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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Corradino Group - Traffic MI ® THE CORRADINO GROUT 3 .0 ENGINEERS • PLANNERS • PROGRAM MANAGERS • ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS RFCF��£o 0p May 1.2012 5< MAy Sunny Isles Beach Government Center Coy op, Op4 ?O' ®O IX I8070 Collins Ave..Sunny Isles Beach.FL 33160 ic f���y,SCE '2 s et ® RE: RFQ 12-04-02—Traffic Engineering and Transportation Consulting fC77yCl 4CH RK ® Dear Selection Committee: ® Traffic engineering and transportation planning are at the heart of development and redevelopment in South Florida. Both fields have a definite impact on our quality of life. In the late 1990s. The Corradino Group ® realized that municipalities. particularly the newer and smaller ones, were at a competitive disadvantage with ® the development community. Municipal staffs were not structured to have the number of technical specialties in house to adequately review development and assure that the municipalities were not shouldering an unfair ® burden in the mitigation of impacts. Corradino fills that role as the city's advocate in dealing with traffic and ® transportation. providing the city with access to top technical talent that is capable and experienced in ® extraordinary projects. ® The Corradino Group proudly submits this proposal to provide Traffic Engineering and Transportation ® Consulting to the City of Sunny Isles Beach. I am confident you will find that the accomplishments of the fine, our project manager. and our staff are well suited to serve the City. On this project. Corradino has ® teamed with Richard Garcia& Associates to provide these services. ® The Corradino Group was incorporated in 1970, and has focused on providing municipal services to Miami- ® Dade County municipalities since the early 1970s. With nearly 150 professionals. Corradino has the ability to ® perform any transportation function the City may need. Utilizing a team of engineers and planners who have O worked on creative. groundbreaking transportation projects across the country. the firm is well equipped to satisfy the needs of Sunny Isles Beach. ® I. Joseph Ni. Corradino. AICP will act as the principal in charge of this effort. I have an understanding of ® local, regional. state and national processes as they directly relate to municipalities and a profound ability to serve as the City's advocate on transportation issues. I have worked in a similar capacity for many cities. ® notably, Miami. Miami Beach. Homestead. Hialeah. Hallandale. and many others. and have developed • methods of measuring and tracking transportation capacity. I have also developed extensive multimodal master plans and performed presentations to government boards and city councils. Currently. I am serving as an ® elected official in the Village of Pinecrest. as well as on the Miami-Dade MPO's Transportation Planning ® Council (TPC). and was a former member of the MMPO's Citizens' Transportation Advisory Committee. (CTAC). Mike Ciscar, PE will serve as the project manager. Mr. Ciscar is an extensively experienced -;.....„,‘ ® transportation engineer, and former FDOT lead environmental engineer. He has worked to develop PD&E ® studies on complex and controversial projects that get implemented. ® The staff assigned to this project is experienced. talented and thoughtful in their approach to projects, as they ® have performed similar services for a multitude of cities in the region. Mr. Favio Laverde. Corradino's lead e design engineer. has worked with roadway design, streetscape design.cost estimates and traffic calming design and construction management for many cities. The firm's track record and commitment to producing the ® highest 'main.): proje on time and within budget is excellent and unwavering. I look forward to further et presenti1 • our qualif catio son this important project. e Sincere ® D THE •O- `• ING -OUP ® 4055 NW 97th AVE. • MIAMI.FL 33175 ® Jo- .h hi orradino. AICP TEL 305.594.0735 . 800.887.5551 ® President FAX 305 594.0755 WWW.CORRADINO.COM 0 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02 - Planning & Urban Design 0 ® 71:, -gy.-) ® O/ F CONTENTS ® 1 . COMPANYYIMFORMATION tir.0 Prime m.7 The,Corr d no-Group,�nc 1'-1 ® 2/ < QUALIFICATION=S - -1- O ,j--... / Explanation of Qualifications 2-1 e'2� 0 ti , 1/ Consulting Services 2-1 ; , Expertise iniTraffic Engineering,-Panning, Design, etcX2-3 • ; mji ® itjt iAttend Meetings/Presentations 2-8 ® --- Plans\ / 2-8( . 1- ?� ® �GeneraI Transportation Planning and Engineenng4f2-8 ® * \ Parking Studies 210 zr *_1/ a � Roadway Design 2-10 o j. '1/' Rroject-Prog-ramming-2 1i et` ® Cr �- e !1 'y Schedule of Proposed'Serviees,2-Lt • ® �� e ri r nr- d 5 Minimum Qualifications 2--13 ® / Cif "2., Y Pr j cts-2=n' ' v.&s ix ® � ® Q E- S- -u ® 3. --STAFFING • Key Personnel Matrix 3-1 ® Resumes 3-2 0 0 0 .0 0 ® rtoo num" nu " .........•El elf v11 \ V i 0 0 0 0 City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02- Planning & Urban Design 0 0 4. APPROACH/METHODOLOGY 0 Traffic Studies 4-2 0 Traffic Calming Studies 4-2 • 0 Parking Studies 4-3 0 - 5. REFERENCES 0 0 < 0 -6: C�Q,Nif R�ACTIF:0 RMS ' _ ,e -(0 - 1----! 0 U - r3 j f i ® v ! ` / 0 e �i * F 0 __ — ® OF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 reit oo A noon N.. #finnv1IIIv 0 0 • ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® k ,NHy,!<Fi n v 4„ z • ® COMPANY INFORMATION ••s ® PRIME FIRM ® • , ® The Corradino Group, Inc. , ® COMPANY LOCATIONS • The Corradino Group, Inc. has offices in the following locations: Miami, Fort ® Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Nashville, TN; Louisville, KY; Evansville and ® Indianapolis, IN; and Southfield, MI. ® WEBSITE ® www.corradino.com _ f f •- • • � i � , • BUSINESS STRUCTURE I/ ® Corporation • DATE FOUNDED • December 29, 1970 • • HOME/LOCAL OFFICE ® Louisville, KY • 200 South 5th Street, Suite 300 North, Louisville, KY 40202 ® TEL: 800-880-8241 ® Miami, FL ® 4055 NW 97th Avenue, Suite 200, Miami, FL 33178 ® TEL: 305-594-0735 0 ® ^ loo A r-ti 1-1 �..vr% rNkAvIsvv • • ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® LITIGATION The legal affairs of Corradino are under the responsibility of its in-house General Counsel, Burt J. ® Deutsch (800.880.8241; 502.587.7221; bdeutsch(a)corradino.com ). Any questions on arbitration, ® litigation, or claims or other legal matters should be referred to him. • Page 24, Section 5.1 of the solicitation package, states: "List of any outstanding ® litigation that would threaten the viability of the firm or the performance of this contract." None. 110 ® Please see the "Dispute Disclosure Form," under Section 6, "Contract Forms," for ® any and all other responses to litigation within this statement of qualifications. ® PROOF OF INSURANCE ® Please see the Certificate of Liability Insurance on the following page. 4D LENGTH OF TIME BEFORE IMPLEMENTING SERVICE • ® Corradino can begin service immediately upon receipt of a notice to proceed. 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CENTER ® 16070 COLLINS AVE,4TH FLOOR AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE ® SUNNY ISLES BEACH,FL 33160 _4 _ • r —' 001/983L-2009 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved. ® K�� ACORD 25(2009/09) The ACORD name and logo are registered marks of ACORD ® r•rsno A rl1w1t 1-3 ....vrxrxnvI1aYin, • • • City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting • • k y0NH1 ® 2:21:t I C s IRW or sun cia ®• QUALIFICATIONS ® EXPLANATION -OF QUALIFICATIONS ® Based on the body of experience, the team's longevity, consistency, team ® members and accomplishments, The Corradino Team• -(Corradino) is best ® qualified to perform this contract for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. The firm is • adept at all facets of traffic engineering and transportation consulting. Not only ® are team members skilled at engineering, -analysis, design, bidding, cost ® estimating and construction management, ,they also understand long-range ® planning, project development, transit planning, transit-oriented development ® as well as bicycle and pedestrian planning. 40 For more than 40 years, Corradino has worked with` cities.,as a consultant, • understanding the need'for the delivery of high quality work, on time and within ® budget. Team .members have worked as staff/for 'bed government so they • understand the needs and pressures from the perspective of staff. Joseph M. ® Corradino currently serves as the Development Services Director for the City of • Homestead. Additionally, Mr. Corradino is serving his second term as an-elected ® official in the Village of Pinecrest, so he understands the role policy makers play • in the municipal system. He understands what elected officials are looking for ® from their engineers and planners as they seek to make decisions for the ® community. Below is an item-by-item description of why Corradino is best ® qualified. ® Consulting Services • ® With more than 40 years of experience, Corradino is skilled at providing • consulting services including reports, traffic studies coordination with community • • ® rnoo A r�awm� 2-1 fflL II 111 A ® City of Sunny Isles Beach - RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting organizations, construction plans, and specifications, as well as cost estimating • and project management. • • These items are typically a result of the consulting process, and have a • pronounced impact on the outcome of each individual project. Understanding • the problem that the city is attempting to evaluate is the first step in the performance of any traffic study. Once an understanding is achieved, a • specific scope of services can be developed which selects the proper analytic A tools needed to achieve a thorough and objective examination. Quality data is critical to each analysis, as it determines how reliable and accurate any traffic •• study will be. When reviewing traffic impact analysis; itis important to check all the parameters of the analysis input to make sure analyses are not skewed. ® While traffic engineering studies are extremely technical in nature, their reports • must be written in away that conveys the technical concepts to the audience A that will be reviewing them in an easily understood manner. Corradino's reports ® typically have a highly visual executive summary that is developed primarily for • the easy conveyance. of principals to the citizens and elected officials. The ® body of the report becomes more technical in nature, fleshing out the specific • aspects of the study, and the appendices hold,the data, inputs, outputs, and ® analysis so that ,the conclusions and results ,are checkable and confirmable. ® Because most municipalities are not technical transportation agencies filled with engineers and planners who solely perform and review hard technical data, • Corradino strives to communicate its work to multiple audiences: Coordination • with community organizations is critical in conveying the analysis of • transportation issues. . The natural fear of the unkhown often results in the O immediate rejection of traffic and transportation projects for various reasons like ® the potential diminishment of property values, perceived introduction of crime, ® and perceived safety issues. As Corradino coordinates with community groups, • they are able to objectively address these concerns, show how they are ® impacted, and communicate the facts clearly and concisely. This builds ® credibility for the city and the process so that, as time progresses, each ® subsequent project becomes less controversial. ® Traffic analyses that find problems usually result in the design and construction of • some physical improvement. Corradino has a host of designers who are skilled • at estimating the costs for potential projects, providing designs of roadways, 9 streetscapes, sidewalks and traffic-calming devices. They work to have these • approved by FDOT or Miami-Dade County and then can bid each effort for the ® city to contractors. Subsequently, they can manage the construction of these ® projects as the city's representative. Corradino has managed traffic calming ® rr nn w fnIn 2-2 �..vEX I\A La 1 • • • City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting • and streetscape projects for many municipalities, including Miami, Hialeah, • Palmetto Bay and Miami Beach. The Construction Engineering and Inspection • (CEI) division of the firm has also worked mega projects, such as the • reconstruction of 1-95 in Palm Beach County, which was recently completed. • ® The Corradino team's approach to transportation engineering is fundamentally • based on a keen awareness of the complex technical issues unique to each • project, the establishment of the management processes necessary to address the issues, and the right staff to accomplish the project goals successfully. An ® experienced and knowledgeable CEI team is essential in order to maintain the • project schedule, realize potential cost reductions; minimize construction impacts, and gain public support. The construction management approach will • maintain excellent construction documentation, and provide contract • administration services including scheduleanalysis, estimating, construction • submittals review coordination, change order administration, and any related • project controls. ;The firm -has a detailed understand of FDOT's Local Agency • Program (LAP). - • - • Once a project is identified and assigned to Corradino, the team will develop ® an all-inclusive, project-specific Project Management Plan (PMP). The PMP is ® developed as a.project "guide book" for the contract administration functions, • and is therefore critical to the success of the project. The PMP identifies key staff and their roles and responsibilities, documents contract deliverables and their ® scheduled completion dates, and delineates the process fot Quality Control • and Quality Assurance: clt also describes management, cost control, cash flow, • schedule tracking and. invoice procedures, dr>•ocumentation, filing, project • communication ands-reporting procedures. The-PMP will be reviewed and • updated quarterly to reflect current activities and requirements. • Expertise in Traffic Engineering, Panning, Design, • etc. •• Corradino plans for mobility by understanding that each mode of transportation can play a significant role within the community. Corradino's Traffic and Transportation Planning services include: • • . Impact and LOS Analyses • . Transit ® . Bicycle/Pedestrian • . Master Planning ® moo A num tart 2-3 VVf1 FA LsrI III �./ • • ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® • Growth Management ® • Network Simulations ® • Traffic Forecasting ® • Transportation Model Calibration ® • Origin/Destination Studies ® • Corridor Studies ® • Multi-Modal Strategies ® • Transportation System Analysis • Environmental Impact Statements ® Transportation is a major component of Corradino's work and, as such, the firm ® is highly skilled and experienced in all manner of multi-modal transportation ® planning and engineering. They are expert in the development of concept ® plans at MPO level, performing alternatives and environmental analyses at the ® FDOT level, development of long-range transportation plans, transportation ® modeling, transit-system development and evaluation, traffic-calming ® evaluation and design, traffic impact and operational analysis, as well as coordination with approval and permitting agencies such as MDCPW, MPO, FDOT, MDT, FHWA, FTA, and FAA. • , ® TRANSPORTATION PLANNING Transportation ;planning is the first step in the larger transportation project ® development process, consisting of planning, programming;-design, bidding ® and construction. Transportation concepts are usually developed and then tested through initial studies. Cities can do these(themselves but frequently, for ® projects that may-impact more than one jurisdiction, and may involve federal ® funds to implement, the Metropolitan Planning OrganizationAMPO) undertakes ® these efforts through their Unified Planning.Work Program (UPWP). The Corradino ® Group has worked for years with MPOs -across the nation as their General ® Planning and Engineering Consultants, performing the initial analyses that come ® from the UPWP. The Miami-Dade MPO also has a Municipal Grant Program by ® which it provides funding through a competitive grant process directly to ® municipalities so that they can undertake these studies themselves. Over the ® years, Corradino has won multiple grants for its clients and undertaken very ® important local efforts, including traffic-calming programs, transportation master plans, bicycle and pedestrian plans, and transit system development, etc. ® Once the concept-level transportation study is completed, they can be placed ® on the Long Range Transportation Plan and begin to move through the •S �nfan A nIKIrs 2-4 vvnr»LAIii • • • City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® planning system toward implementation. Currently, Corradino is working for the ® Broward MPO as their general planning/engineering consultant. 0 ® LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLANNING ® Corradino is the developer of the South East Florida Regional Planning Model, ® (SERPM). This is the transportation planning model that all South Florida MPOs ® use when they conduct their long range transportation plans (LRTP). Corradino ® has conducted similar LRTPs across the nation. These programs project a 25- ® year time horizon. ® As projects move from the latter years of an LRTP toward implementation, they ® are subject to more formal analysis. For complex projects, they must undergo ® scrutiny in light of environmental concerns and public review to select a locally- ® preferred alternative. These occur in Project Development 'and Environment studies (PD&E) as well as Alternatives Analyses (AA). Corradino has successfully ® performed multiple PD&E and AA studies over the past decodes. Some of these ® have led to ground-breaking projects: The US-1 PD&E study selected a preferred ® alternative and alignment for one of the nation's first Bus Rapid Transit systems. ® As part of this paradigm-shifting project, roadway capacity *as converted to ® transit capacity. .Land use was deeply considered, resulting in evaluating ® pockets of density along US-1 in South Dade, which would ultimately be built as ® Transit Oriented Developments, feeding the transit capacity, and assisting in the ® maintenance of the Urban Development Boundary., _More recently, the 1-95 ® Express project explored-the concept of managed lanes on 1=95, allowing for a variable toll in coordination with 'bus rapid transit, which effectively created a ® transit link between Downtown Fort Lauderdale and•Downtown,Miami. This was ® also one of the first projects of its kind. • ® DESIGN / ® As locally-preferred alternatives are selected, they move into more formal ® designs and then construction. This is when they move to the first 5 years of the ® LRTP, which is known as the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). ® Corradino has designed all manner of roadway, streetscape, and traffic- calming projects. For the City of Hialeah, Corradino played an integral role in ® the infrastructure-redevelopment process undertaken over the last decade. ® Corradino performed dozens of roadway designs, taking them through the permitting and construction management processes. For Palmetto Bay and ® Miami, the firm designed high-quality traffic calming, had them permitted 0 m on A fllkly 2-5 0 • City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting through Miami-Dade County Public Works, and then saw them through to ® construction. I, ® CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT ® Once design of a locally-preferred alternative is completed, Corradino has the ® ability and experience in estimating construction costs and time lines, bidding ® projects, selecting consultants and managing the actual construction, to assure ® the city that each project is constructed according to the plans. Corradino's ® approach to construction management will not be a passive exercise limited to ® merely observing and documenting daily construction activities. The ® construction inspectors will perform their inspections based on a pro-active, structured, inspection program, which will include inspection guide books, pre- activity meetings, daily inspections, and final acceptance. 0 The inspection team will prepare a punch list of incomplete or defective work ® prior to completion Of each work item as well as prior to Final Acceptance of ® the project. When all incomplete or defective work has been remedied, the ® City will be advised of acceptability of the project completeness and ® recommend issuance of a Certificate of Substantial Completion. The team will verify and report/the completion of all punch list items. ® The Corradino.,team-is highly proficient in the procedures and training required ® to perform accurate .material testing services including: sarhpling, testing and ® results compilation and.documentation. We are also experienced in the ® implementation of both' CQC and non-COC projects. The majority of our personnel are certified by FDOT to perform on-site Asphalt; Earthwork and ® Concrete sampling and testing. ® _ - ® MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING ® Many municipalities are tasked with the review of traffic impact analysis of ® development applications. Corradino has been assisting many cities with this for ® years. The firm purposely has no significant private-sector work so that it may ® function as an unbiased advocate for the municipalities. There are no conflicts of interest. Additionally, having reviewed these impact analyses for so long, ® from each of the engineering firms that perform them for the development ® community, Corradino understands how these analyses may be manipulated by applicants to show minimal impacts to the community. This understanding is a valuable tool in assuring that each developer pays their fair share to mitigate ® rnno A riiwjrs 2-6 V V 1% l A V 1 I 11 V ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting ® their impacts, maintaining the city's quality of life and preserving its capital ® budget for its projects. 0 ® Corradino is a growth-management specialist, having creating the first ® Transportation Concurrency Management Areas (TCMA's) in the state for Miami Beach, Hialeah, and Sarasota. These became a necessity when the utilization ® of traditional link-by-link concurrency began to shut down the ability to develop. ® The TCMA approach enabled cities to continually grow while tracking capacity on an area-wide, and multi-modal, basis. Additionally, the firm developed ® Automated Concurrency Management -Systems, which tracked development ® and capacity so that infrastructure improvements could be adequately programmed. ® Often cities need to:undertake traffic studies on their own.- Corradino performs ® traffic impact analyses and operational analyses for intersections, roadways or ® systems of neighborhoods as a whole. The firm understands very well the traffic ® calming thresholds, and-how,-when, and why, traffic calming should be applied. ® They can communicate these concepts to the neighbors. Because Miami-Dade County has operational jurisdiction of local streets in the county through ® authority granted by ',its Home Rule Charter, it is necessary to have every ® roadway design approved through Miami-Dade County Public Works. Corradino has been doing so for years, and therefore understands the system, ® the rules, and the staff. ® / � TRANSIT � r ® The firm is also adept with transit development and eyaluation at every level. ® Corradino was the planner on the original Miami Metrorail -System. Later, the ® firm planned and designed the US Bus lanes. Corradino has worked on ® systems analysis for Miami-Dade Transit, Broward County Transit, and a host of ® transit systems across the nation, most recently completing an analysis of the ® Rockford, Ill system. Corradino is dmexpert in Miami-Dade County municipal- transit systems. The firm planned, implemented, and evaluated the Miami ® Beach Electrowave, the county's first municipal system, which ran several electric buses in a South Beach loop. With the advent of the Peoples ® Transportation Plan, the firm planned and implemented the circulators and systems in Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens, Doral, Palmetto Bay, and Cutler Bay. ® Today the firm assists in the management of the Doral Trolley. ® ^..v� II%ALi11 iv 2-7 i ® City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting Attend Meetings/Presentations Presentation of transportation engineering studies and projects is an extremely ® important part of any effort. This must be done in a manner that conveys the reason for the study, the results, and the costs to the citizens, staff and elected ® officials in an easily understood manner. Doing so eases implementation. If not ® done correctly, extended debates and confusion can arise, delaying projects. ® Corradino serves, and has served as, transportation planning and engineering consultants for many cities, including: Homestead, Cutler Bay, Palmetto Bay, ® South Miami, Coral Gables, Miami, Miami Beach, North Miami, North Miami ® Beach, Hallandale, West Park, Fort Lauderdale, Miramar, Sunrise, Miami ® Gardens, Doral, Miami Springs, Averitura, Virginia Gardens, El Portal, Islamorada, Key West, Sarasota and others. They work directly with staff on various issues, ® and are well practiced at writing reports, memos to council, as well as delivering presentations to Development Review Committees, Planning and Zoning Boards, and City Councils. The ability to present well means to clearly, and concisely, ® convey technical information so that the audience truly understands the issue ® and can form an educated opinion. Few planners, engineers or architects have mastered this ability. Corradino has formed an excellent reputation for its ability to do so. This results in less frustration on behalf of elected officials, and more effectiveness on'behalf of management. ,' S Plans •® As a designer for FDOT,,Corradino can deliver its plans in the latest version of the city's program of choice! The firm typically does so in Micro Station or AutoCAD. . � � ® GENERAL TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND ENGINEERING Corradino is experienced in any type of general transportation planning and ® engineering category. Corradino has' -performed multiple examples of ® transportation feasibility studies, the goal of each being to explore an issue in detail to provide decision makers with enough information to make the best decision on ® how to proceed. In doing so it is always important to understand cost, benefits, ® impacted populations, etc. For Miami Beach the firm performed the Intermodal ® Feasibility project. This was an analysis designed to select the best location to ® develop an intermodal transit facility. The project started with the evaluation of ® eleven sites, detailing land use, zoning, property cost, cost to plan, design, ® construct and maintain a facility, neighborhood impacts and public involvement. The project resulted in the thoughtful consideration and selection of a location for ® such a facility. For Miami-Dade County, the firm conducted a feasibility study to ® r•nCIO A MIA!" 2-8 V V f1 flA✓ , 1\ v ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting ® develop transit along the US-1 Corridor, resulting in an acknowledgement that ® Heavy Rail transit as a preferred alternative was no longer feasible; to be successful ® in the provision of efficient and effective transit service, a more right-sized form of ® transit would need to be identified. All of these studies were integral in determining ® the costs and benefits of the development of public infrastructure to service their communities. Performing a study of this nature is an exercise in detail by first, ® identifying a variety of alternatives, and then, identifying multiple operational and O prioritization criteria. Financial analysis is also crucial. This includes cost of land, ® planning, design, construction as well as operations and maintenance amortized ® over the life of the facility. The studies progress by screening alternatives through ® the various criteria and finally ranking alternatives. Once a preferred alternative is selected, it is critical to perform the necessary public outreach in order to ® implement the facility. Engineering studies are part of the land development processes: An evaluation ® of roads, bridges, buildings all fall under the purview of engineering analysis. ® Corradino has a full-complement of civil, roadway, and construction engineers ® that work on similar efforts for municipal and state governments across the nation. They have performed feasibility studies-for roadways, railways, airports, and municipal buildings. They have also designed and managed the construction of streetscapes and traffic calming projects. ® 1 ® Corradino has done corridor planning across the nation. Recently in this region, the ® firm has planned for the US-1 Corridor, the SR 7 Corridor,,Krome A' enue Corridor, as ® well as similar efforts in-Doral, Miami Beach, North Miami, and many others. The firm ® has an extensive Project{Development and Environment (PD&E), Planning Division ® that works on these projects for FDOT and other departments of transportation. ® . ® The processes'used to plan transportation projects are ever evolving, yet they ® are still very centralized. In light of the- -more diverse livability goals of ® contemporary transportation and -urban planning, the methods of considering transportation projects is changing more quickly in recent years. Corradino practices a combination of corridor/livability projects, which represent a new ® generation of transportation planning in South Florida. This approach ® acknowledges that transportation and land use are inextricably linked. The ® Corradino Group and its team are very familiar with the approach, resulting ® from much work across the nation over the past four decades. Specifically, $ work was accomplished along the US-1 Corridor in southern Miami-Dade ® County, where the primary roadway corridor was enhanced with premium transit in the form of bus rapid transit, while simultaneous land use planning (for ® relrun A mime 2-9 •-•%.0 A LJ I I NW S ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® nodes of intensity at various points along the corridor) set the stage for more ® transit-friendly, sustainable development. ® Corradino is adept at the development of master plans. These plans have been ® completed for Miami Beach, the Miami Dade Coastal Communities, Miami ® Gardens, Doral, Palmetto Bay, Cutler Bay and many others. Master planning is an exercise in quality data collection, technical analysis, project development, project evaluation and prioritization as well as public involvement. Master plans first need ® to understand the community's wants. It is important to know what is desired. ® Through an analysis of existing and future conditions, a determination of needs can be attained. The complex part is: melding the wants and- the needs to build ® consensus on a program of projects that would be acceptable to the community, ® while mitigating future,impacts. Once a program of acceptable projects is listed, • they must be explained in'terms of costs to plan, design, and construct. Then they must be evaluated so those that meet the community criteria, are prioritized highest. Corradino likes la-develop implementation schedules with its master plans ® so that local governments understand the path for each project by identifying funding sources, appropriate permitting, and approval agencies, as well as implementation time frames. ® Parking Studies ® Corradino has-Worked with parking for many of its municipalities. Recently the firm completed a parking generation forecast for the:feasibility of a municipal ® parking garage and trcinsit transfer center in Palmetto Bay. For Miami Beach ® they performed they Intermodal Feasibility Study, -where ,they examined the • location, cost and parking generation of a municipal intermodal center. Also for Miami Beach the firm performed the one of the largest parking studies in the region, inventorying and analyzing all public parking in the city. This was a ® monumental data collection and arialysis effort. Corradino performed manual ® occupancy counts at least three times per day during the week and weekend ® for every public parking space, on street and off street, and then worked to develop parking policy for this critical infrastructure. Corradino has designed ® parking as well as estimated the cost to develop facilities. ® Roadway Design ® Corradino has successfully completed roadway design and drainage projects ® for cites in Miami-Dade County and across the nation for 40 years. The firm ® provides highway design in three functional areas: project development, �►nnn A ntwlr 411 VVn nfA V 11 \ V ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting functional plans, and functional construction drawings. The firm's extensive experience in highway design ranges from complex interchange configuration ® development and design, to local streetscape projects. Corradino staff expertly 0 handles projects where issues of constrained right-of-way and permit issuance present major challenges. • Project Programming ® As a result of the firm's master planning experience, MPO experience, as well as ® its PD&E experienced, Corradino understands how to move a transportation ® concept through the process to implementation, including what studies are ® needed, and when to insert a project on to the Long Range Transportation Plan, and TIP. We also understand the agencies involved and technical reviews ® required. , 0 ® SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED SERVICES ® Corradino understands that the City of Sunny Isles Beach is seeking consultants in multiple categories so serve as General Services Consultants. These consultants ® would be pre-selected- and available to work on individual `contracts or work 0 orders that the-City needs on an as needed basis. The benefits of selecting a ® pool of consultants is the ability to implement plans, studies, or designs more quickly than undergoing the full CCNA process each time an individual project is bid. Typically, individual projects desired by the City are scopedfand provided to 0the selected pool of consultants. The consultants bid,‘and one is selected in an ® expedited process. A work order is issued to that'`eonsultant and work begins as ® per the work orders' price, scope, and timeframe. ® With a million people visiting this geographically small city each year, the effort to ® preserve quality of life must be constantly attended to. Since incorporation, ® Sunny Isles Beach has done an excellent job of developing a high quality environment. What was once a sleepy seaside area with low-rise motels past ® their prime has become "Florida's Riviera." The City has attained worldwide ® prominence, vibrancy, diversity, excellent local governance and architecturally ® stunning buildings. Sunny Isles Beach is an extremely desirable location in which ® to live, work, and play with its unparalleled amenities. ® ^ivct�AAvii i 2-11 S. 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach - RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting ® Although successful in providing the best possible services to its residents, the 0 City faces issues that many communities face, including: transportation, need ® for additional park space, redevelopment, and overcrowded schools. S ® The City has an extensive beach walk program which allows better connectivity for residents west of Collins Avenue to access the beach. The only true north/south ® corridor serving the City is Collins Avenue, which is prone to traffic congestion at many times of the day. This will remain the condition into the future as there is no R- ® O-W for widening. Crossing this facility can be complicated, particularly when people attempt to cross mid-block. Over the years attempts have been made to minimize j-walking and incentivize crossing at intersections; ® Redevelopment of the few remaining oceanfront parcels may be considered a ® priority along with redevelopment of the City's Town Center area north of Sunny ® Isles Beach Boulevard. Currently, the west side of Collins Avenue consists of a ® series of shopping centers on parcels that are very much underutilized and also $ act as a barrier to the residential areas to the west. 0 Along with increased densities and intensities (and popularity as a place to live) ® comes the need to provide additional services. Completion of additional park ® space will be critical, along with the need to provide parking for residents and visitors alike. GI ® High quality residential and commercial projects and,their review are critical to ® the ongoing success of,the City. Yet challenges with, parking, transportation, ®' and mobility all exist./From a planning and .engineering perspective, Corradino understands how to deal with each of the tasks that may present themselves as ® part of this effort. Direct, relevant experience in doing so for many cities, ® particularly Miami Beach since the 1990s, makes Corradino an -excellent selection, one that will add value to each, of the assigned work orders. ® Transportation engineering and planning in South Florida; particularly the barrier ® island, is a constant challenge. It takes attention to assure that, as our cities continue to grow, they are able to maintain adequate infrastructure. Roadways, drainage, and water systems are a foundation on which private ® development is layered. Upgrading this infrastructure to accommodate new development is critical. As times change, and the City's demographics are shifting, the infrastructure needs change as well. As always, traffic and ® congestion is an issue in an area with such confined space. There are few alternative route options, so various options need to be examined to move ® people to where they need and want to go. r"o in A rt I K I r% 2-12 VV I nfl LJ 11 \ V ® City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS The Corradino Group and its subconsultants are registered corporations in good ® standing with the State of Florida. 0 O. The Corradino Group has been in business for more than 41 years, providing ® similar services to municipalities across Florida since that time. S The Project Manager on this effort will be Mr. Mike Ciscar, PE, Corradino's Vice a President of Engineering and Planning. Mr. Ciscar has 24 years of experience in the field of civil and transportation_engineering. He oversees all of Corradino's ® engineering operations in South Florida. .Corradino's projects range from water and sewer planning and design to major expressway corridor studies, highway ® design, and construction assistance. Prior to joining Corradino, Mr. Ciscar had a ® distinguished 16 year career with the Florida Department of Transportation's District Six office and-served as the District Environmental Management Engineer for nearly six years. In his capacity as the Environmental Management Engineer, $ he directed the activities of the District Environmental Management Office to ensure compliance with all FDOT objectives, Departmental policies, and FHWA ® requirements, as well as, all federal, state, and local laws and regulations. The ® primary function of the 'office was to perform Project Development and ® Environmental , (PD&E) studies. This entails performing engineering and ® environmental studies, documenting the studies in the -form, of engineering reports and environmental documents, and conducting extensive public and inter-governmental coordination. Mr. Ciscar was.responsible for obtaining all U r environmental permit and approvals for all of the District's projects. • ® Members of the team that will work on this project each have over five years of ® experience in the field. ; S 0 S S ® ^.vnV%AVIIv 2-13 a i ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® THE CORRADINO GROUP, INC. fib State of Florida ®I Department of State ® I certify from the records of this office that THE CORRADINO ® GROUP, INC. is a corporation organized under the laws of Kentucky, (� authorized to transact business in the State of Florida. qualified on January 13, 1997. $ The document number of this corporation is F97000000207. 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Commercial Blvd. - Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 • Chon Wong Tel.: 954.777.4659 �i Completion: 2001 /j o► • Project Description: • Corradino was responsible for planning '"ii11Bx'"{1t „Fr,- tir ® and execution of an innovative ori•gin- �6`ses �� destination data collection effort on I- , �� ' rte , , 595 in Broward County, Fla. Ther. purpose of this data collection effort ® was to obtain travel information from P. /r p• j ,, I , j TO® z.drivers using this lmajor east-west i - '�1a[- ; Y_yv` r interstate. Because of restrictions on the 1 � -+T pti� ® ability to stop traffic to - gather ' - - information, the consultant distributed post card, mail-back forms _to traffic stopped at lights at exit and entrance -ramps to the interstate. People had the opportunity to mail the cards in or submit surveys on the Internet at a Web site established by Corradino (www.i595survey.com). Approximately 70,000 post ® cards were distributed at seven interchanges. Of these, approximately 7,000 0 were returned via mail and 1 ,200 via Internet. Corradino conducted the subsequent analysis phases of the project. S S ® �Aoo A nikin 2-17 VV 1- 11A LJ I 1'IV ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® INTERMODAL FEASIBILITY STUDY ® Client: City of Miami Beach ® Planning Department - City Hall 1700 Convention Center Dr. • "j- ''jl!� ® Miami Beach, Florida 33139 - = J� ® Mr. Joseph Johnson 'p� l .�:> ,��'= 4 �a.. c lam=_ -. ® Tel.: 305.673.7000 , •, f '•�i . r--_-,' =` I. w��' i, , i; ® Completion: 2001 p p g�t1";� . i� lrll,` , ® - --,r- 1 0 Project Description: - . - - - ® The increased demand for the Electrowave, an electric shuttle system in Miami ® Beach, has caused the City to look for a permanent facility to maintain the ® venicus and serve as a station. Corradino examined the feasibility of two sites for ® this intermodal and maintenance facility. The examination required several ® conceptual designs draft reports, and concluded with a color brochure of the ® final option for distribution to the public. ® CITY OF DORAL TRAFFIC ENGINEERING SERVICES/TRAFFIC IMPACT REVIEWS ® Client: -City of Doral ® 8300 NW 53 Street, Suite 100O F pU Doral, Florida 33166 `i'-'' ' „c•-: it ® Nathan Kogon 7 v� -i--4,..t• ,. r. : • Tel.: 305593.6725 f' ® Eric Carpenter E [ Tel.: 305.593.6725 s aiii i: ` _ •4 kir 1r Completion: On-going f i a ° oP ® Oit1O $ Project Description: ® General traffic engineering services to include, but not limited to, traffic counts, ® field observations, roadway capacity/level-of-service (LOS) analyses, traffic ® surveys, road safety analyses, parking and site plan studies/reviews, review of traffic impact analyses of proposed land developments, etc. So far has ® completed over 50 traffic impact reviews for the City. Completed traffic ® analyses covering traffic operations and safety, requests for multiway stop signs, ® traffic signals, guide signs, etc. The development of a Roadway Impact Fee ® Ordinance for the City of Doral Recently completed with Joseph M. Corradino ® and Scarlet Hammons. ® r•rini A rl1wla 2-18 V V Il flALor 1 Ii V 9 9 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach - RFQ No. 12-04-02-Troffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting ® NORTH SHORE URBAN DESIGN/ENGINEERING/CONSTRUCTION ® ADMINISTRATION, MIAMI BEACH, FL ® Client: City of Miami Beach ® 1700 Convention Center Drive ® Miami Beach, Florida 33139 Joyce Myers ® Tel.: 305.673.7550 9 ® Completion: 2003 ® Project Description: •:moi`- -I �-m -- ® Corradino was tasked to -work with the ^<(1 ':r ® North Shore neighborhood in developing jsss, ;• .,., -- appropriate urban design, context l3 s ® sensitive design and streetscape plans i ,` :It,- ® that would enhance the historic j 'p.•', ; .14 . �-; ® character of the neighborhood. This is , 1_, -:.- ® done with an Urban Design Review H,` Y._ern g y� ® Committee which contained experts from r� - t `7!!o 1 ® a variety of fields including Transportation ashy sJ 9e ® Planning, Urban Design, Urban Planning, _ ; ' as -e ®Traffic Calming, Engineering, -,••• . ,=,a; ® Architecture, and Construction _ El , y_ ® Management. l>r ' . c, I !iso e . 4'?' !_.;Qi•'"' i .--'e ® ® ,m comae ---_ Upon approval of the urban design plan, �`liesb� ® various elements will be sent to design. ' • - ® Design & Construction Documents' are reviewed by the Urban Design ® Committee eight times to assure the ihitiaLintegrity of the plan is maintained. ® The project then goes to bidding and construction. This effort coordinates a 0 myriad of disciplines from planning through implementation and coordinates ® them with city, council, and state agencies as well as the public. 9 9 9 0 rnnn A fllkly 2-19 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach - RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® FLAGLER STREET MARKETPLACE, MIAMI, FL 41 Client: Downtown Development Authority ® 330 Biscayne Boulevard - PH ® Miami, Florida 33132 A: ��r� Mr. Adorn Lukin 'f eW 0 0 Tel.: 305.579.6675 j J uA_arrI D1A CSC ® Completion: 2005 0 L ® Project Description: , ® Historically, Flagler Street was always lively and the center of activity in Miami. ® The Flagler Street Marketplace was planned as a rehabilitation of Downtown ® Miami's most prominent street, changing the character of the street and making ® it more pleasant for visitors. , ® -. ® This project included milling and resurfacing, context sensitive design, streetscape ® improvements consisting of decorative sidewalks and paving patterns, landscape ® enhancements, traffic signals, signing and pavement marking-s, and drainage ® improvements. The scope of the project also,included the conversion of Flagler ® Street from a one-way thoroughfare to a two-way road. In addition, parking ® garage locatipns werestudied and their importance to the success of the ® corridor was determined. Future parking garage locations were.suggested. f.® Ir (f 4 ® MIAMI HEALTH DISTRICT STREETSCAPE; GATEWAY, AND,SIGNAGE ® IMPROVEMENTS Client: /City of Miami -�Mara ® 444 SW 2nd. Ave. , - `9 r: $ Miami, FL 33130 - I - = ® Jose Gonzalez =.---=...7._ ® Tel.: 305.416.1092 j _ . I :1 -"- _�� Completion: 2008 jam! IL-4 Ij® i _ _ ® iL 1 1 � = ® Project Description: ® The Corradino project team conducted a comprehensive site visit and ® compiled extensive information on existing conditions including streets, ® sidewalks, land use, signage, landscaping, transportation and other elements of ® rnoo �I A rm.!fl 2-20 %..vrAr1tit vII ' $ City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting $ the urban fabric. The conditions were inventoried and summarized after ® thorough analysis. The signage was then broken up into several groups. These ® groups were Gateway signs, vehicular directional signs, primary and secondary ® facility signs, parking signs, pedestrian signs, information display signs and emergency signs. This information was then used to help the process of both ® replacement of signage as well as development of new signage. ® GENERAL PLANNING CONSULTANT, MIAMI DADE MPO ® Client Miami Dade County MPO ® 1 1 1 NW First Street, Suite 910, Miami'FL 33128 ® Jesus Guerra ® Tel.: 305-375-4507 41/ ® Completion: 2009 40 ® Project Description: In this contract, The Corradino Group provided a-variety of transportation planning ® services, These included services directly related to the implementation of the UPWP, TID and other Long Range/Data Collection and administrative tools. ® Corradino successfully provided services on- time, within budget-(exceeding its DBE requirement for this effort)which included: r (3 ® • Data Collection' `! • Travel Demand Forecasting ® • Analysis and Evaluation of • Corridor Studies ® Alternatives Preparation of Maps, reports, ® • Traffic Impact Analysis r and Presentations $ • Level of Service Determination • Freight Studies • Bicycle and Pedestrian Studies • Public Involvement 0 • ® ^.vInrti_#II 2-21 9 ®0 City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting CUTLER BAY BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN PLAN Client Town of Cutler Bay ® 10720 Caribbean Blvd. ® Cutter Bay, FL 33189 Ralph Casals, Public Works Director Tel.:305-234-4262 ® Completion: Ongoing ® Project Description: ® The Town of Cutler Bay is to become the epicenter of , • �. 9 economic growth in South Dade, as well as a primary ti-t-": ." if I ' ii ® business and residential center for the entire County, 9 with an impact similar to the other centers like �' - . : ® Downtown, Miami Beach, -the Civic Center, Doral, __ ® Hialeah, and Coral Gables. The challenge of _ 9 imparting a unique character on the community, while preparing for the future has been the constant r r .: ,,, focus of the Town since incorporation. It is being r.L- "� • �) • I. ® implemented through the past and ongoing initiatives ® including the. Strategic Plan, Comprehensive Plan, Transportation Master® Plan and now a Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. ,/- - ® The creation of a Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan in,Cutler/Bay is a step towards achieving a very safe community where a higher percentage,of non-motorized trips ® are taken. This will be done by identifying areas in greatest need of bicycle and ® pedestrian improvements and focusing improvements where they are most needed. Utilizing the latest public involvement techniques, this progressive plan sought to ® solicit the opinion of the citizens, activists, staff and elected officials as it dealt with the task of protecting the essential character of the community, while providing it ® with a transportation network in which it could grow in a sustainable manner and ® allow for bicycle paths and more sidewalks. Each element was thoroughly vetted ® through the community, as well as local and state planning officials. 0 0 i+ ® rnon A new t 2-22 V V f1 u%A V I I SI V ® City of Sunny Isles Beach RR) No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting ® INTERSTATE 95 MANAGED LANES PROJECT DEVELOPMENT & ENVIRONMENT STUDY (1-95 EXPRESS) Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Six District Four ® 1000 NW 1 1 1 th Avenue 3400 W. Commercial Blvd. ® Miami, FL 33128 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 ® Mr. Kenneth Jeffries Mr. Richard Young, P.E. ® 305-470-6736 954-777-4323 ® Completion: 2007 41) ® Project Description: , ® The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), in cooperation with local ® transit partners, developed a project to manage congestion,and provide travel ® options in South Florida. The project, called 95 Express, is a combined Bus Rapid • Transit/Managed Lane project. Existing lane and shoulder widths will be slightly ® reduced so that an additional lane can be provided on 1-95 in each direction ® without expanding the corridor. The two existing High Occupancy Vehicle ® (HOV) lanes and two new lanes on Interstate 1-95 will be converted to limited access Managed Lanes. The Managed Lanes can be used by 95 Express Buses, ® vanpools and registered car pools for free while other Vehicles can use the facility by paying a variable toll. The toll rate will vary'depending on the time of ® day so that the Managed Lanes can be free flowing'= at approximately 50 MPH 410 - at all times. The Managed Lanes provide a reliable option that is there for you when you need it. 40 ® The project will provide the first critical link to the region's up-and-coming ® network of Managed Lanes and will connect the Miami _Central Business District ® from 1-395 to 1-595 in Broward County.It will also provide direct access from the ® Broward Boulevard Park-n-Ride lot south to 1-395, providing 24 miles of regional ® linkage between Broward and Miami-Dade County. The goal of the 95 Express ® project is to create a 24 mile Bus Rapid Transit corridor on 1-95, to provide ® congestion relief to South Florida, and to provide drivers with a reliable ® transportation option. This will be done with the promotion of Bus Rapid Transit ® and variable toll congestion pricing. ® r r%oo A r1IKIt 2-23 0 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting 1-595 VEHICLE TRIP LENGTH SURVEY, FL ® Client: Florida Department of Transportation 0 Office of Planning and Environmental Management ® 3400 W. Commercial Blvd. ® Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Chon Wong ® Tel.: 954.777.4659 0 ® Completion: 2001 a ® Project Description: s' r =y..1. s arc-.1 ® Corradino was responsible ` g � ,r�� ® for planning and execution a� "' .411_ i { X4:74 � of an innovative origin- . . x Vila; ' _,• , ® destination data, collection 25J$! rI® effort on 1-595 inBroward �\ County, Fla. The purpose of _�/� rtiti this data collection effort /r/:ff; �`- -� 1 ''`-- was to obtain travel u • ' L � "' ,rt: 7mca``^ information from drivers IL / y ®1 l y / r 4�p� r- \ ;-• using this major east-west =( _am i_ - • ' interstate. Because of A /= _.• 1 "'Is" ' -arT:h- T\g War:? ® restrictions on the abilityl to stop traffic to gather information, the consultant ® distributed post card/nail-back forms to traffic stopped at lights at exit and ® entrance ramps to the interstate. People had theopportunity to mail the cards in or submit surveys on the Internet at a Web site -established by Corradino ® (www.i595survey.com). Approximately 70,000 post .cards were distributed at ® seven interchanges. Of these, approximately 7,000 were returned via mail and ® 1,200 via Internet. Corradino conducted the subsequent analysis phases of the ® project. a ® e• nn A rum fl 2-24 %.•V U% rl A V I I ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting OVERSIGHT CEI FOR I-595 RECONSTRUCTION Client Florida Department of Transportation ® 3400 Commercial Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL ® Courtney Drummond, 954-486-1400 :=o 41 ® Completion: Ongoing • ff EYs � i ct. r 'f 'I ® Project Description: • • 11:4.4 ® This billion-dollar project will widen and „ _^ � t' ,. ,', h'�� resurface or reconstruct approximately - 1,;.?, "f& 1 ® 10'h miles of I- 595, adding three reversible d = ,['•f,` ®® tni Express lanes at-grade in the median, with : := "` r" variable-tolling features, from the 1-75 / ® Sawgrass Expressway to,east of the Turnpike Interchange. This project includes direct ® connections to median widening on the Turnpike, the addition of EB and WB auxiliary ® lanes to the outside of 1-595 and the SR84 frontage roads, braided ramps to provide ® grade separation betweenKon and off ramps in areas where conflicts and weaving movements presently exist, reconstruction of the Turnpike interchange and portions of ® the University Drive interchange, constructing a continuous connection of SR84 from ® Davie Road to SR7 in order to separate that traffic from 1-595, and new Sound Barrier ® Walls. ® Highlights of the major improvement components include: ® • Tolled reversible ground level express lanes to be,knovwn as, 595Express, serving ® traffic to/from I-75/Sawgrass Expressway from/to' east of SR 7, with a direct ® connection to Florida's Turnpike. ® • Geometric improvements to the 1-595 / Florida'1 -Turnpike Interchange. S .• Additional auxiliary lanes on the eastbound:and westbound 1-595 and SR 84 roadways. ® • Continuous connection of the SR 84 frontage road between Davie Road and SR 7. ® • Grade separated (braided) entrance and exit ramps. ® • Combined ramps and cross-road-bypasses. ® • Construction of the New River Greenway, a component of the Broward County Greenways System. ® • 13 sound barriers providing noise abatement for 21 communities. $ • Implementation of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) / Express Bus Service within the 1-595 ® corridor. ® • Accommodation of a transit envelope within the corridor, currently under development as part of the Central Broward East-West Transit Analysis. ® r•r%oo A Irina rt 2-25 %•%.011 r% Is11v ( ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02 -Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting ® RICHARD GARCIA & ASSOCIATES, INC. ® Completion Project Name and Location Owner Name and Address Date (Actual or Estimated) ® City of Miami-Bird Avenue Study Data City of Miami, CIP Collection Gary Fabrikant 3/15/2009 Bird Avenue from US 1 to Aviation Avenue 444 SW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33130 ® Miami-Dade MPO ® Miami-Dade County MPO-Civic Center Study The Corradino Group Downtown Miami Civic Center Area Joseph M Corradino 6/30/2008 ® 4055 NW 97 Avenue, Miami, FL ® 33178 ® City of Miami Beach ® City of Miami Beach Transportation Element Xavier Falconi, P.E. Transp. Mgr. 11/18/2008 City Wide, Various Major Roadways 1700 Convention Center Drive Miami Beach, FL 33139 FDOT-District 2 Alachua Corsim Traffic Model Simulation I-75/US ® 441 Interchange (Sub to Corradino) 1109 S. Marion Ave Lake City FL 12/06/2007 ® 32025 fa Concurrency Management Traffic Data Village of Palmetto Bay ® Collection (Sub to Corradino) 8950 SW 152nd Street, Palmetto 10/24/2007 Bay, FL 33157 ® Town of Cutler Bay Concurrency Management Traffic Data ® Collection (Sub to Corradino) 10720 Caribbean Blvd 3/26/2007 $ Cutler Bay, FL 33189 Signal Retiming Data Collection (Sub to RS&H) Miami Dade County-PW I 9/20/2006 ® Ft. Lauderdale Airport EIS Traffic Counts FTL Airport I 5/30/2006 Doral MP Analysis &Traffic Counts (50 Counts Completed) City of Doral 5/12/2006 4/10 t' rnoo A in' Kin 2-26 .16.0 n v I I II ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • REQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting ® mot o. (10 ® STAFFING 0 • The following is a matrix of the staff that will be responsible for this project. Mr. ® Mike Ciscar, PE, will be responsible for coordinating all work. ® YEAEMPLOYEE FIRM RESPONSIBILITIES XPERSOF EXPERIENCE ® ® Mike Ciscar, PE The roup Corradino Project Manager,Concept Design, Programming 24 Principal In Charge,Traffic Calming,Agency ® Joseph M.Corradino,AICP The Corradino Principal Condor Planning, Land Use, 19 Group Zoning, Master Plans, Parking,Transportation ® Favio Laverde, PE The Corradino Roadway Design,Traffic Calming Design, 10 ® Group Bidding, Inspections, Permitting ® Carlos Verson, PE The Corradino Roadway Design,Traffic Calming Design, 8 ® Group Bidding, Inspections, Permitting ® Marvin Guillen, El The Corradino Roadway Design,Traffic Calming Design, 23 ® Group Bidding, Inspections, Permitting ® Juan Sotero, PE The Corradino Roadway Design,Traffic Calming Design, 10 ® Group Bidding, Inspections, Permitting ® Alison Townsend,AICP The Corradino Feasibility Studies,Transportation Planning, 22 ® Group Parking,Transit Planning, Corridor Studies Ryan Solis-Rios, PE, PTOE The Corradino I Corridor Studies, Engineering Studies,Cost 11 ® Group Estimates ® Ted Stone The Corradino Group Corridor Studies, Feasibility Studies 39 ® Josh Bodes The Corradino GIS, Data Collection, Inspections 8 ® Group Andrew Davis The Corradino Group Data Collection, Inspections 6 ® Ed Perez, PE The Corradino Group Construction Inspection 26 0 Richard Garcia, PE Richard Garcia& Data Collection 17 ® Associates Richard Garcia& ® Carlos Valentin, BSME Associates Data Collection Analyst 6 0 m CI In A tltwtr% 3-1 $ City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® CitiriAuiNO ® Mike Ciscar, PE Vice President of Engineering and Planning ® Experience �+ ® 2002-Present ® Corradino's Vice President of Engineering and Planning has 24 years of experience in the field of civil and transportation engineering. Mr. ® Ciscar oversees all of Corradino's engineering ® operations in South Florida. Corradino's projects range from water and sewer planning and design to (daeatl°n The University of Florida.Gaines ilk.Florida ® major expressway corridor studies. highway design. B.S.(Cis a Engineering nith Honors/ wS51 and construction assistance. Prior to joining ® Corradino. Mr. Ciscar had a distinguished 16 year Professional Registration career with the Florida Department of Transportation's Registered Professional Engineer.FL:No. ® District Six office and served as the District 0071231 ® Environmental Management Engineer for 5 and Ya. Await years. In his capacity as the Environmental FDOT Sustained Superior Accomplishment ® Management Engineer, he directed the activities of the Award FOOT las'W.Broin Axed.Manager of tlx District Environmental Management Office to ensure rear ® compliance with all FDOT objectives. Departmental ` FDOT Ben G.Wens Award.Leader of the policies, and FHWA requirements. as well as. all Year\ ® federal, state, and local laws and regulations. The ® primary function of the office was to perform Project Development and Environmental (PD&E) studies. This entails performing engineering and ® environmental studies, documenting the studies in the form of engineering reports and environmental documents, and conducting extensive public and inter-governmental ® coordination. Mr. Ciscar was responsible for obtaining all environmental permits and approvals for all of the District's projects. ® Summary of Relevant Experience SR 924 (Gratigny Parkway) West Extension Project Development and Environment Study ® Project Manager. The Miami-Dade Expressway Authority (MDX) is conducting a Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for State Road 924 (SR 924). also known as the ® Gratigny Parkway. from SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway) to the Homestead Extension of the ® Florida's Turnpike (HEFT) in Miami-Dade County. Florida. The objective of the study is to extend the SR 924 corridor from its current western terminus at SR 826 to the HEFT. The ® purpose of this extension is to improve access and meet east-west mobility needs for commuters ® and freight traffic. This improvement will alleviate existing and future local traffic congestion by providing improved access to the integrated expressway network of HEFT. SR 924. 1-75 and SR ® 826. The current lack of access to the expressways in the area and the lack of direct connections within the expressway network have created congested traffic conditions throughout the study ® area. SR 924 is an 8.5-mile east/west highway connecting 1-75 and SR 826 in Hialeah and SR 909 ® (West Dixie Highway) in North Miami. The westernmost five (5) miles (west of NW 32nd Avenue). named the Gratigny Parkway. is a limited access all-electronic toll mad maintained by the MDX. The eastemmost three(3)miles is a surface street called NW 119th Street.also known ® as Gratigny Road. Despite its relatively short length. SR 924 is a major east/west arterial in 1111 o 0 0 0 0 0 e 0 • • o e • • • • •• 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® ©RR/WINO Mike Ciscar,PE(continued) ® northern Miami-Dade County. Project cost:$2.300,000.Construction cost:TBD. Start/Complete: ® 2010/2012 Reference: Ms. Mayra Diaz 305-637-3277 ® FDOT District 4 and 6, 1-95 Express PD&E Study, Project Manager for the preparation of a CE-11 for the implementation of two express lanes in each direction on 1-95 from 1-395 in Miami ® to Broward Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale.The Florida Department of Transportation(FDOT). in cooperation with local transit partners. developed a project to manage congestion and provide ® travel options in South Florida. The project, called 95 Express, was a combined Bus Rapid Transit/Managed Lane project. Existing lane and shoulder widths were slightly reduced so that ® an additional lane can be provided on 1-95 in each direction without expanding the corridor. The ® two existing High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes and two new lanes on Interstate 1-95 were converted to limited access Managed Lanes. The Managed Lanes can be used by 95 Express ® Buses.vanpools and registered car pools for free while other vehicles can use the facility by ® paying a variable toll. The toll rate will vary depending on the time of day so that the Managed ® Lanes can be free flowing—at approximately 50 MPH-at all times. The Managed Lanes provide a reliable option that is there for you when you need it. Project Cost: $1,500.000 Start/Complete ® dates:2007/2008 Reference:Mr. Kenneth Jeffries 305.470.6736 Mr. Richard Young, P.E.954-777-4323 ® FDOT District 6, 1-75 PD&E Study, Project Manager for the preparation of a CE-Il to add ® express lanes and/or general purpose lanes and modify interchanges on 1-75 from SR-826 to the ® Miami-Dade/Broward County line. Project Development and Environment Study for roadway and transit improvements to SR 93/1-75.Proposed improvements include the following elements: ® • The implementation of reversible lanes within the median. Access to and from the reversible lanes may be by either slip-ramps or special-use lane access ramps. with ® access control mechanisms: ® • Development of transitway (BRT)along the roadside of 1-75. The southern terminal station is proposed to be the Palmetto Metrorail Station(PalTran): ® • An Interchange Justification Report(11R)for a new interchange in north Miami-Dade County to be provided at either NW 154 Street or NW 170ih Street: ® • Restrict movement from 1-75 directly to NW 122od Street via SR-826. ® The proposed modifications include the addition of a new ramp movement from 1-75 running parallel to SR-826 but west of the existing southbound roadway overpassing NW 12je°Street and ® merging onto southbound SR-826 prior to NW 1034 Street.They also include a slip ramp from I- 75 to the existing frontage road south of 1-75 to provide access to NW I22ed Street. Project Cost: ID52.500.000 Construction Cost: Est. $5,700.000 Start/Complete Dates: 2007 — Ongoing. Reference: Dat Huynh, PE 305-470-5217(dat.huvnhr dot.state.fl.us) ID FDOT District 6, Krome Avenue South PD&E Study. Public Involvement Manager and Deputy Project Manager for the preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) to ® widen Krome Avenue from two to four lanes in each direction. The FDOT was evaluating roadway and safety improvement alternatives along a 10-mile segment of SR 997/SW 177 ® Avenue (Krome Avenue) from SW 296th Street (Avocado Drive) to SW 136th Street (Howard Drive). The project corridor is located in South Miami-Dade County. Florida Additional ® improvements included drainage systems. bicycle and pedestrian facilities. signage. intersection ® improvements and other enhancements along the roadway. Krome Avenue is part of the Florida Intrastate Highway System (FIHS) and the Strategic Intermodal System (SIS). Project Cost: ® 51.300.000 Start/Complete dates:23302008 Reference: Monica Cejas.P.E 305.470.5217 60 ® . 0000000000 . . . . . . . .,. 2 ® *sr Ut1%F'I#II v 3-3 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting 411) 110 ` CevaDiN0 Mike Ciscar,PE(continued) ®® ® Deputy Project Manager and Public Involvement Functional Manager, FDOT District 4, SR-70 PD&E Study, (2005- 2006). Public Involvement Manager and Deputy Project Manager ® for the preparation of an Categorical Exclusion Type 2.(CE-II)to widen SR-70 from four to six fie lanes in each direction between the Florida Turnpike and 1-95 in St. Lucie County. A Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study was initiated as part of the planning process to ® evaluate roadway and safety improvement alternatives along a I2-mile segment of SR 70 (Okeechobee Road) from the Florida's Turnpike Entrance/Kings Highway to Jenkins Road(CR- 61 ID). The project corridor is located in St. Lucie County. Florida. Project objectives include the following: Improve roadway conditions: increase capacity to mitigate existing traffic congestion and to accommodate future traffic demand: improve drainage by providing the ® necessary stormwater treatment: improve access management: improve bicycle/pedestrian access and continuity: incorporate landscaping and aesthetic treatments: maintain an adequate level of ® service for traffic during construction. ® Project Manager, FDOT, NW 7/9 Connector PD&E Study, City of Fort ® Lauderdale/Broward County,FL,(2002—2004).Served as project manager for the completion of the NW 7/9 Connector PD&E Study for the City of Fort Lauderdale/Broward County/FDOT. ® This project entailed the preparation of an EA/FONSI for the construction of a new four lane arterial connection, which required extensive right-of-way acquisition just north of downtown ® Fort Lauderdale. ® NW 7th and NW 9th Avenues are parallel to each other through the heart of Fort Lauderdale.The linking of these roads into one corridor produced one of the most important corridors in Fort ® Lauderdale and Broward County and a gateway to the Downtown area and adjacent neighborhoods. Multitudes of vehicles travel north/south each year in the area. 1-95 and Andrews ® Avenue currently facilitate this traffic. The connection of these Avenues intended to provide a continuous north/south arterial. Project/Construction costs: $30.000.000 Reference: Mr. Dennis ® Girisgen. PE 954.761.5055 ® Project Manager, FDOT District 6, US-1 Big Coppitt Key PD&E Study, (2002 — 2004). ® Project Manger for the preparation of a CE-II to add a center lane on US-I in Big Coppitt Key. This PD&E study addressed the social and environmental aspects of the project. as well as ® potential utility conflicts. In addition to the further development of the recommendations of the ® Master Plan, this PD&E study focused on the improvements necessary to upgrade/enhance roadway conditions and safety along the corridor, improve intersection operations.provide water ® quality treatment, improve signing and pavement markings. provide bicycle path continuity.and study the possibility of adding a culvert under US-I as requested by Monroe County ® Commissioner Dixie Spehar,and the"Save Our Bays group. ® Project Manager, FDOT District 4, 1-95 PD&E Study,(2005—2007).Project Manager for the ® preparation of a CE-Il to add an additional assignments.Some of the largest projects which Mr.Ciscar was responsible for were the Port of Miami Tunnel DEIS. the US-I SOUTH FEIS and Record-of- Decision. the SR-836 corridor master plan study, the Bird Road EA/FONSI. and North Roosevelt Boulevard. general purpose lane and modify interchanges on a 13-mile section of 1-95 from ® Oakland Park Boulevard to Glades Road 410 41110 ® e0000000 • • o • • • • • • ••• 3 ® moo A mime-% 3-4 V V rl flA✓ 1I'1 V 0 a a a City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting a a Joseph M. Corradino, AICP a President a Experience a 1995-Present 5 The Corradino Group, Inc., Miami: President. Mr. Corradino is , I 5 president of The Corradino Group and heads the company's planning operations in South Florida. In addition to administrative responsibilities, he 1 a works with local and state governments developing policy and strategic :I I. planning efforts, including public invoh•ement, charrettes and � j aworkshops; transportation, traffic and transit studies; as well as t ® comprehensive plans and mobility studies. Mr. Corradino is a Educationskilled transportation/land use planner, and has more than a t'ivanoa Unnarsay,BA(Geovaphy) 5 decade of experience in the field. His specialty is workingwith (1990) Unhwrsay of Cincinnati NIA(Community municipalities, in transportation master plans, urban design Planing)p992) 410 studies, traffic calming, traffic impact analysis, transit planning. Qua6fiasms acomprehensive planning and growth management/concurrency. • nines=Institute of cenifled Mr. Corradino has won six awards from the American Planning Planners No.012032 a Association. He has served as the Chairman of the Village of • Camel]Member.Village of Pinecrest FL a Pinecrest Planning Board. He also serves on the Miami-DadeBoard of Directors Chamber South Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee, • oar ® ▪ Chairman.American Planning (CTAC), the Development Permitting Advisory Committee, Am-nation:Gold Con Section (DPAC), and is the Chairman of the Gold Coast Chapter of the Executive Board(2005.007) ® Chairman_Doral Fitness Council Planning Association and has directed the development (2005-2007) a of Transportation Master/Mobility Plans for municipalities such • Chairman_Planning Board, Pinecrest(222004-2006) ® as Doral, Miami Gardens, Palmetto Bay and Miami Beach. • Miami-Dade MPO,Citizens Transportation Adainiry Canine.(22004-2006) a Vice President-Planning(1995-.Apri12008) • Miami-Dade MPO,Development Permitting Advison'Cammitme aSummary of Experience (2005-2007) Horns and Awards ® Town of Cutler Bay City Engineer / Planner, Cutler Bay, • American Plan=Association Award for Excellence:Mini aFlorida • Beach Mwic al Mobility Study Principal-in-Charge: The Corradino Group acts as City Ammon Plammg Association Award for Excellence:Clearwater Engineer/Planner for the Town of Curler Bay. Immediately after 'One City,One Future's°vtegic a incorporation the firm served as interim planning director, until Plan • American Planning Association the position was permanently filled. The firm continues to serve Award for Onsading ® as staff for a myriad of issues. Tasks include, plans review. Achievement:Alm Road Traffic Calntirg ® zoning, land use, traffic impact review. GIS, and transportationAmeann Planing Association and engineering. This diverse catch all position enables • Award for Outstanding Achievement: • the Town to be flexible. By hiring Corradino, with 200 • Transpmaioncoortrreny professionals, any need that the town had could be serviced Milnement Areas avoiding unnecessary in-house staff redundancy, and resulting in APA Award for OutstandinglmMobility Project PamoBay. ® marked efficiency and effectiveness in developing projects. Traysymaion Maser Plan •Servicesprovided: Urban Planning, Plans Review. Permitting, FlmdationA Redevelopment ® g.- g Association Award:Hint Traffic Impact Analysis,Comprehensive Planning,Transportation \ Tranagwtion Con°rramy M a aiasnnt Areas ® O o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . s o . . . . . ... 1 a ® r%elk in In A nitwt� 3-5 ....vIry ft rt I # IIII v a 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach REQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ©fiRAD'NO Joseph M.Corradino,AICP(continued) $ and Transit Planning. Project Cost: S500,000. Start/Complete Dates: 2006/Ongoing. Reference: Steve Alexander 305.234.4262 ® Palmetto Bay Professional Services, Palmetto Bay,FL Principal in Charge Corradino is to provide the City with the following services: General Urban ® Planning Services to include but not limited to: comprehensive planting, land development aregulation, charrettes; neighborhood plans, and code enforcement regulations. General Traffic Engineering Services to include but not limited to: traffic counts and reports;traffic planning and ® surveys; and comprehensive traffic analysis, safety analysis, parking studies, traffic intrusion ® studies, and neighborhood traffic management. General Architectural and Engineering Services to include but not limited to: building renovations and/or alterations; facility design, and ® specifications; space planning; cost estimating; construction inspection/construction management; landscape design; and park facility master planning. Project Cost: Task Order. ® Start/Complete Dates: 2005/Ongoing. Reference: Meighan Pier 305.259.1234 ® MPO, GPC—Miami General Planning Consultant, Miami-Dade, Florida ® Principal—in-Charge: In this contract The Corradino Group provided a variety of transportation and planning services, on time and within budget for this effort. These included: ® > Data Collection ® > Analysis and Evaluation of Alternatives Level of Service Determination ® : Travel Demand Forecasting • Preparation of Maps, Reports,and Presentations > Public Involvement ® Project/Construction Costs: S400,000/NA. Start/Completion Dates: 2006/2009. Reference: Jesus Guerra ® 305-375-4507 ® FDOT District Six On-Site Planning Support Planning Offices, Miami, FL. ® Principal-in-Charge-Corradino provided on-site support to the District Six Planning Office via the placement of a qualified planner with certification from the American Institute of Certified ® Planners(MC)at the District Six Planning Office. Corradino staff functioned as an extension of FDOT Planning staff as directed to assist with the following tasks: • Growth Management and Land Development Reviews ® > Preparation of Reports and Presentations as required ® > Policy and Legislative Review • Metropolitan Planning Office Administration ® Project cost: S180,000. Start/Complete Dates: 2006/2008. Reference: Aileen Boucle 305-470- 5121 FDOT District 4 Districtwide General Planning Consultant, Systems Planning Support, ® Fort Lauderdale,FL Project Manager- The Corradino Group was selected as part of a team to assist FDOT District ® 4 in providing professional transportation planning services to supplement the FDOT District 4 Systems Planning staff as well as to serve as an extension to the FDOT District 4 Planning and ® Environmental Management Office. The primary tasks included: 40 o o o o o o o o o o • o o • • • • • •• 2 ® vvf1�fA-+vii��v 3-6 a City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® ` iiRAQiNO 0 Favio A. Laverde, PE $ Engineering Division Manager ® Experience 2001-Present ® The Corradino Group,Inc.: Engineering Division Manager. Mr. • ® Laverde's responsibilities include the design and production management of roadway plans for a number of FDOT projects,as - 0 well as Miami-Dade County and other municipalities. His experience O consists of roadway design, maintenance of traffic,signing and — =�' pavement markings,signalization,and drainage design. // ® He is also experienced in the design of sanitary sewer education ® systems and water distribution systems. Some of the Florida Intonational University.Miami.FL projects that Mr. Laverde has been involved with are: B.s.c.E.to/Honors)(2oop Florida International University, `® M.S.C.E.(2-003) FDOT District 6—RRR Project. SR 973(87th Ave.) ® from \Vest Flagler Street to NW 12th Street: Project Professional Affiliations Ameriam Society ofCivil Engineers ® Manager. Mr. Laverde currently supervises the design of Ton Bei Pi-National Engineering Honor the roadway and signalization improvements for the 87th Bodey ® Ave. corridor including, but not limited to,milling and Honorary and FraternalAraaatiora Cum Laude ® resurfacing, improvement of pavement markings, Jose vita Scholarship Award signalization design, and upgrading sidewalks and curb ® ramps to comply with ADA standards. Professional aegsiratrnns Cnil Engineer. 0 FDOT District 6—RRR Project. SR A1A (5th Street) Professional Engineer: Florida.No.63546 from West Avenue to Collins Avenue: Project Manager. Mr. Laverde currently supervises the design of the Advanced Work Zane Traffic Control ® Training roadway improvements for this corridor that includes 61 milling and resurfacing improvement of pavement markings, installation of count-down pedestrian signals ® and upgrading sidewalks and curb ramps to comply with ADA standards. ® FDOT District 6—SR 5(Big Coppit Key)from Shark Channel Bridge to Old Boca ® Channel Bridge. Project Manager. Mr. Laverde currently supervises the design of the ® roadway improvements for this corridor including,but not limited to,widening of the roadway in order to accommodate bicycle lanes,milling and resurfacing improvement of 5 pavement markings, and installation of an emergency signal. ® FDOT District 6—Constroctability Review. ® Mr. Laverde was responsible for reviewing construction documents for District 6 Construction. His duties included performing field reviews and assessing existing conditions to insure that the proposed improvements depicted in the plans were ® constructible. He also reviewed plans and other contract documents for errors and omissions in accordance with FDOT Standards and Specifications.Other responsibilities ® included verifying plan quantity items in the Final Computation Book and preparing ® Construction Schedules to estimate the number of work days for each particular job. (1 • • • • • • 1 0 0 ynfl oon^vII.11V 3-7 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® Girt RAD ANO Favio A.Laverde,PE(continued) Hialeah Miscellaneous Roadway Reconstruction Projects: As a design engineer, Mr. Laverde was responsible for assisting in the design;plans ® preparation and drainage report computations for the following City of Hialeah Roadway reconstruction projects: ® • East 26th Street from East 8th Avenue to East 10th Avenue • East 27th Street from East 8th Avenue to East 10th Avenue • East 28th Street from East 8th Avenue to East 10th Avenue • East 29th Street from East 8th Avenue to East 10th Avenue ® • East 30th Street from East 8th Avenue to East 10th Avenue ® • East 31st Street from East 8th Avenue to East 10th Avenue • East 33rd Street from East 8th Avenue to East 10th Avenue • West 27th Street from West 3rd Court to Palm.Avenue ® • West 28th Street from West 3rd Avenue to Palm Avenue • West 29th Street from West 3rd Court to Palm Avenue 410 • West 30th Street from West 4th Avenue to Palm Avenue • West 31st Street from West 4th Avenue to Palm Avenue ® FDOT District 6—SR 826/SW 8th Street Interchange Reconstruction. Design ® Engineer. Mr. Laverde was responsible for assisting in the design and plans preparation ® of the signing and pavement marking plans, as well as the drainage plans. ® University of Miami,Coral Gables, FL. Facilities Building Sanitary Sewer Connection. Mr. Laverde was responsible for preparing the pump station calculations and assisted in ® the design and development of the plans. He also supervised the construction and ® provided construction assistance. ® University of Miami,Coral Gables, FL. Sanitary Sewer Evaluation. Mr. Laverde was responsible for assisting in identifying sources of infiltration and inflow in order to reduce the amount of stormwater runoff conveyed by the system. He also ® assisted in providing cost effective rehabilitation and repair methods. FEM AJDORM Contracts ® As a design engineer, Mr. Laverde was responsible for assisting in the preparation of the drainage computations,and design packages for more than 45 projects. 0 • • • • o o o o o o o o o • • S • • • • • • •e 2 ® r►INoow3-8 lev. rXrNAvIIev a co City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® �ewDiPiO ® Carlos Verson, PE ® Project Engineer Experience 11/2004-Present 9 The Corradino Group, Inc.. Miami, FL Project Engineer. ® Mr. Verson is a project engineer at Corradino. His duties include 0 assisting project managers with the design,as well as the creation of, ® construction plans and reports for roadway reconstruction projects as �. well as civil projects. In addition,he assists project managers with traffic analysis and reports. His main areas of : l _ ® concentration are drainage design,civil design.plans /-, ® production for roadway and civil projects,and preparation / C00cati0A of signing and pavement markings plans. Furthermore,he Florida International University,Miami, FLB.s.CE.(2004) assists in the post design services as well as responding to Florida International University,Miami,FL RFI's. In addition. Mr. Verson is also responsible for Ms.car±ooamRmernl ® assisting with utility coordination issues and transfer of Affiliations ® utility information to project design files. Additionally,he Member of Chi Epsilon-Civil Ensin Drina performs trafficf}-ianalysis using the HCM+. Synchro- Hater Society Symtrac,and other software which output he later uses Member of the Amens Society of Civil Eaeinecrs ® for the preparation of traffic reports. Member ofthe Association of Cuban Eneineas ® Summary of Relevant Experience `\ City of Key West, Atlantic Boulevard Enhancements from Bertha Street to White -® Street—Monroe County Project Length: 0.55 miles ® The scope of this project consisted of providing a continuous segment of sidewalk along the corridor to enhance pedestrian mobility and to repair / replace existing damaged sections of sidewalk provide pedestrian ramps to comply with ADA standards, minor ® drainage improvements, and upgrading the signing and pavement markings along the corridor. Project Responsibilities: Project Engineer, assisted in the design and development of the roadway plans, drainage plans as well as the signing and pavement marking plans. ® Reference: Janet Muccino—(305)293-9440 FDOT District 6 District-wide Miscellaneous Constructability Review ® Mr. Verson was responsible for providing in-house support performing constructability ® reviews of design plans under development for the District's Construction office. To perform these constructability review, he performed field reviews, check the plans for ® design issues, constructability issues. MOT issues, utility conflicts, harmonization issues, RAN` issues, as wells as check all the notes and method of payment for all work to be performed. Other responsibilities included verifying plan quantity items, special technical provisions, harmonization and construction agreements, and preparing Construction Schedules to estimate the number of work days for each particular project. ® Reference: Mikhail Dubrovsky, P.E..—(305)499-2354 ® a e o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • • • • • •• 1 r•el IM A rl r w I n 3.9 S S 3 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® ``8tcew0iN0 Carlos Verson,PE (continued) SR-973 (N.W. 87th Avenue) from W. Hagler Street to N.W. 12th Street — Miami- Dade County Project Length: 0.86 miles ® FDOT District 6 — FM No. 418090-1-52-01: The scope of this project consisted of f� milling and resurfacing, upgrading existing pedestrian ramps to comply with ADA tlf" standards, widening to provide dual southbound left turn lanes onto the eastbound S.R. ® 836 ramp, widening to extend the northbound left turn lane storage at the intersection of ® N.W. 12th Street, drainage improvements, signalization and lighting improvements, and upgrading the signing and pavement markings along the corridor. ® Project Responsibilities: Project Engineer, assisted in the design and development of the ® signalization plans as well as the signing and pavement marking plans. Reference: Ana T. Arvelo. P.E.. —(305)470-5210 SR-5(Big Coppitt Key) from Rockland Channel Bridge to Old Boca Chica Channel ® —Monroe County Project Length: 1.14 miles FDOT District 6— FM No. 250534-1-52-01: The scope of this project consisted of ® widening for the addition of left turn lanes and the Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail. ® milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement marking improvements, drainage 191 improvements,and the installation of an emergency signal. ® Project Responsibilities: Project Engineer, assisted in the design and development of the ® roadway maintenance of traffic, and signing and pavement marking plans. Reference: Ana T. Arvelo. P.E.. —(305)470-5210 ®® SR AIA(5th Street)from West Avenue to Collins Avenue-Miami-Dade County QT Project Length: 0.60 miles FDOT District 6 — FM No. 414636-1-52-01: The scope of this project consisted on milling and resurfacing, improvements of pavement markings, and upgrading sidewalks and curb ramps to comply with the accessibility standards and requirements set forth in the Americans with Disability Act of 1990(ADA). Project Responsibilities: Project engineer, assisted in the design and development of roadway plans as well as signing and pavement marking plans. ® Reference: Ana T. Arvelo, P.E.. —(305)470-5210 SR 826(Palmetto Expressway)at SW 8th Street Interchange—Miami-Dade County ® Project Length: 0.826 miles FDOT District 6 — FM No. 249649-1-52-01: The scope of ® this project consisted of the complete redesign of this major urban interchange,including reconstruction of the ramps and widening of SR 826 to six lanes in each direction. The ® project also included eight new bridges and a 12-foot noise abatement wall. A complex ® stormwater system was developed which combined infiltration swales and trenches, a stormwater network, ex-filtration trenches, retention basins. and overflows to the existing ® canals within the limits of the projects. Project Responsibilities: Project engineer, assisted in the post design services and ® responding RFFs. Reference: Ali Toghiani. P.E.. —(305)470-5243 ® (Sty of Hialeah Drainage Improvement Projects ® As a project engineer. Mr. Verson assisted the design engineer in various roadway reconstruction and drainage improvement projects for the City of Hialeah. He assisted the . 000000000 . o . . . . , , ... 2 9 ® r^Colo A rlIKItn 3-10 �.vUN. r%/1v1INJv ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting a ® Ctcrif��7iNO Carlos Verson,PE (continued) project engineer to assess current conditions of the project and to generate the construction plans. Furthermore, he assisted in the design of the roadway reconstruction ® and drainage improvements, as well as the upgrades in sidewalks and curb ramps to ® comply with the accessibility standards and requirements set forth in the Americans with Disability Act of 1990(ADA). ® Traffic Operations Analyst Years of Experience—0.5 years(6 months with FDOT D-6) Office Location:FDOT District 6,Miami, Florida Mr. Verson, as a traffic safety analyst performed safety and signalization studies at ® different locations in Miami-Dade County following the District Wide Scope of Services, ® the department standards, and the MUTCD. He reviewed and provided comments on ® safety studies performed by private companies. Other responsibility included providing comments to intersection analysis studies which identified intersection and signalization ® issues. a a Q a ai bi 1, S a ® o 0 o o o o o o 0 0 0 • • o • • • • • •• 3 S ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting Marvin Guillen, El ® Geometric Design Experience 1993-Present P 410 The Corradino Group, Miami, Florida - >� A Mr. Guillen is a Senior Roadway Design Engineer responsible for the emi' ® design and production of transportation engineering projects for the Florida Department of Transportation. Miami-Dade County, and other 4 municipalities throughout South Florida. He possesses an unparalleled expertise in geometric design and is very ® proficient in signing and pavement marking. signalization Education ® and drainage design. University of Miami. Con] Gables. FL: 133. (civil Engmc0)(1937) ® SUMMARY OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Professional Registration Engineer Intern.State of Florida,April 19&4 ® SAY 27th Avenue front Bayshore Dr to US 1 ` ® Miami Dade County Project No. 20040337: The scope of \ ® this project consisted of complete reconstruction of the corridor for the addition of left turn lanes, a roundabout, and bicycle lanes. The project also included a new drainage system,as well as signalization and lighting improvements. �9 Project Responsibilities: Project Engineer responsible for the overall geometry design 4 and development of the roadway plans. ® SR-700(Conners Highway)from Old Conners Highway to Old 700 Alignment ® FDOT District 4 — FM No. 415317-1-52-01: The scope of this project consisted of ® milling and resurfacing, shoulder reconstruction, canal slope rehabilitation, upgrading existing pedestrian ramps to comply with ADA standards, and signing and pavement marking improvements. Project Responsibilities: Project Engineer responsible for the geometric design, typical sections and development of roadway plans. SR-5(Big Coppitt Key)from Rockland Channel Bridge to Old Boca Chita Channel ® FDOT District 6 — FM No. 250534-1-52-01: The scope of this project consisted of ® widening for the addition of left turn lanes and the Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail, milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement marking improvements, drainage ® improvements, and the installation of an emergency signal. Project Responsibilities: Project Engineer responsible for the geometric design, typical sections and development of the roadway, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement ® marking. and signalization plans. ® SR Ala(Indian Creek Drive)from 26th Street to 41"Street—Miami-Dade County ® FDOT District 6 — FM No. 414641-1-52-01: The scope of this project consisted of milling and resurfacing, signing and pavement marking, signalization improvements and ® • • • o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o • • • • • • • • S ® rtnn A num" 3-12 v•..0 UX Lir 1 1 NI lift of S City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting 110 CRRADINO Marvin Guillen,El(continued) ® minor drainage improvements, as well as upgrading pedestrian ramps to comply with ADA standards. Project Responsibilities: Project Engineer responsible for the overall design and 0 development of the roadway, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement marking, and signalization plans. Reference: Ana T. Arvelo. P.E. —(305)470-5210 ® SR-826 Palmetto Expressway and SW 81° Street Interchange FDOT District 6 — FM No. 249649-1-52-01: The scope of this project consisted of the ® complete redesign of this major urban interchange, including reconstruction of the ramps and widening of SR 826 to six lanes in each direction. The project also included eight new bridges and a 12-foot wall to help reduce noise in the area. Controlling factors in this design were the close proximity of the Coral Gables Canal and the Tamiami Canal, and ® the limited available right-of-way for stormwater treatment and disposal. A complex 0 stormwater system was developed which combines infiltration swales and trenches, a stormwater network, exilltration trenches, retention basins, and overflow to the canals ® within the project. ® Project Responsibilities:: Project Engineer responsible for the geometric design, typical sections and development of the roadway, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement ® marking and signalization plans. ® East 4t°Avenue from East 25th Street to East 32nd Street—Miami-Dade County ® City of Hialeah: The scope of this project consisted of complete reconstruction, including new drainage,signing and pavement markings, and lighting. Project Responsibilities: Project Engineer responsible for the overall design and ® development of the contract plans. Reference: Jorge Hernandez—(305)687-2611 a a 411) (10 e e o o o o o o o o s • 0 • s • • s • • • 2 S ® 1noo A num" 3-13 V V t EN IJ 11 \ V 0 0 0 City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting CRRADiltil-O 0 Juan A. Sotero, PE $ Project Engineer ® Experience 2005-Present The Corradino Group.Inc.. Miami,FL: Project Engineer Mfr.Sotero has 9 years experience in the field of Civil Engineering and Roadway Engineering and is a project engineer responsible for assisting in the design and production of roadway plans for a number of FDOT projects,as well as Miami-Dade County and other —7 municipalities.His experience consists of roadway design. /Education signing and pavement markings,signalization and drainage Florida huemational Unkasity.BS. ® design.In addition he assists project managers with pavement Civil Engineering(2001) design reports,typical section packages.and Design Exception FDOT Advanced Maintenance of Traffic and Variation reports. Course(20021 Prole-aianal Regis/abets Experience: Professional Engram-norida-No.613S6 FDOT District 6—RRR Project. SR A1A v (Harding/Abbott Avenue)from Indian Creek Drive to Professional Atfifations South of 75th Street(01/08 to Present) Arnaim society of CM Engineers(ASCE) ® The scope of this project consists of milling and resurfacing. Membershipswidening,ADA upgrades,drainage improvements, Menber of Chi Epsilon-Civil Engineering signalization enhancements,and upgrading the signing and National Honor Society pavement markings along the corridor. Ton au Alpha Enircanewl Fngmeame Project Responsibilities: Mr. Sotero serves as the Project Honorary 0 Engineer responsible for the design and plans development. Reference: PM Ana T. Arvelo.P.E..-(305)470-5210 FDOT District 6—RRR Project. (Coffins AlA Avenue)from iS Street to North of ® Lincoln Road (11/06 to 11/08) Mr Sotero was responsible for the design of the roadway improvements for this corridor that ®® included milling and resurfacing improvement of pavement markings,installation of count- down pedestrian signals and upgrading sidewalks and curb rumps to comply with ADA standards. Reference:PM:Una T.Arvelo. P.E..-(305)470-5210 FDOT District 6—RRR Project. SR 973(87th Ave.)from W. Flagler Street to NW 12th ® Street (10/OS to 11/08) The scope of this project consisted of milling and resurfacing widening ADA upgrades, drainage improvements,signalization and lighting improvements,and upgrading the signing ® and pavement markings along the corridor. Project Responsibilities: Mr. Sotero was responsible for assisting in the design and plans preparation of the signing and pavement marking plans,as well as the drainage plans. Reference:PM.Una T. Arvelo.P.E..-(305)470-5210 Miscellaneous Pushbutton Design Consultant Services(04/06 to 01/07) FDOT District 6—Project Engineer responsible for the design and development of 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 te • i . . . . • •. . 1 ® r•e nn A roper l 3-14 �..% 1% If%PIL/ 1111 City of Sunny Isles Beach REQ No. 12-04-02 -Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting ® 0 ��6fie�wl�itii0 ® Juan Sotem,PE(continued) ® signalization plans for miscellaneous push-button design contracts throughout Miami-Dade County. Prime Consultant:BAD Engineers.Inc. SR-5(US 1)Exclusive Bus Lanes at SW 252nd St.,SW 260th St.and SW 264th St. Intersections(03/06 to 09/06) ® FDOT District 6—FM No.250134-1-32-01: The scope of this project consisted of the signing and pavement marking and signalization design at the above mentioned intersections. ® Project Responsibilities: Project Engineer responsible for the design and plans preparation of ® the signalization and signing and pavement marking plans. Also responsible for providing construction assistance and on-site inspections. Prime Consultant:Al etric Engineering.Inc. ® 2004-2005 ® Gannett Fleming,Inc: Project Engineer Responsible for assisting in the transportation and roadway department on highway design projects,including providing field support,preparing schedules,cost estimates,signing and pavement markings plans,and performing inspections. ® S.R 836 Extension from NW 107th Ave.to MV 137th Ave..Miami-Dade County.Miami- Dade Expressway Authoriq✓Community.4sphalt Corporation Consists of a new 6-lane facility extending westward from the Homestead Extension of the ® Florida Turnpike to NW 137th Ave..improvements to the existing S.R 836 main line,and ® ramps to the east of the S.R 836/N W 107th Ave. interchange.The project includes the construction of new and reconstructed roadways, 10 new bridges,retaining walls,and noise ® abatement walls. Responsibilities include assisting the preparation of signing and pavement marking plans. Sawgrass Expressway Proposal from Coral Ridge to Florida's Turnpike,Broward County, FL Florida's Turnpike Enterprise. ® Responsible for preparing the signing and pavement markings plans of a six-mile widening ® of the Sawgrass Expressway from Coral Ridge Drive to the Florida's Turnpike. Coral Way and SW'72nd Ave..Miami-Dade County,FL FDOT,District 6 ® Responsible for preparing a feasibility study concerning the widening of the median at the intersection of Coral Way and SW 72nd Ave.to provide space for median railroad crossing ® gates for vehicular traffic.The scope of services includes utility coordination,investigating and performing field reviews of existing conditions and preparing an alternatives analysis and a feasibility memorandum for submission to FDOT. Pines Boulevard/Flamingo Road PD&E Study, Broward County,FL FDOT, District 4. ® Responsible for preparing a corridor analysis report.assisting with the development of ® alternative corridor concepts,and performing crash and traffic analyses.The project required a comprehensive analysis and the development of alternatives for improving traffic circulation at the Pines Boulevard/Flamingo Road intersection. US-1 Master Plan, FDOT District 6 O o o o o o o o o o n • • • • • • • • • 2 0 rroo A mime.. 3-15 VV n <1A✓ I I11V O City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ©R/WINO Juan Sotero,PE(continued) ® Responsible for assisting in developing the overall master plan for this 18-mile rural reconstruction project including preparation of base line,profile,cross-sections,and signing ® and pavement markings plans. Challenges include minimization of wetlands'impacts. ® maintaining water quality,high-level bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway and a two-mile causeway over Lake Surprise.The project is highly controversial which includes extensive ® public involvement Nle`5th street PD&E Study,FDOT District 6. Study for the replacement of a 75-year-old bascule bridge in Miami's central urban area. 0 Responsibilities include alternative development and extensive community involvement.The project includes many difficult challenges within a tight urban area and upgrading the ® structure to meet Coast Guard requirements within a Federal channel the Miami River. } West 137th Ave. From Shy'8th St.to Nle' 12th St,Miami-Dade Count_, FL,Miami-Dade ® County Public Works Department Responsible for the quantities and preparation of the computation book of an existing two- ® lane roadway to a six-lane roadway,including the replacement of a bridge over the Tamiami ® Canal. 0 Districtwide Public Transportation Office Consultant,Miami-Dade and Monroe counties, FL, FDOT, District 6 O Task manager for several assignment that include developing traffic control plans for railroad ® crossing rehabilitation projects,fixed-guideway transit safety inspections.Federal Transit ® Administration 5310 vehicle inspections,and airport facility maintenance inspections. ® Powerline Road. Broward County,FL, FDOT District 4 ® Project involved impeding certain through-movements by extending the traffic separator. In addition,project involves adding a u-turn pad to accommodate heavy truck traffic. Prepared ® computation book ® Surveying,National Geographic Institute, Lima, Peru: Project Manager ® Responsible for elevation analysis and data entry. ® Soil Lab Assistant,Cadorey Inspection Inc.. Lima Peru: Assistant Engineer ® Responsible for test analysis and data collection. 0 0 0 0 0A 0 0 O o o o o o o o o o s o s s s • • • • • •• 3 0 ^iv��nrtIAl 3-16 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting ID ID ® Alison Townsend,AICP ® Community/Transportation Planner ® Experience ® 1995-Present The Corradino Group,Inc, Louisville, Ky.: ® Community/Transportation Plarmer. Ms.Townsend has participated ',yy?` ; ® in a wide variety of planning projects including comprehensive plans, 1.ibmat\i( ® corridor studies,environmental assessments and impact statements, 1 site selection studies,and public transportation plans and ® studies. tueation ® Univers,"of lama,Iowa City,Iowa, Nates of Science in Urban Region( ® Ms.Townsend has also worked on various environmental Ptuning(1995) assessments and environmentalimpact statements EIS . University of Iowa,Iowa Cny,Iowa, (EIS). Bachelors of Bushes AdmnisTnion, ® She is currently participating in the Detroit River Finance(1989) ® International Crossing Study EIS/EPE for the Michigan ProfesSrel Affilatiors Ammo=rnstIDEe of Certified Planners Department of Transportation(MDOT),and the Fort (4014199) Lauderdale-Holl Atom Planning Association ywood Fla., International Airport EIS. Keilhdy(]mpta American Pluming ® She has also worked on the Detroit Intermodal Freight Association ® Terminal Feasibility Study and EIS(MDOT);the 1-75, Oakland County,EIS(MDOT);the M-15 EIS,(MDOT); ® and, the Cleveland,Ohio,Transit Center EIS. ® Much of Ms.Townsend's work focuses on public transportation plans. She managed the Battle Creek,Mich.,Transit Planning Study and Calhoun County Coordinated Public ® Transit-Human Service Agency Plan. She also completed four public transit studies for ® GO bg transit in Bowling Green;Ky. For mid-sized transit systems,she participated in 411/ the Almon,Ohio,and Knoxville,Tenn.,Transit Development Plans. In addition,she managed the Indianapolis IndyGo—Indianapolis Public Schools(IPS)Transportation ® Study,a project that resulted in a development of methodology for a pilot test that would allow IPS students to use IndyGo buses as their means of transportation to and from ® school,replacing yellow bus service. ® Ms.Townsend also does a great deal of work in the area of transportation and transit- related surveys. She has managed several Title VI surveys for the Detroit Department of 0 Transportation;conducted an onboard survey for Madison Metro in Wisconsin;provided supervision for the SEMCOG Onboard Survey,Detroit;and,participated in several of the ® surveys associated with the Southeast Florida Regional Transportation Characteristics ® Study. She has also done on/off counts as part of the Indianapolis Transit Survey;the KAT 2010 Action Plan,Knoxville,Tenn;and,the Detroit Department of Transportation ® Passenger Counts. Her survey work extends to database development and analysis. ® o s o 0 0 0 o 0 0 o o • • • • • • S •• 0 ® ^iv1XFrtv1Ik'I 3-1 7 A 4, City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting 4, • CrcrvwuiN© ® Alison Townsend,AICP(continued) ® Her land use and community development projects include the Kalamazoo and Portage, ® Mich.,Comprehensive Plans;the Original Highlands Neighborhood Plan,Louisville, Ky.;the New Albany,Ind., Downtown Plan;the Madison Corridor Redevelopment Plan; ® Covington,Ky.;Redevelopment Plans for the Old City Dump/Moser Tamery,New ® Albany, Ind.;and, the Norfolk Area Louisville, Ky., Master Plan. ® 1995 ® East Central Intergovernmental Association,Dubuque,Iowa: Project Analyst. ® Assisted in the development of a transportation demand model. 1990- 1991 ® Dun& Bradstreet, Dubuque, Iowa: Business Analyst. Ms.Townsend prepared business information reports. Her job duties included collection, analysis and presentation of general business and financial data. 4 OO0 0 0 0 O ® e o o o o o o o o o o s • • • • • • • •• 2 0 rnIoin A Inwwin 3-18 e-nLIii ' 0 O ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02—Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting �`VRrWDiNO 0 ® Ryan Solis-Rios, PE, PTOE Project Development Engineer ® Experience 2005-Present The Corradino Group, Inc.: Project Development Engineer. Mr. Solis-Rios' - ® area of expertise is planning and project development. He has worked on ® multiple MPO work orders and has lead the 137th Avenue Corridor Study and the US-1 Reversible Lanes Study. As a former District 2 FDOT project \Tr/ 0 manager. Mr. Solis-Rios has worked and finalized many Planning and Project Development and Environment (PD&E)studies which include® - - - ,'five interchanges on freeway systems,six principal arterial �Ednra5m ® widening projects, and four FIHS/SIS facilities. He brings a Bradley University Peoria B.;BS.(Civil Engineaine)(1998) ® significant perspective by being involved with the initial project development phases and construction management. Professional RegistraCm Reeistered Professional Enemecr Florida No. ® 63345 • Performs Project Development and Environment Studies New Hampshire No.a Vb ® (PD&E). ® • Performs traffic analysis. Responsible for setting number of lanes, typical sections, intersections and interchange layouts for rural and urban roadways. O • Analyzes and develop alignment alternatives for complex highway improvement projects. ® • Selection and analysis of various typical section alternates for proposed facilities. • Responsible for reviewing,producing and evaluating work effort to assure the ® preliminary'engineering and environmental documentation is prepared in accordance to 0meet AASHTO and NEPA standards. • Generates project costs estimates including engineering cost,construction cost,right of ® way cost and maintenance cost. ® • Development of design presentation for public meetings, elected officials and citizens by providing the necessary information to assure the public is sufficiently informed on the ® proposed improveme Project Experience ® FDOT District 4 and 6,1-95 Express PD&E Study Miami Florida ® Project Engineer for the preparation of a CE-II for the implementation of two express lanes in each direction on 1-95 from I-395 in Miami to Broward Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale. The ® Florida Department of Transportation(FDOT), in cooperation with local transit partners, developed a project to manage congestion and provide travel options in South Florida. The I® project,called 95 Express,was a combined Bus Rapid Transit/Managed Lane project. ® Existing lane and shoulder widths were slightly reduced so that an additional lane can be provided on 1-95 in each direction without expanding the corridor. The two existing High ® Occupancy Vehicle(HOV)lanes and two new lanes on Interstate 1-95 were converted to ® limited access Managed Lanes. The Managed Lanes can be used by 95 Express Buses, vanpools and registered car pools for free while other vehicles can use the facility by paying ® a variable toll. The toll rate will van'depending on the time of day so that the Managed Lanes can be free flowing—at approximately 50 MPH -at all times. Project Cost: ® o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i • • • • • • •• ® ^nit n A miwme% 3-19 �.+vFArXflv1II 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02—Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting O ® L�@rcewDi►ii0 Ryan Solis-Rios,PE,HOE(continued) ® S1,500,000 Start/Complete dates: 2007/2008 Reference: Mr. Kenneth Jeffries 305.470.6736 Mr. Richard Young P.E. 954-777-4323 ® FDOT District 6 Interstate 75 Project Development& Environment Study,Miami, FL Project Engineer- Project Development and Environment Study for roadway and transit ® improvements to SR 93/1-75. Proposed improvements include the following elements: ® • The implementation of reversible lanes within the median. .Access to and from the ® reversible lanes may be by either slip-ramps or special-use lane access ramps,with access control mechanisms; ® • Development of transitwav(BRT)along the roadside of 1-75. The southern terminal station is proposed to be the Palmetto Metrorail Station(PalTran); • An Interchange Justification Report(IJR)for a new interchange in north Miami-Dade ® County to be provided at either NW 154 Street or NW 170th Street; • Restrict movement from I-75 directly to NW 122vd Street via SR-826. ® The proposed modifications include the addition of a new ramp movement from 1-75 running ® parallel to SR-826 but west of the existing southbound roadway overpassing NW 122°d Street ® and merging onto southbound SR- 826 prior to NW 103rd Street. They also include a slip ramp from 1-75 to the existing frontage ® road south of I-75 to provide access to NW 122°d Street. Project Cost: 52,500,000 Construction Cost: Est. $5,700,000 Start/Complete Dates: 2007—Ongoing. Reference: Dat Huvnh. PE 305- 470-5217(dat.huvnh@dot.state.fl.us) ® FDOT District 6 SR-997/Krome Avenue Project Development and Environmental Study, Miami, Florida. ® Project Engineer-The study was to address improvements to the existing facility preparation of ® an Environmental Impact Statement(EIS)to widen Krome Avenue from two to four lanes in each direction. The FDOT was evaluating roadway and safety improvement ahematives along a ® 10-mile segment of SR 997/SW 177th Avenue(Krome.Avenue)from SW 296th Street(Avocado Drive)to SW 136th Street(Howard Drive). The project corridor is located in South Miami-Dade ® County. Florida Additional improvements included drainage systems, bicycle and pedestrian ® facilities,signage, intersection improvements and other enhancements along the roadway. Krome Avenue is part of the Florida Intrastate Highway System(FIHS)and the Strategic ® Intermodal System(SIS). Project Cost: 51.300.000 Start/Complete dates: 2004/2008 Reference: ® Monica Cejas, P.E 305.470.5217 ® Other Project Experience: ® • 137th Avenue Corridor Study(Miami-Dade MPO) ® • US-1 Reversible Lanes Study(Miami-Dade MPO). • SR-70(Okeechobee Road)PD&E Study(District 4) ® • 1-75/US 441 (Alachua Interchange)PD&E/IMR Study(District 2) ® 1999-2004 ® Florida Department of Transportation District 2, Lake City, FL.: Project Manager. • Performed Project Development and Environment Studies(PD&E). ® e o 00000000Oo • • S • Sti•• 2 ® ,--est If)to A rlIwIr% 3-20 VV n f1 P-1 LI II \ V 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting CRI-cAD- "NO Ryan Solis-Rios,PE,PTOE(continued) ® • Performed traffic analysis. Was responsible for setting number of lanes,typical sections. ® intersections and interchange layouts for rural and urban roadways. • Analyzed and develop alignment alternatives for complex highway improvements ® projects. • Supervised the selection and analysis of various typical section alternates for proposed 0 facilities. • Was responsible for reviewing and evaluating consultant work effort and FDOT 0 employees to assure the preliminary engineering and environmental documentation is prepared in accordance to meet AASHTO and NEPA standards. O • Generated project costs estimates including engineering cost construction cost right-of- way cost and maintenance cost. ® • Development of design presentation for public meetings, elected officials and citizens ® providing the necessary information to assure the public is sufficiently informed on the proposed improvements. ® • Performed Bridge and Location Hydraulic Reports. Was responsible for calculating ® bridge scour,setting bridge lengths,bridge cross-sections, basin calculations and peak ® flows. 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 A 0 ® a o o o o o o o o o o o o o to • • • • •• 3 0 1-•el la la A fIwir% 3-21 vvI% flflI II A 0 O O City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting 0 e ��FucwDiN0 0 0 O Edward M. (Ted) Stone O Vice President O Experience 0 1973-Present Mr. Stones experience has led to a thorough awareness of the National Environmental 4"� 4) Policy Act of 1969 both from the standpoint of the necessary content of written O documents and agencies' procedures, including state and Metropolitan Planning Organization procedures. . a _ ® Experience with environmental analysis includes work on projects for: ® FHWA FTA 7 ducatian O • FAA . U.S. Air National Guard, Northwestern University.Evanston.III., • HUD • U.S. Postal Service WA-nlisayi 0912) OProfessional Training O Projects have covered: -Bila-way Planning and Facilities Workshop:Nonhwesan Univeraty Highway • Light Rail Traffic Institute(April 1979) "Highway Noise Amlyins Seminar." People Mover • Btlswav, Unianty ofLmissiae(August 1937) O . Bus Maintenance Facilities • Airport AuQualitycAL3Qxc wall ap." Community Development Urban Renewal Projects APCT).Jefferson county.Ry` O (December 1990) "Wahnds Law and Regulation Si O Experience with environmental regulation at the state level has focused Kentucky,"ThCambridge Instt°` on Michigan Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida. Texas and (December 1990) "ISTEAsaninars."Amer.Public Transit ® California Acme.Washington.D.0 (February/April1992) 1nL ,ming Traapmaim Management 4) He is proficient in air quality analysis, including P1\12.5 hotspot sysmutT Nalr.;ue.Tam.n:ovcmna 1993) Oanalysis. He has done extensive TNM2.5 noise analysis for 1-75 in -TrafficNoise Model(1145,11.0)Shan Michigan and led the noise analysis that defined 18 separate noise Course:un rsay or auis le 4) walls. (FNOctoba 1993)Fxu•AlK YTcourse ® "EPE Amlyss and Documentation Process-MOOT and?MCA(Oaaba Mr. Stone has extensive experience ht the analysis of transportation 2001) corridors and Transit Development Plans dealingwith short-and long- "NEPA and the inch=Transportation ® P g- Dedsm Making Process,"INDOT and Orange planning, patronage forecasting. facility needs(including FHu•A(Sepitemba 2002.August 2005.maintenance), route layout and coverage, land use and zoning March 22007.April2009)® "Tramped-ration,station Resew Board 11th considerations, capital and operating costs(using a cost allocation Intentional HOvconramee: Seattle,Wallington(Dacha 27-30. O model),and system statistics. 2002) -Tratspoaatim Conformity Training" O For the University of Louisville and Berea College Master Plan U.S.EPA and FHWA(L1y 2004) "NEPA Categoric Exdusim Training," updates, Mr. Stone was transportation consultant as a member of a IN OT and JIM A(Mardi 2006) Oconsultant analysis group. Various recommendations were made in -MIO\FS Air Quality Modeling."Ft-WA and US EPA(Septarta 2010) O each case regarding traffic circulation on campus and the interplay of -NEPA Refresha Cease:1100T and traffic with heavy pedestrian activity. \ FI MA(March 2011) O O Mr. Stone was involved in downtown circulation studies in Louisville, Detroit, and Los Angeles and other studies which focused on transportation system management (TSM)and transportation demand Omanagement (TDM)techniques to increase transportation capacity and/or reduce demand. O O • • e o 0 0 0 0 0 00 • • • • • • • • •• 1 e 0 O vvnn A flIK�v 3-22 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting e Cheii DiNQ $ Josh A. Bocks ® Transportation Planner/GIS Specialist ® Experience I 2005-Present i eThe Corradino Group, Inc.. Miami: Transportation Planner. Mr. Bocks is has eight years of experience as a planner and has participated in �® multiple projects in a variety of fields of discipline. These projects Iint include traffic modeling. Geographic Information Systems. I 'T. ® access management, comprehensive plans, PD&E and long �i I range planning. His experience also includes working with '/ estrategic planning efforts, public involvement process. Em'oalion Michigan Stine University.Eau Lansing e charrettes and workshops, transportation, traffic and transit as as- 'why l2oO4) studies; as well as comprehensive plans and mobility studies, G.I..Specialization(2004) eimplementing growth management regulations. Re¢strason comprehensive plan reviews for the Department of Member.American Planing Asmciatim eTransportation, assisting with transportation master plans and ing ® preparing graphics, exhibits and maps. He is also skilled in NoTnn CAD Gnal ISD TransCAD GlsDx--200'_ ® GIS and TransCAD software. QuANmd--2oo5 ESRI Programming ArcObjeas using \BA-2-001 e Mr. Bocks performs travel demand forecasting and GIS activities for projects including the Detroit River International ® Crossing EIS/EPE; Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, FL, International Airport; Detroit e Intermodal Freight Terminal Feasibility Study and EIS: and the University of Florida Master Plan. He has performed in-depth analysis on social/cultural issues, noise impacts, ® mitigation, right-of-entry, and many other aspects of planning. His GIS responsibilities have included database management, GPS positioning systems, Script Writing. Automated ® Concurrency Management System Development, FDOT System review reports, generall emapping and spatial analysis, as well as, spatial projection management and creation and Inventory systems such as TriRail way(inding signage. MDS Utilities and FDOT owned ® vacant parcel locations. ® Summary of Relevant Experience Doral Automated Concurrency Management System Doral Florida - 2007/2008 ® Project Manager The Concurrency Management System (CMS) for the City of Doral was ® developed to facilitate the issuance of development orders (building permits)under the requirements of Florida State Statute 163.3202(g) and in accordance with Chapter 9J- e5.055 of the Florida Administrative Code. The CMS ensured that infrastructure needed to ® support development was available concurrently with the impacts of such development. Facilities and services subject to concurrency review were roads and mass transit, sanitary ® sewers, potable water, solid waste, drainage, and parks and recreation. This was all placed ® in a user friendly software program the was tailored to the needs of the City of Doral. Project Cost: 50K over 6 months 0 • • • • a o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o • • • • • • • • • 1 0 ® r►r.ran A Alwin 3-23 V V n UN 6./ I IN V ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting 4110 (Replace Name and Registratio n(s))John Doe,PE(continued) ® City of Doral Transportation Master Plan Doral, Florida- 2009/2010 Project Manager: Develop a new Transportation Master Plan to update the existing plan ® for the City of Doral that was completed in 2005. Utilizing the latest growth management ® techniques, this progressive plan sought to solicit the opinion of the citizens, activists, staff and elected officials as it dealt with the task of protecting the essential character of ® the community, while providing it with a transportation network in which it could grow in a sustainable manner. Numerous types of transportation were looked at including the expansion of the existing trolley. Each element was thoroughly vetted through the ® community, as well as local and state planning officials. Project Cost: 85K over 9 months 0 Coastal Communities Transportation Master Plan Miami Beach, Florida 2006/2007 ® Planner Consultant: The City of Miami Beach, in ajoint effort with its neighboring coastal communities in northeastern Miami-Dade County(City of Aventura, City of Sunny ® Isles Beach, Town of Bal Harbour Village, Town of Bay Harbor Islands. Town of ® Surfside, Town of Golden Beach and City of North Bay Village) is interested in the development of a transportation master plan that assesses the traffic and transportation ® issues on the barrier islands. The goal of this plan is to produce short, mid, and long term multi-modal solutions to transportation issues, on a sub-regional basis. Project Cost: ® $250,000. ® Palmetto Bay Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan Palmetto Bay Florida —2008/2009 Project Manager: Develop a new Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan to allow the use of ® alternatives modes while maintaining safety and strengthening the quality of life for the residents of the Village of Palmetto Bay. Utilizing the latest public involvement techniques. this progressive plan sought to solicit the opinion of the citizens, activists, ® staff and elected officials as it dealt with the task of protecting the essential character of the community, while providing it with a transportation network in which it could grow in ® a sustainable manner and allow for bicycle paths and more sidewalks. Each element was thoroughly vetted through the community, as well as local and state planning officials. ® Project Cost: 50K over 6 months. Miami-Dade County Safe Routes to School Miami-Dade County, FL- 2009/2010 `! GIS and Mapping Specialist - In this contract The Corradino Group provided a variety ® of transportation planning services, on time and within budget. These included: Mapping; Data Collection; Analysis and ® Evaluation of Alternatives; Preparation of Maps. ® Reports. and Presentations and Public Involvement March 2004-January 2005 ® Michigan Department of Transportation, Lansing, MI: Statewide Travel Analysis Section. Duties included GIS, geocoding, and other related work with statewide and urban ® travel models and data entry. Project member of the Michigan Travel Counts Project. Was ® an integral part of the award-winning City Pairs project that helped identify the levels of connectedness amongst Michigan's 38 major urban areas. 0 ® o o o o o o o o • o 0 o s o • • •• • 2 ® %af I-%A NJ e v 3-24 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RR) No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting ® ©RADINO ® Andrew Davis ® Planning Technician ® Experience ® 2006-Present The Corradino Group,Inc..Miami FL:Planning Technician. Mr. ® Davis is a Planning Technician for Corradino's South Florida Planning t Group.Primary responsibilities include research and support in the ® following areas:GIS and database support assistance with identification of municipal&county land use/zoning codes.property ® ownership,countywide development patterns,local and ijFdmcon� regional urban and transportation planning issues.Mr. Davis Florida international University.Miami.FL has attended the FDOT Livable Communities Workshop and 12004Presvu> ® attends scheduled public meetings conducted by the Miami- Professional Affiliations ® Member.Amaican Society of Civil Dade MPO,Miami-Dade Public Works and FDOT Public Engineers Member.American Planing Assodiim Workshops.\Ir.Davis is experienced with Microsoft Word, Excel,PowerPoint AutoCAD.and GIS. O Project Experience Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Environment Impact Statement Data collection, research of City and County records. Identification of Airport Tenant ® Relocation issues. Identification of surrounding right-of-way impacts in relation to the • realignment of Griffin Road and CSX Rail Road Coordination and identification of procedural issues associated with potential land swap andfor donation for required right-of-way between ® FDOT D-4, Fort Lauderdale Public Worfs, CSX Rail Road and Fort Lauderdale Airport. ® Identification of South Florida airport tenant lease rates for possible relocation opportunities. tio FDOT D-6 Red Road Acquisition Parcels/Planning Analysis ® Data collection,field inspection,research of City and County records. Identification of property ® ownership, land use and zoning issues. Identification of local and regional planning issues. Identification of concurrency issues. 0 ® The City of Miami Garden Transportation Concurrency Management Area Input of Traffic Analysis data into excel spreadsheets and design of TCMA Maps. ® The City of Hialeah Annexation Area Transportation Element Analysis of transportation data within the annexation area and interpreting the data into ® spreadsheets and GIS neaps. ® e o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • • • • • ••• 411, r►�nn A miwm� 3-25 vr1r1rilkvIIvv O ID ® City of Sunny Isles Beach - RFQ No. 12-04-02 -Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting i ©R ADN Andrew Davis(continued) ® The Town of Cutler Bay Transportation Vaster plan ® Analysis of transportation data within the towns" limits and interpreting the data into spreadsheets and GLS maps. Obtaining data that pertain to the town of Cutler Bay from ® different government agencies and inserting the data into the report. ® The Cit of Miami Beach Transportation Element Analysis of transportation data within the cities limits and interpreting the data into ® spreadsheets and GIS maps. Obtaining data that pertain to the city from different government ® agencies and inserting the data into the report. Interpreting the cities budget in order to insert recommended projects into the cities future budget years. ® The City of Doral Transportation Master plan ® Analysis of transportation data within the cities limits and interpreting the data into ® spreadsheets and GIS maps. Obtaining data that pertain to the city from different government agencies and inserting the data into the report. S 0 0 S 0 o o o o o o o o o o o • • • • • • ••• 2 0 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02 -Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® CruiADiltiio ® Eduardo "Ed" Perez de Morales, PE • Senior Vice President of CEI Services ® Experience 2000—Present: Senior Vice President/The Corradino Group, Inc., ® In charge of budgeting scheduling manpower assignment, marketing ® and quality control for Corradin&s Florida divisions. Corradino is a multidiscipline firm in Transportation Design. Planning Traffic i • * .� ® Engineering. Water/Wastewater Design, Construction Administration, ® and Architecture. The Engineering Division is in charge of the design _ of roadway and transportation projects, water/sewer ® infrastructure and site/civil design jobs. The Construction / ® Division performs project management duties. / construction inspection, and performs constructability and (EducationBS.Civil Engineering University of et biddability reviews. Mr. Perez de Morales has stressed Florida and modified the quality control process for Corradino and is working to establish processes and procedures for Registrations ® improving management strategies on all Corradino's Professional Engineer,Florida No. projects. 36146 2008-Present Ceti Hirai ions/training The Corradino Group, Inc.: Oversight Preconstruction CIQP#P62320056 ® and CEI(P3) 1-595 from 1-75 to I-95 in Broward County. • QC Manager ® Ed Perez is Senior Vice President and head of Corradino's • MOT Advanced ® Construction Engineering and Inspection Division. Mr. \ Construction Academy Perers recent experience includes serving as the Resident • ® Engineer for the 1-95 Mobility 2000 project in Palm Beach County. He was responsible for managing eight construction projects with a value of S400M. While working on the 1- 95 Mobility 200 Projects, Ed Perez developed processes to control time and cost and ensure all contract administration is performed according to the guidelines established by the Department. Most recently. Ed Perez and The Corradino team began work as the ® Oversight CEI on the first ever Public Private Partnership Project in the state of Florida ® the 1-595 Express. Prior to joining Corradino in 1999. Mr. Perez was the head of construction engineering for District IV of the Florida Department of Transportation. ® where he was responsible for the management of the construction Work Program for that District that averaged S200-5250 million dollars per year in construction contracts. ® 6/2008-Present: Oversight Preconstntction and CEI(P3)I-595 from 1-75 to I-95 in Broward County Reference:Paul Lumpier•. PE. 954-845-9550 ® 2002-6/2008: Resident Engineer,FUOT D4, 1-95 Mobility 2000 ® Responsible for the management of nine construction projects with a construction cost in ® excess of S 390M dollar. Developed processes to minimize time and cost overruns, obtain a quality product and ensure all contract administration is performed according to ® the guidelines established by the Department. O 0 • • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o • • • • • •• 1 0 ® V %ENP1Li1I :V 3-27 i City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting 411) •• CriRADiN0 Ed Perez de Morales,PE(continued) ® Mobility 2000, Pre—Engineering Services, 1-95 HOV Palm Beach County— Responsible for the pre—construction activities on several 1-95 HOV projects. developed ® special provisions for all the projects including I-95 Regional DRBs, no—excuse bonus, limitation of operations, and others. Made recommendations and implemented project ® limits changes to ensure proper transition between projects. Coordinate all constructabilities and biddability reviews performed. S 1996-1999: FDOT District 6 Construction Engineer Responsible for the management of the construction work program for the District. The ® District Construction Department consisted of approximately 100 employees with a ® salary allocation in excess of S5 million and an operating budget of S250 thousand per year. The construction contracts averaged S200-5250 million per year. ® Mr. Perez de Morales's duties and responsibilities included overall contract administration on the District work program, including progress and final payment to ® consultant and contractors_ review, negotiation and approval of requests for change orders; and claim analysis on settlement of disputed issues. Monitoring cost and time on ® all contracts to ensure that cost/time overruns remained within state target. ® Making recommendations to the District Director of Production on the most effective ® method of contracting (i.e. Cost and Time, Lane Rental, Incentive/Dis—Incentive). Recommendations were based on project location and type of contract. (i.e. ® Reconstruction, milling and resurfacing).Providing liaison with other governmental ® agencies and local municipalities in the coordination of joint project agreements. Coordinating interdistrict activities with all operations (Traffic Operations. Maintenance) ® and production (Design. Right—of--Way. Utilities) functions through the applicable ® Department heads. 1986-1996: Assistant District Construction Engineer, FDOT District 4 Responsible for providing support to the District Construction Engineer for the management of the Construction Program. Serve as a reviewer to all claims, time ® extensions,and interpretation of specifications. ® Responsible for the supervision of all Consultant Construction Engineer Inspection(CEI) ® contracts within the District. The scope of responsibilities included over 10 Consultant ® Agreements with fees of approximately $15 million and 14 construction contracts in excess of$100 million. ® 1984-1986: Assistant Resident Engineer, FDOT District 4 ® Responsible for the supervision of all construction projects in Broward County. The ® scope of responsibility included the supervision of 18 project engineers and approximately 30 construction contracts in excess of$175 million. Functions performed ® included negotiation of all changes, time extensions/ claim analysis of all contracts, and epersonnel assignments. 0 ® . . . 0000000000 . o . . . , . . ., 2 0 moo AMillar% 3 28 �. EN L I I •I v I-% r 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting 0 \�@rc'w►DiNO Ed Perez de Morales,PE(continued) PERSONAL AWARDS ® Superior Achievement Award-1999 This award is granted by the Florida Department of Transportation to the employee whose perfonnance has clearly assisted the Department in attaining its goal and fulfilling ® mission to the State. Ben G. Watts Award-1998 This award is presented to employees who clearly demonstrate ethical leadership. ® integrity and pride while attaining the Department of Transportation's goals and objectives and whose leadership reflects hard work,honesty, loyalty, and teamwork. References I it Jose Abreu, PE, Airport Aviation Director ® Miami International Airport 305-876-7077 ® Gus Pego, PE FDOT District 6 Secretary 0 305-470-5100 ® James A. Wolfe. PE ® FDOT District 4 Secretary 954-486-1400 0 0 0 00 0 ® o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 0 • • • • •• 3 0 ® ►nran A rum" 3-29 vvnn, LII IIIv O O ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting 0 0 ® RICHARD GARCIA&ASSOCIATES, INC. RGA 0 RICHARD GARCIA. M.Sc.. P.E. 0EDUCATION: Master of Science in Civil Engineering 746 40 Florida International University, 1997 I t � �, 9 Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering University of Miami, 1995 ® Associate in Arts Degree 0 Miami Dade Community College, 1993 ® REGISTRATION: Florida Board of Professional Engineers P.E.No.54886 ® EXPERIENCE: ® 2003-Present Richard Gerdy&Associates.Inc. City of Miami Evaluation and Assessment Report(EAR)Client: PresidentLilia Medina(305)416-1080 ® This project consisted of the 2025 Level of Service determination for Dutrirtw-ide Traffic Operation Studies.\liami.Fl. 162 links throughout the City of Miami's roadways. Using FSUThIS 5 Client:FDOT D-6.Khalil Maarouf outputs AADT estimates, Peak Hour Volumes.Roadway Capacities, Although this project included the study of traffic operational Transit Volumes and Capacity were calailmed. These calculations ® deficiencies and high crash rates(i.e. Safety Ratio exceeding 1.0), formed the basis for the Person-Trip Analysis in addition to traditional RGA was the Data Collection Sub-Consultant to RS&H. Traffic roadway LOS analyses. Lastly, a comparison was performed of the ® data collection such as ATR (Automatic Traffic Recorders) and two methods with statistical analysis of the results. ® ThIC (Turning Movement Counts) were performed as well as Intersection Delay Studies. Plantation Key Weigh Station Relocation Planning Study.Fl. ® DClient:FDOT D-6. Suzie Ladouceur(305)377-5894District*ide Data Collection Services,Miami. This project consisted of ATR, ThIC and Vehicle Classification ® Client:FDOT 0-6,Ernesto Polo(305)377-5893 Traffic Counts. Traffic growth trends analysis was performed and As asub-consultant to URS. RGA collected bi-directional 72-hour utilized along with seasonal factors to determine 2015 and 2025 traffic machine counts at the permanent count station. Additionally,vehicle volumes. Spm and segment traffic safetyanalysis was performed classifications were performed for 72-hours. These counts were from the FDOT Crash Analysis Repeating System(CARS)database. e done on various FREEWAYS including SR-836 and 1-95. RGA This data was reported in Crash Summary, Statistics. Histograms, coordinated a"Rolling MOT with the FHP to ensure worker and Safety Ratio and Confidence Levels for the most recent available five 0 motorist safety while obtaining reliable counts. (5)yean. ® Traffic Operations Studies-FDOT District t'.n. Krome Ave PD&E-District VI.FL Client:FOOT D-4,Teresa Martin(957)777-4623 Client: Monica Din ® This project included typical traffic studies to address operational de and safetyThis project included MODELING the 10 mile corridor of deficiencies. Of special interestm this profit is use of Krome Avenue (SW 177th Avenue). The existing and future ® aerial photograph and videotaping of the location during peak year traffic operations analysis was modeled using periods. This service is provided on VHS tape to the Department for sophisticated Synchro-SimTraffic Micro-Simulation Modeling. ® a permanent record of the operating and safety conditions during the T study' period. The Department can then use this media to he corridor included approximately 50 intersections. Theanalysis included AM/PM peak period with a 2010, 2020 and demonstrate to the public existing conditions for which the decision 2030 build-out horizon. Additionally, three (3) denim ID was based on. alternatives were evaluated and compared. The Traffic ID Palmetto Bay Mobility Master Plan.Village of Palmetto Bay.Fl. Modeling was superimposed onto Aerial Photograph. Client:Ran E.Williams(305)259-1234 ® This project consisted of extensive traffic data collection throughout 1998-1007 Worlds Deportment of Transportation Miami ft 4) the village. Automatic Traffic Recorders (AIR) were utilized to Traffic Operations Engineer collectTurningMovement72-hour volume counts. Count (TMC) Alton Road Traffic Calming-District VI.FL ® boards were utilized to collect peak hour turning movements at This projec consisted of implementing Traffic Calming elements several locations. Data collection was compared with Portable allowed by Chapter 21 - Transportation Design for Livable ® Traffic Monitoring Sites(PTMS)and Telementry Traffic Monitoring Communities. As a memberof the Ste ng Committee. Sita ThThh1 (TI$). FSUIS model outputs were adjusted with 0CF, responsibilities were to guide the study and Consultant to meet the 4) K.D,and T factors to determine various LOS analyses. Lastly, a Department's Standards and requirements. Consensus was met and Sy'nchro/SimTraffic micro-simulation modeling was performed for recommendations ware incorporated into the ongoing roadway design 0 existing and future year conditions at"hot-spot-locations. Proles 0 0 ® rill n A InIwIt % 3-30 ...vr% Il-%AvII' 0 0 0 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering &Transportation Consulting 0 0 A® RICHARD GARCIA&ASSOCIATES, INC. u U 0 ® Carlos X. Valentin, B.S.M.E. O EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering O Florida International University,2006 ® EXPERIENCE: April 2007—Present Richard Garcia&Associates,Inc Miami-Dade Children Courthouse MUSP.Miami FL O Traffic Engineering Analyst Client: EAC Consulting,Inc..Gregory Mendez P.E. ® This project was performed consistent with the Major NW 138th Street Traffic Signal Design.Hialeah FL Use Special Permit(MUSP)requirements of the City of Client:City of Hialeah Miami. Traffic counts were collected throughout the This project consisted of designing three traffic signals at most impacted roadways by the subject project. The ® the inttions of NW 138 a Street/NA' a Avenue. traffic data was utilized to perform a capacity level of ersecAvenue 97 NW De Sveet/NW 1030° and NW 138th service analysis. Pedestrian accessibility was identified ® Street/NW 10T° Avenue in the City of Hialeah. These utilizing an aerial survey and on-street metered parking traffic signal designs are components of the widening was redefined to accommodate proposed driveways. ® project of the NW 1386 Street corridor. After several Lastly. this project met all the traffic requirements and e modifications,the traffic signal plans were approved by was found to be sufficient. the Miami-Dade County Public Work Department. West Sunset Square Parking Study.Miami FL 0 Manuel C. Barreiro Elementary (W-I) School Zone Client:Woolbright Development.Inc..Donald Stiller ® Flashing Beacon Plan.Miami-Dade FL This project consisted of determining the site vehicular Client: Miami-Dade County Public Schools parking demand based on the mixed land uses. The Peak ® This project consisted of designing a school zone Parking Demand was determined using.the Miami-Dade Flashing beacon for an elementary school. The design County Parking Data ITE Parking Generation Data and ® included mast arm locations, signs. flashers, controller. previous Parking Data performed by our firm. Further. pavement markings, using the existing topographic the Maximum Parking Demand was accumulated to ® information. Moreover, this plan was approved by the obtain a site aggregated Peak Parking Demand on an Miami-Dade County Public Works. Lastly. this design hour-bv-hour basis using the Factorsprovided by the ® was constructed and currently working efficiently. Urban Land Institute(ULI). O 800 Brickell MOT.Miami FL Academir Charter School West.Miami FL Client: Academir Pre School Learning Center. Inc., ® Client:Architectural Alliance,Brian Kitchens Rolando Mir ® This project consisted of designing a Traffic Control Plan (TCP) for 800 BrickellAvenue. The plan was The tasks included calculation of site vehicular traffic by dsca determining Trip Generation. Trip Distribution and 4) designed utilizing the Landscape Plan sheets provided by Traffic Assignment. The Trip Generation was the Client and Florida Department of Transportation determined using the County adopted surrogate school 4) (FOOT)Desig.t Standards. The TCP depicted sign type method. Additionally. On-Site queuing for the arrival and location in addition to barricade type and placement. and dismissal times was determined using_ the Miami- ® Lastly. this plan was approved by the Florida Dade Countyadopted Accumulation Assessment Department of Transportation(District 6). Method. Site plan modifications were recommended and ® Stage II—Traffic Calming Study.Miami-Dade FL implemented based on our findings. ® Client: Liberty Investments,Inc.,Doug Young The tasks included traffic data collection and evaluation Doral Transportation Master Plan—2009 Update ® of the Miami-Dade County Traffic Flow Modification Client:The Corradino Croup,Inc—Joseph Corradino ® /Street Closure — Stage 2 Procedure. Further. Arterial This project consisted of collecting traffic data at several Level of Service(LOS)was determined for the existing locations within the City of Doral. Data collection conditions for the links described in the data collection. included 48-hour Automatic Traffic Recorders(ATR)at t'l Lastly. appropriate traffic calming measures were 60 locations and Turning Movement Counts (TMC) for 0 evaluated for there benefits.treatments.applicability and 20 intersections during the AM and PM peak hour. location. Lastly.these traffic counts will serve as the basis for any ® further capacity or operational analysis. 0 0 0 0 r►nora A in1ktes 3-31 V V IA n A IJ 1 1 \ V ® City of Sunny Isles Beach REQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting • • ti�Mwi, ® ( ® zr • APPROACH /METHODOLOGY The Corradino Team has worked with many work order-based contracts and has ® developed a flexible methodology for how to deal with them. Upon selection, it is anticipated that the City will have varied needs, most of which will conform to ® the services listed in the RFQ. The City will develop a scope of services for an individual project and ask its selected consultants to propose on it. Corradino ® will develop and'submit a proposal to accomplish the scope of services. This will include a detailed methodology, a time frame with milestones and a completion date, and a task-by-task cost. Upon selection, and a written notice ® to proceed, Corradino will immediately begin work. Joseph M. Corradino, AICP ® will be the main contact on every effort. He will organize technical staff, meet with the City's Project Manager, make presentations, submit monthly project ® reports and invoices, and oversee final reporting. As Project Manager, Mike Ciscar, PE will manage the technical work for each effort. Frequent and open ® communication between Corradino and the City ,will assure that issues are addressed with immediacy. The approved budget,,and time frame will be ® adhered to each and every time. Corradino provides its clients with the highest ® quality product, on time and within budget. ® The Corradino Team understands Traffic . Engineering and Transportation Planning projects, and applying them in general services contracts. The team ® has done so for more than 41 years for municipalities across the nation. An ® underpinning of just about all traffic and transportation is an understanding of ® each specific issue that the City wants. The development of scopes of service ® to adequately study each issue becomes critical in addressing concerns with ® sufficient detail. High quality data is integral to each analysis. Corradino strives to set each project up with these solid foundations so that the City's goals may be achieved. 00 r►noo rum"r " 4-1 V V fl l%A I I I o V 0 0 S '®0 City of Sunny Isles Beach • RR) No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® TRAFFIC STUDIES 0 Corradino has performed traffic studies for decades, evaluating single intersections, multi-modal transportation systems, development applications and ® traffic calming. Corradino has worked with traffic at every level of government ® from the smallest municipalities to federally funded international efforts. When looking at these efforts it is important to gain a perspective on how the ® stakeholders view the future. Stakeholders include private property owners, ® local governments and various transportation and infrastructure agencies. Data ® and analysis is critical in the development of these studies. It is important to look ® at projected impacts of development in future year horizons. The net result of ® these studies should be a list'of prioritized actionable efforts, each well defined ® as to timing, cost to plan, design, and construct, as well as responsible agencies • and phasing requirements. If a traffic study results in the need for new infrastructure then these projects move toward a design phase. S The Corradino Team's roadway design experience is prolific. Corradino has successfully completed roadway design projects for cites in Miami-Dade County ® and across the nation for more than 40 years. The firm provides highway design ® in three functional areas: project development, functional plans, and functional construction drawings. The firm's extensive experience in highway design ranges from complex interchange, configuration development, and,design to local streetscape projects. Corradino staff expertly handles projects' where issues of ® constrained right-of-way,and permit issuance presenf.major challenges. For the ® City of Hialeah, Corradino worked with the reconstruction and streetscape of ® West 8th Avenue from West 51st Place to West 83rd Street. The project includes 0 total reconstruction, including roadway lanes, parking lanes, new drainage CO system, signing and pavement markings, lighting and landscape. Drainage ® reconstruction consisted of installation of exfiltration trenches to meet PARA's ® (DERM's) water quality of flood protection criteria. The project was permitted CO with the Department of Environmental Management. This is typical of most 0 roadway design projects. 0 ® TRAFFIC CALMING STUDIES ® Corradino has worked on a myriad of traffic calming projects across the county. ® Disciplines needed to perform these services include Data Collection, Traffic ® Engineering, Level of Service Analysis, Public Involvement, and Government ® r►" o Ikt oA r I % 4-2 �.%J f n I-0 I I II a 0 0 City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® Relations. As a problem is identified, Corradino evaluates the problem area to determine if traffic volumes or speeds exceed county livability standards. Often, ® areas must be looked at in the broad perspective because traffic problems are ® frequently caused by a problem down-stream from the area. Once livability ® issues are established, the appropriate devices are selected to remedy the ® situation. Traffic-calming devices come in many varieties. Selecting the ® appropriate device is crucial because misplaced infrastructure can often ® exacerbate the problem. It is also important to work with the neighbors to ® assure that they are comfortable with the selected device. Upon approval from ® the city administration and neighbors, Corradino seeks concurrence from Miami- ® Dade County, who seeks to maintain control over all but the most local streets. Corradino has done analysis and designs for these projects in Palmetto Bay, ® Doral, Cutler Bay, Hialeah, Miami, and others. The ability to communicate the costs and benefits to the community is critical in attaining consensus on these efforts. Corradino's experience has shown that, while most traffic calming is controversial to :begin with, the surrounding community and neighbors are happy with the results often within 90 days after implementation. • PARKING STUDIES Corradino has worked with parking for many of its municipalities. Recently, the ® firm completed a parking generation forecast for the feasibility of a municipal parking garage and transit-transfer center in Palmetto Bay. For Miami Beach we ® performed the Intermodal Feasibility Study, where we examined the location, cost and parking gene?ation of a municipal intermodal center. Also for Miami ® Beach, Corradino performed one of the largest parking studies in the region, ® inventorying and analyzing all public parking in the city. This was a monumental ® data collection and analysis effort. Corradino performed manual occupancy ® counts at least three times per day during the week and weekend for every ® public parking space (on street and off street), and then worked to develop ® parking policy for this critical infrastructure. Corradino has designed parking as ® well as estimated the cost to develop facilities. 0 0 0 0 moo A r% " 4-3 0 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 12-04-02 -Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting • • O'4VNNft'. ® V e 245 ® Or•O` REFERENCES The following section contains the Corradino Team's public sector clients' ® references of current and past customers, within the past five (5) years, of similar scope and size. 0 S • 40 • ® . 0 A 0 Q 0 r►rtoo A r�I .!� 5-1 VVf1 Ft A✓ 11 ! V S City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02 -Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ®' S Francisco Gon:ak: April 24, 2012 Tnn•portation Engineer To whom it may concern, ® The Corradino Group has successfully completed major projects, tasks and assignments for the City of floral. These projects include hut are not limited to ® the development of our Transportation Master Plan, Traffic Concurrency Evaluations for new developments, and Pilot Study for a Municipal Transit System ® as well as various Traffic and Transportation related studies citywide. ® I have found them to he thoughtful and diligent in their approach to their projects. They always take the time to perform quality community outreach to build ® consensus on the projects. They work very well with staff, and are flexible with regard to the inevitable twists and turns that scopes of services can make. I have ® enjoyed working with Corradino and would highly recommend them for your city. ® If you should require further information, regarding specific projects completed by The Corradino Group, please feel free to contact the City of Moral Public Work ® Department at(305)593-6740. 0 Sincerely, ® Prancisv 'ia male: NISCH Public Works Tran portation Engineer a ® 5300 Northwest 53rd Street,Suite 100 • Doral,Florida 33166 • (303)59DORAL(593.6725) • Fu:(305)4066720 wwwcitwoidoral.com Q 0 0 vvEflfLJII111 5-2 Q 0 City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting ® Palmetto Bay ® VILLAGE OF PALMETTO BAY April 23.2012 ® The Corradino Group 4055 NW 97th Avenue ® Miami.FL 33178 ® RE: Letter of Reference ® To whom it may concern: The Corradino Group has been one of the Village of Palmetto Bay's primary engineering consultants since 2003. Throughout the tenure of their continuing engineering services contract with the Village.The Corradino Group has consistently provided creative, cost-effective planning. engineering design, and construction administrative services. ® The numerous projects assigned to The Corradino Group since 2003 have included the development of the Village's Transportation Master Plan and the Bicycle& Pedestrian Master Plan.The Corradino Group has also ® assisted the Village in establishing a Safe Route to School(SATS)Plan. Public Transportation Circulator Study and numerous Traffic Calming Studies. The Corradino Group assisted the Village with obtaining grant funding from Miami-Dade County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for the development of our ® Transportation Master Plan,Bicycle&Pedestrian Master Plan,and the SRTS Plan. In addition to their planning efforts,The Corradino Group helped the Village implement our first traffic calming project on SW 164th Street, as well as providing design and construction support of our first traffic circle. installation of nine (9) traffic tables located at various locations throughout the Village, and provided CEI services for two federally funded transportation projects. Additionally, the Village with the assistance of the Corradino Group submitted SATS applications to Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT) for grant funding in 2011.The Village was awarded$610,190 in grant money to implement the priority recommendations /!! of the SRTS studies for three(3) public elementary schools located within the Village. The Corradino Group dI has provided planning, design and construction support that included roadway construction with drainage ® enhancements in residential areas, permitting new sidewalks, landscaping. irrigation. lighting and site restoration for construction projects totaling in excess of$1.152,371.00. ® We would recommend The Corradino Group for any challenging transportation project or engineering planning task that demands the needed efforts of a consulting firm. The Village looks forward to a continued long term working relationship with The Corradino Group. Sincerely. E► Village of P a lm e t t odi Fr' Bv- Corrice Patterson -- O Director of Public Works ® Phone:(305)969-5086 E-Mail:cpatterson@palmettobay-fl.gov 0 9705 East Hibiscus Street,Palmetto Bay,FL 33'57 Tel:(305)259-t234 •www.palmettobay-fl.gov 0 0 ® oo A rDNO �v �1 r%P1v I! I . v 5-3 O a ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting •S ® / - ® Cutler Ba O Community Development Department Julian H.Perez.AICP ® Community Development Director April 24.2012 ® . ® Ms.Jane Hines,CMC City Clerk Sunny Isles Beach ® 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach,Florida 33160 The Corradino Group l• Attn:Joseph M.Corradino ® 4055 NW 97 Avenue Doral. FL 33178 C) ® Subject: Letter of Recommendation S Dear Ms.Hines: m® I have had the opportunity to work with The Corradino Group for several years on- e Urban Planning, Design, and Comprehensive Planning issues. I have found them to be thoughtful and diligent in their approach to their projects and allocation of resources.The professional technical staff is highly qualified, experienced and knowledgeable of planning methodologies and laws.The staff is very good in developing and implementing effective communication protocols to enhance the quality of the community outreach ®i program and consensus building efforts. They work very well with staff, and are flexible �G in term of resource allocation.maintaining the project on schedule and within budget.and are capable to adjust quickly to changes in the scope of services. ® I have enjoyed working with The Corradino Group and would highly recommend them for your city. aril® B i 11111 b• ® rerez,'AICP Di or O Community Development Department ® 'Sawa ® 10720 Caribbean Boulevard, Suite 105 •Cutler Bay, FL 33189 - 305-234-4262 •www.cutlerbay-fl.gov o , ,-. — c cc - , ® v v I I A LI I J V 5-4 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting • r • EAC Consulting,Inc. ® EAC Consulting, Inc. 815 NW 57th Avenue, Suite 402 ® Miami, Florida 33126 ® Phone:(305)265-5469 Fax:(305)264-5507 ® August 25, 2009 0 ® Re: Miami-Dade County Children's Courthouse MUSP; RGA Project No.08-074 ® To Whom It May Concern: ® As the Project Manager for the referenced project, I have had the pleasure to team-up with the firm of Richard Garcia & Associates, Inc. (RGA). As a Sub-Consultant to our company, RGA has completed several tasks within the Traffic Engineering field (i.e. Data Collection, Traffic Impact Studies, etc) in an "Above Satifactory Manner of Workmanship". The services were performed ® in accordance within the project scope of services and schedule. Ott ® These traffic engineering services are part of the planning phase and do not include a construction ® cost. In closing, RGA provided an outstanding service and had the ability of communicating with exceptional professionalism throughout the life of the project. Should you need additional 0 information please do not hesitate to contact me. U ® Sincerely, ® EAC Consulting, Inc. • ® egoryA. Mendez, P.E. ® Project Manager d 6 ® CORK An 1A1O \.v r1r-�P11-0 11111 •16.05-5 0 0 s • City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting • • +VNM"‘ • • dek 1 S • • e„o. A CONTRACT FORMS • e •• •• m •• • 141 O r►roo A rine.'el 6-1 V V f1 flA 1..0 11\ V O b • .CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160x • a""" ' ;, 305.947.0606 0 " www,sibfl.nel ,In' • •IYF ilO�. S` ® C,rr Of SUN 0 0 0 ® DELIVER TO: REQUEST FOR City of Sunny Isles Beach QUALIFICATIONS OPENING: 10:00 A.M. ® City Clerk SECTION 6 gib 18070 Collins Avenue BID SUBMITTAL FORMS 05/01/2012 ® Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Issued by: Purchasing Agent Date Issued: This Bid Submittal Consists of 04/02/2012 Pages 27 through 30 ® Sealed bids are subject to the Terms and Conditions of this Request for Qualifications and the 0 accompanying Bid Submittal. Such other contract provisions, specifications, drawings or other data as are attached or incorporated by reference in the Bid Submittal, will be received at the office of the City Clerk at the address shown above until the above stated time and date, and at that time, publicly opened for furnishing the supplies or services described in the accompanying Bid Submittal Requirement. RFQ 12-04-02 Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA) ® A Bid Deposit in the amount of 0%of the total amount of the bid shall accompany all bids A Performance Bond in the amount of 0%of the total amount of the bid will be required upon execution of the contract by the successful bidder and City of Sunny Isles Beach 40 Procurement Agent: Firm Name: Marcanthony Tulloch ® The Corradino Group, Inc. Commodity Code(s): U ® RETURN ONE(1) ORIGINAL, ONE COPY AND ONE ELECTRONIC COPY ON CD OR DVD OF BID SUBMITTAL PAGES AND AFFIDAVITS FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 30 OF SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID NON- RESPONSIVE ® City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 27 0S v a CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 s' '' ''i 305.947.0606 ° www.sibfl.net t : ;2' - ® ht j• r� 4y °F ' �rh Of stir+o' ®0 SECTION 6 ® BID SUBMITTAL FOR: Sunny Isles Beach RFQ: 12-04-02 Traffic Engineering&Transportation Consulting ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ADDENDA ® INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART II, WHICHEVER APPLIES ® PART I: LIST BELOW ARE THE DATES OF ISSUE FOR EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION ® WITH THIS BID ® Addendum #1, Dated 4/26/12 ® Addendum #2, Dated 4/26/12 ® Addendum #3, Dated 4/30/12 ® Addendum #4, Dated 5/1/12 Addendum #5, Dated Addendum #6, Dated ® Addendum #7, Dated ® Addendum #8, Dated ® Clarification #1 Dated 4/26/12 0 ® PART II: ® ❑ NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID ® *. 0 FIRM NAME: The Corradino Group, Inc. \ A ® AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: DATE: 5/2/12 TITLE OF OFFICER: Pres ent ® City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 28 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 aa4 FS;.. 305.947.0606 www.sibfl.neta - 21 N .}' p �_�' ?Se • •Sp•� 54. efrY OF SU$134 0 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. 0 • This Bid is genuine and not made in the interest of or on behalf of any ® undisclosed person, firm or corporation and is not submitted in conformity with any agreement or rules of any group, association, organization, or corporation; the Proposer has not directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other 0 Proposers to submit a false or sham Bid; the Proposer has not solicited or ® induced any person, firm or corporation to refrain from Bidding; and Proposer has not sought by collusion to obtain for itself any advantage over any other ® Proposers or over the City. ® The City and the successful Proposer will establish completion times for each individual Work Item and ® the successful Proposer agrees that the work will be completed within the time frames agreed upon and ® stipulated in the individual Purchase Orders and/or Notice to Proceed. 0 00 0 0 0 City of Sunny Isles Beach 'Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 29 0A • CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 sU""`rs 305.947.0606 s%4V�A www.sibll.net L r 12 ® O Ca)"Of SUN�a • • ® Firm Name: ® The Corradino Group, Inc. ® Street Address: 4055 NW 97th Avenue, Miami, FL 33178 ® Mailing Address (if different): • ® Telephone No. 305-594-0735 Fax No. 305-594-0755 ® Email Address: lmcorradino@corra•• o.com FEIN No. . /1- :)/iJ 1/ 3/(±/ 4/ 0 ® \\ ® *"By signing this d.\nhe t •idder agrees to all Terms I9 Signature: ® (Signature of author ized agent) ® Print Name: Josep M. Corradino 41) Title: President ® 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. 0 0 0 ®p A City of Sunny Isles Beach 'Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 30 • •• A CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 Sammi 305:947.0606 www.sibfl.net G ,_}h • ® 1F i• itor" b C'h o, sus' ° 0 0 ® PPE DV SS 0 0 0 SONNY 'S4F O is a - cis _ _ ll _ ® M1 r ' 0 � - , 4 r-r--5. * O /9 p P ® "Se 9> * FLOC\pc, Q ® TY OF SUN PN4 0 0 d City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 31 0 0 ® Jµ~ rsr 0 0 ® = NON - COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT $ City of Sunny Isles Beach ® 18070 Collins Avenue "se • rio'w +' Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 ® STATE OF FLORIDA ) COUNTY OF Miami-Dade ) ® The undersigned being first duly sworn as provided by law,deposes,and says: $ This Affidavit is made with the knowledge and intent that it is to be filed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach City Commission and that it will be ® relied upon by said County.in any consideration which may give to and any action it may take with respect to this Bid. The undersigned is authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of, ® The Corradino Group, Inc. ® (Name of Corporation, Partnership,Individual,etc.) ® a, Corporation ,formed under the laws of Kentucky ® (Type of Business) (State) ® of which he is President (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 ham;th person,firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2 has not colluded,conspired, connived or agreed directly or indirectly ith any p posers or person,firm or corporation, to put in a sham Bid, or that such person, firm or ® corporation, shall refrain fr. Bidding, nd has not in any manner,directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication or conference with any per.in,firm or orporation, o fix the prices of said Bid or Bids of any other proposers;and all statements contained in ® the Bid or Bids describe. a.. e true; nd furthe , neither the undersigned, nor the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2,has directly or indir-ctl sibmitted aid Bid r the contents thereof,or divulged information or data relative thereto,to any association or ® to any member or agen he -. ® Joseph M. Co adin,' President AFFIANT'S NAME ' AFFIANT'S TITLE TAKEN.SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this 23rd day of April 2a 2 Personally Known X or Produced Identification Type of identification 0 ® (Affix seal here) NANCY MEDINA .4 TARY PUB (name • luted or typed) ® +° 1`e'? Notary Public-Slate of Florida ( ,y475,F-on: —1; a,. My Comm.Expires Nov 7,2014 O a, 8,,; Commissions EE 10124 Bonded Through National Notary Assn. O O DECEMBER 28,2010 1 of 7 0 a a o e ® • _ PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES ® (� City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue ® crioa'o' Sunny Isles Beach.FL 33160 ® •o. ,v Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a) ® FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES a ® PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES ® Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287.133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate e 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 Joseph M. Corradino, President tem(inamtlual s name and Idle) ® for The Corradino Group, Inc. ® print name of entity submitting sworn statement] ® whose business address is: 4055 NW 97th Avenue ® Miami, FL 33178 ® and (if applicable)its Federal Employer Identification number(FEIN) is 61-0713040 ® (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 nolo 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 e 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 0 0 A 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 0 has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be ® considered an affiliate. 911.5. 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 9 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 RACTING OFFICER FOR THE ® PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE) ABOVE IS F R THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND, THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 • THE CAL NDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FILED. I ® ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO INFOR T E PUB IC ENTI Y PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOLD A •y T PRO IDED I' SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA ® STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF ANY, CHANGE 'OR'MATI• CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. ® By AA' ® (Signature) Alr Jos-ph M. CLadino 9 (Printed Name) Presiden ® (Title) 0 Sworn to and subscribed before me this 23rd day of April , 20 12_, by O. - 0 (AFFIX NO A Y T e2{..7..;_27eee_n_:__. . ® .,r, NANCY MEDINA p"e F; Notary Public•State of Florida Sig ture: otary Public—State of Florida ® - s, , My Comm.Expires Nov 7.2014 /1/4111 CG/ McGI✓1A. ® :dogcommission • EE 1O124 Print or T pe Commissioned Name •-"•:!.°,; `' nnnded Through National Notary Assn. O PersorTa"lly`Known OR Produced Identification ® Type of Identification Produced O 10/1998 3of7 ® _OSJN +,?<„ft ® EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / ® : � :/ AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ® \ -0 City of Sunny Isles Beach o, , 18070 Collins Avenue ® Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 ® Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 ® EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT ® The contractors and all subcontra or hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and ® practices of equal opportunity i employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of federal, state, and local \aws nd reaulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, ® color, religion, national raid , six, a.-, handicap, marital status, and political affiliation or ® belief. ® Signed: ® Title: President ® Firm: The Corradino Group, Inc. ® Address: 4055 NW 97th Avenue ® Miami, FL 33178 ® DECEMBER 28,xlo 4of7 0 0 0 0 O r i=rt Off- ® Tr. CONFLICT OF INTEREST ® VIt..---e City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue ® • :Ti o a Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 Of s, Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 0 9 CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT 0 The award of any contract hereunder is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida State Statutes. Proposers must O 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. O STATE OF FLORIDA 9 COUNTY OF Miami-Dade 9 BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Joseph M. Corradino , who was duly sworn. O deposes, and states: ® 18.1. I am the President of The Corradino Group, Inc. with a local office in Miami, FL and principal office in 9 _Louisville, KY . 9 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No. 12-04-02 described O as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this Affidavit based upon his own knowledge. 0 18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above named entity has 9 no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project. O 18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in 9 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 0 execution of the Contract for this project. 0 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. 0 18.6 Neither the entity, nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any 9 other clients,contracts,or property interests for this project. O 18.71 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or 0 actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach. O 18.8 I certify that no member of the entity'- owners ip or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 0 18.9 In the event that a co . .f 'nterest is id- tified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will ® immediately notify the City . '. nnI , I les Be. . 12 0 Dated this ' • /r4v of April 2041 fl( _Joseph M. Corradino, President I AFFIANT Pr f Pint or Type Name and Title ® Sworn to and subsc Ibed before me thic 23rd ��-=‘, 12 of April 204 9 IR Personally nown _X OR 0 Produced Identification :Type of Identifica ..n ® -9 Al - .- -ori ` NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA O ;.�M:dy., NANCY MEDINA 0 1 ;+° 1 's= Notary Public-State of Florida 1 2. iT` 'e My Comm.Expires Nov 7,2014 ® P, Commission # EF 10124 1 'of°fC' Bonded Through National Notary Assn. ® DECEMBER ze.zo 5of7 0 0 0 ® NY , t 5J-is ® =i ee V - IZ DISPUTE DISCLOSURE ® ` City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue ® '. ioFYo ' o Sunny Isles Beach.FL 33160 Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 ® DISPUTE DISCLOSURE FORM ® Answer the following questions by placing a "X" after "Yes" or "No". If you answer "Yes", please explain in the space provided, or on a separate sheet attached to this form. 19.1. Has your firm or any of its officers, received a reprimand of any nature or been suspended by the Department of Professional Regulations or any other regulatory agency or professional associations within the last five (5) years? ® YES NO ® 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 X NO Please see attachment. ® 19.3. Has your firm had against it or filed any requests for equitable adjustment, contract claims, Bid protests, ® or litigation in the past five (5) years that is related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business? ® YES NO If yes, state the nature of the request for equitable adjustment, contract ® claim, litigation, or protest, and state a brief description of the case, the outcome or status of the suit and the monetary amounts of extended contract time involved. ® Please see attachment. I hereby certify that all state tr lade are true and agree and understand that any misstatement or misrepresentation of falsificatiggn� of facts shall be cause for forfeiture of rights for further consideration of this Bid ® for the City of Sunny I les Burch. ® The Corradin. Cro+•AInc.( 4/23/12 ® Firm Sin/Pr Date ® 'I Joseph M. Corradino, President ® Authorized Signatur- Print or Type Name and Title 0 08 0 DECEMBER 28.'2010 6 of 7 O 0 ® o sorv. lr,e. ® ANTI — KICKBACK City of Sunny Isles Beach O 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 ® ANTI-KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT 0 ® STATE OF FLORIDA ) ® COUNTY OF Miami-Dade ) ® I, the undersigned, hereby duly sworn and deposed say that no porti of this sum herein Bid will be paid to any employees of the City of Sunny Isles Beach o its elected officials as a commission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly by ' e or ny me ser of my firm or ® by an officer of the corporation. I o O By: 'II '® Title: President The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 23rd day of ® April 20 12 by Joseph M. Corradino [name ® of person], as President [type of authority], for ® The Corradino Group, Inc. [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was ® executed]. ® AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE: ® • NANCY MEDINA tary Pu c - S to of Florida ® I ,, ass Notary Comm.lic-State of a •� •= My m.Expires Nov 7,2014 ® I t--",„...A.../1 Commission M EE 10124 ( / n /X 42 I V.0";;'0' BondedTllroogbNational Notary Assn. I Print or Tpe Commissioned Name ell ® Personally Known x OR Produced Identification ® Type of Identification Produced ® DECEMBER 28,2010 7 of 7 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting 0 RESPONSE TO DISPUTE DISCLOSURE FORM • • 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? ® • Services for Crandon Park and services for Amelia Earhart Soccer ® Complex for the Miami-Dade County Park and Recreation Department. 0 Dispute between the parties as to the scope of services. Contracts terminated. ® • Follow-on engineering design and contract/construction administration services for a downtown-parking garage for the Fort Pierce ® Redevelopment Agency subsequent to conceptual, design. The agency ® decided to change the process to construction management at risk and ® contracted with a third party construction firm. • 19.3 HAS YOUR FIRM HAD AGAINST IT OR FILED ANY REQUESTS FOR. EQUITABLE ADJUSTMENT, CONTRACT CLAIMS, BID PROTESTS, OR LITIGATION IN THE PAST FIVE (5) YEARS THAT IS RELATED ® TO THE SERVICES YOUR FIRM PROVIDES IN THE REGULAR COURSE OF BUSINESS? ® Miami-Dade County vs. The Corradino Group, Inc. ® Claim or Cause of Action and Brief description of each Count for: • Amelia /' ® Breach of contract due to inactivity/lack of permits for Construction or ® Construction Administration • Crandon Counts I&II: Delays and lack of results related to installation and maintenance of ® AugerCast Piles 0 ® Count III: The systematic problems arising from an erroneous elevation for the ® foundation of the Dock Master Building ® Count IV: Delay and conflict arising from the design and Installation of a LULA ® elevator in the Dock Master Building 0 0 0 •—• 0 /1OO A M1A1!1 �.vr% r Ls, 1 I 11 • • • City of Sunny Isles Beach • RFQ No. 12-04-02-Traffic Engineering & Transportation Consulting • ® Litigation History ® Party 1 Vendor is Plaintiff❑ Vendor is Defendant U ® Case Name Miami-Dade County vs.The Conadino Group.Inc. 11th Judicial Circuit Court in Miami-Dade County,Florida Case Number 11-20418 CA 08 ® Date Filed Originally filed:June 30,2011 ® Name Of Court Or Other 11th Judicial Circuit Court in Miami-Dade County.Florida ® tribunal ® Civil U Administrative/Regulatory❑ ® Type of Case ® Criminal❑ Bankruptcy❑ ® Claim or Cause of Action ® and Brief description of Please see attached each Count • Brief description of the ® Subject Matter and Construction Administration for Amelia Earhart Park/Soccer Complex and Crandon Park ® Project Involved ® Disposition of Case Pending[XJ Settled❑ Dismissed❑ ® Judgment Vendor's Favor❑ (Attach copy of any applicable Judgment, Settlement Agreement Judgment Against Vendor❑ ® and Satisfaction of Judgment) If Judgment Against,is Judgment Satisfied?Yes❑No Li ® Name: RA Cuevas Jr.Miami-Dade County Attorney Monica Rao•Hugo Benitez ® Opposing Counsel Email: rizo@miamidade.gov;HEB@miamidade.gov • Phone number: 305.375,5151 ® NAME OF COMPANY: The Conadino Group.Inc. ® m on A m1AIP1 •-•VUN. fl AV I I. 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