By: (Title) V Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of August_ —2014 by (AFFIX NOTARY STAMR,4ERF) :goA;+.,,`, ; a,queline C. Rasco - CCV.4.1SS10N 0 EE 124579 ;a: Signature: Not ry ublic – fate of Florida AUG. 23, 2015 tacquclinc_C.B EEI ?4579. Exoirat'on 8 �?_ „ v nn.A soNNOrut[mm Print or Type Commissioned Name Personally Known _ OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced ,a,aee 3 of 7 il 1 ICE ^z EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ,\ x ° City of Sunny Isles Beach o. Y 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach. FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949 -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. /I Signed: Title: Firm: Address: 4921 SW 74th Court, Miami, FL 33155 pE WWR28.2010 4 of SVMV 1j�F CONFLICT OF INTEREST City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue •' ° °' • p i o °'o' Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 R. o• ,v Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fu: (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 COUNTY OF Miami -Dade, Florida BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Robert E. Chisholm FAIA. NCARB, who was duty swom, deposes, and states: 18.1. 1 am the Chairman /Principal in Charge_ of R.E. Chisholm Architects, Inc. with a local office in 4921 S%V 74th Court Miami FL 33155 and principal office in same address as above 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No. 14- 8 -08 -2 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. 18.81 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. 18.91n the even at a conflict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will immediately Ify he City of Sunny Isles Beach. Dat is 2t da ,-2010. v Robert E. Chisholm, FAIA, \CAR_B Chairman /Principal in Charge AF A Print or Type Name and Title Sw m t and subscribed before me this 12th day of August 2014 , 2610, ersonally Known OR O roduced Identification ; Type of Identification NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA ® ,��p� o •,, 1acquelin8 C. fiasco er' 7.4, ?COV.viaAN /EE124579 ;? g i; FX I, S: AUG. 23, 2015 %'4F,OF �`- wnW.AA.RONNOTARU= OKEUe[a 28.2010 Jacqueline C. Rasco EE12457on 8.23.15 5 of 11 J tuNUi ,\�F DISPUTE DISCLOSURE City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue `. �.�. o•`Ya3 Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947 -0606 Fax: (305) 9433113 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 X NO 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. (Please refer to remarks on next Vie). 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. OeOE R 25, 2010 8.12.14 Date Robert E. Chisholm, FAIR, NCARB, Chairman /Principal in Charge Print or Type Name and Title 6 of Statement of Claims TAB 6 Since the formation of the firm (1982) we have been involved in only (one) legal proceeding. R.E. Chisholm Architects Inc. (REC) is a defendant in a legal dispute between a general contractor and a developer on a multi -unit housing project . The dispute was on -going for two years (since 2009) between the general con- tractor and the developer before REC was brought in as a defendant in 2011. Our insurance carrier is sup- porting REC and is willing to go to trial in defense of REC. The case is scheduled for a (2) week jury trial in August 2014. Ell 46 CONTRACT FORMS City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural 6 Land Surveying Firms only fCCNAi 8.12.14 /5f � S �uY �. FJ O � A 0 tea,°. i0 Statement of Claims TAB 6 Since the formation of the firm (1982) we have been involved in only (one) legal proceeding. R.E. Chisholm Architects Inc. (REC) is a defendant in a legal dispute between a general contractor and a developer on a multi -unit housing project . The dispute was on -going for two years (since 2009) between the general con- tractor and the developer before REC was brought in as a defendant in 2011. Our insurance carrier is sup- porting REC and is willing to go to trial in defense of REC. The case is scheduled for a (2) week jury trial in August 2014. Ell 46 CONTRACT FORMS City of Sunny Isles Beach, RFQ 14 -07.02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural. Landscape Architectural 6 Land Surveying Firms only fCCNAi 8.12.14 �r / r LJ SVN.ri 14,F V S STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF Miami -Dade ) ANTI- KICKBACK City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949 -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. 11� a FAIR, NCARB Title: The foregoing instrument was acknowledge-d' before me this 12th day of August , 2014 , by 20 Frvr G C 1 f r-� l L •" [name of person], as t1�t -,DAt [type of authority], for fL-= .Gi{y,ljo� kn-c(41 <- -Xis [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was executed]. A Jacqueline C. Rasco N ar' A _M4,t.IS510NIEE124579 LX.;,_S: AUG. 23,2015 �,,.•• N AWAA30NNOTARY= ja — State of Florida line C. Rasco EE124579, Expiration 8.23.15 or Type Commissioned Name Personally Known y OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced DECEMBER 2e, 2010 7 of RFQ # 14 -07 -02 Continuing Professional Services for Architectural, Landscape Architectural, 8, Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) R.E. CHISHOLM ARCHITECTS, INC. 4921 SW 74th Ct., Miami, FL 33155 ORIGINAL 08.12.14