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Home My WebLink AboutHADONNE CORP Bid Document (33) RFQ #26-07-01 Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Consulting Services (CCNA) Submitted to Submitted by Civil Engineering • Land Surveying & Mapping • Subsurface Utility Engineering • Utility Coordination • 8935 NW 35th Lane, Suite 201, Doral, Florida 33172 (305) 266-1188 | www.hadonne.com Prepared for professional continuing services procurement under the Consultants’ Competitive Negotiation Act. Submission Date: August 14, 2026 Table of Contents Company Information ................................................................................................................ Tab 1 Qualifications ............................................................................................................................ Tab 2 Staffing ..................................................................................................................................... Tab 3 Approach / Methodology ........................................................................................................... Tab 4 References ................................................................................................................................ Tab 5 6. Contract Forms ...................................................................................................................... Tab 6 ADDENDUM ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ................................................................................................. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM .......................................................................................................... QUESTIONNAIRE ........................................................................................................................... REFERENCE QUESTIONNAIRE ......................................................................................................... No Contingent Fees ................................................................................................................... Tab 7 Exceptions ................................................................................................................................ Tab 8 Closing Statement ...................................................................................................................... Tab 9 1 Commitment to Excellence HADONNE respectfully submits this response to RFQ #26-07-01 for Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Consulting Services under the Consultants’ Competitive Negotiation Act (CCNA). Founded in Miami-Dade County in 2001, HADONNE is a South Florida-based professional services firm providing civil engineering, surveying and mapping, subsurface utility engineering, utility coordination, hydrographic surveying, aerial photogrammetry, and construction support services to public agencies, municipalities, developers, contractors, architects, engineers, and private-sector clients. Why HADONNE Is the Right Choice Evaluation Advantage Benefit to the City Local understanding of coastal South Florida infrastructure HADONNE understands the practical conditions that affect Sunny Isles Beach projects, including constrained urban corridors, coastal frontage, utility coordination, drainage sensitivity, permitting timelines, and the need to minimize disruption to residents, visitors, businesses, and public facilities. Integrated civil, survey, S.U.E., and construction support The City receives coordinated technical support from one responsive team, reducing handoff delays and improving the quality of base data, design decisions, utility conflict identification, and construction-phase documentation. Responsive continuing services model HADONNE is structured for on-call assignments, short deadlines, quick site response, clear communication, and scalable staffing as work orders are issued. Quality-first delivery Each task order will receive defined oversight, professional review, documented QA/QC, schedule monitoring, and direct accountability from senior leadership. Public-sector experience HADONNE’s continuing-service mindset is aligned with municipal priorities: accuracy, transparency, responsiveness, cost control, compliance, and reliable deliverables. “A responsive local partner committed to helping the City protect infrastructure, preserve quality of life, and deliver projects with precision.” HADONNE is positioned to deliver first-ranked value to the City of Sunny Isles Beach by combining local South Florida responsiveness, proven land surveying expertise, utility and infrastructure knowledge, rapid task-order mobilization, and a client-first management approach focused on accuracy, schedule, communication, and accountability. 2 TAB 1 Company Information Firm profile, local office, corporate history, insurance, and required company disclosures. 3 1. Company Information Requirement Response Name Company HADONNE CORP Company Location Doral, Florida, with service coverage throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and the greater South Florida region. Website www.hadonne.com Business Structure Florida corporation providing professional civil engineering, land surveying and mapping, S.U.E., utility coordination, and construction support services. Date Founded 2001 Home / Local Office 8935 NW 35th Lane, Suite 201, Doral, Florida 33172 | (305) 266-1188 Outstanding Litigation HADONNE maintains a strong professional record. Based on available company information, HADONNE has no outstanding litigation that would threaten the viability of the firm or its ability to perform this contract. Five-Year Criminal or Civil Litigation History HADONNE has no criminal or civil litigation history within the five-year period immediately preceding this RFQ that would impair performance of the requested services. Proof of Insurance Proof of insurance will be provided as part of the required forms and attachments or upon request by the City. 4 TAB 2 Qualifications Relevant experience, technical capabilities, certifications, and reasons HADONNE is best qualified. 5 2. Qualifications HADONNE is well qualified to perform the services required under this RFQ because the firm combines more than two decades of South Florida experience with licensed professionals, local regulatory knowledge, modern field technology, and a proven record of supporting public infrastructure, transportation, aviation, water/wastewater, stormwater, municipal, parks, development, and utility-related assignments. HADONNE’s multidisciplinary services allow the City to receive coordinated support from one responsive team rather than disconnected technical providers. HADONNE has provide surveying and mapping services to multiple municipalities and regulatory agencies, including Miami-Dade County Traffic Engineering Division, Miami-Dade County Highway Construction and Engineering Division, and the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT6), the Department for Environmental and Resources Management (DERM), and the Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), RFQ Requirement HADONNE Response Relevant experience and past performance HADONNE has successfully supported public and private projects throughout South Florida, including municipal infrastructure, roadway and transportation surveys, stormwater and resiliency assignments, water and wastewater facilities, park improvements, aviation-related field verifications, utility locating, and construction support. Miami-Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach experience Representative South Florida experience includes City of Miami Comprehensive Stormwater Master Plan, Legion Park Improvements, Miami-Dade County intersection topographic surveys, MIA Stormwater Model Update field verifications, FDOT SR A1A Harding Avenue at 87 Street, I-95 widening support in Palm Beach County, West Kendall District Park, City of Doral Trail Lighting, and Metrorail corridor utility locating and mapping. Commercial and public clients HADONNE serves municipalities, county agencies, transportation partners, aviation facilities, water and wastewater providers, educational institutions, developers, contractors, architects, engineers, and private-sector clients. Why HADONNE is best qualified HADONNE offers local presence, responsive communication, licensed expertise, integrated civil and surveying resources, S.U.E. and utility coordination capabilities, advanced technology, and a practical project management approach focused on accuracy, compliance, constructability, and schedule control. Technical certifications and qualifications HADONNE’s Miami-Dade County Technical Certification Committee approvals support services in roadway and site development, water and wastewater, stormwater drainage, land surveying and mapping, aerial photogrammetry, underground utility location, hydrographic surveys, general civil engineering, and engineering construction management. 6 Relevant project experience FIU Modesto A. Maidique Campus Campus Surveying, Utility Mapping & Infrastructure Support Services Client Florida International University Location Miami, Florida Dates October 2023 – December 2025 Fee $33,070.00 Performed By Hadonne Corp Project Snapshot Hadonne Corp supported Florida International University with surveying and underground utility investigation services across athletic areas, parking infrastructure, and water main relocation corridors. The work delivered accurate field data, utility coordination support, and design-ready survey mapping to help FIU advance campus improvements with confidence and reduced risk. Services Provided • Topographic survey of soccer field, running track, parking areas, drainage features, sidewalks, fencing, lighting, and surface improvements. • Water main relocation survey documenting visible utility appurtenances, alignments, control, and accessible infrastructure information. • Underground utility location coordination for water, sewer, storm, electric, telecom, fiber-optic, and gas facilities. • Survey mapping support for grading, drainage evaluation, future design coordination, resurfacing, and campus infrastructure planning. Deliverables • Design-ready CAD files with organized survey, topographic, utility, and control layers. • PDF survey maps for each project area. • Integrated utility information in final topographic base maps. • Control points and benchmark information for future design and construction. Why It Matters Hadonne Impact: Hadonne provided FIU with reliable survey and utility data to support smarter planning, reduce design conflicts, improve coordination, and streamline future campus infrastructure improvements. 16094-CT 4 CDWWTP New Material Building Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) for New Materials Management Building FPL Lines Organization/Firm Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department Contract No. EDP-WS-S-433A Contact Juan C. Cordero, P.S.M., ENV SP, Senior Program Manager Dates 08/07/2025 – 09/2025 Email juan.cordero@miamidade.gov Phone 786-268-5326 Professional Fees $30,343.01 Project Snapshot Hadonne Corp provided Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) services for the CDWWTP New Material Building project, supporting Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department with accurate field investigation and utility exposure for portions of the New Materials Management Building FPL lines. The work helped identify existing utility conditions and reduce potential conflicts during design and construction coordination. Services Provided • Performed Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) to accurately locate existing utilities within the project area. • Exposed existing utilities for portions of the New Materials Management Building FPL lines. • Supported design and construction coordination by identifying utility locations and potential conflicts. 7 • Provided field information to assist with safe planning around existing underground infrastructure. Deliverables • Utility location and exposure information for existing underground infrastructure. • SUE field documentation supporting the New Materials Management Building FPL line work. • Utility conflict identification support for design and construction coordination. • Field-verified information to support safer and more efficient infrastructure planning. Why It Matters Hadonne Impact: Hadonne’s SUE services provided Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department with reliable utility information to reduce risk, improve coordination, and support informed decision-making for the New Materials Management Building FPL line work. Palmetto Road Limited Topographic Survey from SW 104th Street to SW 105th Street Organization/Firm Village of Pinecrest Referenced Project Palmetto Road Contact David J. Mendez, P.E., Public Works Director Dates 04/2023 – 05/2023 Email dmendez@pinecrest-fl.gov Phone 305-669-6916 Professional Fees $7,600.00 Project Snapshot Hadonne Corp provided a limited topographic survey for Palmetto Road from SW 104th Street to SW 105th Street in support of the Village of Pinecrest. The survey documented existing roadway and adjacent site conditions to support project planning, design coordination, and future public works improvements within the corridor. Services Provided • Performed a limited topographic survey along Palmetto Road from SW 104th Street to SW 105th Street. • Documented existing roadway conditions, surface features, and adjacent improvements within the survey limits. • Collected field data to support public works planning and design coordination. • Provided survey information to assist with future corridor evaluation and improvement efforts. Deliverables • Limited topographic survey information for the Palmetto Road corridor. • Survey data documenting existing visible roadway and adjacent site conditions. • Base information to support planning, design, and public works coordination. • Field-verified information for future corridor improvement evaluation. Why It Matters Hadonne Impact: Hadonne’s limited topographic survey provided the Village of Pinecrest with reliable existing-condition data to support informed planning, design coordination, and future public works improvements along Palmetto Road. 8 Licenses, Certifications, and Professional Qualifications HADONNE’s qualifications are supported by current corporate, professional, and small business certification documents. These credentials demonstrate that the firm is active, properly licensed, and qualified to provide professional engineering, surveying, mapping, utility, and consulting services for public-sector clients in South Florida. Qualification / Credential Details Proposal Value Active Florida Corporation HADONNE CORP. is organized under the laws of the State of Florida, filed April 5, 2001, Document No. P01000034740, with active status confirmed through the State of Florida. Confirms long-standing corporate continuity and active authorization to conduct business. Miami-Dade County Local Business Tax Receipt HADONNE CORP maintains Miami-Dade County Local Business Tax Receipt No. 5191630, expiring September 30, 2026, for its Doral office. Supports local business presence and readiness to serve South Florida municipal clients. Professional Surveyor and Mapper Business License HADONNE CORP holds Professional Surveyor and Mapper Business Certificate No. LB7097, valid through February 28, 2027. Authorizes the firm to provide professional surveying and mapping services under Chapter 472, Florida Statutes. Miami-Dade County SBE-A&E Certification HADONNE CORP is certified as a Miami-Dade County Small Business Enterprise – Architectural & Engineering, approved March 9, 2026 and expiring March 31, 2029. Demonstrates recognized small business participation eligibility for professional A/E services. Miami-Dade County SBE Goods & Services Certification HADONNE CORP is certified as a Miami-Dade County Small Business Enterprise – Goods & Services, approved March 9, 2026 and expiring March 31, 2029. Provides additional procurement eligibility for consulting, surveying, mapping, GIS, and related service categories. Technical Certification Categories Approved categories include site development and parking lot design, minor highway design, signing/pavement marking/channelization, water distribution and sanitary sewage systems, stormwater drainage design, surveying and mapping, aerial photogrammetry, underground utility location, hydrographic surveys, general civil engineering, and engineering construction management. Directly aligns HADONNE’s approved qualifications with the continuing professional engineering and consulting services requested under this RFQ. Licensed Professional Team Key licenses include: Abraham Hadad, PSM No. LS6006; Frank Paruas-Sueiro, PSM No. LS6625; Jose Senas, PSM No. LS5938; Raul de Jesus Izquierdo, PSM No. LS6099; and Alexis Rodriguez, PSM No. LS7179. Confirms depth of licensed professional resources available to manage, review, sign/seal, and support task-order work. HADONNE’s is Miami-Dade County prequalified on the following: 15.01: Surveying And Mapping - Land Surveying 15-02: Aerial Photogrammetry 15.03 Underground Utility Location 15-04: Hydrographic Surveys HADONNE’s is FDOT prequalified on the following: 8.1 - Control Surveying 8.2 - Design, Right of Way & Construction Surveying 8.4 - Right of Way Mapping 9 Qualifications Supporting Documents Certificate of State 10 Miami-Dade County Local Business Tax Receipt Professional Surveyor and Mapper Business Certificate 11 Miami-Dade County SBE Architectural & Engineering Approval 12 Miami-Dade County SBE Goods & Services Approval 13 FDOT Certification 14 Abraham Hadad, PSM License Frank Paruas-Sueiro, PSM License Jose Senas, PSM License 15 Raul de Jesus Izquierdo, PSM License Alexis Rodriguez, PSM License 16 TAB 3 Staffing Key personnel, leadership structure, task-order coordination, and technical resource capacity. 17 3. Staffing HADONNE will assign experienced leadership, project management, technical production, field operations, quality control, and administrative coordination resources to this contract. The firm’s structure provides the City with direct accountability, fast decision-making, and the ability to scale resources as work orders are issued. Key Personnel / Role Primary Function Abraham Hadad, PSM | President / Principal-in-Charge Executive oversight, client relationship management, surveying leadership, contract coordination, quality commitment, and final accountability. Frank Paruas, PSM | Project Manager Surveying and mapping leadership, right-of-way mapping, design surveys, LiDAR, photogrammetry, transportation and aviation surveying, and advanced field methodology. Jose Senas, P.S.M | QA/QC Manager Responsible for implementing and overseeing day-to-day Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) activities throughout the project lifecycle. Alex Rodriguez, P.S.M | Project Lead Responsible for planning, directing, and coordinating all survey activities, managing field and office staff, and ensuring technical accuracy and schedule compliance. Raul Izquierdo, P.S.M. | Senior Project Surveyor Provides senior technical oversight for survey operations, supervises field and office staff, and reviews survey computations and deliverables for accuracy. Eduardo Reyes, S.I.T. | Lead Survey Technician Responsible for coordinating daily field and office survey activities, supervising survey technicians, and managing data collection and processing workflows. Ruben Mesa, S.I.T. | Sr. Survey Technician, Field Supervisor Supports field data collection, CADD production, utility designation and locating, construction layout, as-built verification, drafting, data processing, coordination, and deliverable preparation. Pedro Ugas, UC | SUE Manager Responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) activities. Hermes Aguilar | Lead SUE Technician Responsible for conducting and coordinating field utility investigations, operating utility locating equipment, documenting subsurface utility data, and supporting Quality Level B and Quality Level A investigations. HADONNE proposes Frank Paruas, PSM, Vice President and Survey Operations Manager, as Project Manager for this Contract. Mr. Paruas brings extensive experience supporting municipalities, counties, and transportation agencies. His leadership combines technical expertise, regulatory knowledge, and proven management skills to ensure efficient project execution, responsiveness, and compliance with City and County standards. Mr. Paruas has managed numerous continuing services and districtwide contracts for the Florida Department of Transportation Districts 4 and 6, as well as projects for Miami-Dade County Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTPW), Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD), Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD), and several municipalities, including the City of Miami, City of Miami Beach, and City of Opa-locka. This experience has provided him with the expertise necessary to successfully manage projects of similar scope, size, and complexity to those contemplated under this RFQ. Mr. Paruas possesses extensive expertise in all anticipated type of work for this Contract, including Boundary and Topographic Surveys, Sketch and Legal descriptions, survey layout, and hydrographic surveys. Mr. Paruas will dedicate the time and resources necessary to ensure the successful execution of the Project from notice to proceed through final delivery. His responsibilities include overall project oversight, scheduling, budgeting, coordination of survey and SUE activities, resource allocation, quality management, and client communication. The Project Manager will conduct regular progress reviews, monitor project milestones, promptly address challenges or changes in scope, and ensure appropriate staffing levels are maintained throughout the assignment. By leveraging HADONNE's experienced survey professionals, field crews, and technical support staff, the Project Manager will provide responsive leadership and effective resource management to meet project objectives, maintain schedule commitments, and deliver high-quality services. 18 Supporting him is Abraham Hadad, P.S.M. (60% available) – Principal in Charge for this Contract. Mr. Hadad is the Founder and President of HADONNE and brings over 34 years of experience. His extensive portfolio includes projects with Miami Dade County Department of Transportation and Public Works (MDDTPW), Miami Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD), Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), and multiple municipalities. His expertise includes high-accuracy GNSS Survey control, laser scanning, utility investigations, construction layout, and 3D topographic surveys. Mr. Hadad brings a wealth of knowledge of comprehensive experience in the field of infrastructure development. His expertise spans across Surveying and Mapping, Planning, Design, Agency Permitting, and Construction Management. As a seasoned Senior Project Manager, Mr. Hadad has overseen a wide range of Public and Private Infrastructure projects, providing full-spectrum project services from the initial program management to the final stages of construction. In his capacity as a Professional Surveyor and Mapper, he has adeptly handled route/right-of-way, boundary, construction, plats, topographic, and geodetic control surveys for various projects, including cellular towers, transportation systems, and both commercial and residential developments. As the proposed Principal in Charge of this contract, Mr. Hadad will provide overall executive oversight and strategic direction, ensuring that all services are delivered in accordance with contract requirements, client expectations, and industry standards. He will serve as a senior resource for critical decision-making, risk management, and issue resolution, particularly on complex or high-priority assignments. Mr. Hadad will support the HADONNE PM by monitoring performance, staffing, and resource allocation to maintain schedule, budget, and quality objectives. Jose Senas, P.S.M. will support our team as QA/QC Manager. Licensed since 1999 and with HADONNE for over 14 years, Mr. Senas leads quality control and risk management efforts. He has overseen QA/QC on most HADONNE projects and ensures compliance with company standards and City requirements, delivering consistent, accurate results. As QA/QC Manager, he is responsible for establishing, implementing, and enforcing quality assurance and quality control procedures to ensure that all surveying and mapping deliverables meet project specifications, regulatory requirements, and industry standards. This role involves developing project-specific QA/QC plans, conducting systematic reviews of field data, survey computations, and final mapping products, and verifying compliance with applicable standards. He provides independent oversight throughout all project phases, identifying potential risks, discrepancies, or errors early and implementing corrective actions to maintain data accuracy and consistency. Alexis Rodriguez, P.S.M. Project Lead. Mr. Rodriguez will support project execution, coordination, and delivery while ensuring technical excellence across all assignments. He specializes in advanced data acquisition and processing technologies, including terrestrial laser scanning, UAV/drone mapping, and LiDAR (SLAM, static, and mobile platforms). Mr. Rodriguez is highly proficient in industry-leading software such as Civil 3D, Carlson, and Bentley OpenRoads Designer, and has extensive experience producing high-accuracy 3D models and survey deliverables. His technical expertise also includes BIM modeling in Autodesk Revit and point cloud processing using Leica Cyclone and TopoDOT. Widely recognized for his proficiency in deploying modern survey equipment and software solutions. Raul Izquierdo, P.S.M. will serve as Senior Project Surveyor for this contract. He specializes in survey computations, including level adjustments, GPS calibration, traverse closures, boundary analysis, construction layout, as-built surveys, and topographic surveys. His experience includes numerous projects for MDAD, FDOT, MDWASD, and MDDTPW. Mr. Izquierdo will support project coordination and oversee day-to-day survey operations, including both field and office activities. He directs and reviews data collection efforts using conventional methods, LiDAR, and UAV technologies, ensuring compliance with project scope and requirements. He is responsible for reviewing field data for accuracy and completeness and performs QA/QC of initial field activities and data processing. Eduardo Reyes, S.I.T. will be HADONNE Lead Survey Technician. Mr. Reyes specializes in boundary, topographic, and drainage surveys. He also brings extensive experience in title review and boundary preparation, with strong knowledge of Florida Standards of Practice (FAC 5J-17.051). Eduardo supports and leads field and office survey operations to ensure the accurate and efficient completion of surveying and mapping projects. In addition, Eduardo assists with data processing, calculations, and drafting, ensuring that all survey 19 information is complete, accurate, and consistent with project requirements. He leads a team of survey/CADD techs on the preparation and final submittal of 3D Topographic, Boundary, As-built survey maps. Ruben Mesa, S.I.T. (50% available) will serve as Sr. Survey Technician / Field Crew Supervisor. With over 40 years of experience, including 16 years leading HADONNE field operations, Mr. Mesa oversees scheduling and coordination of field crews. He has extensive experience with MDAD, FDOT, MDWASD, and MDDTPW projects and deep familiarity with field procedures and standards. Pedro Ugas, Sr. Utility Coordinator (UC)m will serve as SUE Manager for this contract. Pedro Ugas is a distinguished professional with over thirty years of rich experience in the inspection, construction, and coordination of utilities for significant projects across the United States. His extensive background has endowed him with a profound understanding of construction processes, utility access management, and utility coordination. Mr. Ugas’s expertise is particularly notable in the realm of utility coordination and Sub-surface Utility Engineering (SUE) on Miami Dade County and Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) projects. He leads our SUE operations, overseeing vacuum units and designation/excavation crews. He has completed a wealth of tasks for public entities in South Florida (SOFLA), including MDAD, MDDTPW, MDWASD and FDOT6, FDOT4 and Florida Turnpike. . Hermes Aguilar will serve as HADONNE Lead SUE Technician. Mr. Aguilar oversees daily SUE operations for HADONNE, scheduling field crews, providing support and performing the CADD of SUE deliverables, including Quality Level B (Designated lines) using lines and color code as per MDAD standards and the Vacuum Report (TH Reports) and table of verified utilities to be submitted to the Department. Mr. Aguilar is well-versed in using AutoCAD, Land Development desktop, Microstation V8, Geopak 2004, CAICE, MS Office Suite, TRIMBLE, Total Stations, Conventional Equipment. HADONNE is currently maintaining a steady workload and has sufficient staff, field crews, and technical resources available to successfully support this contract. Our team is eager to expand its relationship with the City and is fully committed to providing the personnel and resources necessary to deliver responsive service, meet project schedules, and produce high-quality surveying and mapping deliverables. Additionally, all HADONNE personnel assigned to this contract are thoroughly familiar with the scope of services typically associated with this surveying and mapping contract. Our Professional Surveyors and Mappers (PSMs), project managers, survey technicians, SUE specialists, CADD staff, and field crews routinely perform boundary, topographic, construction, utility, right-of-way, hydrographic, and control surveys for municipal, county, state, and aviation clients throughout South Florida. This experience enables our team to mobilize quickly, efficiently coordinate assignments, anticipate project needs, and deliver consistent, high-quality services while maintaining compliance with standards, schedules, and client expectations. Our depth of staff and resource redundancy further ensures that each assignment receives the attention, responsiveness, and technical oversight necessary for successful project execution. To support this commitment and demonstrate the qualifications of our proposed team, resumes of key personnel are included with this submission for the City's review and consideration. 20 Resumes of Key Personnel 21 ABRAHAM HADAD, PSM PRESIDENT PROPOSED PROJECT ROLE PRINCIPAL IN CHARGE PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Professional Surveyor and Mapper: Florida LS6006 (2000) YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 34 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Florida Surveying and Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (F.S.M.S.) AREAS OF EXPERTISE Right of Way Surveys Horizontal and Vertical Geodetic Control Survey Canal and Levee Cross Sections and Profiles Boundary Surveys Topographic Surveys Specific Purpose Survey Hydrographic/Bathymetric Surveys Construction Layout Surveys As-Built/Record Surveys Quantity Surveys (UAV) Laser Scanning Surveys Field Reconnaissance GIS Services Lidar UAVs Subsurface Utility Engineering EDUCATION Attended Miami-Dade Community College Attended University of Oriente, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba M.O.T. and OSHA Training Project Management Classes PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Abraham Hadad brings a wealth of knowledge with over 34 years of comprehensive experience in the field of infrastructure development. His expertise spans across Surveying and Mapping, Planning, Design, Agency Permitting, and Construction Management. As a seasoned Senior Project Manager, Mr. Hadad has overseen a wide range of Public and Private Infrastructure projects, providing full-spectrum project services from the initial program management to the final stages of construction. In his capacity as a Professional Surveyor and Mapper, he has adeptly handled route/right-of-way, boundary, construction, topographic, and geodetic control surveys for various projects, including cellular towers, transportation systems, and both commercial and residential developments. Mr. Hadad’s extensive experience and his proven ability to troubleshoot project challenges from the field to the office underscore his exceptional qualifications as a Project Manager. His leadership ensures that every phase of a project is executed with precision and excellence PROJECT EXPERIENCE NW S. River Drive Outfall Inspection Dates of Service: November 2022 - February 2023 Mr. Hadad served as the Principal in Charge of the project. HADONNE scoped included performing a visual inspection and structures inventory along the water edge of Miami Canal No C-6 also NW South River Drive within the Town limits, starting on the south at NW 74th Street and on the north NW 107th Avenue approximately 5.5 miles. HADONNE navigated the entire Miami Canal within the Town limits documenting all existing outfalls, and took pictures and GPS location in order to prepare a table for the town official to review and determined which outfall needs to be survey. Client: Town of Medley Utilities & Stormwater Department. Contact: Jorge C Soto, Diretor, Ph: (305) 889-1915 ext.224: jsoto@townofmedley.com MIA Central Terminal Redevelopment – Topographic Survey & SUE. Dates of Service Mar–Oct 2025 to present (scope has increased and additional work will be conducted). As Principal in Charge, Abraham led HADONNE Corp’s comprehensive Topographic Survey and Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) services in support of the Miami International Airport (MIA) Central Terminal Redevelopment program. This modernization effort required highly accurate existing‑conditions data and reliable underground utility information to support design, phasing, and construction within one of the airport’s most operationally sensitive areas. Abraham oversaw the full topographic survey of the designated landside and airside limits surrounding the Central Terminal. His field teams collected detailed horizontal and vertical data capturing all above ground features to airport control and delivered in CAD format consistent with MDAD and consultant standards. He also directed the SUE program, managing both QL‑B and QL‑C investigations to identify, map, and document the dense network of underground utilities serving the Central Terminal. Client: Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD). Contact Sub to CARTY ARCHITECTURE, Ph: (305) 790-7877, email: jcarty@CartyArchitecture.com Project Number 40725-025 C41-A Canal Improvements – Topographic Survey, Highlands County, Florida, Duration: 2026 – Present. Project Length: 15 Miles. Role: Principal in Charge - QA/QC Manager. HADONNE is conducting a complete 3D Survey for the C-41A Canal in Highlands County. This project requires establishing Primary and Secondary Control using FDOT Standards. The 3D Topographic Survey was completed using Aerial LiDAR/Imagery. The bathymetric survey was completed using Multi Beam echo sounders. HADONNE has establish the Baseline of Survey and Canal Right of Ways. Additionally, HADONNE will research National Geodetic Survey Monuments and will report on the current status. HADONNE will merge the 3D files form Bathymetric and Aerial subconsultant and submit the final 3D Project file to the owner. Client: South Florida Water Management District. Sub to HAZEN and Sawyer. Contact: Michael Robinson, EI 954-987-0066; mrobinson@hazenandsawyer.com 22 Abraham Hadad, PSM Miami City Cemetery Park “1901 N Miami Avenue, City of Miami, Florida. Date: November 2023. Role: Principal in Charge. HADONNE performed a comprehensive Boundary and Topographic Survey of the project site to support planning, design, and permitting activities. The survey included the determination and mapping of property boundaries and the relationship of exist ing site improvements thereto. All trees located within the property boundaries were surveyed and documented in a tree inventory table identifying the common and scientific species, trunk diameter, approximate height, and canopy spread. Existing drainage infrastructure, including accessible inlets and manholes, was surveyed and documented with invert elevations, pipe sizes, and pipe materials. The survey also included the location of overhead utility poles and associated utility lines within the project li mits. To facilitate future construction activities, HADONNE established two permanent on-site benchmarks referenced to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System and project datum, providing both horizontal coordinates and vertical elevations for construction control. Upon completion, HADONNE delivered signed and sealed survey drawings, along with electronically signed and sealed unlocked digital files in PDF and DWG formats for use by the design team and project stakeholders. Client: City of Miami. Contact: Ricardo Rodriguez, PE, (786) 553-1234; rrodriguez@miamigov.com Civic Park on East Drive, North Bay Village. Dates: 04/2023-10/2025. Role: Principal in Charge. HADONNE performed a comprehensive Boundary and Topographic Survey for the project limits, integrating planimetric 2D topography and underground utility location data to support design, permitting, and engineering analysis. Recovered, verified, and established horizontal and vertical control. Located existing property corners, monuments, and right‑of‑way markers. Reviewed plats, deeds, and record maps to confirm boundary geometry. Prepared a boundary depiction reflecting property lines, easements, and encumbrances. Collected detailed planimetric features including pavement edges, sidewalks, curbs, driveways, fences, walls, drainage structures, sign age, and visible surface improvements. Captured elevation data to represent grade conditions, spot elevations, and surface variations. Produced a 2D topographic base map suitable for engineering design, utility coordination, and permitting. Coordinated with Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) teams to obtain Level B utility data. HADONNE’s integrated survey approach provided the design team with accurate, conflict‑critical boundary, topographic, and underground utility information, reducing design risk and ensuring a reliable foundation for engineering decisions, permitting, and construction planning. Client: EAC Consulting, Inc. Contact: Evelyn Rodriguez, P.E., ENV SP, (305)-265-5400; erodriguez@eacconsult.com Shoreline Repair Mini Rapids Park, City of Miami, FL. Dates: 01/2026- Ongoing. Role: Principal in Charge. Two locations along the Miami River are experiencing shoreline erosion that threatens nearby roadways and public safety. The project aims to stab ilize the embankments and support future seawall construction and roadway restoration. Hadonne’s Current Scope of Services. Location 1 – NW S. River Drive (Miami River Mini Rapids Park) Approx. 180 Linear Feet HADONNE is currently performing: Topographic Survey, Bathymetric Survey, SUE Designation (Utility Locate – Quality Level B). These services will support the design of a new seawall and the replacement of guardrail, signing, pavement markings, and sod restoration. Client: GHD Services Inc. Contact: Ripley Raubenolt, 740.590.1190; Ripley.Raubenolt@GHD.coms City of Doral’s Trail Lighting, Doral, Florida, Duration: 2015 – Present. Project Length: 6.5 Miles. Dates: Dates: 08/2023-12/2023. Role: Principal in Charge - Prepare a Map of Topographic Survey, took elevations shots at 100-foot intervals, located all visible above ground features, depicted the Canal Right-of-Way and all intersecting private properties boundary lines. Provided utility coordination services including distributing plans to Utility Agency Owners (UAO), collect as-builts/record drawings of existing and proposed utilities. Develop detailed conflict matrix. Coordinate with FPL electrical service points to fee proposed lighting. Coordinate the final disposition of utilities. Contact: Lochner. Contact : Jaureguy, Alejandro, PE, Ph: 305.503.9873; ajaureguy@hwlochner.com Department of Solid Waste Management, Mosquito Control Complex, Miami-Dade County, Florida. Dates: 05/2023-06-2023. Role: Principal in Charge. HADONNE Prepared a Boundary and Topographic Survey of the area. Created a Legal Description based on an outline of a proposed parcel to be provided by the prime consultant. Once the preliminary survey was completed HADONNE coordinated with the consultant in order to establish the proposed boundaries of the parcel. HADONNE also located all trees within the area. Performed Utility Designates (Quality Level B) in order to established the horizontal location of the underground utilities Client: Gurri Matute P.A. Contact : Daphne Gurri 305-661-0069; fsegre@gurrimatute.com Buena Vista Neighborhood Traffic Calming” Project Number B-193620, Florida. Dates: 12/2019-12-2021. Role: Principal in Charge. HADONNE performed a detailed Topographic Survey along the project corridor to support design and engineering activities. The survey included the depiction of existing right-of-way information based on City of Miami Street Atlas sheets, recorded plats, property appraisal records, and all currently dedicated public areas. Survey limits extended from right-of-way to right-of-way along the corridor and included up to 15 feet into adjacent private properties where accessible. At intersections, the survey limits extended 150 feet beyond the radius returns into intersecting roadways. The survey located and mapped all visible above-ground features, including property lines, trees (including species, height, and caliper), house numbers, gates, driveways, sidewalks, pavement features, signs, utilities, and other appurtenances. Drainage structures were investigated and documented with rim elevations, invert elevations, structure depths, pipe sizes, and pipe materials. Cross-section elevation shots were collected at 25- foot intervals throughout the corridor to accurately model existing ground conditions and support roadway and drainage design. All elevations were referenced to the City of Miami Datum. Additionally, HADONNE located and documented existing ADA ramps, driveway approaches, and other accessibility-related improvements. The resulting survey provided a comprehensive representation of existing conditions for use in planning, engineering, and construction design., drainage swales, and drainage structures. Identified and resolved potential conflicts to ensure project efficiency and safety. Contact: Lochner. Contact : Jaureguy, Alejandro, PE, Ph: 305.503.9873; ajaureguy@hwlochner.com 23 FRANK PARUAS, PSM VICE-PRESIDENT PROPOSED PROJECT ROLE PROJECT MANAGER YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 27 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (F.S.M.S.) AREAS OF EXPERTISE Aerial Photography Surveying Ground Control Topographic Mapping Hydrographic Survey Planimetric Mapping Airspace Mapping and Obstruction Survey Cross Sections Raster Imagery Orthophoto Products Photographic Prints Global Positioning System Analytic Aerial Triangulation Services Digital Orthophotography for GIS Update of GIS Planimetric Features Laser Scanning and 3D Building Information Modeling (BIM) Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) and As-Built Survey Construction Layout Airport Data and information Portal (ADIP) Terrestrial Mobile LiDAR (TML) EDUCATION University of Oriente Santiago de Cuba, Cuba Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Mr. Paruas brings over 27 years of comprehensive experience in infrastructure development, with extensive expertise in design surveys for the transportation sector. His experience includes work for the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and the Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) and multiple municipalities within South Florida. As a seasoned Senior Project Manager, Mr. Paruas has overseen a wide range of public and private infrastructure projects, delivering full-spectrum project services from initial program management through final construction. In his capacity as a Professional Surveyor and Mapper, and serving as both Project and Contract Manager, Mr. Paruas has led numerous 3D design surveys, geodetic control surveys, drainage surveys, and Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations. PROJECT EXPERIENCE Basin C100A-E-2; Village of Pinecrest, Miami-Dade County, FL. Dates: January 2024 to August 2024. Mr. Paruas, served as the Survey Project Manager for this project that included a complete 3D Survey for the project limits completed using Terrestrial Mobile Lidar, the project included the following roads: from SW 129th Terrace to SW 126th Terrace and from SW 69th Ave to SW 67th Ave. The 3D Survey extended up to the existing buildings when the lidar data was available. The scope included setting and establishing horizontal and vertical values for the project Secondary Control (TML targets). Final files were submitted on CIVIL3D. Client: Village of Pinecrest, Contact: David J. Mendez, P.E., Ph. (305) 669-6916, Email: dmendez@pinecrest-fl.gov Basin C100DN-1W, Drainage Improvements, Phase 1; Village of Pinecrest, Miami-Dade County, FL. Dates: March 2023 to June 2023. Mr. Paruas, served as the Survey Project Manager for this project that included a complete 3D Survey for the project limits completed using Terrestrial Mobile Lidar, the project included the following roads: SW 71 AVE from SW 104th Street to SW 98 Street. The 3D Survey extended up to the existing buildings when the lidar data was available. The scope included setting and establishing horizontal and vertical values for the project Secondary Control (TML targets). Final files were submitted on CIVIL3D. Client: Village of Pinecrest, Contact: David J. Mendez, P.E., Ph. (305) 669-6916, Email: dmendez@pinecrest-fl.gov Basin C100DN-1W, Drainage Improvements, Phase 11; Village of Pinecrest, Miami-Dade County, FL. Dates: March 2023 to June 2023. Mr. Paruas, served as the Survey Project Manager for this project that included a complete 3D Survey for the project limits completed using Terrestrial Mobile Lidar, the project included the following roads: SW 71 AVE from SW 104th Street to SW 98 Street. The 3D Survey extended up to the existing buildings when the lidar data was available. The scope included setting and establishing horizontal and vertical values for the project Secondary Control (TML targets). Final files were submitted on CIVIL3D. Client: Village of Pinecrest, Contact: David J. Mendez, P.E., Ph. (305) 669-6916, Email: dmendez@pinecrest-fl.gov MIA D60-DCP, Terminal D Expansion, Miami International Airport, MDAD. Dates of Services: November 2025- to February 2026 Mr. Paruas served as Survey Project Manager for the ongoing Topographic Survey supporting the Terminal D Expansion at Miami International Airport. The work covers existing conditions at the west end of Terminal D, including taxiways, runways, and service roads, using Terrestrial Mobile LiDAR supplemented with traditional surveying and static scanning near existing buildings. The scope includes completing drainage surveys and coordinating with others performing SUE investigations. Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD). Contact: Roberto Cortiza, PM, CM3, CGC, Ph. (305) 869‑3342, Email: Rcortiza@FlyMIA.com. 24 Frank Paruas PSM New Terminal K, Topographic Survey, (X078A) - Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD), Miami International Airport (MIA), Miami-Dade County, FL. Dates of Service: 2022-2025. Mr. Paruas, served as the Survey Project Manager for this significant project with Miami International Airport. The project scope included a complete 3D Topographic Survey for the new Terminal K project at Miami International Airport. The 3D Survey was completed using Terrestrial Mobile LiDAR combined with Traditional Survey methods. The project limits include portions of NW 20th Street, Fuel Farm, Miami International Bus-stop areas, and MIA Terminal J Airside areas. Mr. Paruas, lead the setting of primary control points, on NAD 83/2011, and NAVD88 Datum and prepared a complete 3D Survey with elevations at 25 feet interval. Additionally, Mr. Paruas conducted a complete drainage investigation that included more than 50 drainage both on airside and landside areas, that required in some of the cases to perform a heads-down static scanning to identify the size and elevation of the hard-to-reach pipes. Mr. Paruas also supported the underground investigation completed by others. Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) Contact: Jose Requejo, RA, ID, LEED AP, Ph. 305-869-3303, Email: JRequejo@FlyMIA.com Parking Garage 6, Topographic Survey, Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD), Miami International Airport (MIA, Miami- Dade County, FL. Dates of Service: 2019-2021. Mr. Paruas, served as the Survey Project Manager for this significant project with Miami International Airport. The project s cope included a complete 3D Topographic Survey for the design phase of the New Parking Garage Six, within MIA Premises. The 3D Survey was completed using Terrestrial Static LiDAR combined with Traditional Survey methods. Mr. Paruas, lead the setting of primar y control points, on NAD 83/2011, and NAVD88 Datum and prepared a complete 3D Survey with elevations at 25 feet interval. Additionally, the scope included drainage investigation. Mr. Paruas also supported the underground investigation completed by others. Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) Contact: Jose Requejo, RA, ID, LEED AP, Ph. 305-869-3303, Email: JRequejo@FlyMIA.com E20-MDAD-03 “Photogrammetric Mapping, Topographic and Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) Services”, Miami -Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) Contract. Miami International Airport (MIA), Miami-Dade County, FL. Dates of Service: 2022-2025. Mr. Paruas served as Contract Manager from 2022 to 2025 for this multi-year, multi-task contract. In this role, he oversaw multiple design-related projects across all five (5) Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) airports. The project scope included desig n surveys for Terminal K; Scan-to-BIM services for all five levels of the Central Terminal and Terminal E; and design survey services for the Terminal E–Terminal F Connector. Under this same contract, Mr. Paruas also managed aerial photogrammetric update services for all five airports. These efforts included updating existing mapping files to reflect newly constructed facilities and inf rastructure, as well as producing updated ortho-rectified aerial imagery. Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD). Contact: Daniel D. Cinti, Aviation Technical Support Supervisor. Ph. 305-876-7453, Email: DCinti@FlyMIA.com MIC Passenger Remote Parking Lot and TNC Relocation, Topographic Survey, Miami -Dade Aviation Department (MDAD), Miami International Airport (MIA), Miami-Dade County, FL Dates of Service: 2023-2024 Mr. Paruas served as the Survey Project Manager for this project with Miami International Airport within the MIC area. The project scope included a complete 3D Topographic Survey for the design phase of the parking improvements. The 3D Survey was completed using Terrestrial Mobile LiDAR for the public road areas, including NW 37th Ave, NW 21st Street and NW 25th Street, and combi ned with traditional survey for the existing underdeveloped parking lot. The scope included establishing primary control on NAD 83/2011, and NAVD88 Datum, drainage survey, underground utility investigation and (SUE) completed by others. The scope also included performing a Boundary Survey of the MDAD owned parcel. Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) Contact: Ricardo Lopez, P.E., Construction Manager, Ph. 305-869-3480, Email: RLopez@flyMIA.com AB-016A Perimeter Security Hardening Ph-1, Topographic Survey, Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD), Miami International Airport (MIA), Miami-Dade County, FL. Dates of Service: 2024-2025 Mr. Paruas served as the Survey Project Manager for this Topographic Survey performed along the southern perimeter of Miami - International Airport. The purpose of this project was surveying the existing conditions of the perimeter road. The Survey was completed using Aerial LiDAR, combined with traditional Survey. This scope included field efforts both on landside and airsid e. The scope included establishing primary control on NAD 83/2011, and NAVD88 Datum, drainage survey, underground utility investigation (SUE) completed by others. The scope also included performing a Boundary Survey of the MDAD owned parcel. Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) Contact: Leslie Livesay, Construction Manager 3, Ph: (305) 869-5819 Email: LLivesay@FlyMIA.com Primary Control for All Five MDAD Airport. Mr. Paruas served as Survey Project Manager for this effort that included establishing primary Horizontal and Vertical Contro l for all Five MDAD Owned Airports (MIA, Opa-Locka Executive, Kendall-Tamiami Executive, Miami-Homestead General Aviation (X-51) & Dade- Collier Training and Transition Airport). Control points were set and horizontal and vertical values were established by performing static observations and closed level loops. The Horizontal values were established on North American Datum of 1983, adjustmen t 2011 (NAD83/11) and the elevations were established in Norh American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD88) Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD). Contact: Daniel D. Cinti, Aviation Technical Support Supervisor. Ph. 305 -876-7453, Email: DCinti@FlyMIA.com 25 ALEXIS RODRIGUEZ, PSM SURVEY PRACTICE LEADER PROPOSED PROJECT ROLE LEAD PROJECT SURVEYOR REGISTRATION Professional Surveyor and Mapper: Florida LS7179(2018) YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 27 PROFESSIONAL FFILIATIONS Florida Surveying and Florida Surveying and Mapping EDUCATION B.S., Graphic Design and Marketing, Superior Institute for Design Education (ISDi), Havana, Cuba, 1992 AREAS OF EXPERTISE Aerial Photography Surveying Ground Control Topographic Mapping Hydrographic Survey Planimetric Mapping Airspace Mapping and Obstruction Survey Cross Sections Raster Imagery Orthophoto Products Photographic Prints Global Positioning System Digital Orthophotography GIS Update of GIS Planimetric Features Laser Scanning and 3D Building Information Modeling (BIM) Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) As-Built Survey Construction Layout Terrestrial Mobile LiDAR (TML) PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Alexis Rodriguez is a seasoned professional who expertly supervises the daily operations and coordination of both office and field personnel. His role is pivotal in executing field data processing and the design and drafting of various surveys, including boundary, construction layout, right-of-way (ROW), route, sectional, subdivision, and topographic surveys. With a keen eye for detail, he oversees and manages Computer-Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) operations, ensuring that drafting standards are upheld and that any arising issues are resolved efficiently. Rodriguez’s extensive experience with CADD software is a testament to his adaptability and proficiency in the field. He is particularly skilled in a range of specialized programs, including Civil 3D, AutoCAD, Land Desktop, MicroStation, TDS Survey Link, Leica Cyclone, ArcGIS, and Topo DOT. His deep understanding of these tools allows him to contribute significantly to the precision and quality of the surveying and mapping outputs PROJECT EXPERIENCE MIA Central Terminal Redevelopment – Topographic Survey & SUE. October 2025 to Present. Role: Survey Project Manager. In support of the Miami International Airport Central Terminal Redevelopment, Alexis led Hadonne’s topographic and SUE field operations across both landside and airside areas. He managed field crews collecting detailed horizontal and vertical data, including pavement edges, curb lines, drainage structures, building features, signage, lighting, and all above‑ground utilities. Alexis ensured all survey work was tied to airport control and delivered in CAD formats consistent with MDAD standards. He also directed QL‑B and QL‑C SUE investigations, overseeing electromagnetic locating, GPR scanning, and utility identification through visible structures. His leadership ensured accurate mapping of water, sewer, electrical, communications, and fuel systems, providing a reliable existing‑conditions dataset essential for design, phasing, and construction planning. Client: Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD). Contact Sub to CARTY ARCHITECTURE, Ph: (305) 790-7877, email: jcarty@CartyArchitecture.com MIA Terminal K – Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE), for (GPI Geospatial Inc.) Dates of Service Nov 2025–Dec 2025. As Project Manager, Alex led HADONNE CORP’s Survey and Subsurface Utility Engineering services for Miami International Airport’s Terminal K, coordinating closely with GPI Geospatial Inc. He oversaw field operations utilizing electromagnetic locating equipment, ground‑penetrating radar (GPR), and vacuum excavation to designate and verify existing underground utilities within the project limits. Alex ensured accurate identification and documentation of utility type, size, material, and condition, while supervising the collection of horizontal and vertical location data for all physically verified utilities. He managed the preparation and delivery of complete field notes and survey datasets for integration into the project’s base mapping and design files. Under Option B, he directed the production of signed and sealed test hole reports by a licensed Professional Engineer and ensured delivery of fully formatted DWG files containing all verified utility information for direct use by the design team. The project was completed on schedule, within budget, and in full compliance with airport safety and operational requirements. Contact: Ia Hall, PSM, GPI Geospatial, Inc. Ph. 786-518-0755, email: Ihall@gpinet.com FPID No. 443905-1-52-01 SR-90 / SW 7th Street from SW 2nd Avenue to Brickell Avenue, Miami, Miami-Dade County, Forida. Duration from December 2023 to 2025. Role: Project Surveyor. Mr. Rodriguez was responsible for providing survey support for the utility designates and (60) test holes (VVHs) and eight (8) designate sites to clear conflicts with signal improvements along SR-90 / SW 7th Street. The scope of work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad files and Test Holes Reports. In addition, Mr. Rodriguez oversaw the QA/QC for this project. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Six. Contact: Sub to CALTRAN ENGINEERING GROUP, Jeannelia Liu, PE, (786) 456-7000; email: Jliu@caltrangroup.com 26 ALEXIS RODRIGUEZ, PSM MIA Stormwater Model Update & Drainage Master Plan Support – Surveying & Field Verification Services for (CDM Smith). Dates of Service Jun–Aug 2023. As Project Surveyor, supported CDM Smith in the updating and maintenance of the Miami‑Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) drainage master plans for Miami International Airport. The project required a comprehensive review of existing as‑built information, verification of field conditions, and updates to MDAD’s stormwater modeling and technical documentation. Abraham coordinated the collection and review of as‑built data, supervised field verification activities, and ensured that all findings were accurately incorporated into the updated utility atlas and modeling scenarios. He oversaw the re‑establishment of both existing and future stormwater modeling conditions, ensuring consistency with MDAD standards and current airport infrastructure. His responsibilities included managing updates to the master plan documents, reviewing and refining MDAD ’s design guidelines, and updating technical specifications to reflect current operational and regulatory requirements. As part of the Storm Sewer Master Planning effort (CDM PN 278874 – MIA Stormwater Model Update Field Verifications), Abraham directed Hadonne’s field crews in performing location and existence verification of designated sites throughout Miami International Airport. All locations were identified and verified using GPS, providing CDM Smith with accurate, defensible data essential for model ca libration and long‑term drainage planning. Client: Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD). Contact: Sub to CDM SMITH, Jonathan Z. Goldman, PE. Ph: (954) 776-1731, email: goldmanjz@cdmsmith.com Civic Park on East Drive, North Bay Village. Dates: 04/2023-10/2025. Role: Survey Project Manager. HADONNE performed a comprehensive Boundary and Topographic Survey for the project limits, integrating planimetric 2D topography and underground utility location data to support design, permitting, and engineering analysis. Recovered, verified, and established horizontal and vertical control. Located existing property corners, monuments, and right‑of‑way markers. Reviewed plats, deeds, and record maps to confirm boundary geometry. Prepared a boundary depiction reflecting property lines, easements, and encumbrances. Collected detailed planimetric features including pavement edges, sidewalks, curbs, driveways, fences, walls, drainage structures, signage, and visible surface improvements. Captured elevation data to represent grade conditions, spot elevations, and surface variations. Produced a 2D topographic base map suitable for engineering design, utility coordination, and permitting. Coordinated with Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) teams to obtain Level B utility data. HADONNE’s integrated survey approach provided the design team with accurate, conflict‑critical boundary, topographic, and underground utility information, reducing design risk and ensuring a reliable foundation for engineering decisions, permittin g, and construction planning. Client: EAC Consulting, Inc. Contact: Evelyn Rodriguez, P.E., ENV SP, (305)-265-5400; erodriguez@eacconsult.com PD&E STUDY FOR THE PARTIAL INTERCHANGE AT SR 112 and NW 37th Avenue, Project, Miami-Dade County, FL. Owner: Greater Miami Expressways Authority. Sub to Metric Engineering. Duration: May 2026 to Present. Role: Survey Project Manager. HADONNE is performing this 3D-Design survey along SR 112 (Airport Expressways), in Miami-Dade County. HADONNE responsibilities includes establishing primary and secondary control complying with FDOT Standards, recovering the historical baseline of survey for SR 112 and establishing the Baseline of Survey for NW 37th Ave, and NW South River Drive. Additionally, HADONNE is collecting LiDAR for the project limits and will use the point cloud to extract all above ground fea tures and to generate a Digital Terrain Model (DTM) for the limits of the project. HADONNE will su bmit the final 3D survey in ORD, following FDOT Standards. Additionally, HADONNE is preparing a boundary survey for parcel acquisition. Client: Greater Miami Expressway Agency (GMX). Contact: Sub to METRIC ENGINEERING, INC., Paul Carballo, P.E., Ph. 305.773.1492, email: Paul.Carballo@metriceng.com CR 713 / High Meadow Ave, from SR 9 / I-95 to CR-714 Martin Highway FPID 441699-1-32-01, Martin County, FL. Dates: March 2026 to Present. Role: Survey Project Manager. HADONNE is performing this design survey along the County Road, in Martin County. HADONNE responsibility includes extending the existing design survey for areas do not include on the original FDOT request. HADONNE is recovering the existing secondary control points and performing 3D Survey for on-pavement and off-pavement areas. Additionally, we are extending the Project Baseline of Survey to extend along CR 713, approximately 1,700 LF north of SW Mart in Hoghway. HADONNE is extracting the 3D features from the point cloud collected for this project. HADONNE is merging the recently collected survey with eh previously prepared survey by FDOT. Contact: Manuel A. Sauleda, PE, AtkinsRéalis, Manuel.Sauleda@atkinsrealis.com, 1-786-818-7972 Miami City Cemetery Park “1901 N Miami Avenue, City of Miami, Florida. Dates: November 2023. Role: Survey Project Manager. HADONNE performed a comprehensive Boundary and Topographic Survey of the project site to support planning, design, and permitting activities. The survey included the determination and mapping of property boundaries and the relationship of existing site improvements thereto. All trees located within the property boundaries were surveyed and documented in a tree inventory table identifying the common and scientific species, trunk diameter, approximate height, and canopy spread. Existing drainage infrastructure, including accessible inlets and manholes, was surveyed and documented with invert elevations, pipe sizes, and pipe materials. The survey also included the location of overhead utility poles and associated utility lines within the project limits. To facilitate future construction activities, HADONNE established two permanent on-site benchmarks referenced to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System and project datum, providing both horizontal coordinates and vertical elevations for construction control. Upon completion, HADONNE delivered signed and sealed survey drawings, along with electronically signed and sealed unlocked digital files in PDF and DWG formats for use by the design team and project stakeholders. Client: City of Miami. Contact: Ricardo Rodriguez, PE, (786) 553-1234; rrodriguez@miamigov.com 27 Civil Engineers | Surveyors and Mappers | Subsurface Utility Engineering | Utility Coordinators Professional RegistrationProfessional Surveyor and Mapper: Florida LS6099 (2000) Years of Experience: 30 Professional Affiliations Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (F.S.M.S.) Miami-Dade County Chapter of F.S.M.S Areas of Expertise Construction Surveys Control Surveys Route Surveying Roadway Design Surveys Boundary Surveys Topographic Surveys FDOT Survey Services Computer Applications Electronic Data Collection Work Flow System Designer Education Attended Miami-Dade Community College CAiCE Training Estimating Training M.O.T. Training OSHA TrainingProject Management Classes RAUL IZQUIERDO, PSM VICE PRESIDENT /SR. PROJECT SURVEYOR Raul Izquierdo, with a distinguished tenure exceeding 28 years in land surveying, holds the esteemed position of Vice President and Senior Project Surveyor. His extensive experience is marked by a dynamic blend of both field and office surveying, with a specialized focus as a Project Surveyor for the past 28 years. Mr. Izquierdo’s expertise spans a comprehensive range of surveying services, including boundary, topographic, Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) survey services, route surveying, roadway design surveys, and construction surveys. His profound understanding of the multifaceted nature of surveying and mapping, coupled with his adept problem-solving skills, renders him an invaluable asset to any project, epitomizing the role of an exceptional Project Surveyor. EXPERIENCE CITY OF MIAMI COMPREHENSIVE STORMWATER MASTER PLAN PROJECT SURVEYOR 09/2018 - 01/2020 As the Project Surveyor for the City of Miami Comprehensive Stormwater Master Plan, Mr. Izquierdo established the main horizontal and vertical network within city limits, setting or recovering control monuments and documenting them in a Survey Control Map for the project's duration. He located 500 above-ground features using Survey GPS Equipment, averaging 10 locations per day, and conducted surveys of these features with the same efficiency. Additionally, he performed elevation shots to establish finished floor elevations for 500 buildings. Mr. Izquierdo also conducted additional surveys to determine seawall elevations in areas not covered by aerial surveys, which included aerial photogrammetry and fill-in surveys of 1,500 points using various methods. He placed aerial targets for photogrammetric surveys, averaging 5 targets per day for a total of 100 targets, and performed 150 canal cross sections, averaging 2 cross sections per day. Miami-Dade County Contract E15-PWWM-07 Project 20170037 Mr. Izquierdo led a topographic survey for Miami-Dade County from July 2019 to January 2020. His team established centerlines of roads using plats or property lines and identified right-of-way boundaries based on public records. They set a physical baseline and a benchmark using the NGVD 1929 elevation datum to ensure accuracy. Survey data was collected up to 50 feet beyond the curve points of intersecting streets and included detailed drainage structures, mast arms, and overhead wires. Cross-sections were taken every 25 feet, all data recorded in state plane coordinates and mapped over aerial photos. The origin of horizontal and vertical controls was clearly documented, and fieldwork copies were provided for transparency. The completed survey supports future planning and development in the count 28 Raul Izquierdo PSM Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department - North District WWTP Electrical Distribution Building Subsurface Utility Engineering 01/2023 - 07/2023 Mr. Izquierdo performed a subsurface utility investigation to determine the approximate location of existing underground utilities at potential utility crossings. This investigation included vacuum excavation and location to verify the horizontal and vertical positions of existing underground utilities at selected locations. He provided a report indicating the underground utility's horizontal location, depth, lay direction, diameter, and material for each pothole. Additionally, he included the location of each pothole on the final survey. Miami International Airport Surveying Services Provider 06/2023 - 08/2023 Mr. Izquierdo contributed to the update and maintenance of the drainage master plans for Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) facilities. His scope of services included collecting and reviewing as-built data, field verifying as-built conditions, updating the utility atlas, and updating the existing modeling scenario. He re-established future modeling scenarios, updated master plan documents, reviewed and updated MDAD design guidelines, and reviewed and updated technical specifications. Additionally, he assisted the department with environmental and permitting issues. Mr. Izquierdo performed location and existence verification of sites within Miami International Airport, locating all sites in question with GPS. Metrorail Corridor #OSP276 Land Surveyor and Mapper 05/2023 - Ongoing Mr. Izquierdo provided land surveying and mapping services for the Miami-Dade County project known as “Metrorail Corridor,” located between the South Miami Metrorail Station and the University Metrorail Station. He prepared a route survey with a right- of-way verification map, verified the Metrorail corridor survey boundaries available from the County Public Records, and located transit utilities serving the Metrorail system. Additionally, he located all other non-transit utilities within the corridor, including two FPL 13.2KV power feeds serving each station (four lines total) and the FDOT fiber optics communications line installed along the corridor. B-17365 - Shorecrest Area Survey within the City of Miami Performed a Topographic Survey of approximately 45,000 linear feet of road, survey included the following items: Right of Way information based on the City of Miami Street ATLAS sheets, Survey limits extended from Right of Way to Right of Way along the corridor 15 feet into the private properties. Topo survey extended 100 feet from the end of radius return into the intersecting streets. Located all above ground features, including site lot lines, trees (Height, caliper, species), House number. Collected Rim elevations, invert elevations, bottom of structure and pipe material. Elevation shots (Cross section elevations) at 25-foot intervals, Elevations referenced to NGVD29, located all existing ADA ramps and existing driveway approaches, Collected Finished Floor elevation of all Buildings within the corridor, Limits of the Survey to extended 15 feet into the private properties along the corridor. Legion Park Improvements Project Number B-40510 City of Miami –Parks – Administration Project Surveyor for the Boundary and Topographic Survey, including the following items: Location of the project site in relation to property boundaries. All interior improvements and improvements in the adjoining half rights-of-way. Location of all trees within the property boundaries; provide a tree table with tree name, trunk diameter, height, and canopy. Location of all buildings within the survey area; provided building corners, perimeter dimensions, setbacks distances, top of parapet elevations, and finished floor elevations. Take elevation shots at 25-50-foot intervals at open park areas and 5–10-foot intervals at critical areas, such as around buildings, and existing structures; additionally, collect all visible terrain deviation such as low and high points. Location of all courts with court lines, fences, playgrounds, etc. Collected invert elevation, pipe size, and pipe type of all accessible existing inlets and manholes Location of all overhead utility lines and poles within the survey area. Showed existing easements. Set two onsite Benchmarks with state plane coordinate and elevation. Dates of Service: 07/2023-08/2023. 29 . Civil Engineers | Surveyors and Mappers | Subsurface Utility Engineering | Utility Coordinators Professional Registration Professional Surveyor and Mapper Florida LS5938 (1999) Years of Experience: 28 Professional Affiliations Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (F.S.M.S.) Miami-Dade County Chapter of F.S.M.S Areas of Expertise 3D Laser Scanning 3D Mapping Bathymetric Surveys Boundary Surveys Computer Applications Construction Surveys Control Surveys Electronic Data Collection FDOT Survey Services GIS Programmer GPS Surveys Right of Way Mapping Roadway Design Surveys Route Surveying Subdivision Platting Topographic Surveys Workflow System Designer Education University of Camaguey, Cuba Business Financial Classes CAiCE Training Estimating Training M.O.T. Training OSHA Training Project Management Classes JOSE SENAS PSM SENIOR SURVEYOR Mr. Senas has practiced land surveying for over 28 years and has participated in many aspects of professional land surveying and Mapping. He has both field and office survey experience and has acted in the role of Project Surveyor for the past 17 years. His experience includes boundary, topographic, FDOT Survey Services, route surveying, roadway design surveys and construction surveys. Mr. Senas offers a broad spectrum of knowledge and expertise and specializes in Quality Assurance and Quality Control. Mr. Senas has the innate ability to review a survey methodically and provide a sound and technical review of all the survey data. Experience QA/QC Officer, Project: Buena Vista Neighborhood Traffic Calming, Project Number B-193620, Location: Miami, FL. Duration: November 2019 - December 2021 Performed QA/QC for the topographic survey, including the depiction of right of way information based on the City of Miami Street ATLAS sheets. Ensured the topo survey extended 150 feet from the end of radius return into the intersecting streets. Verified the location of all above-ground features, including site lot lines, trees (height, caliper, species), house numbers, gates, and driveways. Oversaw the collection of rim elevations, invert elevations, bottom of structure, and pipe material, ensuring elevations were referenced to City of Miami Datum. Monitored the location of all existing ADA ramps and existing driveway approaches. QA/QC Officer Project: Relocation of Atlantic Blvd at Higgs Beach, Key West, FL, Duration: June 2020 - July 2020 Provided QA/QC for the detailed plan to deliver engineering and architectural services for the review of the Higgs Beach Master Plan and the development of detailed design plans for the relocation of Atlantic Boulevard at Higgs Beach in Key West, Florida. Project control (HPC) for Atlantic Boulevard, vertical project control (VPC), alignment and/or existing right of way (R/W) lines, reference points, topography, digital terrain model (DTM) (3D), and roadway cross sections/profiles. QA/QC OFFICER Project: Contract E15-PWWM-07, Project 20170037 Location: Miami Dade County Duration: July 2019 - January 2020 Performed QA/QC for the topographic survey of various intersections in Miami Dade County. Ensured the accuracy of centerlines of rights of way based on existing plats or fractional lines for non-platted adjacent properties. Verified the display of right of way lines as per Public Records for the project area and the establishment of a physical control baseline using the centerlines of the right of way. 30 Jose Senas PSM QA/QC Officer Project: Franjo Road from SW 184th Street to U.S. 1, Village of Palmetto Bay, FL Duration: May 2018 - April 2019 Performed QA/QC for the topographic survey, preparing a control sheet with five control points to be used for the project. Ensured elevation cross sections were taken at 50-foot intervals and measured the finish floor elevation of all houses along the corridor. Verified that the topographic survey extended 10 feet into private properties and located all visible above-ground utilities along the corridor. Oversaw the collection of invert information for all inlets. For SW 178 Street, SW 179 Street, and Park Drive, which are proposed roads, ensured the survey encompassed right of way to right of way as well as 25 feet beyond on each side. Supervised subsurface utility engineering, including subsurface utilities designation within the limits of the corridor, and performed 20 VVH soft digs. QA/QC Officer Project: Hollywood Gardens Sidewalk Improvement Project, FM# 434679.1 Location: Hollywood, FL Duration: July 2017 - December 2018 Performed QA/QC for the sidewalk improvement project covering approximately 7.71 miles. Established or recovered horizontal project control (HPC) for horizontal control on the Florida State Plane Coordinate System or datum, and vertical project control (VCP) for vertical control on datum. Computed the historic baseline of survey for the project. Placed, located, and maintained required aerial targets and photo identifiable points, including analysis and processing of all field collected data, existing maps, and reports. Located all above-ground features and improvements within the project limits to create a detailed topographic digital terrain model (DTM), including break lines, high and low points, with field edits and data processing. Designated approximately three utility lines running parallel to each side of the streets within the project limits, using standard designation equipment and ground-penetrating radar (GPR) to locate tonable and non-tonable utilities. Conducted a drainage survey, locating underground data (XYZ, pipe size, type, condition, and flow line) related to above-ground data, and located all drainage structures. Surveyed all existing recorded subdivision/condominium boundaries, tracts, units, phases, blocks, street right of way lines, and common areas, including analysis and processing of all field collected data and reports. The survey depicted the baseline, benchmarks, primary and secondary control points, and their reference points, including the type of material used for each point, their XYZ coordinates, scale factors, and convergence angles. QA/QC Officer Project: Relocation of Atlantic Boulevard at Higgs Beach, Key West, FL Duration: June 2020 - July 2020 Provided QA/QC for the detailed plan to deliver engineering and architectural services for the review of the Higgs Beach Master Plan and the development of detailed design plans for the relocation of Atlantic Boulevard at Higgs Beach in Key West, Florida. Performed horizontal project control (HPC) for Atlantic Boulevard, vertical project control (VPC), alignment and/or existing right of way (R/W) lines, reference points, topography, digital terrain model (DTM) (3D), and roadway cross sections/profiles. 31 PEDRO UGAS PRINCIPAL / UTILITY COORDINATOR AND SUE MANAGER PROPOSED PROJECT ROLE SUE Manager YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 30 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Florida Engineering Society - Miami Dade Chapter. ASCE Utility Engineering and Surveying Institute – Miami Dade Chapter Board Member Florida Utility Coordinating Council (FUCC) AREAS OF EXPERTISE SUE EDUCATION BS in Construction Management,1991 Drexel University, Philadelphia PA AS in Civil Engineering 1987 Delaware College, Wilmington Delaware Florida Utility Coordinating Council certifications on Cost Estimate and Billing, Coordination and Construction FDOT advance Maintenance of Traffic PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Pedro Ugas is a distinguished professional with over thirty years of rich experience in the inspection, construction, and coordination of utilities for significant projects across the United States. His extensive background has endowed him with a profound understanding of construction processes, utility access management, and utility coordination. Mr. Ugas’s expertise is particularly notable in the realm of utility coordination and Sub-surface Utility Engineering (SUE) on Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) projects. He has adeptly managed major utility challenges on a diverse array of projects, from urban arterial roads to expansive limited access facilities and complex design/build projects. His seasoned experience ensures that utility aspects of infrastructure projects are handled with the utmost proficiency and foresight. PROJECT EXPERIENCE MIA Stormwater Model Update & Drainage Master Plan Support Dates: Jun–Aug 2023. As SUE Manager, Pedro led HADONNE’s utility‑related efforts supporting CDM Smith in updating and maintaining the Miami‑Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) drainage master plans for Miami International Airport. He coordinated all utility research, record compilation, and SUE‑related verification activities required to support updates to the utility atlas, existing modeling scenarios, and future stormwater modeling conditions. Pedro oversaw the review of as‑built information, established procedures for field verification of existing conditions, and ensured that all utility ‑related findings were accurately reflected in the master plan documents, MDAD design guidelines, and technical specifications. Pedro directed the utility verification component of the Storm Sewer Master Planning effort (CDM PN 278874 – MIA Stormwater Model Update Field Verifications), managing the workflow for location and existence confirmation of designated stormwater sites throughout the airport. He ensured that all GPS‑verified locations were properly documented, validated, and integrated into CDM Smith’s modeling framework. Through his leadership, the project received accurate, defensible utility and stormwater data essential for long‑term drainage planning, regulatory compliance, and system‑wide infrastructure updates. Client: CDM Smith, Dates of Service: Contact: Jonathan Z Goldman, PE., CDM SMITH, Ph.: 954-776-1731 email: goldmanjz@cdmsmith.com MIA Central Terminal Redevelopment – Topographic Survey & SUE. October 2025 to Present. Role: SUE Manager. In support of the Miami International Airport Central Terminal Redevelopment, Pedro led Hadonne’s SUE field operations across both landside and airside areas. He managed field crews performing Quality Level B (Utility designates) and providing a detailed CADD file. Client: Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD). Contact Sub to CARTY ARCHITECTURE, Ph: (305) 790-7877, email: jcarty@CartyArchitecture.com MIA Terminal K – Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE), for (GPI Geospatial Inc.) Dates of Service Nov 2025–Dec 2025. HADONNE performed Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) services for Miami International Airport’s Terminal K, coordinating closely with GPI Geospatial Inc. He oversaw field operations utilizing electromagnetic locating equipment, ground‑penetrating radar (GPR), and vacuum excavation to designate and verify existing underground utilities within the project limits. Abraham ensured accurate identification and documentation of utility type, size, material, and condition, while supervising the collection of horizontal and vertical location data for all physically verified utilities. He managed the preparation and delivery of complete field notes and survey datasets for integration into the project’s base mapping and design files. He directed the production of signed and sealed test hole reports by a licensed Professional Surveyor and ensured delivery of fully formatted DWG files containing all verified utility information for direct use by the design team. Contact: Ia Hall, PSM, GPI Geospatial, Inc. Ph. 786-518-0755, email: Ihall@gpinet.com 32 Pedro Ugas MIA Stormwater Model Update & Drainage Master Plan Support Client: CDM Smith, Dates of Service: Jun–Aug 2023. Role: Survey Manager. Pedro was responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations, including utility designation, test hole operations, util ity conflict analysis, and quality control. Pedro ensured all utility data is collected, verified, and delivered in accordance with ASCE 38 standards, project requirements, and schedule commitments while serving as the primary point of coordination between the survey, engineering, and utility stakeholders. Client: Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD). Sub to CDM SMITH, Jonathan Z. Goldman, PE. Ph: (954) 776 -1731, email: goldmanjz@cdmsmith.com FPID No. 443594-1-52-01, FPID No. 443867-1-52-01 and FPID No. 443595-1-52-01 Bridge Rehabilitation Project Client: FDOT District Four, Broward and St. Lucie County. Duration: 2019 – Present. Role: Survey Manager. HADONNE performed 3D-Survey, Underground Utility Investigation (SUE) and Utility Coordination for the rehabilitation of three bridges listed below. • US-1 over Dania Cutoff Canal in Broward County, FPID No. 443594-1-52-01 • A-1-A over Loxahatchee in Palm Beach County, FPID No. 443867-1-52-01 • Port St. Lucie Blvd. over Long Creek in St. Lucie County, FPID No. 443595 -1-52-01 Pedro was responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations, including utility designation, test hole operations, utility conflict analysis, and quality control. Pedro ensured all utility data is collected, verified, and delivered in accordance with ASCE 38 standards, project requirements, and schedule commitments while serving as the primary point of coordination between the survey, engineering, and utility stakeholders. supported the team in the preparation of final files, and perming the final QC for the 3D and 2D portions of the scope. Client: Florida Department of Transportation-District 4. Contact : Thuc H. Le, P.E., (954) 777-4552; thuc.le@dot.state.fl.us. Districtwide Miscellaneous Design Safety / Push Bottom Contract. Miami-Dade County, Florida. Duration from March 2019 to 2024). Role: Survey Manager. Pedro was responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations, including utility designation, test hole operations, utility conflict analysis, and quality control. Pedro ensured all utility data is collected, verified, and delivered in accordance with ASCE 38 standards, project requirements, and schedule commitments while serving as the primary point of coordination between the survey, engineering, and utility stakeholders. Mr. HADONNE provided SUE serviced for up to eight (8) Task Work Order totaling 30 subsurface scans and 65 utility test holes (VVHs). Work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad file and Test Holes Report. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Six. Contact: Sub to Choice Engineering, Rafael Aguilar, PE, (305)-503-9873; rsaguilar@choiceeng.com Districtwide CAP47 FPID 480061-1-32-01 Traffic Ops / Push Bottom Contract. Miami-Dade County & Monroe County, Florida.. Duration from March 2024 to Present). Role: Survey Manager. Pedro was responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations, including utility designation, test hole operations, utility conflict an alysis, and quality control. Pedro ensured all utility data is collected, verified, and delivered in accordance with ASCE 38 standards, project requirements, and schedule commitments while serving as the primary point of coordination between the survey, engineering, an d utility stakeholders. HADONEE provided SUE services for up to fifteen (15) Task Work Order totaling (23) subsurface scans and (59) utility test holes (VVHs) using GPR and vacuum excavating. Work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad file and Test Holes Report. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Six. Contact: Sub to Choice Engineering, Rafael Aguilar, PE, (305)- 503-9873; rsaguilar@choiceeng.com Districtwide C-AB13 FM 250605-4-32-01 Miscellaneous PE Design Contract. Miami-Dade County, Florida Duration from January 2020 to 2025). Role: Survey Manager. Pedro was responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations, including utility designation, test hole operations, utility conflict analysis, and quality control. Pedro ensured all utility data is collected, verified, and delivered in accordance with ASCE 38 standards, project requirements, and schedule commitments while serving as the primary point of coordination between the survey, engineering, and utility stakeholders. HADONEE provided SUE services for up to eight (8) Task Work Order totaling (5) subsurface scans and (73) utility test holes (VVHs) using GPR and vacuum excavating. Work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad file and Test Holes Report. Client: Florida Depa rtment of Transportation, District Six. Contact: Sub to Alvarez Engineers, Raul Alessandri, PE, (305) 640-1345; email: Raul.Alessandri@AlvarezEng.com Districtwide C-A192 FM 439712-1-32-03 Miscellaneous PE Design Contract. Miami-Dade County, Florida Duration from January 2019 to 2023). Role: Survey Manager. Pedro was responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) investigations, including utility designation, test hole operations, utility conflict analysis, and quality control. Pedro ensured all utility data is collected, verified, and delivered in accordance with ASCE 38 standards, project requirements, and schedule commitments while serving as the primary point of coordination between the survey, engineering, and utility stakeholders. HADONEE provided SUE services to twelve (12) Task Work Order totaling (2) subsurface scans and (185) utility test holes (VVHs) using GPR and vacuum excavating. Work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad file and Test Holes Report. Client: Florida Depa rtment of Transportation, District Six. Contact: Sub to Choice Engineering, Rafael Aguilar, PE, (305)-503-9873; rsaguilar@choiceeng.com 33 Civil Engineers | Surveyors and Mappers | Subsurface Utility Engineering | Utility Coordinators Professional Affiliations Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (F.S.M.S.) Miami-Dade County Chapter of F.S.M.S Years of Experience: 18 Areas of Expertise 3D Laser Scanning 3D Mapping Bathymetric Surveys Boundary Surveys Computer Applications Construction Surveys Control Surveys Electronic Data Collection FDOT Survey Services GIS Programmer GPS Surveys Right of Way Mapping Roadway Design Surveys Route Surveying Subdivision Platting Topographic Surveys ALTA/ NSPS Land Title Survey Sketch to Accompany Legal Description FEMA Elevation Certificate EDUARDO REYES SENIOR SURVEY TECHNICIAN Mr. Reyes has been a Survey Technician with 18 years of experience in various land surveying activities. Mr. Reyes is experienced in working in all areas of Land Surveying using standard methods, practices, and procedures of ALTA, Topographic and Boundary Surveys, Construction Layouts, Bridge layouts and highway construction using and complying with the minimum technical standards as required by (FDOT). Familiar with AutoCAD, Land Development desktop, Microstation V8, Geopak 2004, CAICE, MS Office Suite, TRIMBLE, Total Stations, Conventional Equipment and DTM modeling. EDUCATION Degree on Mathematics, 1990 (Havana University) Credential Evaluation and Translation by Josef and Silny & Assoc M.O.T. Training /OSHA Training EXPERIENCE SR 9 / NW 27 Avenue Improvements (FM No. 451038-1-52-01) | Client: FDOT (via Barge Design Solutions) | Dates: September 2024 – March 30, 2026 | Amount: $72,953.91 As a Senior Survey CADD Technician, Eduardo Reyes supported the SR 9 / NW 27 Avenue Improvements project by leading the preparation of survey-grade topographic and subsurface utility mapping deliverables. He processed and integrated complex Underground Utility Location (UUL) and Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) data obtained through electromagnetic locating, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), and vacuum excavation. Eduardo developed detailed CAD base maps depicting utility alignments, depths, and conflict points in relation to proposed roadway and pedestrian safety improvements, including signalization upgrades and transit enhancements. He played a key role in coordinating utility data for integration into FDOT design files, ensuring compliance with agency standards and supporting conflict analysis, permitting, and construction planning. His work significantly reduced the risk of utility conflicts and contributed to the safe and efficient delivery of improvements along this high-traffic corridor. PCTS 15841 SW 84 St / 109 & 114 Ave | Client: Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department | Dates: 04/2020 -06/2020 As a Senior Survey CADD Technician, Eduardo Reyes supported this project by preparing topographic survey maps in accordance with Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department standards. He processed field data to draft detailed plans showing above-ground features such as utility poles, traffic signals, transformers, drainage structures, buildings, sidewalks, and roadway 34 Eduardo Reyes elements. Eduardo incorporated underground utility data including manholes, invert elevations, pipe materials, and diameters, as well as overhead clearance requirements for transmission line design. He also included tree locations and cross-section elevations at 100-foot intervals, ensuring accurate and comprehensive survey documentation for infrastructure planning and design. CR-713 / High Meadow Avenue Corridor Survey (FPID: 441699-1-32-01) | Client: FDOT District IV (via Atkins) | Dates: January 2026 – Ongoing | Amount: $146,544.87 As a Senior Survey CADD Technician, Eduardo Reyes is currently supporting this FDOT District IV roadway project by overseeing the preparation of detailed topographic survey base maps for design and engineering analysis. He processes field-collected data to produce accurate existing-conditions drawings that include roadway geometry, drainage systems, utilities, sidewalks, driveways, signage, and pavement markings. Eduardo ensures the integration of horizontal and vertical control data, right-of-way limits, and cross-street tie-ins into CAD deliverables that meet FDOT standards for accuracy and digital compatibility. His work supports roadway design, ADA compliance evaluations, traffic safety improvements, and overall project development, providing the design team with reliable, high-quality survey information. Shoreline Repair – Mini Rapids Park | Client: GHD Services Inc. | Dates: January 2026 – Ongoing | Amount: $32,862.50 As a Senior Survey CADD Technician, Eduardo Reyes is supporting shoreline stabilization efforts along the Miami River by preparing topographic, bathymetric, and SUE-based mapping deliverables. He processes survey data to accurately represent shoreline conditions, riverbed elevations, and adjacent infrastructure for two project segments. Eduardo integrates Quality Level B utility data into base maps to support seawall design and roadway restoration, including guardrails, pavement, and signage improvements. His work plays a critical role in supporting erosion mitigation, infrastructure protection, and long-term resilience planning. Project: City of Miami Comprehensive Stormwater Master Plan (B-30632A) | Client: City of Miami (via CDM Smith) | Dates: 01/ 2019 -01/2020] As a Senior Survey CADD Technician, Eduardo Reyes played a key role in supporting the development of the City’s Stormwater Master Plan by processing and drafting large-scale survey data. He assisted in establishing a horizontal and vertical control network across the City and preparing control maps for long-term project use. Eduardo processed GPS data for hundreds of surveyed features and building finished floor elevations, integrating this information into CAD deliverables. He also supported seawall surveys, aerial photogrammetry control targeting, and canal cross-section data collection, ensuring accurate representation of drainage infrastructure and coastal features. His work contributed to reliable mapping used for drainage analysis, infrastructure evaluation, and long-term planning. Project: Various Intersections Topographic Survey (Contract E15-PWWM-07, Project 20170037) | Client: Miami-Dade County | Dates: 07/2019 -10/2019 As a Senior Survey CADD Technician, Eduardo Reyes supported topographic surveys for multiple intersections by preparing CAD drawings based on field-collected data. He processed survey information to establish Right-of-Way centerlines, boundary lines, and control baselines using plats and public records. Eduardo incorporated drainage infrastructure data, including structure sizes, pipe inverts, and elevations, along with cross-section data at 25-foot intervals. He drafted overhead utilities, mast arms, and clearance information, ensuring complete and accurate representation of site conditions for roadway design and improvements. Riverside Park | Client: Ferguson Glasgow Schuster Soto Inc. | Dates: September 2021 – October 2021 | Amount: $14,329.00As a Senior Survey CADD Technician, Eduardo Reyes supported the Riverside Park project by preparing boundary and topographic survey drawings based on comprehensive field data collection. He processed survey information to accurately depict property boundaries, easements, and right-of-way limits derived from deeds, plats, and record documents. Eduardo assisted in drafting detailed planimetric features, including sidewalks, pavements, drainage structures, fences, walls, utilities, and park amenities, along with a dense grid of elevation shots to represent existing grade conditions.He also contributed to the preparation and integration of a complete tree inventory, including species, trunk diameter, height, and canopy spread, ensuring accurate mapping for environmental and permitting requirements. Eduardo incorporated drainage data such as invert elevations, pipe sizes, materials, and flow direction into CAD deliverables, along with overhead utility lines and poles identified within the survey limits. Additionally, he assisted in drafting benchmark control points with State Plane coordinates and NAVD88 elevations for construction reference. His work resulted in precise, high-quality survey base maps supporting design, permitting, and future construction activities. 35 Civil Engineers | Surveyors and Mappers | Subsurface Utility Engineering | Utility Coordinators Years with Hadonne: 10 Years of Experience: 10 Professional Affiliations Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (F.S.M.S.) Areas of Expertise: FDOT Survey Services Right of Way Mapping Roadway Design Surveys Route Surveying Topographic Surveys HERMES AGUILAR SENIOR SURVEY TECHNICIAN Mr. Aguilar is a proficient Survey Technician with 10 years of diverse experience in land surveying activities. He has a comprehensive understanding of Subsurface Utility locates and Land Surveying, employing standard methods, practices, and procedures of ALTA, Topographic and Boundary Surveys, Construction Layouts, Bridge layouts, and highway construction. His work adheres to the minimum technical standards as required by FDOT. Mr. Aguilar is well-versed in using AutoCAD, Land Development desktop, MicroStation V8, Geopak 2004, CAICE, MS Office Suite, TRIMBLE, Total Stations, Conventional Equipment, and DTM modeling. His broad skill set and practical experience make him a valuable asset in the field of surveying. EDUCATION Currently Attending Miami-Dade College Pursuing Degree in Civil Engineering CAiCE Training EXPERIENCE Florida Department of Transportation, District Six – Districtwide Miscellaneous Design (Lighting) Contract (3/2019 to present): Reference: Mr. Rafael Aguilar (Choice Engineering), Tel: 305-503- 9873; rsaguilar@choiceeng.com Process field data develop test hole reports and Cad file. Completed eight Task Work Order totaling 30 subsurface scans and 65 utility test holes (vvh) using GPR and vacuum excavating. Work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad file and Test Holes Reports. Florida Department of Transportation, District Six – SR-9/NW 27th Avenue from NW 39th Street to NW 79th Street(7/2019 to present): Reference: Mr. Hans Ribbeck (Ribbeck Engineering), Tel: 305-383- 5909; hr@ribbeck.com Responsible for processing field data, develop test hole reports and Cad file for 23 subsurface utility scans and 60 utility locates (VVH) using GPR and vacuum excavating. Work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad files and Test Holes Reports. Florida Department of Transportation, District Four – Loxahatchee Bridge Repairs (1/2020 to present): Reference: Ms. Sybille Bayard, P.E. (Consor Engineering), Tel: 305- 517-5598; sbayard@consoreng.com Completed eight Task Work Order including processing field data, developing SUE test holes report and Cad files for a total of 5 subsurface scans and 12 utility test holes (vvh) using GPR and vacuum excavating. Work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad files and Test Holes Reports. 36 Hermes Aguilar Miami-Dade County Water & Sewer Dept. – General Engineering, Survey and Subsurface Utility Locates (SUE) Contract (1/2019 to present): Reference: Mr. Juan Cordero (MDWASD), Tel: 786-268-5236; juan.cordero@miamidade.gov Completed four Task Work Order including processing field data, develop test hole reports and Cad file for 12 subsurface scans and 28 utility test holes (VVH) using GPR and vacuum excavating. Work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad file and test holes reports. • Vacuum Excavation and Location: Perform underground utility location to verify through vacuum excavation the horizontal and vertical position of existing underground utilities at the locations selected, report indicating Miami-Dade County Public Works Dept. – NE 10th Avenue bridge Replacement (8/2019 to present): Reference: Mr. Gabriel Delgado, P.E. (MDCPW), Tel: 786-469-5371; gabriel.delgado@miamidade.gov Responsible for processing field data, develop test hole reports and Cad file performing 6 subsurface utility scans and 15 utility locates (VVH) using GPR and vacuum excavating. Work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad files and Test Holes Reports. Franjo Road from SW 184th Avenue to US-1, Homestead, FL.; Client Village of Palmetto Bay; Reference: EAC Consulting, Inc., Mr., Rodney Devera, P.E. (305) 265-5400 – Responsible for utility designates and 20 test holes to clear conflicts with proposed drainage improvements along Frango Road. Work included field scanning/locates, deliverable of Cad files and Test Holes Reports. 60” Force Main Installation from NE151st Street an Biscayne Blvd. and NE 163rd Street and NE 8th Avenue, North Miami Beach, FL.; Client: Miami Dade Water & Sewer Department; Reference: Juan Cordero, P.E. (786) 268-5326 – Provided utility designating and 27 vacuum test holes, survey and EFB/CAICE/MicroStation CADD files to clear potential conflicts between existing underground utilities and proposed 60” force main. MDWASD Lift Station NW 80th Street, Miami FL.; Client: Miami-Dade Water & Sewer Department; Reference: Juan Cordero, P.E. (786) 268-5326 – Provided utility designating and 8 vacuum test holes, survey and EFB/CAICE/MicroStation CADD files to clear potential conflicts between existing underground utilities and proposed Lift Station relocation. SR-836 ORT Design-Built, Miami Dade County, FL; Client: Miami-Dade Expressway Authority; Reference: Wendy Conforme, P.E., (305) 392-5182 – Improvements to SR-836 including the replacement of the Toll Gantry at NW 17th Avenue. Responsible for performing all utility designates and locates at the sites of proposed Toll Gantry and sign structures. Gladeview Drainage Improvements, Miami, FL.; Client: City of Miami Public Works Department.; Reference: SRS Engineering, Mr. Ignacio Serralta, P.E. (305) 662-8887 - Utility designates and 18 test holes using vacuum excavator to clear conflicts between existing utilities and proposed 36” storm drainage line along NW 27th Avenue between NW 66th Street and NW 72nd Street. Glenroyal Corridor Drainage Improvements, Miami, FL.; Client: City of Miami, Public Works Dept.; Reference: Stantec, Mr. Robert Carballo, P.E. (305) 445-2900 - Provided utility designating and 50 vacuum test holes, survey and EFB/CAICE/MicroStation CADD files to clear potential conflicts between existing underground utilities and proposed drainage improvements at various locations throughout the City. I-95 Express Phase 3A-2, Broward County, FL., Client: FDOT District 4; Reference: WSP, Ms. Yamila Hernandez, P.E. (305) 514-3154 – Provide utility designates and 25 utility test holes using vacuum excavator on the Design-built project to clear proposed bridge foundations, drainage improvements and signs. Town of Medley Drainage Improvements, Medley, FL., Client: Town of Medley; Reference: Kimley-Horn, Mr. Burb Baldo, P.E. (305) 789-5599 – Performed utility designates and 40 VVH test holes at various locations throughout the Town to clear proposed drainage improvements. 37 Civil Engineers | Surveyors and Mappers | Subsurface Utility Engineering | Utility Coordinators Years of Experience : 15 Professional Affiliations Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (F.S.M.S.) Miami-Dade County Chapter of F.S.M.S Areas of Expertise Construction Surveys Control Surveys Route Surveying Roadway Design Surveys Boundary Surveys Topographic Surveys FDOT Survey Services Computer Applications Electronic Data Collection RUBEN MESA FIELD SUPERVISOR Mr. Mesa is a Senior Party Chief with over 11 years of experience in construction, boundary, right-of-way, topographic and control surveys. His experience includes the supervision and management of field survey crews. Mr. Mesa is trained in Electronic Field Book (EFB) Data collection and is very familiar with FDOT protocol. Mr. Mesa, plans and evaluate proposed field survey projects, manage the field survey teams, prepare, process and coordinate the required field design survey work and construction staking survey work and other surveys and daily survey logs as part of public and private commercial, residential and industrial development projects. EDUCATION Attended Miami-Dade Community College CAiCE Training Estimating Training M.O.T. Training OSHA Training Project Management Classes EXPERIENCE Legion Park Improvements Project Number B-40510 City of Miami –Parks – Administration Coordinated and supervised the field operation for the Boundary and Topographic Survey, including the following items: Location of the project site in relation to property boundaries. All interior improvements and improvements in the adjoining half rights-of-way. Location of all trees within the property boundaries; provide a tree table with tree name, trunk diameter, height, and canopy. Location of all buildings within the survey area; provided building corners, perimeter dimensions, setbacks distances, top of parapet elevations, and finished floor elevations. Take elevation shots at 25-50-foot intervals at open park areas and 5–10-foot intervals at critical areas, such as around buildings, and existing structures; additionally, collect all visible terrain deviation such as low and high points. Location of all courts with court lines, fences, playgrounds, etc. Collected invert elevation, pipe size, and pipe type of all accessible existing inlets and manholes Location of all overhead utility lines and poles within the survey area. Showed existing easements. Set two onsite Benchmarks with state plane coordinate and elevation. Dates of Service: 07/2023-08/2023. Metrorail Corridor #OSP276 Coordinated and supervised the operation for Land Surveying and Mapping for a Miami-Dade County project known as “Metrorail Corridor” located along the Metrorail corridor between the South Miami Metrorail Station and the University Metrorail Station, Miami-Dade County, FL Prepared a Route Survey with Right-of-Way verification Map. Verified the Metrorail corridor survey boundaries (available from the County Public 38 Ruben Mesa Records), Located Transit utilities serving the Metrorail system, Locate all other non-Transit utilities within the corridor. Located two FPL 13.2KV power feeds serving each station (four lines total). Located the FDOT fiber optics communications line installed along the corridor. Dates of Service 05/2023 to Ongoing. MIAMI-DADE WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT NORTH DISTRICT WWTP ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION BUILDING Coordinated and supervised the field operation for Subsurface utility investigation performed to determine approximate location of existing underground utilities at potential utility crossings. Subsurface utility investigation included the following: • Vacuum Excavation and Location: Perform underground utility location to verify through vacuum excavation the horizontal and vertical position of existing underground utilities at the locations selected, report indicating the underground utility horizontal location, the depth, lay direction, diameter and the material for each pot hole. Included the location of each pothole on the final survey. 01/2022- 07/2023 Miami international Airport Coordinated and supervised the field operation for This project which consisted on the update and maintenance of the drainage master plans for Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) facilities. The scope of services shall include collecting and reviewing as-built data, field verifying as-built conditions, updating the utility atlas, updating the existing modeling scenario, re-establishing the future modeling scenarios, updating the master plan documents, reviewing and updating the MDAD design guideline, reviewing and updating the technical specifications and assisting the Department with environmental and permitting issues Provided Surveying Services for the Miami-Dade Aviation Department Storm Sewer Master Planning, CDM PN 278874 – MIA Stormwater Model Update Field Verifications Performed Location and Existence Verification of Sites located within Miami International Airport. Located all sites in question with GPS, Dates of Service 06/2023 – 08/2023 Miami-Dade County Contract E15-PWWM-07 Project 20170037 Successfully completed a comprehensive topographic survey project in Miami-Dade County. The project encompassed various tasks, beginning with establishing the centerlines of rights-of-way. These centerlines were based on existing Plats or fractional lines if adjacent properties were not platted. The project also involved showing right-of-way lines according to Public Records for the project area. To ensure accurate measurements, a physical control baseline was established using the center lines of the right-of-ways. Additionally, the project required establishing a site benchmark in the NGVD 1929 elevation datum. This benchmark served as a reference point for elevation measurements. The survey team then meticulously located all topographic data approximately 50 feet beyond the PC (Point of Curvature) of the radius returns along all intersecting streets. To account for drainage systems, the surveyors identified and located all drainage structures, recording details such as the size of the structures and drainage pipes’ inverts, elevations, and size. Furthermore, the project involved locating all existing mast arms, including their lengths and sizes. To gather comprehensive data, cross- section measurements were collected at 25-foot intervals. The team ensured that all data was recorded in state plane coordinates and overlaid on an aerial photograph, facilitating precise mapping and analysis. The surveyors also accounted for overhead wires, meticulously locating them and determining ground clearance at the maximum sag point. In addition to the survey data, the project required denoting the origin of control points, either within the survey documentation or a separate report. Similarly, the origin of vertical control was specified, and copies of the fieldwork were provided to ensure transparency and traceability. Overall, Hadonne executed the project with precision and expertise, delivering a comprehensive and accurate topographic survey. The data collected will serve as a valuable resource for future planning and development initiatives in the Miami-Dade County area. Dates of Service 07/2019 -01/2020. 39 TAB 4 Approach / Methodology Project initiation, field execution, QA/QC, communication, schedule control, and issue resolution. 40 4. Approach / Methodology HADONNE will provide proactive, responsive, and technically sound project management services to the City of Sunny Isles Beach) under the leadership of Frank Paruas, PSM, Vice President and Survey Operations Manager, who will serve as the Project Manager and primary point of contact for this Contract. Mr. Paruas will be responsible for overall project coordination, including scope management, scheduling, staffing, quality assurance, and client engagement, ensuring that all task work orders are delivered efficiently and in full compliance with City requirements. Mr. Paruas has extensive experience supporting major public agencies, including, the Florida Department of Transportation Districts 4 and 6 (FDOT D4 and D6), Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise (FTE), and Broward, Miami-Dade, Martin, and St. Lucie Counties, South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). He has a proven track record delivering a wide range of design-related survey services, including boundary and right-of-way surveys, aerial and terrestrial mobile LiDAR, aerial photogrammetry, bathymetric surveys, and Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE). For nearly 15 years, he has successfully managed Districtwide and Continuing Survey and Mapping Contracts with FDOT Districts 4 and 6 involving similar scopes of work as well as multiple surveying and mapping projects for Miami-Dade County, and multiple local municipalities, including City of Doral, City of Miami, Town of Medley, Village of Pinecrest, North Bay Village, City of Miami Beach, North Miami. Our project management approach begins with a clear understanding of the scope of work and of City’s objectives and task work order requirements. Upon receiving a request, HADONNE will promptly review the scope, assign qualified personnel, and develop a project-specific work plan and schedule. Early coordination with City staff and project stakeholders ensures alignment of deliverables, timelines, and access requirements. Mr. Paruas will maintain continuous communication with the City PM throughout each assignment, providing regular status updates, proactively identifying potential risks, and implementing timely solutions to maintain progress and avoid delays. Each project will be supported by a dedicated communication folder to ensure organized, transparent, and accessible documentation for all stakeholders. This contract requires a TEAM that could manage multiple assignments. HADONNE project management approach will account for the City budget limitations, and will ensure effective execution, from scope preparation and estimating, to adhering to project schedule, to ensure a quick response to emergency request from the City. HADONNE emphasizes efficient resource allocation and local responsiveness, with strategically positioned field crews capable of rapidly mobilizing, providing comprehensive support to task work orders efficiently throughout the entire city. Our integrated use of advanced technologies—such as GPS, LiDAR, UAVs, and SUE tools—allows us to efficiently execute a wide range of surveying services while maintaining high levels of accuracy and productivity. Each project is supported by experienced field supervisors, surveyors, and technicians who are familiar with local standards and project conditions, ensuring consistency and reliability in data collection and deliverables. 41 Quality is a core component of our management strategy. Under the direction of the QA/QC Manager, all work follows HADONNE’s established QA/QC program, including multi-level reviews, and standardized procedures. Mr. Paruas ensures that quality control is integrated from initial planning through final deliverable, minimizing rework and ensuring compliance with the City requirements and applicable industry standards. Ultimately, HADONNE’s project management approach is centered on accountability, communication, and technical excellence. With strong leadership, experienced staff, and a commitment to responsiveness and quality, we consistently deliver accurate, timely, and reliable surveying and mapping services that support the City objectives. COST CONTROL Effective management of project schedule and budget is critical to the success of any assignment. Delays and cost overruns can negatively impact operations, stakeholder confidence, and overall project performance. HADONNE applies a proactive, structured approach that integrates planning, monitoring, technology, and communication to maintain control over both schedule and budget. COST CONTROL METHODS, AND PERFORMANCE TRACKING HADONNE utilizes its own designed DPM software for continuous project monitoring and control, including: • Real-time tracking of expenditure • Forecasting of project milestones • Budget-to-actual comparisons • Cost-to-complete analysis The system provides the Project Manager with a live budget dashboard, showing authorized funds and expenditures by task. Mr. Paruas conducts regular reviews to evaluate progress against the project baseline, enabling rapid identification of activities impacting schedule or cost. When deviations are identified, HADONNE implements immediate corrective actions and risk mitigation strategies, including reallocation of resources and schedule adjustments to maintain project performance. RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY. Efficient allocation and utilization of resources are essential to avoiding delays and cost overruns. HADONNE integrates project schedules with field and office staffing to ensure optimal resource management, including: • Workload balancing across crews and technicians • Assignment of appropriately skilled personnel to specific tasks • Optimization of crew configurations and equipment usage The firm incorporates modern surveying technologies and automated workflows to improve productivity, reduce field time, and enhance data processing efficiency. PROJECT SCHEDULE 42 Upon receipt of each assignment, the Project Manager, Frank Paruas, PSM, will develop a detailed, task-specific schedule that clearly defines project milestones, deliverables, and critical deadlines. Work activities are logically sequenced and aligned with available resources to maximize productivity while maintaining compliance with City requirements. Schedules are actively monitored and updated throughout the project lifecycle to reflect progress, field conditions, and any changes in scope. Mr. Paruas maintains close coordination with field crews, technical staff, and subconsultants to ensure tasks remain on schedule and potential delays are identified early. When necessary, adjustments are implemented promptly to mitigate impacts and maintain overall project performance. HADONNE will develop a comprehensive Project Plan utilizing our in-house Digital Project Management (DPM) based software, which serves as the foundation for managing both project schedule and budget. This structured approach ensures consistency, accountability, and efficient execution across all task work orders. The Project Plan establishes detailed work breakdown structures to clearly define project tasks and deliverables, along with accurate schedules that incorporate logical sequencing and assignment of responsibilities to appropriate staff. In addition, comprehensive cost estimates are prepared to support effective budget management and resource allocation. This process establishes a clear and measurable project baseline, which is continuously monitored throughout the project lifecycle. By tracking performance against this baseline, HADONNE ensures timely identification of variances, proactive adjustments, and successful delivery of projects in accordance with the City requirements. HADONNE maintains flexibility and resources to respond rapidly to City needs, including the ability to mobilize a Survey/SUE field crew within 24 hours of authorization. For projects requiring Quality Level A (QLA) utility verification, HADONNE can coordinate and deploy vacuum excavation services typically within 72 hours following an 811 Sunshine State One-Call ticket response. Regular communication with the City staff ensures transparency regarding schedule status, upcoming activities, and key milestones. Through disciplined scheduling, continuous oversight, and responsive coordination, HADONNE ensures efficient project execution and the consistent, on-time delivery of high- quality surveying and mapping services. 43 QUALITY ASSURANCE / QUALITY CONTROL (QA/QC) HADONNE implements a rigorous Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) program to ensure all deliverables meet or exceed the standards and expectations of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Our QA/QC process is integrated throughout each phase of the project—from planning and data collection to processing and final submittal—to maintain consistency, accuracy, and compliance with guidelines and applicable industry standards. HADONNE has designated Jose Senas, PSM as the QA/QC Manager for this Contract. He will ensure that each project will have its own QA/QC Plan. Field operations are conducted under the supervision of experienced licensed professionals and field supervisors, with established procedures for equipment calibration, control verification, and redundant measurements where appropriate. Data processing and deliverables undergo a structured multi-level review process. Initial checks are performed by the responsible surveyor or technician, followed by independent technical (peer) review by senior staff to verify computations, datum consistency, coordinate integrity, and adherence to project specifications and standards. Our in-house QA/QC protocols also incorporate advanced software tools, including automated and AI-assisted routines, to identify inconsistencies or anomalies in collected and processed data. Prior to submittal, all mapping and survey products are reviewed for completeness, clarity, and compliance with the City standards, including proper documentation, metadata, and file formatting. Any discrepancies are resolved promptly, ensuring that final deliverables are accurate, reliable, and ready for immediate use by the City. HADONNE utilizes a structured multi-color QA/QC tracking system to ensure quality and full traceability of all final submittals. Following initial review by the Project Surveyor, survey technicians address all comments and mark completed revisions using yellow highlighting, initialing each item. The Project Surveyor then verifies the revisions and uses green highlighting to confirm that comments have been satisfactorily resolved, while items requiring further review are marked in orange. Upon completion of all revisions, the Project Surveyor performs a final verification and executes the QC-marked documents. The finalized files are then scanned and archived in the project QA/QC folder, ensuring complete documentation and recordkeeping. This systematic approach enhances accountability, improves accuracy, and minimizes the potential for oversight in the final deliverables. Through this comprehensive QA/QC approach, HADONNE minimizes rework, reduces project risk, and consistently delivers high-quality surveying and mapping services that support the City’s needs and objectives. 44 TAB 5 References Public-sector references and comparable experience demonstrating reliability and performance. HADONNE is providing three references from current and prior government agency clients for professional services comparable in scope, complexity, and magnitude to those requested under this RFQ. In accordance with the RFQ requirements, no City of Sunny Isles Beach staff member has been listed as a reference. Each completed reference questionnaire includes the required contact information, telephone number, and authorized signature for the City’s review and evaluation. 45 46 47 48 TAB 6 Contract Forms City-required bid submittal forms, acknowledgements, questionnaires, and required documentation. 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 08/12/2026 Eastern Insurance Group, Inc. 7400 SW 50th Terrace Suite 100 Miami FL 33155 Amanda Nogues (305) 595-3323 (305) 595-7135 amanda.nogues@eigrisk.com Hadonne Corporation 1985 NW 88th Court Ste 201 Doral FL 33172 Bridgefield Employers Insuranc 10701 Maseter 26-27 A N 0830-39153 04/13/2026 04/13/2027 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Ave. Sunny Isles Beach FL 33160 SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. INSURER(S) AFFORDING COVERAGE INSURER F : INSURER E : INSURER D : INSURER C : INSURER B : INSURER A : NAIC # NAME:CONTACT (A/C, No):FAX E-MAILADDRESS: PRODUCER (A/C, No, Ext):PHONE INSURED REVISION NUMBER:CERTIFICATE NUMBER:COVERAGES IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the policy(ies) must have ADDITIONAL INSURED provisions or be endorsed. If SUBROGATION IS WAIVED, subject to the terms and conditions of the policy, certain policies may require an endorsement. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the certificate holder in lieu of such endorsement(s). THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER, AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. OTHER: (Per accident) (Ea accident) $ $ N / A SUBR WVD ADDL INSD THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS. $ $ $ $PROPERTY DAMAGE BODILY INJURY (Per accident) BODILY INJURY (Per person) COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT AUTOS ONLY AUTOSAUTOS ONLY NON-OWNED SCHEDULEDOWNED ANY AUTO AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY Y / N WORKERS COMPENSATION AND EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY OFFICER/MEMBER EXCLUDED? (Mandatory in NH) DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS below If yes, describe under ANY PROPRIETOR/PARTNER/EXECUTIVE $ $ $ E.L. DISEASE - POLICY LIMIT E.L. DISEASE - EA EMPLOYEE E.L. EACH ACCIDENT EROTH-STATUTEPER LIMITS(MM/DD/YYYY)POLICY EXP(MM/DD/YYYY)POLICY EFFPOLICY NUMBERTYPE OF INSURANCELTRINSR DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS / LOCATIONS / VEHICLES (ACORD 101, Additional Remarks Schedule, may be attached if more space is required) EXCESS LIAB UMBRELLA LIAB $EACH OCCURRENCE $AGGREGATE $ OCCUR CLAIMS-MADE DED RETENTION $ $PRODUCTS - COMP/OP AGG $GENERAL AGGREGATE $PERSONAL & ADV INJURY $MED EXP (Any one person) $EACH OCCURRENCE DAMAGE TO RENTED $PREMISES (Ea occurrence) COMMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY CLAIMS-MADE OCCUR GEN'L AGGREGATE LIMIT APPLIES PER: POLICY PRO-JECT LOC CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE DATE (MM/DD/YYYY) CANCELLATION AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE ACORD 25 (2016/03) © 1988-2015 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved. CERTIFICATE HOLDER The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD HIRED AUTOS ONLY 58 TAB 7 No Contingent Fees Certification of compliance with Florida Statute 287.055 and required procurement representations. 7. No Contingent Fees HADONNE certifies compliance with Florida Statute 287.055(6)(a) regarding contingent fees. HADONNE warrants that it has not employed or retained any company or person, other than a bona fide employee working solely for HADONNE, to solicit or secure this contract, and that it has not paid or agreed to pay any person, company, corporation, individual, or firm, other than a bona fide employee working solely for HADONNE, any fee, commission, percentage, gift, or other consideration contingent upon or resulting from the award or making of this contract. The required signed and notarized statement will be included with the final submittal. 59 TAB 8 Exceptions Statement regarding exceptions, clarifications, and acceptance of RFQ terms and conditions. 8. Exceptions HADONNE takes no exceptions to the terms and conditions of this RFQ at this time. If any clarification becomes necessary during final review of the contract documents, HADONNE will identify the matter in writing in accordance with the City’s procurement requirements. 60 TAB 9 Closing Statement Final commitment to responsive service, technical excellence, accountability, and partnership with the City. HADONNE appreciates the opportunity to submit this response for RFQ #26-07-01. Our team is prepared to provide the City with responsive, accurate, and locally informed professional services supported by licensed professionals, experienced field crews, practical project management, advanced technology, and a strong understanding of South Florida agency requirements. We look forward to the opportunity to serve as a trusted continuing consultant and to support the City’s projects with professionalism, accountability, and technical EXCELLENCE 61