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I ©UINYo �C� � R9V age ,M, -ii, [ A ©11-1 CONTINUING PROFESSION y N�.,,`f. AR'CHIT CTU AL e ; �=• v .• -"`/` 3 ENGINEERING SERVICES FIR @ f _�� ` B ON LW QCCNA) QUALIFICATJONs .- 12-0402 0 • ; o o LA Partwitir CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING *-- =,. - - - -.- _ - • y ;` ` - r' '�i. .fir � • 0f -(. .1 _ , 11r' ` ;Fry , Y ;.-?.--,144e.. -4.,:;:ty}. 3 \l y, .• 1 0:.„,t1-1340-• Tl/ -.e J i , j ... iFF�jjji+++.411��3.v+ .+'Yc yR�tL.}a Y' Y II fl 'rnl.w.. `.�� A Iz3" {. Fa f. 1i } h e ,r :� �l f r y w • -. Ali,z p y, May-, 3` d Frida - 2012012y .may 3.- ORIONA ,, ` O_ �' f' .ter. , ..r��I ; ,./. s o '2' r *If: P. ; 4. y_{ OIa' ,4 ':1 .Y. f• M 'I ha' , J •+Y 1 ff s- r i - ill _ 4 i ir wi is Pi '�_ _ _ t ' tkc t mo i`. ` .s pVil +i' .ii":4:4r — Q.J.Behar 2 Company Zl i e . .�� t '11.: .. , � JC Q �j 8 0 0 0 Q a .{? (1 D u� n Q Q a y01tis :T ?' , . ,-�'`r sYlirl,-;'.-'.. In association with: % I Engmeermg Services g,Q . - ` ' " %CSA Central; Z-C CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH bH+ r i It 1 COMM PROFISIONAL AB®TEMRAL&EN601UBa16 SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CCNA) ''— 4 REQUEST FOB QUAIEFICATIONS NO.12-04.02 TABLE OF CONTENTS airy MgRF'-4' SECTION 1 - COMPANY INFORMATION OF Op 0A F/CFO l„49'1s 1�• SECTION 2 - QUALIFICATIONS yfC/ryCktity a . PROPOSERS ITEM — BY — ITEM DISCLOSURE b . SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED SERVICES C . MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND LICENSES d . PROJECT EXPERIENCE SECTION 3 - STAFFING ® a . ORGANIZATIONAL CHART b . STAFFING CHART C . RESUMES SECTION 4 - APPROACH / METHODOLOGY a . PROJECT MANAGEMENT APPROACH b . OVERALL ORGANIZATION C . ABILITY TO MEET TIMELINES AND DEADLINES d . SCOPE UNDERSTANDING I . DRAINAGE SYSTEM DESIGN II . FORCE MAIN ANALYSIS III . STORMWATER SECTION 5 - REFERENCES SECTION 6 - CONTRACT FORMS �.� R .J.Behar & Company, Inc. Engineers • Planner s II _ ® May 1st,2012 Ms.Jane A.Hines,CMC—City Clerk City Clerk's Office City of Sunny Isles Beach Government Center 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 RE: CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL & ENGINEERING SERVICES FIRMS ONLY (CCNA) PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY: CIVILIENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS No. 12-04-02 Dear Ms.Hines: R. J. Behar& Company, Inc. (RJ Behar) is most pleased to submit one(1)original set,one(1)copy and one(1)CD of completed packages for this Request for Qualificafions to provide CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING for the City of Sunny Isles Beach.We are including in our team Consuttech formally know ask for any surveying services required and HR Engineering Services, Inc. for any geotechnical services. We are confident that we can provide you with the quality professional services you need for successful completion of this contract. RJ Behar was founded in 1999 to provide consulting services to public and private clients throughout South Florida. Our firm has grown during that period of time to 43 employees. Our steady growth has been based on providing ® quality services with a client service-oriented approach. In this short time, we have secured continuing service contracts with the following municipalities: the Cities of Miami, Hialeah, Fort Lauderdale, Coral Springs, Sunrise, Miramar, Lauderdale Lakes, Lauderhill, Town of Southwest Ranches, and the Town of Davie. RJ Behar also has continuing services contracts with Miami-Dade County, Broward County, Martin County and Palm Beach County, Central Broward Water Control District (CBWCD), Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), and South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD). Our office, located at 7850 NW 146th Street, Suite 504, Miami Lakes, FL 33016 will be responsible for this project. The contact person is Mr. Juan H. Vazquez, PE, PH, BCEE, who can be reached at (305) 558-3777, e-mail jvazquez@rjbehar.com. PERSONALIZED SERVICE The ability of a consulting firm to serve its clients is a function of the staffs experience and the philosophy of the firm. RJ Behar is proud of the technical competence of its staff and the shared commitment to quality. Our Quality Control process is very comprehensive and has resulted in a history of zero claims due to errors or omissions. MR.JUAN H.VAZQUEz, PE, PH, BCEE will be our Project Manager. Mr. Vazquez is a professional hydrologist(PH), a Board Certified Environmental Engineer (BCEE), and has more than 26 years of civil engineering experience including the design of water and wastewater projects, preparation of stormwater master plans, drainage studies, street improvements, hydrologic/hydraulic (H-H) and scour studies, and utility relocations. As a PM officer, he will monitor all work performed under this contract to achive success. MR. ROBERT J. BEHAR, PE,Principal-In-Charge, has over 35 years of civil engineering experience. He has also been 411 involved in a plethora of municipal design projects. Mr. Behar specializes in roadway geometrics and traffic operations. He also has worked on various infrastructure projects, and is very familiar with the municipal planning process. He has participated, either as a project manager or as principal in charge, in over 100 engineering projects throughout South Florida, many of which are constructed and running smoothly. 6861 S.W. 196 Avenue, Suite 302 • Pembroke Pines, FL 33332 • Tel: (954) 680-7771 • Fax: (954) 680-7781 KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE The Principals of the RJ Behar team have provided civil, environmental, transportation engineering, planning, infrastructure and construction management to South Florida clients for more than 37 years. From our project examples listed within the proposal, you will notice that RJ Behar's Staff has extensive experience and knowledge working on very similar projects. I personally will assure the overall successful completion, in terms of quality, timeliness, and budget. For the team, I enthusiastically offer this proposal and look forward to establishing a most favorable relationship between the City of Sunny Isles Beach and RJ Behar. WE HOPE THAT THE ATTACHED MATERIALS WILL LEAVE YOU SHARING OUR BELIEF THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH AND THOSE YOU SERVE CANNOT BE BETTER FULFILLED THAN WITH OUR QUALIFIED RJ Behar TEAM. Sincerely, R. J ; • R & COMPANY, INC. R. Ju• i. VAZQUEZ, PE PHS E V -PRESIDENT CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH . ; CONIINELN6 PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&MEMO SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CCA) ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 SECTION 1 - COMPANY INFORMATION NAME OF AGENCY/COMPANY: R. J. Behar& Company, Inc. COMPANY LOCATIONS: Currently, RJ Behar has three offices, one office in Miami-Dade County, an office in Broward County, and one in Palm Beach County. MIAMI-DADE COUNTY OFFICE BROWARD COUNTY OFFICE PALM BEACH COUNTY OFFICE 7850 NW 146th Street, Suite 504 6861 SW 196th Avenue, Suite 302 12788 Forest Hill Boulevard, Suite 2003B Miami Lakes, FL 33016 Pembroke Pines, FL 33332 Wellington, FL 33414 Contact Name: Contact Name: Contact Name: ME Javier Rodriguez, PE Mr. Robert J. Behar, PE Mr. Sean F. O'Keefe, PE Project Manager President/CEO Project Manager Tel: (305) 558-3777 Tel: (954) 680-7771 Tel :( 561) 333-7000 Fax: (305) 558-8909 Fax: (954) 680-7781 Fax :( 561) 333-7001 E-mail Address: E-mail Address: E-mail Address: sokeefe@rjbehar.com j.rodriguez@rjbehar.com bbehar@rjbehar.com INTERNET WEB SITE ADDRESS: ® www.rjbehar.com DETAILS OF ENTITY BUSINESS STRUCTURE(CORPORATION, PARTNERSHIP, LLC): R. J. Behar& Company, Inc. is a Corporation. DATE FOUNDED: R. J. Behar&Company, Inc. was founded in October 4, 1999. HOME ADDRESS,TELEPHONE NUMBER,AND LOCAL ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER: HOME OFFICE ADDRESS LOCAL OFFICE ADDRESS 6861 SW 196th Avenue, Suite 302 7850 NW 146N Street, Suite 504 Pembroke Pines, FL 33332 Miami Lakes, FL 33016 Tel: (954) 680-7771 Tel: (305) 558-3777 LIST OF ANY OUTSTANDING LITIGATION THAT WOULD THREATEN THE VIABILITY OF THE FIRM OR THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT: R. J. Behar & Company, Inc. does not have any outstanding litigation that would threaten the viability of the firm in the performance of this contract. PROOF OF INSURANCE: See attached copies INDICATION OF HOW LONG IT WOULD TAKE TO IMPLEMENT SERVICE AFTER AUTHORIZED TO BEGIN: RJ Behar will be available to begin work immediately after being awarded this contract. DR.J.Behar SECTION 1 - PAGE I 1 IIF rN CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL AR®iECTIRAL&EN6INEERIN6 SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CM ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 ACORCP a CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE �iTEMU DONYYi) 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 POUCIES BELOW. THIS CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ISSUING INSURER(S), AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OR PRODUCER,AND THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. IMPORTANT: If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED,the policypes)must 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). PRODUCER CONTACT Jerry Noyola Greyling Insurance Brokerage 7188:,F„,. (770)552-4225 I7elc Noe HMO 61 560-met 450 Northridge Parkway rg&ss.jerry.noyola€greyling.corn Suite 102 INSURERISI AFFORDING COVERAGE NAICI Atlanta GA 30350 rsuREa:Sentinel Insurance Company, LTD 11000 INSURED wsuRERNLontinental Casualty Company 20943 R.J. Behar & Company, Inc. INSURER C: 6861 S.N. 196th Avenue INSURER D: Suite 302 INSURER E: Pembroke Pines FL 33332 INSURER F: COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER:11-12 REVISION NUMBER: TI-0S IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE USTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REOUIREMENT,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. INSR TYPE OF INSURANCE AEA%SUER POLICY EFF POLICY EXP LOOTS 1115R WV) POLICY NUMBER IMMIDOlryN YY1 IMMDYYYY1 GENERAL LIABILITY FAGIMLRRENCE 5 1,000,000 GENTEJ X COM.IERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY DnReliSFSS ICF. ,eve, 5 1,000,000 S A O,AIMMII AOE OCCUR 20SHMAC0037 11/17/201111/17/2012 MPOEm,/Any one Nemec) 5 10,000 PERSONAL A ADV INJURY 5 1,000,000 ® GENERAL AGGREGATE 5 2,000,000 Gen AGGREGGnr77=_uMJT APPUES--1PS, . ORcooncs couwop AGG s 2,000,000 —I PCUCY 1—X1 I 1 Sl Lac s AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY :COMBINEa E nNGLT L1'w' s 1,000,000 A ANY AUTO _ BODILY INLRY(Per peso,) S AIL W AXED SCHEDULED 20UECNG0289 11/17/201111/17/2012 BOOILY INJURY(Pe,acoBed) S _ •ATOS AUTOS XICRED AUTOS x eoLos EDP(Pei acoetw)ROPERTY DAMAGE S 5 X UMBRELLA LAB X OCCUR EACH OCCURRENCE $ 3,000,000 A ETCESSLIAB CLAIMSMADE AGGREGATE 5 3,000,000 DE IX I RETENTIONS 10,000 2058t4AC0037 11/17/2011 11/17/2012 5 WORKERS COMPENSATION I Tt,CRYSTi.XX74PI 1041- AND EMPLOYERS LABRUTY YIN ANY PRO0RIETORPARTNERJcSECUTNE piNIA EL EACH ACCIDENT S OFFICERAIEMBER EXCLUDED, (WMEwy in NH) EL DISEASE-EA EMPLOYEE 5 II yyeeaa'RIP;ID6e 'beN OF'tiFO IY4OPERATIONS below E DISEASE POLICY LIMIT 5 B Professional Liability AEU 28 936 36 39 11/17/201111/17/2012 oercian $2,000,000 A99re9ate $3,000,000 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS/LOCATIONS I VEHICLES(Attach ACORD 101.AMIUwnI Remarks ScheduN.It more space is required) CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POUCIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN For Proposal Purposes ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROVISIONS. AUTHOREED REPRESENTATIVE ® Joshua Howell/JERRY �- —� ACORD 25(2010/05) ©1988-2010 ACORD CORPORATION. AD nrhts reserved. ®10 R.J.Behar SECTION 1 • PAGE 12 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH WN@101N6 PROFESSIONAL AR®TECITRAL&EN61NIER11V6 SERVICES MRS ONLY(COM 0.' ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 TRAVELERS J WORKERS COMPENSATION AND EMPLOYERS LIABILITY POLICY TYPE V INFORMATION PAGE WC 00 00 01 ( A) POLICY NUMBER: (IDTEHUB-638M363-8-11 ) NEW-11 INSURER: THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY OF AMERICA 1 NCCI CO CODE: 13439 INSURED: PRODUCER: R.J. BEHAR 8 COMPANY INC AUTOMATIC DATA PROC INS 6861 SW 196TH AVE #302 71 HANOVER RD FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33332 FLORHAM PARK NJ 07932 Insured is A CORPORATION Other work places and identification numbers are shown in the schedule(s) attached. 2. The policy period is from 01-01-11 to 01-01-12 12:01 A.M. at the insured's mailing address. ® 3. A. WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE: Part One of the policy applies to the Workers Compensation Law of the state(s) listed here: FL B. EMPLOYERS LIABILITY INSURANCE: Part Two of the policy applies to work In each state listed in Item 3.A. The limits of our liability under Part Two are: Bodily Injury by Accident: $ 1000000 Each Accident Bodily Injury by Disease: S 1000000 Policy Limit Bodily Injury by Disease: $ 1000000 Each Employee C. OTHER STATES INSURANCE: Part Three of the policy applies to the states, if any, listed here: AL AR AZ CA CO CT DC DE GA HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NC NE NH NJ NM NV NY OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VA VT WI WV C— D. This policy includes these endorsements and schedules: SEE LISTING OF ENDORSEMENTS - EXTENSION OF INFO PAGE 4. The premium for this policy will be determined by our Manuals of Rules, Classifications, Rates and Rating Plans. All required information is subject to verification and change by audit to be made ANNUALLY. mmr DATE OF ISSUE: 01 -04-11 AD ® OFFICE: PAYROLL 70A PRODUCER: AUTOMATIC DATA PROC INS XV770 a 13253 ®1 R.J.Behar SECTION 1 - PAGE 13 zr CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH _, _ ico:: CONHNFQIs PROFESSIONAL ARCBITECNRAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES MIS ONLY(CC 0 REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 SECTION 2 - QUALIFICATIONS The City of Sunny Isles Beach has solicited qualifications for the selection of firms to provide Architecture and Engineering Services to serve the City on a continuing contract basis for a period of five years. In response to that request, RJ Behar has prepared this proposal to address in particular the needs of the City and to explain why RJ Behar is uniquely and highly qualified to offer these services. This proposal will address our capabilities to provide Civil and Environmental Engineering. As part of the services in this contract the City will need Roadway Design, -, RJ=Belrirr Irirs Conceptual Designs, Final Construction Documents, Preparation of Schedules and specific and recent Cost Estimates, Construction Support Services, Environmental Assessments, Project experience in all the Management and Grant Assistance. This proposal will show that we have extensive tasks listed herein. experience providing these same types of services to many municipalities throughout South Florida. R. J. Behar & Company, Inc. (RJ Behar) was established in 1999, to provide personalized services in the disciplines of engineering, planning, and construction management/engineering inspection to public and private clients throughout Florida. Our mission is to understand our client's needs, apply the necessary resources to accomplish those needs while building and maintaining long-term professional relationships with our clients. We pride ourselves in meeting our client's needs through the use of proper project management and an extensive quality assurance program. Repeat business is the key to our success and as such we recognize the need to satisfy our clients. RJ Behar is a minority owned firm, currently certified as a minority/small business in Miami-Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County and the South Florida Water Management District. 2A. PROPOSER'S ITEM-BY-ITEM EXPERINCE DISCLOSURE RI BEHAR 'S SERVICES INCLUDE: ` 195 s_n— —zr 0 • CIVIL ENGINEERING Pra:g+ kera f • ENVIRONMENTAL AND WATER " I i ---,..-- RESOURCES ENGINEERING , d •"--_9s : • TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING , 5 • ROADWAY DESIGN a t i. s pneeraro..,T • STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING __ o�^°m asp Wen • CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING AND ,n o---m—A. 1 INSPECTION (CEI) m • m•. :w,a�r jM�...=Iars .R Ansin Boulevard Drainaoe Imnmvements.Hallandale Beach. 40 JDR.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE I 1 ./-#:\'` CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH /_. COMM PROFESSIONAL AB®TECTURAI&ENGINEERING SERVICES FIBNS ONLY(COW ® BEQUEST FOB QUALIFICATIONS NO.12.04.02 CIVIL ENGINEERING RJ Behar has extensive experience in Civil and Site Engineering. We understand the governmental engineering process, the bid process, contract administration and working with city councils associated with municipal engineering. ''-‘ ,.a..-....-„. ..t:_ ���'_ ,:•-- .7--= - I • PALM AVENUE - STREETSCAPE --`�,^- 'J " - , HIALEAH FLORIDA v 1YiG ' . i \fir_ :.kC'':+' :.: ® f ' • .. •.'n-. ..'_... '+ .. 3" , - v NW/NE 13 STREET - STREETSCAPE 'm _atmFORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA l_ - Zit \_ ' -�• ,-_a �� ' { ,. T -t 1 sir. . , - - - c - BC 8 FA A. HUGH ADAMS - PARKING GARAGE • - � DAVIE, FLORIDA �_ _4- ir ill ®2 R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 12 Zr? CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH " Como+&PROFESSIONAL ARCRITECNRAI&ENSOMM&SERVICES MS Oh Y(CCM) `.•' ® REQOESI FOR QUAHEICA11ONS NO.12.04-02 RJ Behar has been involved in the following types of municipal engineering projects: • Streetscape Planning and Design • City Street Planning and Design • Recreational(Parks) Facility Design • Design of Sanitary Sewer and Forced Main Systems • Water Distribution Design • Structural Engineering • Contract Administration • Site Engineering • Traffic Studies • Neighborhood Studies • Streets Resurfacing • Funding Applications/LAP Certifications RJ Behar has automatic traffic counting equipment to perform traffic counts more efficiently and timely to our clients. RJ Behar also provides services in the area of site planning ranging from small-scale commercial site planning to master planning for mixed-use projects. We provide the design of paving; drainage, water distribution systems and sanitary sewer systems associated with land development and park projects. We are experienced in obtaining permits from the state agencies such as the Water Management Districts, ® Department of Environmental Resources Management, Department of Environmental Protection, the Florida Department of Transportation, Health Department and numerous City and County agencies throughout South Florida. ENVIRONMENTAL AND WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING ._ � — ler.—:-.:— a- ' ii 1 - , STORMWATER STUDY CANAL C-11S BRIDGE HYDRAULIC SHADY BANKS NEIGHBORHOOD HALLANDALE BEACH, FLORIDA SOUTHWEST RANCHES, FLORIDA SEPTIC AREA CONVERSION TO SANITARY SYSTEM FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA • ®, R.J.Behar SECTION 2 • PAGE 13 II _ Zrg--`-- CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ' COxmrEu+6 PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&Th6P LY6 Sennas FIRMS ONLY(CCM • REQUEST FOR QOAUFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 RJ Behar has developed expertise in the areas of environmental engineering and water resources. Services in this area include: • Phase I and II Environmental Site Assessments • Wetland Mitigation Plans Design • Water and Sewer Master Planning • Stormwater Master Planning • Hydrologic-Hydraulic Studies • Bridge Hydraulics and Scour Analyses • Stormwater Sewer Design • Open Channel Hydraulics/Canal Conveyance/Energy Dissipation • Flood Control and Drainage Studies • Injection Well Design • Highway Drainage • Sanitary Sewer Collection • Spill Prevention and Best Management Practice Plans • NPDES Permitting for Construction Activities • Sanitary and Stormwater Pump Stations • Water Distribution • Gates/Culverts/Spillways Design • Environmental Reporting and Permitting • Water Quality Modeling • FEMA Assistance RJ Behar's staff has developed expertise in the design and analyses of wastewater and water distribution systems. We designed water and sewer services for many sites in Hialeah and our staff has developed wastewater and water distribution plans for citywide systems and to service Industrial Parks and new communities. .14 • .. .sem`4 Otl fue Sr ` rump , 6F� Mitt+ Ft • `f WATER RETENTION/PHOSPHORUS r REMOVAL MILKING R DAIRY [-+ �r°...+ " _ LAUDERHILL OLD CITY HALL ASSESSMENT ®�� R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 14 , , Z.r.\ CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ,__ __ _____ _ ___ !...‘N. ,:::., COMMON PROFESSIONAL ARCRITECCORAL&ENGINEERING salvias FRMS ONLY(COI ..•„•• ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04.02 Our environmental staff members have certifications, training and experience in the following areas of environmental engineering: • Hydrologic./hydraulic and watershed modeling • Evaluation of Best Management Practices • Preparation of Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans • Preparation of Spill Control and Countermeasure Plans (SPCC) • Phase 1 and II Environmental Assessments (Certified Environmental Inspector) • Preparation of environmental documents for NEPA compliance • Environmental Permitting • Bridge Hydraulics and Scour Analyses • Professional Hydrologist Project experience in water resources includes: • Lake Okeechobee Water Retention/Phosphorus Removal Critical Restoration Project, SFWMD • Assessment of Water Management Practices within the Four Priority Basins of the Lake Okeechobee Watershed. • City of Hialeah Mulching Pit Solid Waste Permit and Groundwater Monitoring Plan • Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan for 195 Pump Station project • City of Miami, Miami River Greenways • City of Miramar Citywide Canal Assessment ® • Maintenance Dredging Evaluation C-16 Canal • Lake Chaves And 1-95 Flood Study • Hillcrest Golf Course Drainage Study • Don Shula Expressway Stormwater Master Plan • NW 5th Street Bridge Hydraulic Report • CA Canal Flood Protection • Hickory Hammock Equestrian Campground Site Design • FEMA Stormwater Pump Station— City of Hallandale Beach TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING r --F'� - te The following section provides a complete summary of our Transportation ga.. �,.s, �< Engineering Services: : z;i W 4$' i` ` We provide transportation engineering design services in the following erg ,i. ::-..--S--.,,, - areas: st7 - - N • . • Urban Roadway Design - f :a,. • Rural Roadway Design Thz c.\ •.-"'•:.„.; • Freeway Design(Limited Access Facilities) 1 ,„ � t , -44 •••-•- 10,01-, • Intersection Improvement Design '• '__ •Resurfacing Street Design '�� 3��/ •Pavement Marking and Signing Plans Signalization Plans /f ®' a y a Y •Lighting Plans P ®1a R.J.Behar SECTION 2 • PAGE I5 eri: crr CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACHE.44./rN CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENGINEERING was MKS ONLY(CCNA) ..,. ® REQUEST FOR QUAIIHTCATIONS NO.12-04-02 • Utility Coordination • Drainage Design and Permitting • Culvert Designs • Embankment earthwork calculations Some samples of transportation planning services include: • Palm Avenue Master Plan, Hialeah. • NW 7th/9th Connector Study, Fort Lauderdale. • NW 13th Street Master Plan, Fort Lauderdale. IS • • US-1 Busway Study, Miami-Dade h 4,1; • Gratigny Parkway Feasibility Study, Opa-Locka. ;Si : '. • I-95 Downtown Feasibility Study t--1^ `4, ' • Flagler Street Master Plan, Miami - • E. 1st Avenue Master Plan, Miami Recent traffic analysis projects include: ,V \ • NW 87th Avenue - Traffic Study '"� T• _.'ter -.P- i • Grand Palms- Traffic Study „__»_ y • Coral Springs Neighborhood Transit Center • Palm Avenue at 17th Street US-1/SR-5 • Roundabout intersection analysis. HALLANDALE BEACH, FLORIDA 0 • Power/ine Road Access Management • 1st Avenue Traffic Analysis, Hialeah • US-1 Hallandale Beach Boulevard timing • Town Traffic Study-Town of Southwest Ranches ROADWAY DESIGN Our staff has extensive roadway design experience including design of ', , `` �`' i° i major arterial roadways such as: NW 87th Avenue, Powedine Road (SR-845) in Boca Raton, Lc,..--: SR-AIA in Palm Beach County, Alton Road (SR-907) in .- . t' .t `, . >-:. ? Miami Beach, S.W. 27th Avenue (SR-9) in Miami, Kendall r_ ,"_= I Drive (SR-94) in Kendall, Okeechobee Road (SR-25) in ? Hialeah Gardens and Andrews Avenue in Pompano Beach. We have also have extensive roadway design experience on local city streets such as W. 33rd Street, W. 74th Street in ._ __ _______J Hialeah, W. 44th Street in Lauderdale Lakes, E. Palomino Drive and S.W. 62nd Court in the Town of Southwest Ranches, NW7'"l9TMCONNECTOR PD&E-CITY OF Bayshore Drive in Miami, N.W. 13th Street and N.E. 15th FORT LAUDERDALE,FLORIDA Avenue in Fort Lauderdale and 19 miles of street resurfacing in the City of Tamarac. 41 ®I— R.J.Behar SECTION 2 • PAGE 16 ZriN CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH „ ,,, . , ,..* ,".. ...„ CONTINVINO PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CCNA) "'” ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 RJ Behar has extensive experience in the design of modern roundabouts. We have provided contract documents for several roundabouts. Roundabouts were designed at Palm Avenue/E. 17th Street in Hialeah and at N.E. 15th Avenue/N.E.18th Street in Fort Lauderdale. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING Our in-house structural design capabilities enable us to provide full design services for our clients. Our structural design capabilities include: • Bridge Design (minor and major bridges;new bridges -,ME and widening) T" ''`-' I • Bridge Repairs and Complete Rehabilitation (Minor, I IIIIIlIIIIII Illijjllllll���1@ major and bascule bridges) Jlllll11S1 • 8ndge Inspections(Minor, major and bascule bridges) • Box Culvert and Special Drainage Structure Designs • Mast Arm Design for traffic signals MCDONALD PARK PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE • Retaining Wall Systems CITY OF HIALEAH,FLORIDA • Overhead Sign Structures • Residential and Commercial Building Design MEMORIAL HIGHWAY • Water Control Structures CLEARWATER, FLORIDA • Recreational Structures _ ____ B • Retaining Walls (Permanent and Temporary) .i- f. • Fender Systems • Currently, RJ Behar provides structural services on a continuous basis to Miami-Dade County, Palm Beach County, and the City of Palm Beach Gardens. Recent Projects Include: `. �ti*: > f • Coral Gables Court House NC replacement =_ �:a: • SFWMD North Region Inspections • Steam-Sauna Building Structural Design _-_.__-- • 5th Street Fire Station Structural Design p, • Truck Wash Building Certification -;_ `,— - • C-4 Canal Flood Wall • Miami Dade Parks Structural Inspection CORAL GABLES COURT HOUSE • Headwall at Lakeside Town Shop • Miramar Town Center Bridge • Golf Cart Tunnel under Lyons Road • Countess de Hoemle Park Structures, City of Boca Raton CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING INSPECTIONS RJ Behar offers a full range of construction engineering services. These services range from providing ® Construction Management Services to the South Florida Water Management District, Construction NilR.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 17 /-er-'N CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTP046 PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&FROMM7%SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CCNA) ® MQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.1244-02 Engineering & Inspection (CE&I) for the Florida Department of Transportation to providing on call site engineering services for land development and municipal projects. Our proposed team members are all trained and certified. They are familiar with all of the required contract provisions for construction contracts including all monitoring and reporting requirements, contract and project billing documentation. We provide both infrastructure inspection as well building inspection services. Our construction management team includes licensed General Contractors and licensed Threshold Inspectors. The keys to our success in providing contract administration services include: • Proper interpretation of the construction bid documents, • Maintain detailed documentation throughout the Construction, • Document change orders and quantity revisions, • Document changes in field conditions, and Responsiveness. • • • wyy- �= j STREETS RECONSTRUCTION CITY OF HIALEAH,FLORIDA RJ Behar provides construction inspection services under a continuous basis to the South Florida Water Management District, Lauderdale Lakes, Fort Lauderdale, Hialeah and Palm Beach County. Recent projects include: • C-4 Canal Restoration, SFWMD • C-100 and C-2 Bank Restoration, SFWMD • S2OF Wing Wall Repairs, SFWMD • Deering Estates Flow-Way, Palmetto Bay, SFWMD • Inspection of the S-310 Lock Structure Rehabilitation, SFWMD • Inspection of the City of Hallandale Beach Drainage Improvements, City of Hallandale Beach • Citywide Resurfacing Inspection, City of Coral Springs • N.W. 43rd Avenue/City Hall Parking Lot, City of Lauderdale Lakes • N.E. 33rd Avenue—Neighborhood Improvements City of Fort Lauderdale • Wal-Mart Super center— City of Lauderdale Lakes • N.W. 44th Street Improvements, City of Lauderdale Lakes • NW 97th Avenue Construction Management, City of Hialeah ® • Citywide Swale Restoration Project, City of Lauderdale Lakes ®ID R.J.Behar SECTION 2 • PAGE 18 Ze-Nr CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 4., „ „ , CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCEOlECI11RAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES MB ONLY(CCM) ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12.04.02 • Super Wal-Mart Inspections, City of Lauderdale Lakes GRANT AND FUNDING ASSISTANCE Members of RJ Behar are experienced in the preparation of State and Federal grant applications as well as the reporting requirements associated with the program management of different types of grants. RJ Behar has provided funding assistance for Southwest Ranches, Lauderdale Lakes and Town of Davie. We have assisted rowaoennvie. in obtaining Florida Department of Transportation Local Agency Program - LncacraRocw�n- (LAP) certifications. —FSE. RJ Behar assisted the Town of Davie in obtaining FDOT certification for Local isAgency Program (LAP) funding for town capital projects. RJ Behar prepared x i 'eI riall the FDOT required documents for certification and coordinated with FDOT's1 LAP administrator as well as assisted the Town Council and Town _ Administrator during the certification process. TOWN OF DAVE aincage es RJ Behar assisted the Town of Southwest Ranches in obtaining funding for °^"m the construction of the Stirling Road Loop Multipurpose Trail. The funding was obtained from the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) and coordinated through Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) and Broward County. The Town was awarded approximately $500,000 for this project. RJ Behar assisted the Town of Southwest Ranches in obtaining FDOT certification for Local Agency Program (LAP) for funding of town capital projects. RJ Behar prepared all the FDOT required documents for certification and coordinated with FDOT's LAP administrator. RJ Behar can research available Federal, State, Regional and local grant programs including but not limited to TIGER 1, EPA Urban Waters, CBDG, SFWMD, and make recommendations to the City. Services can include preparing the applications; gather all required information, preparing documents for execution by the appropriate board, committee, and/ or governmental agency and shepparding the application through the review and award process. SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS RJ Behar has distinct areas of specialization, which include Professional Hydrologists, Board Certified Environmental Engineers, Environmental Inspectors, Threshold Inspectors, Vertical Inspectors, Technical Field Inspectors, Roadway and Bridge Inspectors, Earthwork Inspectors, Concrete Inspectors, Asphalt Inspectors, CTQP certified inspectors, LEED AP certified, certified Maintenance of Traffic, Certified Public Managers, Professional Traffic Operations Engineers, and Transit Planners. 81 R.J.Behar SECTION 2 • PAGE I9 Zer-' CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH at CO/440i°PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&EN6UIIDHN6 SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CC ) ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 PROPOSAL REQUEST MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS RJ Behar is licensed in the State of Florida to provide Engineering Services- ffi RJ Behar has been in business for more than five years- ffi Team Project Manager, Mr. Juan H. Vazquez, is license in the State of Florida as a Professional Engineer and has more than 7 years of experience. He has served as project manager in more than three occasions in Miami-Dade County- ffi Key Team Members are licensed in the State of Florida and have more than five years of experience - VII 411 ®I� R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 110 (1L( CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL A6®iECTIRAL&FNGINEEROIG SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CMA) REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 SECTION 2B - SCHEDULE OF PROPOSEDSERVICES RJ Behar is completely familiar with the logic involved in scheduling projects. We utilize Microsoft Projects and/or Primavera software for scheduling all of our projects. The schedule will be finalized once we discuss it with the City with the intent of developing a schedule that meets the City's needs. Once we receive the task authorization we will promptly initiate the project or task. The schedule will include major milestones and deadlines. We are especially susceptible to working with City staff in order to meet schedules to meet grant and funding requirements. Please refer to our section 4A where we discuss in more detail our approach to developing a specific task or project schedule. DR.J.Behar SECTION 2 • PAGE 111 TIL CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENGLNEEIUNG SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CINA) REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.1241-02 SECTION 2C - MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND LICENSES RJ Behar has the minimum qualifications necessary for this contract. Following are copy of applicable licenses. SECRETARY OF STATE CORPORATE State of Florida Department of State I certify from the records of this office that R.J.BEHAR B COMPANY. INC.is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Florida filed on October 4,1999. The document number of this corporation is F99000038184, I further certify that said corporation has paid all fees due this office through December 31.2011.that is mon recent aonml report was filed on January 11.2011.and its status is anise. I further certify that said corporation has not filed Articles of Dissolution. ....r..r re d Sr n...c.r ef Mat a renrm..*regal dm a. Peep*an•than,.2011 tttiltS42 5N�,s.. Secretary of State t.. "n_114151 :io.✓..u:.r...va..w.nava PROOF OFAUTHORIZATION TO TRANSACT BUSINESS/N THE STATE OF FLORIDA 't4' > f?xP��� Barb of 's • • �g t ^,x fit -nun .. • R J. Be �PI L �?r, any, Inc. • S is authorized ander the prosvlom of • . si Stamta to GMT mamen-int services ® to the pablk through a Profenbaal E..,.. 3� yal:' Zr CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ` + . . L_ 4 WNTINU446 PROFESSIONAL ARCS T ECNRAL&BIU NEEROi6 somas FIRMS ONLY(CQUQ ...' REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 A� r tQ Qf�/ ra ((,�tS 27 R•DR..aVE.TO —c,. ..� la.,,rtkI� ' "" a4 E «ccr.noa LAW na[im�u,utc:s�c.nau+tmu.m �! BOARDnr PROTTSS1O.ALENGINTI0.G �rtyrj; (1 1 1 I na. ItTir P,U-1711.2•05 Robert�J�_o�s�ellehar, P.E. f = ;• - ---r•f•-� ; egiir 4 �I y nYrd674414 �I :1 IS MCC 101�b:K DOMES YNCa Puny nI.Ram.S�� -..�.�I.�,-. Qui,!' �� ZOM5/13 Ptr ...ssr�...+a f AIIDa NO: IIIYJtFaI)1 TIM II \\-•;-*6drbrrnn* �1 of la4 �kE tin- 7 1 4 I S !oath a( tofilste 11giurtrs Juan Fl Vazquez, P.E. ttf r a 01[fa L41LQ4D a5.PPOP¢sa+.L FMMmI UNDER CRAFTER 471.FLORIDA ST/MFS :aurin+] PE UC.NO: ,Paisaustran `p:fag1 *MIT NO. 221201amw 51143 '.- il •, Jerry eic�Jr., P.E. • r \.��/ ��tQ of ra Eow �bLAB„aWLENmOE uaAPurtaIP,.RD.P STATUTES aAYV N0 ma,„Bea mm CI pants of sf 1€EUbmi s . Javier�Rt oda uez, PS f 1a a IS cocoa ASA PROFESSIONALDontk11 Garr an.RONDA Sana., k��Q oI�,,��tl CC m.umcwrau P.E.IX.Na ' F am Alar MS •02013»033 ��gg_, Patti of ♦•'� frtars Carlos Manuel:Mazorra, P.E. k�tV IIf Cori num®AS. s L wanmeumawrot m.Raeo.ST e. �� pmanON:2/28/2013 Pt LC.NO: !DUO Oil , _ &val f'nginn n Mar Na asm,�sm am frigicA David Mack-Boyer, P.E. i t�f>z off�ist4 201@®ASA„a..v.MALENOP4TE1.DERCHAPTER m.ROM?*STATUTES yaata af6p `ir EawA„ut La1pm Pt L.c No- Part of��Sal ABM NO: rim= Q]]B •-”'-4Iv"� t Anthony Vaughn lfred, P.E. \W O mown u.Pap I..LL ENfPoirt VOP Guns 471.ROAM*STATnO NOT ���Q >sf fr�� , NM 3001., RE LC. a rt of uiiI fay, David Gusts s iomano, P.E. 1111 b t.ucoatoAS A Plv®NAL E)c..m,MCC°Urn471.Fun.Stan, aMAaon:SZSI2013 PE Ur-Fax AA T Pt 2211200:111412a117 ®ill R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 113 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH COMPR IN6 PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&FN6RO�6ING SERVICES PIBMS ONLY(COW ® FEWEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 COD COD GJJ GBCI GREEN BUILDING CERTIFICATION INSTITUTE Andrea Ramudo LEED•ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL '.w...�.e..,,..�nw...,,.e ........ . 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Profession]Surveyor tad Mapper B Sues license Let b T^r'+•e(Om•;_tide suw CSA CEXTR‘L CNC eee L„.00, w �h ® Nl4RR JJITMn <40131CHL W4FN.:int ®SII R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 114 r CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH (1(l CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL AncomaUBAL&aelNgelN6 SERVICE FRMS ONLY(COM ,.,. 0 REQUEST FOR QWILaMMATIONS NO.12-04-02 HR ENGINEERING INC. LICENSES take °1ci, xntT Pante of . 9 ���t: t: c;' lingineers HR Engin ` . ices, :Inc. 14kIril - Is authorized under the provisions of F:I.I..L.:P v. i a Statutes,to offer engineering services to the public through a Professional Engin -'4..; 'A. 1 ,ed under Chapter 471,Florida Statutes. Certificate of Authorization EXPIRATION:2J28/2013 CA. UC. NO: AUDIT NO: 228201300673 7991 ,ktaX 4..atiz, !garb of*Q"rafess> n :(lEnginetrs b-i`krI r14 els\ s)Ia rxe1 HernanaooRR Ramos P.E. u- iy IS LICENSED AS A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER UNDER CHAPTER 471, FLORIDA STATUTES EXPIRATION:2/28/2013 P.E. UC. No: AUDIT No: 228201308559 42045 ®I R. .Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 115 zrNr-N CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTI/ 4R PROFESS10ML AR RAL&EN61NEERTh6 salvias FIRMS ONLY uaa► ® REQUEST FOR QOAHHIAfONS NO.12.04.02 SECTION 2D - PROJECT EXPERINCE Following are example projects that match and are relevant to the projects expected in this contract. ill 1111 INDR.J.Behar SECTION 2 • PAGE 116 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 24401117 --I r7.7;s COMM PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&FNQEVEERENN SFRVN03 FIRMS ONLY(COLA) REQUEST FOR QIIAWITATTONS NO.12-04.02 CLIENT City of Miami BATTERSEA AND DOUGLAS ROAD DRAINAGE 444 SW 2nd Avenue, 8th Floor CITY OF MIAMI,FLORIDA Miami, Florida 33130 Mr. Jose Lagos, PE The project is located near the intersection of SW 37th Avenue (Douglas Road) Tel: (305) 416-1252 and Battersea Road within the City of Miami limits. The project area had been experiencing significant drainage problems during regular storm events. RJ RJ BEHAR'S ROLE Behar prepared a study of the area to identify alternatives for reducing the drainage problems. RJ Behar also prepared plans to improve the drainage Roadway plans, signing and marking deficiencies for the intersection with milling and resurfacing of all the areas that plans, specifications, traffic control were affected. The design included rehabilitation of existing outfalls, seawalls plans, utility coordination and drainage swale trencher, retrofit with flap gates and injection wells. improvement plans services This project included HR Engineering r.• . - • ?!34` Services, Inc. (HRES) as a sub- = I �" A '� F ••�kz`'; consultant for geotechnical services. „ fir ; i ; F3 PROJECT STARTED: 01/2005 y `� � 'S � � . '`., STo1 \ s 1. f ,_'1 tip' PROJECT COMPLETED: 09/2008 - '+ ' -� •-•` - ...�. saii i;• his r.. ... COST/FEES PAID: S80,000.00 �.1 - `_ `s CONST.COST: N/A ^"` - BATTERSEA.ROAD _- ® a - --_.: RJ BEHAR'S KEY PERSONNEL -' Robed J. Behar, PE -------L------ `�= ' 1 _ Principal in Charge -_ = -¢� e. Israel Magrisso, PE — Project Manager K:+s'•�" 5' nist Juan H. Vazquez, PE, PH, BCEE _»a ' ` .� s j +13 iv'' 'vim • �x Drainage Engineer F�`'Lig ' ' 549-3•. w r *A' Vel xt Jerry Piccolo, PE ,� ,-A, �•` ati�.k��K\'` Att Structural Design Engineer t3;t«^. .; t .w`'„ +': v. Carmen A.Aponte, MSE, CEI Drainage Engineer STORMWATER INLET LOCATED AT TH: STORMWATER INLET LOCATED ON NW CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION THE Adnana Gonzalez, El z NW SIDE OF DOUGLAS ROAD Project Engineer ; Daimian D. Leslie, El , TS = 4_. fir' - - s� Project Engineer a. , '-':. '� --t ,, ; :� c-,misail _ ma /, 111l Pedro Fiallo r - _ - -',i:' f,.' ri itl� -- S � �a � Project Engineer Structural -Px ifs = -=. ., - ° -'- • STORMWATER INLET LOCATED AT EXISTING CONDITIONS OF A TYPICAL THE INLET FOUND IN THE STUDY AREA ® EAST SIDE OF BATTERSEA ROAD R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 117 III CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH % 7A (IU _s____ � -"--7---711-1 rt CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&EMINEERONN SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(KENA) "" all REQUEST FOR QOAIIFICATIONS NO.12-0402 CLIENT City of Miami Office of Capital Improvements MIAMI RIVER GREENWAYS-SEGMENT D 444 SW 2nd Avenue, 8th Floor (EAST LITTLE HAVANA) Miami, FL 33130 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA Mr. Manuel (Manny) Mejido Design Project Manager The project consists of the reconstruction of an existing roadway segment along Tel: (305)416-1209 the Miami River to produce a scenic, landscaped, pedestrian and bicycle E-mail: mmejido@miamigov.com walkway/greenway. The project includes the design of a drainage system with French drains, stormwater injection wells, decorative lighting and landscape and hardscape design. RJ BEHAR'S ROLE The drainage design utilized existing outfalls to maintain the discharge to pre- Drainage improvements, roadway existing conditions. The challenge of the project was due to the low exfiltration design, signing & marking and capacity combined with low ground elevations. Large offsite drainage areas and lighting design services many large sized underground utilities also added to the challenges. PROJECT STARTED: 10/23/2008 t` a'>2+r� q P . r ` PROJECT COMPLETED: 02/2011 ,F % �.rt'I '; ! `_ ' I I} COST/FEES PAID: $326,957.00 ` ,�. ,,,`s �� '.7-;4-1,:-.91"- t CONST.COST:$3,200,000 (Estimate) . •i\ ; 4 i th _ k ® CHANGE ORDERS: None ; f' �`.:,t.� , ,;'ft,� pe -. TIME EXTENSIONS: None '.44' .<N.:c 1.i I:7-C1c r • ,a'a A"V e 11 r , ' :a _.r ..._ . t ,. RJ BEHAR'S KEY PERSONNEL isil^' V.:1� rL t �,_ ? Robert J. Behar, PE ,.t hos- _��< . � ;; Principal in Charge .... � ,�.- � • � reg�- ,_ �1 - 1„,:,:t-E Anthony V. Alfred, PE - :1 ."4 a Project Manager �4'li -4‘ R 1 �`�t.\ ^'' / Juan H. Vazquez, PE, PH, BCEE .-a�.•,,i.�, w, r^ =' <- 1 Drainage Engineer - ' - Vi=e -' Adriana Gonzalez, El }h, -f, . 44 i.$< ,£ _-rrem - / Y c Project Engineer , .-1 r 10.3 uz, 1 i1:1 t rt r€ r -.`:,/nJjIi � � 7,1 1.4. -;;116:, Rohan Punit, EI .{-"a-TT{ .e.r, -Jr.. r`^ 1t4 • Designer - III J� R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 118 rCITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH •.. .• _....:_,:,1-77 n CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECITRAL&EN6R4EERIIN6 SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CCM) ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04.02 CLIENT CRANDON MARINA PARK Miami-Dade County MIAMI-DADE COUNTY,FLORIDA Park& Recreation 275 NW 2ND Street RJ Behar was responsible for producing plans and contract documents for the Miami, Florida 33128 structural components of this Marina Improvement project. The plans included ME Greg Neville design of a canopy system and repairs to an existing sea wall and docks. Tel: (305)448-5299 RJ BEHAR'S ROLE _ , i. Design of structural improvements C to the existing Marina " PROJECT STARTED:T D:11/2005 PROJECT COMPLETED: 02/2006 - , �- txJ'�•�'1�" COST/FEES PAID: $14,000 . /�� ,, <., CoNST.CosT:S50,000 (estimated) _ 1 �. CHANGE ORDER: "- ;i"'k' - - r,,; -.:*. te,r 1 T. trite I ;? -'s ,r ;1aL. ;r,4 RJ BEHAR'S KEY PERSONNEL i- = � , ��_ �_ Javier Rodriguez, PE 1,. _&! ' " '--' -- Project Manager d ' ,0. �� f ir.'s lK .l' . . l Pedro Fiallo - Structural Designer ` !st,... -- A " l � 1 f. �b tew <z , • zri ? s y�C wk x z , fi' ,e. . Raj '� '.. �� -Ns're �,t`Iill' .x,-- ... 17. ,� t1 Wil 17 �;, 3 ��`! atter. Ni r, t{ _r' FAD R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 119 ZeNr CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH -7 C rl CONFINURi6 PROFESSIONAL ARC®TECIERAL&FNGINEERING SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CCNA) "" 0 REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12.04-02 STRUCTURAL INSPECTION & SURVEY CHARLES CLIENT DEERING CHINESE BRIDGE Miami Dade County MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Park and Recreation Department Design and Development Division The scope of this project consisted of inspection of the Chinese Bridge at the Miami- 275 NW Second Street Dade Charles Deering Estate Park for the County. Miami, Florida 33128 Ms. Li Gurau. Ph.D., PE RJ Behar provided a visual field structural inspection of all the elements of the Project Manager structure including railings, beams, abutments and wing walls. The purpose of the Tel: (305) 755-7834 inspection was to identify the structural damages and or deficiencies, to establish whether immediate action was required, and to prepare a report with the result of our inspections and to provide a cost estimate for their repairs. RJ BEHAR'S ROLE Structural field inspection and !„3.,':. ,,.-.11;,:.2,5r.'7,, _ "� - 0 1 t-O. ,a reports services 0.i' r gelE . x, Ma 4 t,�t r: rm, } PROJECT STARTED: 03/2006 F T U 4 . C , ;t.. `g 1 i t `` - 4, . PROJECT COMPLETED: 3/2007 ;1r`• t 4 : COST/FEES PAID: $3,000 ,. ` Nt y.m -t, ft; , ' I , 3, ® CONST.COST: $107,000 (Estimate) , 4 -' F r �i ? t•- - w_ RJ BEHAR'S KEY PERSONNEL �� �; . 2.-2;;O • Robert J. Behar, PE "7 • ;x K s_vit#i�,� r Principal in Charge ; »i> : -,� ° Quality Control Javier Rodriguez, PE - 52-41:, y� Y rti" c. ,ice fir,,-...,--.'.:,1 �, Project Managerf. `� _� '?, � 21 } , Sonia M. Torres, PE -4,u .•: -4 $4 ` 4- '- ' ��,% :au Os. Project Engineer - '-x -. - - :..,'. f h.... ,. ,. •% ..�:. Pedro Fiallo ( a , I Structural Designer I \� 1-4 '*✓ 3 r Y frt• . A 1 ♦ It . two y t �., k•nr;,Y L_ �yY , _ . �CC: --4-; _ 1:,,,,c,,,_' •y x G.--: •:it•••;.‘ ��.l ®JD R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 120 c CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH �'. ".-7 - 'r'''t CONTINUA PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&FN6INEERLN6 SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CCNA) • ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.1244-02 CLIENT WATER AND SEWER IMPROVEMENTS UAZ 303 Broward County Board of Commissioners The scope of this project consisted of design and preparation of the Water and Wastewater Services construction documents for complete replacement of the water distribution Water and Wastewater Engineering system, upgrading the water transmission system and providing a new Division (BCWWS -WWED) sanitary sewer system with pump station upgrades. It also includes permitting procedures with the agencies having jurisdiction. The project Subconsultant to: includes: 413 feet of 6", 1,994 feet of 8" and 3,509 feet of 12"water mains; Chen &Associates 926 feet of 16" transmission line updating, and 3,431 feet of new sanitary 500 West Cypress Creek Road sewers. RJ Behar coordinated conflicts with the location of existing Suite 410 utilities and proposed developments. The scope of the project also Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 included construction administration services. Peter Moore, PE Principal Engineer s ,. ri� 4 -3r sa F,, , o �. ; • Tel (954) 730-0707 Ext 110 } , 'r` .~ A'" - , Fax: (954) 730-2030 pmoorenachenandassociates.com i.. ', 'n h.., -�'`"i J4 •-b Tr- 'f;i� _` I RJ BEHAR'S ROLE i- a c f. 7 `-t A 1 j iI t 0 Water and Sewer Improvement _• '�i • ; r+ I ` {" �1.`A5 '-.1 2.44 _ j �1 ' it services r`' t . fCr-3 _;i {:. s;.�!`;3 , I` i l'�' � c1 , " '-318 1 �14Is+4 i 1.442f, I l *'. 11. x .}e s tdl '.Ie 1 s'nrsr 1 .' � 1 1 , i 7j3 PROJECT STARTED: 06/01/2008 , ' .,W yx Noli.0s- Iir�'e� rY _.I1_ ' ' LA ', PROJECT COMPLETED: 04/2012 ` tr;c r- .tJ ff" _ • '" a +� 7 �s ;V COST/FEES PAID: $333,937 �i^fa M.' ' `` I r4:""` .` f ./I$'' i• i •,t CONST.COST: S1,859,316 �.i� l' • =_ • `* 144 , Dm 5 , t_ /4% 14'� r el RJ BEHAR'S KEY PERSONNEL Robert J. Behar, PE {� %*; Iiy:49 ¢J •?, fPS.; Principal in Charge d • — _Ilrm Juan H. Vazquez, PE, PH, BCEE "-., w '9e Engineer of Record Sandra Sequeira, MS, El ` ; r r• . r: Project Engineer ; S CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH < ` s-::7 n rt CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(C(NA) '•" ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 CLIENT SEABOARD MARINE CARGO TERMINAL Port of Miami (POM) REDEVELOPMENT PHASE II 1007 North America Way, 3rd Floor PORT OF MIAMI,FLORIDA Miami, FL 33132 Mr. George Sibilia RJ Behar developed the drainage design of the proposed Seaboard Terminal E-mail: sibilg@miamidade.gov Redevelopment Project. The existing stormwater system will be modified to Ms. Becky Hope provide drainage for the proposed site grading. The design includes a E-mail: bhope@miamidade.gov combination of new inlets, storm sewer, exfiltration trenches and injection wells that will connect to the existing systems. Existing injection wells and existing Subconsultant to: inlets and other structures were re-used and adjusted as much as possible. The PB Americas, Inc. new drainage components were designed to meet all of the environmental and regulatory requirements set forth by Miami-Dade Department of Environmental (Formerly Parsons Brinckerhoff) Resource Management and Florida Department of Environmental Protection, 7300 Corporate Center Drive while providing the most practical and economical stormwater management Suite 600 system for the project. The project required extensive permitting efforts and Miami, FL 33126 coordination with the lead site designers. Mr. Eduardo Guinard, PE Project Engineer Tel: (305) 514-3136 :It -• Ipf" '. Email: Guinard@pbworld.com G � ;` s . • "l RJ BEHAR'S ROLE - . ' "C-144-$4.4:1):,..‘ SYS:1 1 - ' Drainage Design ` - .: m;.4R /4'1.3/4,-;4:1;,.C? 7.3::;.j4�'^ N' PROJECT STARTED: 03/03/2009 , �lr 3 4zz � r� cs, PROJECT COMPLETED: On-going +��d4�a: s, 1: "`,1.w $, COST/FEES PAID: $89,301.00 a <. {^_ s" �s — ===- CONST.COST: S4,500,000 _; - it • • -- a " 15) ts? S nt RJ BEHAR'S KEY PERSONNEL t - t 3 Juan H. Vazquez, PE, PH, BCEE • .'7 ii^,`, ‘ ,` e"" - Principal in Charge _ -18 David G. Boyer, PE ' Drainage Engineer . i - ,1 S. Roxana A. Roman, MS, PE iziL! d y •I I � • a • Drainage Engineer - Y".al y _ I' y t n _ s ' _ y T3 ®1 R.J.Behar ;' �,- -, c,f,„ II I� SECTION 2 • PAGE I 22 r, x-rN CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ..,,,,,.„_- ___i_ _S"'. , i ri cc CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CCNA) ® REQUEST FOR QUAIIFICAflONS NO.12.04-02 CLIENT - -) OLD DAVIE SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS Town of Davie TOWN OF DAVIE,FLORIDA 6591 Orange Drive Davie, Florida 33314-3399 Mr. Keith Purse!! The scope of the project consisted of drainage, parking and utility improvements Project Manager for an historical school (now converted to a museum) and an adjacent park Tel: (954)797-1191 property. E-mail: keith_pursell@davie-fl.gov The finished site will boast a 0.70 acre voluntary wetland, playground, passive park areas and facilities to host outdoor events. RJ BEHAR'S ROLE Civil engineering services, drainage utility improvements and site field ; . :'c •�i cr.. Fy •A -•Y4R PROJECT STARTED: 5/14/2008 F !t� PROJECT COMPLETED: On-going fi `R : r,- ; �-..v*. �r'' . jy 1 COST/FEES PAID: $102, 984 a S -' �E"•? 4 t Pr: 1_ .�L ® CONST.COST: is ....„?*{,. r - C f CHANGE ORDER: A -zea RJ BEHAR'S KEY PERSONNEL I „ " i�.t i' - ' • 4 /° Vitt Robert J. Behar, PE f ac! dt{ :f , Principal in Charge < , i< � ' . , v 1 r. f ) Javier Rodriguez, PE y1 . . F. , 7 .�.3 1 .1 k r a, . Project Manager I 1,70 1 "a• +�rI. .,' Andrea Ramudo, ME, El, LEED AP Ai i�.;14 ±; : ! iii �= Kelly Nowell, PE, LEED-AP - � Project Engineeri. _ . - - `. Marlin Scattolini / Project Engineer -4 j Mariana Urdaneta $ w _ - - . ?� ;r Ft;� .c-t:ar2ti� .' CADD Technician :�,.a, S.:,;.; .,,-,� . ,. i-- 'U. M.tr, -••1 r it ^r-= ) :•1 H,1>�Ir t ;pit,- 1 it �}-'.,'f�.".L_�j_ - gli R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 23 Xr CITY OFSUNNY ISLES BEACH ::' CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&FNOINEERING SERVICES FIRM!ONLY(TTNA) ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICAMONB NO.12-04-02 CLIENT Palm Beach County NORTHLAKE BOULEVARD BRIDGE OVER THE Department of Engineering LOXAHATCHEE SLOUGH & Public Works Division of PALM BEACH COUNTY,FLORIDA Roadway Production 2300 North Jog Road RJ Behar developed the design for a new Northlake Bridge crossing over a West Palm Beach, Florida 33411 proposed canoe and wildlife crossing, connecting the City's southern and Mr. Dave Young, PE northern Water Catchment Areas. This innovative project is being jointly funded by The City of West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County (Environmental Resource Tel: (561) Tex: 684-4150 Management) and South Florida Water Management District. The innovative project is one important step in the process to rehydrate and biologically restore DLYOUNG(@,co.palm-beach.fl.us 10,000 acres of the historic Loxahatchee Slough, adjacent to the Grassy Waters Preserve in the City of West Palm Beach Water Catchment Area. RJ BEHAR'S ROLE The project will help satisfy four important environmental goals: Bridge design, drainage design, road- . Replenish water supply to the Loxahatchee Slough; way improvements and permitting • Provide additional flood control; • Provide a vital wildlife crossing of Northlake Boulevard; and • Provide a canoe trail(for recreational use). PROJECT STARTED: 10/2005 As part of the project, RJ Behar designed the relocation of 1,310 feet of 20 inch PROJECT COMPLETED: On-going water main and 1,299 feet of 16 inch force main. The new water main and force COST/FEES PAID: $116,378 main will be relocated on the new bridge. RJ Behar prepared all the details and ® CoNST.Co5T:S2,200,000 structural design to accommodate the new utilities on the bridge. (Estimated) RJ Behar also coordinated the plans with the City of West Palm Beach and obtained the Health Department permit. RJ BEHAR'S KEY PERSONNEL Robert J. Behar, PE Principal in Charge Sean F. O'Keefe, PE (Iaiyr , Project Manager cop.' Juan H. Vazquez, PE, PH, BCEE 4.;, , ; �r .� , s . 1:4'4,,,,' r I)e P.��F t2ti `tai 'c121�' :.r ! ar .rc•w �?'1' � Drainage Engineer . �� ..d_,--•�. «i Jerry Piccolo, PE r � Structural Engineer -'4•• , J Nannette Akyaz �V- Roadway Designer J - i/t Re i)r' ,h I t 1 I:. ri +' r V Al 4� jt i Jasmani Riveron r is �.;,2 ,.t- 'A/:E r Project Engineer y :" � _ H _ -: - - � 1 0 ®�� R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 24 Zr-rN - CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ' . , ____ n_2.....1%:-:-,,7:-.NPITE .. .7 ,ri fl CORNING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&acuFEenN6 SEMMES FIRMS ONLY(COW . ® REQUEST FOR QOAIIFIFATIONS NO.12-04-02 CLIENT City of Hialeah Street Division 5601 E 8th Avenue W.53rd STREET (FROM W. 12TH AVENUE TO W. 16TH Hialeah, Fl 33013 AVENUE) CEI - AMERICAN RECOVERY Mr. Jose Sanchez & REINVESTMENT ACT Streets Engineer CITY OF HIALEAH,FLORIDA Tel: (305) 687-2611 Fax: (305)687-2632 The scope of this Design-Build project consists of street reconstruction of West JOSanchezhialeahfl.qov 53b Street from West 12th Avenue to West 16th Avenue, including new sidewalk, curb and gutter, drainage improvements - new drainage inlets, 18" storm sewer cross drainage pipe, 18" exfiltration trench (French Drain). The project scope RJ BEHAR'S ROLE also included pavement milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, Construction Engineering Inspection and grading of the adjacent swale areas with sod restoration with Performance Services Turf. This project is being proposed as a Design-Build, and is federally funded by the PROJECT STARTED: 09/30/2011 American Recovery & Reinvestment Act. RJ Behar was assigned by the City of PROJECT COMPLETED: Ongoing Hialeah to ensure strict compliance with all Federal ARRA Regulations; making CEI COST: $126,263.09 all the necessary construction engineering inspections, performing sampling and DESIGN-BUILD COST: $781,000 testing of the material fumished, and overseeing the work performed by the contractors. ,^ >- . re. ' `' •��+.'` CONTRACTOR: Williams Paving • `,Tn tt, _ i !i-TA..`f .. ;b .- 41) RJ BEHAR'S KEY PERSONNEL r4 '7-21.-." • - ,r' Robert J. Behar, PE III '"'�— -!--t;-'-' o - Principal in Charge - ." ,ff ` ` b t; •• a ^i David G. Romano, PE . ' ' _ -_�:.' Project Manager/ + ill, - 1 - o Senior Project Engineer 4c °� y'= Rafael Urdaneta, CCM x �';R/K%" °^ }y � �•'• !.v ',i Y j .„,,e17411:1'. ., , �. - - t ;,14 x .-r 4r. -k. Project Administrator r o s+i2.._ z F Stacy Sookdew-Sing �i , o' Nr . jjjj Sioeent Compliance r0 •Specialist •a•e. ' °rte - , _ . . Rosalie Kardan �--��n f o . Resident Compliance Specialist ' " t. I;- `e ) t,rr ^ J Michael Owensby �- -� ._ s •_ Senior Roadway Inspector e t; t_ ° o ,l: Mauricio Pinzon '4 �_ ° •- Roadway Inspector "� `x - oa` 'i . ` • ,, -. sem. �� _ ; G . . C ,i ® rs � FD rr•�• -.Y�, .�y�t ,��-�`Aa Tyr,e• ® R.J.Be ha r —_.__..` �_---�— " -- ._'.` . -`�,-r-;>.�,:" SECTION 2 • PAGE 125 III_ r#- CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH -,---,f7. CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(MAI •• REQUEST FOR QUAIIFTCATIONS NO.12-04-02 CLIENT City of North Miami REPLACEMENT OF DOWNTOWN NORTH MIAMI BRICK 776 NE 125th Street PAVERS, CEI - AMERICAN RECOVERY & North Miami, Florida 33161 REINVESTMENT ACT Mr. Aleem Ghany, PE CITY OF NORTH MIAMI,FLORIDA Director of Public Works Tel: (305)895-9830 E-mail: aghany(a)northmiamif.gov RJ Behar was contracted by the City of North Miami to perform Construction Engineering Inspection for the replacement of Brick Pavers. RJ BEHAR'S ROLE This project was federally funded by the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Construction Engineering Inspection (ARRA). RJ Behar was assigned by the City of North Miami to ensure strict Services compliance with all Federal ARRA Regulations; making all the necessary construction engineering inspections, performing sampling and testing of the material furnished and overseeing all of the work performed by the contractors. PROJECT STARTED: 09/13/2010 PROJECT COMPLETED: 04/30/2011 COST/FEES PAID: $90,420 CONSTRUCTION COST: $821,000 ' e . CONTRACTOR: Florida Construction & I. 4Em; Engineering, Inc. F- t4 •-b7,. ..,-.:- T_ ® Irl 3 ttg • Z' { RJ BEHAR'S KEY PERSONNEL -'ee ' r.r. ' fb " , ,•••••47 . ya�� ' - `st ,:- - Robert J. Behar, PE 31W ;`fi x `w.f ;' J,;,y L' z T Principal in Charge _ !_ 0.'Y.� r'� ,_ iq David G. Romano, PE �-'IM- 14 . -,1 414. s '- Project Manager re---_-, 'l . 1.Rafael Urdaneta, CCM � A .wor-4ie -a~� '0 • , ��:... . Project Administrator ,..., „ ,_._ `- "_ k r 7.--- Orestes Rodriguez, CGC $ _ ; ' Inspectormo'- lly ` Roadway �c � V, •m. _. 4 Stacy Sookdew-Sing ,..,t � ..;, 11: v of y Resident Compliance Specialisty _ _ fib ®ill R.J.Behar SECTION 2 - PAGE 126 Nits. ENERAL LAND AND ENGINEERING ; �� � URVEYING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CS„GICUP Miami, Florida, Miami-Dade County www.csagroup.com rill F.v4 „ : y'(' J tit '- i+- Nw CLIENT Miami-Dade County T`�xi -� " ' rf r 1F` ''vf' t h �. Public Works Department ii $ # ; i a'pi `�+I � J{-=gia1 �-- ,j �A.i.-II ) t Leo 1Tel. (305) 375-1909 1 i-" 'YFax (305)679-7738 !J? 4 ii. N 141---1.,-..t'_:;_1,7,4-___ 4 , = : , _.,:. 3 \ -4 .._ ;0 t4 'LLA--1:-:1 h! il . . SERVICES PERFORMED Providing field surveys and mapping for projects assigned by the Department. Services included survey baselines, reference points, bench marks, check cross sections, cross sections for final estimates and monumentation of right-of-way lines after construction is complete. COMPLETION DATE 2007 — 2009 PROJECT BUDGET $571,428 CONSUL-TECH FEE $571,428 KEY PERSONNEL Andres Garganta, P.E., Principal-in-Charge Selvin Bruce, P.S.M., Project Manager 411 ' SECTION 2-PAGE 127 10\T\r I\L HIOFISSIR\It%RMIMI Rua L\LIELM\L VA'HTh FIRMS 0\111¢\I) 11fy1157 FOR II U61GT0\S Ss.I!4$02 •OFESSIONAL SURVEYING SERVICES \ • Davie, Florida, Broward County CSA c .o www.csagraup.com CLIENT Central Broward Water Control District =? 8020 Sliding Road Davie, FL 33024 ICENTRAL►BRowARD,WATERXONTROL►DISTR/CT Contact _ Michael Crowley Tel (954) 432-5100 _ - _ '�r Fax (954)432-8603 , • mtcrowlev bellsouth.net • • li V SERVICES PERFORMED Performed horizontal control surveying for secondary canals in Zones 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 located at Davie, Florida to include canal banks, edge-of-water, property lines, right-of-way lines, drainage easements, maintenance easements, road and canal reservations as well as topographical features. This survey will also depict all surface utilities, structures, crossing overhead utility lines, culvert and road crossings, and encroachments, edge of pavements, guardrails, fences and vegetation areas within each canal right-of-way, easement or reservation. The result of this survey will be depicted on a right-of-way map for each canal. The combined total length for this project exceeded 24 miles. Following are the canals included in the survey: Zone 1: Canals N-30, N-30A, N-23 Zone 2-3: Canals N-17, N-12 Zone 3: Canals N-8, N-4, N-5, N-5A, N-11 Zone 4: Canals S-14, S-2, CC-9A Zone 5: Canals 8-15, S-8, S-9, 8-10 Zone 6: Canals S-30, S-25, S-24, S-22 COMPLETION DATE June 2006 — April 2009 CONSUL-TECH FEE $600,000 KEY PERSONNEL Andres Garganta, P.E., Principal-in-Charge Selvin Bruce, P.S.M., Project Manager SECTION 2-PAGE 128 (MAIM RIOF1SSMAL IROUTmI RLL i ENUMER\C SUMO minc OLLI(MN u FOP EST FOR ft WIMIWS u.1±414± SCELLANEOUS SURVEYING & MAPPING iev • TERVICES can Group City of Miami, Florida, Miami-Dade County www.csagroup.com CLIENT City of Miami =i ,r , Pii , ' Department of Capital Improvements w ;Fq :tit, j r it L., 444 SW 2nd Avenue, 8th Floor ..1:••• :Apr „ = �3 ^<r Miami, FL 33130 ,sa- 'Vt.. o Contact: d. _ I. N , t- 70 " 2 ; `y Cesar Gonzalez �� F '" _ .;1'-&d: Tel. (305) 416-1219 _r� - / <_, ~W Fax (305) 416-2152 r.- '1( cuonzalez(aci.miami.fl.us •``7v--�-- , ,,[ -- =' , :\1 ® SERVICES PERFORMED CSA Group provided boundary surveys, as-builts drawings, preparation of legal descriptions, preparation of plats and maps, review and certifications of tentative and final plats for compliance to City code, establish of alignment and right-of-way lines and topographic surveys. Services rendered by Consul-Tech Enterprises, Inc., a CSA Group company. COMPLETION DATE January 2005— January 2008 PROJECT BUDGET $300,000 CONSUL-TECH FEE $300,000 KEY PERSONNEL Andres Garganta, P.E., Principal-in-Charge Selvin Bruce, P.S.M., Director of Surveying SECTION 2-PAGE 129 minim PROFIIgS\LL OUIITEM RLL d MIUDIM%A,IUS FIRM O\tl)d\1) Rli1}ST FM N unicaW\S\O.I?JN? CITY OF WEST MIAMI * ®RAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS '7•• auk Group Miami, Florida, Miami-Dade County www.csagroup.com ;- x� y4 •,� t. CLIENT H. J. Ross & Associates, Inc. 201 Alhambra Circle #900 t % ., Coral Gables, FL 33134 rat fr `; ;1 e5iti1 y:.. ,i II Contact: Cesar Calas � � 1 + Alfredo Reyna a1tai Tel. (305) 567-188811111, Fax: (305) 567-1771 SI; `• 6b�n{ ccalas(@hiross.com y I Ilr �, Cnnl� - 3e ,1 SERVICES PERFORMED Consul-Tech utilized GPS to obtain State Plane Coordinates for Project and Traverse Points; set street baselines per either FDOT Right-of-Way Maps or other recorded information; Full Topographic Survey which includes: Locations of all above ground features and improvements with elevation, cross-sections to out past existing Right-Of-Way, location of important drainage features (i.e. crown/high/low point of road, ditch/swale/top of bank/flow line, etc), Complete structure data (i.e. rim elevations, invert elevations, pipe sizes, pipe types, pipe directions), report clogged and /or inaccessible structures to client. The project included approximately 14.5 miles of road within the City. COMPLETION DATE August 2002 — December 2004 CONSUL-TECH FEE $ 125,000 KEY PERSONNEL Andres Garganta, P.E., Principal-in-Charge 1 m\mincPROF}Sve\numm6lRad LUNmuNc4RUMSFUP I'u(mI) SECTION2-PAGE 130 nryim FOR 91 umum\s se.I±4142 MISCELLANEOUS ENGINEERING SURVEYING CONSULTANT � � up Miami, Florida, Miami-Dade County www.csagroup.com )t r.,4 ta-s''14, CLIENT Florida Department of Transportation Ir � i WADIBUI1D>ttC, r i moi`' SO District Six £ Lti / + �tg 7j` .;ec 1000 N.W. 111`h Avenue �I �� c p a Miami, Florida 33172 ,' k" p: t:' 1 14 �h =' Contact: 3�y LvY-1" ' Scott Perkins, P.S.M. yft�1. 1 �1f �' • .Bid ' 1 15 (305) 470-5100 C^ �x i �rg M , fit° •�JJ171Ac scott.perkins(a)dot.state.fl.us a•-7, ' _` > `-= x' 111 is:* Frrnittrii SERVICES PERFORMED The project consists of providing field surveys and mapping for projects to be assigned by the Department. Services will include re- establishment of survey baselines, reference points, bench marks, check cross sections, cross sections for final estimates and monumentation of right-of-way lines after construction is complete. Mapping will include annotation of existing maps and new monumentation maps. Managerial assistance will include managing other consultants acting as a Department representative by negotiating man hours, revising and preparing scope of services, revising survey information, providing guidance and direction in how to accomplish project goals, among other tasks with final issuance of Task Work Orders. Contract No. C8L42, FM No. 25069613217 COMPLETION DATE October 2006 — October 2011 PROJECT BUDGET $1,500,000 CONSUL-TECH FEE $1,500,000 KEY PERSONNEL Selvin Bruce, P.S.M., Vice President/Director of Surveying 411 SECTION 2-PAGE 131 ownm nc monTsmu U mosalsu a EW'.UII\c SBS In mon MI Intl nmttsT roa N umuu.s\o.mew DISTRICTWIDE RIGHT-OF-WAY ;-. „!� s SURVEYING SERVICES ccs Miami, Florida, Miami-Dade County www.csagroup.com 7 )y< is l fr.pal /ly P:%L CLIENT Florida Department of Transportation •�� a, - �,1 ;: ':.'1'A, � ,,:�� �,� „ �� , District Six n � T -N i MAN �` a��' 1000 N.W. 111 Avenue fry I moo I , y' Miami, Florida 33172 l i/fi � p ► Irl x '. �£ Contact: ;�hl� • .G �,f�_ - thy- `� r li / . i� l /di-`� /1, F I w-(moi 1, r¢'1, _ y .1F s-ta --- hl• (/-y��..p 1 Cristina Kinman p; �.,�� ! ® �,t.-- tn., —./ / -41 ms`'`s Or �� / . ccris(305) 470-5249 1 ''�I lam i flM1f- tina.kinmanaadot.state.fl.us AA 1K �t7.yi/ ,./ i mp ea {ke r t l =1~ n� °-Si 4 0 I i}-- - i1-atI5 r *L ' Loo �- ` • "'' .o- '�1 F' SERVICES PERFORMED CSA Group was contracted to provide for Right of Way Mapping and Surveying Services for various projects throughout the District. These services shall include, but are not limited to, the preparation of Right of Way Maps, Right of Way Control Surveys, Maintenance Maps, Parcel Sketches, Title Search review, plotting of legal descriptions, providing the department with qualified personnel (when needed) as determined by the District Right of Way Surveyor in the function of the Right of Way Department and for the performance of miscellaneous surveying and mapping services on various types projects. Services rendered under Contract No. C8S16, Financial Management No. 25069623202 COMPLETION DATE October 2008 – October 2013 PROJECT BUDGET $ 1,500,000 CONSUL-TECH FEE $1,500,000 KEY PERSONNEL Andres Garganta, P.E., Principal-in-Charge Selvin Bruce, P.S.M., Project Manager I SECTION 2-PAGEI32 0\TI\I NC FM} S1O\LL mamma i F\0MTm\G SFa1125 FIRMS o\LI IT 1) WEST FOR N LLFFIGT D\5 NO.I!41r Related Projects / Experience •Project Name: SW 137th Avenue, from HEFT to US 1 y„ Description of Work: Completion Client Name,Address, Phone Number: Year: Miami-Dade County Public Works The project consisted of the reconstruction/widening of SW 137th Department Avenue, from the Homestead Florida's Turnpike(HEFT)to US 1 in Raul Quintela, P.E. Miami-Dade County, Florida. The work consisted of milling and 111 Steven P. Clark Center resurfacing,drainage improvements,total roadway reconstruction and Miami, Florida 33128 widening. 305-375-2960 The work included the performance of 36 roadway borings, each to a 2009 depth of 5.0 feet, spaced approximately every 200 feet; 6 roadway Professional Fees: borings,each to a depth of 10.0 feet. These borings were conducted approximately every 1500 feet;8 constant head percolation tests $9,956.16 conducted at one depth interval:from 0 to 15 feet; performed a total of 4 pavement cores along the roadway alignment. Design Professionals Involved with their Roles in the Project: Construction Cost: Hernando R. Ramos, P.E. N/A Project Name: South District Wastewater Treatment Plant— Miami-Dade County Florida Description of Work: Completion Client Name,Address, Phone Year: Number: Construction of final clarifiers, pump building, transfer pump station, MDWSD electrical distribution buildings, deep bed filters, oxygenation tank, Jim Ferguson, P.E. emergency generators building, fuel storage tanks, polymer building, 23300 SW 88th Avenue, Miami, Fl chlorination storage and feed facility and chlorine contact tanks. 33190 HRES performed a total of 68 test borings each to a depth of 50 feet 786-552-8357 and 9 rock corings from 18 to 48 feet at the project site. Laboratory - testing consisted of 14 grain size distribution analyses (soil), 31 Professional Fees: splitting tensile strength tests (rock) and 33 unconfined compressive Ongoing p 9 9 p project $200,000 strength tests(rock). The geotechnical report included deep foundation and construction recommendations for the pump station structure, 14-inch auger cast piles anchoring system and construction recommendation for clarifiers and shallow foundation and construction recommendations for the remaining structures. The construction recommendations addressed excavation issues and backfilling recommendations. Design Professionals Involved with their Roles in the Project: Construction Cost: Hemando R. Ramos, P.E. $500 M % R.).Behar SECTION 2- PAGE I 33 CONI M P1OR3UONAI AO®TTfTIU16 Qi61.17'F}ip6 IF8YIDA FIRMS way MA) WIWI RI OIAnFICAnONS NO.12-0442 Related Projects / Experience Project Name: Northwest Storm Sewer Project " d Description of Work: Completion Client Name,Address,Phone Number: Year: The purpose of this roadway survey was to perform pavement thickness Reynolds, Smith and Hills measurements between NW 71st Street to NW 62nd Street and NW 7'd Chris Jackson, P.E. Avenue to NW 120'Avenue in Miami-Dade County, Florida. The data was 6161 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 200 used to help evaluate the existing structural conditions of the pavement Miami, Florida 33126 and prepare a milling, resurfacing and a reconstruction program for the roadway sections. In addition, soil borings were performed along the planned swales. The field exploration program consisted of the 2009 performance of 25 pavement cores for pavement thickness measurement. Professional Fees: In addition, HRES performed 22 SPT borings and 3 hand augers at the 522,685 pavement core locations as an attempt to measure the thickness of the base down to a depth of 2 feet below the bottom of the asphaltic course. Cross slope measurements (ft/6 ft)were performed for every pavement core. Design Professionals Involved with their Roles in the Project: Construction Cost: 41111 Hemando R. Ramos, P.E. 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DNI333NIDN3311$/1W0 > > > I> CO NOIS3Q 13331$ONV > > > > IJ. AVMHDIH/AVMQVOd O3DN31a3dX3 JO SdV3A in en g o N N N °D uVI ED CV p ~ ra_SNOIIV3Id11330'8 S3SN3011 ¢ w C Q — ¢ U ,x W U) < g U z z z z a COa a z z IM CO MC m cc co G - N O co O Q m Oz. y O I. Q zQ w z a aCU cu'n o w Y J 2i Q yi D M W Er) O o w o O o c�' o m a tr- 0 d o z _ r Q U) W ¢ F Z Z J Q r� nim O_71: Z o' a Z a �Qi. a Z w a a p (:1 — Ne0. z a i o / p r u) CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH EONruTIN6 PROFESSIONAL AH®ITEC URAL&MOURN SERVICES►etre ONLY(COW WEST FOR 00n>fffumONS NIL 12.04-02 ® JUAN H. VAZQUEZ, PE, PH, BCEE VICE PRESIDENT/PROJECT MANAGER ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Mr. Vazquez has more than 26 years of civil engineering experience including: 1'f` preparation of stormwater master plans, drainage studies, and street improvements. He has designed highways, interchanges, intersections,(both urban and rural), prepared pavement designs, transportation studies, hydrologic- hydraulic (H-H) and scour studies, utility relocations, etc. He recently managed a general engineering service contract for the South Florida Water Management District. Mr. Vazquez is a Professional Hydrologist (PH) and a Board Certified Environmental Engineer (BCEE) specializing in water supply and waste water. For the fourth year in a row, Mr. EDUCATION Vazquez is in the "Who's Who book of Environmental Engineering, 2010". He is B. S. Civil Engineering. University of currently the president of the Association of Engineers and Land Surveyors of Puerto Puerto Rico, 1985 Rico, Florida Chapter. PROFESSIONAL RELEVANT EXPERIENCE REGISTRATIONS Seaboard Marine Cargo Terminal Redevelopment Phase III, Port of Miami, • P.E. Florida License Florida No.51143/1996 Principal in Charge. He provided quality control and project management services for .Virginia License drainage design of the Seaboard terminal at the Port of Miami redevelopment. He is P.E P.E 0402 0a5Licens4 also the Engineer of Record for modifications and injection well permitting. No.P.E. Puerto Rico License Structure Inspection Program (SIP) Non-Sta Structures — South Florida Water No.11385/1989 Management District(SFWMD) ® P.E. Michigan License Project Manager. He was in charge of the civil, electrical, mechanical and structural No.4648211999 engineering inspection services for: 31 culverts, 13 pump stations, 13 spillways, and 2 Professional Hydrologist weirs. The extent of this project also included a Phase 2 inspection, and report of the S - cense No.Hydrol gist2006 65D Boat Lock. RJ Behar also coordinated a corrosion evaluation and a lead base Li - Board Certified Environmental paint evaluation. Engineer 07-20009/2007 North County Neighborhood Improvement Project—Broward County, Florida Engineer of Record for the drainage design. He supervised, managed and provided PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES quality control reviews for the drainage design of Broward County's North County • American Society of Civil Neighborhood Improvement Project. Engineers District Engineers Permit Reviews — Central Broward Water Control District Association of Engineers and Land (CBWCD) Surveyors. Puerto Rico Technical Expert. He provided hydrologic-hydraulic expertise and reviewed technical • Americaner Society of Highway issues regarding projects. He provided hydraulic design of a large culvert canal Engineers crossing. American Public Works Design/Build for 1-595 Final Design, Broward County, Florida — FDOT, District 4 (AECOM/Dragados) Association American Institute of Hydrology Task Manager responsible for the overall drainage master plan update and complete Florida Institute of Consulting drainage design for the entire corridor, which includes exfiltration trenches, storm • Water Resources sewer design and analysis, cross drain analysis, and both wet and dry retention, and Engineers, CommitteeMcate stormwater management designs for seven out of eight design zones. He was er American Academy of engineer of record for two of the eight segments. He also prepared the stormwater Environmental Engineers master plan for the wining proposal. Project length: 10.5 miles± C 4 Canal Flood Protection Belen Section — South Florida Water Management YEARS OF EXPERIENCE District(SFWMD) 26 Years Project Manager. He was in charge of the design of a flood wall, and new drainage ® outfalls in the area of Belen, Miami-Dade County. YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR 2000—Present ®jo R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 14 JUAN H. VAZQUEZ, PE, PH, BCEE 5-310 Clewiston Lock Structure Inspection—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Project Manager. He managed the structural, electrical and underwater evaluation of the navigation lock structure. The report included evaluation of existing conditions, repair recommendations, and cost estimates. He also coordinated the sediments ® sampling and testing for CERCIA metals. Flood Mitigation Assistance—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Project Manager for conducting a survey of flood mapping needs and requirements of 123 communities in South Florida. Hidden Acres Estates Feasibility Study—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Project Manager for a structural evaluation of the feasibility to raise 17 mobile homes and attachments above the projected flood levels. This was part of the Kissimmee River restoration project. . Neighborhood Improvement Projects, La Gorce,West Avenue and Nautilus—City of Miami Beach, Florida Engineer of Record for the design of the drainage improvements for three City neighborhoods. He supervised the hydraulic analysis for the improvements and performed design of three stormwater pump stations for pressurized injection wells. Area West of US-1, Drainage Design and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Mitigation Pump Station — City of Hallandale Beach, Florida Project Manager for the neighborhood improvements and designed a stormwater pump station. Area West of US 1 Drainage Study—City of Hallandale Beach, Florida Drainage Engineer. He prepared a master drainage study to analyze existing conditions and develop alternatives to resolve and mitigate flooding problems. NE 32nd133"i Avenue and NE 17th Avenue—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Drainage Engineer. He was responsible for the development of improvements to the drainage system, and in charge of reviewing reports and calculations. SW 2nd Avenue—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Drainage Engineer. He performed a review of the existing drainage system and proposed alternatives for improvements. A report of the findings was completed and discussed with the City's staff. Ansin Boulevard, Drainage Improvements—City of Hallandale Beach, Florida Project Manager. He was in charge of the design for roadway and drainage improvements in the industrial area of Ansin Boulevard. ® Canal J Culvert—City of Coral Springs, Florida Drainage Engineer who designed, permitted, and prepared plans for the construction of a 700 foot canal culvert. He was also the project manager for the construction services of this assignment. Battersea and Douglas Road Drainage Improvements—City of Miami, Florida Task Manager. He supervised the design of drainage improvements to alleviate a flooding problem at the intersection of two city streets. North Andrews Gardens Neighborhood Improvement Project, Broward County Office of Environmental Services Drainage Engineer. He performed drainage calculations for the FDOT drainage connection permit. SR-824 Pembroke Road and Hillcrest Golf Course Drainage Study—FDOT, District 4 Engineer of Record for a drainage study performed as part of a District Wide Minors contract. The project entails the connection of drainage from Pembroke Road (SR 824) to use lakes at the Hillcrest Golf course for additional storage and drainage capacity. The project included a groundwater model to estimate the capacity of proposed lakes to dispose stormwater runoff. SR-874 Drainage Master Plan TA 874.04—Miami Dade Expressway Authority (MDX) Mr.Vazquez was the senior drainage engineer in the development of the existing condition drainage maps for the SR 874 Drainage Master Plan. He led the stormwater model development utilizing AdICPR drainage software. ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING/UTILITY DESIGN Lake Okeechobee Water Retention/Phosphorus Removal Critical Restoration — South Florida Water Management Department(SFWMD) Project Manager for the analysis and hydraulic design of retention ponds at three dairy farms in the Lake Okeechobee basin. The retention ponds will provide treatment, phosphorus removal, and re-hydration of isolated wetlands. Assessment of Water Management Practices within the Four Priority Basins of the Lake Okeechobee Watershed — South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Project Manager for the assessment of Best Management Practice's (BMP's) to apply to different land uses within Lake Okeechobee's Watershed. The BMP's intent is to reduce levels of phosphorous and other nutrients. The model used was the Watershed Assessment Model(WAMview). Water Management Practices were assessed for specific sites and for tributaries. ®,II R.J.Behar CONILMTLYGPBOF890NALwirmnEA6EYfialEILIINMAIM FIIM ON Y(CQiA) SECTION 3 - PAGE 15 1101111 FOR 01,UllRCAY10N7 NO.1244-02 JUAN H. VAZQUEZ, PE, PH, BCEE CM @ Risk for Parker and Atlantic Bridges Rehabilitation, Broward County, Florida, FDOT, District 4 Project Manager for environmental permitting, MOT plans and utility coordination. Project length:0.194 miles. Utility Zone 303- Broward County Water and Wastewater Services, Florida Project Manager and Engineer of Record for design of water and wastewater services to an existing industrial area. He was also project manager for the construction inspection services. Miami River Greenways Environmental Assessment—City of Miami, Florida Performed Quality Control Reviews of the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment(ESA). Hialeah Mulching Pit Groundwater Sampling Report—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager for preparation of the site's semiannual groundwater sampling reports. The reports address heavy metals in ground water and the monitoring results every six months. The scope includes addressing comments from Miami-Dade Department of Environmental Resource Management(DERM). Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport entrance Interchange Landscaping Project—Broward County, Florida Project Manager. He developed a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan(SWPPP) for landscaping of the interchange area. Old City Hall Site Environmental Assessment—City of Lauderhill, Florida Principal for a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) based on the guidelines of the American Society of Testing Materials(ASTM)standard, E 1527-00 conducted by a Certified Environmental Inspector(CEI). NW 7N/9Ih Avenue Connector, Project Development and Environmental (PD&E) Study — FDOT, District 4/City of Fort LauderdalelBroward County, Florida Drainage Engineer for the PD&E study of the NW 7th/9th Avenue connector through downtown Fort Lauderdale. The study included environmental documents, alignment alternative and corridor analysis, and right-of-way relocation plans. He developed the location hydraulic report. North County Neighborhood Improvement Project— Broward County Water and Wastewater Services, Florida Reviewer/Environmental Engineer. Provided peer review of Reclaimed Water Master Plan, water and sewer plans, and roadway/sidewalks. Crown Linen Water and Sewer Plan— INGEMEL S.A. Project Manager for the design of new water and sewer connections and permitting services for a laundry facility expansion ® within the City of Hialeah. Sistrunk Boulevard Water Line Replacements—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Engineer of Record for the design of water line upgrades. The project included jack and bore under railroad and directional drilling under US 1. Shady Banks Septic Tank Conversion Project—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record for the conversion of a neighborhood,from septic tanks to a sanitary sewer system. SITE DESIGN Garden Court Drainage Development—City of Lauderdale by the Sea, Florida Site Engineer. He performed the stormwater management,AdICPR calculations, and provided plan revisions to the design for the construction of new residential development of 1.8 AC. Rodal Investment Corp Warehouses—Medley, Florida Site Engineer. He designed the site for a warehouse development, including parking lot, drainage,water&sewer connections and site permitting. Highland Gardens Phase 2 Cost Estimate—Broward County Housing Authority Project Manager. He was responsible for providing a cost estimate for a new 100 unit building. Miramar Town Center Bridge Culvert—City of Miramar, Florida Project Manager for the structural design of a canal bridge culvert. Countess De Hoemle Park—City of Boca Raton, Florida Task Manager. He provided structural engineering services to support design of the buildings and new signals. Task will include conduct field reviews, data collection, review building ordinances, attend meetings with the City, conduct design analyses and computations for the project structural elements for each structure. Wilde Park—City of Hialeah, Florida Drainage Engineer for a park beautification project which included parking lots, paving,grading and drainage plans. Bucky Dent Park Drainage Study—City of Hialeah, Florida Drainage Engineer. He prepared a drainage study to address flooding problems at the park. ®1II R.J.Behar AONILYELN6 PROFFIUO.NAI WHITE TUG16 BOMBS 1UIc3 RUB OW aau SECTION 3 - PAGE 16 MILER FOR OAAIUIGnOM NO.12-04-02 JUAN H. VAZQUEZ, PE, PH, BCEE Lua Curtis Library Parking lot—City of Hialeah, Florida Civil Engineer/Drainage Engineer. He prepared grading, drainage plans, water and sewer connections for a parking lot in the City of Hialeah. J.F.K. Library Parking Lot—City of Hialeah, Florida Drainage Engineer. He prepared grading, permitting and drainage plans for a 4-acre parking lot within the City of Hialeah. Hickory Hammock Equestrian Facility, Highlands County, Florida — South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) Engineer of Record for site design of, equestrian facilities, parking lot, and campground. Eckerds Store—Hialeah, Florida Engineer of Record for drainage design and permitting. TRANSPORTATION/HIGHWAY DESIGN/HIGHWAY DRAINAGE Design/Build for the Reconstruction of SE 3b Street, Belle Glade, Florida— FOOT, District 4 Drainage Engineer. The scope included the reconstruction of SE 31 Street between Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard and G Avenue project. He was responsible for designing the entire drainage system, with French drains, new outfall, control structures and prepared the drainage report and permitting packages. Project length: 0.3 miles Northlake Boulevard over the Loxahatchee Slough— Palm Beach County, Florida Drainage Engineer. The project consisted of reconstruction of a four lane divided highway, construction of a bridge, weir and walkway. He was responsible for the drainage and permitting of the project. He also provided review of weir design and canal hydraulics using the HEC-RAS model. Project length:0.349 miles/bridge. Hollywood Boulevard (SR-820)from SR•A1A to US-1 (3R)—FDOT, District 4 Engineer of Record for drainage design for a resurfacing, restoration & rehabilitation (3R) project with widening, which affected all existing drainage. He also managed a separate study to evaluate alternatives to alleviate flooding problems. The alternatives included pump stations with injection wells and new outfalls. Miami River Greenways, Segment D—City of Miami, Florida Engineer of Record for the design of the system of French drains and injection wells, to handle runoff. Also managed the permitting of the drainage systems with Miami-Dade DERM and Florida Department of Environmental Protection. Drainage Permit Coordinator—FDOT, District 6 Project Manager for review of drainage projects and coordination of permit requirements. Barton Greenways—City of Boynton Beach, Florida Drainage Engineer. Designed the stormwater management system and permitting for a new Greenway. NW 44th Street—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida Engineer of Record for drainage and permitting. Nova Elementary School— Broward County School Board Project Manager for the design of a mast arm foundation for a traffic light at Davie Road &SW 37th Street. Krome Avenue, Bridge Hydraulic Report(BHR) Miami-Dade County, Florida—FDOT, District 6 Engineer of Record for the preparation of a bridge hydraulic report for Krome Avenue over the Miami River. NW 50 Street Bridge Replacement, Miami, Florida—FDOT, District 6 Task Manager/Drainage Engineer for drainage and preparation of the Bridge Hydraulic Report. This project includes major utility coordination and large offsite areas discharging thru the project. Alley Refurbishment Program—City of Coral Springs, Florida Project Manager who evaluated the pavement conditions of 5 alleyways and prepared cost estimates and a report with recommendations for the rehabilitation. Powerline Road(SR-845)3R Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Project Manager in charge of the 3R rehabilitation project. The project includes major culvert replacement, milling and resurfacing, 8 signals, bridge improvements and signing and marking plans. Prepared maintenance of traffic plans. SR-A1A Resurfacing Project, Palm Beach County, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Project Manager for roadway improvements along AIA from Boynton Inlet Bridge to Lake Worth Road. The project includes major drainage study and improvements, milling and resurfacing, signals, bridge improvements and signing and marking plans. This project included coordination with endangered species and seagrass surveys, preservation of historical properties (two properties), coordination of impacts to 4f (Boynton Inlet park) properties. A coastal construction line permit was also obtained as well as coordination with the Fish and Wildlife Commission for impacts to sea turtles from the proposed lighting design. Prepared maintenance of traffic plans. Project length: 5 miles. U D R.J.Behar COMING SECTION 3 • PAGE 17 COMING POOF8r10%AL AOTTBTUAl6 B€L\&II1i Mal N111011T(tow OEO[QT FOO OOAIIHUn017 NO.12-04-02 JUAN H. VAZQUEZ, PE, PH, BCEE Griffin Road and State Road 7—FDOT, District 4 Drainage Engineer. Prepared the MOT and drainage design concept Phase 1 report for SR 7 and prepared the drainage modifications to the Griffin Road section. Completed the drainage for SR 7 and permitting with the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD), Broward County DNRP and US Army Corps of Engineers. Also completed plans for the relocation of a water main for Broward County Office of Environmental Services. CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE Principal-In-Charge, Special Inspector and Contract Manager for the South Florida Water Management District. (SFWMD)for: • S 332-D Pump Station Hardening • Deering Estates Floway • S-331 Pump Station Hardening • S-20F Wingwall Repairs • C-100 and C-2 Bank Restoration • G-420/422 and S-20F Roof Replacements C-100 and C-2 Bank Restoration—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Project Manager and Special Inspector. He organized staff and performed contract management. The scope of this project entailed providing construction inspection services for canal bank restoration using gabions and rip-rap revetments. S-59, S-62 and S-63 Concrete Repairs—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Task Manager. He organized staff and performed contract management. The scope of this project entailed providing construction inspection services for concrete repairs at three control structures. S-60 Gate Operational and Concrete Repairs—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Task Manager. He organized staff and testing needs. The scope of this project entailed providing construction inspection services for gate replacement and concrete repairs. Compartment C Construction Inspections—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Task Manager. He organized staff needs and performed contract management. The scope of this project entailed providing construction inspection services for construction of Compartment C. C-4 Cutoff Sheet Pile Wall—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Project Manager and Special Inspector. He coordinated, staff, testing needs, requests for information,shop drawing reviews, and material approvals. The scope of the project consisted of providing inspection services, for the construction of a sheet pile cutoff wall and concrete cap, miscellaneous drainage, and earthwork along the north bank of the C-4 canal, from the Turnpike to 132^'Avenue in Miami-Dade County, Florida. S-65E Construction Inspection—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Task Manager. He coordinated staff and testing requirements. The scope of the project involved, providing construction inspection services for S-65 E scour hole repairs and weir across the Kissimmee River. Southern CREW Imperial River Restoration, Construction Management — South Florida Water Management District. (SFWMD) Task Manager. He organized staff and coordinated testing needs. The scope of this project entailed providing construction inspection services to the Southern CREW Imperial River Restoration Project- Billy Don Grant Parcel Restoration. S-310 Clewiston Lock Structure Inspection—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Task Manager for inspection of the project and provided professional recommendations as necessary. Area West of US-1 Drainage Study—City of Hallandale Beach, Florida Task Manager responsible for the inspection of this project. He provided consultation during construction, reviewed shop drawings,evaluated change orders and responded to request for information. George Washington Memorial Highway— Mt.Vernon,Virginia Inspector. The limits of the project were from Mt. Vernon to Alexandria, Virginia. He performed daily inspections of concrete pavement rehabilitation, new concrete pavement, roadway embankment, drainage installation, landscape installation and pavement markings. The pavement rehabilitation included joint sealing retrofit of joint dowels and pavement undersealing. He also verified surveys and conducted verification elevations, performed concrete cylinder testing as part of the quality assurance procedures, and inspected the maintenance of traffic features and detours. Duties included inspection and reporting,quality control,change order reviews,quantity take off and verification for payment certification. St. Joe River Road from Calder to Avery, Idaho ® Inspector. This project consisted of constructing 10 miles of a 2-lane rural roadway on an existing railroad alignment. He performed daily inspection of earthwork operations, blasting, drainage installation, construction of gabion walls along the river banks, box culverts and also inspected three new bridges. Two of the bridges used ASSHTO beams and the third was a long ® R.J.Behar CONING PROFESSIONAL SECTION 3 - PAGE j8 PROFESSIONAL AIClT[9A16 p€LhffIIYG UMW ONLY MU II _ Ira(UT FOR YWlnafON1 NIL 12-0402 JUAN H. VAZQUEZ, PE, PH, BCEE steel girder bridge. Duties included inspection and reporting, quality control, change order reviews, quantity take off and verification for payment certification. Ansin Boulevard Drainage Improvements—City of Hallandale Beach, Florida Project Manager. He reviewed change orders and responded to request for information. Alley Refurbishment Program—City of Coral Springs, Florida Project Manager. He provided reviewed shop drawings, assessed change orders, examined completed work and responded to request for information. EXPERT WITNESS 14140 Appalachian Trail vs HOA-Tucker&Tighe, P.A. The scope of this project was to provide research, findings report and expert testimony at depositions regarding drainage impacts by homeowner's construction. Canal C-4 Expert Witness—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) The extent of this project was to provide research, final engineering reports, expert testimony at hearings, depositions, trial and post trial supplemental hearings regarding the C-4 Basin Flood Mitigation Project, in Miami-Dade County. This included rebuttal testimony as to engineering and expert testimony related to engineering fees and costs incurred by owners of properties,who were the subject of District 6's acquisition in Miami-Dade County. Serralles Industrial Park—Ponce, Puerto Rico Mr. Vazquez provided expert witness testimony in a court case between Serralles Park and the Puerto Rican Port Authority regarding damages due to flooding. The case was settled in favor of Serralles Park. The expert witness work included, providing research, hydrologic-hydraulic reports, and testimonial interviews by a Court designated mediator. Mr. Vazquez also testified at the Public Hearings during the environmental review process. 40 fl D R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE I9 COMM NOrEMONAE AOTIU WI&BfL47ie0 Mal FIIN)ONMY RQiAI OEOCEII FOR OOAIINUfON NO.124442 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH COMM PROFESSIONAL AHIffiTECTURAL&EN61NLERING SERVIO3 FIRMS ONLY(COIN REQLO]TFOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12.04-e2 ROBERT J. BEHAR, PE PRESIDENT/PRINCIPAL IN CHARGE ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE He began his engineering career in 1977 with the Florida Department of Transportation, and has over 35 years of experience in the planning, design and ^ management of transportation projects nationwide. He has worked on projects for �` 9 P Pl P1 many municipalities throughout South Florida. He has been very active member of various engineering societies where he has served as president of the South Florida Section and Miami-Dade Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Chair of w ( the American Society of Civil Engineers Highway Division, Chair of Florida Institute of - — Consulting Engineers Transportation Production Committee, and member of the EDUCATION Transportation Research Board's Geometric Design Committee. Mr. Behar was - B. S. Civil Engineering, awarded the Ben Watts Partnership Award in 2010. University of Florida,1974 Projects at R. J. Behar& Company, Inc. and project history include: M. E. Civil Engineering, University of Florida,1975 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE NW 87th Avenue (SR•9731Galloway Road) Miami-Dade County, Florida - FDOT, PROFESSIONAL District 6(FM No. 405615.3.52.01) REGISTRATIONS Principal in Charge/ Project Manager for roadway design of new construction and P. E. Florida License reconstruction of NW 87th Avenue. The scope included the new construction and No. 21755/1980 reconstruction of NW 87th Avenue from NW 74th Street to NW 103rd Street in Medley, P. E. Kentucky License Florida. This project included roadway plans, drainage, traffic, lighting, signing and No. 19836/1997 marking, signalization and bridge plans. Project length: 1.90 miles± P. E. Indiana License SR-932/W/E 49th Street (NW 103rd Street from W. 2nd Avenue to E. 10th Avenue) ® No. 19800047/1997 Miami-Dade County, Florida- FDOT, District 6(FM No. 417914-1-52-01) P. E. Michigan License Quality Assurance/Officer in Charge-The scope included milling and resurfacing and No.6201043655/1997 ADA pedestrian ramp upgrade length: 1.576 miles. RJ Behar produced all the P. E. Ohio License roadway design plans, pavement marking and signing, lighting, drainage, utility No. E-6264 coordination and permitting. Andrews Avenue Improvement- FDOT, District 4 PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES Project Manager for the new construction of Andrews Avenue from Atlantic Boulevard American Society of Civil to NW 15th Avenue - The project included roadway design, signal plans, signing and Engineers marking, lighting, bridge plans, and traffic studies. Florida Engineering Society Powerline Road (SR-845)-FDOT, District 4 Institute of Transportation Principal in Charge for the resurfacing (RRR) of 3 mile of urban roadway, including Engineers signal plans, lighting plans, marking and signing plans including signal plans, lighting Transportation Research Board plans, marking and signing plans. Southern Boulevard (SR-80) Improvements-FDOT, District 4 Project Manager/Principal in Charge for the design and preparation of construction YEARS OF EXPERIENCE documents for the reconstruction of a 2.5 mile urban roadway, including a major urban 35 Years interchange. The estimated construction cost is$ 18,000,000. SR-A1A Resurfacing (RRR)- FDOT, District 4 YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR Principal in Charge for the resurfacing plans for 5 miles of rural roadway from the 1999-Present Boynton Inlet to Lake Worth Road. Atlantic Avenue(SR-806) Palm Beach County, Florida-FDOT, District 4(FM No. 413841.1.32-01) Principal in Charge for the resurfacing (RRR) of a 3 miles roadway section from Via Flora to Congress Avenue. Alton Road (SR-907)-FDOT, District 6 ® Project manager for the resurfacing (RRR) of 3.9-mile of urban roadway, including major drainage improvements,signal plans, lighting plans, marking and signing plans. R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 110 ROBERT J. BEHAR, PE SITE DESIGN EXPERIENCE Seawall Repairs—City of Pompano Beach, Florida ® Principal in Charge for design and permitting of repairs to seawalls and site improvements at Hillsboro Inlet Park. Hialeah Public Works Site Plan—City of Hialeah, Florida Principal in Charge— The project included site redevelopment and drainage improvements associated with the construction of the new Hialeah Public Works Complex. Devine Park—Town of Davie, Florida Principal in Charge—The Town of Davie contracted RJ Behar to convert a portion of the Devine Estates Tree Nursery into an equestrian park. Police Station Parking Lot—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record for plans, contract documents, permitting, utility coordination and contract specifications. Paving, grading and drainage plans for a parking lot in the City of Hialeah. Project included French drains for water quality,and water and sewer connections. J.F.K. Library Parking Lot—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record for plans, contract documents, permitting, utility coordination and contract specifications. Paving, grading and drainage plans for a parking lot in the City of Hialeah. Project included French drains for water quality and water and sewer connections. Hialeah High School Parking Garage•Civil Plans—City of Hialeah, Florida Principal in Charge/Project Manager for civil site improvements for this parking garage within the City of Hialeah. Tiger Tail South Side of Lake Parking - Broward Community College—Broward County, Florida Principal in Charge to provide engineering design for the development of a 2-acre recreational facility parking addition in Broward County, Florida. Coral Springs Aquatic Complex Parking Lot—City of Coral Springs, Florida Principal in Charge to provide engineering design services for the addition of parking spaces at the Coral Springs Aquatic Center located at 12441 Royal Palm Boulevard within the City of Coral Springs. Sunrise Athletic Complex, Additional Parking—City of Sunrise, Florida ® Principal in Charge to provide engineering design services for the addition of parking spaces at the Sunrise Athletic Complex within the City of Sunrise. BC& FAU A. Hugh Adams Parking Garage—Davie, Florida The scope of this project consists of civil engineering services for the design-build team for a 5 story 1000 vehicle parking garage located in the Broward College Davie campus. BC Central Campus Building #6—Davie, Florida The scope of this project consists of civil engineering services for the addition building#6 at BCC. ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING/UTILITY DESIGN/PD&E'S Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for SR-8741Don Shula Expressway Ramp Connector to SW 136'"Street— MDX(Metric Engineering, Inc) Principal in Charge for the required traffic engineering analysis and the development of major documents, such as the Interchange Modification Report and the Design Traffic Technical Memorandum. The study consists of the preparation of the PD&E traffic report, for the SR-874/Don Shula Expressway Ramp Connector to SW 136t Street. The study assesses existing and future traffic operations of the interchange,given a No-Build scenario, and up to four Build scenarios. Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for SR-80 (Southern Boulevard) Improvements, Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4(C3TS) Principal in Charge for the Preparation of the Contamination Screening Report and Access Management Report. A Contamination Screening Evaluation Report was conducted to determine potential adverse effects associated with the widening of SR-80 in accordance with the FDOT Project Development and Environment(PD&E) Manual Volume 2, Chapter 22. The report identifies and evaluates the presence of known or potential contamination, presents recommendations, and discusses possible impacts to the proposed project Contamination Screening Evaluation Report. Project length: 8.7 miles. MUNICIPAL EXPERIENCE Miami River Greenways, Segment D—City of Miami, Florida Principal in Charge — The project consists of the reconstruction of an existing roadway segment along the Miami River to ® produce a scenic, landscaped, pedestrian/bicycle walkway/greenway. The project includes the design of a drainage system with wells,decorative lighting and landscape/bardscape design. ® II R.J.Behar CONTLNENG POOTB5ONAL AICTBTTOAL 6 EIQL\2LNG Salim RIM ONaY mu SECTION 3 • PAGE 111 i f` OEOEFTT FOO OOAIllICATIONI NO.12-04-02 ROBERT J. BEHAR, PE Davie Road Beautification Streetscape Project—Town of Davie, Florida Principal in Charge for the Downtown Davie streetscape beautification design/build project. The project consisted of street resurfacing, new lighting sidewalk replacement. Town of Davie Local Agency Program(LAP)Certification—Town of Davie, Florida Principal in Charge—RJ Behar assisted the Town of Davie in obtaining FDOT certification for Local Agency Program (LAP) funding of town capital projects. NW 440 Street—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida Project Manager—The project included the design and construction management of new construction for approximately 0.5 mile. The scope of services included drainage plans, marking and signing plans and lighting plans. NW/NE 13th Streetscape—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Manager - Master Plan and Public Involvement for a 2.1 mile roadway, in Fort Lauderdale including resurfacing plans,marking and signing plans, landscape plans and roundabout design. NE 15th Avenue Streetscape—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Manager — The project included master plan and public Involvement for a 1.0 mile roadway, in Fort Lauderdale. Resurfacing plans, marking and signing plans, landscape plans. Citywide Resurfacing Project—City of Tamarac, Florida Services include roadway and landscape plans for 19 miles of City streets throughout the City of Tamarac. Palm Avenue Final Design (From Okeechobee Road to 21st Street)—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record — The project included streetscape roadway plans, marking and signing plans, roundabout design, and signalization plans for 6 intersections. The project consisted of converting Palm Avenue from a one way to a two way street. East 1st Avenue to E. 2nd Avenue Between E. 16th& E. 20th Street- Design Study—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record for roadway plans,signalization plans, utility relocation plans as well as the design and drafting of signing and marking plans, traffic study, and lighting plans including lighting calculations for the reconstruction of East 1st Avenue from 1-way to a 2-way street in the City of Hialeah. The project also included neighborhood street improvement, new pavement and drainage and new sidewalks. ® West 290 Street Improvements—City of Hialeah, Florida- LAP/ARRA Project Project Manager/Principal in Charge to provide roadway improvements on West 29th Street from West Okeechobee Road to West 4th Avenue within the City of Hialeah. The scope of this project consisted of sidewalk,curb and gutter replacement and patching,driveway replacement and patching, manhole and inlet cleaning, inlets and valve box adjustments, replacement of inlet tops, removal and installation of single post signs. This project was part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which was supported by federal funds. One of the challenges on this project was to prepare roadway plans which would improve the roadway corridor while minimizing the federal funds the City would have to use. The project consisted of extensive field work in order to locate roadway deficiencies.ADA improvements, curb, driveway and sidewalk repairs, utility locations and roadway repairs were some of the aspects documented for this project. Review of Roundabout Design for SW 61st Avenue and SW 38th Court—Town of Davie, Florida Principal in Charge — RJ Behar was contracted by the Town of Davie to provide traffic engineering services. Under this contract we were asked to evaluate the existing geometry of the roundabout at the intersection of SW 61st Avenue and SW 38ih Court. SE 15th Street, South Miami Road, SE 10th Avenue Intersection Improvements—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Principal in Charge — RJ Behar has been contacted by the City of Fort Lauderdale to provide engineering design services for the intersection improvements of SE 15th Street with Miami Road and SE 10th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale. DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT/STORMWATER MANAGEMENT/STORMWATER MASTER PLANS EXPERIENCE Driftwood Neighborhood Street and Drainage Improvements—Town of Davie, Florida Principal in Charge-The project consisted of site improvements and drainage improvements. Stormwater Master Plan—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager for the City's stormwater master plan- He coordinated with SFWMD, City of Hialeah and client. Bucky Dent Park Drainage Analysis and Design—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager - The services included an alternatives analysis report to resolve the park's drainage problems. Three alternatives were proposed including cost estimates for each. 40 ®�II R.J.Behar (py�ryp6P60IBUONLLA &EiQL1'FQnictarns ITIM1011Y(COW SECTION 3 • PAGE 12 RMMER FOR OLRInaBONI NO.12-04-02 ROBERT J. BEHAR, PE Neighborhood Improvement Projects, La Gorce,West Avenue and Nautilus—City of Miami Beach, Florida Project Manager for the neighborhood improvements to three City neighborhoods—He was responsible for drainage design and water and sewer relocations. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING/BRIDGE EXPERIENCE McDonald Park Pedestrian Bridge, City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager— Services included the structural design for all the piers supporting the pre-fabricated pedestrian bridge and field inspection. 5T"Street Fire Station Mezzanine Addition—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record — The project included structural design for the new mezzanine and coordinating the mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire sprinkler systems modifications. The structural modifications required that the existing foundations be reinforced for the additional loads. Structural Inspection of Monorail System—Miami Metro Zoo, Florida Engineer of Record for structural evaluation and report. CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT NE 33rd Avenue Construction Management—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Principal in Charge for the reconstruction and improvements of the NW 33rd Avenue Neighborhood, from NW 19th Street to NW 29th Street, which includes: main water line replacement, drainage improvements, lighting improvements and roadway rehabilitation. Riverwalk South Regional Park Resident Project Representative—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida "City of Fort Lauderdale Community Appearance Award—May 8th 2008" Project Manager for the reconstruction and improvements of a portion of Riverwalk Regional Park between SE 3rd Avenue and Andrews Avenue, which includes: new fire line, new vacuum sewer line, replace overhead utilities to underground, install 14 new marine power station and evacuation pedestals, replace existing two way road with one way pavers road, coordinate seawall repair, new tropical landscaping and new lighting system. Construction Management Oversight—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida ® Principal in Charge for the construction of"The Island", a veteran's memorial park located at the intersection of SR-7 and SW 36th/37th Street. RJ Behar advised the City of Lauderdale Lakes during construction and worked with the City to close out the project. Also, RJ Behar helped the City to obtain FDOT certification for Local Agency Program(LAP)funding for this project as well as other of their capital improvement projects before construction. TRANSPORTATION/TRAFFIC STUDIES/TRAFFIC OPERATIONS NW 44th Street Traffic Study—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida He prepared traffic study for the design of NW 44th Street roadway improvements from East of State Road 7th within the City of Lauderdale Lakes. The study included traffic projections warrant analysis and an arterial progressive analysis. Pembroke Road Traffic Study— Broward County Engineering Principal in Charge — He prepared traffic study to warrant 3 signals on Pembroke Road, including warrant analysis and traffic projections. Wal-Mart-Traffic Study—Town of Davie, Florida Principal in Charge—Reviewed traffic study for a new Wal-Mart store proposed in the Town of Davie. FIU Traffic Study— Miami-Dade County Public Works Engineer of Record for the traffic study to improve congestion in the vicinity of FIU. Palm Avenue Traffic Study—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager/Principal in Charge —Reviewed traffic study, roadway plans, signalization plans, utility relocation plans as well as the design and drafting of signing and marking plans and lighting plans including lighting calculations for the reconstruction of Palm Ave.from 1-way to a 2-way street in the City of Hialeah. NW 107th Avenue Feasibility Study—Miami•Dade County, Florida Principal in Charge—Feasibility Study of corridor extension including traffic operations plan, analysis of level of service and potential traffic signal operations, tum movements, and signal timings for numerous intersections. FSUTMS was used to forecast the volumes, which were then analyzed in SYNCHRO to obtain the operational characteristics of the projected roadway. 4 R.J.Behar COHm1N6rr FERIONA1utauUTUu&EiGThmi.NcSWIM 11E111KYRIM SECTION 3 • PAGE 113 HHIUT HH HIAUMATIONI X0.12-0442 ROBERT J. BEHAR, PE SW 328th Street from SW 152nd Avenue to SW 137th Avenue—City of Homestead, FloridalMiami•Dade County Public Works Department, Highway Division/Plans Review and Design ® Principal in Charge—The scope of the project included master planning and feasibility analysis for the new roadway. This project involved the upgrading of the existing traffic signals to mast-arms and internally illuminated signs. The design phase for this project comprised drainage, lighting, signalization, signing and pavement markings. PARK/RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Tamarac Sport Complex—City of Tamarac, Florida Principal in Charge for the design for the site plans of a new sports complex in the City of Tamarac. Wilde Park—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record for a park beautification project. Services included parking lots, paving, grading and drainage plan,overall park site plan,complete landscape plans, and all permits. Southeast Park Master Plan—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record for a park master plan. The master plan was developed and approved by the city. Services included conceptual plans for parking lots, park furniture, ball fields, basketball courts and tennis courts, cost estimates for construction and design. Milander Park Master Plan—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record for plans, contract documents, permitting, utility coordination, and contract specifications. The project includes paving, grading, drainage, and lighting plans for a 4-acre parking lot in the City of Hialeah. Project includes French drains for water quality. Westwind Park Improvements—City of Lauderhill, Florida Principal in Charge— RJ Behar provided lighting improvements for the park's fitness trail and design of exercise equipment pads along the trail as well as construction inspections. Welleby Park Expansion—City of Sunrise, Florida Principal in Charge — RJ Behar provided coordination with the City of Sunrise for the location and design of the concrete pads for the"LifeTrail"ADA accessible wellness/exercise stations. COST ESTIMATES Neighborhood Participation Program—City of Sunrise, Florida Prepared cost estimates for eighteen neighborhood improvement projects. The project included performing field investigations to determine the project scope to estimating the quantities and cost for the improvements. Cost Estimating Services—City of Sunrise, Florida Prepared construction and cost estimates for various recreational facilities. EXPERT WITNESS Gratigny Parkway•Client: Florida Department of Transportation (Defendant)—Hialeah, Florida Service Provided: Mr. Behar provided expert witness for a right-of-way acquisition case for eminent domain for the acquisition of several parcels on the Gratigny Parkway. This was one the first eminent domain cases tried based on the current Florida Eminent Domain Laws. ®1II R.J.Behar CONILNTLtise60R3tl09A1A�TETTXAIIEiSLDU1Dic InmFUNS 011r(NQN SECTION 3 • PAGE j 14 i OEUM F0O OUIIHUSIO21 N0.1244-02 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENQUIRING SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(LTXAS REQUEST FOR QUAI1JICATIONS NO.1244.02 DAVID M. BOYER, PE ® ENVIRONMENTAL /DRAINAGE/PERMITTING � " � �` T ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE iri /� Mr. Boyer has over 25 years of experience including expertise in stormwater ��'r, management and treatment system design, highway, municipal and private .. drainage design, and project management. He also has an extensive -.1 -1) 'p '++ -42: r--011#41 r If ) background in roadway drainage design and permitting projects for the Florida i ' '.I ��, 1 Department of Transportation (FDOT) on multiple Interstate and Turnpike i ' roadway widenings. Mr. Boyer has experience in the drainage design on L ' ' j several airport projects, such as the Miami International Airport and the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. At RJ Behar, he is the Director of Water Resources. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE --- ., SR-836 Emergency Access Ramp, Miami-Dade County, Florida - Miami- Dade Expressway Authority(MDX) EDUCATION Drainage Engineer of Record - All the associated drainage design, B.S. in Environmental Engineering environmental permitting and utility coordination are a part of this project. The University of South Florida project consists of creating a single lane ramp that connects the Florida Tampa, Florida, April 1985 Turnpike on-ramp to the westbound SR- 836 extension for emergency use only. PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS The emergency ramp was requested by the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department to reduce their response time to emergencies along the SR-836 P. E. Florida License extension and locations where using the SR-836 extension would be the most No.43226, 1990 direct route. This design is considered'complex-highway"and will be part of the ® P.E.Washington License MDX system. An emergency u-tum will be designed on the SR-836 Extension No. 34591/1997 between SW 127th Avenue and SW 1370,Avenue. Project length: 1 mile NW 7th/9th Avenue Connector(Design)-City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Lead Drainage Engineer - He is responsible for the urban drainage design, Member of Florida Engineering storm sewers, stormwater quality treatment, and permitting, The project Society includes the roadway design of an urban section, 4-lane divided connector National Society of Professional between NW 7" and NW 90, Avenues. The scope of this project includes Engineers signalization, drainage design, signing pavement marking and permitting as American Society of Civil well as public involvement coordination. Engineers Project length: 1.5 miles SR-8361Auxiliary Lanes PD&E Study, Miami-Dade County, Florida - (Subconsultant to: EAC consulting, Inc.) YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Drainage Engineer-He oversaw preparation of the conceptual drainage report 25 Years Project length: 5 miles SR-16 Developer Project-Jacksonville, Florida YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR Senior Drainage Engineer on this developer project that involved providing dry 2009-Present detention and dry retention can meet SJRWMD criteria and FDOT District 3 criteria at the same time. He saved over $9 million by not having to obtain right-of-way for a wet detention pond. He was responsible for rural roadway drainage, cross drain design, and analysis of two bridge class culvert widenings along with stormwater permitting. Parsons Avenue Reconstruction-City of Tampa, Florida Drainage Engineer - He redesigned a one acre retention/percolation basin used for roadway runoff treatment and attenuation. II 01 R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 115 DAVID M. BOYER, PE Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) Master Plan—City of Riviera Beach, Florida Lead Drainage Engineer for a project to prepare a master plan for the 850 acre Community Redevelopment Area (CRA), ® which included the relocation of a one mile portion of US-1. He was also responsible for the creation of the pre and post- drainage models for basin delineation and stormwater pipe sizing. Industrial Avenue Corridor Stormwater Improvements—City of Boynton Beach, Florida Mr. Boyer was a member of the team responsible for the design of a large roadway and drainage project serving approximately 23 acres of industrial land use and 49 acres of residential land use in Boynton Beach. The project was originally conceived by City Staff to provide an outfall for the stormwater runoff that accumulates along Industrial Avenue and along SW 6th Street in Lake Boynton Estates. Dennison Road Fire Station—Hillsborough County, Florida Project Engineer for civil design of a fire station located on a two acre site. He designed and permitted all site improvements including water service, septic tank system, road access, parking and stormwater facilities. The site was located within a closed basin and had no positive outfall. East Bay Executive Golf Course—City of Largo, Florida Drainage Engineer— He designed and permitted the stormwater management system for this 22 acre facility and obtained the City of Largo Development Order. East Bay Golf Course, Parcel D Fill—City of Largo, Florida Project Manager— He was responsible for the design and permitting of the filling of a seven acre parcel for development. The parcel was located within the 100-year floodplain and required SWFWMD permit approval before the City of Largo would allow development of the parcel. Water View Estates—City of Largo, Florida Project Manager—He was responsible for the redesign and permitting of the second phase of development. This site will be used for the floodplain compensation for the East Bay Parcel D fill project. This project also involved revising the existing stormwater management system for adherence to local standards. East Bay Golf Course, Parcel D Bridge—City of Largo, Florida Project Manager— Responsible for the design and permitting of a ConSpan bridge to provide access to an internal parcel. The bridge project involved channel flood routing, floodplain compensation and stormwater management designs. He prepared specifications and bid documents for construction and generated bid tabulation for the owner. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport Infield Parking—Fort Lauderdale, Florida Drainage Engineer—He provided the preliminary drainage design and permitting for the AmeriJet and Emery sites. FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION EXPERIENCE Design/Build for 1-595 Final Design, Broward County, Florida—FDOT, District 4(AECOM/Dragados) Water Resources Director responsible for the overall drainage master plan update and complete drainage design for the entire corridor, which includes exfiltration trench, storm sewer design and analysis, cross drain analysis, and both wet and dry retention stormwater management designs for seven out of eight design zones and is responsible for the drainage plan preparation and for two roadway design sections, as well as all coordination between six different design firms. Project length: 10.5 miles± 1-95 HOV Lanes (South of PGA Boulevard to South of Donald Ross Road) Palm Beach County, Florida — FDOT, District 4 Senior Drainage Engineer for this widening project. Analysis involved exfiltration trench design, storm sewer design and analysis, box culvert, cross-drain analysis, design of dry retention treatment systems parallel to the interstate, and stormwater permitting. ISR-80 Design East, Parker Avenue to Australian Avenue, West Palm Beach, Florida—FDOT District 4 Drainage Design Engineer for 0.75 mile widening project. Analysis involved exfiltration trench design, storm sewer design and analysis, coordination with other SR-80 design projects and stormwater permitting. He also provided post design drainage services. SR-51US-1 Improvement— FDOT, District 4 Senior Drainage Design Engineer on this 2.9 mile road improvement project in St. Lucie County. Analysis involved exfiltration trench design, storm sewer design and analysis, cross drain analysis and coordination with St. Lucie County on the design of three regional stormwater ponds. He was responsible for all of the drainage permitting. He also provided post design drainage services. ®�II R.J.BeharCO'(TT rNGP10RSUOMAI IUfM=&EilUREIBQMICR FONRMM T=FA) SECTION 3 • PAGE 116 ICBM FOR 4LUIEHGIIONS NO.1244-02 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTINUE&PROTTmOXAL A6tIITECTURAL&FN&ATERING SIBYICFS MO ONLY Ncow &WEST FOB QUALIFICATIONS NO.1244 2 JAVIER RODRIGUEZ, PE QUALITY ASSURANCEIQUALITY CONTROL ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Mr. Rodriguez has extensive experience in urban and rural roadway design including geometry, drainage, quantity computation and construction cost estimating. His expertise includes project scheduling and administration. He has served as design engineer, drainage engineer and permit coordinator as well as project manager. At RJ Behar, Mr. Rodriguez is the Director of Civil Engineering and oversees all aspects of design and construction document preparation. He I` has more than 25 years of experience. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE EDUCATION Town of Davie In-House Staff Support—Town of Davie, Florida B. S.Civil Engineering, Florida Project Manager — This assignment involves serving as the Town of Davie International University, 1987 Engineering Department Staff. Duties include reviews and comments for development projects Development Review Committee (DRC), attending DRC PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS meetings, providing review of construction permit applications, providing site P. E. Florida License inspections and assisting the Town Engineer on technical matters. Additionally, No.48264/1994 Mr. Rodriguez serves as acting Town Engineer during the Town Engineer's vacations and/or absences. TRAININGICERTIFICATIONS Town Engineer—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida c. Advanced Work Zone Traffic Control As Town Engineer, his responsibilities included review of all building permits, fill Training 2007 permits, developing cost estimates for the Town's capital improvement budget and APWA—NPDES Requirements& representing the Town on all engineering matters. ® Understanding Stormwater Collection I-75/Griffin Road Interchange Study—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida System 2010 Engineer — He developed the geometric concepts for the I-75/Griffin Road Roadside Design Course,October interchange. 2002 Miracle Mile Median and Signal Improvements—City of Coral Gables, Florida Project Manager— The scope included the design and coordination of converting Stream Stability and Scour at Highway Miracle Mite from a 6-lane undivided to a 4-lane divided section. The project Bridges included exclusive left tum lanes, sidewalk improvements and replacement of all signals. SR-71Sunrise Boulevard Construction Inspection—City of Lauderhill, Florida YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Project Manager — The scope included the Construction Engineering Inspection 5 Years Services for this intersection improvement project in the City of Lauderhill. This 2project involved the widening and reconstruction of this major urban arterial YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR intersection and was accomplished through an agreement between the FDOT and 2004 - Present the City. It included extensive utility coordination, resulting from the widening of SR-7. The project was under FDOT oversight as SR-7 is a state road. The project also involved drainage improvements, signalization and lighting. The project required a complex Maintenance of Traffic plan including periodic lane closures. Sistrunk Boulevard (from Federal Highway to 2701 Avenue) — City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Manager— The scope of this project involved streetscape, traffic calming and extensive public involvement, and water line replacement for the City of Fort Lauderdale CRA. NW 7"h190,Avenue Connector, Project Development and Environment Study— City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Assistant Project Manager — The scope of this project involved environmental fie documents, alignment alternatives analysis, corridor analysis and a right-of-way relocation plan. fl0 R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 117 JAVIER RODRIGUEZ, PE NW 7th19th Avenue Connector(Design)—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Manager— The project includes the roadway design of a 1.5 mile urban section, 4-lane divided, connector between NW 7th and NW 9th Avenues in Downtown Fort Lauderdale. The scope of this project includes signalization, drainage design, signing and pavement marking, permitting as well as public involvement coordination. NW 44th Street Improvements—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record —Project activities included the development of a typical section analysis to determine the most feasible alternative as well as the development of construction documents and permitting. A drainage analysis was also performed for the design of the outfall structure that connects to a local canal. The scope of this project consisted of the enhancement of an existing swale conveyance system as well as improvements to the existing streetscape with the addition of a sidewalk feature along the project limits. Project length: 1.90 miles City Engineer—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida City Engineer — The project consisted of providing professional civil engineering consultation to the City of Lauderdale Lakes Engineering and Construction Management Services Division regarding plan development reviews, associated engineering activities and weekly inspection services. Bus Shelter Design-Build Criteria Package—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida Engineer—He developed a Design-Build criteria package for the construction of six bus shelters along SR-7 (US-441) in the City of Lauderdale Lakes. This assignment included establishing the design criteria for the shelters, utility coordination, coordination with FDOT,coordination with Broward County Transit and determination of available right-of-way. Citywide Resurfacing Inspection—City of Coral Springs, Florida Project Manager—He supervised the inspection on 15 miles of street resurfacing. Sunrise Lakes Boulevard Improvements—City of Sunrise, Florida Engineer of Record —The scope included the improvement of 2.3 miles of an urban collector. The improvements included the addition of "Valley Gutter" on the outside edges of pavement and the reconstruction of the median. It also included milling and resurfacing the entire 2.3 miles, installation of new pavement markings and signage and aesthetic treatments at three intersections. Battersea and Douglas Drainage Improvement—City of Miami, Florida ® Project Manager for the drainage improvements for a residential street intersection. This project involved producing an alternative analysis, construction plans and permitting to relieve flooding at this intersection. It also included permitting for the improvements. The selected alternative included the use of injection wells and upgrading of existing storm sewer system and outfall. Town of Davie, Local Agency Program(LAP)Certification—Town of Davie, Florida Project Manager— He prepared the application for the Town to receive certification to receive funds from FDOT for capital projects. SE 15th Street, South Miami Road, SE 10th Avenue Intersection Improvements—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Manager — He provided the engineering design services for the intersection improvements of SE 15th Street with Miami Road and SE 10th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale. Seven Isles Entry Beautification—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Manager — The project consisted of improvements to the Seven Isles Entryway. These improvements included adding a parking space on the west side of SE 23rd Avenue as well as beautifying two of the existing bridges. Old Davie School Improvements—Town of Davie, Florida Project Manager— The scope of this project consists of drainage, parking and utility improvements for an historical school (now converted to a museum)and adjacent park property. SR•818 (Griffin Road)—FDOT, District 4 Project Engineer — He provided assistance in establishing alignment, designed geometry throughout the entire job and designed all intersections using CADD as well as assisted with the drainage design and produced the bridge hydraulic reports. Olive Avenue Streetscape—FDOT, District 4 Project Manager/Engineer of Record — This project involved traffic calming, landscaping, signalization and drainage improvements. The project also involved the replacement of water and sewer lines. TRAFFIC ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Town of Southwest Ranches Traffic Study—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record — He was responsible for determining the best traffic calming practices including volume studies and speed studies. fi R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 1 18 mY1NTh6 PKO}UUouu Ai4D1 TUAL a ecamrvs MICE!}RNI OUT(tOW MEM RE OUIDitATION1 NO.1244-02 JAVIER RODRIGUEZ, PE Wal-Mart Traffic Study—Town of Davie, Florida Project Manager—This project involved the review of a traffic impact study for a new Wal-Mart store proposed in the Town fib of Davie. He provided Development Review Committee(DRC)participation. NW 44th Street Traffic Study—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record—This project included a traffic study with data collection; signals warrant analysis and progression analysis along SR-7. Transportation Master Plan Traffic Counts—City of Hallandale Beach, Florida Project Manager—This project included 24 hours and turning movement counts for a master plan study aimed at improving congestion within the City of Hallandale Beach. Land Use Amendment Plan -Traffic Study/Traffic Counts—Town of Davie, Florida Project Manager—RJ Behar is preparing a traffic study, on behalf of the Town of Davie, for a Land Use Plan Application to increase density within the Town's Regional Activity Center. The study includes traffic counts, projections of the new traffic demand and analysis of the existing and future operational conditions in the areas roadway network. Pembroke Road Traffic Study—Broward County Engineering Project Manager/Engineer of Record —This project included a traffic study of the roadway under existing and for the future conditions. Pembroke Road over 1-75 is a new link. The analysis included forecasting of traffic volumes for the new link and signal warrant analysis for three intersections. Keystone Point Neighborhood Traffic Study—City of North Miami, Florida Project Manager— RJ Behar was contracted by the City of North Miami to conduct a speed study for the Keystone Point Neighborhood. The study's objective was to determine the number of vehicles traveling above the speed limit and overall traffic speeds throughout the neighborhood. Additionally, the report was to include traffic calming measures that could be implemented to deter speeding. SITE PLANNING AND DESIGN EXPERIENCE Seawall Repairs—City of Pompano Beach, Florida Project Engineer— This project includes repairing existing seawalls for Hillsboro Inlet Park and Indian Mound Park in the City of Pompano Beach. Repairs include replacing existing concrete piles and pile caps, sealing cracks along the seawalls and backfilling areas of undermining near wall joints. RJ Behar utilized an existing conditions report generated by the City to produce construction documents for the contractors. These documents include various options for repairing deficiencies within the walls. Devine Park—Town of Davie, Florida Project Engineer—The Town of Davie contracted RJ Behar to convert a portion of the Devine Estates Tree Nursery into an equestrian park. Site elements include multi-use pedestrian/equestrian trails, a gazebo overlooking the existing pond, design of a drainfield for the proposed bathrooms, horse trailer parking and staging area for patrons with enclosure of the remaining tree nursery with associated maintenance access. Permitting entities include the Town of Davie, Central Broward Water Control District and Broward County Health Department. Hialeah Public Works Site Plan—City of Hialeah, Florida Engineer of Record — He was responsible for the site remodeling, demolition and reconstruction phasing of the City of Hialeah Water and Sewer Department Complex. The project included extensive utility coordination to coincide with the construction phasing for the project, new site layout, new exfiltration trench drainage system and design of new water and sewer facilities to service site. Tiger Tail South Side of Lake Parking- Broward College—Broward County, Florida Project Manager — He was in charge of the engineering design for the development of a two acre recreational facility parking addition in Broward County, Florida. Coral Springs Aquatic Complex Parking Lot—City of Coral Springs, Florida Project Manager in charge of providing engineering design services for the addition of parking spaces at the Coral Springs Aquatic Center located at 12441 Royal Palm Boulevard within the City of Coral Springs. SR-7/Sunrise Boulevard Lighting Design—City of Lauderhill, Florida Project Manager for the lighting plans preparation — This project consisted of roadway lighting design for SR-7 (US-441) at Sunrise Boulevard in the City of Lauderhill. The design was completed in accordance with FDOT roadway lighting criteria. Due to numerous existing utilities, the light pole foundations included the design of spread-footings as well as extensive coordination with utilities owners. The project also involved procuring a permit from FDOT. o R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 119 CONI NLNO OROFEBIONAL ABCFELRUAI&BENTOING LFmm Rile am MA) 11 MET FIR OIAIlntAfl017 NO.124402 JAVIER RODRIGUEZ, PE Sunrise Athletic Complex, Additional Parking—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record—He was in charge of providing engineering design services for the addition of parking ® spaces at the Sunrise Athletic Complex within the City of Sunrise. BC & FAU A. Hugh Adams Parking Garage— Davie, Florida Design Engineer— The scope of this project consisted of civil engineering services for the design-build team for a five story 1,000 vehicle parking garage located in the Broward College Davie campus. BCIFAU Parking Garage Expansion, Davie, Florida— Broward College Project Manager — Responsible for the design, permitting and construction administration services. The scope of the project includes drainage, parking and utility improvements for a new parking addition to Broward College's campus. Project length: Not applicable. BC Central Campus Building#5 Stair Repairs— Davie, Florida Project Manager—Responsible for providing engineering design services for the reconstruction of a two-story staircase, on the east side of the existing Building#5 located within the Central Campus in Davie, Florida. BC Central Campus Building#6—Davie, Florida Design Engineer— The scope of this project consisted of civil engineering services for the addition of Building #6 at BC, including demolition, paving,grading and drainage, permitting and utility coordination. EPD(Environmental Protection Department) Laboratory Green Building—Broward County Engineering Project Manager—The scope of this project included drainage design, signage, permitting and utility coordination. Fleet Maintenance Facility—Miami-Dade County, Florida Project Manager — He was responsible for preparing the civil engineering and structural plans for the Fleet Maintenance Facility. Services included contract document, permits, and utility coordination. Knight Ridder Engineer of Record—He was responsible for all aspects of design and the plans preparation. Performing Arts Center Engineer of Record—He was responsible for all aspects of design and the plans preparation. PARK/RECREATIONAL FACILITIES EXPERIENCE Welleby Park Expansion—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Manager in charge of the coordination with the City of Sunrise for the location and design of the concrete pads for the"LifeTrail"ADA accessible wellness/exercise stations. Wolk Park Lake Improvements—City of Lauderhill, Florida Project Manager— The scope of this project consisted of lighting improvements for the park's fitness trail and construction inspections of same. Westwind Park Improvements—City of Lauderhill, Florida Project Manager — The scope of this project consisted of lighting improvements for the park's fitness trail and design of exercise equipment pads along the trail as well as construction inspections of same. Multi-Use Trail—City of Plantation, Florida Project Manager/Engineer of Record — The scope was for approximately 2 miles of a pedestrian/bicycle facility including trail heads and rest stops. Engineer of Record and Project Manager for the following parks: • Flamingo Park—City of Miami Beach, Florida • Normandy Park—City of Miami Beach, Florida • Amelia Earhart Park—Opa-Locka, Florida • Westside Park—City of Deerfield Beach, Florida • McKeithen Park—City of Deerfield Beach, Florida • Master Plan for Athletic Complex at Hallandale H.S. BCSB Engineering Support during construction for the following parks: • Mc Donald Water Park—City of Hialeah, Florida He provided engineering support during construction for the design of the Mc Donald Water Park. • Sunrise Village Park—City of Sunrise, Florida He provided engineering support during construction for the Sunrise Village Park. ® R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 120 i f EONTEnmusing. &maws trm eFIRMS ONLY Ma) [EOtBT FOO OturnuIISNI NO.124442 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTAT ING PROFESSIONAL ARTIECTVRAL&FN INEEBA6 SERVICES FIRMS ONLY MAI HOLIEST FOR Q AI1FItATlONSNO.12.04-02 ANTHONY V. ALFRED, PE ill SIGNING AND MARKING Ij ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Mr. Alfred has extensive experience in transportation design engineer ng. He is well- L'''''' Ilko. versed with the FDOT design and plans preparation process. He has participated in .-1--t..—iii public involvement, and has been the Utility Coordinator for many FOOT projects. He ; h--—„ ^ rJJJ proficiently uses and trains staff on how to use MicroStation (V8)/GEOPAK running the _ FOOT Site Menu. Mr. Alfred has experience in the preparation of lighting analyses `w using the AGI32 software. He has used electronic delivery(PEDDS) to submit projects l to FDOT, District 4. With 19 years of experience, Mr. Alfred brings a wealth of —` knowledge in transportation engineering and design. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE EDUCATION Miami River Greenways, Segment D–City of Miami, Florida B. S. Civil Engineer, Florida Project Manager – The project consists of the reconstruction of an existing roadway International University, segment along the Miami River to produce a scenic, landscaped, pedestrian/bicycle Miami, Florida 1991 walkway/greenway. The project includes the design of a drainage system with wells, decorative lighting and landscape/hardscape design. PROFESSIONAL SR-836 Emergency Access Ramp, Miami-Dade County, Florida – Miami-Dade REGISTRATIONS Expressway Authority(MDX) P. E. Florida License Project Manager – Mr. Alfred provided the design and engineering services, roadway No. 51857/1997 plans, traffic control plans, drainage analysis, environmental permits, utility PROJECTSIPROFESSIONAL co- ordination, lighting plans, signing and marking plans, structures (retaining walls) and special access gates. The project consisted of the creating a single lane ramp that ® AWARDS State of Florida Department of connects the Florida Turnpike on-ramp to the westbound SR-836 extension for Fort Lauderdale emergency use only. The emergency ramp was requested by the Miami-Dade Fire Transportation: Tonstuction Office Team Rescue Department to reduce their response time to emergencies along the 836 Achievement Award for the extension and locations where using the 836 extension would be the most direct route. This design was considered "complex-highway" and will be part of the MDX system. An Sunrise Boulevard Project emergency u-turn was designed on the SR-836 Extension between SW 127th Avenue and SW 137th Avenue. The design of a retaining wall was also required along the YEARS OF EXPERIENCE alignment in the vicinity of the South Florida Water Management District C-2 Canal. All 19 Years the associated drainage design, environmental permitting and utility coordination were part of this project as well. Project length: 1 mile. YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR Districtwide In-House Consultant Plans Review/Support Services, Fort 2006- Present Lauderdale, Florida–FDOT, District 4 Project Manager – Plans Review: The project includes reviews for compliance with FDOT criteria, construction time estimate preparation/review, review of computation booklets, specification packages, cost estimates, etc. The deliverables include review comments in the ERC database, marked-up plans, design exception variation reports, contract time estimates, traffic control plan review/constructability, quantity computations with pay item verifications, utility conflicts, right-of-way encroachments, etc. Design Support Services: Perform design services for the FDOT issued on a Task Work Order basis. The deliverables will be CADD compliant, in electronic format,signed and sealed with PEDDS. Design support includes the handling of project manager's duties for FDOT as well. 0 LKR.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 121 ANTHONY V. ALFRED, PE SR-836 Auxiliary Lanes, Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study, Miami-Dade County, Florida — MDX (EAC Consulting, Inc.) ® Project Engineer— The scope includes widening and construction of auxiliary lanes on SR-836 at NW 57th Avenue to the Toll Plaza. RJ Behar provided the drainage analysis, typical section package, utility coordination and the design variation package. North Bayshore Drive Roadway Improvements—City of Miami, Florida Project Engineer— The project consisted of roundabout construction along with milling and resurfacing. The scope of this project included roadway plans, signing and marking plans and landscaping plans:RJ Behar introduced the design of a roundabout(traffic circle)on the corner of North Bayshore Drive and NE 17th Terrace. Project length: 0.317 miles Downtown Miami Storm Sewer Project(North Bayshore Drive)—City of Miami, Florida Quality Control Engineer — The project consisted of a total reconstruction of the roadway and the design and implementation of a drainage system, which included the replacement of the subsurface drainage system. As part of the stormwater management system, drainage wells were utilized to assist in alleviating the flooding. The project required drainage calculations for approval from Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Management(DERM). Hillsboro Boulevard/Military Trail Intersection Improvement—Broward County Engineering Senior Engineer who prepared the roadway plans, signing and pavement marking plans, drainage plans and utility coordination for this major intersection improvement project. NW 711,19'"Avenue Connector(Design)—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Engineer—The project includes the roadway design of a 1.5 mile urban section, 4-lane divided,connector between NW 7th and NW 9th Avenues in Downtown Fort Lauderdale. The scope of this project includes signalization, drainage design, signing pavement marking and permitting as well as public involvement coordination. Project length: .5 mile NW 44th Street Drainage Improvements—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Engineer responsible for the design plans,construction documents and specifications for the construction of a swale and sidewalk with tree wells. This included the typical section analysis, plans, cross sections, drainage structures, traffic control plans and stormwater pollution prevention plans.A drainage analysis was also performed for the design of the outfall structure,which connects to a local canal. Bus Shelter- Design Build—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida Project Engineer — Responsible for preparing the Design Build Criteria Package for the construction of five bus shelters along State Road 7, between Oakland Park Boulevard and Commercial Boulevard. This involved the preparation of the scope,contract requirements, specifications, etc. North Miami Avenue between NE 169th Street& NE 170th Street—City of North Miami Beach, Florida Engineer of Record for addition of cul-de-sacs, curb and gutter typical sections, parking areas and drainage improvements. He also provided the utility coordination and the public involvement. SR-71Sunrise Boulevard Lighting Design—City of Lauderhill, Florida Project Engineer and Utility Manager for the lighting plans preparation. This project consisted of roadway lighting design for SR-7 (US-441) at Sunrise Boulevard in the City of Lauderhill. The design was completed in accordance with the FDOT Roadway Lighting Criteria. Due to numerous existing utilities, the light pole foundations included the design of spread- footings as well as extensive coordination by Mr. Alfred, who functioned as the utility manager, with the utility owners. The project also involved procuring a permit from FDOT. Project length: 1.5 miles SW 328th Street (SR-9336) from SW 152^d Avenue to SW 137th Avenue, City of Homestead, Florida — Miami-Dade County Public Works Department- Highway Division/Plans Review and Design Project Manager— The scope of the project included master planning and feasibility analysis for the new roadway. This project involved the upgrading of the existing traffic signals to mast-arms and internally illuminated signs. The design phase for this project comprised of drainage, lighting,signalization, signing and pavement markings. Project length: 1.52 miles East 56th Street, East 4th Avenue to East 8th Avenue—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Engineer — He developed the horizontal and vertical geometric design, drainage, typical sections and earthwork computations. He generated the quantities and prepared display boards for public involvement meetings. Mr. Alfred also coordinated utility relocations with the utility agency owners(UAO). Welleby Park Expansion—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Engineer in charge of the coordination with the City of Sunrise for the location and design of the concrete pads for the °Life Trail° ADA accessible wellness/exercise stations. He was also in charge of the regrading and drainage design ® required,which solved the existing drainage problem within and around the Tot-Lot play area. He also coordinated with the various manufacturers and supervised the production of the specifications package. fllI] R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 122 COWIINThG PBOIUUOSAL AOIUIThCTUAI I Fx6L11E 1 UIVI1:13 MPH OAlY(CCM I I ItOWI Pot OUIUYUUONI NO.12-04-02 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH P CORLL9 NG PROFESSIONAL ARCIIRE URAL&FNOQHBRl6 SERVICES Hum ONLY(CIXA) REQUEST FOR Qea1>HrumON3 NO.12-04-02 ® CARLOSMAZORRA, PE STREET HIGHWAY DESIGNERISIGNALIZATION -;:-:.7.::::.: ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE �5. Mr. Mazorra has been the Project Engineer/Manager for the preparation of numerous, very successful highway construction plans. This included design of horizontal and _'9 vertical geometry with GEOPAK software. He has done drafting plans, profiles, cross -q',- sections, traffic controls and various ancillary roadway plan sheets using MicroStation - software. Mr. Mazorra has designed roadway signal plans in collaboration with traffic engineering and structural engineering personnel. He also has 11 years of experience S as an FDOT employee and knows the policies and needs of the FDOT from both a ♦ V�I u\�`'- ; 'L:r: technical and managerial perspective, and can thereby assure the success of any project. At RJ Behar, Mr. Mazorra is responsible for the design, project management EDUCATION and quality control for the Company's Highway Group. He has 25 years of B. S.Civil Engineering, experience. University of Miami. December1983 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Design/Build for 1-595 Final Design- Broward County, Florida- FDOT, District 4 PROFESSIONAL (AECOM/Dragados) REGISTRATIONS Task Manager - He is in charge of the design and production of the signalization P. E. Florida License design of twelve intersections along SR-84 for the reconstruction of the 1-595 corridor. No.42653, 1990 Project length: 10.5 miles±. NW 44th Street-City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida CONTINUING EDUCATION Project Manager- Construction of a new 4-lane median divided facility. The project ® 2005 Bentley MicroStation V8 includes roadway plans, drainage plans, privacy walls plans, permitting, utility User Update coordination and inspection services. Atlantic Boulevard/Rock Island Road Intersection Improvement - Broward County Engineering YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Project Manager- He prepared the traffic study, roadway plans, signalization plans, 25 Years signage plans, drainage plans and utility coordination for a major intersection improvement. Project length: 0.501 miles YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR Hillsboro Boulevard/Military Trail Intersection Improvement - Broward County 2002- Present Engineering Project Manager - He prepared the traffic study, roadway plans, signalization plans, signage plans, drainage plans and utility coordination for this major intersection improvement. Hollywood Boulevard/N. 28th Avenue Intersection Improvement - Broward County Engineering Project Manager- He prepared the traffic study, roadway plans, signalization plans, signage plans, drainage plans and utility coordination for this major intersection improvement. SR-820 (Pines/Hollywood Boulevard) From East of 64th Way to West of SR-7, Broward County, FL- FDOT, District 4 Project Manager-Responsible for the design and production of roadway, signing and pavement marking and signalization plans. The scope of work includes milling and resurfacing (RRR) of the existing pavement; upgrading roadway signs and curb ramps to meet current standards, upgrade pedestrian and signal features and Landscape improvements. Project length: 10 miles. II ®10 R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 123 CARLOS MAZORRA, PE SR-838(Sunrise Boulevard)NW 27th Avenue, Broward County, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Project Manager in charge of the design and production of roadway, signing and pavement marking, and signalization 41 plans. The scope of this safety improvement project is to mill and resurface NW 27th Avenue, as well as improve the existing signalization system. SR-838(Sunrise Boulevard) NW 31s,Avenue Broward County, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Project Manager in charge of the design and production of roadway, signing and pavement marking, and signalization plans.The scope of this safety improvement project is the addition of two left turn lanes, milling and resurfacing, and pavement widening and the addition of two new signal mast arms. SR-5(US-1/South Federal Highway) Deerfield Beach, Florida— FDOT, District 4(FM No. 403575-3-52-01) Project Manager — He was responsible for the milling and resurfacing (RRR) of a major arterial; including safety improvements. SR- 5/US-1 Resurfacing (Boca Raton, Florida)—FDOT, District 4(FM No. 415310-1-52-01) Project Manager — He was responsible for the milling and resurfacing (RRR) project of 1.4 miles of a major collector. Upgraded pavement markings were included. SR-806(Atlantic Avenue) Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4(FM No. 413841-1-32-01) Project Manager for the roadway improvements. The scope included milling and resurfacing (RRR) of 2.8 miles of a major arterial roadway, including drainage improvements, pavement marking and signing, lighting plans, eight signal locations, a public involvement program and landscape improvements. Powerline Road (SR-845) Palm Beach County, Florida — FDOT, District 4 (FM No. 229812-1-32-01; 229812-1-62-02; 229812-3-32-01) Project Engineer for signal design. The project included milling and resurfacing 3 miles of a major collector, 8 signal upgrades, safety improvements and miscellaneous drainage improvements. NW 87th Avenue(SR-973/Galloway Road)Miami-Dade County, Florida—FDOT, District 6 (FM No.405615-3-52-01) Project Engineer in charge of the signalization plans for the new construction and reconstruction of NW 87th Avenue from NW 74th Street to NW 103rd Street in Medley, Florida. The scope of this project included roadway plans, drainage, traffic, lighting, signing and marking, signalization and bridge plans. Project length: 1.90 miles. PLANS REVIEW SR-AIA Plans Review— FDOT, District 4 He performed complete plans review for a roadway design project. US-1 Plans Review—FDOT, District 4 Mr. Mazorra performed complete plans review for a roadway design project. Sheridan Street Plans Review— Broward County Highway Engineering He performed complete plans review for a roadway design project. FEMA PROJECTS Mr. Mazorra is a former FDOT employee, after Hurricane Andrew he performed traffic control duties at several intersections in Miami-Dade County. These projects included: Crandon Boulevard, Key Biscayne, Florida— FDOT, District 6 The scope consisted of the rehabilitation and replacement of missing street lights. City of Homestead Business, Homestead Florida—FDOT, District 6 The scope consisted of the rehabilitation and replacement of landscaping material. City of Coral Gables, Florida—FDOT, District 6 The scope consisted of the rehabilitation and replacement of landscape material project. Miami-Dade County, Florida— FDOT, District 6 The scope consisted of the rehabilitation and replacement of landscaping material. EXPERT WITNESS Eminent Domain Expert Witness— FDOT, District 4 The scope of the project was to provide engineering services including review and analysis of construction plans, right-of- way maps, cures and other engineering issues including traffic flow analysis, design access analysis and any related 40 engineering service requested, to prepare exhibits and testify at deposition and trial. fl D R.J.Behar COSECTION 3 • PAGE 24 PBIIFEMONAI Atm&ENMEIIN6 URAICH RIM MY(MA) 1E0=FOR OWI1GE1ONI NO.12-04-02 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH (ONnNRIN6 PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENGINEERING SERVICE{F1116 ONLY(COW REQUEST FOR OPAID1CAUONSNO.12-04-02 JERRY PICCOLO, PE ® MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURAL DESIGN ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE �, Mr. Piccolo serves as a Senior Highway, Bridge Engineer and Structures Department Manager for RJ Behar. He has a thorough understanding of advanced structural engineering and the associated computer skills. He also has a very practical background -tea in bridge construction and construction contract administration procedures. This background enables him to produce a set of plans which are constructible, economical and rarely require supplemental agreements during construction. �:7 Mr. Piccolo has been the Project Manager and Engineer of Record for numerous very >R � successful highway and bridge projects over the past 18 years as a consultant. Mr. Piccolo also has 15 years of experience as an FDOT employee. He was the first FDOT EDUCATION Bridge Engineer to design a bridge that withstood a ship impact (Choctawhatchee Bay B.S.C.E., University of Florida, Bridge)and the first to design a curved steel box girder superstructure(Thomasville Road 1976 Flyover). He was presented with the Bill Dean Award by FDOT and is listed in the'Who's Graduate Studies, Who in Science and Engineering". University of Florida, 1984 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONAL Powerline Road (SR-845) Broward County, Florida-FDOT, District 4 REGISTRATIONS Engineer-He provided Quality Control reviews and mast arm calculations. P. E. Florida License 1-595 Highway Improvements, Broward County, Florida-FDOT, District 4 No.22979/1980 Engineer-He provided design calculations for the overhead sign trusses. 1-95 HOV, Palm Beach County, Florida-FDOT, District 4 Certified Bridge Inspector - Engineer - He performed the Quality Control review for two separate 1-95 HOV design Bridge Inspectors Training contracts. The scope of services included geometries, drainage, signing and marking with Program, FDOT& USF. 1982 traffic control reviews. 1-95 Resurfacing, Broward County, Florida- FDOT, District 4 Engineer-He provided Quality Control reviews and prepared bridge joint repair plans. YEARS OF EXPERIENCE SR-806(Atlantic Avenue) Palm Beach County, Florida-FDOT, District 4 34 Years Provide Quality Control reviews and mast arm calculations. Project included resurfacing RRR of a 2.8 miles section from Via Flora to Congress Avenue. The project included YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR complete design of resurfacing 2.8 miles off a major arterial roadway, including drainage 2000-Present improvements, pavement marking and signing, lighting plans, 8 signal locations, a public involvement program, and landscape improvements. Project length: 2.8 miles. Commercial Boulevard, Broward County, Florida-FDOT, District 4 Engineer-He performed Quality Control reviews and mast arm calculations. Sunrise Boulevard Milling and Resurfacing-FDOT, District 4 Engineer-He prepared marking and signing plans. SR-60/27thAvenue Intersection Improvement- FDOT, District 4 Engineer-Mr. Piccolo performed Quality Control reviews. Dixie Highway Intersection-FDOT, District 4 Engineer-He provided Quality Control reviews. SR-AMA in Boca Raton, Florida-FDOT, District 4 Engineer-He provided Quality Control reviews. SR-AIA in Ft. Pierce, Pines Boulevard at I.75 and University Drive in Broward County, Florida-FDOT, District 4 40 Engineer-He performed Quality Control reviews. 1.„...,- IME R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 125 JERRY PICCOLO, PE CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION EXPERIENCE • SR-826/SR-836 Interchange; Resident Engineer, Mr.Chuck Robshaw(Retired) ® • SR-826 from 12th to 37th Avenue; Resident Engineer, Mr. Chuck Robshaw(Retired) • US-27 from SR-826 to the Turnpike; Resident Engineer, Mr. Chuck Robshaw(Retired) • US-1 from Sample Road to the County Line; Resident Engineer, Mr.William Walsh PE BRIDGE/STRUCTURAL DESIGN EXPERIENCE Structure Engineering Services—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) Structural Engineer for design services as subconsultant to the GEC team for refurbishment of navigation locks S-61, S-65, S-65A & S-65D; lock hoist upgrades for navigation locks S-131, S-135, G-36; and spillway hoist upgrades to 5-44 and G- 57. Northlake Boulevard over the Loxahatchee Slough—Palm Beach County, Florida Structural Engineer in charge of the bridge work and weir control structure. The project consists of reconstruction of a four lane divided highway,construction of a bridge,weir and walkway. Project length:0.25 miles Hurricane Sign Replacements— FDOT, District 4 Structural Engineer—He designed sign replacements in District 4 after Hurricane Frances and Jeanne. Battersea and Douglas Road Drainage Improvements—City of Miami, Florida Structural Design Engineer for the design of a concrete gravity wall. South Florida Water Management District North Region Structural & Mechanical Inspection Phase I — Okeechobee and Kissimmee, Florida Structural Engineer— He performed a detailed structural evaluation of 16 water control structures in the northern region of the District and prepared the structural components of the report with the findings including planning level cost estimates and recommendations of the required repairs. McDonald Park Pedestrian Bridge—City of Hialeah, Florida Structural Engineer — RJ Behar designed the pedestrian bridge across the lake at McDonald Park. The bridge superstructure was an aluminum truss and the substructure was prestressed concrete piles. During construction we 40 provided construction supervision services for the pile driving and the aluminum truss installation. Powerline Road (SR-845) Palm Beach County, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Structural Engineer — He was responsible for the design of the rehabilitation of the bridge over L 47 Canal. The project consisted of roadway design, drainage, pavement marking and signing plans, signal plans (7 locations) lighting and bridge plan services. The structural design included repairs to the bridge over Hillsboro Canal including new joints, guardrail connections, and riprap repairs. Project length: 3 miles. SR-A1A Bridge over Boynton Inlet Bridge Rehabilitation—FDOT, District 4 Structural Design Engineer— He prepared plans for replacement of the concrete rails, guardrail attachments, sealing, repair of joints and also prepared plans for construction of eight new outfalls connecting to an existing seawall. The scope included the design plans for milling and resurfacing (RRR) for 5 miles of a major rural roadway, including drainage studies, drainage design, pavement marking and signing plans, signal plans, bridge plans, public involvement, lighting and landscape plans. 1-95 Bridge over Donald Ross Road &C-18 Canal—FDOT, District 4 Structural Design Engineer — This project, for the Florida Department of Transportation, involved the widening of two medium span bridges. He prepared the bridge development report, structural plans, sound wall and retaining wall design. The design included the development of technical special provisions and permit coordination. 45th Street Bridge—FDOT Turnpike Enterprise Structural Design Engineer—His responsibilities included marketing, price negotiations,client contact, project management and QC/QA for this project. Oakland Park Boulevard Bridge over the C-13 Canal— FDOT, District 4 Structural Engineer—He was responsible for the design, shop drawings review and construction support for this structure. McClure Road Bridge Replacement— FDOT District 4 Structural Engineer — His responsibilities included marketing, price negotiations, client contact, project management and QC/QA for this project. Hidden Acres Estates Feasibility Study—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) ® Structural Engineer—He performed structural evaluation of the feasibility to raise 17 mobile homes and attachments above projected flood levels. The project was part of the Kissimmee River restoration project. ® R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 126 i AONYLVT6 POOFIIIIONAI AO®THTRAL&LY6wWS MUM NNS ONLY MON I - ODM PoO OLUDICAFIO!iS NO.124442 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH - CONTINO146 PROFLWSIONAL ABQ0UEL7UeAL&ENGINEEBB- SEM iota ONLY(ttwu REQUEST FOB QUAUTKKAYION 3 NO.1244-02 ® DAVID G. ROMANO, PE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Mr. Romano is a licensed Professional Engineer with a Master of Science .6 =' Degree in Construction Management. He has over 16 years of experience y.� specializing in the areas of Construction Engineering, Inspection and Management (CEI&M). He has worked as a Senior Project Engineer/Project Engineer on various roadway construction projects in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties, for Florida's Department of Transportation, Districts 4, 6, N , r. and the Turnpike, with an aggregate dollar value of over $120 million. Mr. - - Romano is responsible for overseeing construction operations, administration, management, quality control, monthly and final estimates (close-out package)of EDUCATION projects. He is knowledgeable in all facets of CEI responsibilities including, M. S. in Construction Management, oversight of construction operations, administration, public relations, quality Florida International University. 1995 control,final estimates and claims analysis. B. S. in Civil and Architectural Engineering, University of Miami,1993 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONAL W. 53rd Street (from W. 12th Avenue to W. 16th Avenue) Construction REGISTRATIONS Engineering Inspection—City of Hialeah, Florida; ARRA P.E. Florida License No.63817/2006 Project Manager responsible for the West 53rd Street ARRA-Funded CTQP ID #: R55016771 reconstruction projects within the City of Hialeah. The general overview and scope for this project comprised the complete reconstruction of West 53 Street LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS (from W. 12th Avenue to W. 16th Avenue) including new sidewalk, curb and CTQP-Asphalt Paving Tech. Level I- II gutter, drainage improvements - new drainage inlets,18° storm sewer cross CTQP- Earthwork Const. Inspec. Level drainage pipe, 18" exfiltration trench (French drain). Proposed in the project I -II scope are pavement milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings CTQP- FDOT Concrete Field Inspector and grading of the adjacent swale areas and sod restoration with Performance CTQP-Pile Driving Inspection Turf. Project length: 0.5 miles CTQP-Drilled Shaft Inspection Okeechobee Boulevard (SR-714) Construction Engineering Inspection — CTQP-Final Estimates Level I - II Palm Beach County, Florida CTQP-QC Manager Senior Project Engineer/Project Manager responsible for overseeing the ACI-Concrete Field Testing Technician roadway construction improvements on Okeechobee Boulevard. The IMSA-Traffic Signal Technician Level I improvements under this contract consist of providing a new second left hand ATSSA-Florida Advanced Work Zone turn lane on the west approach to the intersection, an auxiliary lane to allow for Traffic Control Course eastbound traffic exiting Australian Avenue to enter and merge onto MOT Intermediate Course Okeechobee Boulevard, a right turn lane to provide westbound traffic tuming TROXLER- Nuclear Gauge Safety Training/Hazmat Training onto Australian Avenue, milling and resurfacing of existing pavements,drainage TROXLER- Radiation Safety Officer improvements, sidewalks, a new combined traffic/rail signal system, lighting, Training Class signing and pavement markings, and tree relocation. The typical section FOOT- EEO, DBE and Payroll consists of a 6-lane urban divided arterial with curb and gutter approaching the Compliance on Local Area Projects CSX/Tri-Rail at-grade gated crossing. Signal and crossing gates will be installed FDOT Effective Schedule and Claims by CSX's Railroad contractor and coordinated with the County's roadway Management Practices approach and joint signal installations. FDOT CSC Issues Emergency Water Main Repair—City of Pembroke Pines, Florida FDOT ARRA/LAP Training Program Senior Project Engineer in charge of full construction management services for Florida Stormwater, Erosion and the emergency repair of a 16" PVC transmission water main that ruptured along Sedimentation Control Pines Boulevard, east of NW 145th Avenue in the City of Pembroke Pines. The YEARS OF EXPERIENCE project consisted of the replacement of 20 If. of a 16° PVC water main with 16" 16 Years DIP retrained sleeve pipe,fire hydrant YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR 2008—Present ®ill R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 127 DAVID G. ROMANO, PE installation for flushing and testing, backfill and compaction following FDOT specifications. The project also included the removal and replacement of two driveways connecting a shopping center with Pines Boulevard, striping and ADA sidewalk ramps. This project was executed as time and material, therefore a meticulous tracking of all contractor activities and final cost estimates was required. 1.75/Pines Boulevard Bridge Deck Repair, City of Pembroke Pines, Florida—FDOT District 4 Senior Project Engineer/Project Manager responsible for overseeing the demolition and reconstruction of the concrete bridge deck on Pines Boulevard (SR-820)over the 1-75 (SR-93) Interchange within the City of Pembroke Pines. The improvements under this contract consist of the removal and demolition of the existing concrete bridge deck on Pines Boulevard to a depth of 3.5 inches, or 1/2 inch below the top mat of reinforcing steel, cleaning all exposed reinforcing steel members of all rust and corrosion, concrete fragments, oil, dirt scale and other coating via means of sandblasting;verify and check condition of all exposed reinforcing bars to determine if any significant deterioration has occurred,and re-install/splice new reinforcing steel as necessary; and final placement,casting, and curing of the new concrete overlay deck. Atlantic Boulevard at Rock Island Road Intersection Improvements, Construction Engineering Inspection — Broward County, Florida Senior Project Engineer in charge of the improvements of Atlantic Boulevard at Rock Island Road. The Atlantic Boulevard and Rock Island Road intersection project consists of the construction of a westbound left turn lane, westbound right tum lane, and dual left-turn lanes on all four legs of the intersection. In addition, both intersection projects include drainage, sidewalks, curb &gutter, signalization, signals, roadway widening, milling/resurfacing, and signing and pavement markings, landscaping, and irrigation improvements. Project length: 0.5 miles. Hillsboro Boulevard at Military Trail Intersection Improvements, Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) — Broward County, Florida Senior Project Engineer-The Hillsboro Boulevard and Military Trail intersection project consists of widening Military Trail by the addition of northbound and southbound through lanes. In addition, both intersection projects include drainage, sidewalks, curb and gutter, signalization, signals, roadway widening, milling/resurfacing, and signing and pavement markings, landscaping, and irrigation improvements. Project length: 0.8 miles. Construction Engineering Inspection Oversight for, American Recovery & Reinvestment Act and Local Agency Projects—Broward County, Florida Senior Project Engineer for Florida Department of Transportation's Broward Operation Center. The project consists of monitoring various local agencies throughout Broward County for EEO/AA/DBE compliance to ensure adherence to the Federal,American Recovery&Reinvestment Act requirements and FDOT Local Agency Program(LAP)specifications. W. 36th Avenue (from West 76th Street to West 84th Street) Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Hialeah, Florida; American Recovery&Reinvestment Act Project Manager— Responsible for overseeing the reconstruction of West 36th Avenue, from West 76th Street to West 84th Street within the City of Hialeah. The general overview and scope of the project comprised of the complete reconstruction of West 36th Avenue, including new sidewalk, curb and gutter drainage, improvements - new drainage inlets, 18" storm sewer cross drainage pipe, 1,271 LF of 18"exfiltration trench (French drain). The project scope also included pavement milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, street lighting, tree removal, and grading of the adjacent swale areas and sod restoration with Performance Turf. Project length: 0.5 miles Pembroke Road and NW 196th Avenue Sidewalk Improvements, Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Pembroke Pines, Florida;American Recovery& Reinvestment Act Senior Project Engineer in charge of the City of Pembroke Pines Sidewalk Improvements Project. This project included the addition of approximately 22,600 LF of sidewalk adjacent to the right-of-way, milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, and new ADA ramps with detectable warning surfaces. In addition, thickened edge sidewalks with pedestrian handrails are to be installed where drop off conditions warrant. The project also consisted of drainage improvements, new curb installation,guardrail removal,grading of adjacent swales and sod restoration, and new landscaping. W. 53rd Street (from W. 4th Avenue to W. 16th Avenue) Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Hialeah, Florida; American Recovery& Reinvestment Act Project Manager/Senior Project Engineer — He was responsible for the West 53rd Street ARRA-Funded reconstruction projects within the City of Hialeah. The general overview and scope for this project comprised the complete reconstruction of West 531d Street(from W. 4th Avenue to W. 8th Avenue)including new sidewalk,curb and gutter, drainage improvements- ® new drainage inlets,18" storm sewer cross drainage pipe, 18" exfiltration trench (French Drain). Proposed in the project scope are pavement milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, and grading of the adjacent swale areas and sod restoration with Performance Turf. Project length: 0.5 miles. HID R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE j 28 (MIN PROrn94Nu xeIIIICTUAI a Beall%EMVIW mnrt 4N1Y ROW I1 Harm wo 4runHLA114N7 NO.124442 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH • CONTINUER PROFESSIONAL ARC®IECTIRAL&FXGQIERI16 SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CQIA) REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 PAOLA RIVEROS, PE DRAINAGE/PERMITTING ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Ms. Riveros has been responsible for the preparation of roadway plans, drainage plans and site plans throughout South Florida. She has assisted in drainage computations for FDOT and City projects. She has also performed construction cost estimates for ft •r , improvements that included street construction, buildings construction, and landscaping 1projects. Her responsibilities have included the preparation of drawings in MicroStation and AutoCAD for civil and roadway projects. - I� At RJ Behar, Ms. Riveros is responsible for support in drainage and permitting projects. L. She drafted and performed revisions to site, utility,drainage, and landscaped plans. EDUCATION Ms. Riveros has more than ten years of experience. B. S. in Civil Engineering, Florida International RELEVANT EXPERIENCE University, Miami Florida, SW 62nd Court—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida April 2001 Project Engineer—She prepared roadway reconstruction plans and drainage plans. NE 156 Avenue—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida A.A. in Civil Engineering, Project Engineer— Responsible for the master plan and public Involvement for a 0.8 mile Broward College, August roadway in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, which included resurfacing plans, marking and 1998 signing plans, landscape plans. NW/NE 13th Street—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida PROFESSIONAL Project Engineer— Responsible for the master plan and public Involvement for a 2.1 mile REGISTRATIONS roadway in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, which included resurfacing plans, marking and PE Washington, DC signing plans, landscape plans. No.905769,June 2010 W. 77th Street—City of Hialeah, Florida Engineer Intern Florida ProjecEngineer—She prepared roadway reconstruction plans and drainage plans. License No. 100007604, W. 37thStreet—City of Hialeah, Florida January 2002 Project Engineer—She prepared roadway reconstruction plans and drainage plans. W. 33rd Street Phases I and II—City of Hialeah, Florida PROFESSIONAL Project Engineer—She prepared roadway reconstruction plans and drainage plans. AFFILIATIONS W. 746 Street—City of Hialeah, Florida American Association of Project Engineer—She prepared roadway reconstruction plans and drainage plans. E. 18th Street, E. 9th Street and Curtis Drive—City of Hialeah, Florida Civil Engineers Project Engineer— Responsible for the preparation of roadway reconstruction plans and Association of General drainage plans. Contractors W. 7th Avenue/W. 76th Street/W. 75th Street—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Engineer—She prepared roadway plans for city street improvements. Palm Avenue Final Design from Okeechobee Road to 215t Street— City of Hialeah, YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Florida 10 Years Project Engineer— Responsible for the preparation of construction drawings for roadway reconstruction and improvements on Palm Avenue. YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR Ansin Boulevard—City of Hallandale Beach, Florida 2001 -Present Project Engineer for the reconstruction of one mile of City streets. Crown Linen Water and Sewer Plan— INGEMEL S.A. Project Engineer— She designed the water and sewer plans for a Laundry Facility within the City of Hialeah as well as coordinated permitting. North County Neighborhood Improvement Project—Broward County, Florida Project Engineer in charge of drainage design and permitting. 191 R.J.BEhdf SECTION 3 • PAGE 1 29 PAOLA RIVEROS, El C-4 Canal Flood Protection Project, City of Sweetwater, Florida—South Florida Water Management District Project Engineer for drainage design along C-4 canal north bank and flood protection cut-off wall. Design/Build for 1-595 Final Design, Broward County, Florida—FDOT, District 4(AECOM IDragados) Project Engineer involved with drainage design for several sections of the corridor. Design tasks include exfiltration trench design, storm sewer design and analysis, and both wet and dry retention stormwater management pond designs. The design involved the use of spreadsheets, ICPR,ASAD and Microstation. Project length: 10.5 miles Powerline Road (SR•845) Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Project Engineer in charge of the project design. The project included milling and resurfacing of 3 miles of a major collector, 8 signal upgrades, safety improvements and miscellaneous drainage improvements. SR-AIA Resurfacing Project, Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Project Designer for RRR project, from the Boynton Inlet Bridge to SR-802 (Lake Worth). The project included milling and resurfacing for 4 miles and reconstruction of 1 mile of a major rural roadway, as well as drainage improvements, coastal drainage studies, pavement marking and signing, overhead signing plans, lighting plans, three signal locations, bridge plans, wetland mitigation, public involvement, design documentation and landscape plans. She performed the AdICPR drainage modeling of existing and proposed conditions. Project Length: 5 miles. Hollywood Boulevard (SR•820)from SR-AIA to US-1 — FDOT, District 4 Project Engineer for the preparation of drainage plans, including coordination with utilities. Southern Boulevard (SR•80) Drainage Design—FDOT, District 4 Project Engineer — She performed area calculations and input data into AdICPR stormwater model. She performed floodplain volume compensation calculations. US•1 (Federal Highway) Hallandale Beach, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Project Designer— This RRR project went from the County Line to Hallandale Beach Boulevard. This project included the design of a 0.8 mile,six-lane, urban,divided highway as well as minor drainage Improvements. Kings Highway(SR-713)Resurfacing— FDOT District 4 Project Engineer—She assisted in the preparation of the 3R report. She prepared the Summary of Crash Analysis. Andrews Avenue, Broward County, Florida—FDOT, District 4(Keith &Schnars, PA) Project Engineer—She prepared the pond siting report. 411 TRAFFIC ANALYSES Atlantic Boulevard at Rock Island Road, Intersection Improvement— Broward County Engineering Project Engineer— Performed a traffic analysis to determine existing Level of Service (LOS) and provide recommendations to improve the existing deficiencies. It also included projections for the design year. SW 172nd Avenue Traffic Calming—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida Project Engineer who developed design altematives for traffic calming along NW 172^4 Avenue between Griffin Road and Sheridan Street. SW 199th Avenue Traffic Calming—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida Project Engineer who developed design alternatives for closing of NW 199th Avenue. NW 8th Street& Hallandale Beach Boulevard—City of Hallandale Beach, Florida Project Engineer — She performed a traffic analysis to determine the existing Level of Service (LOS) and provided recommendations to improve the existing deficiencies. COST ESTIMATING Neighborhood Participation Program—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Engineer — She prepared cost estimates for eighteen neighborhood improvement projects. The project included performing field investigations to determine the project scope to estimate the quantities and cost for the improvements. Cost Estimates—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Engineer—Responsible for preparing cost estimates for Panther Parkway improvements,Village Elementary School improvements and Sawgrass Corporate. Various Communities—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Engineer — She prepared cost estimates for 18 communities as part of the Neighborhood Participation Program. The scope of the project included new entry signs, landscaping, lighting, sidewalks, pavers and general improvements. 1110 181 R.J.Behar COMMSECTION 3 • PAGE 130 Iii P IRRsoe%u uomanaal&LYSAmIM RE m RIMS ONLY(cd u REMIT FOR unmunols No.1244-02 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONIEON6 PROFFS IOXu AeomECERAL&ENsuLEUQls smnm EMS ONLY LOW _LL REQUEST FOR OOA11FUATIONTNO.12.04-02 CARMEN A. APONTE, MSE, CEI ENVIRONMENTAL /DRAINAGE/PERMITTING ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Ms. Aponte has over 15 years of environmental/water resource experience. In addition, she is a Certified Environmental Inspector with expertise in groundwater, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling. At RJ Behar, Ms. Aponte works on environmental and water resource projects, and provides support with hydrologic/hydraulic and water quality I*=3 modeling. She has significant experience with Phase I and II environmental +• assessments. f RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Biological Study for the 118th Avenue Trail—Town Of Davie, Florida Environmental Inspector for a Biological Assessment (BA) report to document field EDUCATION observations made within the project area. She performed evaluations of existing M.S. Engineering, F.I.U. sensitive environmental resources (flora and fauna) and identified any impacts by the Miami, Florida,April 2000 proposed project. The purpose of the study was to support a variance request from ESOL V&Business Central Broward Water Control District to reshape a portion of the N-20 Canal along SW Technology—Miami, Florida 118th Avenue for the construction of a multi-use trail. B.S. Industrial Engineering- Mulching Pit Groundwater Sampling Report Facility—City of Hialeah, Florida Food Engineering, Environmental Inspector— She performed the water quality assessment of the facility on Universidad INCCA Colombia, a semi-annual basis since 2009. The reports address heavy metals in groundwater and 1991 the monitoring results every six months. The scope includes addressing comments from Miami-Dade Department of Environmental Resource Management(DERM). ONAL SR-80 Project Development& Environmental (PD&E)- FDOT District 4 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Environmental Inspector — She prepared the Contamination Screening Report (CSER), • Level 1 Assessment. The CSER report presented the findings of a contamination Certified Environmental screening evaluation for the proposed corridor improvements. This report identified and Inspector, 2000 evaluated known or potential contamination problems, presents recommendations concerning these problems, and discussed possible impacts to the proposed project. PROFESSIONAL Assessment of Water Management Practices within the Four Priority Basins of AFFILIATIONS the Lake Okeechobee Watershed—South Florida Water Management District Environmental Assessment Environmental Inspector - The scope of the project consisted of an environmental Association(EM) 2000 assessment of the existing private (urban and agricultural) and District water Member of the Order of the management practices in the four priority basins of the Lake Okeechobee watershed. Engineer 1998 Specific stormwater management practices that could be implemented to reduce Member of the Water phosphorus loading to Lake Okeechobee were identified. Recommendations were made Environment Federation,WEF on a watershed-wide basis for structural and operational improvements as a result of this Member of the American study. The computer model used was WAMView. The WAMView is a physically based Water Works Association model that utilizes the characteristics of the watershed in the generation of flows and pollutant loadings and it has the ability to simulate physical features including best management practices (BMPs) necessary to assess and to reduce phosphorus loading to YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Lake Okeechobee. for the assessment of Best Management Practices for different land 15 Years uses within the Lake Okeechobee Watershed for the reduction of phosphorus using the WAMView model. YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR Sistrunk Boulevard from Federal Highway to 27th Avenue—City of Fort Lauderdale, 2002- Present Florida Environmental Inspector who prepared contract documents for over 2 miles of new water- lines; prepared all the design calculations, cost estimates, specifications and the permit package. ® Shady Banks/Septic Area Number 5—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Environmental Inspector — The scope was for the conversion of a septic system community to a sanitary sewer system. She also designed waterline upgrades and prepared the water permit package. ®�� R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 131 CARMEN A. APONTE, MSE, CEI NW 7th/9th Avenue Connector, Project Development & Environmental (PD&E) Study — City of Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida/FDOT, District 4 Environmental Inspector- The scope of this project included the re-evaluation of the Contamination Screening Evaluation Report (CSER) in accordance with FDOT/PD&E 23, CFR 771. The environmental evaluation was performed to identify significant environmental impacts, which may have changed after previous environmental reports. Conclusions and recommendations were also provided in order to continue to the next project phase. Additional services included signalization,drainage design, signing and pavement marking and permitting. Estero Bay Nutrient Load Assessment—South Florida Water Management District Environmental Inspector who worked on the development of a nutrient load assessment model for planners, regulators and local stakeholders to evaluate various altematives to protect and enhance water quality within the basin and related impacts on Estero Bay using the WAMView model. Old City Hall Site Environmental Assessment—City of Lauderhill, Florida Environmental Inspector—She conducted Phase I Environmental Assessments and Reports NW 107th Avenue Feasibility Study— Miami-Dade County, Florida Environmental Inspector—She performed the analysis and evaluation of the existing environmental conditions and provided recommendations for mitigation where applicable. The study evaluated the feasibility for extending the NW 107th Avenue corridor from the northern terminus at NW 138th Street to NW 106th Street. Pump Station 362 Septic Tank Permit- Modem Continental South— Palm Beach County, Florida Environmental Inspector—She prepared and obtained Septic Tank Permit for Pump Station Site. McCoy Annex-Orlando Florida Post—Active Remediation Monitoring Building 7174 Environmental Inspector - Ms. Aponte performed monitoring activities to complete post-remediation monitoring of an abandoned Navy base. She measured groundwater elevations in monitoring wells, collected groundwater samples for VOC's and generated reports. Environmental Assessments (Phase I) Empowerment Zone—Miami-Dade Overtown Environmental Inspector—She conducted Phase I Environmental Assessments. Savannah River Superfund Site Department of Energy—Oak Ridge, South Carolina 40 Environmental Inspector - Ms. Aponte created a probability distribution function (PDF) based on historical data to best represent the soil hydraulic conductivity values in support of future modeling endeavors. Rocky Flats Glove Boxes and Tanks Size Reduction—Department of Energy Environmental Inspector-She evaluated innovative technologies to support DOE clean-up efforts. Miami-Dade Empowerment Trust Inc.—Town Park Gardens Apartments Environmental Inspector—She was responsible for performing an Environmental Site Assessment Phase II. She evaluated potential environmental conditions identified in the Phase I to confirm the presence or absence of hazardous substances associated with the property. (Lead base paint, lead in soil, 8-RECRA Metals) Miami-Dade Empowerment Trust Inc.—Town Park Gardens Apartments Environmental Inspector- She performed an Environmental Site Assessment Phase I. Glove Box Crate Size Reduction Department of Energy— Los Alamos National Laboratory(LANL) Environmental Inspector who evaluated cutting technologies for glove box crate size reduction. Miami-Dade Transit Agency Environmental Inspector who performed an environmental site assessment Phase I. She evaluated potential environmental conditions at three intersections in support of the conceptual planning for construction activities for the existing busway. Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory—Department of Energy Environmental Inspector who performed an evaluation of Tech-Xtract and Hydrogen Peroxide chemical decontamination on metal surfaces contaminated with tritium. Savannah River Site Department of Energy—Oak Ridge, South Carolina Environmental Inspector who performed pilot scale for strippable coatings as a decontamination method for radioactive materials (Uranium). Pollution Prevention Assessment for the Citrus Industry in Florida(Thesis Project) Environmental Masters Student - She performed this thesis project for the Citrus Industry in Florida by following basic approaches of pollution prevention, which included quantification of waste streams, identification of prevention opportunities and introductory guidance to implement these opportunities. These approaches also provided a guidance to become IS014000 certified. fl R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE ) 32 COMING PROFESSIONAL Lt TE[TIOA18 ENELIfflL'G MICAS NMS OM MAI 1811111 101 OFAiIFI[A1fOVl NO.12-04-02 CARMEN A. APONTE, MSE, CEI Midway Road/CR-712 from 25th Street to US•1 — FDOT, District 4 Senior Drainage Designer for drainage design to widen Midway Road (CR-712) west of S 25th Street (CR-615) to east of ® US-1(SR-5) in St. Lucie County. She was responsible for the pond siting report, drainage improvements, including six (6) wet ponds varying from one (1) to four (4) acres in size, small segment of French drain systems and swale regrading for side streets. She also performed the nutrient analysis for treatment of phosphorous and nitrogen loads. Length: 2.0 miles± Design/Build for 1-595 Final Design—Broward County, Florida—FDOT, District 4(AECOM/Dragados) Senior Drainage Designer involved with the drainage design for several sections of the corridor. She assisted with the design services for the preparation of construction documents of this major freeway in Broward County, Florida. The design tasks included exfiltration trench design,storm sewer design and analysis, and both wet and dry retention stormwater management pond designs. The design involves the use of spreadsheets,AdICPR,ASAD and Microstation. Project length: 10.5 miles± SR-7/NW 5th Street- Bridge Replacement, Miami, Florida—FDOT, District 6 (FM No.412808-1.32-01) Senior Drainage Designer responsible for the drainage plans and Bridge Hydraulic Reports This project included major utility coordination and large offsite areas discharging throughout the project. Services performed included the Hydrologic/Hydraulic studies, stormwater management design, bridge hydraulics, signing and pavement markings and preparation of permit sketches. Project length: 0.5 miles. SR•9971Krome Avenue, Bridge Hydraulic Report(BHR) Miami-Dade County, Fl— FDOT, District 6 Senior Drainage Designer who performed the hydraulic and scour analyses for the bridge crossing of the Miami Canal C-6 at SR-997 Krome Avenue using the HEC-RAS model. The SR-997 (Krome Avenue) Bridge crossing over the Miami Canal (C-6)(Existing Bridge No. 870134)was replaced with one northbound and one southbound road bridge. NW 87th Avenue(SR-973/Galloway Road) Miami-Dade County, Florida—FDOT, District 6 (FM#405615.3.52.01) Senior Drainage Designer who prepared the drainage plans for new construction of a major arterial. The drainage analysis was done using the AdICPR model. Project length: 1.90 miles NW 44th Street—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida Senior Drainage Designer who designed the drainage system for the roadway including pre vs. post analysis using AdICPR, stormsewer design, spread calculations,water quality ditch design with weir control, culvert life estimation and prepared the drainage report. She also prepared the Environmental Resource Permit application package. Andrews Avenue, Broward County, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Senior Drainage Designer for quality control review of the nutrient analysis for removal of phosphorous and nitrogen loads. 1.751Griffin Road Interchange, Broward County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Senior Drainage Designer for improvements to the interchange. The I-75 western ramps were realigned to converge at a new signalized intersection. Her responsibilities included the drainage design and permitting. Project length: 1 mile. Development of Truck Parking Facilities in Miami-Dade County— Miami-Dade County MPO Senior Drainage Designer for preliminary estimates of stormwater requirements as part of the planning for the new truck parking facilities. Battersea and Douglas Road Drainage Improvements—City of Miami, Florida Senior Drainage Designer responsible for developing three drainage alternatives and preparing a drainage report for drainage improvements as well as the permitting package. The alternatives included pump station, French drain and deep wells. North Broward County Neighborhood Improvement—Broward County Water&Sewer Department Senior Drainage Designer in charge of designing a comprehensive stormwater management system for a portion of the North Broward County Neighborhood Improvement Project (NCNIP). This project included assessment of the existing drainage systems, identifying problem areas, and offering a suitable solution for existing flood problems. She also prepared the permit packages including SFWMD, FDOT and Broward County. Nautilius Neighborhood Improvements—City of Miami Beach, Florida Senior Drainage Designer who performed Hydraulic modeling using AdICPR model for design of storm sewer and injection wells systems. Central Broward Water Control District Engineer Services— Broward County, Florida Senior Drainage Designer — She was responsible for some of the district reviews of drainage, engineering and as-built plans. Her responsibilities for plans review involves ensuring that the Central Broward Water Control District (CBWCD) ® engineering criteria is met and provide review comments as necessary. 61D R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 133 CORIUM Pit!UH0%AL Atm 8 IYi61'IING UrIlCI3 R21A1017I ILCCAI DOM rot OIAillIWiONI P0.124442 CARMEN A. APONTE, MSE, CEI Miramar Canal System Evaluation—City of Miramar, Florida Senior Drainage Designer who performed site evaluations to determine the existing conditions of the canal system. She evaluated the drainage basins, siltation and deterioration of seawalls. Ms. Aponte performed basin evaluation using the AdICPR model. She also studied the canal system interaction with the TURNPIKE/HEFT interchange drainage system. US-1/S12-5, St Lucie County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Drainage Designer who prepared the right-of-way occupancy permitting package and NPDES- SWPPP plan preparation. Turnpike Widening Johnson Street to Griffin Road—FDOT Turnpike Enterprise Senior Drainage Designer for drainage to widen the Tumpike main line from 6 to 8-lanes. This project involved milling, resurfacing and widening of the Turnpike. Ms.Aponte worked on the drainage design and permitting packages. Hollywood Boulevard (SR•820)from SR-A1A to US 1 — FDOT, District 4 Senior Drainage Designer- Ms.Aponte worked on the design of drainage improvements for the project. ADDITIONAL TRAININGICERTIFICATIONS • FDOT District 6 training on design of French drains and injection wells using AdICPR. • 2008 AdICPR Training • 2007 Drainage Design Using ASAD • Stormwater Management Design Course—Florida Engineering Society 2003 • Use of FDOT Drainage Standards—FDOT 2003 • Culvert Hydraulics—FDOT 2003 • Groundwater Flow and Transport Modeling with GMS(MODFLOW and MODPATH) • 40 Hours HAZMAT/Health and Safety Training • ISO 14000 Audits,Auditor Training Course • EPA Certified Lead-Based Paint Risk Assessor and Inspector in Florida(FL-03-0920045002) • Certified Environmental Inspector(CEI)for Phase I and Phase II ESA(CEI 33549) R.)t.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 134 CONTLNELNG PROFESSIONAL ASDDittrult&Ei6LAIER NG SEEM HMS ONLY(MAI II - Rrorm Fog OLuuuAllONI NO.124442 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH I [OXRATD(6 PROFESSIONAL neCHREtrtRAL&DI64LEBfN6 SERVICES MB ONLY RCUU REMIT FOR OF LMCATIONLNO.12-04-02 SANDRA SEQUEIRA, MS, El alENVIRONMENTAL/ WATER AND SEWER ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Ms. Sequeira is a civil engineer with ten years of experience in civil engineering, Oh drainage design and construction management. Her graduate degree has provided her with extensive knowledge required for civil and environmental engineering. r.,1 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Design/Build for 1.595 Final Design, Broward County, Florida — FOOT, District 4 (AECOMIDragados) r Project Engineer involved with drainage design for several sections of the 1-595 �'�i�I1IIcomdor. Design work included exfiltration trench design, storm sewer design and 1 analysis, and both wet and dry retention, and stormwater management pond designs, constructed to treat and store stormwater runoff. The designs involved the use of EDUCATION spreadsheets, ADICPR, ASAD and Microstation software packages used to design, M. S. Civil and Environmental analyze and draft storm sewer systems. Project length: 10.5 miles ± Engineering—University of SR-836 Emergency Access Ramp, Miami-Dade County, Florida — Miami-Dade Washington, Seattle. 2001 Expressway Authority(MDX) B. S.Civil Engineering Project Engineer involved in the preparation of storm drainage construction University Nacional de documents, drainage report and permitting. She was in charge of the stormwater Ingenieria, Managua, design services required for the new drainage system through the use of solid pipes, Nicaragua 1995 catch basins, manholes, existing dry retention ponds and existing ditches. The analysis of the proposed drainage condition was done with ADICPR, which also PROFESSIONAL involved the use of spreadsheets and Microstation. Project length: 1 mile. ® REGISTRATIONS Engineer Intern, Florida SR-8361SR-826(Section 5) Plans Review—MDX(EAC Consulting, Inc.) Project Engineer involved with plans review related to drainage plans and reports. License No. 1100011787 Project length: 3 miles. August 2007 SR-814/Atlantic Boulevard (from West of SR-51US-1 to SR-A1A) Broward County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Project Engineer involved with plans review related to drainage plans and reports. Microstation V8 SR-849(NW 31"Avenue)— FDOT, District 4(Sanchez-Zeinali &Associates, Inc.) AutoCADD 2005 Project Engineer involved with the preparation of storm drainage construction documents. Project length:0.8 miles. Civil 3D 2006 Water and Sewer Improvements UAZ 303—Broward County Water&Sewer . ADICPR Project Engineer responsible for permitting — The scope of this project consists of ASAD design and preparation of the construction documents for complete replacement of the Cascade water distribution system, upgrading the water transmission system and providing a new sanitary sewer system with pump station upgrades. YEARS OF EXPERIENCE SW 328th Street from SW 152"Avenue to SW 137th Avenue— Miami-Dade County 10 Years Public Works Project Engineer — Responsible for the preparation of storm drainage construction YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR documents and drainage reports. She was in charge of the stormwater design 2008-Present services required for a new drainage system through the use of exfiltration trenches, catch basins, manholes and swales adjacent to the road. The analysis of the proposed drainage condition was done with ADICPR software. Hialeah High School Parking Garage•Civil Plans—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Engineer— Responsible for the preparation of civil plans related to water and sewer design, drainage design, notes and details for the parking garage, within the City of Hialeah. • 80 R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 135 SANDRA SEQUEIRA, MS, El New Children's Courthouse—Federal GSA Project Engineer — Responsible for the preparation of an Environmental, Resource Permit, (ERP) Application Package ® essential for the construction of the project. The civil engineering design services employed for the project included, a paving layout and design, drainage/site design, water and sewer design, coordination of utilities and the stipulation of new utility services. Southside& Hardy Park—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Engineer — Responsible for the preparation of an Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) Application Package required for the construction of the project. The civil engineering design services presented for the project included, the paving layout and design, drainage/site design, water and sewer design, coordination of utilities and the provision of new utility services. Overtown NW 3b Avenue Business Corridor Streetscape Project — City of Miami Department of Capital Improvement and Transportation Project Designer—Responsible for the design drawings to make improvements to NW 3b Avenue from NW 8th Street to NW 14th Street. The civil engineering services provided for the project included a 12" water main updating design, coordination of the utilities and provisions for new utility services. North County Neighborhood Improvement Project—Broward County, Florida Project Engineer in charge of drainage design and permitting. Hollywood Boulevard(SR-820)from SR•AlA to US-1.3R— FDOT, District 4 Project Engineer—Responsible for Quality Control of drainage modifications from SRA1A to US 1-3R Country Walk, Basin 2 and 3 Drainage & Roadway Improvements — Miami•Dade County's Department of Environmental Resources Management Project Engineer — Responsible for the preparation of construction documents and drainage reports. The civil design services required for the evaluation of the existing drainage system and the new drainage system through the use of French drains and two outfalls on the Black Creek Canal. The analysis of the existing and proposed conditions was done with ICPR software. The scope of services included the coordination of utilities having an impact on the project site. Lake Forest Elementary School—Broward County Schools Project Engineer who provided civil engineering design and construction inspection services required for the modifications and additions to this school. The scope of the work included site improvements, utility design required to maintain water and sewer connections, the complete removal of five classroom buildings and one cafeteria building,construction of a one- story, 20 classroom building,a one story, 8 classroom building, a multipurpose building and covered connecting walkways. Cooper City Elementary School— Broward County Schools Project Engineer who provided civil engineering design and construction inspection services required for the modifications and additions to this school. The scope of the work included site improvements and utility design required maintaining water and sewer connections. She was responsible for the preparation of the ERP Permit Application package required for the approval of the project with South Florida Water Management District and Central Broward Water Control District. U.S. Federal Courthouse—Federal GSA Project Engineer responsible for the preparation of the ERP Application Package required for the construction of this project as well as the civil engineering design services. The scope of the work included the paving layout and design,the drainage and site design,coordination of the utilities and the provision of new utility services. Parking Garage#6—Miami-Dade County Aviation Department Project Engineer for the civil engineering design services for the Miami-Dade County Aviation Department's (MDAD) proposed $45 million Park 6 Garage. The services included the paving layout and design,drainage/site design,coordination of the utilities, provision of new utility services, and relocation of the access roadways, provision of temporary roadways, realignment of Central Boulevard and maintenance of traffic during the construction. City of Hialeah Courthouse—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Engineer for the civil engineering design services required for the proposed City of Hialeah Courthouse. The services included the paving layout and design, the drainage/site design, the coordination of the utilities and the provision of new utility services,as well as the preparation of a demolition plan. Hialeah City Hall Parking Garage—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Engineer for the civil engineering design services required for the proposed City of Hialeah Parking Garage. The services included the paving layout and design, the drainage/site design, coordination of the utilities and the provision of 41 new utility services, as well as the preparation of a demolition plan. ® IJ R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 36 COMINGPMIMIONAL A1TTHTUAL&BEDEWS FriiImD FARM was(MAI I I MAIM FOE OOAIMAIIOM NO.124442 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTINEN6 PROFFMSIQNAL AROIITECTER,AL&QIGRELRING SERVICES FIRMS mar(CVA) RN=FOR QUAIJHCATIONS NO.124402 SUGEILY PATXOT WATER AND SEWER ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE flMs. Patxot has a number of years experience performing as a Project Engineer for a range of water resource projects. At RJ Behar, Ms. Patxot is responsible for plans preparation and the calculation of drainage designs. She has worked in preparation of drainage projects as well as designing construction plans for sanitary sewers. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1-595 Final Design, Broward County, Florida— FDOT, District 4(AECOM IDragados) Project Engineer — Involved with developing the drainage master plan update, and assisted with the drainage design for several sections of the corridor. Design tasks include extiltration trench design, storm sewer design and analysis, and both wet and dry retention, and sitormwater management pond designs. The design involved the use orf spreadsheets,ADICPR,ASAD and Microstation. EDUCATION Broadview Estates BP 2 Sanitary Sewer Collection — Broward County Water and B. S. Civil Engineer, Wastewater Department University of Puerto Rico 2007 Designer—She devised plans and profiles for a sanitary gravity collection system for a complete neighborhood collection structure. SKILLS Structure Inspection Program Non-Sta Structures — South Florida Water • Microstation V-8 Management District AutoCAD Project Engineer— She coordinated the preparation of deliverables with inspectors. She Microsoft Word followed up with QC comments as well as client comments. She planned and prepared • Excel tracking charts for all deliverables. She occupied numerous hours preparing inspection • PowerPoint reports in coordination with an inspection team. ® - ASAD SR•A1A Palm Beach County, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Project Engineer— The scope consisted of roadway improvements along SR AlA, from Boynton Inlet Bridge to Lake Worth Road. The project included a major drainage study YEARS OF EXPERIENCE and improvements, milling and resurfacing, signals, bridge improvements, signing and 4 Years marking plans. Ms. Patxot devised plan revisions during post design services. C-4 Canal Flood Protection Belen Section — South Florida Water Management YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR District 2007- Present Project Engineer in charge of AutoCAD plans preparation for designing a floodwall for flood protection intended for the area of Belen in Miami-Dade. North County Neighborhood Improvement Project— Broward County, Florida Project Engineer— This project consisted of drainage design, construction management and peer review. Ms. Patxot was in charge of the AutoCAD plans preparation, drainage and quantity calculations. Hollywood Boulevard/SR-820 (US-1 to SR•Al A)— FDOT, District 4 Project Engineer in charge of organizing plans for Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood. She furthermore assisted with drainage calculations and the preparation of relevant reports. SW 176th Street from SW 107th Avenue to US-1 — Miami-Dade County, Florida Project Engineer in charge of plans preparation. The scope of this project included master planning, feasibility analysis and design.After the master planning was completed then roadway design including drainage,signing and marking design proceeded. Crown Linen Laundry—Hialeah, Florida Project Engineer — Responsible for the plans preparation using AutoCAD of water and sewer systems. The scope of services included data collection, water and sewer design and plans preparation. Ms Patxot, in addition, was responsible for obtaining water and ® sewer permits from Miami-Dade County, Water and Sewer Department and the Department of Environmental Resource Management. ®io R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 137 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH COwflNEINS PROFESSIONAL ARCERTELTERAL&ENGINEERING SERVICE FIRMS ONLY MAI MEET FOR QOAIIFICATUONS NO.12-04-02 ANDREA L. VIRGIN, ME, El, LEED AP ® CIVIL/SITE ENGINEER ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Ms. Ramudo is currently an Engineer Intern. At RJ Behar, she is working with design and plans preparation for miscellaneous civil and site engineering projects. Ms. Ramudo has H successfully managed large-scale roadway and bridge rehabilitation projects for the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). She has also performed engineering analysis of contract plans, specifications and develops alternative solutions for the client for cost-saving benefits. She is very knowledgeable working with GIS, Oracle Primavera •, Project Mgt P6, and Oracle Primavera Project Planner P3.1, various H&H modeling __ . _ _ ; software, and optimization and linear programming modeling software such as LINGO. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE EDUCATION SR-71US-441 Roadway Lighting and NW 11th Place Pedestrian Lighting M.E. Civil, Environmental & Improvements, City of Lauderhill, Florida— FDOT, District 4 LAP Project Water Resources Engineering, Project Engineer responsible for the design, quality assurance reviews of the plans, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, permitting and coordination with respective agencies. Once construction begins, Ms. 2011 Ramudo, will be responsible for the construction administration and quality assurance of B. S. Civil Engineering. Florida the project to ensure the improvements are constructed in accordance with the design. Atlantic University, May 2008 The scope of this project includes milling and resurfacing, installation of decorative stamped concrete and asphalt, lighting, landscaping, and street fumiture. This is a FDOT Local Agency Program(LAP)Project. Project length: 0.45 miles PROFESSIONAL SR-5IUS•1/Overseas Highway (from Fontaine Drive to S. of Tavernier Creek Bridge) REGISTRATIONS Monroe County, Florida— FDOT, District 6 ® • Engineer Intern Florida Project Engineer responsible for the design, permitting and construction administration License No. 1100012945, services. The scope of services includes milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement 2008 markings, traffic control plans and ADA and pedestrian features upgrades. The project access management analysis resulted in the closure of several unnecessary driveways. LEED Accredited Enhanced traffic signal signage was required due to a high rate of accidents at the Professional 0.2008 corridor's one signalized intersection. Additionally the Typical Section was modified to accommodate bicycle lanes without widening. Project length: 0.80 miles AWARDS/AFFILIATIONS/ NW 14th Street/SR-836 off Ramp, Miami-Dade County, Florida — MDX (EAC TRAINING Consulting, Inc.) Excellence in Leadership Project Engineer responsible for coordinating the design services and construction Award—FAU College of administration between EAC/MDX and the design consultant. This project consists of Engineering,2008 ramp widening and improvements for the SR-836 off ramp for NW 14th Street and upon Member—American Society of completion will help to alleviate the traffic entering into the University of Miami. Project Civil Engineers and Society of length: 350 If. Women Engineers Indian Street Bridge and Roadway Plans Review—FDOT, District 4 FDOT—Specifications Project Engineer responsible for the design, quality assurance reviews of the plans, Package Preparation Training permitting; with respective agencies, and construction administration services for the for Consultants coordination of the construction. The scope of this project includes roadway improvements, lighting, and landscaping of a portion of Indian Street. NW 7th/9th Avenue Connector(Design)—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Project Engineer for the design of a 1.5 mile new alignment urban roadway in Downtown 5 Years Fort Lauderdale. The scope of this project includes signalization, drainage design, signing pavement marking and permitting as well as public involvement coordination. Project YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR length: 1.5 miles. ® 2011 -Present ®ID R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 138 ANDREA L. RAMUDO, ME, El, LEED AP BCIFAU A. Hugh Adams Parking Garage Expansion, Davie, Florida—Broward College Project Engineer responsible for the design, permitting and construction administration services. The scope of the project • includes drainage, parking and utility improvements for a new parking addition to Broward College's campus. Project length: Not applicable. BC Central Campus Building #6—Davie, Florida Project Engineer responsible for the design, permitting and construction administration services. The scope of the project includes drainage, parking, and utility improvements for a new building addition and associated parking. Old Davie School Improvements—Town of Davie, Florida Project Engineer responsible for the civil engineering services, drainage utility improvements and construction administration services for this project. The scope of the project consists of drainage, parking and utility improvements for a historical school (now converted to a museum) and an adjacent park property. The finished site will boast a 0.70 acre voluntary wetland, playground, passive park areas and facilities to host outdoor events. Shop 3C Fleet Maintenance Facility— Miami•Dade County, Florida Project Engineer responsible for construction administration services for proper coordination from design to project completion. The scope of the project includes drainage, parking, and utility improvements for a new building addition and associated parking. SR•9All•95 Project FIN No. 423036.1.52.01 (l•95 from NW 8t° Street to SW 8th Street): Bridge and Roadway Rehabilitation—Miami, Florida (FDOT, District 6) Project Manager responsible for construction management of project, including coordination with Florida Department of Transportation, submittal reviews, field issue mitigation, RFI's, monthly progress meetings, dispute resolution, daily schedules, total project schedule, estimating, monthly submittals to FDOT, invoicing to FDOT, cost control and general correspondence and management of the project. 10 Bridges at l•595 and l-751Sawgrass Intersection: Epoxy Overlay and Various Bridge and Roadway Rehabilitation — Davie, Florida(FDOT, District 4) Project Manager responsible for construction management of project, including coordination with Florida Department of Transportation, submittal reviews, field issue mitigation, RFI's, monthly progress meetings, dispute resolution, daily ® schedules, total project schedule, estimating, monthly submittals to FDOT, invoicing to FDOT, cost control and general correspondence and management of the project. l•4 in Orange County—Various Bridges—Bridge Rehabilitation—Orlando, Florida (FDOT, District 5) Project Manager responsible for construction management of project, including coordination with Florida Department of Transportation, submittal reviews, field issue mitigation, RFI's, monthly progress meetings, dispute resolution, daily schedules, total project schedule, estimating, monthly submittals to FDOT, invoicing to FDOT, cost control, and general correspondence and management of the project. Fox Parcel 4C (WUD 08-528)—West Palm Beach, Florida Project Engineer — Assisted with the design, permitting, and construction administration of the project from conceptual design to project closeout. The project was for the new construction of a storage facility. The scope of services included designs for drainage, utilities, roadway and parking design, decorative lighting, landscaping, irrigation design, signing and pavement markings, and pedestrian access. Extra Space Storage—Miramar, Florida Project Engineer — Assisted with the design and permitting of a new construction storage facility. The scope included drainage, utility, roadway, landscaping, lighting, as well as for signing and pavement design. Rosarian Academy—West Palm Beach, Florida Project Engineer—Assisted with the utility and grading design for the addition to the school. Design included addition to the recreational areas of the school, as well as the site development for the new addition. Also assisted with the construction administration and management of the project. Liberty Center at Monarch Lakes—Miramar, Florida Project Engineer— Assisted with design, permitting, and construction administration for the new construction office space facility in Miramar, Florida. The scope of services included full drainage, utility, and site design. Project also consisted of landscaping, lighting, roadway improvements adjacent to the property, and additional parking was added. Ms. Ramudo was responsible for overseeing the overall project from conceptual design through project closeout. Devonshire at PGA National— Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Engineer Intern — Performed water distribution analysis for proposed water distribution system for this new retirement development in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE j 39 i CONFIRM PROFESSIONAL AlCllITECTFHAl&L'UNFFIING WPM FERMI ONLY rcWiM 11 - MEM FOO OLIIINLAntN NO.124142 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH COMING PRORSSIONAE ne®TETment&TN ORINO SEMIS FIRMS ONLY SCOW REQUEST FOB QUALIFICATIONS NO.12.0442 ROHAN PUNIT, El CIVIL/SITE ENGINEER ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE ME. Punit has been involved in the design process of industrial, residential, and Is.' fall commercial land development projects, in both the public and private sectors. He has assisted with the design of various stormwater systems, grading schemes, site plan designs and roadway projects. In addition to his land development experience, his construction field experience includes erosion and environmental control monitoring. Mr. Punit has used both AutoCAD and Microstation to aid in the design of numerous / projects. . ' At RJ Behar, he is responsible for support in the areas of design and permitting for multiple projects. These projects range from municipal to federal, with job duties including site and drainage design, plan revisions, and utility and project coordination. EDUCATION Mr. Punit has three years of experience. M.S. Civil Engineering, University of Florida.May2009 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Miami River Greenways, Segment D—City of Miami, Florida B.S. Civil Engineering Project Engineer — He assisted with the roadway design including drainage Minor In Business Administration improvements, signing and marking, as well as lighting design. The project consists of University of Florida,May 2007 the reconstruction of an existing roadway segment along the Miami River to produce a PROFESSIONAL scenic, landscaped, pedestrian/bicycle walkway/greenway. The project includes the REGISTRATIONS design of a drainage system with wells, decorative lighting and landscape/hardscape design. Project length: 1 mile Engineer Intern Florida License NW 87th Avenue 1mile(SR-973/Galloway Road) Miami-Dade County, Florida — FOOT, No. 11000116281 July 18, 2007 District 6 HONORS/AWARDS/TRAINING Project Engineer — He assisted with the roadway plans reparation and drainage plans. The scope consisted of new construction of NW 87thAvenue (from NW 74 • Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Street to NW 103rd Street) within the Town of Medley in Florida. Project length: 1.90 recipient Fall 2002-May 2007 miles. • 15 Place overall in the 2006 ASCE SR-51US-1/Overseas Highway from Fontaine Drive to S. of Tavemier Creek Southeast Regional Conference Bridge, Monroe County, Florida— FDOT, District 6 April 2006. Project Engineer responsible for the design and permitting. The scope of services • Dean's List-Spring 2003.2004 includes milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, traffic control plans and Fall 2005 and ADA and pedestrian features upgrades. Enhanced traffic signal signage was • Coral Springs Women's Club required due to a high rate of accidents at the corridor's one signalized intersection. scholarship winner May 2002 Additionally, the Typical Section was modified to accommodate bicycle lanes without FDOT—Specifications Package widening. Length:0.80 miles Preparation Training for SR-71US-441 Roadway Lighting and NW 11th Place Pedestrian Lighting Consultants Improvements, City of Lauderhill, Florida— FDOT, District 4 LAP Project Project Engineer responsible for the design, quality assurance reviews of the plans, YEARS OF EXPERIENCE permitting and coordination with respective agencies. The scope of this project includes milling and resurfacing, installation of decorative stamped concrete and 4 Years asphalt, lighting, landscaping, and street fumiture. This is a FDOT Local Agency Program(LAP) Project. Project length: 0.45 miles YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR NW 7th/9th Connector(Design)— Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida 2008- Present Project Engineer for the design of a 1.5 mile new alignment urban roadway in Downtown Fort Lauderdale. The scope of this project includes signalization, drainage design, signing pavement marking and permitting as well as public involvement coordination. ®JD R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 140 ROHAN PUNIT, El SITE DESIGN EXPERIENCE BC/FAU A. Hugh Adams Parking Garage Expansion, Davie, Florida—Broward College ® Project Engineer— Responsible for plans preparation and permit coordination. He assisted with drainage design to ensure proper conveyance with the existing system. As this was a design-build project,coordination among the contractors, clients, and owners was key to the successful completion of this job. Constant contact was maintained with the contractors to ensure quick turnaround times on RFI's and shop drawings. Project length: Not applicable. Seawall Repairs—City of Pompano Beach, Florida Project Engineer — This project includes repairing existing seawalls for Hillsboro Inlet Park and Indian Mound Park in the City of Pompano Beach. Repairs include replacing existing concrete piles and pile caps, sealing cracks along the seawalls and backfilling areas of undermining near wall joints. RJ Behar utilized an existing conditions report generated by the City to produce construction documents for contractors. These documents included various options for repairing deficiencies within the walls. Devine Park—Town of Davie, Florida Project Engineer—The Town of Davie contracted RJ Behar to convert a portion of the Devine Estates tree nursery into an equestrian park. Site elements include multi-use pedestrian/equestrian trails, a gazebo overlooking the existing pond, design of a drainfield for the proposed bathrooms, horse trailing parking and staging area for patrons and enclosure of the remaining tree nursery with associated maintenance access. Permitting entities include the Town of Davie, Central Broward Water Control District and Broward County Health Department. Hialeah Public Works Site Plan—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Engineer responsible for the site remodeling, demolition and reconstruction phase of the City of Hialeah Water and Sewer Department Complex. The project includes extensive utility coordination to coincide with construction phasing for the project, new site layout, new exfiltration trench drainage system and design of new water and sewer facilities to service site. E. 1n Avenue, E. 47th Street, E. 48th Street• Reconstruction—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Engineer for the design and production of roadway,drainage,signing and pavement marking plans. Sunrise Athletic Complex Additional Parking—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Engineer—He assisted with the plans preparation for this parking lot addition to the existing facility. WestWind Park—City of Lauderhill, Florida Project Engineer—He prepared the lighting layout plan. The scope of this project consisted of lighting improvements for the park's fitness trail and design of exercise equipment pads along the trail as well as construction inspections of same. BC & FAU A. Hugh Adams Parking Garage—Davie, Florida Project Engineer — He prepared site and drainage plans for the 5-level parking garage addition to the Broward College Central Campus. BC Central Campus Building #6— Davie, Florida Project Engineer—He provided the utility coordination with FPL including relocation of the existing electrical lines. BC Central Campus Building#5 Stairs Repairs—Davie, Florida Project Engineer — RJ Behar has been contracted by Broward College to provide engineering design services for the reconstruction of a two-story staircase, on the east side of the existing Building No. 5 located within the Central Campus in Davie, Florida. Mr. Punit provided CAD support, permitting and extensive coordination with the geotechnical and structural engineers during the construction period in order to have the stairs ready before the college re-opened. BC North Campus ADA Study—Davie, Florida Project Engineer responsible for a detailed ADA Evaluation Report identifying existing ADA deficiencies, evaluation notes, recommendations and alternatives, utility information, scope of work considerations and estimated cost of improvements for each area studied on the North Campus of Broward College. In total, 41 areas were studied for ADA deficiencies on the North Campus of Broward College. Of these, thirty-three were on the first floor of the campus while the other eight were located on the second floor. With the exception of five areas, deficiencies were noted for all locations studied. Three of the areas met enforceable ADA standards on the first floor and two areas met code on the second floor. In addition, thirty-one external pedestrian curb ramps were studied of which, only four met current enforceable ADA standards. TRAFFIC ANALYSES EXPERIENCE SW 178th Avenue—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida Project Engineer—He preformed a traffic study to determine recommendations for existing roadway deficiencies. ® SW 172nd Avenue—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida Project Engineer—He provided a signal warrant study for temporary fire station. ®1 R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 141 i CO TT LSs eeoffsfletiu A[®IIRnAI&lYC HM&UIVICU HBlq MY Mk MTh ree 1f%llliaflONr NO.1244-02 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONSUME PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&LXE➢OIRQi6 smnas Fm16 ONLY MT REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-0442 MARLIN SCATTOLINI ® SIGNING AND MARKING tlr. .ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE h At RJ Behar, Ms. Scattolini is in charge of design and plans preparation of roadway projects, drainage plans, signing and pavement marking plans, signalization plans, as 1 14 well as permitting package. She has more than six years of experience. , j) 0 II RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1 'Y �I SR•836 Auxiliary Lane and Interchange Improvements— Miami-Dade Expressway Authority(EAC Consulting, Inc.) Project Designer—The scope of this project is a SEIR study. RJ Behar is responsible for performing the typical section package, variance package, and drainage analyses for a 5 mile section of SR-836. SR-836 Emergency Access Ramp— Miami•Dade Expressway Authority EDUCATION Project Designer responsible for the roadway plans, traffic control plans, drainage Civil Engineering analysis, utility coordination, lighting plans, signing and marking plans, structures Universidad Metropolitana (retaining walls) and special access gates. The project consists of an emergency ramp (Caracas,Venezuela) that connects the Florida Turnpike on-ramp to the SR 836 WB extension. Project Sept 1999—Dec 2002 length: 1 mile. Miami River Greenways, Segment D—City of Miami, Florida B. S. Civil Engineering Designer— The project consists of the reconstruction of an existing roadway segment Florida International along the Miami River to produce a scenic, landscaped, pedestrian/bicycle University(Miami, Florida) walkway/greenway. The project includes the design of a drainage system with wells, May 2003—August 2006 decorative lighting and landscapemardscape design. Project length: 1 mile W. 29th Street 3R Safety Review(from Okeechobee Road to W. 4th Avenue)—City 0 ACTIVITIES/ACHIEVEMENTS of Hialeah, Florida Golden Key Honor Society Project Designer for the design and production of roadway, drainage, signing and Institute of Transportation pavement marking plans. The scope of services consisted of a 3R Safety Review, Engineering(ITE) which included crash data analysis and field observations to provide a report with ASCE American Society of recommendations to minimize the frequency of accidents. Project length: 1.5 miles Civil Engineers Palm Avenue(from West 45th Street to West 49th Street)City of Hialeah, Florida Project Designer for the design and production of roadway,drainage as well as signing SKILLS/COURSES/TRAINING and pavement marking plans. The scope of this project consisted of roadway Engineering drawing improvements, milling and resurfacing, drainage, signing and pavement markings and Fundamentals lighting plans on Palm Avenue from West 45th Street to West 47th Street and from West Various Engineering Design 47th Street to West 49th Street in the City of Hialeah. Project length:0.25 miles. courses,such as Mechanics of NW 7019th Avenue Connector(Design)—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Materials Project Designer — The project includes the roadway design of a 1.5 mile urban Structure design, Steel, section, 4-lane divided, connector between NW 7th and NW 9th Avenues in Downtown Concrete, Fluid & Mechanics Fort Lauderdale. The scope of this project includes signalization, drainage design, .AutoCAD signing pavement marking and permitting as well as public involvement coordination. Project Management, Problem SW 328th Street from SW 152nd Avenue to SW 137th Avenue— Miami•Dade County Solving Public Works FDOT—Specifications Designer responsible for the preparation of roadway, signing & pavement marking Package Preparation Training plans and drainage plans. The scope of the project included master planning and for Consultants feasibility analysis for the new roadway. This project involved the upgrading of the YEARS OF EXPERIENCE existing traffic signals to mast-arms and internally illuminated signs. The design phase for this project comprised of drainage, lighting, signalization, signing and pavement 6 Years markings. isYEARS WITH RJ BEHAR Hialeah High School Parking Garage-Civil Plans—City of Hialeah, Florida 2006—Present Project Designer for civil site improvements for this parking garage. Her responsibilities included the water, sewer and drainage layout, signing and pavement marking. NER.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 142 MARLIN SCATTOLINI E. 1n Avenue, E. 47th Street, E. 48th Street- Reconstruction—City of Hialeah, Florida ® Project Designer for the design and production of roadway,drainage as well as signing and pavement marking plans E.4th Avenue Improvements—City of Hialeah, Florida- LAP/ARRA Project Field Services Engineer— Responsible for roadway, signing & pavement marking plans and milling and resurfacing. The project consists of extensive field work in order to locate roadway deficiencies over the project's 21 block span. Milling and resurfacing, ADA improvements, curb, driveway and sidewalk repairs, utility locations, and signing and pavement marking repairs were some of the aspects documented for this project. This was a FDOT Local Agency Program (LAP) project. One of the challenges of this project was to prepare roadway plans which would improve the roadway corridor while minimizing federal funds the City would have to use. This project is part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), which is supported by federal funds. Project length: 1.239 miles. Miami Dade County Lighting Projects—Miami Dade County Public Works Project Designer—The scope of the project included lighting improvements. Powerline Road (SR-845) Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Project Designer — Responsible for the preparation of roadway, signing and pavement marking plans, 3R reports, plans preparation, utility coordination, pavement design and quantities. Project length: 3 miles. SR-5(US•11South Federal Highway) Broward/Palm Beach Counties, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Project Designer—She prepared the signing plans. SR-806(Atlantic Avenue) Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Project Designer— Responsible for the preparation of the signing plans. The scope included milling and resurfacing (RRR) of 2.8 miles of a major arterial roadway, including drainage improvements, pavement marking and signing, lighting plans, eight signal locations, a public involvement program and landscape improvements. Town Engineer—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida Traffic Counter—She prepared of traffic counts. Transportation Master Plan Traffic Counts—City of Hallandale Beach, Florida Traffic Counter — She performed traffic counts and data collection. This project included 24 hour counts and turning movement counts for a master plan study aimed at improving congestion within the City of Hallandale Beach. Structural Inspection and Survey—Miami-Dade County Parks & Recreation Department Project Inspector—She assisted to preparing the structural inspection and survey reports for the 75 parks. Sunrise Athletic Complex,Additional Parking—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Designer— She was responsible for the parking lot improvements. Her responsibilities included the parking layout, signing and markings,drainage and utility coordination. SE 15th Street, South Miami Road, SE 10th Avenue Intersection Improvements—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Designer—She was responsible for the preparation of design analysis plans. Seven Isles Entry Beautification—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Designer—The project consisted of improvements to the 7 Isles Entryway. These improvements included adding a parking space on the west side of SE 23b Avenue as well as beautifying two of the existing bridges. Old Davie School Improvements—Town of Davie, Florida Project Designer—She was responsible for the parking and driveway layout. The scope of this project consists of drainage, parking and utility improvements for an historical school (now converted to a museum)and adjacent park property. Coral Springs Aquatic Complex Parking Lot—City of Coral Springs, Florida Project Designer— She was responsible for the parking lot improvements. Her responsibilities included the parking layout, signing and markings, drainage and utility coordination. Wolk Park Lake Improvements—City of Lauderhill, Florida Project Designer—Prepared the lighting plans. Springtree Canal Rehabilitation—City of Sunrise, Florida Project Designer—Prepared the design plans. Guardrail Retrofit Program—Florida Turnpike Enterprise(URS Corporation) Project Designer—Responsible for the preparation of the canal safety program plans, roadway and roadway analysis plans. Monterra Traffic Control Plan, Williams Paving, Inc.—Medley, Florida Project Designer—Responsible for the preparation of MOT plans. Isles of Oakland Watermain Extension (Lennar Homes)—Broward County, Florida Project Designer—Preparation of MOT(Maintenance of Traffic) plans. ® R.J.Behar SECTION 3- PAGE I43 COMMP1IFIIUGNAL A6®CHY®AI&BielRINc SWIM FILM OMS RO(U I I - HEM FOB slummed NO.124442 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH COMING PROFFSSION4t AROMITRu&ENEAIY:BQ G stems FIRMS ONLY Lau HQ=FOR oenIEFIranONS t O.rz-O4.Oz ® MARCEL ORTNER, El STREET HIGHWAY DESIGN/SIGNALIZATION ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Mr. Ortner has three years of experience working on water resource projects. He was a research assistant for South Florida Water Management District, evaluating a eos nthetic product for the mitigation of damaged canals. He is knowledgeable in Ii 9 Y 9 9 9existing engineering software tools. Mr. Ortner has worked with Bentley WaterGEMS as part of a wastewater model, for Collier County. He studied in Switzerland, with a focus on water resources and geotechnical engineering. Mr. Ortner has experience working with public and private sector clients. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE SR-838 (Sunrise Boulevard) NW 27th Avenue, Broward County, Florida — FDOT, District 4 EDUCATION Project Engineer in charge of the design and production of roadway, signing, pavement B.S. in Civil Engineering Florida marking and signalization plans. The scope of this project is milling and resurfacing with International Universit . Miami, minor signal modifications and a safety review. Project length: 2,000 ft. Florida-April, 2008 Y SR-838 (Sunrise Boulevard) NW 31 ' Avenue Broward County, Florida — FOOT, GPA:3.714.0(Magna Cum District 4 Laude) Project Engineer in charge of the design and production of roadway, signing, pavement marking and signalization plans. The scope of this project is, road widening to add an additional left turn lane, with safety improvements, milling and resurfacing. Project PROFESSIONAL length: 2,000 ft. ® REGISTRATIONS SR-820/Pines/Hollywood Boulevard from East of 64th Way to West of SR-7, Engineer Intern, Florida License Broward County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Engineer Into 5 Project Engineer in charge of the design and production of roadway, signing, pavement No.1100April 2008 marking and signalization plans. The scope of work includes milling and resurfacing the existing pavement; upgrading roadway signs and curb ramps to meet current standards, improving pedestrian and signal features, and enhancing the landscape. Project length: YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 0.481 miles 4 Years Design/Build for 1-595 Final Design, Broward County, Florida — FDOT, District 4 (AECOMIDragados) Project Engineer, assisted with plan preparation for the drainage of several corridor YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR sections. Other design tasks involved, exfiltration trench design, storm sewer, and 2009-Present analysis of wet and dry retention of stormwater management pond designs. The design involved the use of spreadsheets, ICPR, ASAD and Microstation. The plans were prepared using ASAD and Microstation software. Project length: 10.5 miles. Collier County Wastewater Study—Collier County, Florida He assisted in converting an existing KYPIPE wastewater model, with 1,108 pipes (1,109 nodes), to a Bentley WaterGEMS. Jacobs Carter Burgess utilized input files from the existing County supplied KYPIPE model as data input (piping, pump and flow characteristics) for the SEWERGEMS model. Verification of the new WATERGEM model results were made against the existing KYPIPE model. Collier County Wastewater Study, Phase II—Collier County, Florida He aided in converting the County's simplified KYPIPE to a Bentley WaterGEMS model (approximately 200 of the County's pump stations were analyzed with the original model). The County desired to expand and add the WaterGEM's model to all pump stations (County-owned and private), and pressure and gravity mains to the ® WaterGEMs. This project included incorporating data for 700 county-owned pump stations, 2,200 pipes and gravity trunk main storage, into the WaterGEMs Model. The model was successfully calibrated. ®1� R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 144 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL AE®IEtlueAL&E,GIXEDRO,G smVID3 HMG ONLY(ROW REQUEST FOR QUAIIFIMnON3 NO.124442 RICHARD BOLT 40 WATER AND SEWER ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Mr. Bolt has extensive multi-disciplined experience in; civil, structural, and construction f .p•i engineering and administration, architectural design, inspections, general contracting and - ;:„1 custom computer applications. Mr. Bolt's responsibilities comprise of: construction management and observations, Computer-Aided Design, calculations for site layout, grading and paving, storm drainage, water systems and sanitary sewer systems. In addition, Mr. Bolt reviews shop drawing submittals, to be in compliance with construction documents, performs field inspections in order to monitor contractor performance, and estimates construction costs. During his EDUCATION career, his successful completion of numerous municipal projects, demonstrates his B. S. in Building Construction skillful and effective management for difficult and complex projects. Auburn University,AL 1978 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONAL Bus Shelters—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida REGISTRATIONS Project Engineer— Provided site design and construction documents for new state of the P. E. Maryland No. 14562 art bus shelters at the corner of Oakland Park Boulevard and US-441 (SR-7). P. E.Virginia No. 16025 Davie Road Beautification Project—Town of Davie, Florida Project Engineer—Along P. E. District of Columbia, the downtown section of Davie Road, Richard designed roadway and sidewalk No.8214 improvements, to create a friendly pedestrian downtown area, this included the SBCCI Building Inspector installation of brick paver sidewalks, and planter areas. ® ADDITIONAL TRAINING Nautilus and La Gorce Neighborhood Improvements Projects — City of Miami Beach, Florida Design of Roadway Drainage Project Manager—The scope was for two neighborhood drainage improvement projects. Systems- Advanced Geotech Area West of US-1 Drainage Improvements—City of Hallandale Beach, Florida Systems 2003(.6 CEU's) Senior Engineer in charge of the design and preparation of civil plans for a neighborhood drainage improvement project. He prepared an ERP permitting package, along with wetland (mangroves)mitigation plans. YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Environmental Protection Department Laboratory Green Building — Broward 30 Years County Engineering Engineer— The scope of this project included drainage design, signage, permitting, and YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR utility coordination. 2003- Present Public Safety Facility—Coral Springs, Florida Engineer — He prepared civil design plans for the construction of a structural concrete foundation, a floor slab for a pre-fabricated storage building,and modifications to a related parking lot located at the Public Safety Facility in Coral Springs. Facade Improvement at Sunset Strip Project—City of Sunrise, Florida Engineer— Designed a CiviVSite plan for a $2.2 million project, which included roadway milling, resurfacing and brick pavers along Sunset Strip, between NW 64th and NW 68th Avenues. It also included parking facilities and coordination with the construction of architectural facade improvements. Miscellaneous Cost Estimating Services—City of Sunrise, Florida Engineer — Performed construction cost estimates, bid analysis of contractor change orders, and lump sum project bids for various City projects. Bid analysis involved, comparing the contractor's estimates and unit prices with the FDOT historical cost database and additional cost indexes as applicable. ®ID R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 145 RICHARD BOLT Privacy Wall Program at NW 136th Avenue and Flamingo Road—City of Sunrise, Florida Engineer — Designed a precast privacy wall, regarding of drainage swale and roadway improvements. The project also involved median closures and coordination with landscape design improvements. W.29th Street 3R Safety Review(From Okeechobee Road to W. 4th Avenue)—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Engineer— The fast-track project was a 1.5 mile section of roadway being rehabilitated under the 'stimulus" plan. Mr. Bolt performed visual site inspections of the roadway, to evaluate the condition, and recommend reconstruction of concrete curbs, gutters, sidewalks, driveways and handicap ramps. The evaluation also entailed a small amount of asphalt pavement, and concrete drainage structures. Along with the site evaluations, the work included, writing repair or reconstruction design specifications, assisting with the development of construction documents, and preparation of the bid package. PARKS DESIGN EXPERIENCE McDonald Water Park—City of Hialeah, Florida Project Engineer— Designed and prepared civil plans for designing a water park; which involved grading, drainage, water and sewer services, utility relocations, parking lots and site improvements. Normandy Park—City of Miami Beach, Florida Project Engineer — Designed and prepared civil plans for the replacement of an existing swimming facility at the park, including grading, drainage,water and sewer services, utility relocations, parking lots and site improvements. Flamingo Park—City of Miami Beach, Florida Project Engineer — Designed and prepared civil plans for the replacement of the existing swimming facility at the park, including grading,drainage,water and sewer services, utility relocations, parking lots and site improvements. Ocean Access Park Improvements—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Engineer— Designed and prepared civil plans to enhance an existing park, including grading, drainage, water and sewer services, and utility relocations. Beach Community Center—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Engineer — Designed and prepared civil plans for the site work of a new community center. The design included grading, drainage, water and sewer services, utility relocations, a parking lot and coordination with the architect for the ® building structure. Bass Park Recreation Center Addition—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Project Engineer— Designed and prepared civil plans for the site work of a new community recreation center. The design included grading, water and sewer services, utility relocations, a parking lot and coordination with the architect for the building structure. ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Sanitary Pump Station and Force Main - Lauderhill Baptist Church— Lauderhill, Florida Project Engineer—Designed a sanitary sewer pump station, and a force main for a new church building. Olive Avenue Water and Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project—City of West Palm Beach, Florida Project Manager—Designed the complete replacement and upgrade of the water and sanitary sewer system, on a 1.5 mile urban section of Olive Ave., starting from Lakeview Avenue and ending at Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard in the downtown area. The project was performed under a joint project agreement between the city of West Palm Beach and FDOT during the reconstruction of the roadway. The utility coordination involved with this project was very complex owing to the density of utilities in this older urban section of the downtown. Shady Banks (Septic Area 5)—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Senior Engineer in charge of the design and preparation of civil plans for the conversion of a septic system community, to a sanitary sewer system. He also designed the replacement and upgrade of water mains in the neighborhood. The design included grading for a lift station and a sanitary force main. Sistrunk Boulevard from Federal Highway to 27th Avenue—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Senior Engineer in charge of the design and preparation of civil plans for over 2 miles of proposed water mains. Wetland Mitigation Project for Hiatus Road Extension—City of Tamarac, Florida Senior Engineer in charge of the design of a riprap barrier along New River to create a wetland mangrove habitat. This project satisfies the wetland requirements of the Department of Planning and Environmental Protection and mitigates for the loss of wetland area on the Hiatus Road Extension project within the City of Tamarac. ®gyp R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE j 46 COM/0 4 PROmUOXAI AOTH11HIFOAI tr FX6INURIli somas nays OM ROW I l MEOasi FOO OUIJFlCAilONS NO.124442 RICHARD BOLT CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE Permit Review and Inspections—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida As part of the Town Engineer services, performed reviews and inspections of all building permits and fill permits for site- work, grading and drainage. He performed final inspection of all permitted work, to ensure conformance to plans. Deering Estates Flow-Way, Palmetto Bay, Florida—South Florida Water Management District(SFWMD) The scope of this project consists of providing construction management and inspection support services including performing field inspections of the construction effort to verify conformance to the contract plans and specifications; preparing daily reports documenting construction performance and inspections; photographing documentation of construction activities on a daily basis; attending bi-weekly site progress meetings and all additional meetings as required for this project; coordinating and handling of submittals and Requests for Information (RFIs) with the DCM as necessary; performing field inspections to review and verify environmental protection measures installed by the Construction Contractor are complying with regulatory requirements; verifying of Construction Contractor work performed and documented in Construction Contractor payment applications; reviewing as-built records submitted by the Construction Contractor and/or District surveyor and confirming the accuracy of the as-built record drawings; and punch list identification and contract closeout review. RJ Behar also coordinated all the materials testing during the construction of the projects done by a subconsultant and is providing reviews of the Davis-Bacon wage documentation. Student Housing Project—Florida Atlantic University Project Engineer — In charge of the inspection of Architectural and Civil/Site work with responsibility as owner's representative for the Florida Atlantic University Student Housing Project. He performed quality assurance reviews of the Project Architect. Reviewed discrepant conditions and resolution, confirmed material acceptance reports, participated in preparation of contractor's punch list, reviewed contractor's requests for change and architect's authorized changes. He also monitored code compliance inspections by the State of Florida's Department of Management. West Avenue—City of Miami Beach, Florida ® Project Manager for post design services, for the construction of a stormwater pump station and improved drainage. Canal "J" Box Culvert Project—City of Coral Springs, Florida Project Engineer for construction administration, and full-time on-site inspection during the building of a 700 ft. long section of a precast concrete box culvert to replace an existing canal. The box culvert provided stormwater conveyance and allowed for the development and construction of a parking facility for a newly constructed regional Library and Charter school above the former Sunshine Water Control District canal. 40 liR.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 147 COMM POOmUONAI nt®TFcmu&BMX%%Trnith Our Raw If HEOWT FOO SIMWCATlONS NO.12.0442 CITY OF SUNNY Y ISLES BEACH LONRNmi6 PROI USIONAL ABDIIIECRBAL&ENGINEERING Swims MKS ONLY MA) OHM HMI QVALMCAnox%NO.12.04-oz NANETTE AKYAZ ® STREET HIGHWAY DESIGN AND SIGNALIZATION ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE At RJ Behar, Ms. Akyaz is responsible for plans preparation in both MicroStation and CAD software for roadway and civil engineering projects. She has ten years of experience in plans preparation on civil engineering projects. . fj! i, ? s , RELEVANT EXPERIENCE { MUNICIPAL EXPERIENCE Palm Avenue(W. 45th Street to W.47th Street)—City of Hialeah, Florida ssr Roadway Designer- She prepared the plans for milling and resurfacing Palm Avenue \/ from East 45th Street to East 47th Street. The project also included adding curb ramps to comply with ADA standards, replacing sidewalk, driveways and curb and gutter as t needed, cleaning, sealing and adjusting drainage manholes and inlets and signing and pavement markings EDUCATION Wilde Park—City of Hialeah, Florida Roadway Designer—She prepared the site, paving and drainage design plans. • A.A. Degree—Broward Bucky Dent Park Design—City of Hialeah, Florida Community College, Davie. Roadway Designer— Responsible for the design to address flooding problems at the Florida 1992 (Graduated with park. Honors) Milander Park Streetscape—City of Hialeah, Florida Roadway Designer — She prepared master plans for East 47th and East 48th Street PROFESSIONAL TRAINING from Palm Avenue to East 151 Avenue. • 2002 FDOT Cadd Update West 37th Street—City of Hialeah, Florida ® Training Seminar Roadway Designer— Responsible for the roadway plans for reconstruction of W 370 2002 FDOT PPM Design Update Street. Training East 4th Avenue Street Assessment—City of Hialeah, Florida Florida International University - Roadway Designer—She was responsible for the drafting of driveways, sidewalks and AutoCAD Release 12 ADA ramps;curb and gutter, drainage, pavement, and utilities. The scope consisted of FDOTIFICE - Load and general engineering services for the assessment of sidewalks, ADA compliance and Resistance Factor Design cost estimate for repairs or reconstruction of sidewalks of two segments of this (LRFD) Training roadway; from Hialeah Drive to East 21st Street and from East 32nd Street to East 53rd • Geopak Road 1 Training Street. Project length: 2.58 miles. E. 6th Avenue (from E. 9th Street to Hialeah Drive), E. 5th Street (from E. 4th Avenue to E. 6th Avenue), E. 5th Street(from E. 6th Avenue to E. 8th Avenue)—City YEARS OF EXPERIENCE of Hialeah, Florida 10 Years Roadway Designer—She was responsible for the drafting of roadway plans, drainage, traffic control, signalization, utility relocation, as well as the design and drafting of YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR signing and markings plans and lighting including lighting calculations. 2001 -Present E. 1n Avenue—City of Hialeah, Florida Roadway Designer — She prepared roadway plans, drainage design, signing and marking, signal plans, conversion of overhead to underground utilities. The project consisted of the reconstruction of 1.6 miles of City Street, conversion from one-way to two-way traffic. E. 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th Street (from Palm Avenue to East 1st Avenue) — City of Hialeah, Florida Roadway Designer- Prepared roadway plans, drainage design, signing and marking. The project consisted of reconstruction of approximately 3700 feet of City Street. II LW R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 148 NANETTE AKYAZ E. 10th, 110, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th (from East 1't Avenue to East 2nd Avenue)—City of Hialeah, Florida Roadway Designer — She prepared roadway plans, drainage design, signing and marking and utility coordination. The project consists of reconstruction of 3,700 feet of City Street. E. 16th, E. 17th, E. 18th, 19th, 20th(from Palm Avenue to East 1n Avenue)—City of Hialeah, Florida Roadway Designer — She was responsible for the roadway plans, drainage design, signing and marking and utility coordination. The project consists of reconstruction of 3,000 feet of City Streets. E. 16th, 18th, 19th,20th Street, Curtis Drive(from East 111 Avenue to East 2^d Avenue)—City of Hialeah, Florida Roadway Designer — She prepared roadway plans, drainage design, signing plans, utility coordination. The project consisted of reconstruction 3700 feet of City Streets. West of US-1 Drainage Study Area—City of Hallandale Beach, Florida Roadway Designer—She prepared the exhibits and area calculations for the drainage report. Town Center Roadway Study—City of Coral Springs, Florida Roadway Designer—She prepared layouts of the bus stations and connecting roadways for transit improvements. OTHER SIGNIFICANT EXPERIENCE Design/Build for the Reconstruction of SE and Street, Belle Glade, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Project Designer — She was responsible for the production of roadway plans, signing and pavement marking plans and quantities. The scope of this project included roadway plans, drainage design, signing and marking plans and utility relocation plans. The design included the use of filter fabric and a thick sub-base in lieu of demucking the roadway. Project length:0.3 miles Northlake Boulevard over the Loxahatchee Slough—Palm Beach County, Florida Roadway Designer— The project consisted of reconstruction of a four lane divided highway, construction of a bridge, weir and walkway. She was responsible for the geometrics, signing and pavement markings, weir placement and grading of the channel and walkway, quantity calculations and cost estimates. Project length: 0.349 miles/bridge .007 miles. 1-75/Griffin Road Interchange, Broward County, Florida—FOOT, District 4 Roadway Designer— The scope consists of improvements including modifications to the interchange by realigning the 1-75 ramps to converge at a new signalized intersection. Her responsibilities include the geometrics, signing and pavement 40 markings,signalization and long range estimates. Project length: 1 mile. US-11SR-5, St. Lucie County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer—Responsible for the signalization plans. 1-95 HOV, Palm Beach County, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer — Provided quality control review for two separate 1-95 HOV design contracts. The scope of services included geometric, drainage,signing and marking,traffic control reviews. Powerline Road(SR-845) Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer—She was responsible for the preparation of roadway quantities, computation book and transport input. The scope included complete design for widening and resurfacing of 3 miles of a major arterial roadway, including;drainage design, pavement marking and signing, overhead signing plans, lighting plans, seven signal locations, structural plans (bridge widening), a public involvement program and landscape improvements. Project length: 3 miles. 1-95 Pump Station, Pembroke Park, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer—She prepared the roadway plans for reconstruction of 30th Avenue. US-1/SR-5, Miami-Dade County Line to Hallandale Beach Boulevard—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer—She prepared the typical section package and quality control review. SR-80 Crestwood to 105th Avenue—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer—She prepared the roadway,signing and marking and drainage plans. SR-AIA(from County Road to Flagler Memorial Bridge) Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer— The project consisted of milling and resurfacing of 0.25 miles of a 4-lane divided highway for FDOT, District 4 (2000). She was responsible for the drafting of roadway plans, drainage, traffic control, signalization, utility relocation, as well as,the design and drafting of signing and markings and lighting plans including lighting calculations. She was in charge of the quantities input in the FDOT CES system. Southern Boulevard (SR-80)from Forest Hill Boulevard to SR-7, Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer—The project consisted of reconstruction of a 3 mile, 6-lane divided urban highway for FDOT, District 4 ® (2000). Her responsibilities included drafting of the roadway plans, drainage, traffic control, signalization, utility relocation, signing and marking and lighting plans. gill R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 149 minims mitsuoN.LL ootmrtment a EiaNG SI17U3 FERNS our Sau I I MUM owIFUTrou NO.1241-02 NANETTE AKYAZ SR-68 Orange Avenue(from 13th Street to Indian River)St. Lucie County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer— The project consisted of major reconstruction of 1 mile of a 4-lane undivided highway for the City of Fort Pierce and FDOT, District 4 (1999). Responsible for the drafting of roadway plans, traffic control, signalization, utility relocation, as well as the design and drafting of signing and marking and lighting plans including lighting calculations. SR•615(from Avenue Q to US-1)St. Lucie County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer — The project consisted of major reconstruction of 2.5 miles of a 6-lane divided highway for FDOT, District 4. She was responsible for the drafting of roadway plans, drainage, traffic control, signalization, utility relocation, signing and marking and lighting plans. SR•804, Boynton Beach Boulevard (from US-1 to A1A) Palm Beach County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer—The project consisted of major reconstruction of 1 mile of a 4-lane divided highway including a bascule bridge replacement (by other). Responsible for the drafting of roadway plans, drainage, traffic control, signalization, utility relocation, signing and marking, lighting and directional drilling water main replacement plans. SR•811,Wilton Manors Drive(from South of the South Fork Middle River Canal to Dixie Highway)—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer — The project consisted of widening and reconstruction of 2 miles, milling and resurfacing, drainage improvements and bridge replacement for FDOT, District 4. Her responsibilities included drafting of the bridge plans and signing and marking plans. Alton Road (SR-907) Miami Beach, Florida—FDOT, District 6 Roadway Designer—She prepared roadway plans, utility coordination spreadsheets and drainage structures for 3R project. SR-70, Okeechobee Road and Delaware Avenue(from Hartman to US•1)St. Lucie County, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Roadway Designer—The project consisted of milling and resurfacing of 3 miles, widening and reconstruction of 1 mile of a 4-lane divided highway for the City of Fort Pierce and FDOT, District 4. She was responsible for the drafting of signing and markings and lighting plans. SR-968/SW 1t Street(from 17th Avenue to 2nd Avenue)Miami-Dade County, Florida—FDOT, District 6 Roadway Designer — The project consisted of major reconstruction of 2.5 miles, milling and resurfacing of a 3-lane undivided highway for FDOT, District 6. She was responsible for the drafting of roadway plans, drainage, traffic control, signalization and marking and lighting plans including lighting calculations. 40 NW 146th Street/North Miami AvenueiS River Drive• Roundabout—Miami-Dade County, Florida Roadway Designer — She assisted in the preparation of layout and final construction plans for a roundabout based on Miami-Dade County roadway design criteria in the City of North Miami. The roundabout connects N. Miami Avenue, South River Drive and NW 146th Street. The purpose of the project was to provide traffic calming in this neighborhood. Bridge Inspection of 30 bridges—FDOT, District 7 Designer—She assisted in the field inspection and in the preparation of Bridge Inspection Reports. Guardrail Retrofit Program—Florida Turnpike Enterprise(URS Corporation) Roadway Designer-Submitted electronic delivery and PEDDS. 411 IN] R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 50 tOKIMING POOW}SUOMAI AO®RRRAl&grL'Hd%MIA Fink OM ROW OLOtm FOR OulmurnON]No.1244-02 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTATLi6 PROFESSIONAL ABTUCTERAL&ENGINEERIN6 SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(COW REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.1244-02 DALTON POLANCO, El CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Mr. Polanco is a Civil Engineer with over 21 years of experience in the supervision, inspection, testing and design of roadway, utilities and building projects. He has worked on water works, transportation,geotechnical and environmental projects. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE S-332D Pump Station Hardening, Construction Management, Miami•Dade County, Florida—South Florida Water Management District EDUCATION Construction Inspector— This project involved the hardening and upgrading of the S- B. S. Civil Engineering, Florida 332D Pump Station located near Homestead, Florida in Miami-Dade County. The State University, 1998 project involved the hurricane hardening of the pump house and the installation of Associates in Science, bullet-proofing for the walls, roof and roofing system, exterior doors, louvers, HVAC Tallahassee Community College, upgrades and protective opening hoods. The scope also included new weather-proof 1994 roof-mounted equipment access hatches, an OSHA safety ladder and roof perimeter safety railings and overall exterior repainting of the pump house walls and supporting PROFESSIONAL exterior concrete foundations, as well as con construction management and REGISTRATIONS inspection support services. Engineer Intern, Florida License No. S-331 Pump Station Hardening, Construction Management, Miami•Dade 1100003005, 1998 County, Florida—South Florida Water Management District Construction Inspector—The scope of this project consisted of providing construction ® CTQP # P45216553 management and inspection support services for the hardening of Pump Station S- 331. The pump station is located on the L-31 Borrow Canal. The project involved the LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS hurricane hardening of the pump house to include demolition and repair work, CTQP Asphalt Paving Technician reinforced grout/concrete/structural steel strengthening of existing concrete masonry Level I-II walls, reroofing, personnel/overhead door replacements, miscellaneous metal and CTQP Concrete Field Technician louver work with sealing/caulking and exterior coating/refinishing work. Level I G420/G422 and S•26 Roof Replacement, Construction Management, Miami- CTAP Earthwork Construction Dade County, Florida—South Florida Water Management District Inspection Level I-II Construction Inspector—The scope of this project consisted of providing construction • CTQP Final Estimates Level I-II management services for roof replacement work at structures G-420,G-422 and S-26 • ACI Concrete Field Testing in north central Miami-Dade County. The project work consisted of the design and Technician Grade I construction of new roofing systems, structural repairs and providing roof accessibility • CPN Radiation Safety and Use to three (3) buildings: Pump Stations G420, G422 and S26, which are located in Nuclear Gauges Miami-Dade County, Florida. • FDOT LBR Technician W. 53b Street (W. 4th Avenue to W. 8th Avenue) Construction Engineering FDOT Asphalt Plant Level I Inspection — American Recovery and Reinvestment Act — City of Hialeah, Work Zone Traffic Control Florida Intermediate Level Roadway Inspector in charge of street reconstruction for West 53ra Street from West • HAZWOPER 40 HR Training 8th Avenue to West 12 h Avenue within the City of Hialeah. The general overview and • Nuclear Gauge Safety Training scope for this project comprised the complete reconstruction of West 53rf Street, /Hazmat Training including new sidewalk, curb and gutter, drainage improvements - new drainage CMEC Concrete Cylinder Testing inlets,18"storm sewer cross drainage pipe, 18"exfiltration trench(French Drain). Also, proposed in the project scope are pavement milling and resurfacing, signing YEARS OF EXPERIENCE and pavement markings, and grading of the adjacent swale areas and sod restoration 21 Years with Performance Turf. Project length: 0.5 miles. ® YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR 2008—Present ® [IR.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 151 lb DALTON POLANCO, El Pines Boulevard (SR-820) and 1.75 (SR-93) Interchange, Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Pembroke ® Pines, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Roadway Inspector - This was a federally funded project consisting of urbanized improvements at the 1-75 (SR-93) and Pines Boulevard (SR-820) Interchange. The project includes modifying the existing interstate overpass, entrance and exit ramps from a rural configuration to an urban configuration, as well as widening, signalization, landscaping, and access management improvements along Pines Boulevard. "No-excuse Bonus" (250K) and "Incentive/Decentive" contracting method utilized. Project Length: 1.3 Miles. C-4 Conveyance Improvements, Miami-Dade County, Florida—South Florida Water Management District Inspector—He provided full onsite inspection of the sheet pile cut off wall,drainage outfalls and swale construction. He also supplied daily field reports and monitoring of the construction. Southern CREW Imperial River Restoration—South Florida Water Management District Senior Inspector— Provided full onsite inspection of the wetland restoration project, daily field reports and monitoring of the construction. The scope of this project consisted of providing construction inspection services for the construction phase to the Southern CREW Imperial River Restoration Project — Billy Don Grant Parcel Restoration. This project consisted of constructing and restoring a freshwater wetland on a previous agricultural field. Project Size: 118 acres Structure Inspection Program Non-Sta Structures—South Florida Water Management District Senior inspector who accompanied the diving team while performing underwater inspections of 60 water control structures. The overall Structure Inspection Program (SIP) objective was to systematically inspect water control structures owned or operated by the District. These inspections were performed to ensure operational integrity and to avoid partial or total failure that could endanger the lives and safety of the public. The scope of this project also included a Phase 2 inspection and report of the S-65D Boat Lock. RJ Behar provided project management, civil, electrical and mechanical evaluation and structural engineering inspection services for 31 culverts, 13 pump stations, 13 spillways and 2 weirs. RJ Behar also coordinated the corrosion evaluation and a lead based paint evaluation. Miami International Airport South Terminal Expansion Program— Dade Aviation Consultants, Miami, Florida Lead Civil Inspector for a$680 million airport terminal and concourse facility. He performed detailed inspection of earthwork, foundation, masonry, and structural concrete structures; inspected and monitored the taxiway and apron concrete and ® asphalt pavement construction operations; monitored and inspected baggage handling system installation operations, architectural construction including power moving walkways and escalators, roofing installation, window and automatic door installations, signage and markings, smoke alarm systems, performed auditing of the contractor quality control programs; collaborated with the Owner, contractor and construction manager in project meetings. Finally, while installing the Noise Barrier Wall in the Miami Airport, he performed oversight inspection of an auger cast pile foundation system designed by San Martin and Associates Engineering to support the precast concrete panels. North County Neighborhood Improvement Project—Broward County, Florida Cost Estimator—He provided quantity takes off and cost estimating. Sunrise Athletic Complex Additional Pkng.—City of Sunrise, Florida Plans Reviewer-He provided modification details revision and development. Town Engineer—Town of Southwest Ranches, Florida Surveyor—He provided engineering and construction evaluation for road and land development projects. FDOT Bridge and Roadway Construction Engineer CEI Inspector— He provided assistance with the CEI program for the Thomasville Road Flyover project in the Tallahassee area. He performed monitoring and testing of concrete and paving operations during the bridge construction and related infrastructure, bridge superstructure steel assembly installation, MSE wall, deck construction, road infrastructure lay out, construction, milling, resurfacing, road widening, surveying, and construction inspection. During the related infrastructure construction, he inspected the installation of drainage structures, water retention ponds and street sidewalks, including layout, excavation, base and subgrade construction, pavement application, pipe culverts, construction and installation of wing walls. Incidental construction included installation of a wire mesh stabilizing system for the mechanical earth stabilized wall installation, fencing, landscaping and erosion control, signalization, stripping and marking, traffic control devices. He performed Plant Inspection for material production of concrete and asphalt. He monitored and inspected the paving operations, including the collection of samples for testing of used materials, coordinated with the prime contractor for cleaning and right-of-way issues, final estimates and quantities determination for payment measurements, recorded construction on computation tests and densities books, daily reports documentation including contractors mobilization and equipment on site verification, construction updates and quality control reporting to the department, punch list generation and repairs verification. fl R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 152 roams POOFFISIONAI AMMICMIAL&BOOING Mal FrIM10N N RQLU 1t WET 1111 OUIIAuAl10N7 NO.1244-02 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONIQMEIDN6 PROFESSIONAL ARQERECIERAI&ENGRLERING SERYL HUMS ONLY MA) HEM FOR MUTILATIONS NO.12.0142 MICHAEL G. OWENSBY 40 CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE Mr. Owensby has over 20 years of experience as a Senior Inspector. He is very knowledgeable in various types of construction projects. Mr. Owensby has worked as a Senior Roadway Inspector and Senior Bridge Inspector on several projects for the Florida Department of Transportation, District 4, District 6, as well as the Turnpike and the Miami-Dade Expressway Authority (MDX). His responsibilities include the inspection of milling and resurfacing, signalization, drainage, lighting, landscaping, minor and major bridge widening,ADA improvements, traffic railing and guardrail. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE CTQP # 052154768 Atlantic Boulevard at Rock Island Road Intersection Improvements, Construction Engineering Inspection— Broward County, Florida CERTIFICATIONS Senior Roadway Inspector in charge of the roadway improvements. The - CTOP Asphalt Paving Technician Level project consists of the construction of a westbound left turn lane, westbound I—II right turn lane, and dual left-turn lanes on all four legs of the intersection. In CTQP Concrete Field Technician Level I addition, the project includes drainage, sidewalks, curb and gutter, CTQP Drilled Shaft Installation Inspection signalization, signals, roadway widening, milling/resurfacing, signing and CTQP Earthwork Construction Inspection pavement markings, landscaping, and irrigation improvements. Project Level I—II length:0.5 miles. CTOP Pile Driving Inspection Hillsboro Boulevard at Military Trail Intersection Improvements, IMSA Traffic Signal Technician Level I Construction Engineering Inspection— Broward County, Florida • IMSA Work Zone Safety Certification Senior Roadway Inspector - The Hillsboro Boulevard and Military Trail 41 Program intersection project consists of widening Military Trail by the addition of • TROXLER Nuclear Gauge Safety Training/ northbound and southbound through lanes. In addition, the project includes Hazmat Training drainage, sidewalks, curb and gutter, signalization, signals, roadway ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician widening, milling/resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, landscaping, Grade 1 and irrigation improvements. Project length: 0.8 miles. • ACI Concrete Transportation Construction 1.751Pines Boulevard Bridge Deck Repair, City of Pembroke Pines, Inspector Florida—FDOT District 4 • FDOT Critical Structures Const. Issues Senior Inspector responsible for overseeing the demolition and reconstruction • FDOT Asphalt Concrete Paving Inspection of the concrete bridge deck on Pines Boulevard (SR-820) over the 1-75 (SR- . FDOT Asphalt Concrete Plant Inspection 93) Interchange within the City of Pembroke Pines. The improvements under FDOT Asphalt Concrete Testing this contract consist of the removal and demolition of the existing concrete FDOT Contract Plan Reading bridge deck on Pines Boulevard to a depth of 3.5 inches, or 1/2 inch below the FDOT Construction Math top mat of reinforcing steel, cleaning all exposed reinforcing steel members of FDOT Course Site Manager Version 3.1 a all rust and corrosion, concrete fragments,oil, dirt scale and other coating via FDOT Drilled Shaft Installation Inspection means of sandblasting; verify and check condition of all exposed reinforcing - FDOT Pile Driving Installation Inspection bars to determine if any significant deterioration has occurred, and re- FDOT Pipe Placement Inspection install/splice new reinforcing steel as necessary; and final placement, casting, FDOT Portland Cement Concrete Testing, and curing of the new concrete overlay deck. Project length: 0.2 miles. Placement and Control SR-5(US-1)from Sheridan Street to Old Griffin Road—FDOT, District 4 FDOT Structure Inspection Part I—II Roadway Inspector— Roadway widening, milling & resurfacing, signalization, FDOT Traffic Safety in the Work Area drainage, lighting, minor bridge widening (Pedestrian Sidewalk), traffic railing &guardrail, landscaping and ADA improvements. YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 20 Years YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR 2009—Present ®1 R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 153 MICHAEL G. OWENSBY Okeechobee Boulevard (SR-714) Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI)— Palm Beach County, Florida Senior Inspector responsible for overseeing the roadway construction improvements on Okeechobee Boulevard, between ® Australian Avenue and Parker/Tamarind Avenue. The improvements under this contract consist of providing a new second left hand turn lane on the west approach to the intersection, an auxiliary lane to allow for eastbound traffic exiting Australian Avenue to enter and merge onto Okeechobee Boulevard, a right turn lane to provide westbound traffic turning onto Australian Avenue, milling and resurfacing of existing pavements, drainage improvements, sidewalks, a new combined traffic/rail signal system, lighting, signing and pavement markings, and tree relocation. The typical section consists of a 6- lane urban divided arterial with curb and gutter approaching the CSX/Tri-Rail at-grade gated crossing. Signal and crossing gates will be installed by CSX's Railroad contractor and coordinated with the County's roadway approach and joint signal installations. Project length: 0.3 miles. W. 36th Avenue (from West 76th Street to West 84th Street) Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) — City of Hialeah, Florida; American Recovery& Reinvestment Act Senior Roadway Inspector overseeing the reconstruction of West 36th Avenue from West 76th Street to West 84" Street within the City of Hialeah. The general overview and scope for this project comprised of the complete reconstruction of West 36th Avenue, including new sidewalk, curb and gutter, drainage improvements - new drainage inlets, 18" storm sewer cross drainage pipe, 1,271 LF of 18" exfiltration trench (French drain). The project scope also included pavement milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, street lighting, tree removal, and grading of the adjacent swale areas and sod restoration with Performance Turf. Project length: 0.5 miles Emergency Water Main Repair—City of Pembroke Pines, Florida Senior Inspector for the emergency repair of a 16" PVC transmission water main that ruptured along Pines Boulevard, east of 145th Avenue in the City of Pembroke Pines. The project consisted of the replacement of 20 If. of a 16" PVC water main with 16" DIP retrained sleeve pipe, fire hydrant installation for flushing and testing, backfill and compaction following FDOT specifications. The project also included the removal and replacement of two driveways connecting a shopping center with Pines Boulevard, striping and ADA sidewalk ramps. This project was executed as time and material, therefore a meticulous tracking of all contractor activities and final cost estimates was required. W. 53rd Street (from W. 8th Avenue to W. 12th Avenue) Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) — City of Hialeah, Florida;American Recovery& Reinvestment Act Roadway Inspector in charge of street reconstruction for West 53rd Street from West 8th Avenue to West 12th Avenue within the City of Hialeah. The general overview and scope for this project comprises of the complete reconstruction of West 53rd Street, including new sidewalk, curb &gutter, drainage improvements- new drainage inlets,18" storm sewer cross drainage pipe, 18" exfiltration trench (French drain). Also, proposed in the project scope are pavement milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, and grading of the adjacent swale areas and sod restoration with Performance Turf. Pines Boulevard (SR-820) and 1-75 (SR-93) Interchange, Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) — City of Pembroke Pines, Florida—FDOT District 4 Senior Roadway Inspector on this Local Agency Program (LAP) project between the City of Pembroke Pines and the Florida Department of Transportation, District 4. This is a federally funded project consisting of urbanized improvements at the 1-75(SR-93) and Pines Boulevard (SR-820) Interchange The project includes modifying the existing interstate overpass, entrance and exit ramps from a rural configuration to an urban configuration, as well as widening, signalization, landscaping and access management Improvements along Pines Boulevard ($11.2 million). Project Length: 1.3 Miles. SR-5(US-1)from Old Griffin Road to Fort Lauderdale International Airport— FDOT, District 4 Roadway Inspector — Roadway widening, milling & resurfacing, signalization, drainage, lighting, minor bridge widening (Pedestrian Sidewalk), traffic railing and guardrail, landscaping and ADA improvements. SR-5(US-1)from SE 30th Street to SR-84, Fort Lauderdale, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Roadway Inspector — Roadway widening, milling & resurfacing, signalization, drainage, lighting, minor bridge widening (Pedestrian Sidewalk), traffic railing&guardrail, landscaping, &ADA improvements. 97th Avenue (New) Roadway/Bridge Construction over SR-836/CSX from NW 16th Street to Fontainebleau Boulevard, Miami, Florida— FDOT, District 6 Senior Inspector — The project consisted of pile driving, drainage, signalization, lighting, milling & resurfacing, spread footers, retaining walls, irrigation, landscaping and guardrail.A Type-6 new bridge was in installed. ($16 Million) Florida Turnpike Homestead Extension Heft Widening (SR-91) Senior Inspector—Roadway widening, milling and resurfacing, ramp reconstruction, bridge deck widening, bridge drill shaft, drainage, minor lighting, median barrier wall installation, guardrail and sodding. ®gyp R.J.Behar CRY SECTION 3 • PAGE 5COMM6 PolFFAnONAI Ao®THLn3A1&Rai&IFBnm 116MICRYROW EEQrUI Foe CIAIIFlunoNI NO.1244-02 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH - �.. .. ..,..... . . COMM PROFUSION ABOTEETERAL&ENMESH%SERVICE FIRMS NS(Cant RIVET FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-0402 ® RAFAELURDANETA, CCM CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT _4. ,d 1ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE -: . - a Mr. Urdaneta has over 23 years of experience in civil engineering design and tF' construction management projects. He is very knowledgeable in public and //,, { �� private work projects including buildings,wastewater facilities, roadways, utilities, i = 1 stormwater and drainage systems, water distribution, malls, high rise buildings, wpetroleum platforms, subdivisions and medical centers as well as hydrologic and _ N: hydraulic modeling related to land development projects. I Mr. Urdaneta's experience also includes permitting procedures in entities such EDUCATION as the South Florida Water Management District, Broward County, City of B. S. Engineering. Universidad Rafael Sunrise, City of North Miami Beach, City of Coconut Creek, City of Fort B. S. Civileta VenezuelaEginri 1987 Lauderdale, City of Pembroke Pines, Town of Davie and the City of Austin, Texas. PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS P. E.Venezuela RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Florida Certified Construction Manager W. 53" Street (from W. 12th Avenue to W. 16"' Avenue) Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Hialeah, Florida; American Recovery & CTQP # U63573061 Reinvestment Act Project Administrator responsible for the West 53rd Street ARRA-Funded LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS reconstruction projects within the City of Hialeah. The general overview and CTQP Final Estimates Level I &II scope for this project comprised the complete reconstruction of West 53rd Street ® ., CTQP Asphalt Paving Level I & II (from W. 12th Avenue to W. 16th Avenue) including new sidewalk, curb and CTQP QC Manager gutter, drainage improvements - new drainage inlets,18" storm sewer cross , ACI—Concrete Field Testing Technician drainage pipe, 18" exfiltration trench (French drain). Proposed in the project Grade I scope are pavement milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings • ATSSA Florida Advanced Work Zone and grading of the adjacent swale areas and sod restoration with Performance - IMSA Traffic Signal Technician Level 1 Turf. Project length: 0.5 miles • Nuclear Gauge Safety Training & Okeechobee Boulevard (SR-714) Construction Engineering Inspection — Hazmat Training Palm Beach County, Florida OSHA 10-Hour Construction Health & Project Administrator — He is responsible for overseeing the roadway Safety Course construction improvements on Okeechobee Boulevard. The typical section OSHA Excavation and Safety Certified consists of a 6-lane urban divided arterial with curb and gutter approaching the Construction Business Mgmt. CSX/Tri-Rail at-grade gated crossing. Signal and crossing gates will be installed FDEP Stormwater Mgmt. Inspector by CSX's Railroad contractor and coordinated with the County's roadway Earthwork Const. Inspection Level I approach and joint signal installations. FDOT Training Program: EEO, DBE and I.75/Pines Boulevard Bridge Deck Repair, City of Pembroke Pines, Florida— Payroll Compliance on Local Area Proj. FDOT District 4 FDOT 8-Hour LAP Workshop Project Administrator/Senior Inspector—Inspector responsible for overseeing the FDOT Critical Structures Construction demolition and reconstruction of the concrete bridge deck on Pines Boulevard Issues (SR-820) over the 1-75 (SR-93) Interchange within the City of Pembroke Pines. • U.S.ACOE 16-Hours CO Mgmt. for The improvements under this contract consist of the removal and demolition of Contractor the existing concrete bridge deck to a depth of 3.5 inches, or % inch below the • Planting and Establishment with Grades top mat of reinforcing steel, sandblasting, check for steel deterioration, and re- & Standards Training install/splice new reinforcing steel as necessary; and final placement, casting, YEARS OF EXPERIENCE and curing of the new concrete overlay deck. Project length: 0.2 miles. ® 23 Years YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR 2004 -'Present NER.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 155 RAFAEL URDANETA, CCM W. 36th Avenue (from West 76th Street to West 84th Street) Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Hialeah, Florida; American Recovery& Reinvestment Act(ARRA) Project Administrator— He was responsible for overseeing the reconstruction of West 36th Avenue from West 76th Street to West 84th Street within the City of Hialeah. The general overview and scope for this project comprised of the complete reconstruction of West 36th Avenue, including new sidewalk,curb and gutter, drainage improvements - new drainage inlets, 18" storm sewer cross drainage pipe, 1,271 LF of 18" exfiltration trench (French drain). The project scope also included pavement milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, street lighting, tree removal, and grading of the adjacent swale areas and sod restoration with Performance Turf. Project length: 0.5 miles W. 53rd Street (from W. 4th Avenue to W. 12th Avenue) Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Hialeah, Florida; American Recovery& Reinvestment Act Project Administrator for the West 53rd Street ARRA-Funded reconstruction projects within the City of Hialeah. The general overview and scope for this project comprised the complete reconstruction of West 53rd Street, including new sidewalk, curb and gutter, drainage improvements - new drainage inlets,18" storm sewer cross drainage pipe, 18" exfiltration trench (French drain). Proposed in the project scope are pavement milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings and grading of the adjacent swale areas and sod restoration with Performance Turf. Project length: 0.5 miles Emergency Water Main Repair—City of Pembroke Pines, Florida Project Administrator—He was responsible for the full construction management services for the emergency repair of a 16" PVC transmission water main that ruptured along Pines Boulevard, east of 145th Avenue in the City of Pembroke Pines. The project consisted of the replacement of 20 If. of a 16" PVC water main with 16" DIP retrained sleeve pipe, fire hydrant installation for flushing and testing, backfill and compaction following FDOT specifications. The project also included the removal and replacement of two driveways connecting a shopping center with Pines Boulevard including striping and ADA sidewalk ramps. This project was executed as time and material, therefore a meticulous tracking of all contractor activities and final cost estimates were required. Pines Boulevard (SR•820) and 1.75 (SR-93) Interchange, Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) — City of Pembroke Pines, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Project Administrator for this $11.2 million Local Agency Program (LAP) project between the City of Pembroke Pines and the Florida Department of Transportation, District 4. This is a federally funded project consisting of urbanized improvements at the 1-75 (SR-93) and Pines Boulevard (SR-820) Interchange. The project includes modifying the existing interstate overpass, entrance and exit ramps from a rural configuration to an urban configuration, as well as widening, signalization, landscaping and access management improvements along Pines Boulevard. A °No-excuse Bonus" (250K) with an "Incentive-Decentive"contracting method was utilized. Project Length: 1.3 miles. Construction Management Oversight—City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida Project Administrator — This project consisted of construction of "The Island"at Veteran's Memorial Park located at the intersection of SR-7 and SW 36th/37th Street. RJ Behar advised the City of Lauderdale Lakes during construction and worked with the City to close out the project. Also, RJ Behar helped the City obtain FDOT certification for Local Agency Program (LAP)funding for this project as well as other capital improvement projects before construction. Riverwalk South Regional Park Resident Project Representative — City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida "City of Fort Lauderdale Community Appearance Award—May 8th 2008" (Category 6.02) Construction Project Manager— This project consisted of reconstruction and improvements to a portion of the Riverwalk Regional Park between SE 3rd Avenue and Andrews Avenue, which included a new fire line, new vacuum sewer line, replaced overhead utilities to underground, installed 14 new marine power stations and evacuation pedestals, replaced the existing two-way road with a one-way paver road, coordinated seawall repair, new tropical landscaping and a new lighting system. Value$3,000,000. NE 33rd Avenue Neighborhood Improvement—City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida Construction Project Manager — This project consisted of reconstruction and improvements of the NW 33rd Avenue Neighborhood, from NW 19th Street to NW 29th Street,which included main water line replacement, drainage improvements, lighting improvements and roadway rehabilitation.Value$3,600,000 Bank United—Sunrise, Florida Construction/Project Manager — This project consisted of the New Bank United Building in Sunrise, Florida. This was a 5,000 SF building, parking lot; including drainage,water and sewer. Value$450,000 13 10 R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE j 56 COMM PROEHUONAE u®THrrrtu tr e sinmc mai RIM oar(Mk I t REIMQM Poi 0LlIJRGTIOa NO.12-0402 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTLYLLN6 PROFESSIONAL ARCRIIECTURAL&DIMNEMIN6 SERVICES MIME ONLY(CCNA) REQUEST FOR QUAUFICAflONS NO.12-04-02 ® STACY SOOKDEW-SING, RCS CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE �1 Ms. Sookdew-Sing has over eight years of experience, performing office support .,e+ functions as a Resident Compliance Specialist (RCS), as well as a Public ,_ Information Officer on a variety of projects throughout Broward and Palm Beach �t f Counties. As a result of her knowledge and experience, with reference to Federal- Aid requirements and procedures, she has been delegated to several Federal-Aid Administrative assignments,. Ms. Sookdew-Sing verifies accuracy of contractors/ subcontractors certified payrolls, reviews and updates Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action (EEO/AA) files with date sensitive paperwork. Furthermore, she monitors On-The-Job-Training (OJT) schedules and personnel, while searching for opportunities to facilitate proper training requirements. In addition she assisted a Contractor in complying with EEO/AA requirements in a EDUCATION timely and efficient manner. • High School Graduate. North Miami Senior High School Ms. Sookdew-Sing is involved in ensuring the goals of the anticipated Disadvantage CTQP ID #: S23278171 Business Enterprise (DBE) statement, are achieved per established Federal and State regulations, which necessitates monthly examining of payments to the prime PROFESSIONAL TRAINING contractor and/or subcontractors. She aids the Office Support Specialist with Site- • CTOP Final Estimate Level I and II management entries, as well as monthly progress estimates. Ms. Sookdew-Sing • MOT, Intermediate Level assists the Project Engineer by preparing and processing weekly reports, monthly • FDOT—Resident Compliance progress reports, standard weather letters, Laboratory Information Management 410 Training System (LIMS) data entries and monthly invoicing, utilizing the Consultant Invoicing Payrolls Transmittal System(CITS). • On-The-Job-Training RELEVANT EXPERIENCE • EEO/AA W. 53rd Street (from W. 12th Avenue to W. 16th Avenue) Construction • DBE Program Engineering Inspection - City of Hialeah, Florida; American Recovery & • FOOT- 12 Hour Training Program; Reinvestment Act EEO, DBE and Payroll Compliance Resident Compliance Specialist—She is responsible for all of the documentation for on Local Area Project Including the West 53rd Street (from W. 12th Avenue to W. 16th Avenue) ARRA-funded USDOT.OIG Video Reconstruction Project. • FOOT-8 Hour LAP Workshop Okeechobee Boulevard (SR-714) Construction Engineering Inspection -Palm Beach County, Florida SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE Resident Compliance Specialist for the roadway construction improvements on CITS Okeechobee Boulevard, between Australian Avenue and Parker/Tamarind Avenue Site-Manager in Palm Beach County. This is a Local Agency Program (LAP) Federally-funded • LIMS project between Palm Beach County and FDOT District 4, which included • Biz-web monitoring DBE participation, EEO/AA compliance, and review of all certified Hummingbird Document payrolls for the prime contractor and subcontractors alike. Project length:0.3 miles. Management System 1.75/Pines Boulevard Bridge Deck Repair, City of Pembroke Pines, Florida- FDOT District 4 Resident Compliance Specialist of the demolition and reconstruction of the concrete YEARS OF EXPERIENCE bridge deck on Pines Boulevard (SR-820) over the 1-75 (SR-93) Interchange within 8 Years the City of Pembroke Pines. This is a Local Agency Program (LAP) Federally- funded project between the City of Pembroke Pines and FDOT District 4, which YEARS WITH RJ BEHAR included monitoring DBE participation, EEO/AA compliance, and review of all ® 2008- Present certified payrolls for the prime contractor and subcontractors alike. Project length: 0.2 miles. ®I� R.J.Behar SECTION 3 - PAGE 1S7 STACY SOOKDEW-SING Construction Engineering Inspection (CEI) Oversight for, American Recovery & Reinvestment Act and Local Agency Projects—Broward County, Florida ® Oversight Compliance Specialist — Directly working for FDOT's Broward Operation Center. The projects consist of monitoring several local agencies throughout Broward County for EEO/AA/DBE compliance requirements to ensure adherence to the Federal ARRA prerequisites. W. 36th Avenue (from West 76th Street to West 84th Street) Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Hialeah, Florida;American Recovery& Reinvestment Act Senior Resident Compliance Specialist — Overseeing reconstruction of West 36th Avenue, from West 7611 Street to West 84th Street, for the City of Hialeah. The general synopsis and scope of the project, comprised of complete reconstruction of West 36th Avenue, including new sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and drainage improvements - new drainage inlets, 18" storm sewer cross drainage pipe, 1,271 LF of 18" exfiltration trench (French drain). The project also included pavement milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, street lighting, tree removal, grading of adjacent swale areas and sod restoration with Performance Turf. Project length: 0.5 miles Pembroke Road and NW 196th Avenue Sidewalk Improvements - Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Pembroke Pines, Florida; American Recovery& Reinvestment Act Resident Compliance Specialist— Responsible for the verification of AA/EEO requirements for the City of Pembroke Pines, ARRA funded Sidewalk Improvement Project. This includes the addition of approximately 22,600 LF of sidewalk, pedestrian handrails, milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement markings, new Americans with Disability Act (ADA) ramps with detectable warning surfaces, new curb installation, guardrail removal, grading of adjacent swales, sod restoration and new landscaping W. 53rd Street(from W.4th Avenue to W. 8th Avenue) Construction Engineering Inspection—City of Hialeah, Florida; American Recovery& Reinvestment Act(ARRA) Resident Compliance Specialist - She was responsible for reviewing certified payrolls, checked and maintained compliance files and spreadsheets, monitored the OJT program, and made certain the contractor complied with EEO/AA requirements for the project, supported the contractor when deemed necessary, in order to comply with submittals. Project Started: December 2009 Project Completed: August 2010 W. 53rd Street (from W. 8th Avenue to W. 12th Avenue) Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Hialeah, ® Florida;American Recovery& Reinvestment Act(ARRA) Resident Compliance Specialist—She was responsible for reviewing certified payrolls, checked and maintained compliance files and spreadsheets, monitored the OJT program, and made certain the contractor complied with EEO/AA requirements for the project, supported the contractor when deemed necessary, in order to comply with submittals. Pines Boulevard (SR-820) and 1-75 (SR-93) Interchange, Construction Engineering Inspection — City of Pembroke Pines, Florida— FDOT, District 4 Resident Compliance Specialist(RCS) — Responsible for a $11.2 million Local Agency Program (LAP) between the City of Pembroke Pines and FDOT, District 4. This is a federally funded project involving improvements to the 1-75/Pines Boulevard Interchange, including updated modifications to the existing interstate overpass, entrance and exit ramps, from a rural configuration to an urban configuration, as well as widening and signalization improvements along Pines Boulevard. Project Length: 1.3 Miles. SR-25(Okeechobee Road) Depressed Section, Miami-Dade County, Florida Resident Compliance Specialist — The extent of the project was a 470 meter long, widening and reconstruction of SR-25 (Okeechobee Road). The project resulted in successfully depressing a section of Okeechobee Road between West 12th Avenue and West 19th Street in Hialeah, underneath an existing FEC railroad crossing. Prior to completing the job, an FDOT compliance review was performed by Stan Ford, District 6 Compliance Manager, at which time various non-compliant issues were revealed, all related to EEO and payroll issues, which resulted in a delay of final acceptance. Ms. Sookdew- Sing provided RCS assistance and rectified the noncompliant concerns. The review consisted of verification of wage and classification compliance. Other issues included verification of union dues, insurance, approved deductions, and loan repayments. All non-compliant issues were resolved with the experience and support of Ms. Sookdew-Sing, the project was finally accepted and closed in February 2008. SR-5(Federal Highway)from Sunrise Boulevard to Oakland Park Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, Florida—FDOT, District 4 Resident Compliance Specialist(RCS) —The scope of the assignment was a $7.7 million federally funded project involving milling, resurfacing and the reconstruction of Federal Highway SR-5. The contract necessitated OJT, DBE participation, EPEEO/AA compliance and review of weekly certified payrolls. ®�0 R.J.Behar SECTION 3 • PAGE 158 COMING veornuowu xermrx TIAL&BOURN&%EMU MO ONLY Mk I l REMIT r0!OUNHGI110113 NO.1244-02 ` - • �. LVIN BRUCE , P . S . M . , Director of Surveying PROFESSIONAL TECHNICAL EXPERTISE LICENSES AND Mr. Bruce has over 33 years of experience in surveying and mapping. He has served as project manager on REGISTRATIONS numerous projects ranging from hydrographic,construction,condominium, boundary,topographic, mean high Professional Land Surveyor water,subdivision,to design and transportation surveys.He is also a Vice-President and Director of Surveying at Florida No.5290 the Doral Office. Responsibilities include preparation of cost proposals, participation in survey related presentations, monitoring budgets,supervising overall field and office surveying operations, handling various EDUCATION surveying needs for clients,selecting and employing new of employees. Engineering Certificate,Union of Lancashire&Cheshire Institutes, RELEVANT EXPERIENCE England, 1974 1. CSA Central, Inc. , Florida General Certificate Education,The • 2012 - Present: Director of Surveying - Responsibilities include the training of all survey staff in data Associated Examining Board,UK, collection utilizing both the Electronic Field Book, The Cadastral Electronic Field Book, and the post Mathematics,Physics, processing of field collected data utilizing the DOS Processor and CAiCE's Data Processor,the preparation Engineering Science,Engineering of proposals, control, maintenance and right-of-way maps for various FDOT Districts, plats, surveys, etc. Drawing,Engineering Workshop and performing the necessary quality control to ensure client needs are met. Duties also include the Theory and Practice,Chemistry, supervision and organization of all survey staff throughout Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm 1975 Beach Counties. Structural Engineering,University 2. Consul-Tech Enterprises, Inc. of Technology formally College of • 2006-2011: Director of Surveying - Responsibilities include the training of all survey staff in data Arts Science and Technology, collection utilizing both the Electronic Field Book, The Cadastral Electronic Field Book, and the post Jamaica,WI. 1978 processing of field collected data utilizing the DOS Processor and CAiCE's Data Processor,the preparation of proposals, control, maintenance and right-of-way maps for various FDOT Districts, plats, surveys, etc. Chemical Waste Management, and performing the necessary quality control to ensure client needs are met. Duties also include the OA hazardous Waste Site supervision and organization of all survey staff throughout Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm rators Training Curiculum, Beach Counties. 1991 3 . Biscayne Engineering Company, Inc. , Florida CERTIFICATIONS • 1987-2006: Professional Land Surveyor-Responsible for the daily operations of Surveying and Mapping Steenland Center for Professional for both field and office.-boundary surveys,topographic surveys,sectional surveys,construction layout for Development;Certification Law buildings and roads,land development surveys,project designs and right of way surveys,specific purpose Position, 1994 surveys, preparation of control surveys and right of way maps. Preparation of proposals, conduct presentations and contract negotiations. Certification in Automated Surveying Procedures and Data 4 . Job & Job Engineers, Inc. , New Jersey Processing,AGA Computer • 1983-1987: Field Crew Supervisor - Responsible for various construction layout projects, Right of Way Services,Inc.; 1994 Surveys,preparation of Right of Maps,boundary surveys,hydrographic surveys and topographic surveys. YEARS EXPERIENCE 5. Paul N. Howard Company, Inc. , N.C. (Jamaica WI Contract) 33 • 1979-1983: Field Crew Chief - Responsible for topographic survey in preparation of construction of 15 miles of bauxite conveyor belt line through mountains and valleys.Layout of conveyor belt line. • Control survey for 500 square miles of swamp land and consequently the layout of dikes, pump stations and canals for said swamp land. • Computation of quantities of materials removed from burrow Pits for construction of roads PARTIAL LIST OF PROJECTS INSTITUTIONAL • Civil Engineering Services, Pembroke Pines, FL - Surveying Project Manager for Miscellaneous Civil Engineering Services to the South Broward Hospital District for the design and construction administration. Services include contractor submittal review, responses to requests for information, change order and construction change directives, consultant concerning replacement of work,evaluation ♦♦♦♦ of claims, evaluation of substitutions, preparation of design and documentation for alternate bid or ♦♦♦ SECTION 3 • PAGE 159 CSA GroupFONT1mi PRO A AMORAL AEMTHTFRAt6 ENf�I.NO MICE FIRMI ONLY(((NA) lEltOT Foe ouIUlunoN3 No.12-04-02 A T / - _ — QLVIN BRUCE, P . S . M . , Director of Surveying proposal requests and contract administration services. Client: Memorial Healthcare System, Joseph Alcure,Jr.,(954)433-7184. • Memorial Regional Hospital South Parking Lot Reconstruction, Hollywood, R- Services include the reconstruction of doctors and employee parking lot. Services includes full civil engineering services include paving, grading and drainage plans, water and sewer plans, permitting, construction observation,architectural,site lighting,boundary and topographic survey. • Memorial Regional Hospital West Bed Tower Crane Monitoring Surveying, Pembroke Pines, R - Surveying services as-built,specific purpose and topographic survey for the crane stability. • Miscellaneous Surveying and Mapping, Miami, R - Site survey work for the temporary relocation of child care facility. Services include As-Built, boundary, specific purpose, topographic, sketch to accompany legal descriptions, Review of Title Documents, (i.e. Title Commitments, Attorney's Opinion of Title, etc.) Miami Children's Hospital,Pedro Silva,(305)Pedro Silva,(305)663-8474. • Imperial Point Medical Emergency Department Expansion,Broward County,R-A 204 bed medical center, scope will include the expansion of the emergency department facility. Responsibilities include site plan preparation and processing, preparation of paving, grading and drainage plans,water and sewer plans, plans approval and permitting,construction observation, landscape,irrigation,boundary and topographic survey.Client:HDR Architecture,Inc.,Brendan Ellis,(813)262-2792,2008-2011. • Coral Springs Medical Center Emergency Department Expansion, Broward County,R-A 200 bed medical center,scope will include the expansion of the emergency department facility.Responsibilities include site plan preparation and processing, preparation of paving, grading and drainage plans, water and sewer plans, plans approval and permitting, construction observation, landscape, irrigation, boundary and topographic survey.Client HDR Architecture,Inc.,Brendan Ellis,(813)262-2792,2008-2011. • South Broward Drainage District, Broward County, R - Project consisting of full design survey of lake shores as destroyed by hurricane Wilma for the purpose of restoration and final stake-out.Lakes included: Sunset Lakes 1&3 and Harbor Lakes. CONTINUING CONTRACTS • FDOT Districtwide Right-of-Way Mapping Services, Miami-Dade/Monroe Counties, R - Project Manager responsible for providing for Right of Way Mapping and Surveying Services for various projects throughout the District. These services shall include, but are not limited to, the preparation of Right of Way Maps, Right of Way Control Surveys, Maintenance Maps, Parcel Sketches,Title Search review, plotting of legal descriptions, providing the department with qualified personnel (when needed) as determined by the District Right of Way Surveyor in the function of the Right of Way Department and for the performance of • miscellaneous surveying and mapping services on various types projects.Client FDOT District Six,Cristina Kinman-Albury,P.S.M.,(305)470-5249,2008-Present. • Miscellaneous Engineering Surveying Consultant, Miami-Dade/Monroe County, R - Surveying Project Manager providing field surveys and mapping for projects assigned by the Department on a Task Work Order basis. Services included the re-establishment of survey baselines, reference points, bench marks, check cross sections, cross sections for final estimates and monumentation of right-of-way lines after construction is complete. Mapping will include annotation of existing maps and new monumentation maps. Managerial assistance will include managing other consultants acting as a Department representative by negotiating man hours, revising and preparing scope of services, revising survey information,providing guidance and direction in how to accomplish project goals.Client:FDOT District Six, Scott Perkins,P.S.M.,(305)470-5100,2006-2011. • FDOT General Engineering Consultant#1,Miami-Dade County,R-Project surveyor assisting FDOT with a districtwide range of engineering services in bringing to completion the production of numerous projects. Client:FDOT District Six,Teresa Alvarez,P.E.,(305)470-5100,2006-Present. • Design of Upgrades for Sanitary Sewer Pump Stations, Miami-Dade County, R - Project Manager responsible for providing full area survey for as-built submittals including the following information: a) Above ground information (pavement, sidewalks, fences, structures, power poles, etc); b) Existing ® underground utilities within the property(inverts,catch basin,manholes,electricity,cable TV, phone,gas, ♦♦♦• etc)and c)Existing above ground utilities within the pump station area(valves,meter boxes,fire hydrants, over head cables. Project consisted of complete professional engineering services to implement the ♦4* SECTION 3 - PAGE 160 CSA Group [OMEN INS P1 HIUOMU U®THTUAI B L3GATh2ING U1UG3 Flim ONLY RQil) tLOtm FOO OmmumAI NO.124442 ` • •• • -Y \ \ • fLVIN BRUCE, P . S . M . , Director of Surveying construction of pump station&force main improvements associates with existing MDWASD 0372 located at 3950 NW 213 Street in Miami-Dade County. Client: Millian,Swain &Associates, Inc.,Julio Menache, (305)441-0123,2007-2010. • Professional Surveying, Topographic and Mapping Services, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Manager responsible for performing professional surveying, topographical and mapping services on a city-wide basis for various city projects. Basic services include boundary surveys, right-of-way surveys, legal descriptions,construction layout surveys, control surveys, hydrographic surveys,mean water line surveys, topographic surveys and specific purpose surveys. Client: City of Miami Beach, Richard Saltrick, (305) 673-7000 ext.6565,2007-2009. • Professional Surveying Services,Broward County,FL-Project consisting of full design survey of 25 miles of secondary canals resulting in the preparation of Right of Way Maps. The following canals are: N-30, N- 3OA, N-23, N-17, N-12,N-8, N-4, N-5, N-5A, N-11,S-14, S-2,CC-9A, S-15, S-8,S-9,5-10,S-30, S-25, S-24, S-22. Client: Central Broward Water Control District, Michael Crowley, (954) 432-5100, 2006- 2011. • City of Miami Streetcar,Miami-Dade County, FL- Survey of various roadways along the streetcar corridor along the east-west loop and the north-south loop.Both loops are comprised of approximately 10 miles in length of roadway.Client City of Miami,Leo Villalobos,(305)416-1280,2007-2009. • MDX General Engineering Consultant Services - GEC A, Miami-Dade County,Fl.-Survey Project Manager responsible for surveying and mapping services under a contract that requires multiple task orders or authorizations to perform throughout Miami-Dade County. Client: HNTB, Jose de Almagro, P-E., (305) 551-8100. • General Land and Engineering Surveying Professional Services, Miami Dade County, FL- Project involved High Accuracy,Second Order Class II,Survey for Metro Mover throughout the downtown area of the City of Miami to include Right of Way Mapping, topographic survey and ultimately construction layout and As- Built.Client:Miami-Dade County Public Works Department,Leo Ona,(305)375-1909,2006-2008. • City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, FL - Surveyor and Mapper for project consisting of full design survey of miscellaneous projects throughout the City of Sweetwater limits to assist FDOT -District Six in completing planned projects.Client:FDOT District Six,Ana Arvelo,P.E,(305)470-5210,2005-2007. INTERCHANGE • S.R.826(Palmetto Expressway) Interchange at Miller Drive,State Road 874 and Bird Road, Miami Dade County, FL - Project consisting of sectional survey, control survey, drainage and utility survey, Project Network Control Survey, location of soil borings,full digital terrain modeling,and preparation of Right of Way Map all tied into Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum 1983/90 readjustment and National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVD 29).Client FDOT District Six, Jason Chang,P.E.,(305)470-5331, 1996-2008. • S.R. 874 Killian Parkway, Miami-Dade County, FL- Design Survey for the reconstruction of a six lane to eight lane limited access toll plaza facility. The project includes two new mainline toll plazas,a ramp toll plaza,and the demolition of an existing toll plaza. The new plaza provides for open road. The project also includes improvements to Killian Parkway. Client Miami-Dade Expressway Authority,Alfred Lurigados, P.E.(305)637-3277,2006-2008. • 1-95 & Okeechobee Road Interchange, Palm Beach County, FL- Project consisted of the preparation of control survey resulting in the preparation of right of way mapping.Total length of project 2 miles. MAJOR ARTERIAL • S.R.90/S.W.8th Street from S.R.821 (HEFT)to S.R.826(Palmetto Expressway),Miami-Dade County,FL - Survey Project Manager for milling and resurfacing project that includes safety improvements, ADA upgrades,and additional safety upgrades at the intersections of S.W.92nd Avenue,S.W. 102nd Avenue to S.W.99th Place,and S.W. 109th Avenue. Furthermore, upgrades to include provisions for Turbo Lanes at the intersection of S.W. 102nd Avenue will be made. Design elements include roadway design,signing& ® pavement markings, drainage, maintenance of traffic, surveying and mapping, geotechnical, landscape architecture, bridge design,lighting,signalization and traffic engineering. Client: FDOT District Six,Ana ♦::: Arvelo,P.E,(305)470-5210,2010-Present. SECTION 3 • PAGE 161 CSA GroupCONFM%P60FFAUONAI AIWIRTEM a acngaas UMW RIM oar gad) MUD Po!OIA161tAU07 NI.124442 • • � l OLVIN BRUCE , P . S . M . , Director of Surveying • S.R. 968/W. Flagler Street from NW/SW 14th Avenue to NW/SW 2nd Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL- Reconstruction/Resurfacing of SR 968/West Flagler Street existing curb and gutter sections, including upgrading sidewalks and pedestrian cross-walks to ADA compliance, upgrading traffic signals, lighting and drainage system,intersection improvements and landscaping enhancement Consul-Tech will render roadway design, quality control, constructability reviews and surveying and mapping services. Client: Gannett Fleming,Inc.,Pablo Bielecki,P.E.,(786)846-9540,2009-Present • S.R.AIA(Ocean Drive)-Hallandale Beach,Florida, Broward County-Surveying Project Manager to assist to FDOT District 4 with a RRR Milling and resurfacing of SR AlA from south of Seacrest Parkway (MP 0.870) to Azalea Terrace (MP 2.011). Services include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic,signing and pavement markings,utility coordination,landscaping,geotechnical, photogrammetry,and public involvement. Client: FDOT District Four,Bing Wang, P.E., (954) 777-4406, 2006-2009. • S.R. 5(US-1)Yamato Road, Palm Beach County, Florida - Surveying Project Manager for 3R Milling and resurfacing project located on S.R. 5/ U.S. 1 just south of Yamato Road to the C-15 Canal. This project includes the analysis of existing roadway conditions to extend the service life of the existing roadway, roadway slopes, geometry, clear zone, and strain poles and appropriate implemental and analyses. Services also include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. Client: FDOT District Four,Leslie Wetherell,P.E.,(954)777-4438,2006-2008. • S.R. 820 Hollywood Boulevard, Broward County, FL - Design survey for milling, resurfacing, paved shoulders and drainage improvements from 44th Avenue to just west of Interstate 95.Client FDOT District Four,James Scully,P.E.,(954)777-4633,2006-2009. • Miami Garden's Drive(S.R. 860)from 1-75 to N.W.57 Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL- Project included preparation of project network control sheets,full topographic and digital terrain modeling,drainage and utility survey all tied into Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum 1983/90 readjustment and National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929(NGVD 29).Client BND Engineers,Inc.,Kevin Keane/Laura Vallejo,(305)599-8495. • S.R. 80, Palm Beach County, FL - Project included Topographical survey, digital terrain model, design survey and right of way mapping.Project limits 8 miles approximately,from 195 west along S.R.80. • S.R.AlA, Palm Beach County, FL- Project included preparation of right of way mapping. Project limits 4 miles starting at the Breakers northward. • Davie Boulevard, Broward County, FL- Design survey consisting of digital terrain model, drainage survey from 195 west to S.R.441. • N.W. 135th Street from S.R. 9 to US 441, Miami Dade County, FL- Project included topographic survey, cross sections,drainage and utility survey for design and construction purposes. • U.S. 1 (S.R. 5) from 216th to 220th Street (Route Survey). S.R. 826 Miami-Dade County, FL - Project included preparation of project network control sheets, full topographic and digital terrain modeling, drainage and utility survey all tied into Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum 1983/90 readjustment and National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929(NGVD 29). • • ♦♦♦ CONTLNnX6 PROFESSIONAL A!®TKI UAI tr Eiee�7L%G aweFUN!ONLY(COW `SECTION 3 • PAGE 162 CSA Group RMEIT FOR ILUIRGTIONI N1.1244-02 N • (JARRYL J . HAUSER, P . S . M . , Right-of-way Project REGISTRATIONS TECHNICAL EXPERTISE Professional Land Surveyor, Mr. Hauser has over 16 years of experience and has worked in almost all areas of surveying and mapping in Florida No.6277,2001 both the public and private sectors. He has worked in numerous locations such as the Tampa Bay Area, North Central Florida, Southern Maryland,and Washington, D.C.;prior to relocating to South Florida and working for EDUCATION over 12 years with the Florida Department of Transportation in Miami.Along with his many Florida Department G.I.S.Post Baccalaureate Study of Transportation projects(see partial list below), Mr. Hauser also involved himself with two different technical University of Florida, 1992 advisory committees and has represented FDOT District VI at statewide surveyor's meetings; working to B.S.Surveying&Mapping improve the quality of surveying and mapping for the State of Florida. University of Florida, 1990 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Skills 1. CSA Group, Florida Microstation • 1/2012 -Present: Right-of-Way Project Manager- Oversee production of right of way maps and control Geopak surveys for Florida Department of Transportation improvements, as well as coordinating with the Florida G.I.S. Department of Transportation to equip office to meet departmental standards.Supervise survey field crews Survey Field Work(Party Chief, and CADD procedures. Manage the preparation of plats, establishment of primary control networks and Instrument Operator,Rodman) construction surveys with extensive use of MicroStation and Geopak in map preparations and reviews. HP 48GX Calculator 2. Consul-Tech Enterprises, Inc. , Doral, Florida Spanish language skills. • 12/2006 - 12/2011: Right-of-Way Project Manager - Oversee production of right of way maps and YEARS EXPERIENCE control surveys for Florida Department of Transportation improvements, as well as coordinating with the 16 Florida Department of Transportation to equip office to meet departmental standards. Supervise survey field crews and CADD procedures. Manage the preparation of plats, establishment of primary control networks and construction surveys with extensive use of MicroStation and Geopak in map preparations A and reviews. ® 3 . Florida Department of Transportation, Miami, Florida 08/01 - 11/06: Right of Way Mapping Project Manager- Provided professional oversight and opinions in reviewing surveys, determining limits of ownership and land acquisition procedure. Manage Transportation District distribution of maps and related records to all parties outside the department Provided historical background information on maps and corresponding transportation corridors. Represent District at State Land Surveyor's meetings,statewide Surveying and Mapping Technical Advisory Committee; appointed to advise committee on methods to instruct consultants in right-of-way mapping preparation and standards and District Surveying and Mapping department leadership in other venues. Advise, instruct,and train less experienced personnel on survey, mapping,and departmental procedures. Advise department heads and coordinated with other offices on how to better equip office with training and material resources. Manage preparation and revision of maps and other related documents for roadway improvements, including the direction of survey crew in acquiring field data. Certify right-of-way maps,and assist in the acceptance and rejection of awarding contracts. 02/96-08/01:Assistant P.S.M./Right of Way Mapping Project Manager-Managed preparation of maps and other related documents for roadway improvements.Used MicroStation,Geopak coordinate geometry software to check consultants or produce maps and legal descriptions in-house.Advised, instructed and trained less experienced personnel on survey, mapping and departmental procedures. Represented District on the statewide Right of Way Mapping Technical Advisory Committee. 02/94 - 02/96: Professional Land Surveyor Trainee - Toured various departments in District VI and Tallahassee,learning of agency functions.Assisted in preparation of maps and surveys with MicroStation, Geopak, and quality control reviews. Performed field survey work using total stations, levels, and other survey equipment;assisted crew chief with survey field computations. Prepared problems for Professional Engineering Trainee's exam for Surveying and Mapping Department. • ♦•♦ roNTTu�saeortm meauIICtnAL&eiaramsusnmRINIC r«au SECTION 3 • PAGE X 63 CSA Group OMW RI OWIRUT10N7 NO.12-04-02 • e � (DARRYL J . HAUSER, P . S . M . , Right-of-way Project PARTIAL LIST OF PROJECTS: Institutional • Civil Engineering Services, Pembroke Pines, FL - Project Surveyor for Miscellaneous Civil Engineering Services to the South Broward Hospital District for the design and construction administration. Services include contractor submittal review,responses to requests for information,change order and construction change directives, consultant concerning replacement of work, evaluation of claims, evaluation of substitutions, preparation of design and documentation for alternate bid or proposal requests and contract administration services.Client: Memorial Healthcare System,Joseph Alcure,Jr.,(954)433-7184 • Memorial Regional Hospital South Parking Lot Reconstruction, Hollywood, FL- Services include the reconstruction of doctors and employee parking lot. Services includes full civil engineering services include paving, grading and drainage plans, water and sewer plans, permitting, construction observation,architectural,site lighting,boundary and topographic survey. • Memorial Regional Hospital West Bed Tower Crane Monitoring Surveying, Pembroke Pines, FL - Surveying services as-built,specific purpose and topographic survey for the crane stability. • Miscellaneous Surveying and Mapping, Miami, FL- Site survey work for the temporary relocation of child care facility. Services include As-Built, boundary, specific purpose, topographic, sketch to accompany legal descriptions, Review of Title Documents, (i.e. Title Commitments, Attorney's Opinion of Title, etc.) Client: Miami Children's Hospital,Pedro Silva,(305)663-8474 • Imperial Point Medical Emergency Department Expansion,Broward County,FL-A 204 bed medical center, scope will include the expansion of the emergency department facility. Responsibilities include site plan preparation and processing, preparation of paving, grading and drainage plans,water and sewer plans, plans approval and permitting,construction observation,landscape,irrigation,boundary and topographic ® survey.Client:HDR Architecture,Inc.,Brendan Ellis,(813)262-2792,2008-2011. • Coral Springs Medical Center Emergency Department Expansion,Broward County,FL-A 200 bed medical center,scope will include the expansion of the emergency department facility.Responsibilities include site plan preparation and processing, preparation of paving, grading and drainage plans, water and sewer plans, plans approval and permitting, construction observation, landscape, irrigation, boundary and topographic survey.Client: HDR Architecture,Inc.,Contact Person:Brendan Ellis,(813)262-2792,2008- 2011. • Miami Children's Hospital,Miami,Florida. Mr.Hauser oversaw preparation of signed and sealed boundary and topographic survey of property,as well as specific purpose survey's of property.2007 Continuing Contracts • FDOT Districtwide Right-of-Way Mapping Services, Miami-Dade/Monroe Counties, FL - Project Surveyor responsible for providing for Right of Way Mapping and Surveying Services for various projects throughout the District. These services shall include, but are not limited to, the preparation of Right of Way Maps, Right of Way Control Surveys, Maintenance Maps, Parcel Sketches,Trtle Search review, plotting of legal descriptions, providing the department with qualified personnel (when needed) as determined by the District Right of Way Surveyor in the function of the Right of Way Department and for the performance of miscellaneous surveying and mapping services on various types projects. Client: Florida Department of I Transportation District Six,Cristina Kinman,(305)470-5249,2008-Present • Districtwide Miscellaneous Engineering Surveying Consultant,Miami-Dade County,FL-Project Surveyor of various roadways in assisting FDOT with a districtwide range of engineering services in bringing to completion the production of numerous projects. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Six,2006-2011 • FDOT General Engineering Consultant#1,Miami-Dade County,FL-Project Surveyor assisting FOOT with a districtwide range of engineering services in bringing to completion the production of numerous projects. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Six,Teresa Alvarez,(305)470-5100,2006-Present • .♦:♦ SECTION 3 • PAGE I 64 CSA GroupCONfLNI NG MFESSIONAL 6IE.LN6 S@YIIB FEW ONLY QOU1 MEM FOR OULDICATIONIONI N0.12-0142 • • • • L)ARRYL J . HAUSER, P . S . M . , Right-of-Way Project • City of Miami Civil Engineering Services for Roadway Projects, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Surveyor for Civil Engineering services to include complete planning, design, programming, pavement analysis, surveying, geotechnical, options evaluations, public meetings, detailed assessments and recommendations,cost estimation,opinions of probable construction costs, quality control reviews,field investigations, observations, post design services,construction administration and other related services as need to complete projects. Projects include: roadway reconstruction or resurfacing, drainage improvements, swale restoration, curbs,gutters, sidewalks, lighting improvements, landscaping,signage and striping, verification of City's pavement analysis report within project area, surveying, geotechnical and utility locations.Client: City of Miami Capital Improvements,Gary Fabrikant,(305)416-1224,2008- Present • Center Grove Street & Lighting Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - Civil roadway engineering services for the design of street improvements including repair of existing sidewalks, new sidewalks and ADA ramps; 1419-Parking and Surcharge 2007. Services will include project management and engineering analysis services necessary for preparing a Civil Engineering Services for the project the area bounded by Bird Road to the north, SW 27th Avenue to the east, McDonald Street to the west, and Oak Avenue and Tigertail Avenue to the south.The project will include decorative lighting for all the streets within the project perimeter,perform a topographic survey and establish the existing right- of-way of the project area to generate plans for the lighting design of all the streets within the project area and utility coordination for project area. • Palm Grove Roadway Improvements,Miami-Dade County,Fl.-As part of a master continuing services agreement providing Civil Engineering Services to Roadway Projects. Services include engineering field services, project management assistance, engineering analysis, design services on an "as needed basis"for preparing roadway plans The project limits are bounded by NE 4th Court to the west, ® NE 79 Street to the north, NE 58 Street to the south, and Biscayne Boulevard to the east,within the City of Miami. Services will include engineering design,ADA improvements,surveying and mapping, landscape architecture,geotechnical,utility coordination and public involvement. • Central Broward Water Control District,Broward County,FL-Project consisting of full design survey of 25 miles of secondary canals resulting in the preparation of Right of Way Maps. The following canals are: N- 30, N-30A,N-23,N-17, N-12, N-8, N-4, N-5, N-5A, N-11,S-14,S-2,CC-9A,S-15, S-8,S-9,S-10,S-30, S-25, S-24, S-22. Client Central Broward Water Control District, Michael Crowley, (954) 432-5100, 2006-2009 Major Arterial • S.R.90/S.W.8th Street from S.R.821(HEFT)to S.R.826(Palmetto Expressway),Miami-Dade County,FL -Project Surveyor for milling and resurfacing project that includes safety improvements, ADA upgrades, and additional safety upgrades at the intersections of S.W.92nd Avenue,S.W. 102nd Avenue to S.W.99th Place, and S.W. 109th Avenue. Furthermore, upgrades to include provisions for Turbo Lanes at the intersection of S.W. 102nd Avenue will be made. Design elements include roadway design, signing & pavement markings, drainage, maintenance of traffic, surveying and mapping, geotechnical, landscape architecture,bridge design, lighting,signalization and traffic engineering.Client: Florida Department of Transportation,Ana Arvelo,P.E,(305)470-5210,2010-Present • S.R. 968/W. Flagler Street from NW/SW 14th Avenue to NW/SW 2nd Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL- Reconstruction/Resurfacing of SR 968/West Flagler Street existing curb and gutter sections, including upgrading sidewalks and pedestrian cross-walks to ADA compliance, upgrading traffic signals, lighting and drainage system,intersection improvements and landscaping enhancement Consul-Tech will render roadway design, quality control, constructability reviews and surveying and mapping services. Client: Gannett Fleming,Inc.,Pablo Bielecki,P.E.,(786)846-9540,2009-Present • S.R.AIA(Ocean Drive)-Hallandale Beach,Florida,Broward County- Project Surveyor for RRR Milling and resurfacing of SR A1A from south of Seacrest Parkway(MP 0.870)to Azalea Terrace(MP 2.011).Services include roadway design,drainage,signalization,maintenance of traffic,signing and pavement markings, ® utility coordination,landscaping,geotechnical, photogrammetry,and public involvement. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Four,Bing Wang,P.E., (954)777-4406,2006-2008 ♦♦♦♦ SECTION 3 • PAGE 1 65 CSA GroupCONTMINi POOFBIIONAL AMMIU FBAu 0 F W4llatN%MIMI FBM OU MTh IffirE l FOO OOADFICAIIONI N0.12-04-02 it f / — • \. 3ARRYL J . HAUSER, P . S . M . , Right-of-way Project • SR 5(US-1)Yamato Road, Palm Beach County, Florida - Project Surveyor for 3R Milling and resurfacing project located on S.R. 5/U.S. 1 just south of Yamato Road to the C-15 Canal. This project includes the analysis of existing roadway conditions to extend the service life of the existing roadway,roadway slopes, geometry, clear zone, and strain poles and appropriate implemental and analyses. Services also include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. Client Florida Department of Transportation District Four,Leslie Wetherell,P.E.,(954)777-4438,2006-2008 • S.R. 874 Killian Parkway,Miami-Dade County,FL- Project Surveyor for the reconstruction of a six lane to eight lane limited access toll plaza facility. The project includes two new mainline toll plazas,a ramp toll plaza,and the demolition of an existing toll plaza. The new plaza provides for open road. The project also includes improvements to Killian Parkway. Client Miami-Dade Expressway Authority, Alfred Lurigados, P.E.(305)637-3277,2003 -2008 • S.R. 820 Hollywood Boulevard, Broward County, FL - Project Surveyor survey for milling, resurfacing, paved shoulders and drainage improvements from 44th Avenue to just west of Interstate 95 Client Florida Department of Transportation District Four,James Scully,P.E.,(954)777-4633,2006-2008 • City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Surveyor and Mapper for project consisting of full design survey of miscellaneous projects throughout the City of Sweetwater limits to assist FDOT-District Six in completing planned projects. • SR 7(US 441)from Oakland Park Boulevard to Sample Road.Lauderdale Lakes through Margate, FL.Mr. Hauser is overseeing preparation of right-of-way control survey and right-of-way maps.2007 • SR 817 (University Drive) from Miami-Dade/Broward County Line to Sheridan Street. Miramar to Pembroke Pines,Florida. Mr.Hauser oversaw preparation of signed and sealed right-of-way control survey, and is overseeing the preparation of right-of-way maps and monumentation maps.2007 • SR 845(Powerline Road)from Atlantic Boulevard to Sample Road. Pompano Beach, Florida. Mr. Hauser oversaw preparation of signed and sealed right-of-way control survey,and is overseeing the preparation of right-of-way maps.2007 • City of Miami Streetcar Corridor, Miami-Dade County, FL- Survey of various roadways along the streetcar corridor along the east-west loop and the north-south loop. Both loops are comprised of approximately 10 miles in length of roadway. • S.R. 997 (Krome Avenue) from S.R. 5 (U.S. 1)to S.W. 296th Street, Miami-Dade County, FL - Managed preparation of Right of Way Corridor Maps. • S.R.997(Krome Avenue)from S.W.296th Street to S.W.292nd Street,Miami-Dade County,FL- Prepared Right of Way Maps and legal descriptions in-house. • S.R. 997 (Krome Avenue) at S.W.288th Street, S.W.216th Street, S.W.200th Street, S.W.184th Street, Miami-Dade County,FL-Prepared Right of Way Maps and legal descriptions in-house. • S.R. 997 (Krome Avenue) at S.W.272nd Street, S.W.256th Street, S.W.192nd Street, S.W.168th Street, S.W.136th Street, Miami-Dade County, FL - Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Maps and legal descriptions. • S.R.997(Krome Avenue)from S.W.296th Street to S.R.90(U.S.41/Tamiami Trail) -Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Corridor Maps. • S.R. 997 (Krome Avenue) from S.R. 90 (U.S.41/Tamiami Trail) to S.R. 25 (U.S.27/Okeechobee Road), Miami-Dade County,FL-Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Corridor Maps. • S.R.112 (Arthur Godfrey Road) from S.R.907 (Alton Road) to S.R.A-1-A, Miami-Dade County, FL - Prepared of Right of Way Corridor Maps in-house. • S.R.823 (Red Road/N.W. 57th Avenue) from S.R. 25 (U.S. 27/Okeechobee Road) to S.R.934 (W.21st Street, Hialeah), Miami-Dade County, FL - Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Maps (no legal descriptions). • S.R.823 (Red Road/N.W. 57th Avenue)from S.R.934(W.21st Street, Hialeah)to W.44th Place, Hialeah, Miami-Dade County,FL-Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Maps and legal descriptions. • S.R.823(Red Road/N.W.57th Avenue)from W.44th Place,Hialeah to S.R.924(Gratigny Parkway),Miami- Dade County,FL-Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Maps and legal descriptions. ♦♦♦ - SECTION 3 - PAGE I 66 CSA GroupCONT!N1 N6 PROFBOONAL Al�tlttAl 8 MIMING MFBYIMI RUB OM(LINA) OEO[FAT FOR ovainuTIOA7 NO.124442 • JARRYL J . HAUSER, P . S . M . , Right-of-Way Project • S.R.A-1-A from 41st Street,Miami Beach to 63rd Street,Miami Beach,Miami-Dade County,FL-Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Corridor Maps. • S.R. A-1-A from 63rd Street, Miami Beach to 96th Street, Surfside, Miami-Dade County, FL - Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Corridor Maps. • S.R. 25 (U.S. 27/Okeechobee Road) from S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway) to W.19th Street, Hialeah, Miami-Dade County, FL - Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Control Survey, Right of Way Maps and legal descriptions. • S.R. 25(U.S. 27/Okeechobee Road)from W.19th Street, Hialeah to S.R. 953(Le Jeune Road/N.W.42nd Avenue)- 2nd S.R.25(U.S.27/Okeechobee Road)at W.16th Avenue,Hialeah,Miami-Dade County,FL - Prepared of Right of Way Maintenance Map in-house. • S.R. 953(Le Jeune Road/N.W.42nd Avenue) from N.W. 36th Street to S.E. 11th Place, Hialeah, Miami- Dade County, FL - Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Control Survey, Right of Way Maps and legal descriptions. • S.R.936(Ingraham Highway)from Everglades National Park to S.W/N.W.6th Avenue,Florida City,Miami- Dade County,Fl.-Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Maintenance Maps. • S.R.5 (U.S.1/Biscayne Boulevard/Brickell Bridge) from Miami River to S.E.4th Avenue, Miami-Dade County,FL-Prepared of Right of Way Parcel Sketches and legal descriptions in-house. • S.W 2nd Avenue Bridge from S.R.90(U.S.41/Tamiami Trail)to S.W.2nd Avenue, Miami-Dade County,FL - Oversaw preparation of Right of Way Control Survey,Safe Upland Environmental(T.I.I.T.F.)Survey,Right of Way Maps and legal descriptions. Commercial • Fontainebleau III Ocean Club. Surveying and Mapping Services. Miami-Dade County, Florida - Project 40 mapper performing right-of-way mapping services • Raintree Golf Course. Pembroke Pines, Florida. Mr. Hauser Oversaw preparation of signed and sealed ALTA/ACSM survey of property.2007 .. •♦♦♦ mutu�c PROM=Ae�I[1TEeAt&e cnmLrs EMU FIRE MY tta U ♦ SECTION 3 PAGE 67 CSA Group 1NtUM EOt OUIIHCAI1ONI NO.12-0402 ,r • • • x-1 ` • x L;ARISOL MEDINA, GIS Technical Leader EDUCATION TECHNICAL EXPERTISE B.S.General Sciences, Ms. Medina has more than 12 years of experience in the management and analysis of databases.She has been University of Puerto Rico, responsible for managing nation-wide scale projects involving the collection, conversion, analysis, and Rio Piedras,Puerto Rico. dissemination of geospatial data including the development of interne applications. She has designed, 1996 developed and maintain personal and enterprise databases, and has conducted spatial analysis for many state, municipal and private sector clients such as suitable sitting, route selection and evaluation, PROFESSIONAL tridimensional analysis,and network analysis.As a GIS technical leader, she develops and provides training CERTIFICATIONS to both internal and external users on geospatial data management and other operational issues. Her Technology and Database expertise includes the development and implementation of quality assurance/quality control procedures Administration, including geospatial data management policies and guidelines, and standards and metadata documentation. Interamerican University of Ms. Medina prepares projects proposals and administrates project budgets and resources regarding time and Puerto Rico, production. Rio Piedras,Puerto Rico. 2001 RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1 . CSA Group, Inc. YEARS EXPERIENCE Broadband Mapping Connected Nation - A broadband mapping is under the Broadband Technology 12 Opportunities Program of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and is managed by the U.S. Department of Commerce. Connected Nation is the designated entity for eight states. The project includes the data processing and transformation of broadband data acquired from broadband providers, from a variety of formats into broadband service area extent polygons in GIS format As a GIS Technical Leader, she was in charge of developing processes, guidelines, standards, metadata, and coordinating the staff to meet deadlines deliveries and budget constraints. GIS-PRASA, Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) - The project comprises the development of a GIS database for water and wastewater infrastructure covering the Island.The project involved the collection,conversion and preparation of data to be used in further applications. It included the creation of an open source web application to serve geographical data to be used by the corporation internal users. As a GIS Technical Leader, she was in charge of developing processes, guidelines, standards, metadata and to coordinate the staff to meet deadlines deliveries and budget constraints. She was also responsible for staff capacitating and training for internal and external users. Puerto Rico Digital Cadastral Project, CRIM - The project comprises the development and implementation of a GIS enterprise operation with the cadastral data residing at CRIM (Center for Municipal Revenue Collection). The project involved the creation of an enterprise Geodatabase using SDE on Oracle to be used in their daily operations,and an intemet application serving geographical data to be used by governmental agencies. As a GIS Coordinator, she was in charge of organizing every process to make the operation more efficient This included the integration of cadastral data into the newly implemented GIS Enterprise System, technical support and software application training, and QA/QC processes. Tien Urbano,Puerto Rico Department of Transportation -The project comprised the construction of a massive transportation system in the metropolitan area of Puerto Rico. It included one corridor and 13 stations.As a GIS Analyst, he was assigned to the planning office to work with transportation engineers and planners to determine data management and analysis needs for spatial and non-spatial data. He analyzed,developed and maintained the Tien Urbano Stations'database,and designed,developed, and implemented customized applications that interacted with relational databases for both, internal and municipal clients use. Federal Natural Resources Inventory, NRCS-USDA - The project comprised an inventory of the existing natural resources. It was carried out by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS),division of the US Department of Agriculture(USDA), every four-year period.As a Physical Scientist,he delimitated different land use by photo interpretation and data entry. The inventory was done for the States of Wisconsin,Indiana,Illinois,Minnesota,Ohio,and Michigan. • ♦♦♦♦ SECTION 3 - PAGE 1 68 CSA Group COMMRTIU OFINO!GL drama L 0 CiQINazl46{FBYIMI FTBNI ONLY Mb 014BT F03 O(AI1FRA109 SO.124442 � -r • • o !`-.ARISOL MEDINA, GIS Technical Leader Water Distribution Optimization Project,Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority(PRASA)-An integrated approach to water distribution system optimization was developed to study high pressure in the system. Pressures are regulated to an optimum of 30-50 psi by PREPA.The purpose of the first phase of this project was to reduce pressures to this range in areas of high pressure. This project provided the information to appropriately regulate pressure in the systems and bring down water consumption, leakages and costs, provided validated models on H2OMAP Waterm,and set the stage for setting up digital data/control centers in the regions and central office. The second phase of this project involved the delineation of the sectors served by a single source of water supply(filtration plant or well).As a GIS Technical Leader she was in charge of creating standards to ensure a data transfer between the involved departments (Civil Water and GIS) including the collection of field data. She also determined the procedure to accomplish the project requirements,and coordinated the staff to meet deadlines deliveries and budget constraints. 411 • •♦♦♦ SECTION 3 • PAGE 169 COMM POOOIDONA7 maniaRA7&BialaIING=TWO RIM OM((Oil) CSA Group OH1usi 101 O1AIHUUONA NO.1244-02 ,r • r .._JORGE PEREZ , Technology Services Manager EDUCATION TECHNICAL EXPERTISE B.S.in Civil Engineering. Mr. Perez combines managerial expertise, technology capabilities, and engineering knowledge to provide Polytechnic University comprehensive consulting services assisting our internal and external clients in meeting their objectives.As a of Puerto Rico. leader of various technology areas in the last 20 years, he uses his engineering background to provide 1992 technology solutions to the design, data management and administration of our projects. He has performed MIS assessments for government agencies and has managed GIS systems for internal and external clients. TECHNICAL COURSES Mr. Perez has had progressively more complex levels of responsibility within CSA. His main focus has been in IT Project Management the integration of his engineering background to provide technology solutions to the design, data Enterprise GIS Design management and administration of our projects in various roles (Corporate R Director, CAD Director, GIS Director,Technology Services Consultant). Mr. Perez has worked on projects in the Caribbean, United States Database Design and and Central America. Implementation RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Wide Area Network Design and 1, CSA Group, Puerto Rico Implementation CSA Technology Services Director-Mr. Perez is responsible for all corporate technology related issues.As MS Project Expert Course the TS Director,he supervises the GIS,Technology Business Applications Development and IT teams. Computer Network School Renovations for2011 semester,Puerto Rico Department of Education -Summer of 2011.On this Administration and Support project,CSA was responsible for overseeing all the maintenance work on 1,000 schools around the island. YEARS EXPERIENCE The firm created the maps and weekly visiting routes for all schools using the geodatabase they developed 21 for the Education Department.CSA also developed an information web page to be used by all participants from all parts of the island through the Internet. Mr. Perez was the Technology Consultant for the project and supervised the development of the intemet tools and processes. ® Fede2/Funds Management Database System,Puerto Rico Department of Education-This project consist of the management of Federal Funds for the development of new projects through Title I,Title II,Title IV and other educational projects. CSA's involvement included the development of a database that integrated the geolocation of all public schools (1,400) in all municipalities around the island. All information is connected to the DE's main database using their specific school codes. Mr. Perez was the Technology Consultant and Supervisor of the project database and GIS systems developers. Puerto Rico ARRA Program, Puerto Rico Infrastructure and Financing Authority(PRIFA) -CSA is assisting the Puerto Rico Infrastructure and Financing Authority (AFI) and the Government of Puerto Rico in the execution of the American Recovery and Reimbursement Act(ARRA)Program in Puerto Rico. Mr.Perez was the Technology Services Manager, and his responsibilities included planning, organizing and conducting activities related to the AFI-ARRA Program database; reporting; applying technology; managing documents, information systems and R in accordance with ARRA regulations; and overseeing every aspect related to technology services in the ARRA Program. MIS Director- CSA Group, Puerto Rico, various States, Panama - Mr. Perez planned and implemented additions, deletions and major modifications to the supporting infrastructure company-wide. He oversaw the implementation of network security at the corporate level, and entrusted with anticipating future network needs of a growing business so that proactive solutions could be identified to satisfy its needs.Mr. Perez was responsible for all R related operations, policies, procedures, and transition/migration plans design and implementation. He was also responsible for IT staffing and budgeting projections on a company-wide basis. He oversaw the planning and management of the company's telephone system and managed company-wide upgrade efforts. GIS-PRASA Enterprise Master Plan,Puerto Rico,Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority(PRASA) -The purpose of the project was to provide the necessary services to define and develop the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority(PRASA) Enterprise Geographic Information System(GIS)Action Plan.The ® GIS Project Action flan was divided into three phases: short-term, medium-term and long-term activities; activities were assigned to each phase based on their cost/benefit ratio, as compared to time to ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ complete/An assessment was performed with key PRASA personnel by conducting introductory meetings to identify GIS and MIS related potential issues. Based on this input, the Action Plan defined COMING PIOFM1ONAL A6tWif T UAL b BOER Ol6 ulnas FMONLY 1(VIA1 SECTION 3 • PAGE 70 CSA Group 1HMUTPoIOOAIMUTION7 NO.12-04-02 • kJORGE PEREZ , Technology Services Manager alternatives to integrate PRASA's GIS data with its existing MIS, as well as the GIS efforts from other government agencies and private projects. As the GIS Program Director, Mr. Perez participated in all aspects of the project, including its initial conceptualization, participation in the survey of existing MIS systems,meetings with PRASA staff,development of the Action Plan and overall project leadership. GIS-PRASA Project, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) - The Project consisted in the creation of a GIS system that combines the data from the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewers Authority's (PRASA) existing MIS in its commercial, operational and infrastructure areas. The system is being developed in three phases defined in the Action Plan (short, mid and long term) and is designed so that it is integrated into the existing MIS and can be used by the engineering, operations, commercial, and presidential offices.The system is based on a GIS geodatabase model; its development also included modifying the existing MIS hardware including installing,programming,and configuring the servers that contain the geodatabases and other related information. As the GIS Program Director, Mr. Perez participated in all aspects of the project,including its initial conceptualization and execution. Puerto Rico Infrastructure Financing Authority MIS Systems Assessment, Puerto Rico Infrastructure Financing Authority (PRIFA) - The Puerto Rico Infrastructure Financing Authority (PRIFA) is a public corporation of the Government of Puerto Rico which began implementing the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act(ARRA) Federal Program in 2009,with a total estimated investment of over $6MM. In order to maximize PRIFA's efficiency in the management of the ARRA Program,the agency conducted an assessment of its current MIS and operational systems.As the MIS Consultant, Mr. Perez conceptualized and led the execution of this project in one month. Activities included the performance of personnel interviews to define potential MIS issues, and analysis of various MIS alternatives to properly equip the Program Management Organization to execute this critical project for the economy of Puerto Rico.The ® end result thus far has been an increase in efficiency of PRIM that have led to an increase in the likelihood of receiving more federal competitive and discretionary funds for Puerto Rico. PRASA Master Plan, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority(PRASA) - Potable water system inventory for the whole Island required for the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority. The main objective of the Plan was to serve as a planning tool for the operation and development of the aqueduct and sewer systems for the Island up to the year 2025. In addition, the Plan facilitates the identification of current and future raw water resources and the evaluation of their quality. Part of the project was to provide a way to easily identify the areas around the Island where the aqueduct and sewer systems are deficient and need improvements. Mr. Perez led the technical processes to develop infrastructure inventories in a GIS platform. Valenciano Dam Reservoir, Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) - Construction of a new dam and reservoir which would inundate 554 acres and a drainage area of 14.5 square miles. Its maximum storage volume available would be 20,000 acre-feet and yield an average of 14.4 mgd,with a maximum yield of 21.6 mgd. The College of Engineers & Land Surveyors of Puerto Rico gave it an Outstanding Surveying Project award. The surveying and geospatial data was gathered data was gathered from a wide array of sources over the last four decades due to various postponements. The methods and technologies used range from transit&tape measures to topographic surveys using LIDAR, including the use of total stations, GPS, GIS, and photogrammetry, among others. The vast effort included in integrating the information from multiple coordinated systems, data, technologies, and methods,makes this a truly outstanding project. Mr.Perez was the GIS Manager for the project. ENERGY Puerto Rico Wind Farms, Pattern Energy Group, LP - The project included the studies necessary for installing wind farms in several places along the island of Puerto Rico.This electric energy would be sold at a very attractive price, without creating adverse environmental impacts to the areas surrounding the windmill farms.Since production of electric power varies with the wind,a location plan of the wind farms ® was needed in consideration of wind characteristics at each of the proposed locations. Some of the parameters evaluated were wind speed, temperature, altitude, availability of land, access to the ♦♦♦• proposed properties,and accessibility for connection to the electric power grid. Mr.Perez coordinated all the GIS efforts for this project. ♦.♦ SECTION 3 • PAGE 171 CSA GroupCOMINGPOOYfS00NAA AO ETFOAI&E&MB&tam RIMS ONLY(Wa) 010LTST F00 OYAEEW10NI N0.124442 GORGE PEREZ , Technology Services Manager TRANSPORTATION East Condor, Puerto Rico Highway and Trasnportation Authority (PRHTA)- Design of a new 8.4-km highway between the municipalities of Canovanas and Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, including the survey and soil studies. The total construction cost of these projects was 18OM. Mr. Perez was in charge of the technical and administrative coordination of engineering, architectural, surveying, environmental, technology services and GIS disciplines. He was also responsible for the preliminary drainage design and liaison to outside subcontractors. 411 • ♦.• SECTION 3 • PAGE I 72 CSA Group COMM PROFESSIONAL WHIM=&E cINuI Nc IRHHQ2 RPO ONLY MOW 1IDY Pot CRIMUSONS NO.124442 HERNANDO R. RAMOS, P.E. HR Engineering Services, Inc Principal Geotechnical Engineer Medley, Florida Years of Experience 26 SUMMARY OF KEY PROJECTS education NW 25! Street Viaduct — From NW 22—a Street to SR 8261 FOOT, D 6 — FPID M.S. Civil Engineering— 1988 No. 405665-3-52-01 - Miami-Dade County, Florida. Design - Group axial and (Georgia Institute of Technology, lateral analysis of 24-inch square prestressed concrete driven piles. The viaduct Atlanta) structure has a maximum span of 220 feet. Our recommendations for minimum M.S. Civil Engineering— 1986 pile tip elevations are based on the lateral analysis. Construction - Recommended (Florida International University, dynamic pile testing (PDA) at every pier located in the canal and at every other pier Miami) located in the ground. PDA testing is presently conducted. - Production pile B.S. Civil Engineering Colombia) — 1978 (University offClengths and driving criteria are presently provided. - FDOT Project Manager: Jason Chang, P.E. - Tel: (305) 470-5331. - Year: 2007 to present, on-going.- Firm: Professional Registrations HR Engineering Services, Inc. — Role: Principal Geotechnical Engineer. Professional Engineer, Florida 42045 LBR Technician-CTQP Certified Earlington Heights Metrorail Extension, From Earlington Heights Metrorail Station to MIC/MDT Project —Contract No. NCP004-TRO6-CT2 - Miami-Dade Professional Affiliations County, Florida. Design - Group axial and lateral analysis of 24-inch diameter American Society of Civil Engineer augercast piles and 36-inch diameter drilled shafts. The metrorail guideways have span lengths exceeding 150 feet. The structure has both continuous post- Work History tensioned concrete segments and concrete segmental spans. A great portion of January 1978-December 1982 the metrorail alignment consists of a single pier supporting two metrorail Caminos Vecinales(Colombia) guideways. Our recommendations for minimum pile tip elevations are based on June 1988- December 1998 the lateral analysis. Construction - Recommended a total of 7 axial compression Law Engineering Services, Inc. Statnamic load tests, 2 lateral Statnamic load tests in addition to 1 axial nuary 1999 to Present compression static and 3 axial tension static load tests. - Under construction. - R Engineering Services, Inc MDT Chief Transit Construction: Ronald Steiner, P.E. - Tel: (305) 469-5280. - Year: 2005 to present, on-going. - Firm: HR Engineering Services, Inc. — Role: Key Qualifications Principal Geotechnical Engineer. Geotechnical engineer with more than 26 years of experience with SR 874/Killian Parkway Interchange, From HEFT to SW 8V Street/MDX — transportation, industrial, pods, and Task NO. 87404 — Miami-Dade County, Florida. Design - Bridge over SR 874 civil projects. continuous span structure with span length of 240 feet. The deck (concrete) and His experience includes design, the steel structure are built together. The project has roadway widening, MSE planning, execution of new walls and 28,000 linear feet of noise walls. Construction - Recommended dynamic geotechnical projects and the remedial pile testing (PDA) at 3 test pile locations. - Under construction. - MDX Project procedures to correct foundation Manager: Alfred Lurigados, P.E. - Tel: (305) 637-3277. - Year: 2005 to present; on- problems of existing structures, going. - Firm: HR Engineering Services, Inc. — Role: Principal Geotechnical extensive involvement with axial and Engineer. lateral pile analyses, slope stability evaluation on retaining walls and 1-95 SB Widening, from Opa-Locka Boulevard to NW 12V Street/FDOT, D6 — embankment projects using FPID No. 251669-3-52-01 — Miami-Dade County, Florida. Design - Bridge geosynthetic reinforcement. widening using 3 and 3.5-foot diameter non-redundant drilled shafts. - Construction - Evaluated the results of 1 Statnamic load test and implemented results in the final Other specialties include design of design. - FDOT Project Manager: Jason Chang, P.E. - Tel: (305) 470-5331. — numerous retaining walls types such Year: 2004-2007. - Firm: HR Engineering Services, Inc. — Role: Principal as mechanically stabilized earth, Geotechnical Engineer. in forced concrete, sheet pile ntilever and anchored walls. Rfu�n l) mintI\ rimrmsi. i uwRIHnaa a LMMIB c 4n Has 4m%ti SECTION 3-PAGE173 RLII111 FOB 01'Ull7Gne\s\e.124142 S--` CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH WN11/41/46 PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&Et+sn+E RIN6 SUMS i FIRMS ONLY(CO REQUEST FOR QUAAIJFlFATIONS NO.12-04-02 SECTION 4 - APPROACH / METHODOLOGY 4A . PROJECT MANAGEMENT APPROACH At RJ Behar we understand that repeat business is the key to a successful company and as such we strive to provide full customer satisfaction. Our organization places the upmost importance on the Project Manager to deliver quality services, on time and within budget. The Project Manager is the key to a successful project; he is the "CEO" for the technical elements related to the project. Our project management philosophy is to be proactive. This simply means: to search out problems and solve them before they can happen. Our Project Manager, Juan H. Vazquez, P.E., has been involved in numerous design projects over the past 26 years. Our management philosophy is best summarized as follows: a. Staff (Personnel that will perform the work) RJ Behar will commit highly competent and experienced professionals to this project. They will be provided the necessary resources and be held accountable for their results. For each firm in the team, we have established a point of contact for this contract that will start the coordination from each firm to develop the scope of services. b. Management of the Schedule (on time) The RJ Behar Project Manager is responsible for schedule control of the project. Working with City Staff and key members of the Project Team, Mr. Vazquez will identify all discrete activities, resources and efforts required for each task, and prepare the project schedule. Inputs to the schedule will be activities, duration of each activity, predecessors and successors to each activity, efforts required to complete each activity, and personnel assigned to successfully complete each activity. This process will result in a 5.177— — "Project Schedule" identifying ==1', activities, which are on the ; =_ == _=7-=1 ` "critical path" as well as float -_ —I — time in other activities. This is :_ 2.171 • particularly important because = =� activities on the "critical path" i---- :_ __ cannot slip without adversely _)_ — :_ —t - • impacting the "Project • Schedule". Mr. Vazquez will _j-= - -= monitor all activities assuring the _ __ __ _ `• � proper level of staffing to strictly _-- I r - — adhere to the "Project Schedule." Team meetings will be held on a regular basis to review progress and assure compliance with the "Project Schedule." Meeting minutes and Progress Reports can be submitted to the City on a monthly basis. 43) R.J.Behar SECTION 4 • PAGE 11 T `O ZrCITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH W w CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENGINFEBGG SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CCM) ..'" ® REQUEST FOR QUAIITICATSONS NO.1244-02 The schedule is developed to satisfy the City's need and is prepared at the time of scope preparation and negotiations. The schedule should satisfy the following parameters: > The time frame should be as needed and agreed with the City's Project Manager. > It should include adequate time for each step taking advantage of parallel steps as much as possible. > It should include time for the revision of deliverables and approval by the City. > It should adequately consider permitting agencies review. > The time steps should be realistic based on project constraints. c. Meeting with Clients and Coordination Coordination of a multi-member team requires regular attention. All matters related to the project will be coordinated with the City's Project Manager. We will try to minimize the City's day-to-day involvement and can keep the Project Manager informed electronically (e-mail). This approach has proven very successful in ensuring quality service, customer satisfaction and prompt complaint resolution. Mr. Vazquez will serve as our focal point of coordination and for providing timely responses and prompt follow up. He will be the link with the project team. > Between RJ Behar and the City RJ Behar we will keep the City's Project Manager well-informed of all project issues at all times. Recognizing that the City's Project Managers may be managing many projects at the same time, we will try to minimize the staff day-to-day involvement by either, 1) obtaining needed information all ourselves, 2) maximizing electronic information transfer (e-mail), 3) conference calls, and/or 4) prompt meeting minutes. We will schedule progress meetings as often as the City Project Manager desires. RJ Behar will schedule progress meetings as often as the City Project Manager desires. It is important to note that we propose a Kick-off meeting at the beginning of the task with the City's Project Manager, our key staff, and subconsultants required. This meeting will insure the start of the project on the right foot. The scope, work plan, schedules, and understanding of the task should be discussed and any major issues should be identified up-front. > Between RJ Behar and Subconsultants Another important aspect of coordination is between RJ Behar and its subconsultants. Again, we will make use of electronic transfer of information in order to maintain close communication ties throughout the project. It will be our sole responsibility to make sure that our subconsultants comply with their schedule and quality of their deliverable. A key to receiving quality work from subconsultants is to keep them informed. As the Prime Consultant, we will schedule work tasks to get the required data to our subconsultants as soon as possible. We will provide our team project schedules and all updates to that schedule. > Between RJ Behar and Utility Companies/Permitting Agencies RJ Behar will develop a distribution list for each utility company and permitting agency. Meeting with the permitting agencies will be held as soon as the concept is developed. Utility contacts will be made as soon as topographic features and right-of-way lines are plotted. Ongoing coordination will be maintained with all of the agencies. 4111 lag R.J.Behar SECTION 4 • PAGE 12 Zret" CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH Ett.,77.. 0 , CWNTINUIN6 PROFESSONAL AR®TECTORAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES FIRM ONLY(EDW REQUEST FOR QUAUFITAnONS NO.12-04.02 > Between RJ Behar and Private Stakeholders RJ Behar will, through the City, coordinate with the private stakeholders involved. Organizing public meetings, one-on-one meetings, conference calls, preparing presentations, etc. We will make ourselves available to provide the services that the City needs. On all public meetings we will keep minutes, or recordings as needed to document these meetings. City of Sunny Isles Beach Private R J. Stakeholders Behar (COnsUiH s 2 ® Utility and i Permitting Agencies Figure 1. Project Coordination d. Communication RJ Behar recognizes the importance of communicating during the course of the project. As such, regular in-house meetings will be held to ensure coordination and quality control. We will provide the City with minutes of meetings within one week after the meeting is held. These will include minutes of meetings with all entities involved. —-- ----- - - --..� -_ _ .e..t .....)._...�_-��—_^ . e. Cost Control (within budget) RJ Behar utilizes spreadsheets and the ' � ms._ P 9 sophisticated Advantage from DELTEK =_ _ _e-_- -, computer software to keep track of the project budgets. Regardless of the budget constraints = -of any project, RJ Behar has the commitment '= I I I I ' of completing every contracted project to the �_ tt satisfaction of the client. RJ Behar utilizes - ' I I I 1111 ® management spreadsheets for control of each -3-:=---------1--- --t--— - si project, which are discussed in our weekly i .-=--- I I I I I_I 1 .1 �-� �-:e_ It R.J.Behar SECTION 4 - PACE 13 Ar S CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ABCIffTECITRAI&EN6OIURIN6 SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(Ced) REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 meetings. At these meetings, we go over the items that need to be completed, the budget, and the staff needed to complete each item. Our company President presides over these meetings to insure each project and task is allocated the necessary resources. QUALITY CONTROL AND QUALITY ASSURANCE QUALITY CONTROL 8 ASSURANCE PROGRAM a. Quality Control (quality services) — Project efforts can be ineffective and time consuming if accomplished incorrectly. Our proactive philosophy emphasizes the early resolution of project issues. An on-going quality control process goes a long way identifying these key h E issues early. RJ Behar will ensure the quality of its product. _ We strongly believe that we are solely accountable for the m '- - delivered product, including the quality of our sub- consultants' •` product. A synopsis of our quality program is outlined below. 1. QC Personnel + .= An autonomous reviewer, who is completely _ I independent from the design teams' staff, performs the review. The personnel chosen are highly experienced n o. —in the tasks they will be reviewing. Committing the appropriate staffing to the project is the most important quality assurance measure. The quality control team will be led by our project manager. !° Quality Control Process 2. QC Reviews These are normally divided into three major areas: 1) engineering NC? OP design review (criteria); 2) plans preparation/cross reference OiAGUEIIfi it treview; and 3) constructability review. Providing for these will assure the City the quality it is paying for. For the review process, (key Cored RJ Behar has developed checklists of items that must be included (ken on each type of project. pity, 0 3. QC Process Dolt% eE((tEtWe will follow a process, which starts with the 1) design originator, O2IGe wet J m1`—' ° ° 2) it is sent to a checker, 3) it goes back to the originator who j . nt reviews these and determines which comments are to be l �) ctirea:ri° implemented, 4) The originator and checker meet to discuss the t comments and come to an agreement on the implementation of the comments; 5) If they cannot come to an agreement the project eiECuvetr°wroa (=RAP= manager will then make that determination; 6) Comments are =�� ° implemented; and 7) Plans are back checked. All of these steps EN41eOCUVEriTS will require initials and dates by the individual(s) involved. I ® II R.J.Behar SECTION 4 • PAGE j4 nt Zir CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH t-j* CONTOJUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&ENGINEERING SFBVUZ FIRMS ONLY(CCNA) REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 SECTION - 4B . OVERALL ORGANIZATION Our overall organization to complete projects in this contract is shown in our Organization Chart included in Section 3A of this proposal. The chart includes the personnel available and planned for this contract. It is summarized as follows (years of experience in parenthesis): Mr. Juan Vazquez, PE, PH, BCEE (26) will be the project manager in charge of delivering and completion of tasks. He will be the main contact with the City. Mr. Robert Behar, PE (35) will be the Principal-In-Charge and will be an asset to this contract in terms of his overall experience and relations with agencies such as the FDOT. He is currently the president of the Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers. Mr. Javier Rodriguez, PE (25) will be in charge of quality control and assurance. He is currently serving as District Drainage Engineer for the Central Broward Control District. Mr. David Boyer, PE (26) will be the lead engineer for stormwater and drainage projects. Mr. David Romano, PE (16) will lead construction administration services and assist with cost estimating. • Mr. Jerry Piccolo, PE (33) will assist with any miscellaneous structural designs such as outfalls, seawall repairs, bridge design and evaluations. Roadway Design Items will be lead by Mr. Carlos Mazorra, PE (25). He is a former FDOT D6 employee and is current in all aspects of roadway, lighting, signing/markings, ADA, and traffic operations design. Surveying services will be lead by Selvin Bruce, PSM (33) from CSA (fka Consul-Tech). Mr. Bruce has over 33 years of experience in surveying and mapping. Mr. Hernando Ramos, PE (26) will be the geotechnical engineer on this contract for design of any structural items, pavements and drainage systems. We have also included in the team a GIS specialist to assist the City in case it desires those services. S ®Ig R.J.Behar SECTION 4 • PAGE 15 „,r _CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH . - -- � „ ,...:Ni„.,... • " ' CONN4UINfi PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL&EN6INIE8IN6 SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CQWA) `.,” ® REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04.02 SECTION - 4C . ABILITY TO MEET TIMELINES AND DEADLINES We believe that the successful completion of a project is highly dependent on the experience of the staff assigned to the project. RJ Behar will commit the personnel necessary and monitor project progress to meet schedules. As previously stated, RJ Behar has the commitment of completing every contracted project to the satisfaction of the client. Our management spreadsheets assist us for control of each project and we discuss each project in our project management weekly meetings. At these meetings, we go over all the items that need to be completed, the budget, and the staff needed to complete each item. Our company President who will also serve as Principal-In-Charge in this contract presides over these meetings to insure each project and task is allocated the necessary resources. The R.J. Behar team has the ability to respond to numerous projects quickly and has extensive experience in civil and environmental projects. R.J. Behar has performed services similar to the ones requested in this solicitation for several of our clients. Responsiveness is the key to the success of these contracts. We have performed and are currently performing multi-task contracts for many of our clients. The R.J. Behar team is capable of accomplishing the work in the required time and has the capacity to start ® any assignment immediately after notice to proceed. We just recently completed hydrologic and hydraulic analyses and plans for the 1-595 Improvement project. The project is a 1.2 billion dollar Public-Private-Partnership. The project was divided in ten segments. The design for each segment would normally be scheduled over a 3 year design period. We completed 95% of the work in a span of nine months, mostly working concurrently and had to coordinate design tasks with five major roadway designers located in offices in five different states and more than ten offices, and many other specialty consultants. At this time we are only working on post design services. All of our subconsultant team members will be available to augment our capabilities in order to meet schedules and match expertise to the work order requirements. The R.J. Behar's team objective is to provide the City of Sunny Isles with high quality, timely professional services in support of its work program. R.J. Behar is committed to be an extension of your staff and to °tailor fit" our services to provide specifically what the City desires. Our project manager will provide direction and be responsible to the City for the quality and timeliness of the work, whether it is provided by R.J. Behar or by our specialty subconsultants. The R.J. Behar team pledges to be responsive and flexible in meeting the City's requirements and schedules, as well as committing all of our resources to achieve this goal. We have assembled a comprehensive team of experts who will be available to provide any service, from planning and design to 40 construction inspection. All of the team members have expressed their commitment to this contract. ® D R.J.Behar SECTION 4 • PAGE 16 III Zrr CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH �� ; ICONIINUUN PROFESSIONAL ARCHIfllttRAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CINA) 1111 REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS NO.12-04-02 SECTION - 4D . SCOPE UNDERSTANDING As requested in the RFQ, we will describe our firm's understanding and strengths in the following types of projects: 1. Drainage System Designs 2. Force Main Analysis 3. Stormwater Drainage System Design projects could include design for park projects, street drainage, flood control projects and drainage improvement projects. In Miami-Dade County and in particular near coastal areas, drainage engineers must be familiar with design of French drains, marine outfalls, and injection wells (both gravity and pressurized). In the following explanation it will become evident why RJ Behar is uniquely qualified for design of these types of systems. A typical drainage project will include but not necessary limited to the following tasks: _ • Data Collection "`"" ""�"-Vi' • Field Visits • Topographic Surveys 3 L °f • Geotechnical Exploration • �¢rF bt J� RCr i • Preliminary Evaluation and Analysis of Existing Conditions (()) C3 • Brainstorming of Ideas and Solutions• Drainage Analysis and Design of Solutions • .J �sxmy • Estimates of Probable Costs z;,� • Permitting • Coordination with Utilities • Preparation of Construction Documents (Plans, Specifications and Estimates) • Assistance with Bidding and • Construction Administration Assistance Our drainage design projects are lead by our Vice President, Mr. Juan H. Vazquez, PE, PH, BCEE and by our Water Resources Director, Mr. David Boyer, PE. Following is a synopsis of their experience. Mr. Vazquez has over 26 years of engineering experience, including extensive experience in stormwater and municipal projects. He is a professional Hydrologist and a Board Certified Environmental Engineer with specialization in water supply and wastewater. He has designed miles of French drain systems and hundreds of stormwater injection wells. He is co-author of the FDOT Exfiltration Trench Design Manual in particular the Chapter on injection wells. He has designed new outfalls into the Intracoastal Waterway, Miami River, and many other canals in South Florida. At RJ BEHAR, he is the Principal for our Water ® Resources and Environmental Department's projects. R.J.Behar SECTION 4 - PAGE j 7 L CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH /-r` CONTINO010 PROFESSIONAL ARCBITECTLRAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES FIRMS ONLY(CC A) ..." ® REQUEST FOB QUALIFICATIONS NO.12.04-02 Mr. David Boyer, P.E., offers more than 26 years of continuous water resources and design experience. His most recent assignment included the hydraulic design of six segments of the 1-595 Improvement project and update of the stormwater master plan. His experience includes design of stormwater management, treatment system design and permitting for public sector projects. Mr. Boyer serves as the Director of the Water Resources Department at RJ Behar. He has managed numerous water resources engineering projects throughout South Florida. In addition RJ Behar staff includes 6 more Drainage Engineers that will be available for this contract. Please refer to the Organization Chart and the Resumes of these individuals for more detail of their experience. Since its inception in 1999, RJ Behar has completed hundreds of drainage design jobs in Miami-Dade County. We have designed French drains, outfalls, storm sewers, and injection wells for cities such as Hialeah and Miami Beach, and for the FDOT, the South Florida Water Management District, and for Miami- Dade County. Force Main Analysis and design projects may include tasks such as: - - —• Cost analysis of Force main and pump station versus deep gravity sewers .. ;;'!! ,- " :y. . • Force main pipe condition evaluations � "'-�>:•� s • Evaluation of pipe failures and corrosion ';r s ` - ® • Hydraulic analyses • System upgrades to address future developments t , �" • Plans preparation of new force mains 4: <= ? • Subaqueous crossings ` ``z— . • • Lift Station design = - • Directional Drilling /Trenchless Design • Permitting of new facilities RJ Behar has designed miles of sanitary sewer collection systems, numerous wastewater lift stations, and force mains. Our staff produces cost-effective designs that are tailored to the specific need, readily constructed with an emphasis on ease of future operation and maintenance. The typical approach to preparing the design of a distribution or collection system will include any or all of the following steps: �, �F��` ' • Data Collection (Existing flow data, plans, previous reports, etc.) <�r `,11 .-.. .` • Feasibility analyses ti ,.; y�F. r • Hydraulic calculations n•• *AM - , I • Survey and geotechnical data collection r:� ---- . '}}�y�, r_ti? t" 1 f' {" • Utility Coordination r r-. • Preliminary design and hydraulic reports µ=-t- Ns; .: S • Public information/meetings ' r. ® • Utility Locates 'AP- . .;< , - • ti .IG "' flri. alR.J.Behar SECTION 4 • PAGE 18 S-N.`-NCITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH + g " CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL AR®TEECIURAL&ENGINEERING sennas FIRMS ONLY(Calc► ® REQUEST FOR QIU(LIFIFATIONS NO.12-04-02 • Final design plans, specifications and opinion of probable costs • Bidding assistance . • Post design services • "Q•d • Construction management services r2 - ,' z• ` Currently, we are a working on a general engineering services contract for the �_ ,, Broward County Water and Wastewater Services Department and we .i . -,,-,<:: k ..- - participated in the Waterworks program for the City of Fort Lauderdale. In x.7--, "t ' } }� >` .n these contracts RJ Behar has performed design of water distribution systems, = „ ' d`=`= -,j, conversion of septic tank neighborhoods to wastewater collection systems, new als;; ::; t : ': , „ pump station design, rehabilitation of existing lift stations, electrical and f!� i 1S : : i mechanical evaluations, preparation of Basis of Design Reports (BODR), t.� . .L.- tc ` k ' :" review of master planning documents, evaluation of sites for communication ,� ` 1 nr• ' towers, hydraulic analyses and calculations, as well as construction - I; .,•� 7 r administration and observation services. ,`=1 NimuSglis t �, . r- t More specific to force \ ), Tan.,„-`''.. ti g, . ' main design, for the Broward County Water and V•3rt rr`jp . Wastewater Services Division, we recently ;e' �s� u 4 completed designing the rehabilitation of two �� y , .:�' �, �•`���- �f- sanitary pump stations as part of the UAZ Zone � � ,_ 303 utility improvements project and for Palm ® ",--,1.-- t• •-_,_;-, `,•J; :,-- •-, Beach County the relocation of a 16-inch force "J"1 r �' '.c main onto a new bride RJ Behar performed the o Vii, ti 9 s c.,a. ; - i*� � : complete design including the structural J_' , + % components. .4,: c. Stormwater projects may include: • Water quality analyses • Stormwater Master Planning • Permitting • NPDES Permitting and compliance • Public Involvement and Education • Hydrologic/Hydraulic Analyses • Evaluations of existing systems and developing recommendations for repairs and upgrades • Low Impact Design (LID) sustainable designs RJ Behar is currently a consultant to the Central Broward Water Control District. Under this contract, RJ Behar serves as one of two firms who serve as District Drainage Engineers (DDE). As DDE, RJ Behar reviews plats, applications for water management work permits, paving and drainage plans, as-built plans, ® and permit renewal applications for conformance with the District's drainage regulations, standards, ®i0 R.J.Behar SECTION 4 - PAGE 19 /eNrCITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH a " " CONEDIEE16 PROFESSIONAL ARCEOTECNRAL&ENGINEERING SERVICES FERNS ONLY(CO "" ® REQUEST FOR 011111CATIONS NO.12.04-02 procedures, and design criteria, RJ Behar also provides other services including drainage criteria, manual updates, special studies, data collection and monitoring, computer modeling, geographic information systems, master planning, design, permitting, cost estimating, construction inspection services, facilities financing, facilities operations and other services as directed by the District. We can be a great asset to the City's Stormwater Division in assisting them implementing their mission of maintaining all the City's drainage systems within the public right-of-ways. RJ Behar can make evaluations of the existing systems, design repairs for existing infrastructure, NPDES compliance, inspect public and private projects, plan and design stormwater projects, assist with permitting of projects, coordinate water quality laboratory testing, GIS mapping of existing systems and assist with public education programs. RJ Behar's professionals constantly keep up with innovations in the industry, through the subscription to publications and attendance of seminars. The latest trend in stormwater management includes the use of Low Impact Development (LID) solutions. The use of pervious pavements, filtering systems, green building/site designs, water conservation, stormwater harvesting, stormwater underground vaults, and bio- swales, are some of the innovative green solutions being considered and used. Our staff includes LEED AP certified professionals and engineers experienced with LID design solutions. Please refer to our section 2D of these proposal which includes specific project descriptions of projects completed that are relevant to the types of projects expected in this contract. M l 4hff i '�`li-" ~?�/ r„tip/p1 ti,.. at Bela vale Vista 08Y Park ----L - -- irj -r 2—u'..,` + 2 v'-�-`y !Fi; ..—-- -- •:Pia ,:.1101 i Ei It t -rte_: ...o,....,. N....,-, -,__. ®L R.J.Behar SECTION 4 - PAGE 110 •• `p tf�y Council Members Carlos Hernandez Mayor11M We. ;m Wro Jose F. Caragol IsGarcia-Martinez �y4'40'60\' `� Eow Vivian Casals-Munoz Council President Katharine E. Cue-Fuente Paul B. Hernandez Luis Gonzalez Lourdes Lozano Council Vice President City of Hialeah • CLIENT REFERENCE FORM City of Sunny Isles Beach — Request for Qualifications RFQ No: 12-04-02 Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA) Professional Category: Civil/Environmental Engineering CLIENT: Name of firm to be contacted: City of Hialeah Address: 5601 E. 8th Avenue Hialeah, Florida 33011 Contact Name: Mr. Jorge Hernandez - Director, Streets Division Tel: (305) 687-2611/Fax: (305) 687-2632 E-mail Address: jehernandez@ci.hialeah.fl.us ® Project Performance Period: 03/2009 to 12/2009 Location of Project: City of Hialeah, Florida Value of Design Services: S 46,796.22 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICES PERFORMED FOR THIS PROJECT: The scope of this project consisted of roadway improvements, milling and resurfacing, drainage, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, permitting and lighting plans on Palm Avenue from West 45th Street to West 47th Street and from West 47th Street to West 49th Street in the City of Hialeah. Referenced Company: R. J. Behar& Company, Inc. 7850 N.W. 146th Street, Suite 504 Miami Lakes, Florida 33016 Name of Project: Palm Avenue (From West 45th Street to West 49th Street) City of Hialeah, Florida Project Started: 03/2009 - Project Completed: 12/2009 Mr. Jor e Hernandez - Director, Streets Division Tel: (305) 687-2611 Ren L.Manma.Go.cumml Cada 501 Paha A3muc Huth.Fonda•35010.3719 �wv:.hulahn 60. 1 WA`E CENTRAL BROWARD WATER CONTROL DISTRICT I aosZ it8020 STIRLING ROAD(DAVIE) 5 --,.. : S HOLLYWOOD,FLORIDA 33024 cr 1 " ' BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS TELEPHONE: (954) 432-5110 ;./en* FAX: (954) 432-8603 Mark Flynt,Chair E-Mail: mtcrowley®bellsouth.net David Donzella,Vice-Chair Douglas R. Bell Kevin Biederman Judy Ann Bunce Cris Fardelmann CLIENT REFERENCE FORM City of Sunny Isles Beach - Request for Qualifications RFQ No: 12-04-02 Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only(CCNA) Professional Category: Civil/Environmental Engineering CLIENT: Name of firm to be contacted: Central Broward Water Control District Address: 8020 Stirling Road, Hollywood, Florida 33023 Contact Name: Mr. Mike Crowley—District Manager Tel: (954) 432-5110/Fax: (954) 432-8603 E-mail Address: districtmanager@centralbrowardwcd.org Project Performance Period: 2007 to On-going Location of Project: Broward County, Florida ® Value of Design Services: $ 500,000 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICES PERFORMED FOR THIS PROJECT: District Engineering Services - Under this contract, RJ Behar serves as one of two firms who serve as District Drainage Engineers (DDE). As DDE, RJ Behar reviews plats, applications for water management work permits, paving and drainage plans, as-built plans, and permit renewal applications for conformance with the Districts drainage regulations, standards, procedures, and design criteria. RJ Behar also provides other services including drainage criteria, manual updates, special studies, data collection and monitoring, computer modeling, geographic information systems, master planning, design, permitting, cost estimating, construction inspection services, facilities financing, facilities operations and other services as directed by the District. Referenced Company: • R. J. Behar&Company, Inc. 7850 N.W. 146th Street, Suite 504 Miami Lakes, Florida 33016 Name of Project: Central Broward Control District Engineering Services Broward County, Florida Project Started: 2007- Project Completed: On-going Mr. Mike Crowley-District Manager Tel: (954) 432-5110 CIN OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 SVNMr/it t' 305.947.0606 ° www.sibfl.net ^r�i \^ u trillM Iz 1410 Qp`OF 514$ DELIVER TO: REQUEST FOR City of Sunny Isles Beach QUALIFICATIONS OPENING: 10:00 A.M. City Clerk SECTION 6 05/01/2012 18070 Collins Avenue BID SUBMITTAL FORMS Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Issued by: Purchasing Agent Date Issued: This Bid Submittal Consists of 04/02/2012 Pages 27 through 30 Sealed bids are subject to the Terms and Conditions of this Request for Qualifications and the accompanying Bid Submittal. Such other contract provisions, specifications, drawings or other data as are attached or incorporated by reference in the Bid Submittal, will be received at the office of the City Clerk at the address shown above until the above stated time and date, and at that time, publicly opened for furnishing the supplies or services described in the accompanying Bid Submittal Requirement. RFQ 12-04-02 Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA) A Bid Deposit in the amount of 00/0 of the total amount of the bid shall accompany all bids A Performance Bond in the amount of 00/0 of the total amount of the bid will be required upon execution of the contract by the successful bidder and City of Sunny Isles Beach Procurement Agent Firm Name: Marcanthony Tulloch R.J. BEHAR & COMPANY, INC. Commodity Code(s): RETURN ONE(1) ORIGINAL, ONE COPY AND ONE ELECTRONIC COPY ON CD OR DVD OF BID SUBMITTAL PAGES AND AFFIDAVITS FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 30 OF SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID NON- RESPONSIVE City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 27 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH I8070,Collins Avenue It '. Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 �saNNY 305.947.0606 o^� e... www.sibfl.net o A ® _ sf C.,4 o sUN SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL FOR: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ADDENDA INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART II, WHICHEVER APPLIES PART I: LIST BELOW ARE THE DATES OF ISSUE FOR EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID Request for Clarification No. April 26, 2012 Addendum #1, Dated April 26. 2012 Addendum #2, Dated April 26, 2012 Addendum #3, Dated April 30,2012 Addendum #4, Dated May 1, 2012 Addendum #5, Dated Addendum #6, Dated Addendum #7, Dated Addendum #8, Dated PART II: ❑ NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID FIRM NAME: R.J. BEHAR & COMPANY, INC. AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: ,v71/1 • - DATE: May 1, 2012 ® TITLE OF OFFICER: Robert J. Behar, PE City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 28 SJNNY 1S(F • _ s Off '`•.: s 2 L R91* FLO4 0/1..r of 5UN 104 Addendum No. 1 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Services - Firms Only CITY RFQ NO. 12-04-02 To All Bidders: Bidders for the above-referenced project shall take note of the following changes, additions, deletions, clarifications, etc. to the Plans and Specifications, which in accordance with the Contract Documents shall become a part of and have precedence over anything shown or described otherwise. Section 3.1 "CONSULTANT RESPONSIBILITIES" shall be amended to include the following three items: Construction Management, Structural Engineering, and MEP Engineering. Under Construction Management, the activities may include, but shall not be limited to: • Construction supervision for adherence to contract documents, plans, and specifications as produced by the City or for the City. • Provide and maintain a construction schedule using software such as Primavera, SureTrak, or MS-Project • Provide periodic reports of findings in writing • Ensure that the contractor has proper insurances. • Assist in the management of submittals, shop drawings, and RFI's. • Provide consultation services for the management of change orders including pricing. • Use Project Management tools and software to assist in managing the overall budget of the project. • Assist with inspections Thursday, April 26, 2012 • Inspect and review the project to monitor compliance with the Building Code, ® • City Ordinances, safety codes, and other applicable regulations. • Interpret and explain plans and contract terms to administrative staff, workers, and clients, representing the owner or developer. • Assist in obtaining all necessary permits and licenses. • Confer with supervisory personnel, owners, contractors, and design professionals to discuss and resolve matters such as work procedures, complaints, and construction problems. • Investigate damage, accidents, or delays at construction sites, to ensure that proper procedures are being carried out. Under Structural Engineering, the activities may include, but shall not be limited to: • Provide structural plans and specifications for any given project. • Provide structural calculations to satisfy the authorities having jurisdiction. • Provide consultation services to the Building Department as needed which ® may include, but not be limited to, inspections and plans review as may be directed by the building official. • Provide inspections and associated reports. • Use structural engineering modeling software such as RAM Advanse, Enercalc or Revit. Under MEP Engineering, the activities may include, but shall not be limited to: • Provide mechanical, electrical, and pluming plans and specifications for any given project. These may include plans for fire alarm, fire sprinkler, generator design, and low voltage design such as computer cabling and security. • Provide MEP calculations to satisfy the authorities having jurisdiction. These design calculations include, but are not limited to hydraulic calculations, energy and load calculations, and electrical calculations. • Provide consultation services for LEED implementation and energy efficiency strategies ® • Provide consultation services to the Building Department as needed which may include, but not be limited to, inspections and plans review as may be directed by the building official. Thursday, April 26, 2012 ® • Provide inspections and associated reports. • Use structural MEP engineering software such as Energy Gauge, Trane Trace, or Revit. Section 4.2.1.6 shall be added to read as follows: 4.2.1.6 CONSTRUCTION MANAGER • The selected Individuals shall be individuals licensed as a General Contractor with the State of Florida. All professional services shall be performed under the direction of a professional registered with the State of Florida and qualified in the specific field (i.e. Professional Architect [PA] etc.). • The selected individuals shall have been in business and have a minimum of five (5) years experience in providing general contracting/construction management services in the State of Florida. • The firm must identify a Team Project Manager who must be licensed in the State of Florida as a General Contractor and have a minimum of fifteen (15) years experience in construction management and have served as project manager on similar projects on a minimum of seven (7) previous occasions ® within the State of Florida. • Team members and sub-consultants must be licensed in the State of Florida and have a minimum of ten (10) years of experience in providing construction management services. Section 4.2.1.6 shall be added to read as follows: 4.2.1.7 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER • The selected Individuals shall be individuals licensed as a Structural Professional Engineer with the State of Florida. All professional services shall be performed under the direction of a professional registered with the State of Florida and qualified in the specific field (i.e. Structural Engineering [PE] etc.). • The selected individuals shall have been in business and have a minimum of ten (10) years experience in providing structural engineering services in the State of Florida. • The firm must identify a Team Project Manager who must be licensed in the State of Florida as a Structural Engineer and have a minimum of ten (10) years experience in structural engineering and have served as engineer of ® record on similar projects on a minimum of seven (5) previous occasions within the State of Florida. Thursday, April 26, 2012 • Team members and sub-consultants must be licensed in the State of Florida ® and have a minimum of ten (10) years of experience in providing structural engineering services. 4.2.1.8 MEP ENGINEER • The selected Individuals shall be individuals licensed as an MEP Professional Engineer with the State of Florida. All professional services shall be performed under the direction of a professional registered with the State of Florida and qualified in the specific field. • The selected individuals shall have been in business and have a minimum of ten (10) years experience in providing structural engineering services in the State of Florida. • The firm must identify a Team Project Manager who must be licensed in the State of Florida as an MEP Engineer and have a minimum of ten (10) years experience in MEP engineering and have served as engineer of record on similar projects on a minimum of seven (5) previous occasions within the State of Florida. • Team members and sub-consultants must be licensed in the State of Florida and have a minimum of ten (10) years of experience in providing MEP engineering services. END OF SECTION 40 Thursday, April 26, 2012 � SV$NY /S(F O I � 0 _J aM .A • _ rA CO A O tiE 9'♦ P P F L 0 9- S/ O C/rr OF Slit. Addendum No. 2 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Services - Firms Only CITY RFQ NO. 12-04-02 To All Bidders: Bidders for the above-referenced project shall take note of the following changes, additions, deletions, clarifications, etc. to the Plans and Specifications, which in accordance with the Contract Documents shall become a part of and have precedence over anything shown or described otherwise. Section 4.2.1.5 shall be amended to read as follows: 4.2.1.5 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ® • The selected prime firms shall be registered landscape architecture firms licensed with the State of Florida. All professional services shall be performed under the direction of a professional registered with the State of Florida and qualified in the specific field (i.e. Professional Architect [PA] etc.). • The selected prime firms shall have been in business and have a minimum of five (5) years experience in providing landscape architectural professional services in the State of Florida. • The firm must identify a Team Project Manager who must be licensed in the State of Florida as a Professional landscape architect and have a minimum of seven (7) years experience in architecture and have served as project manager on similar projects on a minimum of three (3) previous occasions within the State of Florida. • Team members and sub-consultants must be licensed in the State of Florida and have a minimum of five (5) years of experience in providing landscape architectural services. END OF SECTION Thursday, April 26, 2012 NNY is, SV (_ J A. T (0 O 't 9� . FL00.\ 5� O 51.04C'Tr OF 5N PN Request for Clarification No. 1 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Services - Firms Only CCNA CITY RFQ NO. 12-04-02 To All Bidders: Bidders for the above-referenced project shall take note of the following changes, additions, deletions, clarifications, etc. to the Plans and Specifications, which in accordance with the Contract Documents shall become a part of and have precedence over anything shown or described otherwise. > Questions/Clarifications: 40 • Please clarify what the difference is in the City's definition of "Individuals Only" and "Firms Only." The difference between the two is basically who the City will be contracting with. If the City will enter into a contract with a "Company" you will submit an offer under "Firms Only". If the City will enter into a contract with an Individual person you would submit under "Individuals Only". • What is the difference in project types between Firm and Individual? The City intends to use the Individuals for smaller less complex contracts. • If we submit as a firm, do we need to have all disciplines included or can it be the disciplines of our choice? It's your choice. You can submit under one discipline or multiple. • Can a firm submit as a Prime for one of the Categories and also be on a team (sub-consultant) for another category? Yes. Thursday, April 26, 2012 • Are the attached two attached RFQs identical with two different numbers, Bid ® No. 12-04-01 and Bid No. 12-04-02 for the same solicitation? The bids are identical in content except one is for Firms only and the other is for individuals only. • Are there any page limits for the bid to be submitted for each professional category? No. • Can we submit the references from the industrial clients with their letterhead? Yes, however, the RFQ requires at least three (3) public sector clients' references. • Is a firm that provides more than one (1) of the professional categories (Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Civil/Environmental Services, Planning Urban Design & Traffic Engineering & Transportation Services) required to submit a separate proposal for each? All firms must submit separate proposals for each category in which they wish to be considered. • Regarding section 4.2.1.5 Landscape Architecture. They are requiring a registered architect or engineer be the team project manager instead of a registered landscape architect. Is this correct? We are requiring a registered landscape architect • Section 5.1, sub-section 2 "Qualifications" (Page 25) requests that the submittals provide "a schedule of proposed services, and that the schedule should include the Proposer's understanding of the issues and tasks of the project at hand." The services outlined are examples of possible services that may be needed. The proposer shall provide enough information to show that they have the qualifications and experience to provide the services outlined. • We have been advised by several municipal clients they have been advised not to issue any letter of recommendations. They indicated that under Florida law, if the Procurement Department of the City or government agency that we are applying for (in this case City of Sunny Isles) sends a survey form requesting general information about the applicant and performance, then it is acceptable for them to respond. Has the city made arrangements for this type of reference verification; and if so, how may we submit the information for the city to verify our references? Thursday, April 26, 2012 The City will contact your references directly. Please provide the contact information include Entity, Name, Project, Phone and email address. Furthermore, the City is only interested in references from the Public Sector. • Please clarify the difference between RFQ #12-04-01 for Individuals and RFQ#12-04-02 for Firms. Should a corporation be required to submit under RFQ 12-04-02 for firms? Any legally form corporation, LLC or partnership. • Should a Landscape Architectural firm include sub-consultants for potential civil or electrical services that may be required on a park or streetscape project or will the City secure those services separately based on consultants chosen through this RFQ process? That will be determined on a pre project basis. • On page 25, under Qualifications it states that a schedule of proposed services shall be submitted. The schedule should include the Proposer's understanding of the issues and tasks of the project at hand. Since there is no particular project assigned at this time, what would you like the schedule to be based on? ® Based on the examples of projects listed under each discipline. • Is it correct that a licensed landscape architecture firm would not be able to submit qualifications for the landscape architecture services per the information outlined in the RFQ on page 23 under 4.2.1.5 Landscape Architecture where it states that the firms must be registered engineering firms and services will be performed under the direction of a qualified architect? Section 4.2.1.5 Shall now read 4.2.1 .5 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE • The selected prime firms shall be registered landscape architecture firms licensed with the State of Florida. All professional services shall be performed under the direction of a professional registered with the State of Florida and qualified in the specific field (i.e. Professional Architect [PA] etc.). • The selected prime firms shall have been in business and have a minimum of five (5) years experience in providing landscape architectural professional services in the State of Florida. • The firm must identify a Team Project Manager who must be licensed in the State of Florida as a Professional landscape architect and have a minimum of seven (7) years experience in architecture and have served as project manager on similar projects on a minimum of three (3) previous occasions within the State of Florida. Thursday, April 26, 2012 • Team members and sub-consultants must be licensed in the State of Florida and have a minimum of five (5) years of experience in providing landscape architectural services. END OF SECTION 1111 Thursday, April 26, 2012 SJNNY IS(F .f . . L ;c am 9 __ P tit -1 • FLOR\O ' C'T OF S V N PNO Addendum No. 3 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Services - Firms Only CITY RFQ NO. 12-04-02 To All Bidders: Bidders for the above-referenced project shall take note of the following changes, additions, deletions, clarifications, etc. to the Plans and Specifications, which in accordance with the Contract Documents shall become a part of and have precedence over anything shown or described otherwise. Please be advised that the opening for this RFQ has been extended to Friday, May 4, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. END OF SECTION 411 Monday. April 30. 2012 SUNNY /g S F T,^•. T • isi99 ._ b- ' QP �� FLOW s PNO OF SUN Addendum No. 4 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Services - Firms Only CITY RFQ NO. 12-04-02 To All Bidders: Bidders for the above-referenced project shall take note of the following changes, additions, deletions, clarifications, etc. to the Plans and Specifications, which in accordance with the Contract Documents shall become a part of and have precedence over anything shown or described otherwise. Section 3.1 "CONSULTANT RESPONSIBILITIES" shall be amended to include the following three items: Construction Management, Structural Engineering, and MEP Engineering. Under Construction Management, the activities may include, but shall not be limited to: • Construction supervision for adherence to contract documents, plans, and specifications as produced by the City or for the City. • Provide and maintain a construction schedule using software such as Primavera, SureTrak, or MS-Project • Provide periodic reports of findings in writing • Ensure that the contractor has proper insurances. • Assist in the management of submittals, shop drawings, and RFI's. • Provide consultation services for the management of change orders including pricing. • Use Project Management tools and software to assist in managing the overall budget of the project. • Assist with inspections • Inspect and review the project to monitor compliance with the Building Code, City Ordinances, safety codes, and other applicable regulations. Tuesday, May 01, 2012 • Interpret and explain plans and contract terms to administrative staff, workers, and clients, representing the owner or developer. • Assist in obtaining all necessary permits and licenses. • Confer with supervisory personnel, owners, contractors, and design professionals to discuss and resolve matters such as work procedures, complaints, and construction problems. • Investigate damage, accidents, or delays at construction sites, to ensure that proper procedures are being carried out. Under Structural Engineering, the activities may include, but shall not be limited to: • Provide structural plans and specifications for any given project. • Provide structural calculations to satisfy the authorities having jurisdiction. • Provide consultation services to the Building Department as needed which may include, but not be limited to, inspections and plans review as may be directed by the building official. • Provide inspections and associated reports • Use structural engineering modeling software such as RAM Advanse, Enercalc or Revit. Under MEP Engineering, the activities may include, but shall not be limited to: • Provide mechanical, electrical, and pluming plans and specifications for any given project. These may include plans for fire alarm, fire sprinkler, generator design, and low voltage design such as computer cabling and security. • Provide MEP calculations to satisfy the authorities having jurisdiction. These design calculations include, but are not limited to hydraulic calculations, energy and load calculations, and electrical calculations. • Provide consultation services for LEED implementation and energy efficiency strategies • Provide consultation services to the Building Department as needed which may include, but not be limited to, inspections and plans review as may be directed by the building official. • Provide inspections and associated reports. • Use structural MEP engineering software such as Energy Gauge, Trane Trace, or Revit. Section 4.2.1.6 shall be added to read as follows: ® 4.2.1.6 CONSTRUCTION MANAGER • The selected Firms shall be firms licensed as a General Contractor with the State of Florida. All professional services shall be performed under the direction of a professional Tuesday, May 01, 2012 registered with the State of Florida and qualified in the specific field (i.e. Professional Architect [PA] etc.). • ® The selected firms shall have been in business and have a minimum of five (5) years experience in providing general contracting/construction management services in the State of Florida. • The firm must identify a Team Project Manager who must be licensed in the State of Florida as a General Contractor and have a minimum of fifteen (15) years experience in construction management and have served as project manager on similar projects on a minimum of seven (7) previous occasions within the State of Florida. • Team members and sub-consultants must be licensed in the State of Florida and have a minimum of ten (10) years of experience in providing construction management services. Section 4.2.1.6 shall be added to read as follows: 4.2.1.7 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER • The selected Firms shall be firms licensed as a Structural Professional Engineer with the State of Florida. All professional services shall be performed under the direction of a professional registered with the State of Florida and qualified in the specific field (i.e. Structural Engineering [PE] etc.). • The selected firms shall have been in business and have a minimum of ten (10) years experience in providing structural engineering services in the State of Florida. • The firm must identify a Team Project Manager who must be licensed in the State of Florida as a Structural Engineer and have a minimum of ten (10) years experience in structural engineering and have served as engineer of record on similar projects on a minimum of seven (5) previous occasions within the State of Florida. • Team members and sub-consultants must be licensed in the State of Florida and have a minimum of ten (10) years of experience in providing structural engineering services. 4.2.1.8 MEP ENGINEER • The selected Firms shall be firms licensed as an MEP Professional Engineer with the State of Florida. All professional services shall be performed under the direction of a professional registered with the State of Florida and qualified in the specific field. • The selected firms shall have been in business and have a minimum of ten (10) years experience in providing structural engineering services in the State of Florida. • The firm must identify a Team Project Manager who must be licensed in the State of Florida as an MEP Engineer and have a minimum of ten (10) years experience in MEP engineering and have served as engineer of record on similar projects on a minimum of seven (5) previous occasions within the State of Florida. • Team members and sub-consultants must be licensed in the State of Florida and have a minimum of ten (10) years of experience in providing MEP engineering services. END OF SECTION Tuesday, May 01, 2012 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 j"Y"d; . 305.947.0606 www.sibfl.net • • �' S •\ /• S •" os 4- f Ci' OF SUN BID SUBMITTAL FORM Bid Title: Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA) The undersigned Proposers proposes and agrees, if this Bid is accepted, to enter into an agreement with the City of Sunny Isles Beach to perform and furnish all Work as specified or indicated in the Contract Documents and in accordance with the other terms and conditions of the Contract Documents. The Proposers accepts all of the terms and conditions of this or Request for Qualifications. This Bid will remain subject to acceptance for 90 days after the day of Bid opening. The Proposers agrees to sign and submit the Agreement with the other documents required by the Bidding Requirements within ten days after the date of the City's Notice of Award. In submitting this Bid, the Proposer represents, as more fully set forth in the Agreement, that: • The Proposer has familiarized himself/herself with the nature and extent of the Contract Documents, Work, site, locality, and all local conditions and Law and Regulations that in any manner may affect cost, progress, performance, or furnishing of the Work. ® • The Proposer has given the City written notice of all conflicts, errors, discrepancies that it has discovered in the Contract Documents and the written resolution thereof by City is acceptable to the Proposer. • This Bid is genuine and not made in the interest of or on behalf of any undisclosed person, firm or corporation and is not submitted in conformity with any agreement or rules of any group, association, organization, or corporation; the Proposer has not directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other Proposers to submit a false or sham Bid; the Proposer has not solicited or induced any person, firm or corporation to refrain from Bidding; and Proposer has not sought by collusion to obtain for itself any advantage over any other Proposers or over the City. The City and the successful Proposer will establish completion times for each individual Work Item and the successful Proposer agrees that the work will be completed within the time frames agreed upon and stipulated in the individual Purchase Orders and/or Notice to Proceed. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 29 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160s s N r" 305.947.0606 0, www.sibll.net1^. ® �� . OF sut4 Firm Name: R.J. BEHAR & COMPANY, INC. Street Address: 7850 NW 146th Street, Suite 504, Miami Lakes, FL 33016 Mailing Address (if different): Same as above Telephone No. (305) 558-3777 Fax No. (305) 558-8909 Email Address: bbehar@rjbehar.com FEIN No. 5 -1/1/ 5/±t/(11/_7_/0 * "By signing this document the bidder agrees to all Terms Signature: (-2_ , / c! (Signature of authorized agent) Print Name: Robert J. Behar, PE Title: President/CEO THE EXECUTION OF THIS FORM CONSTITUTES THE UNEQUIVOCAL OFFER OF PROPOSER TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF ITS PROPOSAL. FAILURE TO SIGN THIS SOLICITATION WHERE INDICATED ABOVE BY AN AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL RENDER THE PROPOSAL NON-RESPONSIVE. THE CITY MAY, HOWEVER, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, ACCEPT ANY PROPOSAL THAT INCLUDES AN EXECUTED DOCUMENT WHICH UNEQUIVOCALLY BINDS THE PROPOSER TO THE TERMS OF ITS OFFER. City of Sunny Isles Beach Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 30 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 swaNY"4-, 305.947.0606 0, ate. www.sibfl.net ct,( _ ALO C'h o/ 51.1t/ 0 A11 FEDAVE11S 1:::sN Y /S< ccf s_ Q 0 r ® * cam. I ,9 R OP �P 9 yF � * FLO `' C/T yF SUN 04° O0 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 31 4VNNY rrr f te �;; NON - COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT I) r • A l..i S � City of Sunny Isles Beach --_ o� 18070 Collins Avenue br ;• rio'`� Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 os us `+ Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OFMiami Dade) ) The undersigned being first duly sworn as provided by law,deposes,and says: This Affidavit is made with the knowledge and intent that it is to be filed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach City Commission and that it will be relied upon by said County,in any consideration which may give to and any action it may take with respect to this Bid. The undersigned is authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of, R.1. BEHAR & COMPANY, INC. (Name of Corporation, Partnership, Individual,etc.) a, Corporation ,formed under the laws of _ Florida (Type of Business) (State) of which he is Owner/President (Sole Owner, Partner, President,etc.) Neither the and ersigned nor any person,firm, or corporation n amed in above Paragrap h 10.2, nor an yone else to the know ledge of the undersigned,have themselves solicited or employed anyone else to solicit favora ble action for this Bid by the City,also that no head of any department or employee therein,or any officer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida is directly interested therein. iii This Bid is genuine and not collusive or a sham;the person,fi rm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2 has not colluded,conspired, connived or agreed directly or indirectly with any proposers or person,firm or corpo ration,to put in a sham Bid,or that such person, firm or corporation,shall refrain from Bidding,and has not in any manner,directly or indirectly,sought by agreement or collusion,o r communication or conference with any person,firm or corporation,to fix the prices of said Bid or Bids of any other proposers;and all statements contained in the Bid or Bids described above true; and further; neither the undersigned,nor the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2,has directly or indirectly submitted said Bid or the contents thereof, or divulged information or data relative thereto,to any association or to any member or agent thereof. Robert J. Behar, PE President/CEO AFFIANT'S NAME AFFIANT'S TITLE TAKEN,SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this 1St day of May ,zo0J2 Personally Known or Produced Identification , Type of identification (Affix seal here) Lizanna Kadir NOTARY PUBLIC(name printed or typed) le DECEMBER 29,2010 1 of 7 SUNNY lfl es O` , f s. n PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES V I ; `v1`n . City of Sunny Isles Beach ® \ 18070 Collins Avenue '• f E o�o s Sunny Isles Beach.FL 33160 0 sv+ ' Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a) FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287.133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid on a Contract with a public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public Work, may not submit Bids on leases of real property to a public entity, may not be awarded to perform Work as a Contractor, supplier, Sub-Contractor, or Consultant under a Contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess of the threshold amount Category Two of Sec. 287.017, FS for thirty six months from the date of being placed on the convicted vendor list". THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. 11.1. This sworn statement is submitted to City of Sunny Isles Beach by Robert J. Behar, PE - President/CEO Ipnnt individual s name and Wet for R.J. BEHAR & COMPANY, INC. ® (print name of entity submitting sworn statement) whose business address is: 7850 NW 146th Street, Suite 504 Miami Lakes, Florida 33016 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number(FEIN) is 65-0954070 (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: .) 11.2. I understand that a "public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(g), Florida Statutes, means a violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the United States, including, but not limited to, any Bid or Contract for goods or services to be provided to any public entity or an agency or political subdivision of any other state of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 11.3. I understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in Para. 287.133(1Xb), Florida Statutes, means a finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any federal or state trail court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non-jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nob contendere. 11.4. I understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means: a.) predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or b.) Any entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity ® and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers, directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in the management of an affiliate. The ownership by one person of shares constituting a controlling interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair DECEMBER 28.2010 2 of 7 market value under an arm's length agreement, shall be a prime facie case that one person controls another person. A person who knowingly enters into a joint venture with a person who has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate. 11.5. I understand that a "person" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(e), Florida Statutes, means any natural person or entity organized under the laws of any state or of the United States with the legal power to enter into a binding Contract and which Bids or applies to Bid on Contracts for the provision of goods or services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public entity. The term "persons" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity. 11.6. Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity submitting this sworn statement. (Indicate which statement applies.) X Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of it's officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, nor any affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. However, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing Officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer of the ® State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer determined that it was not in the public interest to place the entity submitting this sworn statement on the convicted vendor list. (Attach a copy of the final order.) I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE) ABOVE IS FOR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND, THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FILED. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ENTITY PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOLD AMOUNT PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF ANY, CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. By: C _c (Signature) Robert J. Behar, PE (Printed Name) President/CEO (Title) Sworn to andsubscribed before me this 1st day of May , 20 12 , by Robe .+ ,5 • ol a1r (AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE) `•�� L12ANNA MOIR Signature: Notary Public— State of Florida� MY COMMISSION#00862g7g Lizanna Kadir __ Sr EXPIRES:MAY 13,2013 Print or Type Commissioned Name Boneed tnreea5 151 Stale Insurance Personally Known \-7- OR Produce. se fication Type of Identification Produced 1011998 3 of 7 SUNNY„ F �/ \J` EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / �! fy:lla�n AFFIRMATIVE ACTION `• nog` o City of Sunny Isles Beach •" 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and practices of equal opportunity in employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of federal, state, and local laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national region, sex, age, handicap, marital status, and political affiliation or belief. Signed: Robert J. Behar, PE Title: President/CEO Firm: R.J. BEHAR & COMPANY,INC. Address: 7850 NW 146th Street, Suite 504 Miami Lakes, Florida 33016 DECEMBER 28,2010 4 of 7 a Y ,a €:"/ ".:2,;413".•t• CONFLICT OF INTEREST (.-?T-J-1 i r - • City of Sunny Isles Beach S : 18070 CollinsBec Avenue ,.. ,o..o Surety Isles Beach,FL 33160 o, ,„„ Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT The award of any contract hereunder is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida State Statutes. Proposers must disclose with their Bids,the name of any officer, director, partner, associate or agent who is also an officer or employee of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its agencies. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF Miami Dade BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Robert J. Behar, PE , who was duly sworn, deposes,and states: 18.1. I am the President/Owner of R.J. BEHAR & COMPANY, INC. with a local office in Miami Lakes, FL and principal office in Pembroke Pines, FL 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No. described as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this Affidavit based upon his own knowledge. 18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above named entity has no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project. 18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in any collusion,or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the entitys submittal for the above Bid. This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and execution of the Contract for this project. 18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from participation in contract letting by any local,State,or Federal Agency. 18.6 Neither the entity, nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any other clients,contracts,or property interests for this project. 18.71 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.8 I certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.9 In the event that a conflict of Interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will immediately notify the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Dated Is 1stday of May 2012 �J/ Robert J. Behar, PE- President/CEO AFFIA Print or Type Name and Title S siom to and subscribed before me this 1st day of May , 2012 10 Personally Known OR O Produced Identification ;Type of Identification Lizanna Kadiv gtLA -- NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA „L UIZANNA KADIR ® ias 4(, MY COMMISSION#00562979 EXPIRES:MAY 13,2013 �"� Banca 65r0ah 1st State Insurance DECfu&ER 23,2010 5 of 7 'sJ$MY It(e_ tO ..cr � DISPUTE DISCLOSURE City of Sunny Isles Beach ® ,x. 18070 Collins Avenue :� �'• rio� Sunny Isles Beach.FL 33160 '0, low 'r Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE FORM Answer the following questions by placing a "X" after "Yes" or "No". If you answer "Yes", please explain in the space provided, or on a separate sheet attached to this form. 19.1. Has your firm or any of its officers, received a reprimand of any nature or been suspended by the Department of Professional Regulations or any other regulatory agency or professional associations within the last five (5) years? YES NO X 19.2. Has your firm, or any member of your firm, been declared in default, terminated or removed from a contract or job related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business within the last five (5) years? YES NO X 19.3. Has your firm had against it or filed any requests for equitable adjustment, contract claims, Bid protests, or litigation in the past five (5) years that is related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of 41) business? YES NO X If yes, state the nature of the request for equitable adjustment, contract claim, litigation, or protest, and state a brief description of the case, the outcome or status of the suit and the monetary amounts of extended contract time involved. I hereby certify that all statements made are true and agree and understand that any misstatement or misrepresentation of falsification of facts shall be cause for forfeiture of rights for further consideration of this Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. R.J. BEHAR & COMPANY, INC. May 1st, 2012 Firm ( n Date — �. Robert J. Behar, PE - President/CEO Authorized Signature Print or Type Name and Title DECEMBER 28,2010 6 of 7 SS $NY,'?E1 ` ANTI - KICKBACK City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach.FL 33160 Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 ANTI-KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF Miami Dade ) I, the undersigned, hereby duly sworn and deposed say that no portion of this sum herein Bid will be paid to any employees of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its elected officials as a commission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly by me or any member of my firm or by an officer of the corporation. �q n By: Robert J. Behar, PE Title: President/CEO ® The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 1st day of May , 20 12 , by Robert J. Behar, PE [name of person], as President/CEO [type of authority], for R.J. BEHAR & COMPANY, INC. [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was executed]. AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE: LIZANNAKADIR Notary Public — State of Florida o '°. : ,. MYCO!lMISSIONxD0862979 EXPIRES:MAY 13,2013 Lizanna Kadir gr1 ^' Bonded through 1st State Insurance / Print or Type Commissioned Name Personally Known V OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced 411 DECEMBER 28,2010 7 Of 7