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Home My WebLink AboutDMC Engineers • ewwylag I Kann CowWeYH DMC ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS May 3, 2012 Rtee/LIED MAy04 City of Sunny Isles Beach t/n'Op ?0/2 1Sun70 ny Isles nBeach, FL 33160 Floors Avenue, 4th GfFIEE�THEA ryse 4 H RE: Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA); Civil/ Environmental Engineering; Letter of Interest Dear Selection Committee: Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC (DMC) is very pleased to submit this qualifications package to the City of Sunny Isles Beach for providing specifically for Civil/ Environmental Engineering related to any projects the City might undertake under this solicitation. We know that DMC will be of great value in terms of both environmental/ engineering and resources for any of your coastal or canal waterways projects from feasibility assessments to design, permitting, bidding, construction related services, grants assistance and final project closeout. ® More specifically, DMC offers an unlisted yet very crucial engineering service discipline of Dredging and Waterfront Structures Services that we know will provide a broader capability to the City's current and future needs. Our experience in working with many municipalities clearly shows that they lack the specialization we offer even within their pool of Consulting Engineers. With our specialized services, you will recognize that this offers the City broader public service capabilities to design and implement these types of water-related projects within its freshwater, brackish and coastal systems. We offer the City any dredging, seawall, rock revetments, docks, piers, boat ramps, marinas, shoreline stabilization, shoreline protection, waterway debris-removal and emergency management projects or the annual evaluation of these facility structures and shorelines for future planning, improvement, and budgeting in addition to the above sought services. With annual threats from hurricane and storm impacts we have encountered in Florida, all communities have had to evaluate shoreline damage and re-stabilization or protect the shoreline and be prepared for emergency management. Working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and Natural Resource Conservation Service is a common occurrence along with other agencies such as the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. DMC is confident that, as one of your selected engineering firms, we would be a great asset when dealing with these agencies for cost estimation, grants funding or permitting. We can assist especially with feasibility studies, cost estimation, design, permitting and public/ City commission consensus building, working with funding agencies such as Florida Inland Navigation District to prepare grants, preparation of technical specifications, bid package preparation, project implementation, inspection and project close-out. DMC is also involved in many organizations such as the Florida Marine Contractors Association and thus keep up with the latest construction products and qualified contractors, and the Florida Lake Management Society (FLMS) to keep up with • lake and stormwater management products, including on-line stormwater retrofit devices. 1850 SW Fountainview Blvd. • Port St. Lucie, FL 34986• Phone: 772-878-2905• Fax: 772-878-2990 soateledmces.com•wwwdmces.com DMC is a State Certified Minority Business Enterprise and also certified as a Small Business Enterprise with South Florida Water Management District. Our engineers and scientists work hand- in-hand to provide well thought out, cost effective and reliable final product for our clients based on over 100 years of combined experience in the freshwater, estuarine and coastal environments within the State of Florida. The Principal and Point-of-Contact for any projects under this solicitation will be Mr. Shailesh K. Patel, M.Sc., CPSSc., 1850 SW Fountainview Blvd., Unit 201, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986; Tel: (772) 878-2905; Fax: (772) 878-2990; Mobile: (386) 846-4760; email: spateledmces.com. Mr. Patel will be involved with all projects to assure the City that our qualified team will lead you comfortably and confidently within project budget in a timely and responsive manner. Mr. Patel will be assisted by Mr. Joshua Revord, Manager of our St. Lucie office, to provide responsiveness throughout the project. We will ensure consistent communication and updates on the project through our Project Progress Report form (see page 3 of Tab 4), which will be sent to the City's Project Manager to track project progress, schedule and any challenges. Our goal is to manage projects so that the City's Project Manager does not have to invest more on supervision time! DMC will provide the City with a complete, comprehensive and knowledgeable team to pursue any project the City may undertake. DMC also offers the City flexibility in working with other firms that it may wish to use for particular aspects of any project. Again, DMC would be proud to be distinguished as one of the selected CIVIL/ ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Thank you. Respectfully, Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC W_ Shailesh K. Patel, M.Sc., CPSSc. Principal/Project Manager -2- rr-...r are DMC mmn•tamon __ .. er ___ • ` • • • it' ' ' 'UI „ jJJL J1 JJJJ r J J j tS f . � ."1r < ••=_-'tea•,--;,,... .,;‘ --, ,t « -..r...1 --_r -.,.-_-•!...-......---,,. .e...,., -"'7HY "' 43 ..i �' 4;>H ,n 'ut Oa's „,r asrltcv O .- a a_- atm nai pric - f .7L ,ina101irL aT..-"^F � c+a i- (v C S. •..'' ar X*� Yv�elgeam t,, al + w Oe+irto _ • 441 hint t• i ♦ .1, 5 z- '�-.._t l ... Ea`mow. 1 Y ^> •,- ..y • :�;=;�� M' = JJ aninIJJJa n . . tit./'�` / •f'. it-1 -+.e"'� 1:1"..;:r,------*;cc . `."s's- 3 v} --� ' '� jr _�_ �I y�4. 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J 1frr yy}}}}jj.. 9Y''y 1. � '+ Dnd Iaq S Rasta Cas•ultaat• DMC ® ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS Tab 1 Company Information DMC provides the following company information as required in the RFQ: 1) Name of Agency/Company (including any "Doing Business As" names): Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC 2) Company Locations: . Port Orange, FL Port St. Lucie, FL 3) Internet Web Site Address: www.dmces.com 4) Details of Entity Business Structure (Corporation, Partnership, LLC): Limited Liability Company (LLC) ® 5) Date Founded: September 16, 2002 in State of Florida 6) Home office address, telephone number, and local address and phone number: Home office: 4643. S. Clyde Morris.Blvd., Unit 302 Port Orange, FL 32129 Phone: 386-304-6505 Local Office: 1850 SW Fountainview Blvd., Suite 201 Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 Phone: 772-878-2905 7) List of any outstanding litigation that would threaten the viability of the firm or the performance of this contract: None 8) Proof of insurance: Proof included herein 9) Indication of how long it would take to implement service after authorized to begin: Immediately upon notice-to-proceed, or an agreed commencement date May 4, 2012 Page 1 of 1 ----^41 DREDG-1 OP ID: NY A`ORO' CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE DATE5103/�1D2) THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS ,/i ERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES I :FLOW. 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 policy(Ies) 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). CONT . ._ PRODUCER _......_.____ 407.869.0962. EAcr .__ _.._______.—_......___............_........__._..._ SIHLE INSURANCE GROUP,INC. PHONE FAX P.O.BOX 160398 407-774-0936 IAS,Lo,an. INC.• Nok ALTAMONTE SPRINGS,FL 32716 ADDRESS: Louis R.Elron INSURER(S)AFFORDING COVERAGE NAIC 0 INSURER A:Endurance American Specialty 41718 INSURED Dredging&Marine Consultants, INSURER B:C harts LLC 4643 S Clyde Morris Blvd,#302 INSURER C: Port Orange, FL 32129 INSURER D: INSURER E: INSURER F: COVERAGES CERTIFICATE NUMBER: REVISION NUMBER: THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES.LIMITS SHOWN MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS. INSR AD&SUER POLICY EFF POLICY EXP LTR TYPE OF INSURANCE INR VNO POLICY NUMBER IMVJD01YYYY) (MMA)WYYYYI LIMITS GENERAL LIABILITY EACH OCCURRENCE 5 2,000,000 A X COMMERCIAL GENERALLIABLLITY ECC101004391.02 11/28/11 11/28/12 DA/IAGE TO RENT ED I ' PREkISES(Ea ccouTence) $ 60,000 I CLAIMSMADE I I OCCUR MED EXP(Ary era parses) S 6,000 PERSONAL&ADV IHJlmY 5 2,000,000 X pollution&prof ECC101004391-02 11/28/11 11/28/12 GENERAL AGGREGATE 5 2,000,000 GENL AGGREGATELIMIT LAPPLIES PER PRODUCTS-COMPIOPAGG IS 2,000,000 T1POLICY Fl crW n LOC 1 5 AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY {CO MINED SINGLE LIMIT IaWdenS ANY AUTO . .BODILY INJURY(Per person) S ALL OWNED SCHEDULE) _ AUTOS _ AUTOS ODDLY INJURY(Per accident) 5 NON-OWNED PROPERTY DAMAGE S HIRED AUTOS AUTOS (Per acodentl S UMBRELLA LAB _ OCCUR EACH OCCURRENCE 5 EXCESS LIAR CLAIMS-MADE AGGREGATE S DEC I RETENTION5 5 WORKERS COMPENSATION WC STATU- I OTH- AND EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY TORYIIMITS ER B APROPRETOWPARTNE EXECUTIVE Y/NAM051751831 05/30/11 05/30/12 EL EACH ACCIDENT 5 1,000,000 OFFICER/J.EMBER EXCLUDED? NIA - (MandalorylnNH) E.L DISEASE-EA EMPLOYEES 1,000,000 If Yes.desaile order DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS beam E.L DISEASE-POLICY LIMIT S 1,000,000 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONS/LOCATIONS/VEMCLES (Attach ACORD 101,Add:Bonal Remarks Schedule,If mole space is required) 30 Days notice of Cancelation(except non payment which is 10) . Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services RFQ#12-04-12 Civil/Environmental Engineering CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE CI Clerk CI of Sunnyisles THE EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, NOTICE WILL BE DELIVERED IN tY 1Y ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY PROV SIGNS Beach 18070 Collins Avenue AUTHOLQEDREP ESENTATTVE Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 o.4L ' \ I ©1988.2010 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved. ACORD 26(2010/06) The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD Endurance Schedule of Forms and Endorsements Policy Number: ECC101004391-03 SCHEDULE -- ---- --The following forms and endorsements are made part of this policy: FEI-309-ECC-0708 Common Policy Declarations Page FEI-310-ECC-0708 Coverage Part Declarations Page FEI-451-ECC-0708 Schedule of Fonts and Endorsements IL 1006 0810 ECC Signature Page CO 00 01 12 04 Commercial General Liability Coverage-Occurrence Form FEI-31 I-ECC-0708 Contractors Pollution Liability Form Occurrence FEI-313-ECC-0708 Professional Liability Form Claims Made FE1-315-ECC-0708 Common Policy Conditions FEI-316-ECC-0708 Nuclear Energy Liability Exclusion FEI-317-ECC-0708 Deductible Liability Insurance Endorsement FEI-318-ECC-0708 Extended Reporting Period Endorsement FE1-319-ECC-0708 Automatic Additional Insured Owners,Lessees,or Contractors FEI-320-ECC-0708 Automatic Waiver of Subrogation FEI-321-ECC-0708 Specified Professional Services Endorsement. FEI-322-ECC-0708 Claims Notice Document FEI-327-ECC-0708 Minimum Earned Premium Endorsement FEI-405-ECC-0708 Transportation at lobsite Endorsement CG 22 43 01 96 Exclusion-Engineers,Architects or Surveyors PN-0001 00107 OFAC FEI-510-ECC-0708 Mold and Mildew Exclusion FEI-548-ECC-0708 Blanket Primary and Non-Contributory Endorsement ® FEI-404-ECC-0708 Contingent Transportation Pollution Liability Coverage EXL 1201 0108 Exclusion of Certified Acts of Terrorism and Other Acts of Terrorism EXL 1311 0108 TRIA Rejection of Offer EXL 1205 0108 Exclusion of Certified Acts of Terrorism FEI-511-ECC-0708 30 Day NOC Endorsement-No Endeavor to wording FEI-574-ECC-0809 Media and Technology Endorsement FEI-326-ECC-0708 Service of Suit Florida Notice Florida State Surplus Lines Notice Attachment FEI.451-ECC-0708 PROGRESSIVE' Prog Commercial PO Box 94739 Cleveland CH 44101 Policy number:059989764 Underwritten by Progressive Express Insurance Company 05/03/2012 Certificate of Insurance Certificate Holder Insured Agent Additional Insured DMC LLC Prog Commercial City of Sunny Isles Beach 4643 S CLYD MRRS 302 PO Box 94739 18070 Collins Ave PORT ORANGE, FL 32129 Cleveland OH 44101 Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 This document certifies that insurance policies identified below have been issued by the designated insurer to the insured named above for the period(s) indicated.This certificate is issued for information purposes only. It confers no rights upon the certificate holder and does not change,alter,modify,or extend the coverages afforded by the policies listed below.The coverages afforded by the policies listed below are subject to all the terms,exclusions, limitations,endorsements,and conditions of these policies. Policy Effective Date: 10/01/11 Policy Expiration Date: 10/01/12 Insrren:e coverage(s) Limits SING BODILY INJURY 51,000,000 EACH ACC PROPERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY HIRED AUTO LIABILITY 51 MIL EACH ACC. NON-OWNED AUTO LIABILITY 51 MIL EACH ACC. Description of LocationNehicleslSpecial Items Scheduled autos only TOYOTA TACOMA 5TENL42N01Z840777 LEXUS ES 300 JTHBF30G720086320 TOYOTA SIENNA XLE/XLE 5TDZA22C86S503658 TOYOTA TACOMA PRERNR L 3TMKU72N07M013160 Certificate number 'We will endeavor to provide 30 days notice of cancellation to the certificate holder,but failure to do so shal impose no obligation or liability of any kind upon the insurer, its agents or representatives' Please be advised that additional insureds and loss payees will be notified in the event of a mid-term cancellation. 0 {t/ 1,f 1 Fame 5241(10' 2) •crisis.•N lw Consultants DMCr _ ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS TAB 2 Qualifications Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC (DMC) is a Limited Liability Company with offices located in Port Orange, Volusia County and Port St. Lucie, St. Lucie County, Florida. DMC is a licensed engineering firm, a State of Florida Certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and South Florida Water Management District Certified Small Business Enterprise. We offer the following services: PLANNING • Feasibility Assessment _� • Public Education & Consensus Building P t+ • Identifying Funding Sources iA t. g( `q�-F • sn • Bid Preparation & Management Lys,- a �4 ' r ENGINEERING • Dredging & Material Management • Shoreline Stabilization & Protection gyp,MP. MN i,nI t oma • Marinas, Seawalls, Docks & Ramps a l;l .111111 • Site Civil & Stormwater Engineering `.. 41 ENVIRONMENTAL • Ecological Resource SurveysAXf'iar y Tt nF;: • Environmental Monitoring & Compliance ; an • Water Quality & Sediment Collection `° tff- �" � � 4 • Biological, Chemical & Physical Analyses �'•� PERMITTING • Regulatory Agency Coordination ` '; • Mitigation Planning & Monitoring "_;2.4 }�� a • Environmental Resource Permitting . �� • Threatened & Endangered Species Relocation .7 - �e-A t^`.t'ata� "'4 INSPECTION • Construction Inspection & Reporting 71777:M2 _—a s sa',, R. 1111 + . � • Existing Parks &Waterfront Structures Assessment aril. -�n� e<. �� ' �., t , 4. • Environmental Compliance Monitoring ''9 'T '_ �gr=—R=__I_ • As-built Certification & Project Close-out Ors-sigals DMC's South Florida office is located within a couple of hours of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. The following sections provide an overview of DMC's relevant experience, qualifications and past performance. May 4, 2012 Page 1 of 5 Qualifications(Cont'd) 0 DMC is pleased to demonstrate, in this section, our specialization, knowledge, experience, understanding and unique strengths in providing Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Services, specifically in Civil/ Environmental Engineering, for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. We emphasize our extensive engineering, public consensus building, compliance monitoring, cost estimating, grant writing, bidding assistance, environmental review and QA/QC experience, particularly within Florida. The intent of this brief description is for the City to clearly realize and understand the benefits of having a firm like DMC to manage your projects. To provide evidence of this understanding, pertinent DMC licensure, certifications and project sheets follow within this tab. Engineering: The DMC project team can provide all civil and environmental engineering-related services, including design and permitting as well as construction management from the pre-construction meeting to project closeout. As indicated in our DMC personnel and team resumes, we have assembled a qualified, experienced and knowledgeable group of scientists and engineers. Our staff consists of engineers and scientists that work hand-in-hand to provide a "holistic project evaluation and engineering options or solutions." Participation in professional organizations and conferences helps our team stay abreast of the most recent advancements in methods and products for potential utilization in our assessments and surveys. The ability to mix innovative procedures and engineering experience with an ever-present feel for funding is vital in the current economic climate. In addition, we consistently train staff to maintain the necessary state and federal standards both in the office and in the field to carry out all assessments and tasks for any project. This is all part of ensuring that projects are initiated and completed with appropriate protocols and the best technical information. ® Public Consensus Building: DMC has tremendous experience and professionalism in - - dealing and communicating effectively with the general __ public, land owners and other stakeholders involved with -_ each project. Almost every project we manage has required << communication with the public to provide a better I 1 ' U i4 pi� understanding of the work and areas of interest. We clearly 1'\r ; I 1..S..4Sfri ;c"� recognize that public involvement through public notification ‘, i y - 2".....a' letters or with project updates on webpages, which are ways moi. ,� t. ,`,I•U " &..----2 t a{ - that public trust and involvement can be included in p a 21,-t: " , ,Nl �1 successful project implementation. Public consensus building _; - s - is a vital part of any public project. Trust of the public must be gained by listening to public concerns and addressing ' --- - them. Public education is also another way that the public can be involved. Often, the public make decisions, not with scientific information, but with emotional and subjective opinions. As professionals in this field, it is our duty to provide clear answers, backed by scientific data, to the public to gain public trust and support. Compliance Monitoring: DMC provides all project-related compliance monitoring. In accordance with funding requirements, DMC staff will conduct employee interviews, check construction sites for posted documents, review payroll documents, and perform any other compliance tasks. For environmental or ecological restoration projects, DMC offers specialized monitoring and regulatory compliance services. Our ® environmental staff is experienced in manatee observation, stormwater erosion and sedimentation May 4, 2012 % Page 2 of 5 \ % Qualifications(Cont'd) ® control, National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) compliance and turbidity monitoring. We provide long-term monitoring of shoreline erosion and submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV). DMC also possess the expertise and equipment needed to collect water and sediment samples in a variety of aquatic habitats. DMC field staff incorporates Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's) to ensure proper sample care and valid results. Our staff maintains valuable working relationships with top-notch laboratories, such as National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Conference (NELAC) certified institutions, throughout the state. Once analyzed, DMC interprets data results as necessary for client, funding and permitting agencies. Cost Estimating: Cost estimating or value engineering is a necessity in this field. DMC, without a doubt will be a great asset to City when undertaking any project. Our membership associations with various professional organizations enable us to maintain a list of product vendors and recent products or � updates, including costs. Our ability to monitor market costs, .. such as oil price fluctuations, allows us to maintain a keen ` • 1—,._ , edge on any municipal price evaluations. k . k, y; ;�- E The DMC team provides cost estimating for project design, ' 1 including: design and permitting, project construction related �(�j L/ costs such as mobilization of equipment, earth moving and grading, material demolition and hauling, sodding, site clearing, j /..,- and costs for equipment and services related to project. — ® Grant Writing: Our staff has vast experience in successful Federal, State and local grant writing through agencies like the US EPA, NRCS, DCA, FIND, FFWCC, SFWMD, FL DEP, FLMS, LCWA, NOAA, NACo and NPS. Our in-depth knowledge of the engineering and construction industry gives us the ability to write grant proposals with a "big picture" approach and obtain comprehensive project funding strategies accurately and effectively. DMC's senior staff has a great track record for giving successful presentations and providing knowledgeable project information during grant agency board review, and our reputation with funding groups is impeccable. Lastly our discussions with grant reviewers have shed light on the aspects that must be emphasized in every grant application, and we apply this knowledge to every grant we submit. Bidding Assistance: DMC can perform necessary preparation of technical specifications, construction plans and bid documents for the City's solicitation of competitive construction bids. Through association in the construction industry, DMC maintains a list of qualified and reputable contractors. In addition, we can work with City procurement department to coordinate a schedule and advertise and distribute the bid packages. DMC assists all our clients with coordinating and attending pre-bid meetings, addressing any contractor questions via addenda and offering our input in the selection, if required. DMC has assisted many of its clients with bid tabulation and review of bids, to assure that the contractor is qualified to construct the work and has the necessary equipment and experience. t;_C :. May 4, 2012 ."'Vr 31: Page 3 of 5 Qualifications(Cont'd) 0 Environmental Review: Environmental scientists on staff are experts on various aspects of aquatic, wetland and upland ecosystems; both in natural and man-made habitats. DMC ensures the field data collection is implemented based on an understanding of the local, state and federal permitting requirements. We confirm the necessary detail required for topographic, hydrographic and boundary survey work, and ` z. r preferred dephysc al data atum, cparameters. essary th ofsampling pwlegcomplete chemical -: , �`" -'h == necessary benthic sampling, water quality sampling, l \\ ig ,r"`" submerged land surveys, wetland delineation, species surveys, archeological surveys, Submerged Aquatic �!4r. ' Vegetation surveys, utility locates, and physical restrictions ;40s. _ • - evaluation of our project site. DMC then compiles all this ' a ! '®- information and, after client review, engineers a plan for I 't?r- project implementation that is cost effective, \-s.: P 1 P A� +F t,` c k environmentally conscience, and most importantly, feasible. 1 c�, a l er To ensure professional-level work, DMC environmental A. Crarel N. scientists actively participate in numerous ecological, water resource and public health societies. In addition, our scientific staff are state-certified, licensed and trained in a variety of disciplines, including Certified Professional in Soil Science, FWC Authorized Gopher Tortoise Agents, FDEP Trained in SOP Sampling for Groundwater, Surface Water and Wastewater, FDEP Audited to Conduct Lake Vegetation Index (LVI) Assessments, FDEP Certified Stormwater Inspector, FDACS Certified in Public Health and Aquatics, University of Florida Certified Master Naturalists in Coastal Systems, FDEP Trained in Stream Condition Index, FDEP Trained in ® Wetland Delineations and Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method (UMAM). Quality Assurance/Quality Control Program: DMC initiates each project with QA/QC in mind. Mr. Shailesh K. Patel, Project Manager will ensure that the in-house design team has the ability to cross-check work, calculations, and design parameters in conjunction with in-field ground truthing. All field work is reviewed by our senior engineers prior to execution to ensure all state and federal standard operating procedures (SOP's) are adhered to prior, during and after field work. The final product of design is reviewed by Mr. Patel before it is sent to the client. Each step of the project has QA/QC incorporated along with "risk assessment", if any. As we design the project, we will meet with Town staff to address issues and concerns to produce a well- designed, viable, and safe final product. Likewise, our environmental staff is well trained to follow state and federal standard operating procedures (SOP's) for the collection, transport, storage and analysis of water and sediment samples for any type of project. Guidelines from the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater, and Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) QA Rule, 62-160, F.A.C. are applied to each project as applicable. As additional assurance, DMC field staff has specifically received training from the University of Florida in a field and classroom intensive course called "FDEP SOP Sampling Training for Groundwater, Surface Water and Wastewater." Based upon this training and previous project experience, regular FDEP SOP's that DMC staff is accustomed to following include: 111 May 4, 2012 . Page 4 of 5 Qualifications(Cont'd) • FQ 1000— Quality Control • FS 1000 — General Sampling • FS 2000 —Water Sampling Series • FS 3000 — Soil Sampling • FS 4000—Sediment Sampling • FS 7000 — Biological Communities • FS 8200 — Clean Sampling for Trace Metals • FT 1000 — Field Testing Series • FT 3000 — Habitat Assessment • LT 7000 — Biological Indices QA/QC is extended to sub-consultants as well. Each sub-consultant will be requested to submit their QA/QC plans for review and identify a key contact responsible for QA/QC and risk assessment. We will be pleased to discuss this item with the City in a presentation, if desired. In addition, each sub- consultant will be required to provide appropriate insurance and workers compensation verification prior to any work execution. • ,'.r , o- May 4, 2012 Page 5 of 5 • PRIME DREDGING & MARINE CONSULTANTS, LLC ® ✓ Licenses & Certifications ✓ Project Sheets • arpatwa I ttatlaa Consultant* DMC _ — — ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS LICENSES • •. "tair ••• Of citric,- -h. -..- ' •; . . •!nava of ..; t, ngineers - I. • Dredging si:11. c'e't (tants, •LLC ` 7 et Is authorized ander the provisions of •, • ! Ei r a Statutes,to offer engineering services to the public through a Professional Engin. - - , `•,under Chapter 471,Florida Statutes. • . Certificate of Authorization ' EXPIRATION:2nen013 - CA.L1c..Nei: AUDft NO: 228201303937 - - - ' 9410 2011/2012 Volusia County Business Tax Receipt ® Issued pursuant to F.S.205 and Volusia County Code of Ordinances Chapter 114-1 by: Volusia County Revenue Division-123 W Indiana Ave.Room 103,DeLand,FL 32720-386-736-5938 e k / Receipt ti 200210150006 Expires: September 30. 2012 9 Business Location: 4643 CLYDE MORRIS BLVD ' �—� Business Name: DREDGING&MARINE CONSULTANTS 6 Owner Name: SHAILESH K PATEL Volusia County Mailing Address: 4643 CLYDE MORRIS BLVD ' FLORIDA �J STE302 • PORT ORANGE,FL 32129 ' • BUSINESS TYPE CODE COUNT TAX ' Architect or Engineer 461AE 0 530.00 r 1 r • This receipt indicates payment of a tax.which is levied far the privilege of doing the typefs)of business listed above within Volusla County. This receipt is non-regulatory In nature and is not meant to be a certification of the holder's ability to perform the service for which he is registered. This receipt also don not Indicate that ' the business is legal or that it is in compliance with State or local laws and regulations. • The business must meet all County and/or Municipality planning and zoning requirements or this Business Tax Receipt may be revoked and all taxes paid would be forfeited. 4 ' • The information contained on this Business Tax Receipt must be kept up to date. Contact the Volusia County Revenue Division for instructions on making changes to)'our account. THIS PORTION OF THE BUSINESS TAX RECEIPT MUST BE POSTED CONSPICUOUSLY IN YOUR PLACE OF BUSINESS andslag B Mmlr Cwuttentt DMC =-= - -- �- ® ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS LICENSES (cont'd) 2012 BUSINESS TAX RECEIPT CITY OF PORT ORANGE 1000 City Center Circle Port Orange,FL 32129 EXPIRATION DATE: September 30.2012 DREDGING&MARINE CONSULTANTS 4441 CLYDE MORRIS BLVD ND PORT ORANGE FL IIIA Own Names SHAILESH K.PAUL ambo Losse: 4443 CLYDE MORRIS BLVD W. Ust INt PURI URAAUL IL.12129 ISSUE DATL Ombra P.•Al l EXEMPTION: TAX RECAP CLVScnc,TH0 12-00019958 ENGINEER COMMERCIAL TOTAL PAID: 50.00 Cwmnn: Rntrictiaw Irm J9u ca pian rt,I.LJIL/ Tht ratio rtpnca a bmbem m my.h hex•c qa cy aid arel u nm met m km=run=4434 brat's ability w pnlvm 0c a,ke b WWI*m ek is Unmet The last Wave bminnt u,data a cve:a a part r a b.idttim day cuy tads repe4i®m mammas IMPORTANT:THIS TAX RECEIPT MUST RE POSTED CONSPICUOUSLY IS YOUR MACE OF BUSINESS A SHP Pile. State of Florida ‘C/7 � ry g\'. <111.P of �; - ENGINEERS • 8c1EN118711 LICENSES (cont'd) Jot Erti-43. !matt oft ufessw al` nginerrs tr*CurtivNeal4Todd, P.E. • IS UCENSED AS A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER UNDER CHAPTER 471.FLORIDA STATUTES EXPIRATION(2/2812013 - P.E.Llc. No: Auorr No: : 228201313779 37136 CERTIFICATIONS t of AXoxik ct !oath of Professional nginTeers fid Qtr. .97,41 Joshua j. &vore ;/.F+&z4$.n44.La...r/tair wd:ws is rens Atmo..i.AC/,newun/ Y 0 !LNMN O�4.44 IM19.e�GI Ow ngineer 3Jntern _C He.mam.n, n Dstimarrq Ulnas. .a..<q.w.. 7,a fG:—L,6.'144:/3.J •n.4 •__>VL___._fl,o_ .AM 1:11711112154 —d:4-w..a ._.san..-- — • ►.S 1a ►Manns awakens DMC = - ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS CERTIFICATIONS (cont'd) ASA-CSSA-SSSA wvw.agronomy.org I www.crops.org I www.aoiis.org Shailesh Patel is a member of Soil Science Sanest of America • 25 Years through September 30. 2011. Member Number: 24815 Status: Member ARCPAC S A Federation of Certifying Boards in Agriculture, Biology, Earth and Environmental Sciences ® Crrttfics'that Shailesh Kanoohhai Patel, MS 5.6c.5..m,6.colt.d.. .nd ti.is,4.ny.i.vm.ns. 6d nta. . rm the a.,.Lur -d. Certified,Professional SSoil-Scientist —1.3 e....f,E2 r-..a..h.,.. r 1%1113411t�l — d�.21ni STATE OF FLORIDA Department of Agrlartttue and Consumer Services .e Ttus' &ci y that FAELLA JOSEPk1 M a. y ri n4ad to the"cagory at PUBuc LTti.PEST,corrntoI ^t_ x n Jr. - t t No: PIia 036,; Ea� J!atlonV0201Q013 In eonfonnby wtI' 'F15:,feg llne the ewer:Oen of postale*for are omNsdYoi 'Mei Arthropods of Pubis Hearn,Impatenttn At:1 �Q� In Aerial n Dlroc r got /44~n laAdvanced Public Health m ""®umora IXTLIa a Oeeaolao a Marie.C. &Iteet• DMC ____� ENGINEERS • SCIENTSTS CERTIFICATIONS (cont'd) Ar 4_,c.....---' e. ,.., n cM.•_n,1a-re.,sem "ne 4 `�'_ i�'Q„ r DellarmtemmEmhoameatair(OtelliQf 1, This Certificate is awarded to: At Joseph Faella t,--, ,t5.- t:-;.5 ey G For successful completion of Pt i Wetland Delineation Training ) ♦ C October 9-10 '005 cr� CC kir— 4; ait_ Date .(L Instructor tl q (i Sv;..as9i v W9q_(v jv V i7y o- • D 1emm Euaenmemai Pt0IC�100 eke a This Certificate is awarded to: 4, j Niles Cyzycki ' ilk yf, For successful completion of G ` Es- .--C Wetland Delineation Training -'7. frtober9-10.2005 G�"C "�`� ,( le/ick '�`":; Date L `_\ Instructor - - ilq k` ,os v��w'r�c v` } r v0 - v .r'cce v v 34 a UNIVERSITY OF \;;�'FLORIDA TREED C LATER ' Colo re•eiu+e.errsar wie'alm ,p �` sephell � F rJr ia ..0. FDEP SOP Sampling� ,fining— r 1ae.dwater, rr 'If/ for Giomidwater,•Surjace'{{'titer III r.:Ywate t artd�Wasrncaler• �Oaoher 1:'::005 n:Wises Cemfrcate of Attendance: a; t On011e1\Mariam Caws/Mints DMCanallifipc- ® ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS CERTIFICATIONS (cont'd) „.( t�*?Ali, II . rOnJ rktt } p4tt hy : ` UFTODIA - V IFAS Extension _ /t—N t _ This ceru6caye is awarded to / \ 'Joseph Faelta j� for successfully completing 40 contact hours - "' in the FloridaMaster Naturalist Program - ` Coastal Ss terns Dlodule - Lri,/n7� / p A r DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION di STORMWATER EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION CONTROL INSPECTOR-IA Adana PROGRAM NNi es`±Cyzy ki LfLQR A _5 Ju • et28 2006= `Inspector# 12876 QUALIFIED STORMWATER MANAGEMENT INSPECTOR UNIVERSITY OF - d FLORIDA TREEO N"TER Cm4 uirnS{ Wfi1i.T m/&swot. - :11. Niles Cyzfclu .1.:.‘ -FDEP SCOP Sampling•}Training: 4S,'4 H tor.Giouruiwat r,Surafe Water t ste atc andrWastewatert- ` October 22;^.008 a_ • Certificate of Attendance( •p`/. -jr `"*".7;°—=''' Ora Igloo a Nadas CsuNYte DMC •=-- ENOINEER9 • SCIENTISTS CERTIFICATIONS (cont'd) % Authorized Gopher Tortoise Agent ! FLORIDA FISH AND WUDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION Division of Habitat and Species Conservation i�Wt� t Species Conservation Planning Section �� 620 Saudi Meriden Sheet,Mai Station 2A Tallahassee,Florida 32399-1600 (e50)921-1031 Permittee Name: Nle CYrydi Pettit Number:GTA-10-00p02A Permittee Address: Dredging and Marey Consutmnta 11C Effective Date:December 14,2011 4643 S.side Mortis Oh rl Wit 302 Expiration Date:January 5,2014 PORT ORANGE,FLORIDA 32127 ONTTH)STATES IS AlmaIzE)TO: L Conduct gopher blrtnoe novels L Capture gopher termites mus bucket bap 3. Capture gopher tormue using Free trap 4. Capture gopher tortoises using hand drove]excavation of goiter tortoise brptawa S. Mak,Nanepon,and release captured gopher tortoises at recipient sites Peudtee Signature: Date Not valid unless signed.Fly signature,confirm that all information provided to haus the permit u accurate end complt,and hidcates acceptance and understanding of the provisions and conditions MOS below.Any false statements or mkrcpsa vtrtlme were applying for thio permit may resit in Mery charges and wig result in revocation at this permit. Authorized By: Ridwd McCann Authorized for: Nick Wiley,Executive Director Authorizing Signature: Date: 12/1412011 SPida-Naming Scion f"•-, Authorized Gopher Tortoise Agent 3 t FLORIDA RSH AND WILDLIFE CONSEfVATION COMMISSION it \: Divisionof Habitat and Species Conservation �JT �l Species Conservation Manning Section 620 South Merman Street,Mai Station 2A civ..✓ Tdehanen,Florida 32399-1600 (850)921-103I Permittee Name: leech Facia Penne Monter:GTA-03.00288A Permittee Address: Dredging and Marine Consultants,LLC Effective Date:October 18,2011 2553 Masten.Drive Espiretion Data:November 24,2013 DAYTONA BEACH,RDR DA 32119 UNITED STATES IS AUTHORIZED TO: L Conduct gopher tortoise surveys 2. Capture gopher termites mg bucket bap 3. Centre gopher tortoises mg Eve trap 4. Capture gopher torture using hand deed emvaton of popher tortoise burrows 5. Mark,transport,and release ca trod gopher tortoises at recipient sites Pent Signature: Dabs Not valid unless signed.By siz afire,confirms that a0 information provided to done the permit is aoarra a end anplde,end indicates acceptance and understanding of the provisions and conditions fisted below.Any false statements es misrepresentations when applying for this permit may rear&in felony charges and will reudt in revocation of this permit. Authorized By: Richard mason Audv®d for. Nick Wdey.Executive Doer Author®g Signature: Date: 10/18/2011 Seeder Conservation Ma airs Seabee Dred@Insi a Marine Consultants Sun Splash Park ® Dm c_ Seawall Extension & Stormwater Design ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS_ Volusia County, Florida e- Completion Date: 2008 Engineering Fees: $21,400 Estimated Construction Cost: $330,000 - . ve Volusia County selected Dredging & Marine ',� e � / A Consultants, LLC to design and permit the S�" {N.y� CI S1t '' extension of their beach front seawall at Sun .. 5r .. ,4;9.1:"te \ Splash Park in Daytona Beach. Storm surge ;, `_ t,- . ; :fit; _. and uncontrolled stormwater runoff had .,<t�,17; , ...Act 4.33 '.. a caused severe erosion alonga 87 foot long 'i;Z 4 ;'` g'Pa ai,� �r `. ` section of unarmored shoreline bordering - mak', , �' J�`tet -,��1,2 �� the park. DMC designed and successfully �{ ;_ • 154"•` (d ."1"1- - �"_` �_•, permitted the seawall extension, stormwater ` ;4 4 . "`� :4-$ . ' containment, and sidewalk reconfiguration. , >11: kms- -A ® : The Key Aspects of the Project Were: rrs a% i -�,� 5- • Engineering and Design rte.-`'- � i 51: tti�ti< a -t `�- � s�= —. .4."r4. Environmental Resource Permitting ' �`�_`.r �* through DEP Coastal Control Line ` � 1`'° r Department I-; }T Yr Resource survey , titirn T "1- - - • Upland survey +`" { } i- F T= • Stormwater and d Utility Runoff • y i ! y. Calculation and Drainage Plan • On beach Geotechnical Exploration • Coordination with County Contact: Environmental Staff on Coastal Vegetation plantings John Harper Senior Project Manager — ,1 Volusia County ° 1 A?. t'_. G }t tot' ta�f.L I . 123 W. Indiana Avenue, Room 402 -�-m.` . . '8 _ i 41%3 Deland, FL 32720 S rAi* i, aiNt .4k. I",nl.. L., - t 'e l` (386) 736-5967 ext 2701 { o =':. ` zsIF .. ....•' . S "' Cri ‘5;..-a': { - y 4643 S. Clyde Moms Blvd., Unit 302, Port Orange, FL 32129 Tel (386)304-6505 Fax: (386)304-6506 www.dmces.cam Wedging It Marine Eon;ultant; B-23 Canal Seawall & ® DXC Dredging Restoration ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS City of Port Orange, Florida ------------- Completion Date: Est. 2010 Engineering Fees: $87,000 Construction Cost: $2,442,000 • Dredging and Marine Consultants, LLC (DMC) LL K 3 .A 1 engineers and scientists designed and *° 3y .=- r7,-= • a Y� are permitting' the B-23 Canal project as a „, ..#St stx - t;,-fi 4 specialized ,sub-consultant to the City''s -cm ` :FiJ�,,; 7,1,:l 1'-‘-'4,, consultants. The major permitting agencies were ,-;' ��- 4� - H r - the Florida Department of Environmental •,- h w. r -111:=2, - F Protection and the" U.S. Army Corps of =,: rp4; Engineers. This Maintenance Dredging Project is ` s _ a ;, 0.5 miles in length and is connected to Rose Bay a'- tt-� "Y (an Outstanding Florida Water) in Port Orange, Lc` •.",z~ .4- Florida. The project objective was to remove fine - '. ® grained muck sediments and improve access The Key Aspects of the Project and navigational safety for the B-23 Canal. An Were: additional goal of the project was to replace the - failing seawalls andprecludeerosion of upland • Environmental Permitting, soil into the canal. Engineering and Design `t+ . . Resource surveys _ -4, v • Hydrographic survey . " _x + r • ' • Sediment sampling and r, ,, ' ere ;'fs, A� characterization ._ s r 1-� � lllllii�IW�tilil €s ' ( 5 • Geotechnical borings ? .t,,,,a -�a �` r,,, g= ` \? - t( T'� • Removing 30,000 CY of sediments S rE, , w • ;1 " , 4 ,ti ;�_, • _ Dredging a 2,500 ft long by 40 ft i3'"; , E , ;; , wide channel 5 if t�� §:, • Design replacement of 5,000 y �a -7 .,i o- , linear ft of seawall Contacts: `",a • Dredged sediment disposal strategies Mr. Andrew Giannini, P.E. • Public consensus building and Quentin L. Hampton and Associates, Inc update presentations 3881 S. Nova Rd. Port Orange, FL 32127 ® (386) 761-6810 4643 S.Clyde Moms Blvd., Unit 302, Port Orange, FL 32129 Tel (386) 304-6505 Fax (386) 304-6506 www dmces.com WQi:Nlno /gr(no ton;ul,ant; Taylor Creek Emergency ® Dmc Shoreline and Ste rmwater NG_INEERS • 5CIENTISTS Stabilization St. Lucie County, Florida Performance Period: 2009 Engineering Fees: $185,000 Construction Cost: $376,000 r"jr f Dredging 8 Marine Consultants, LLC (DMC) , i (.4. successfully designed and permitted a 210 foot long It"i retaining wall with rip-rap toe scour protection in Taylor Creek. Extreme erosion caused by years of b' high velocity discharge from Lake Okeechobee s^ LT. ' - --? s. threatened a shopping center stormwater pond and �4;,==4 r .,_. parking lot. This erosion was accelerated duringt Tropical Storm Fay and enabled St. Lucie County to11 , obtain a grant from the US Natural Resources z ,.� 4'+� . Conservation Service (NRCS) to make the necessary _ >:. repairs. DMC was tasked with completing this entire .de, A4;"4 ".project in just 6 months, a task we eagerly accepted 4s A and accomplished. All federal grant requirements were met and the project was successfully closed out The Key Aspects of the Project Were: and certified on time. • Environmental resource permitting • Engineering and design ' it L - •L 4_ •• Resource surveys • Geotechnical Borings Y� ra P * ;,•,7 • 7:--+•:za..r • Hydrographic and boundary ' ;; .s1,3-- r r. Ey w4kre- --iii;,,. ,4,ghi,,, • 1 survey ..e Ar ,./;f:'�--' tc .s, 0^Pi 1V/k jam' •-:1;--In--:o • Bid Documents and Bidding Bell re-- a- . . . �.-.•, • Construction Inspection we 7 • Federal grant coordination and compliance with NRCS Contacts: Mr. Donald B. West, P.E. t°R. --tv—:s a - 4 A.e'" "' Public Works Director ~- St. Lucie County ,,,. 2300 Virginia Avenue ' - ' Ft. Pierce, FL 34982 Tel: (772) 462-2178 •Miter Fax: (772) 462-2362 ® westd@stlucieco.org 4643 S.Clyde Moms Blvd., Unit 302, Port Orange, FL 32129 Tel (386)304-6505 Fax: (386)304-6506 www.dmces.com Dredging Eli!farina Eon;uitants = City of Port St. Lucie ® Dm c Canal Maintenance Dredging ENGIN€ER$ . SCIENTISTS City of Port St. Lucie, Florida Period: 2007— 2011 Completion: 100% Engineering Fees: $145,000 Construction Cost: Estimated$500,000 " �'" ` '� T" c- �lc, DMC designed and permitted the dredging of Y , • eight residential canals in the City of Port St. F r . Lucie. As project managers, DMC coordinated • {i,- ,z# > lti ^ ,t potential state and federal grant proposals, a j " y ; la-ii-Cgs, r��l submerged lands determination, bathymetric ., itc ` tee,. . YY survey, shoreline structure and vegetation survey, f kI t 4IF all environmental resource permitting, disposal 4:40,+,4r1 4 �' .._,_:::-„4/7 — [ ' �, y site design and selection, bidding, and inspection ..:`'- ` - =_ ,1 'its involved to dredge nearly 20,000 cubic yards of % C. sediment from approximately five miles of canals. Partial funding was secured and administered ,, - through the Florida Inland Navigation District ® (FIND). DMC also coordinated with various departments within the City to get their acceptance of the storage and final material disposal method The Key Aspects of the Project Were: and beneficial reuse. • Environmental Permitting, Engineering and Design Contact: • Resource surveys • Hydrographic survey Larry Nadeau • Sediment sampling and Public Works Department Project Manager characterization City of Port St. Lucie • Removing 20,000 CY of sediments 450 SW Thornhill Drive • Dredged sediment disposal Port St. Lucie, FL 34984 strategies (772) 871-5104 o .y • Public consensus building and TS{ ($! update presentations - 4' I t , : Inter-agency Coordination It. ! • Shoreline, seawall, and dock • --�Li '— .� structure surveys ', -rt.., t , • State and federal grant proposal , - 'L' ` ' coordination and partial project .', t_.4 ^ —_ _ * funding compliance 4 y�.�=f s'b'L - s;.� r s 4643 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 302, Port Orange, FL 32129 Tel (386) 304-6505 Fax: (386) 304-6506 www.dmces.com DrgQvIng 4 !Wing Con;ultant; Taylor Creek Shoreline ® DXC Restoration, Phase 3 ENGINE€R$ . sE(ENTIsT8 St. Lucie County, Florida Period: 2006- 2008 Completion: 100% Engineering Fees: $107,000 Y;; - • •- Y_ - Construction Costs: $1,200,000 �4 Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC (DMC) ' V '',"::•• "' ` vw�`r . .1-2"fes.,,- ' je �..,:t .:--- engineers and scientists managed, designed, s..- fe ;d ter:, planned and permitted the entire project in ✓ rt coordination with the County staff, the project ; tEzr '. ` ; : , property owner (the South Florida Water " _"..._1 ,�._ --e== it Management District), and the regulatory agencies a^- •=-� '3' , "` 9 1 9 rY 9 - n,� -. � r (Florida Department of Environmental Protection ' '_ "_" and the US Army Corps of Engineers). DMC -. evaluated over 1 mile of shoreline along the north and south banks of Taylor Creek and identified The Key Aspects of the Project Were: 2,800 linear feet of critical areas. Historically, waters entering Taylor Creek from both the North • Stabilize with a Rock Revetment 2,805 ® Belcher Canal and the C-25 Canal (through the S-50 linear feet of shoreline control structure) have compromised the structural • Assisting in permitting with the South integrity of its banks on its way out to the Indian Florida Water Management District River Lagoon. The first 2 Phases of this project (SFWMD), Florida Department of involved the dredging of Taylor Creek to improve Environmental Protection (FDEP), and water quality and remove undesirable muck United States Army Corps of sediments. Phase 3 was designed in conjunction Engineers (USACE) with the other phases to reduce the sedimentation • Preserving the existing Right of Way rate from the uplands while taking into account • Mangrove, manatee and sea grass several other concerns: future erosion potential, protection historical erosion rate, right of way width and • Funding grant assistance impacts to natural resources. • Provided management pertaining to engineering, i":1�a,- .11 � ,:-., designing, planning, Contacts: ',� • 1 - -- }� permitting, technical bid x.a, '-r: ��k^�`r ,� ! �� preparation, contractor Mr. Donald B. West, P.E. "-L4411.;‘11515,71,1` 1" selection, construction Public Works Director --:- C i ,,.-- + R �' inspection and St. Lucie County ° - `" `' ' __ environmental monitoring 2300 Virginia Avenue �j ' CC1/473a �' >��_ 't for permit compliance and Ft. Pierce, FL 34982-5652 �' r.,-:?...-1.4,: sem,' etr k;.. reporting 772-462-2178 N :1 .-.:- _.Itk•*tea . : ti„ • • Dealt with hurricane . --' impacts fri 4643 S.Clyde Moms Blvd., Unit 302, Port Orange, FL 32129 Tel (386)304-6505 Fax: (386)304-6506 www.dmces.com predgina el Marina Consultants ethune Point Park Pier ® Dx- — Evaluation and Design ENGLIVEER$ . SCIENTISTS City of Daytona Beach, Florida tumillINallamm1/4 —1-- Completion Date: 2007 Engineering Fees: $13,500 Construction Cost: $82,500 Dredging 8 Marine Consultants, LLC (DMC) engineers provided surveying, engineering 1 '�°�' + ° i and designing for the reconstruction of the ()H' it � ,� 0--- _,existing pier at the Bethune Point Boat Ramp lltll. fI li;° ° t� r "Et r as well as determine the elevation of the dock: 1.4,--: 4, - " r. '''C.-71''' This project also involved surveying all.pilings - '` -=___, . _� -# and corners of the;floating dock, designing the, s =T vinyl,concrete encasing of the wooden piles" _ _ e. and-ensuring;ADA compliance. Visit to the site was also conducted to-assess the overall The Key Aspects of the Project integrity of the pier structure. - ._ Were: ® ---- • Survey, Engineering and Design. Contact: • Engineering evaluation of synthetic-plankproducts James R. Sloane • Structural assessment-_, Deputy Public Works Director • Assisted in preparation of Bid` City of Daytona Beach Documents and bidding - 301 Ridgewood Ave. • Attend pre-bid meeting and. Daytona Beach, FL address public concerns and (386) 671-8610 project issues _ • `- — •_ Conduct final inspection of f pier `� t r ,v. �6`�`!� and project close-out `� k• ~�* �� - ti v .--0.„.5,--_- __, -.�4,-C Iii 1 �-4 .• -, ,I„-.°.-e. ! +\ 111 ff Before t ; ; " 1 +9 e' ' N : \ ---:_y„.%,-.4„,:.•,-re, ,,. ;«� --spa 1/4 ® -_ z__-1 a _ After ,, " 4643 S.Clyde Moms Blvd., Unit 302, Port Orange, FL 32129 Tel (386) 304-6505 Fax: (386)304-6506 www.dmces.com Qredgin9 A Marino Conqultants ® Dm cHalifax Harbor Marina Shoreline Stabilization ENGIN€€RS • SCIENTISTS City of Daytona Beach, Florida Completion Date: 2005 Engineering Fees: $20,000 Construction Cost $300,000 -14 4(DMC)DMC LLC 40,� ,`i�yT � Dredging & Marine Consultants, r` engineers assisted the city of Daytona Beach _ y� a ,r=, u with the installation of a permanent monument at the Halifax Harbor Marina Park shoreline to _ -r-'fit ensure construction activities were landward = =� at this site. DMC assisted with the design and - rr 10_ permitting of the wave-break and seawall to }Yyry -- : protect uplands and stormwater pond berms. The City selected the contractor and completed - . Vv ."bt the actual construction of the seawall project. - _. c 1 Jt ,L ` a` :.. :< -,a s 17= .34 ^+ ` " '` f The Key Aspects of the Project i71 t fzt i .j, Were: • 114"*� " • Design, and permit wave-break t = structure and seawall �:� y ` • Environmental Assessment ,.. w • Review and finalization of ivr °` "t * ey-t-t'�� - Technical Specification and Contacts: ...ft- • _ drawings • Assisted with construction James R. Sloane inspection of wave-break City Engineer/Deputy Public Works Director City of Daytona Beach Daytona Beach, FL (386) 671-8000 4643 S.Clyde Monis Blvd., Unit 302, Port Orange, FL 32129 Tel (386)304-6505 Fax: (386) 304-6506 www.dmces.com Dredging%Marina con;utt4nt; Halifax Harbor Marina ® North & South Basin Dredging City of Daytona Beach, Florida ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS_ N Performance Period: 2006 Engineering Fees: $23,700 Construction Cost: $800,000 • mow^.. This project involved designing and permitting the 4 dredging of the City of Daytona Beach's Halifax ' Harbor Marina while maintaining state funding , 11 i + # r „ compliance. This broken o -, i ' -ti;:- 1/4 phases due to geographical and permitting ' _r ems' constraints. The North Basin of the Halifax Harbor 9r Marina was dredged using an 18 inch hydraulic _ - ' ' cutterhead suction dredge. 25,200 cubic yards ; xj . worth of a mixture of shell, organics and fine _,. ., •_ • _ sandy material was pumped to the disposal site, 1.2 miles away. Mechanical spot dredging was North Basin accomplished in the South Basin due to the material begin potentially contaminated. A barge The Key Aspects of the Project Were: 411 mounted excavator dredge removed 4,000 cubic yards from the two most critical areas of concern • Environmental Permitting, to the marina. The total cost of this project was Engineering and Design approximately $800,000. Florida Inland Navigation • Resource surveys District (FIND) funding was successfully utilized • Hydrographic survey and all compliance and closeout requirements • Sediment sampling and were met. DMC worked hand in hand with the city, characterization regulatory agencies, the contractor and the marina • Removing 29,200 CY of sediments to complete this project before the end of the in- • Dredged sediment disposal water work manatee window. strategies • Construction Inspection Contacts: • Project verification and closeout • FIND funding administration James R. Sloane -�1 -� 4\.-6-,-----..„,_ Deputy Public Works Director -,. City of Daytona Beach `4 301 Ridgewood Ave. Daytona Beach, FL 32115 1 •r' t ii f`Q v (386) 671-8000 lit ' I f � � t _ •�t.;,ft i ...tt+ r "' ~ 4 T. s: e-- - -. ,'South Basin 4643 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 302, Port Orange, FL 32129 Tel (386) 304-8505 Fax: (386) 304-6506 www.dmces.com • SUB-CONSULTANT • ARC SURVEYING & MAPPING, INC. • ✓ Corporate Information ✓ Licenses & Certifications S a ` Arc Surveying & Mapping, Inc. A ` 5202 San Juan Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32210 ® Phone: (904) 384-8377 Fax: (904) 384-8388 www.arcsurveyors.com Arc Surveying & Mapping, Inc. is a multi disciplined company - " with offices in Jacksonville, Florida and San Juan, Puerto Rico. ) Since 1979 Arc has helped public and private sector clients to ,c,,-,z9 • :;,.....,s?.; as- , achieve their goals by collecting and providing accurate, _,„....±.-" $ r• r reliable, cost effective topographic and hydrographic data. I. _ •_r 1.4„„.., ax .,.Fa Arc is staffed by an innovative team of professionals, each )_,., � - As tP ka --. committed to excellence. Our surveyors and mappers are equipped with modern topographic and hydrographic 4 _ = ' I equipment and can transmit digital survey data from any jobsite .ri:: ',-F,3 to Arc offices or those of our clients. '.�-- Arc is especially proficient with surveys that require quick turn E k around, such as large earthwork construction, dredging and b-• e `�;,,..t yam- - navigation projects. 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Pace Analytical provides services through an integrated system of modern, fully equipped laboratories that can analyze a variety of sample matrices ranging from air and water, to hazardous wastes. Pace Analytical's Specialty Analytical Services include: • Air Toxics • Groundwater/Wastewater Sampling • Bioassay • Perchlorate Analysis • Dioxin/Furan • Low Level Mercury Analysis • PCB Congeners • Soil Vapor Intrusion • Microbiological Analysis • Drinking Water Analysis • Micro-contamination Analysis • Toxicology Testing ® • Radiochemistry • Pharmaceutical NPDES Wastewater Analysis Pharmaceutical Services When you need technical expertise to help meet critical timelines, handle changes in workload, and/or pursue development when in-house resources are unavailable, our bio-analytical service group can help. We specialize in quantitative measurements of pharmaceuticals, therapeutic agents and related substances in biological matrices, product assays and raw materials. Our services include method development, validation and product analysis performed in compliance with GLP 21 CAR — Part 58 and/or GMP, 40 CFR Part 210 guidelines. Product Testing / Characterization Specializing in biodegradation studies, Pace Analytical's bio-analytical services group provides research support for existing and new chemistries. Our services include analyte specific measurements using LCMS. Our staff is compliant with 40 CFR — Part 160 guidelines and has extensive experience in study design (incubation parameters, media and inoculum selection) and method development (sample preparation, extraction and measurement method). Field Services Defining the magnitude and the nature of an environmental condition requires collecting representative samples for analysis and data evaluation. The collection of samples is key to obtaining an accurate assessment of the site's environmental concern and to developing the appropriate solution. With more than 20 years of experience, Field Services Division is well- staffed and fully equipped to meet the sampling needs of your most challenging environmental projects. 1 Capabilities (continued) Field Services (Continued) Field Services is provided by a staff of full-time, environmental professionals and technicians with years of experience sampling air, water, soil, and other matrices using a variety of EPA and proprietary methods. Our staff includes degreed chemists, environmental scientists, and experienced technicians who are trained to safely and accurately collect and analyze representative field samples. Pace Analytical has a fleet of specially-equipped vehicles to access areas where sample collection can present difficult or unusual problems. Field Service offerings include: Groundwater Monitoring; Wastewater Monitoring; Hazardous Waste Monitoring; and Flow Monitoring, Soil and Gas Sampling, and Air Sampling. In addition to providing the field testing services we routinely assist clients by setting up routine sampling and reporting schedules for required permit monitoring. LabOps Pace Analytical's LabOps Division offers a valuable option for laboratory management. By outsourcing the management and on-site operation of your internal laboratory, your company can focus on "core" business functions and thereby improve your competitive position. We provide custom-designed services for on-site lab management that can deliver significant cost savings. ® �.`�.y r.n A°JD CDD e.<5. .C6v.s V-•n©n;ACcD CD GONG D CD an an n a b .„ �. f \. . t� o rn ., I ,. la _=-,ta = - �iaaa, wp VV -- on vsk -- c Gam . St• • .:•4:r0 el o • xTz Ilepartment of %tate I certify from the records of this office that PACE ANALYTICAL SERVICES, X 7INC. , is a corporation organized under the laws of Minnesota, authorized to transact business in the State of Florida, qualified on July 29, 2008. 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U00 �ApRlot�•C_ CK\ IL Ca, ¢ C WO W JUUJ O c o : OE 00d41 `' Lv o i U U 1m 'e zuozON00 ` .0. i ~ ^ Y W z \Ya :424 vof Y < Jo0 ,o ® pztaEZCoEx2 _ aON U wading I Wine Cwannn Dim ENGINEERS • ICIENTWT$ TAB 3 Staffing Attached herein is an organizational chart identifying the project team key personnel for this proposal, each member's role and assigned project managers. Mr. Shailesh K. Patel will be the primary manager responsible for coordinating the overall work for this project and he will be assisted directly by Mr. Joshua Revord, the Port St. Lucie office manager. Also included in this tab are resumes showing staff experience in projects with similar scopes of services. fill • , May 4, 2012 , Page 1 of 2 Staffing(Cont'd) TEAM ORGANIZATION CHART myaolgy ozit© Beach Project,Manager / Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC Prime Consultant Overall Project Management 3 Resources Coordination, Public Involvement, Outreach 3 Consensus Building; CostW119 Engineering; Overall U12M)QA/QC Curtis N. Todd Project Go-management; Engineering; Parks i3GtEcm20 Design; Layout, Design 3 Master Planning; StormwaterIaa Evaluation, Design 3 Permitting; Bridge, Utilities F3i •�i 11 Design Joshua J. Revord M.Sc E.I. Dock 3D Design; Construction Inspection, Documentation 3 Reporting; Waterfronts Evaluation;P5 (3 Engineering 8 Design; OBIZZattig Subsurface Assessments ® Wetland Studies; - Design, Permitting Compliance%3Construction „Analysis;lysis; Construction Inspection & Enviro mental.Resour�cee P,er�mittinngg, 7- Stormwater Compliance; Threatened & Endangered'Species Studies <~ Joseph M. Faella FDEP Sampling & SOP Compliance, Data Analysis & Report Preparation, Upland & Aquatic Ecological Assessments & Monitoring; Surface Water, Sediment & Benthic Sampling; Lake Nutrient& Physicochemical Analyses; Grant Administration & Compliance Pace Analytical Services, Inc. ( Arc Surveying & Mapping, Inc. Sub-Consultant - Sub-Consultant Jeff Baylor - e er RLS Project Manager Projectl Laboratory Data TATrifirO, - ,R er Bob Dempsey Hydrographic/Topographic Laboratory Management Patrick Sawyer Myron Gunsalus, Jr. r-To o ra hicP rtTY Chief ® Laboratory Quality Control Duane Trabits GIS Analyst/Mapper May 4, 2012 •' Page 2 of 2 • PRIME DREDGING & MARINE CONSULTANTS, LLC ® ✓ Resumes • 'kedging I W W CwW4ab DMC ® ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS SHAILESH "S.K." PATEL, M.Sc., CPSSc. PRESIDENT, SENIOR SOIL SCIENTIST Shailesh Patel has 20 years of experience in the consulting business and in particular developing viable projects for both private and municipal and county entities. He has worked on numerous watershed water quality and land development projects that have included sediment assessment, dredging, waterfront facilities and related structures, including buildings, parks, mining wastes, drainage and stormwater management, transportation issues, environmental surveys and related mitigation. He is President of Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC and has twice served as the President of the Florida Lake Management Society and serves on other technical and civic organizations. He has managed or assisted with numerous controversial public dredging and marina projects from initial feasibility studies, involving the public, to project implementation and Inspection to post-construction assessment. Shailesh continues to add to his extensive knowledge of designing cost-effective and environmentally- sound lake, estuary, and canal/channel dredging and shoreline stabilization and land development projects, including sediment treatment, management, disposal operations, beneficial reuse of dredged sediments, source control and impacts of tidal, storm or hurricane surges on protection structure. He is well spoken and understands the value of effective listening and communication to our clients and public concerns and needs and has presented to City and County councils for many projects. He has the ability to visualize the long term needs of clients and understand the economic, social, and political climates and has worked on many highly visible and controversial projects so that they can be implemented. His biggest attribute is to be able to forge a good relationship and open communication with various stake holders on large scale projects and keep the various stakeholders focused on the goal of long-term projects. He continually participates in professional, scientific, and marine construction conferences to keep abreast of advances in dredging, water quality, and latest marine products to educate the public and clients. He passionately promotes responsible development and resource protection along our waterways and water bodies. EDUCATION • Ph.D, Soil &Water Science, University of Florida, Ongoing • Annual FLMS Workshop Presenter, Managing a Sediment Removal Project • Small Business Development, BCC, 2002 • Dredging Engineering Short Course, Texas A&M, 2002 • BCI Engineers & Scientists, Inc. Project Manager's Training, 2001 • M.Sc. (Soil & Water Science) University of Florida, 1989 • B.S. (Plant Science & Technology) NC A&T SU, 1986 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS • American Society of Agronomy, Certified Professional Soil Scientist No. 24815 • National Dredging Team • Florida Lakes Management Society (Vice President 2002-2003, President 2003-2004 & 2008- 2009) • North American Lakes Management Society (SENALMS Conference Chair 2003) • Indian River Lagoon Program Technical Advisory Committee ® • Tampa Bay National Estuary Program Technical Advisory Committee • Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program Technical Advisory Committee • Soil Science Society of America • Western Dredging Association ® • Environmental and Natural Resources Advisory Committee, Volusia County • Volusia County Association For Responsible Development Executive Council • Lake/Education Action Drive • Water Environment Federation • National Association of Environmental Professionals & Florida Stormwater Assoc. • Florida Marine Contractors Association • Meeting with clients and citizens to discuss project objectives • Long-range vision and strategic fiscal planning • Leveraging of funds from clients with those of other agencies and applicable grants • Assisting in developing sediment removal projects through public participation and education • Developing a forum for transferring technical, political and financial information • Assisting client with all aspects of preparing applications to secure funding and necessary permits • Addressing public concerns throughout project design phase • Meeting with regulatory personnel to address permitting issues • Evaluating the availability of upland areas to retain the dredged sediment • Identifying beneficial uses for dredged sediments • Evaluating innovative techniques to enhance the dewatering using centrifuges, belt-presses, and rotary or static screens • Optimizing storage capacity of the upland sites using chemical polymers • Dredged material separation using hydrocyclones • Evaluating the impacts of dredging on abutting structures such as seawalls and road and railway bridges • Design aspects of seawalls, rock revetments, geotextiles, ramps piers, docks • Determining environmental impacts on wetlands, threatened and endangered aquatic plant and animal species • Engineering design, plans, and preparation of technical and bid specifications • Assisting clients with bid review and contractor selection • Construction inspection and management • Project monitoring for permit and technical specification compliance • Project management and closure; including updates, adjustments and overall evaluation PROJECT EXPERIENCE Lake Rowell Sediment Core Sampling, FFWCC, Bradford County, FL — Project Manager - Directed and coordinated collection of sediment to depths of up to 15 feet throughout the 350 acre lake. Also, developed sampling plan to capture sediments of various composition and possible chemistry that could impact permitting and material processing, dewatering and management. Stevenson Creek Sediment Characterization & Removal Feasibility Study, City of Clearwater, Pinellas County, FL — Project Manager. Characterized, determined, and evaluated the feasibility of removing 127,000 cubic yards of sediments to provide water quality and some navigation improvements. In addition, the project included identifying additional funding sources, identifying potential disposal sites, best option and cost .for removal of sediments. Currently assisting City to coordinate engineering efforts with USACOE (Jacksonville District) to implement project. Daytona Beach Pier Assessment, City of Daytona Beach, FL — Project Manager. Evaluated the underside of the historic Daytona Pier. The objective of our task was to determine the structural strength of the existing pier pilings and hardware and the level of deterioration and corrosion to recommend additional support. The structure was evaluate to withstand Hurricane Category 2 wind and wave forces. The project has been armored and the new above deck facility (restaurant) in almost complete. PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Sun Splash Park Seawall Extension & Stormwater Design, City of Daytona Beach, FL — Project Manager/ Point-of-Contact Coordinated with County staff to construct a public friendly addition to an existing seawall and stormwater maintenance system. Reviewed project drawings for compliance with all environmental codes. Successfully completed permitting through DEP's Coastal Construction Control Line Division. Home Depot Stormwater Improvements, Palatka, FL — Project Manager. Responsible for design of 100 feet of spreader swale and 10 feet high concrete retaining wall for stormwater pond improvements. Project included coordination with St. Johns River Water Management District for permit modification to resolve an outstanding notice of non-compliance by the District. The project is now under compliance. Palatka Riverfront Park Improvements, Palatka, FL — Project Manager - Assisted prime consultant with all the water related structures; ramp, boat docking, marina, mitigation planning, geotechnical testing, permitting with FDEP and USACOE. DMC assisted the client with securing funds to leverage the development of the overall project. We assisted the client with estimating costs for various components of the project as part of the long term strategy to develop the project. Turkey Creek Middle-Reach Sump Project, City of Palm Bay, Brevard County, FL — Project Manager. Provided design to evaluate the potential of creating a sump within the residential canal to "trap" sediments originating from upstream locations of the creek and watershed. The intent of the design was to provide data for regulatory agency review and consideration to permit and implement the design. The project involved citizen, City, funding agency and regulatory agency coordination and meetings to identify public concerns and meet goals. Design was approved by City and regulatory agency and is currently in permitting phase. Turkey Creek Restoration Dredging Project, City of Palm Bay, FL — Project Manager. Characterized, determined, and evaluated the feasibility of removing 380,000 cubic yards of muck sediments to provide navigation and water quality improvements. Included permitting, public education, pipeline route evaluation and coordination with funding agencies, engineering, construction, technical specification and bid preparation, assist client with contractor selection and environmental monitoring and reporting. Additional work included application of innovative technologies such as hydrocyclone and belt-press dewatering to manage dredge sediment. Panama City Dredging and Seawall Projects, City of Panama City, FL — Project Manager. Overall project manager and coordinator. Identify engineering needs for City's dredging, seawall and shoreline protection at four sites. Prepare permits or qualify projects for exemption from permitting and all aquatic and shoreline vegetation assessments. Provide dredge templates, prepare technical specification and bid documents. B-23 Canal Dredging and Seawall Replacement (sub to Quentin L. Hampton), City of Port Orange, FL — Dredging Consultant/Project Manager. Coordinated evaluation of seawalls and cost estimation of work required to complete engineering design, permitting, technical specification preparation, bidding assistance and construction administration services as well as project construction for funding. Assist Prime consultant to handle all aspects of engineering and permitting of 30,000 CY dredging and 5,000 linear feet of seawall replacement along canal. Address stormwater and drainage issues from uplands. Public and City Council meetings, presentations and updates. Collected necessary environmental and sediment data. ® PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) City of Port Orange Parks & Public Shoreline Protection, Port Orange, Volusia County, FL — Project Manager. Responsible for coordinating surveys of 24 sites within the City Parks, engineering design, permitting, technical specification preparation, bidding assistance and construction administration services. Project currently on hold by City due to funding agency requirements. Project includes evaluating existing seawalls and shoreline for stabilization Collected necessary data, including right-of-way and property survey and shoreline profile survey at the project locations. Waterway and Canal Maintenance Dredging, City of Port St. Lucie, FL — Project Manager. Overall project management and coordination, evaluating residential canals for sediment removal to benefit water quality and navigation. Evaluate seawalls and docks on ten canals approximately 5 miles, vegetation and other environmental resources. Permitting, cost estimation, dredging options and disposal drainage issues were also evaluated. Constant public notification and involvement was critical to the success of this project. The project required interdepartmental coordination to facilitate a acceptable disposal site. Lake Jesup Aquatic Enhancement, Sanford, FL — Project Manager - Assisted Prime consultant with dredging and disposal options to remove 800,000 CY of organic sediment. Provide 300 acre upland disposal design and drainage options. Lake Lotus Sediment Removal Feasibility Study, Florida Department of Transportation District 5, Seminole County, FL — Project Manager. Provide engineering services for a preliminary characterization, beneficial uses, and removal feasibility of sediments. This project included determining potential sources of fine grained and organic sediments, estimating its volume, providing best option and cost for removal, interaction with land owners, and permit consideration. Reed Canal Access Channel, Halifax River (ICW), City of South Daytona, FL — Project Manager- Overall project manager responsible for coordination with sub-consultants and delegation of responsibilities. Presentation and discussion on behalf of client at several staff meetings with SJRWMD. Reviewed grant applications, cost estimates, permit documents and dredging methodology and all benthic and mitigation options for impacts. The overall intent of this project is to vitalize the waterfront of the City to generate a larger tax-base by creating a viable waterfront for private development. Taylor Creek Restoration Dredging Project, St. Lucie County, • FL — Project Manager. Characterized, determined, and evaluated the feasibility of removing approximately 175,000 cubic yards sediments to provide navigation and water quality improvements. Includes permitting, public education and consensus building, identifying and securing over $1,500,000 funding, selection of pipeline route and disposal site, engineering, construction, and environmental monitoring and reporting. 2,800 linear feet of shoreline stabilization, environmental and threatened and Endangered Species assessments, cross-sections and sediment disposal based on permitting requirements. Prepare technical bid documents and review bids. Responsible for public/commission meetings, presentations and updates. Phase 1 and 3 are complete and Phase 2 in ongoing. The phase 2 Upland Dredged Material Management Area has been permitted. Wooton Park Marina & Multi-Modal Transportation, City of Tavares, FL — Project Manager - Responsible for being the point-of-contract throughout the design, permitting and construction phase of a sea-plane/boat marina. Utilized our knowledge and experience in the permitting, design options, ® material selection, potential funding and construction inspection. DMC was a subconsultant. PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Wooton Park Improvement, City of Tavares, FL — Project Manager. Coordinated and assisted the City staff with a conceptual plan of Wooten Park improvements. This included both upland and water related features. The goal is to make this a well utilized public park and facility, the "Jewel of Lake County" and surrounding areas. Met with potential park users to incorporate their ideas. Project includes boat ramp and channel access improvements, shoreline improvements, seaplane docking facility, docks, etc., coordinating efforts with regulatory agencies and City staff on resources, impacts and regulatory permits. Ed Stone Park Seawall Replacement, Volusia County, FL — Project Manager - Overall project strategy on replacing 122 ft. of cement-bag wall with an aluminum sheetwall to match the type of existing seawall along the rest of the shoreline. Coordinated all permitting issues with regulatory staff as well as, stormwater redesign with County Environmental staff. Provided City with cost estimation for design cost. This is a highly utilized park on the ST. Johns River and has been improved for greater utility by the public and fishermen. Smith's Creek Maintenance Dredging Project, City of Flagler Beach, FL — Project Manager. Project required complete engineering, permitting, and assisting City with securing funds to implement project. Provide navigation access by dredging 10,000 cubic yards from the Intracoastal waterway access channel to residential canals. Involved overseeing engineering design, technical specification and bid preparation, contractor selection, seawall and bank protection, prioritizing dredging based on funding, assisted in securing $165,000 in funding from the Florida Inland Navigation District, securing permit, and addressing resident concerns. Marsh Park Maintenance Dredging Project at Lake Yale, Lake County Water Authority, Lake County, FL — Project Manager. Provide navigation access from Park boat ramp to Lake Yale. Project designed to remove approximately 2,000 cubic yards of fined-grained, dominantly sandy sediments. Involved in site evaluation, sediment sampling, and securing permit. Coordinated with various agencies to ensure each entity's goals were met. Crane Creek Post-Dredge Assessment Project, St. Johns River Water Management District, FL — Project Manager. Evaluate the effectiveness of muck removal from crane creek. Identify and model the trapping efficiency and determine new material from watershed versus redistributed creek sediment within the dredged areas. This is a three-year ongoing study. Investigation and Demonstration of Beneficial Uses of Muck Sediment from the Indian River Lagoon, St. Johns River Water Management District, FL — Project Manager. Project involved the use and analysis of dredged sediments to demonstrate uses and potential uses of dredged sediments from the Indian River Lagoon Estuary. A public workshop was also conducted as a continuation of this project and has resulted in a better understanding in the need to dredge estuary creeks that are contributing sediments and impacting the water quality and benthic communities. Muck Deposit Assessment and Management Project, St Johns River Water Management District, Indian River Lagoon Program, FL — Project Manager. Goal of the project was to evaluate the feasibility of removing muck from the Eau Gallie River, Melbourne-Eau Gallie Causeway and South Banana River. Work tasks included dredged material management site investigations, zoning and engineering issues, long-term site management issues, and sediment removal, its management and cost analysis. ® Camino Court Maintenance Dredging Project, St. Lucie County, FL — Project Manager. Design and permit dredging of approximately 2,000 cubic yards of sediments from an canal within an aquatic preserve. Involved in site evaluation, sediment sampling, and securing permit. • PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Sippo Lake - Initial Feasibility of Rapid Dewatering (MS Consultants, Inc, Canton, Ohio), Stark County Park District, Stark County, Ohio — Project Assistant to Principal. Evaluate cost-effective technologies to dredge and dewater 300,000 cubic yards of highly organic sediment and strategies to reduce cost. Polymers/thickeners were used in conjunction with rotary screen to dewater sediments. SELECT PUBLICATIONS Patel, S.K. 1996. Beneficial Uses of Muck Sediment from the Indian River Lagoon. Third Marine and Estuarine Shallow Water Conference. Holiday Inn Boardwalk, December 1-5, Atlantic City, New Jersey. Patel, S.K. 1996. Investigation of Beneficial uses: Muck-What is it Good For? Indian River Lagoon Muck Sediment Workshop. September 6, 1996. Brevard Community College, Palm Bay, Florida. Ericson, W.A., S.K. Patel, A.C. Marek, and C.M. Brown. 1997. Proposed Design for Fertilizer Gypsum Stack and Acid Pond Closure. Tailings and Mine Waste '97 Conference. January 13-17, 1997. University Park Holiday Inn, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado. Steward, J.S., and S.K. Patel. 1998. To Dredge or Not...and Then What? A Management perspective on the Indian River Lagoon, Florida. Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Southeast Lakes Management Conference. Integrating Water Resources and Growth into the 21st Century. Pages A153-A154. April 15-18, 1998, Radisson Plaza Hotel, Orlando, Florida. ® Patel, S.K., W.A. Ericson and J.S. Steward. 1998. Technical and Non-technical Issues Related to Dredging Projects. Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Southeast Lakes Management Conference. Integrating Water Resources and Growth into the 21st Century. Pages A143-A144. April 15-18, 1998, Radisson Plaza Hotel, Orlando, Florida. Patel, S.K., and J.S. Steward. 1999. Beneficial Uses of Dredged Sediment: Let's Recycle the Soil! Florida Lakes Management Society Annual Conference Program & Proceedings. May 26-28, 1999. Safety Harbor Resort and Spa, Safety Harbor, Florida. Ericson, W.A., S.K. Patel and M. S. Smithson. 1999. Estuary Dredging Project to Help Improve Water Quality in the Indian River Lagoon, East Coast Florida. Proceedings of the Western Dredging Association Nineteenth Technical Conference. May 17-20, 1999. Louisville, Kentucky. Patel, S.K., W.A. Ericson, M.S. Smithson, and J.S. Steward. 2000. Characteristics of Hydraulically Dredged Sediments in an upland Disposal site. Florida Lakes Management Society Annual Meeting. May 22-25, 2000, Hawks Cay Resort, Duck Key, Florida. Ericson, W.A., S.K. Patel, M.P. Kelley. 2000. Dredging Applications of Thickening or Dewatering Technology. Transportation and Deposition of Thickened/Paste Tailings, Mine Tailings Learning Seminar. October 23-24, 2000. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada Patel, S.K., J.S. Steward, W.A. Ericson, and G.C. Sigua. 2001. Proceedings of the Western Dredging Association Twenty-First Technical Conference and Thirty-Third Texas A&M Dredging Seminar and ® Special Permanent International Association of Navigational Congresses Session. CDS Report No. 373. June 24-27, 2001, Houston, Texas. ® Patel, S.K. 2001. Planning and Implementation of a Dredging Project. Central Florida Lakes Management Society. October 11, 2001. Orange County Administrative Building, Orlando, Florida. Patel, S.K. 2002. Management Considerations for Restoration Dredging, The Indian River Lagoon, Florida. Keeping Maryland's Waterways Open: Finding Beneficial Uses for Dredged Material. Forum Sponsored by the Maryland Ports Council, Maryland Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and Maryland Coastal Zone Management Program. April 17, 2002. Maritime Institute of Technology and Graduate Studies, Linthicum Heights, MD. Patel, S.K. and Tamy Dabu. 2003. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection Perspective on Maintenance vs. Restoration Dredging. Proceedings of the 12th Annual North American Lake Management Society Southeastern Lakes Management. June 2-5, 2003. Orlando-Kissimmee Hyatt, Orlando, Florida. Patel, S.K. 2004. Lessons Learned from Restoration Dredging Projects in the Indian River Lagoon, Florida. 2004 Watershed Conference. South Florida Water Management District. January 7-9, 2004. Hutchinson Island Marriott Resort, Florida. Ot.4 m •SW4a W•CO•• ••ta ® Dr cc ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS CURTIS N. TODD, P.E. SENIOR PROJECT ENGINEER Mr. Todd has over 30 years of experience in the field of Civil Engineering, including transportation, site development, coastal and waterway projects. He has designed and permitted a vast number of projects, ranging from stormwater structures and surface water management; boat ramps, docks, marinas and shoreline stabilization; residential, commercial, industrial and recreational development; and roadway, interchange, and bridges. He is experienced in all project aspects from design and master planning to permitting, construction inspection and compliance monitoring. He brings his experiences of design from all parts of the state as well as nationally. Mr. Todd also coordinates site plans with architects to provide well designed multifaceted projects. He has permitting experience with local, county, state and federal government agencies, including the water management districts, Florida Department of Transportation, Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. EDUCATION • Pre-Engineering — Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois • Civil Engineering — University of Akron, Akron, Ohio PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS • Professional Engineer Registration, Florida, No. 37136 PROJECT EXPERIENCE • Site Civil Engineering and Planning • Transportation Engineering • Residential, Commercial and Industrial Site Development • Coastal and Waterway Design • Development of Stormwater Reports • Stormwater Permitting • Grading and Drainage • Stormwater Retention/ Detention • Water and Sewer • Roadway and Parking Design • Site Investigation and Plan Layout • Site Utilities • Site Erosion Control • Canal Conveyance Capacity • Project Management, Coordination and QA/QC • Local, State and Federal Permitting • Zoning Ordinance Compliance • Value Engineering 41 • Landscape Design • Structural Evaluations • Field Inspection PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Surfside Estates, Beverly Beach, FL — Senior Project Engineer. Responsible for all engineering, design, permitting with City and FDOT on roadway entry redesign, plans, specifications and on-going construction inspection. Halifax Harbor Marina North & South Basin Dredging, Daytona Beach, FL — Project Engineer. Assisted with upland disposal site drainage and containment issues. Verified material behavior and property assessment. Home Depot Stormwater Improvements, Palatka, FL — Sr. Project Engineer. Responsible for design of 100 feet of spreader swale and 10 feet high concrete retaining wall for stormwater pond improvements. Project included coordination with St. Johns River Water Management District for permit modification. City of Port Orange Parks & Public Shoreline Protection, Port Orange, FL — Project Engineer/Engineer of record. Responsible for design of re-armoring 225 linear feet of cap stone and 215 feet of rock revetment for Causeway Park and avoiding shoreline and wetland impacts. Project included bidding, construction administration, inspection and project closeout. Coordinated all design work with FOOT and SJRWMD to meet its requirements. Provided all documentation to acquire lease agreement with City (client) and FDOT to use its right-of-way. Project included the B-23 Canal and right-of-ways. Port Orange Causeway Park Shoreline Stabilization, Port Orange, FL — Project Engineer - Responsible for design of re-armoring 225 linear feet of cap stone and 215 feet of rock revetment for Causeway Park, ensuring new structures will not impede existing stormwater and surface drainage. Project included bidding, construction administration, inspection and project closeout. Provide QA/QC for project design, coordination with FDOT for right-of-away use. Russell Property ADA Compliant Canoe & Kayak Launching Facility, Port Orange, FL — Project Engineering/ Engineer of Record. Ensured all design work conformed to FDEP rules for construction of piers over and in Outstanding Florida Waters . Provided all documentation to acquire lease agreement with City (client) and FDOT to use its right-of-way. Taylor Creek Restoration Dredging, Phase 2, St. Lucie County, FL — Project Engineer. Evaluated seven potential upland disposal areas. Designed a new 20 acre disposal area to contain 90,000+ cubic yards of dredge spoil. Engineer of record for site survey coordination, monitoring well installation and compliance, geotechnical drilling, soils analyses and final berm cross-section and design, including stormwater management of the site. Taylor Creek Restoration Shoreline Dredging, Phase 3, St. Lucie County, FL — Engineer of Record. Reviewed design of the rock revetment structure along 2, 000+ linear foot of shoreline along the C-25 Canal (Taylor Creek). Aesop's Park-Dog Park and Park Improvements, Tavares, FL — Project Engineer. Responsible for engineering, permitting, and all bid drawings and specifications for the design of dog park, pavilion, waterline and resource impact minimization of associated facilities. Reviewed quotes for contractors to make recommendations to City. PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Summerall Park Boat Ramp and Park Improvements, Tavares, FL — Sr. Project Engineer. Responsible for design of ADA boat ramp system, which included 30 long aluminum access ramp and a 20' long floating dock. Additional park improvements consisted of ADA restroom building, pavilion and parking facilities. Coordinated all stormwater, parking, dredging, boundary surveys, property verification, material disposal, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance for access to accessory docks. Woodlea Sports Complex, Tavares, FL — Project Engineer. Responsible for design of 40-acre sports park, which includes 10 playing fields for baseball, softball and soccer in accordance with the City's master plan. Design includes grading, stormwater, parking, traffic flow, amenities, buildings, wetland conservation and ADA compliance. Wooten Park Boat Ramp Dredging, Tavares, FL — Design Engineer. Evaluated the potential redesign of the Wooten Park Boat Ramp. Also assessed possible upland structure in relation to drainage for conceptual plan. Conveyance Capacity Evaluation Project, South Florida Management District (SFWMD), FL — Design Engineer. Assisted in collecting design and construction information for the reporting and analysis of 96 miles of canals in SFWMD area. Cascade Condominiums, South Daytona Beach Shores, FL — Project Engineer. Redesigned site for building renovation. Southport Business Center, Charlotte County, FL — Design Engineer. Responsible for design of the • Southport Business Center. Osceola Crossings, Kissimmee, FL — Design Engineer. Responsible for site development of a 27.5 acre parcel for a large retail/warehouse building and four (4) separate outparcels with attendant paved parking areas. Project included two intersection expansions along Osceola Parkway. Project included • grading and drainage plans, stormwater management permit, water and sewer, and erosion control plans Flagler County Humane Society Building Expansion, Flagler County, FL — Design Engineer. Developed site plans for expansion of building. Project included necessary permits for drainage plans, driveway connection to US Highway 1 in Flagler County, and new sewage lift station. Bus Maintenance Facility, Delray Beach, FL — Design Engineer. Developed paving, drainage, water and sewer plans form a Palm Beach County Bus Maintenance and Administration Facility. The site consisted of 7.5 acres, which also included a design of a wastewater lift station. Project included applying and obtaining permit approval for water and sewer facilities from its appropriate regulatory agencies. This project also included detention pond and exfiltration trench design. Drainage Improvements, City Of Atlantis, FL — Design Engineer. Responsible for the development of drainage plans for drainage improvements for the City of Atlantis, FL. The project involved coordination with the necessary permitting agencies, development of contract specifications, assisting with bidding and construction services. PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Lowe's, Lady Lake, FL — Design Engineer. Design wastewater collection system for the Town of Lady Lake, FL. Tasks included conceptual design report and necessary design plans for implementation of the system along North Highway 27/441 from Rolling Acres Road to an existing manhole on CR 25, approximately 4,000 L. F. HIGHWAY PROJECTS: Blue Heron Boulevard — Palm Beach County, Florida — Project Engineer. Responsible for the roadway and drainage plans for widening and reconstruction of a 4-lane divided highway. The highway was widened from 4 lanes to 6 lanes divided. The Project involved median reconstruction for left turning lanes, extensive utility plan coordination with the reconstruction of two bridges over SFWMD C-17 Canal, applying and obtaining permit approval from the state of Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services and the City of Riviera Beach. Other utilities involved included 8° gas main, 6" gas main, underground telephone bank, ducts, underground cable and 10" force main. Congress Avenue over CSX Railroad — Palm Beach County, Florida — Project Engineer. Developed plans for constructing 0.6miles of 6-lane divided urban highway between 45th Street and Beeline Highway. This project also included twin bridges crossing over the CSXT Railroad. The project involved utility coordination with the City of Riviera Beach and Port of Palm Beach, who had major sewer and oil lines respectively in the area which needed to be protected. Project included drainage detention ponds along with complete drainage plans. ® Donald Ross Road over Intracoastal — Palm Beach County, Florida — Project Engineer. Responsible for designing and developing roadway construction and drainage plans, coordinating bridge and bascule plans, coordinating utilities for permit approval, coordination with environmental agencies for permit approval, and developing stormwater pollution prevention plans for the complete reconstruction of a two-lane roadway and bridge facility with a 6-lane divided project over the Atlantic Intercoastal Waterway in Palm Beach County, FL. This project also involved SWPP plans. The drainage plan included the design of exfiltration trenches. State Route 826 at 24th Street— Dade County, Florida — Project Engineer. Responsible for developing roadway construction and drainage plans for widening 1.5 miles of divided roadway from 4 to 6 lanes. Project involved major utility coordination with various agencies for construction of new drainage facilities. Utilities included 8" water, 8° sewer, underground telephone bank ducts and 6" gas mains. Gun Club Road — Palm Beach County, Florida — Project Engineer. Designed the reconstruction of 2.3 miles of a two-lane uncurbed road into a five-lane urban road. Plans had to be coordinated with Palm Beach County Water Utilities Department who had proposed plans for a new 12" water main and appurtenances along the way. Wedging g Karim Consultants ® ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS JOSHUA J. REVORD, M.Sc., E.I. COASTAL ENGINEER Joshua Revord has a Master's Degree in Coastal Engineering and vast experience in water related structures such as ramps, seawalls, docks, piers, boardwalks, and marinas. He is also experienced in designing shoreline protection and bank stabilization structures, such as rock revetments and bulkheads. Mr. Revord has evaluated many types of stabilization products and keeps abreast of the latest products, including turf reinforcement products for erosion protection along canals. He has studied waterway processes, including hurricane surge evaluations and piling assessments, and is experienced in sediment evaluations as well as both mechanical and hydraulic dredging methods and their applications and limitations. EDUCATION • Masters of Science in Coastal and Oceanographic Engineering, University of Florida, • Bachelors of Science in Ocean Engineering, Florida Institute of Technology • Research: Hull Spacing of Catamaran Systems (Displacement hull Catamaran) PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS • PADI Dive Certified, EIT exam, 2010 • Professional Engineer Intern Certification, 2010 PROJECT EXPERIENCE • Environmental Resource Permitting • Site assessment • Creation and implementation of Environmental Compliance Plans • Turbidity monitoring • Mechanical and Hydraulic Dredging Options • Site disposal planning • Site discharge water quality planning and compliance • Design of shoreline protection structures • Marina and floating dock design • Ramp design • Sediment and water sampling and testing • Project management • Bid preparation • Construction inspections and monitoring ® • Permit compliance monitoring and reporting • Data collection, entry, tabulation, analyses, report prep and orally presenting results • PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Daytona Beach Main Street Pier Restaurant Loading Evaluation, Daytona Beach, FL — Project Engineer. Responsible for substructure evaluation, logging of components, hardware and piling conditions. Report preparation and photo documentation. Sun Splash Park Seawall Extension & Stormwater Design, Daytona Beach, FL— Review Engineer. Coordination with staff to construct modifications to an existing seawall and stormwater maintenance system. Riverside Park Pier & Bulkhead Replacement Design, New Smyrna Beach, FL— Coastal Engineer. Assisted with design of approximately 1000 linear feet of bulkhead repair including deadmen replacement, epoxy injection of concrete sheet-pilings and cap replacement. Reviewed plans for constructability and provided complete cost estimation. Palatka Riverfront Park Improvements, Palatka, FL — Coastal Engineer. Assisted with design of a large floating dock addition capable of accommodating over 30 vessels and expansion of a boat ramp and accessory dock system. Reviewed plans for constructability and provided complete cost estimation. B-23 Canal Dredging and Seawall Repair, Port Orange, FL — Coastal Engineer. Reviewed plans for constructability, designed seawall repair components and provided in-field inspection of existing structures. Evaluated impacts to shoreline trees and compliance with City codes. ® Russell Property ADA Compliant Canoe & Kayak Launching Facility, Port Orange, FL — Project Engineer. Ensured all design work conformed to FDEP rules for construction of piers over and in Outstanding Florida Waters. Responsible for ensuing proper piling embedment and utility of launch to be as practical as possible for kayaks. Waterway and Canal Maintenance Dredging, Port St. Lucie, FL — Construction Inspector. Reviewed plans for constructability, coordinated with local residents to ensure public support, and inspected dredge material offload sites for feasibility. Taylor Creek Restoration Dredging, Phase 2, St. Lucie County, FL — Coastal Engineer. On-Site review of plans for constructability, feasibility and cost effectiveness. Coordinated all monitoring well locations at site with FDEP and generated a monitoring plan. DeWitt*. ruW CWaWaaata DMC = �" ENGWEER5 • 8CIEN1g18 NILES CYZYCKI ECOLOGIST Mr. Cyzycki is an ecologist specializing in Florida ecosystems. Niles has worked extensively in both the public and private side of environmental permitting, giving him, and DMC, the knowledge and experience to work within governmental framework and perform any ecological permitting. As a knowledgeable construction inspector he has the in field experience that will result in a successful project for both client and contractor. A third generation Floridian, Niles understands the delicate balance of responsible development and environmental protection. He has experience in conducting both water and upland environmental and species assessments. EDUCATION • Bachelor of Science, Environmental Studies, Certificate in Urban and Regional Planning, Florida State University, 2004 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS • FWC Authorized Gopher Tortoise Agent#GTA-10-00002 • SUPERAct Well Surveillance and GPS Certified • DEP Qualified Stormwater Management Inspector#12876 ® • DEP Wetland Delineation Training and Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method (UMAM) • Certified as a Florida Master Naturalist through University of Florida's IFAS extension • Member of Florida Association of Benthologists • FEMA Coursework: IS-00700, IS-00100, and IS-00200 • DEP SOP Groundwater, Surface Water and Wastewater Sampling Training PROJECT EXPERIENCE • Environmental Resource Permitting • Mitigation Design and Planning (UMAM) • Site Assessment • Environmental Assessment • Gopher Tortoise and Protected Species Management • Creation and implementation of Environmental Compliance Plans • Turbidity Monitoring • Disposal Site identification • Sediment and Water Sampling and Testing • Project Management • Wetland Delineation • Bid Preparation • Construction Inspections Permit Compliance Monitoring and Reporting ® PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Reed Canal Access Channel, Halifax River (ICW), City of South Daytona, FL — Project to create navigation access channel. Assisted with environmental resource permitting, conducted physicochemical sampling of water, sediment,, and benthic community. Assisted in dredging methodology and potential disposal/offload site development. Prepared grant applications, cost estimates, and project presentations. Lake Rowell Sediment Core Sampling, Florida Wildlife Conservation Commission, Lake Rowell, FL — Ecologist. Complete chemical and physical sampling to a depth of fifteen feet below sediment surface throughout a 350 acre lake in compliance with FDEP Sediment Sampling Standard Operating Procedures. Sunplash Park Seawall Extension, Volusia County, FL — Project Manager/Ecologist. Coordination with County staff to construct a public friendly addition to an existing seawall and stormwater maintenance system. Reviewed project drawings for compliance with all environmental codes. Successfully completed permitting through DEP's Coastal Construction Control Line Division. Square Lake/East Slough Restoration Project, Palm Beach County — Onsite Inspector. Created and implemented environmental compliance plan, turbidity monitoring, notification and daily reporting to regulatory agencies. Panama City Dredging and Seawall Projects, Panama City FL — Project Ecologist - This project involved field data collection and dredge plan design in relation to submerged and shoreline vegetation. Assisted with plant identification in water and uplands as well as permitting. Assisted with Bid document ® preparation and review. Reviewed project drawings and assisted with permit responses pertaining to ecological issues. B-23 Canal Dredging and Seawall Repair, City of Port Orange, FL — Project Manager. Successful Environmental Resource Permitting through DEP and ACOE. Prepared detailed cost estimates for different methods of dredging and seawall replacement. Conducted presentations and directed meetings with City Staff, City Commissioners, and Concerned Citizens to inform and provide options. Coordinated cooperation between City, Florida Inland Navigation District, and Army Corps to provide the most cost effective dredging solution. Causeway Park & Public Shoreline Stabilization, City of Port Orange, FL— Ecologist/Project Manager. Provided environmental resource permitting review, site assessment, bid document preparation, coordination with regulatory agencies and funding agencies such as DCA. Oversaw and inspected all construction and acted as liaison between contractor and City. Conducted interviews and fulfilled requirements of Davis-Bacon Act. City of Port Orange Parks & Public Shoreline Protection, City of Port Orange, FL — Project Manager/ Ecologist - Shoreline stabilization and armoring of city parks. Evaluated 23 sites for potential ecological impacts. Completed environmental resource permitting through FDEP, SJRWMD, AND ACOE. Assisted with construction inspection and reporting. Involved in Bid preparation, Pre-bid meeting, Grant compliance, and Contractor Coordination. This project included the B-23 Canal. Waterways & Canals Dredging, City of Port St. Lucie, FL — Project Manager/Ecologist. Assessment of 11 residential canals connected to the St. Lucie River North Fork (an aquatic preserve) for dredging feasibility. Completed all sediment sampling, shoreline and submerged aquatic vegetation surveys, dock and seawall condition surveys, and successful Environmental Resource Permitting through DEP and ACOE. Coordinated hydrographic and upland surveys. Complete Dock and Seawall condition survey. Assisted in dredging methodology and potential disposal/offload site development. ® PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Canal Conveyance Capacity Program Phase 1, South Florida Water Management District — Field reconnaissance of 45 miles of canals for conveyance capacity. Report writing on feasibility and cost estimate to dredge and repair areas of concern discovered during field reconnaissance. Assess all canal wetland and vegetation impacts. Canal Conveyance Capacity Program Phase 2, South Florida Water Management District - Assessment of approximately 5 miles of existing G-16 drainage canal for the SFWMD Canal Conveyance Capacity Program in Broward County. Reviewed as-built plans and surveyed the entire canal right-of-way including: documentation of existing conditions, focusing on areas of potential canal bank erosion and failure, outfall pipe and structure replacement needs and sediment accumulation mapping within the canal. Completed water quality and sediment testing for both physical and chemical parameters. The chemical parameters included metals, nutrients, pesticides, herbicides, PAHs, Oil and Grease, specific conductance and pH. Also provided a Final report documenting all the conditions, findings and recommendations for repair and associated costs. Dredge Material Disposal Site Assessments, St. Lucie County, FL — Ecologist. Assessed seven upland sites as potential temporary and permanent sediment disposal areas. Sites were evaluated for environmental resources, threatened and endangered species (including scrub jays and gopher tortoises), engineering practicality, and proximity to dredge project. Coordinated with the county's environmental, public works, and airport staff as well as with state and federal regulatory agencies. Taylor Creek Emergency Shoreline Stabilization, St. Lucie County, FL — Project Manager, Ecologist, Onsite Inspector. Completed Permitting through DEP, ACOE, and SFWMD. Coordinated all necessary survey and geotechnical work. Inspected construction and ensured project completion within NRCS grant timeline. Assisted with as-built review, materials confirmation, and contract closeout. Taylor Creek Restoration Dredging and Shoreline Stabilization, Phase 2 & 3, St. Lucie County, FL — Dredging and Shoreline Stabilization of SFWMD diversion canal. Assisted with all biological and ecological assessments, including threatened and endangered species, particularly seagrasses, mangroves, gopher tortoise survey and relocation, scrub jay survey and endangered plant survey. Assessed 7 separate parcels for spoil site location. Coordinated with FDEP, ACOE, SFWMD, and FWC to obtain permits. Prepared and conducted pre-bid and pre-construction meetings and construction inspections. Anclote River Maintenance Dredging, City of Tarpon Springs, FL—Onsite Inspector. Prepared and implemented environmental compliance plan, turbidity monitoring and daily inspection. Created weekly reports for compliance with regulatory agencies and County. Coordinated work with City staff and Client (Contractor) Summerall Park Boat Ramp and Park Improvements, City of Tavares, FL — Ecologist- Completed resource survey, sediment sampling and analyses, mitigation plan, and environmental permitting. Wooton Park Boat Ramp Extension Dredging, City of Tavares, FL — Project Ecologist. Completed successful time sensitive Environmental Resource Permitting. Assisted in assessing the shoreline vegetation along with sampling and evaluation of resources within the channel template to be dredged along boat ramp. ® PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Ponce Inlet Side Channel Maintenance Dredging, Ponce Inlet Port Authority, Town of Ponce Inlet, FL — Project Manager, Ecologist. Complete permitting of channel dredging and on-beach spoil disposal through DEP's Coastal Construction Control Line Division. Coordination of Topo and Hydro Survey, Geotechnical Investigation, Resource Surveys, and Commercial Operations dependent on adequate navigation. a••aba I Marro.CanIamb ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS JOSEPH M. FAELLA Aquatic Biologist Mr. Faella has over 11 years of professional experience in aquatic biology, entomology and other environmental projects and studies. He has done extensive work in surface water quality, aquatic plant and benthic macroinvertebrate monitoring as well as in midge and mosquito management. Mr. FaeIla has performed various ecological assessments of local aquatic, wetland and upland systems. He is certified by FWC to survey, permit, trap, excavate and relocate gopher tortoises as an Authorized Gopher Tortoise Agent. He also conducts permit compliance and construction inspections while managing dredging and shoreline projects. Project management responsibilities have included planning, client and contractor coordination, grant administration, bidding assistance, environmental permitting, and final certification and closeout. He has also conducted numerous conference presentations and professional workshops for lake management and mosquito control professionals. EDUCATION • B.S. in Biology/Limnology emphasis, University of Central Florida, 2004 • Associates of Arts, Daytona Beach Community College, FL, 2001 PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS AND AFFILIATIONS ® • Florida Association of Environmental Professionals • FWC-Authorized Gopher Tortoise Agent • FDACS Public Health Licensure • Florida Association of Benthologists — 2009 conference speaker • Florida Aquatic Plant Management Society • FDEP-Audited to Conduct Lake Vegetation Index (LVI) • Certified Florida Master Naturalist in Coastal Systems (UF-IFAS) • FDEP SOP Training in Groundwater, Surface Water and Wastewater • FDEP Training in Stream Conditioning Index (SCI), Wetland Delineation (certificate) and Uniform Mitigation Assessment Method (UMAM) • Florida Lake Management Society—2004, 2006 and 2009 conference speaker • North Florida Public Health Workshop, Jacksonville UF Extension - 2006 instructor • Volusia County Schools: Mosquito Control - 2004-2006 Vehicle Day presenter • Florida Mosquito Control Association - 2005 DODD Short-Course instructor • Florida Entomological Society - 2002 annual conference speaker PROJECT EXPERIENCE • Environmental and engineering project management • Surface water and sediment monitoring (per SOP's) in local lakes, rivers, streams, etc. • Aquatic shoreline and submerged (SAV) vegetation assessments • Permit compliance monitoring and construction inspection • Macroinvertebrate sampling, sorting, taxonomic grouping and slide prep per SOP's • ® • Wetland and upland ecological surveys, including threatened and endangered species • Common entomological surveillance, control, IPM, and research methods • Midge and mosquito larval collection, adult trapping, counting, sorting and basic ID • Application of larvicides and adulticides according to state and federal regulations PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) • Data collection, entry, tabulation, analyses, report prep and orally presenting results • Create technical literature for the lay reader (handouts, pamphlets, etc.) • Grants acquisition and management specialist Canal Conveyance Capacity Assessments, SFWMD, Lake Okeechobee (L-14, C-23 and C-23A Canals), FL — Aquatic Biologist. Assessed approximately 45 miles of canal shorelines, berms and structures for physical conditions related to canal conveyance capacity. Extensive field notes with GPS coordinates with accompanying photos were taken to describe the entire length of canals and utilized in summary reports. Sediment Core Sampling, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), Lake Rowell, Bradford County, FL — Project manager/Limnologist. Collected up to 13 feet of sediment throughout this 350-acre lake for chemical and physical evaluation. Coordinated all communications with FWC, laboratory, surveying, and client staff concerning equipment, methodology and QA/QC protocol. Panama City Dredging and Seawall Projects, Panama City, FL — Project Manager. This project involved multiple dredging and seawall construction sites in environmentally sensitive areas with existing native submerged and shoreline vegetation. Coordinated with contractor and City staff during site inspections and project meetings. Also managed the final inspection, certification and closeout of the project. B-23 Canal Dredging and Seawall Repair, Port Orange, FL—Aquatic Biologist. Assisted in the assessment of the project site by conducting field evaluations of canal and shoreline structures. Recorded canal dimensions and property data to provide ground truth support to engineering staff. City of Port Orange Causeway Park & Public Shoreline Stabilization, Port Orange, FL — Aquatic Biologist. Project was to protect shoreline areas with rock revetments and concrete walls. Evaluated 23 sites for potential ecological impacts. Performed construction inspections to ensure environmental permit, engineering design and safety compliance. Coordinated with contractors and client by scheduling project meetings, providing updates and verifying material and invoice quantities. Project included the B-23 Canal. Waterway and Canal Dredging, Port St Lucie, FL — Aquatic Biologist/Grants Manager. Evaluated ten city canals for natural resources, threatened and endangered species, and dock and wall structures. Also generated environmental summary reports, wrote grant proposal applications, managed project schedules, and coordinated with city staff. Assisted with generating Environmental Resource Permit and Sovereign Submerged Lands classification with FDEP. Reed Canal Access Channel, Halifax River (ICW), South Daytona, FL — Project Manager/Biologist. Coordinated and conducted physicochemical & sediment sampling, and benthic macroinvertebrate evaluation of sediment in proposed dredge template to secure environmental permitting. Resulting data was quantified and qualified in response to SJRWMD permitting/RAI requests. Coordinated with local, state and federal regulatory agencies to identify restoration projects within the basin for mitigation. Developed potential mitigation options for impacts and final acceptance by District. ® Canal Conveyance Capacity Program Phase 1, South Florida Water Management District— Field reconnaissance of 45 miles of canals for conveyance capacity. Report writing on feasibility and cost estimate to dredge and repair areas of concern discovered during field reconnaissance. Assess all canal wetland and vegetation impacts. PROJECT EXPERIENCE (COMM) Canal Conveyance Capacity Program Phase 2, South Florida Water Management District - Assessment of approximately 5 miles of existing G-16 drainage canal for the SFWMD Canal Conveyance Capacity Program in Broward County. Reviewed as-built plans and surveyed the entire canal right-of-way including: documentation of existing conditions, focusing on areas of potential canal bank erosion and failure, outfall pipe and structure replacement needs and sediment accumulation mapping within the canal. Completed water quality and sediment testing for both physical and chemical parameters. The chemical parameters included metals, nutrients, pesticides, herbicides, PAHs, Oil and Grease, specific conductance and pH. Also provided a Final report documenting all the conditions, findings and recommendations for repair and associated costs. Dredge Material Disposal Site Assessments, St. Lucie County, FL — Biologist. Assessed seven upland sites as potential temporary and permanent sediment disposal areas. Sites were evaluated for environmental resources, threatened and endangered species (including scrub jays and gopher tortoises), engineering practicality, and proximity to dredge project. Coordinated with the county's environmental, public works, and airport staff as well as with state and federal regulatory agencies. Taylor Creek Emergency Shoreline Stabilization, St. Lucie County, FL — Onsite Inspector. Performed construction inspections to ensure environmental permit, engineering design and safety compliance during construction of seawall and rock revetment. Coordinated with contractor to verify proper material and testing requirements were met. Taylor Creek Restoration Dredging, Phase 2, S. Lucie County, FL — Biologist - Evaluated seven ® upland sites as potential temporary and permanent sediment disposal areas. Sites were evaluated for floral & fauna resources, wetlands, threatened and endangered species (including scrub jays and gopher tortoises), to assist with permitting and practicality of sites. Coordinated with the county's environmental, public works, and airport staff as well as with state and federal regulatory agencies. Assessed for shoreline vegetation, including mangroves, and with DOS of historical value of site. Taylor Creek Restoration Shoreline Stabilization, Phase 3, St. Lucie County, FL — Ecologist - Restoration and stabilization of 12 severely eroded areas totaling 2,805 linear feet of shoreline. Assisted with inspection of rock revetments during construction. Confirmed proper slope, structure, stabilization and environmental compliance measures. Anclote River Maintenance Dredging, Tarpon Springs, FL — Onsite Inspector. Environmental compliance monitoring during channel maintenance dredging. Measured turbidity levels and inspected for proper environmental protection measures (turbidity barriers, manatee protection, etc.) for duration of the project. Data was sent to FL DEP in weekly summary reports. Tarpon Springs Turbidity Monitoring, Tarpon Springs, FL — Onsite Inspector. Environmental compliance monitoring during channel maintenance dredging. Measured turbidity levels and inspected for proper environmental protection measures (turbidity barriers, manatee protection, etc.) for duration of the project. Data was sent to FL DEP in weekly summary reports. Aesop's Park-Dog Park and Park Improvements, Tavares, FL — Biologist. Provided background information and revisions for the park conceptual plan, which includes a dog park, children's playground, ADA restroom, community garden, stormwater pond restoration, butterfly garden and exercise trail. Conducted ecological assessments and coordinated with the project engineer and ® professional surveying staff on the design of a dog park and associated facilities. Also, coordinated with the City to manage the bidding process. PROJECT EXPERIENCE (CONT'D) Summerall Park Boat Ramp and Park Improvements, Tavares, FL — Project Manager, Aquatic Biologist and Onsite Inspector. Responsible for managing the construction of an ADA dock and boat ramp system, restroom facility and pavilion. Coordinated with FWC and FDEP regulatory staff to implement shoreline mitigation plantings, exotic vegetation removal and annual monitoring. Woodlea Sports Complex, Tavares, FL — Biologist. Coordinated with the project engineer and City staff on the design of a 40-acre sports park in accordance with the City's master plan. Also responsible for ecological assessments and environmental permitting. Wooton Park Boat Ramp Dredging, Tavares, FL — Aquatic biologist. The existing boat ramp was redesigned for extension and proposed dredge template needed to be assessed. Assisted with constructed inspection on this project. Performed preliminary assessments of shoreline vegetation and benthic resources within the proposed dredge template before construction. Also collected sediment for physiochemical analyses. Conducted environmental compliance inspections during the boat ramp construction.' PRIOR To DMC: Upper Ocklawaha River Basin Water Quality Monitoring, Leesburg, FL — Field Sampling Specialist (Water and Air Research, Inc.). Ongoing surface water quality monitoring throughout basin lakes, creeks, channels, ditches, and other aquatic systems managed by the district. Performed various in- situ physicochemical measurements and also collected, preserved, and filtered water samples for ® laboratory analyses. Weekly data was entered into Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) and sent to SJRWMD. Leon County Stream Conditioning Index (SCI) Assessments, Leon County, FL — Biology Technician (Water and Air Research, Inc.). Annual assessments of County stream systems using FDEP approved SCI methods. Performed stream habitat evaluations and surface water quality measurements. Also collected benthic macroinvertebrates in the field and processed (sieved, sorted, and counted) samples in the laboratory. Evaluation of Effects of Solar-Powered (Solar Bee) Reservoir Circulator on Larval Chironomidae and Water Quality in Lake Monroe, Sanford, FL — Environmental Specialist (Volusia County Mosquito Control). A short-term study was conducted by Volusia County Mosquito Control and the University of Florida to test the effects of the aerator on larval chironomid midges and water quality. Duties included preliminary planning, coordination of sampling dates, collection of benthic and water quality samples, laboratory benthic sample analysis, data management and reporting of results. Adult Chironomid Response to Light Shielding Alterations at a Central Florida Lakeside City, Sanford, FL — Environmental Technician (Volusia County Mosquito Control). A study was conducted to determine whether directional light shield manipulations could reduce the numbers of adult chironomid midges attracted to Sanford's Lake Monroe shoreline. Duties as lead investigator included study design and planning, fabrication of traps, and training of personnel, as well as data collection, analysis, and reporting of results. Larval and Adult Mosquito Population Management, Volusia County, FL — Mosquito Control ® Inspector (Volusia County Mosquito Control). Utilized Integrated Pest Management (IPM) methodology to respond to public health requests. Performed adult insect trapping, larval sampling, chicken bleeding, landing rate counts, taxonomic identification and laboratory disease testing to monitor vector mosquito- borne diseases and nuisance insect populations. Also, applied biological and chemical control agents according to FDACS and US EPA regulations. SUB-CONSULTANT ARC SURVEYING & MAPPING, INC. ✓ Resumes ArocArc Surveying & Mapping, Inc. Jacksonville, FL Professional Hydrographers • Surveyors • Mappers ® BACKGROUND/ RESPONSIBILITIES RICHARD J. Mr. Sawyer is a Professional Surveyor and Mapper, as well as a ACSM Certified Hydrographer, with over 24 years of experience in large-scale design, marine SAWYER, P.S.M., engineering. and dredging surveys. . Mr. Sawyer offers to our client's dozens of years of experience and knowledge pertaining to the standards, technologies, and data C.H. presentation for charting of inland and coastal water bodies and their littoral land areas. His current resonsibilities include all facets of project management, field to PROJECT MANAGER finish, for surveying and mapping on large scale engineering design, geodetic, CERTIFIED coastal, marine, dredging and hydrographic mapping projects. HYDROGRAPHER PROJECT EXPERIENCE-2011 -2012 PROJECTS PLS • Cape Canaveral Port Authority, Cape Canaveral, Florida: Pre/Post dredging surveys. Topographic & Bathymetric expansion surveys EDUCATION • Panama Canal Authority, Coco Solo, Panama: Atlantic Jetty and canal Civil Engineering Technology; survey. Panama Canal widening and deepening Associates of Science(A.S.) • Manzanillo International Terminal, Colon, Panama: Multibeam swath Florida Community College: bathymetric and BlueView under dock sonar scan surveys for port 1989 expansion Shallow Water Mulitbeam Training, • New York Harbor, New York, NY: Sidescan and multibeam swath U.S and Canadian Hydrographic bathymetry of MV Victoria wreck site Commission. University of New • Indiana Harbor Remediation Dredging, East Chicago, Indiana: Pre- Brunswick.1996 dredge multibeam swath bathymetry, sub-bottom profiling and laser ® scanning of canal structures LICENSE AND/OR • US Virgin Islands Port Authority, St. Thomas & St. Croix, USVI: REGISTRATION Post-dredge and existing condition surveys of harbors for NOAA charting Florida Professional Surveyor& • Florida Department of Transportation: Scour surveys of 100 bridges Mapper (PSM)No. LS000613I along the Florida Intracoastal Waterway • Jacksonville Port Authority, Jacksonville, FL: Continuing services Amercian Congress of Surveying contract. Port expansion and maintenance dredging & Mapping,(ACSM CH)Certifed Hydrographer No. 194 AFFILIATIONS EXPERIENCE WITH ARC American Congress of Surveying and Mapping SURVEYING & MAPPING: U.S. Hydrographic Society 1 Years Florida Professional Surveying and Mapping Society TOTAL YEARS OF PROFESSIONAL TRAINING EXPERIENCE 24 Years • Shallow Water Mulitbeam Training, U.S and Canadian Hydrographic Commission. University of New Brunswick,1996 PERCENTAGE OF • Trimble Geomatics GPS Processing Training, Measuretronics, 2001 and 2004 AVAILABILITY • Side Scan Sonar Processing and Mosaicing, Oceananic Imagining Consultants, 2002 50% • Microstatoin InRoads and Descartes Mapping Training, CADD Development, 1996. 1999,2003 • Hydrographic Data Acquisition and Processing, Coastal Oceanographics, Yearly ® from 1991-2006 Arc Surveying & Mapping, Inc.. Jacksonville, FL Professional Hydrographers • Surveyors • Mappers BACKGROUND/ RESPONSIBILITIES Mr. Sawyer has twenty (20) years of surveying, mapping and computing FRANK J. experience. He has performed numerous hydrographic surveys for many ACOE Districts and is proficient with all types of positioning equipment, SAWYER including Range/Range, Range/Azimuth and differential global positioning (DGPS) and Real Time Kinematic (RTK). He is experienced in the use of PRESIDENT multibeam swath and single and dual frequency depth sounders, Ground HYDROGRAPHIC Penetrating Radar (GPR), side-scan sonar and magnetometers. Mr. Sawyer PARTY CHIEF specializes in hydrographic surveys for dredging projects and is capable of collecting, processing, computing and mapping jobsites. EDUCATION PROJECT EXPERIENCE 2011 -2012 PROJECTS Orange Park High School • Cape Canaveral Port Authority, Cape Canaveral, Florida: Pre/Post dredging surveys. Topogrpahic & Bathymetric expansion surveys • Panama Canal Authority, Coco Solo, Panama: Atlantic Jetty and canal survey. Panama Canal widening and deepening LICENSE AND/OR • Manzanillo International Terminal, Colon, Panama: Multibeam swath REGISTRATION bathymetric and BlueView under dock sonar scan surveys for port expansion • New York Harbor, New York, NY: Sidescan and multibeam swath bathymetry of MV Victoria wreck site • Indiana Harbor Remediation Dredging, East Chicago, Indiana: Pre- dredge multibeam swath bathymetry, sub-bottom profiling and laser EXPERIENCE WITH ARC scanning of canal structures SURVEYING & MAPPING: • US Virgin Islands Port Authority, St. Thomas & St. Croix, USVI: Post-dredge and existing condition surveys of harbors for NOAA charting 20 Years • Florida Department of Transportation: Scour surveys of 100 bridges along the Florida Intracoastal Waterway • Jacksonville Port Authority, Jacksonville, FL: Continuing services TOTAL YEARS OF contract. Port expansion and maintenance dredging EXPERIENCE 20 Years AFFILIATIONS PERCENTAGE OF American Congress of Surveying and Mapping AVAILABILITY 50% PROFESSIONAL TRAINING • Hypack/Hysweep Certification • Trimble Geomatics GPS Processing Training • GSSI GRP/Radan Certification • OSHA 40-hour Hazardous Waste Site Operations & Emergency Response Team 4110 • CPR Certified • United States Coast Guard Boat Operator Certification Arc Surveying& Mapping, Inc.r Professional Hydrographers Surveyors• • Mappers ® BACKGROUND/ RESPONSIBILITIES Patrick B. Sawyer, Hydrographic/Topographer, has eighteen (18) years PATRICK B. experience in topographic & hydrographic surveys. Mr. Sawyer has established precise project Horizontal and Vertical Control utilizing the latest SAWYER RTK GPS Technology for topographic and hydrographic surveys. He has collected and processed single\dual frequency surveys and multibeam data. PROJECT MANAGER He is also knowledgeable acquiring data and operating magnetometers, side TOPOGRAPHIC PARTY scan sonar and a variety of other hydrographic devices. Mr. Sawyer has CHIEF become proficient and certified in the use of AutoCAD, Microstation, Hypack Navigation, Trimble Geometries and other cad platforms throughout his career. EDUCATION PROJECT EXPERIENCE Orange Park High School • Jacksonville Port Authority. Pine Island Topographic Survey,2004 • Jackdsonville Port Authority Boundary Survey, 2004 Florida Community College-2 years • Brunswick Wood Preserving Facility, Brunswick, Georgia,2007 • San Juan Harbor Plans and Specificaton Survey, San Juan, Puerto Rico,2005 • Togoraphic Survey 3000+acre Development Survey- St.Johns County, FL,2006 LICENSE AND/OR • FDEP Pine Island Boundary Survey,2006 REGISTRATION • Boundary/Topographic Survey, Red Shirt Farms.City of Jacksonville.2006-2007 • Topographic Survey,200acres+ Freeport Container, Freeport, Bahamas, 2007 Land Surveyor In Training(LSIT) • Brunswick Superfund Site, 180+acres,topographic, boundary. baseline condition, ® 2005-present • Topographic survey 120+acres and tree survey, Anheuser Busch Facility,2008 • Topographic survey, boundary, easement, construction stake out, 80+ acres, UCC EXPERIENCE WITH ARC Munitions Site, Woodbine.GA,CH2MHi112008-present(ongoing) SURVEYING & MAPPING: • Topographic, boundary, easement, construction stake out. Whitehouse Waste Oil Pits, Whitehouse, FL,2005-present(ongoing) • Guana River Dock Surveys, Ponte Vedra, Florida,2004 18 Years • Area I B LIDAR Truthing Survey, Palm Beach County, USACE. Jacksonville, 2009 TOTAL YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AFFILIATIONS 18 Years American Congress of Surveying and Mapping Society of American Military Engineers PERCENTAGE OF AVAILABILITY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING 50% • Hypack/Hysweep Certification • Trimble Geomatics GPS Processing Training • OSHA 40-hour Hazardous Waste Site Operations & Emergency Response Team • CPR Certified • United States Coast Guard Vessel Operation Certification Aro Surveying & Mapping, Inc Jacksonville, FL Professional Hydrographers • Surveyors • Mappers ® BACKGROUND/ RESPONSIBILITIES DUANE E. Mr. Trabits is a Certified Mapping Scientist GIS/LIS with over twenty (20) years of experience in ACOE projects. He is responsible for mapping all survey data TRABITS including overlays of previous surveys and quantity calculations. He also has experience in Autocadd. Microstation V.8, Inroads, Terramodel and GeoPak experience. Mr. Trabits offers to our client's twenty (20) years of experience with CERTIFIED MAPPING Mapping. His current responsibilities include CADD input, management for the SCIENTIST GIS/LIS Jacksonville Corps of Engineers Suvey Sectiion's contracts with Arc Surveying & Mapping, Inc. He also manages, digitally inputs, maps and maintains CADD mapping with database applications for various other clients. • EDUCATION PROJECT EXPERIENCE B.S. Geography,Ohio State University, 1989 • Cape Canaveral Port Authority, Cape Canaveral, Florida: Pre/Post Minor Natural Resource dredging surveys. Topogrpahic & Bathymetric expansion surveys Management,The Ohio State • Panama Canal Authority, Coco Solo, Panama: Atlantic Jetty and canal University, 1989 survey. Panama Canal widening and deepening • Manzanillo International Terminal, Colon, Panama: Multibeam swath LICENSE AND/OR bathymetric and BlueView under dock sonar scan surveys for port REGISTRATION expansion Certified Mapping Scientist • New York Harbor, New York, NY: Sidescan and multibeam swath GIS/LIS bathymetry of MV Victoria wreck site ® • Indiana Harbor Remediation Dredging, East Chicago, Indiana: Pre- EXPERIENCE • WITH ARC dredge multibeam swath bathymetry, sub-bottom profiling and laser SURVEYING & MAPPING: scanning of canal structures 11 Years • US Virgin Islands Port Authority, St. Thomas & St. Croix, USVI: Post-dredge and existing condition surveys of harbors for NOAA charting TOTAL YEARS OF • Florida Department of Transportation: Scour surveys of 100 bridges EXPERIENCE along the Florida Intracoastal Waterway 20 Years • Jacksonville Port Authority, Jacksonville, FL: Continuing services contract. Port expansion and maintenance dredging PERCENTAGE OF AVAILABILITY AFFILIATIONS 50% Society of American Military Engineers PROFESSIONAL TRAINING • Intergraph Certified Advanced System Administration(Unix),October, 1992 • Intergraph Certified MGE Training, 1995 • Oracle and SQL Training at Sinclair Community College, Dayton,Ohio, 1995 • C and C+Classes at Sinclair Community College, Dayton, Ohio, 1995 • Windows NT System Administration for Workstation and server V.4.0, Executrain,Jacksonville, Florida, April—May 1997 • Bentley Inroads and V.8 Training, 2004 • Introductiion to Trimble Geomatics Office Post Processed GPS Surveying,2005 SUB-CONSULTANT PACE ANALYTICAL SERVICES, INC. ✓ Resumes Pace Analytical Services, Inc. ® 8 East Tower Circle we Analytical Ormond Beach, FL 32174 www.pacelabs.com Phone: 386.672.5668 Fax:386.673.4001 JEFF BAYLOR PROJECT MANAGER I CLIENT SERVICES MANAGER EDUCATION B.S., Biology (Pennsylvania State University, 1996) REGISTRATIONS American Chemical Society RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Mr. Baylor has been a project manager for the laboratory since 2001 specializing in landfills, NPDES, drinking water, solid waste, and other State programs. His many years of service with the laboratory have given him a background that allows him to help clients with their site- specific work plans, applicable methodologies, turnaround time requirements, and project data quality objectives. In the capacity as Project Manager, Mr. Baylor provides his Clients as the one point of contact for all their production and technical needs. He serves as a liaison between the Client and the laboratory operations and currently serves a diverse group of Clients, including many cities, counties, utilities, and consultants. ® Prior to assuming the position of Project Manager, Mr. Baylor was the Supervisor of the laboratory's Biology Laboratory. He oversaw all areas of the department including the Microbiology and Toxicity sections. For the Microbiology section, he was in charge of the following: media preparation; quality control; detection and enumeration of densities of Fecal and total Coliforms, Fecal Streptococcus, Enterococcus, and heterotrophic bacteria. In 2002, he led the effort for ELAB to become EPA certified for testing for Aeromonas bacteria in drinking water under the Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR) program. For the toxicity section, he was responsible for organism breeding, quality control, freshwater and saltwater bioassays using EPA certified methods for both Acute and Chronic tests, and statistical evaluation of toxicity tests performed for client's NPDES permits. Prior to this, Mr. Baylor supervised the Inorganic Department for several years after working as an analyst in the Metals and General Chemistry departments for six years. While in the General Chemistry department, he utilized gravimetric, potentiometric, titrimetric, and colormetric approved methodologies to test samples of varied matrices including drinking water, ground water, surface water, waste water, solids, and sludges. He used a wide variety of instrumentation including manual and automated colorimetric analyzers, Ion Chromatograph, IR Chromatograph, and digestion/distillation apparatus. In the Metals department, he was responsible for all aspects of testing including digestion, analytical, and quality control. He is proficient with the instrumentation used for the quantification of metallic elements such as flame and graphite furnace AA and cold vapor analysis of mercury. During his tenure, Mr. Baylor help set up the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure methods ® now used by the laboratory for testing materials for clients under the RCRA program. He also supervised and conducted the setup and incubation of samples for Simulated Distribution Systems (SDS) and Biodegradable Organic Carbon (BDOC) analysis, which is related to the Information Collection Rule program. Pace Analytical Services, Inc. ® 8 East Tower Circle ace Analytical Ormond Beach, FL 32174 www.pacelabs.com Phone:386.672.5668 Fax:386.673.4001 BOB DEMPSEY GENERAL MANAGER EDUCATION B.S., Chemistry, Minor Biology (University of Pittsburgh, 1998) RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Mr. Dempsey has been a lab manager in the environmental industry since 2003. Mr. Dempsey is responsible for the direction and coordination of the daily activities for 50+ staff scientists, administrative personnel and service technicians at the company's Florida operations. He is responsible for maintaining project management oversight and direction in conjunction with corporate sales directives and goals, and he provides guidance and direction to the laboratory's Quality Assurance staff in conjunction with corporate goals, EPA guidelines, NELAC guidelines, and various other state and federal guidelines. Prior to assuming the position of General Manager with Pace, Mr. Dempsey has over 20 years of environmental analytical laboratory experience includes over eight years at the analytical bench in the organic laboratory. He is knowledgeable and proficient in a number of analytical protocols, including: GC, GC-MS, HPLC instrumentation and organic prep utilizing SW-846 and NCASI methods. He has also served and as a laboratory manager for over 7 years of his tenure in the environmental field, he has been able to assist a wide variety of clients through the laboratory analytical processes and their related regulatory, quality control and financial issues, often identifying alternative approaches that ensure project data quality and turnaround times are met and that expenses are minimized. Pace Analytical Services, Inc. Q ,, 8 East Tower Circle acef Analytical Ormond Beach, FL 32174 www.pacelabs.com Phone:386.672.5668 Fax: 386.673.4001 N. MYRON GUNSALUS, JR QUALITY MANAGER EDUCATION B.A. Pre-Med. (Asbury College, 1983) M.S. Chemistry (University of Kentucky, 1986) RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Mr. Gunsalus has the responsibility to ensure that the Quality Systems in place at Pace Analytical- Florida are fully implemented and followed in order for the laboratory to achieve established standards of quality. This includes maintaining regulatory compliance, data validation, laboratory analytical protocols, quality assurance documentation and conformance to quality criteria. He serves as a liaison between Pace Analytical-Florida and state/federal regulatory agencies on quality control issues. Mr. Gunsalus provides technical support to laboratory operations and clients regarding methodology and project QA/QC requirements and is responsible for performing internal performance audits as well as systems audits on a regular basis. Mr. Gunsalus brings extensive laboratory, regulatory and managerial experience to the Quality ® Manager position with over 13 years' of environmental laboratory and field experience and 9 years' providing management support and consulting to corporations and local businesses. Mr. Gunsalus has a track record of successfully developing and implementing efficient complex systems to achieve the desired results in a variety of situations and with various team dynamics. For two years Mr. Gunsalus served as the Lead Quality Management professional for five laboratories in a national network of environmental testing and sampling laboratories. He managed certifications, deliverables, audits and corrective actions for the EPA contract laboratory program, AFCEE, FDEP and numerous clients and projects. He also participated in state, regional and national conferences and development committees. Mr. Gunsalus has developed and delivered presentations to engineers, laboratory professionals and other scientists as well as business leaders and students. As a laboratory director for 5 years, Mr. Gunsalus was responsible for the direction and coordination of 60+ employees in 5 locations throughout Florida. He provided vision and leadership for project management, customer service, sales and Quality Assurance in a full service laboratory environment including field operations. He has laboratory bench experience in classical wet chemistry methodologies, metals analyses employing flame and graphite furnace AA, ICP/OES, hydride and cold vapor AA instrumentation; gross alpha/gross beta radiological analyses, organic extractions and method development. Matrices for these analyses included drinking water, waste water, soils, sludge, hazardous waste, sea waters and air; with applications to RCRA, TSCA, UST, SDWA, NPDES among others as well as research oriented method development. As a field project manager, Mr. Gunsalus ensured that field sampling and analyses met the needs of regulatory monitoring programs and research scientists and that both, in-house and contracted teams, met all quality, analytical and financial requirements. Wefh.I Mesta,C..n1Nw. DMC - ENGINEERS I SCIENT5TS TAB 4 Approach/Methodology Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC (DMC) offers the following general approach for accomplishing Civil/ Environmental Engineering tasks within the Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services. The key aspects to any project being successfully completed are as follows: IDMC ` { smaissial 1. Understanding of Project and Goals 2. Project Partners, Funding and Schedules \-7 Crs 3. Design and Permitting , �a # , p 4. Project Bidding and Construction Management /t $ • 5. Project Close-out , �d • apt Understanding of Project and Goals: Prior to starting any work our management and technical team will meet with the City staff to discuss the project and its goals. Understanding the project and its goals is key in keeping the project on track and minimizing changes due to the political or economic factors that municipalities often encounter. We realize that project modifications occur, but it is possible to minimize such changes when all parties involved agree to the goals. It is most useful to consider and incorporate public input. In many cases, ® public "wants° is the over-riding consideration and one that can create the most challenges. A charrette or public input forum is a useful design tool that is used to seek public or stakeholder input and establish desired goals. Once the project is understood and goals are clarified, the project can move forward. Project Partners, Funding and Schedules: Along with establishing the project goals, it is essential that all funding requirements are also met to satisfy financial obligations. Most critical is meeting the preset schedule of grant reporting and completion deadlines. DMC is experienced in assisting our clients with grant management, coordinating all work related reports, submitting timely invoicing, and compiling the supportive documents necessary for project close-out. During construction projects, we can ensure that Davis- Bacon Act and other funding requirements are met. Our experience has taught us that this is the most neglected aspect by municipal clients until it reaches a critical stage. We have thus learned to take, an active approach in assisting clients by offering to manage the preexisting grants that have been secured by the client as well as grants we have secured for our projects. Design and Permitting: • Once goals and schedules are established, DMC provides clients with detailed scopes of work to complete design and permitting that incorporates timelines and frequent reporting to maintain the project on track and within budget. We request existing reports, plans, and any relevant information the City may have related to the project to have a full understanding of the site features. We also utilize our Project Progress Report form to communicate project status, both design and budgetary. A sample of the report format is shown at the end of this report. We utilize a similar approach with our sub- consultants so that we can track their work and budget status as well. This is vital to keeping the project moving smoothly. Communication is the key! rkeyrol) May 4, 2012 Page 1 of 3 Approach/Methodology(cont'd) ® Our experience with FDEP, USACOE, Water Management Districts, FFWCC, FDOT and many other agencies enable us to provide reasonable assurance so that we can accomplish the permitting work in reasonable time. As you will notice throughout this submittal, we have extensive permitting experience. We offer realistic permitting time frames for all work. We typically start the technical and bid drawings once we have submitted the permitting and during the Request for Additional Information process. This enables us to save time and keep the project on schedule, as needed. Once the permits are secured and we have completed the 30% and 60% design, we finalize by presenting the City a 90% plan review. A key to all successful design is reviewing the plans for constructability. We ensure that there are not constraints on the project that may prevent construction equipment from working in the areas of interest. We look for above and below-ground utilities, trees, structures and anything else that may affect construction. Our experience in construction management will be of great value to the City on any project. Once the permitting and design are approved, we move into the bidding phase. Project Bidding and Construction Management: DMC can either assist with or completely prepare the City's bid packages, to include the technical specifications, plans, permit requirements and all City contractual obligations for the contractor. DMC will assist with any advertising, scheduling of due dates and pre-bid meetings as well as bid reviews and recommendations. DMC will assist in answering any contractor questions at the pre-bid meeting and provide addendums, as needed. Once the contractor has been selected, we ensure that all schedules, safety plans and permit compliance is received and is understood by the contractor. We require a list of all staff and key personnel, including emergency contacts. We also ensure Sunshine State One Call of Florida is contacted to coordinate all utilities (e.g., FPL, cable, Bell South, etc.). We go over all pay requests and requirements at a pre-construction meeting. DMC staff will provide daily inspections and reporting required by the City, funding agencies and the regulatory agencies for compliance. DMC has vast experience in this area. Our goal as your engineer is to minimize your involvement in day to day field work. We keep you posted on any field related issues where immediate action needs to be taken. All such work is documented so there is always a paper trail! Project Close-out: Projects are generally not complete until a final field inspection is conducted with the contractor to ensure all project work has been done as required. All issues are addressed and damage is repaired. Most importantly, an as-built certification is provided and verified to ensure the work was done to scope and satisfaction of the client. Once all of this is completed and payments, liens and bonding released, it is important to ensure that the funding agency criteria is met for final project close-out. We realize that it takes many steps to complete a project successfully and DMC has the experience to guide our clients along the way. Our goal is to manage your project for you so that the City's Project Manager has to invest minimal time on any project. Go ahead and call any of our clients; you won't be disappointed! The DMC team will employ the above steps in the overall planning, design development and construction estimation to complete your project. In all of this, quality control and assurance (QA/QC) begins when we start our first communication on a project and ends at our final close out. QA/QC is both internal to DMC and external to our sub-consultants. Sub-consultants are required to hold the same standards we do; it is our contractual obligation. We continue to learn and gain new insight on ways a project is viewed and which aspects of a project are important to clients and to the public that we serve. May 4, 2012 \ Page2of3 Approach/Methodology(cont'd) One aspect that makes DMC unique is our Project Progress Report summary that is sent to clients on a weekly, biweekly or monthly basis as desired by the client. This simple yet effective Project Progress Report form keeps our client abreast of the project status, from what work has been completed to what may be expected. This form can also be used to identify challenges encountered during both the project design and the construction phases and can include budget information. It can also be sent to other City management and administrative staff, as well. A copy of the form follows: 4643 S.Clyde Monis Blvd. Dredging s Hain•Canwn•nts Unit 302 Pert Grange,0 6S0S 32129 Phase: DMC 385304505 Faic 390.304-CSOG ENGINEERS • SCIENTISTS Project Progress Report Tw Franc CC: Pages Project Date: ❑Urgent 0 For Review 0 Please Comment 0 Please Reply ® Work accomplished Items to be addressed Budget Status • $0.00 CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE This email transmsson is intended ordy for the use of the indivicual or entity to which it is addressed. and may contain con5derital information besngYg m the sender. If you are not the i,ta ded recipient you are hereby notified that any disdes re.copying.Qstiblion.or the taking of any at ion in reliance on the smears of the inforn-.athn is stic`y proltted. if you have received this vanstission in engin. please tryned xely notify us by telephone to arrange for the retro of these doaimen._ We will be pleased to discuss any aspects of the above project approach and methodology further in a ® presentation, if desired. Thank you for your consideration! May 4, 2012 \ Page3of3 ends*.i wn.s a sino.% • ENGINEERS &Callan TAB S References Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC (DMC) offers the following list of client reference along with their specific reference letters. We encourage you to contact these references about the quality, responsiveness, and commitment by our staff on any of our projects. Agency: St. Lucie County Agency: City of Daytona Beach Contact: Don West, P.E.* Contact: Jim Nelson, Jr., P.E., Public Works Director Project Engineer Address: 2300 Virginia Ave. Address: 950 Bellevue Avenue, Room 600 Ft. Pierce. FL 34982 Daytona Beach, FL 32114 Tel: (772) 462-2178 Email: nelsoni( codb.us Email: westdaistlucieco.orq Tel: (386) 671-8613 Work: Taylor Creek Restoration Dredging Phase Work: Halifax Harbor Marina North & South Basin 1 & 2, Taylor Creek Shoreline Stabilization Dredge Design & Permitting, Halifax Phase 3, Taylor Creek Emergency Harbor Marina In-River Retention Areas Shoreline Stabilization, Taylor Creek Repair Dredge Material Management Area Agency: City of Tavares Agency: City of Port Orange ® Contact: Tamera Rogers* Contact: Shannon Lewis, Project Manager Community Services Director Address: 1000 City Center Circle Address: 201 E. Main St. Port Orange, FL 32129 Tavares. FL 32778 Phone: (386) 506-5501 Tel: (352) 742-6338 E-mail: smcbridelewisaport-orange.orq Email: troaerstavares.orq • Work: B-23 Canal Restoration Dredging and Work: Summerall Park Boat Ramp, Dredging & Seawall Replacement, MSA 434A Erosion Restroom, Tavares Recreation Park Boat Repair and Disposal Site Inspection Ramp, Wooton Park Boat and Sea Plane Marina, Aesop's Park Improvements, Woodlea Sports Complex • Agency: City of Port Orange Agency: City of South Daytona Contact: Susan Lovallo* Contact: Patty Rippey, Parks & Recreation Director Redevelopment Director Address: 1000 City Center Circle Address: 1672 S. Ridgewood Avenue Port Orange, FL 32129 South Daytona, FL 32127 Tel: (386) 506-5852 Tel: (386) 322-3016 Email: slovalloaport-oranqe.orq Email: pripoeva( southdavtona.orq Work: Causeway Park Floating Docks, Parks & Work: Reed Canal Access Channel and Public Shoreline Protection, Russell Veteran's Memorial Park Dredging Design Property ADA Accessible Observation & Permitting Deck, Dock & Kayak Launch ® * Reference letters are provided on subsequent pages for the three references demarked May 4, 2012 " Page 1 of 1 \O COG BOARD OFBOARD Otin PUBLIC WORKS D COMMISSIONERS • Fr ;, O DIRECTOR OR10p' Donald B. West, P.E. To Whom It May Concern: RE: Reference for Dredging and Marine Consultants (DMC) and Mr. Shailesh Patel. St. Lucie County is currently implementing the dredging and restoration of Taylor Creek, at the Port of Fort Pierce. The Project involves the removal of approximately 200.000 cubic yards of muck sediments and bank stabilization to restore Taylor Creek. I have had the pleasure of working with Dredging and Marine Consultants (DMC) and Mr. Shailesh Patel as Project Manager. Mr. Patel and his staff have provided the guidance and expertise to successfully bring our Project to construction. Mr. Patel's positive attitude and responsiveness to the needs of the County and the permitting agencies guaranteed our success. Based upon Mr. Patel's outstanding performance in the past six years, St. Lucie County has recently selected DMC as our Dredging Consultants for our continuing contracts. Should you have any questions, or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me at (772) 462-1485. Don West, P.E. Public Works Director St. Luck County JOHN D.BRUHN D&wicr No. t • DOUG COWARD.Divric:No.2 • PAULA A.LEWIS.Dime:No.3 • FRANIJIE HUICHINSON Dn':icr No . • CUFF BARNES.D:Pr c:No.5 Counry Acn ini9nror-Do olcs M.Anderson ® 2300 Virginia Avenue • Fr. Pierce, FL 34982 Public Works: (772)462-1485 • FAX(772)462-2362 Division of Engineering:(772)462-1707 Fox 462-2362 • Division of Rood& Bridge: (772)462-2511 FAX.462-2363 Division of Solid Wove:(772)462-1768 FAX 462-6987 Division of Building&Insoecrions: (772)462-1553 Fox 462-1735 • TDD(772)462-1428 v ww.co.sr-Iucie.fI.us of Tay _\1/ e_ •• Dtseo_Ver Our" • • Waterµ tfi ,882 • www.tavares.org February 19. 2009 To Whom It May Concern: The engineering firm of Dredging & Marine Consultants (DMC) has held a Continuing. Services contract with the City of Tavares since January of 2007. In addition to other substantial capital projects completed by DMC for the City, this firm has recently completed the engineering design of a boat ramp. two concrete wing walls, and an accessory dock, and the permitting and bidding and construction-inspection for Summerall Park-- a community pocket park that has served many local residents for years and remains an integral part of the City's large park system. This particular project is funded through a Federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and has required additional reporting and specific handling and direct interaction with grant managers. DMC has managed every minute detail of this project, including the laborious environmental • permitting, with the utmost of professionalism, tact, and expertise. Their competency levels can be viewed throughout every phase of this project and has garnered the commendations of the CDBG manager. With many local governmental leaders being tasked with burdensome workloads and reduced staffing, as the Community Services Director here. I am pleased to say-that I have experienced a full sense of confidence and relief in knowing that the work product delivered by the team at DMC has consistently been quality and timely. Sincerely, Tamera Rogers Community Services Director 201 E. Main Street • P.O. Box 1068 •Tavares, FL 32778 • (352) 742-6209 • Fax (352) 742-6351 `AI R 1 4141. are r IA CITY OF PORT ORANGE C.1 , d m 1000 CITY CENTER CIRCLE o • ilitSr,7OO PORT ORANGE, FLORIDA 32129 TELEPHONE 386-506-5500 4/-101viiitt: FAX 38-Orange.o g www.Port-Orange.org February 18, 2009 To Whom It May Concern: • Re: Reference for Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC Dear Sir/Madam: The City of Port Orange Parks and Recreation Department has been engaged in many projects over the last decade. We most recently evaluated all of the City's 23 publically owned riverfront parks and parcels for protection from storm damage and for potential improvement. These project sites included seawall assessment, environmental assessment, surveying, stormwater outfalls repair, rock revetment design, and creation of better public access. In addition, the City has re-engineered a boat ramp access dockage by converting to a fix-floating 010 system to counter tidal impacts on public safety, brought a stormwater pond into compliance by reconstructing a park stormwater pond, adding additional shoreline armoring using a rock revetment at our public boat launch facility, and public restroom replacement. We have also currently completed the design and permitting work to construct an ADA accessible kayak and public viewing pier system at Russell Property. . I have had the pleasure of working with Dredging and Marine Consultants and Mr. Shailesh K. Patel, as Project Manager, and his staff through all these projects. DMC has assisted the City with initial assessment of the site, project engineering, and construction estimating, which was used to secure match funding for all these projects. DMC completed all engineering, design options, permitting, technical specifications, bid preparation, bidding process, bid review. construction inspection, permit compliance monitoring and reporting, and final project and funding closeout. Mr. Patel and DMC's staff have provided all aspects of the project work including consistent project status reports, attending City Commission meeting for updates when required, addressed public concerns and have managed all our projects within budget and time. Their specialization in park projects has made them a valued asset to our City over the last eight years. Should you have any further questions, please call me any time at (386)506-5852. Respectfully, x Susan L. Lovallo, CPRP Director of Parks& Recreation Growing In Beauty and Opportunity" ' • CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH ,rt//2-17-1* : _Beach,' 18070 Collins'Avenue:. SunnIsles Florida'33160; -l so"" N r \ f r� • 305:947.0606 ° i if 1 wwwsibfl.net v c ,se • ,IOD Cryt Of 5U0 1‘� 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 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 01, 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: Dredging & Marine Cons nts LC AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: &-" DATE: May 3, 2012 TITLE OF OFFICER: Managing Member/Principal City of Sunny Isles Beach 'Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 28 c _ CITY OF.SUNNY ISLES BEACH �i 18070 Collins'Avenue, • Sunny Isles Beach Florida•33160; ,�-`�'E,' 305'947.0606 ° P I ' www.sibfl.net • o c r. Cq' O1 SU"to 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 solidted any other Proposers to submit a false or sham Bid; the Proposer has not solidted 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. y' %; Sunny Isles Beach Florida-33.16Q . 5�"�-�r, i/ 305 947.0606 t+, ' www•sibB.net r • A6f. •sl0t S C„r OF sut Firm Name: _DREDGING & MARINE CONSULTANTS, LLC Street Address: 4643 South Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 302, Port Orange, FL 32129 Mailing Address (if different): _Same as above Telephone No. _(386) 304-6505 Fax No. _(386) 304-6506 Email Address: _spatel@dmces.com FEIN No. 3/ 2- 0/ 0/ 3/ 1/ 9/ 9/ 6 *"By signing this document the bidder agrees to all Terms Signature: 1/4./ettzt.,- (Signature of authorized agent) Print Name: Shailesh K. Patel Title: Managing Member/ Principal 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 I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 30 V sell'rrr �.aM\s ` .� NON - COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT V 1 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach~. 1.06:. � 16070 Collins Avenue •i o' .�roe Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 o" o, sun'th Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax(305)949-3113 STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF_VOLUSIA ) 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, DREDGING&MARINE CONSULTANTS,LLC (Name of Corporation,Partnership,Individual,etc.) a,_LIMIITED LIABILITY COMPANY ,formed under the laws of_FLORIDA_ (Type of Business) (State) of which he is_MANAGING MEMBER/PRINCIPAL (Sole Owner,Partner,President,etc.) Neither the undersigned nor any person, firm, or corporation named in above Paragraph 10.2, nor anyone else to the knowledge of the ® undersigned, have themselves solicited or employed anyone else to solicit favorable action for this Bid by the City, also that no head of any department or employee therein,or any officer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach,Florida is directly interested therein. This Bid is genuine and not collusive or a sham;the person,firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2 has not colluded,conspired, connived or agreed directly or indirectly with any proposers or person,firm or corporation,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,or communication or conference with any person,firm or corporation,to fix the prices of said Bid or Bids of any other proposers;and all statements contained in the Bid or Bids described above true; and further; neither the undersigned, 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. G`�'vf' IMAN/NG-1MG MC�18ER AFFIANTS AME AFFIANTS TITLE TAKEN,SuD SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this_3_day of_May ,2012. Personally Known lL or Produced Identification • , Type of identification (� (Affix seal here) \>J p��0. C '� �, NOTARY P LIC(name printed o ed) p` ROSALEEC.MESS * MY COMMISSION/EE 144504 EXPIRES:December 25,2015 too;,c BondedThu auctet k*ary Seke 411 DECEMBER 26,2010 1 of 7 410 N�-o �E PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES ® *scale Lt City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue . •cco�'oa Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 m •v+'r Telephone:(305)947-0606 Far(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 Shailesh K. Patel (print individual's name and the] ® for_Dredging &Marine Consultants, LLC [print name aentity submitting sworn statement] whose business address is: 4643 South Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 302 Port Orange, FL 32129 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number(FEIN) is_32-0031996 (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(1)(b), Florida Statutes, means a finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any federal or state trail court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non-jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or 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, HA E IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. By: (Signature) _Shailesh K. Patel (Printed Name) _Managing Member/ Principal (Title) Sworn to a d subscribed before me this_3_day of May , 2012 , by i1t,.Q c+$, k , (AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE) A_z: C - Signature: Notary Public—State of Florida Print or Type Commissioned Name Personally Known OR Produced Identification .w t. i10SALEEC.MOMS . YY COMMISSEN I EE 144504 Type of Identification Produced EXPIRES:December 25,2015 10/1993 3of7 ��v ndN �� NT,i EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / • AFFIRMATIVE ACTION City of Sunny Isles Beach 0.p � °'•. r1p r^v• 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 Telephone:(305)947-0606 Far(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: r""' Title: _Managing Member/ Principal Firm: Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC_ Address: 4643 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Unit 302 _Port Orange, FL 32129 • DECEMBER 28,2010 4 of 7 fi f.to < DISPUTE DISCLOSURE ® City of Sunny Isles Beach ,� -'•'��' 18070 Collins Avenue '. . .,,or.' Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 co •o sun Telephone:(305)447-0606 Fez(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, al or litigation in the past five (5) years that is related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business? YES NO X If yes, state the nature of the request for equitable adjustment, contract claim, litigation, or protest, and state a brief description of the case, the outcome or status of the suit and the monetary amounts of extended contract time involved. I hereby certify that all statements made are true and agree and understand that any misstatement or misrepresentation of falsification of facts shall be cause for forfeiture of rights for further consideration of this Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. _Dredgin rine Consultants, LLC _May 3, 2012 Firm Date CLl, _Shailesh K. Patel, Managing Member/ Principal Authorized Signature Print or Type Name and Title 4111 o[cwBER2B.2010 6 of 7 HNY I3 �SJR \Fl � 1�_ CONFLICT OF INTEREST City of Sunny Isles Beach 78070 Collins Avenue se '•r.ov.`c) Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 c•"r or .vs Telephone:(305)9470606 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_VOLUSIA BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared _Shailesh K. Patel , who was duly sworn, deposes,and states: 18.1. I am the _Managing Member/Principal of _Dredging & Marine Consultants, LLC_with a local office in fort St. Lucie, Florida and principal office in 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No. _12-04-02 described as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this Affidavit based upon his own knowledge. 18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above named entity has no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project. 18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in ap any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the entity's submittal for the above Bid. This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and execution of the Contract for this project. 18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from participation in contract letting by any local, State,or Federal Agency. 18.6 Neither the entity, nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any other clients,contracts,or property interests for this project. 18.71 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.81 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.9 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 a of Sunny Isles Beach. Dated ' day of May , 2012. C.40.1.40% AFFIANT Print or Type Name and Title Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3 day of /n451 , 2012. Personally Known OR U 0 Produced Identification ; Type of Identificationo�� 1 �n�cV._A2 l/�. \A1....� NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA td',".1"','%, ROSALEE C.WIGGINS '__,; MY COMMISSION IEE 144504 ® -•~m- - EXPIRES:December 25,2015 angA Bonded lni Bute kriay Swims DECEMBER 26,2010 5 of 7 ,$NY', O,-S _'��F, / ANTI - KICKBACK „J. _ s .- -t.-- ,�� City of Sunny Isles Beach \. ��i/ 18070 Coffins Avenue .�o�` Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 Of SO$ ' Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax(305)949-3113 ANTI-KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT STATE OF FLORIDA ) ) COUNTY OF _VOLUSIA _ ) I, the undersigned, hereby duly sworn and deposed say that no portion of this sum herein Bid will be paid to any employees of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its elected officials as a commission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly by me or any member of my firm or by an officer of the corporation. By: _Shailesh K. Patel Gtr^" Title: _Managing Member/ Principal_ ® The foregoing instrument was acknowledge before me this _3_ day of _May , 2012 , by 5r,\R-.1-4 K .to's [name of person], as [type of authority], for [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was executed]. AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE: n - ' ca \ J . �� Notary Public — StatE:'dfflorida Print or Type Commissioned Name e' out pp�yIF C.WIGGINS Personally Known N1 OR Produced Identification � IncoRA�ZONIE 14404 ,2015 Type of Identification Produced t.a EXPIRES: B pj $ice ber rs "East 411 DECEY9ER 26,2010 7o17