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HomeMy WebLinkAboutKimley-Horn and Assoc. - Environmental q�, _ _ • Professional Cate o 1 _ - a.,- CIVIL/ENVIRONME NTAL . I . . c.‘ ENGINEERING. RFQ No.12-1402 ® \m� and Associates, R ® /' F5200 109ite 33rd Avenue '® C/ 'T 4 Co` `c� Fort Lauderdale, u e535e5100 33309-6398 May 1, 2012 Ty y ) f.. U o y Fax(954)739-2247 0 OF :O City of Sunny Isles Beach F�FOF rift y, ��2 Sunny Isles Beach Government Center SS FS ® 1Sun70 ny Isles Beach, FL 33160 ns Avenue, 4th Floor /l yCi`�4* •® Re: Continuing Professional Architectural and Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA); • RFQ No. 12-04-02; Professional Category: Civil/Environmental Engineering ® Dear Selection Committee Members: ® We understand that in order for the City to continue to prosper, its roadway and utilities infrastructure needs must be met. Kimley-Horn and Associates, We will be responsive, '•; ® Inc. (KHA) has worked on numerous roadway, drainage, water, and readily available, • wastewater improvement projects throughout Miami-Dade County and the and will aggressively ® state of Florida. We have extensive experience in all areas of master planning, examine ways to , • design, permitting, and construction phase services, but Kimley-Horn's reduce costs as we focus is to provide the City of Sunny Isles Beach with an engineering work with you to 1" • team that excels in all aspects of civil/environmental engineering '` ® referenced in your RFQ. define specific needs and implement '' ® As your project manager, I have served municipalities for the majority of sound planning and my 25-year career and have a passion for municipal and utility engineering ® engineering solutions. ® services. I have been providing municipal services to nearby municipalities, including Bay Harbor Islands, Miami Lakes, Palmetto Bay, North Bay Village, • and Cutler Bay. S Responsiveness. Kimley-Horn has been in business for more than 45 years, and we understand that a strong ® commitment to client satisfaction must be the foundation of our service to you. I will strive to deliver not only ® technical excellence, but timely service and practical, money-saving solutions. Most of all, I will be available ® to you whenever you need me. My primary role is to ensure effective communication between your staff and my team. By placing one phone call to me, I will assemble the team of experts needed to serve you on any ® assignment. We will be responsive, readily available, and will aggressively examine ways to reduce ® costs as we work with you to define specific needs and implement sound planning and engineering ® solutions. • On-Time, On-Budget Successes. For each major task assigned, we will assemble a schedule that includes ® key milestone dates, develop planning approaches, explore potential cost-saving opportunities, launch designs, secure permits, and complete design efforts with plans and specifications for the City. This includes • a series of meetings between the City and our team to ensure a level of comfort throughout the various project ® steps. This approach maintains a solid level of involvement with your staff and results in final design elements B that meet and exceed your expectations. Our cost estimates are carefully based on current construction costs, which result in accurate and realistic budgets. RFC No.12-04-02 r— Kimley-Horn 0 0Y260015.120 Sunny Isles Civil_:nutronmental Engindd `� and Associates,Inc. 0 1 ® Pr Ell fl Kimley-Horn and Associates,Inc. Cityof Sunny Isles Beach,May 1,2012 0 • Roadway Planning and Design. Roadway design and planning are mainstays of Kimley-Horn's professional o practice. Collectively, our engineers have been responsible for the design of more than 2,000 miles of roadway, much of it here in Florida. We have provided these services for urban, rural, primary, secondary, and • interstate roadways for clients ranging from local municipalities to state departments of transportation. We • are well equipped to address all related aspects of roadway design projects such as intersection geometrics, • utility relocations, traffic control, signalization, and other features. Paving and drainage services are an integral part of our roadway design projects, and our substantial experience in dealing with regulatory and other ® agencies enables us to secure the necessary permits and approvals for building and upgrading roadway ® facilities. In addition, Kimley-Horn has provided construction administration services on hundreds of miles of ® urban and rural roadways for projects ranging from limited-access arterials, to collector facilities for counties, cities, and state departments of transportation. Construction phase services include cost estimating, pre-bid ® services, and construction administration/observation. B Stormwater Engineering and Drainage Design. Kimley- ^M QQQ •-- Horn has helped solve some of the country's most —. f ��" • complex stormwater runoff, retention, and treatment � t � •' 1 O e^ issues. We can handle all of your permitting, design, 1 1 go -' ® and construction needs, from start to finish. Our Services '' ') • include: ` } � �` -'� ■0 Stormwater master plans • 7, _I - `^ ,z -t''. ® ■ Hydrological and hydraulic analysis I. P. #_–\ ® ■ Drainage system retrofitting d. r --'-',1--.-.-• \ ----.. ® • NPDES monitoring and compliance programs ,_ = ® • Financing sources, including stormwater utility fee . - ' , - planning ■ Surface water quality monitoring ® ■ Erosion and sediment control plans ® ■ Water control structure and pump station design ® Our past experience with the City of Miami, towns of Miami Lakes, Cutler Bay, and Bay Harbor Islands, the Village of Palmetto Bay, and South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD), to name a few clients, has ® given us a keen insight into the many complicated stormwater challenges facing South Florida. We have • demonstrated our ability to develop common sense solutions for stormwater and drainage issues for roadway construction, as well as an ability to secure permits from SFWMD, Florida Department of Transportation, EPA, • DEP PERA, and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. • ® Water/Wastewater Facilities. The firm's water and wastewater capabilities encompass all planning, design, permitting, and construction phase services required from the onset of a project through the approval process ® to completion of the project. Our staff of professionals has extensive experience in the design of new • systems and the rehabilitation of existing systems, including gravity systems, master pumping stations, ® force mains, lift stations, water mains, and water storage facilities. An important factor in modifying water and wastewater systems is often maintaining operation of the existing facilities while bringing the new facilities • on line. Kimley-Horn has extensive experience in successfully and efficiently making these smooth ® transitions. Examples include minimizing downtime for the rehabilitation of the master wastewater pumps stations for the Town of Bay Harbor Islands and the City of North Bay Village. In both cases, station operation was maintained while each pump was rehabilitated individually and the new control system was constructed. • Switch over to the new equipment occurred quickly and efficiently with no impacts to the community. 0 RFC No.12-64-02 Kimley-Horn • OY2OCEIS.12o Sunny Isles Civil_Environmental Eng.intltl lb.-=r 1 and Associates,Inc. • 2 • • prim Irl 1 Kimley-Horn City of Sunny Isles Beach,May 1,2012 and Associates,Inc. • • Construction Support Services. We have extensive t t, • in-house resources to support our clients during all w` _ •:\\41,-,,, phases of construction. We can provide support with • bid advertisements, reviews of bidders qualifications, v*cr� '� I PO ' • addressing questions from prospective bidders, as well '4 •. . • as all subsequent phases after the awarding of a bid. = 3 E ® ES' Our support includes establishing financial controls to , ," :.- Sinn :� • track contractor progress; reviewing shop drawings ,, ` i4r ilk !�z4 -- x • • and product submittals; answering questions from the '/fit r a BY -`� contractor, subcontractors, and suppliers; reviewing �✓ � L �" l • payment applications; and making recommendations to • the City. We also routinely provide a resident construction `s • t+- *�' • �, ,• ' _ • manager to assure quality and adherence to contract s ,I Zsi , � �t401! • • e documents. • In-House Expertise. We are a multidisciplinary team consisting of outstanding professionals, specifically • assembled to meet your civil/environmental needs. Our in-house experts will provide services in the disciplines required under this contract including water and wastewater planning, roadway, drainage, environmental, • design, permitting, construction phase services, and other civil/utility engineering services. We will address ® your issues and provide you with prompt solutions. • Qualified Subconsultants. We have teamed with three highly qualified subconsultants to augment our • in- house services and address additional key engineering services. Our team includes Electrical Design ® Associates for electrical; Avirom & Associates, Inc. for surveying; and Tierra South Florida for geotechnical services. We have worked with each of these firms in the past and are confident in the high quality of • their work and professionalism. 0 • Advantages of Selecting the Kimley-Horn Team. We believe that after you review our submittal, you will agree that we are exceptionally qualified to serve in this vital role with unparalleled roadway, drainage, and • utility experience. As you can see, our team offers several important advantages to the City including: • • Civil/environmental services are core specialty areas for our firm and we are devoted to these ® practices. • ■ We have extensive South Florida experience in the professional services the City requires. • • We have proven experience with large and small municipalities and understand your concerns and expectations. • • We know how to organize our team and resources to be efficient and can deliver what you need on ® schedule. • • We have long-term, established relationships with key regulatory agency staff to help facilitate • permitting. e • We are fully committed to client service and satisfaction—we understand the importance of each individual team member's contribution to producing top-quality work for you. • • Very truly yours, ® KIMLEY-HORN/ ASSOCIATES, INC. • G�aary ,R.Rat/ayy,, P.E. Project Manager • 5 REQ No.12-04-0zPr=inKimley-Horn 0)260015.120 Sunny Isles CMI Environmental Eng.inotl it,Mr 1 and Acsnriates,Inc. • 3 • `y(�yy Professional Category: -�° e '„ CIVI�L%ENVIIRONMENTAL _ ® CR`�C�3�Fs ,1a& O- _ y -c_'�._\per , !. -. . RFQNo.12-04-02 � 'K•` s`t„� _ ��- � .���.�� m tet; F � � - - ' _ -_sem "iY <#��• �t �W v i • TABLE OP CQN1t • Company Information ® Qualifications 2 Staffing 3 01 Approach/Methodology 4 • References 5 O 0 • Contract Forms 6 • C Bid Submittal Forms • G Non-Collusion Affidavit • Public Entity Crimes • a Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Conflict of Interest • n Dispute Disclosure O n Anti-Kickback Affidavit O 0 O • [ v- !.: br i j 5. e �✓'i 4+t v 3 sit"4Ar!.erok 5t4 s-av G` +?�.-i v..' tel` '},'.L„ f�Y y Z ,f<Z tee ♦J 5> 1} ;t ti S Ti j' a n " �Cnit;• tr 4+y e '3 .``.T t� �' ' ,¢ P4c -1.[,� -t '+tf .xt 'i5.4Y '>•c � q 4• `h a � ® Y .K@�a i � �Sr'S Yt�{� L.V65. cTzc ,�,•-1 �'c v. j,`�'Gn-`”--• he • k��aTr �.'%.�ar13' h y t`r `fes"' mai.-. Yk�Y'r 'tRjtb y.. f-v F c �' a-+i.a'rez",:--i `... Y il'� ` t"it2-r'lat•'..- " 2`hN` -'[��,Y�$Y„• 3s4- t x ,,, 6ypY5 y ` s T oz FIFO No 12-0-UP _ - - M260015 12o Suety Isles Cil Emnrorvnental Erg indd _ . , COn7 P j Professional,Category: F- ,� e g r. ) ' M CIVIL/EEWJ RONMENTAL , �� Rents � �j P p�, ENGINEERING REQ No.12-0402 ®� c^yv h5bb �Jb 0 11 . Company Information ® Name of Agency/Company ® ;•" Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. was founded in 1967 in Raleigh, ® Kimley-Horn offers clients ,.i North Carolina by Bob Kimley and John Horn—two senior engineering • the individual,personal professors at North Carolina State University. The expertise of the ® service that you would 11 firm was initially focused on traffic planning and public transportation f; projects. In the ensuing 45 years, the firm has expanded both ® expect from a local geographically and in the variety of planning, engineering, and • firm, coupled with the ',4; environmental services that it provides. ® manpower and technical ; resources of a nationally- ,:f Kimley-Horn has all the ingredients of a successful consultant ® ranked engineering firm. firm a proven record of client service, adaptability, versatility, and ® responsiveness. ® , ® Company Locations ` —\ ® Kimley-Horn is divided into -m � t six geographic regions. ■�� 0 Each region is managed by ® a team of representatives t ' ® from production, marketing, • administration, and practice 6g. ® building. Setting overall • „ 1 1111111r ® direction and policy is the firm-wide management • . committee—also composed ® ^• )1® of representatives from ® production, marketing, Adrroa Fbnda(continued) Irmxsw Tests administration, and practice Risible' LakWnd Tont Cities a.nn ® building—which assists the Phoen g„cson" wu Nevada College Stationc ® regional teams, as needed. Orlando do Las Vegas Dalt 9 ,e�� e,lr,doon Neoo fon Worth LW!Uncles Sarescta Rata ® Lm Angeles Bor..,rm SL Lucie NewYah las Corms Today, Kimley Horn has oua:d da a e New Yu San Ratak ® more than more than 1,600 Oranne 4 gid, NorhCata Virr.la Riverside Ocean County Clacker Ra mo Reads ® employees in 61 offices in s„>.-„, W Palm Bean Durham Nn Northern states offering a full range Scse Georgia R Beach h® nia of consulting services to C, ado A North Rileigt x.�.n Wim, ® local, regional, national, and °arv° ka, ;ad a Rabat ® international clients. In Florida Florida Boise Soeth Crotty alone, there are nearly 400 Devil Ent Beacd,e O employees in 17 offices. Fonlnder4. Chicago iemessee >l a Pawners Grove lierouees IGssLmotte 6 Nashntle 0 0 RED No.12-04-02 Kimley-Horn OY260015.12o Sonny isles Civil_Environmental Erg.indC \Mir and Accrriates,Inc. 0 Page 1-1 1.1 ® jC0 , ; �& r Professional Category: __ P CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL:ONMENTAL. IJ q LAt ® L1!k! .L NEERING ®l _ Probat oI > V praNo.,2414-02 e • Kimley-Horn provides an integrated spectrum of services designed to �a ea(m ri -Ja _�.,.,., e best meet your immediate needs, feta_ �� .4� as well as your big picture priorities. vis ^�� wl: �-ac� `t'S • We have extensive experience thing e serving municipalities, counties, and governmental agencies. Additionally, Florida Le- r e many of our employees are former Office Locations r.,u�—'ta� 1 e municipal engineers and planners. They ]� r obi Bud have been on your side of the table tali �al® e and are familiar with local government rumen =�Q,. '_ sr- WM Madam' e procedures. 1 U1 wan FM ISe e Internet Web Site Address , #a" e Kimley-Horn's internet address is: • http://www.kimley-horn.com. e Details of Entity Business Structure (Corporation, Partnership, LLC) ® Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. is a ® privately-held corporation, fully owned by Federal Identification Number (FEIN): 56-0885615 ti e individuals who are current employees of the firm. Our employee owners are the Corporate charter number: 126896 ® sole stockholders of the company and Professional license number: 00000696 ,>7 e are the professionals who directly serve , Data authorized to do business in Florida: April 24, 1968 i • e our clients. The operations of the firm are Florida corporate charter number: 821359 ` e not influenced by non-employee owners whose interests may conflict with client ® service. Since ownership is spread throughout key professionals, and no single individual or small group owns e controlling interest of the firm, the company is positioned for long-term stability. e The core elements of Kimley-Horn's corporate philosophy are expressed in its mission statement: e e Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. is a business-based consulting practice, operated with integrity and dedicated to providing timely, quality professional services in a profitable manner—thus meeting the needs of 0 our clients and satisfying the professional and financial objectives of our employees and owners. e e Date Founded e Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. was incorporated in the state of North Carolina on February 10, 1967. 0 0 0 e e e RFO No.t2.O4-02 ^ Kimley-Horn OY26W15.t2o Sunny Isles Civil Environmental Eng.intltl l�NM r , and AScnriates,Inc. 0 1-2 Con- .ttokJsta.�� I i Professional Category: _ ®, � t � , , , � CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL , e� er n` ENGINEERING MINo:12-04-01 a ® Home Office Address, Telephone Number, and Local Address and O Phone Number B Kimley-Horn's corporate headquarters is located at: e 3001 Weston Parkway Cary, NC 27513-2301 ® (919) 677-2000 Kimley-Horn's local office for REQ No. 12-04-02 is: 0 0 5200 NW 33rd Avenue, Suite 109 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-6398 0 (954) 535-5100 0 O List of Any Outstanding Litigation That Would Threaten the Viability of 0 the Firm or the Performance of this Contract ® A list of Kimley-Horn's outstanding litigation is provided as part of the Dispute Disclosure Form located in O Section 6. 0 Proof of Insurance 0 O A copy of Kimley-Horn's standard certificate of insurance is included at the end of this section. Please note that Kimley-Horn will issue a project-specific Certificate of Insurance once we are under contract. ® Time Required to Implement Services After Work Authorization Please refer to the sample project schedule provided in Section 4. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 REQ No.12-0:-02n K mley-Horn OY260015.12o Sunny Isles CMI Environmental Eng.inoo and Associates,Ina • 1-3 ® C©nr1 'ar 644 °0,• 0 �° { Professions Category:. ®I - o � �F- .`_ -°geSss � �mt � ,_ OWL/ENVIRONMENTAL ®I tm ?mt t 0 A °��' � .ENGINEERING RFON012-0402 0 ® AC Roo' CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCEATE(1101/COIYVYY) 11/10/2011 • �i THOS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER.THIS ® CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AFFIRMATIVELY OR NEGATIVELY AMEND, EXTEND OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. 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MITI ® IID REPRESENTATIVE ® Reties Ormaza/JETERY ® ACORD 25(2010(05) INSO 25°num)n 1 the Annan nano. O 1988-2010 ACORD CORPORATION. All rights reserved. .M I,w,.m renl.r..rl.nn,b.,d adden • 0 EEO No.12-04-02 Kcoley-Horn orzr9Jo13.lzo Sunny Isles cawr II Ern4onmen;al Eng.indd \M and Associates,Inc. 40 1-4 ® Co1 _ = Professional Category: ��: .0e� - — r-r 11a - i., - ,-e C yjn,l, ttS)NMENTAL' :Imp ' ENGINEERING .. _ MaN0.122 • 20 QuaDoficatoons • Over the last 45 years, Kimley-Horn has grown from a three-person traffic engineering specialty firm to one • of the largest full-service multidisciplinary consulting firms in Florida and the U.S. with more than 1,600 ® professional and technical employees in 61 offices across the United States. In Florida alone, we have nearly ® 400 employees in 17 offices across the state. • We are a fully integrated consulting firm offering a variety of in-house services, including: ® ■ Roadway, bridge, utility, and drainage design ® ■ Transportation planning and traffic operations • • Comprehensive planning • • Land development services ■ Water and wastewater engineering ,cuts l�tti ® • Environmental permitting, assessment, and remediation >u`�n t M j r • `�'rr.� p 9 f 9 � 1 z Af.., • ■ Site planning and master planning E, `:'` ��;7;�N, ` £ ,•l 1 F • '{ r • ■ Community redevelopment _ ? • a Program development \\ • ■ Surface water management design • • Hydraulic and hydrologic modeling • Design of control structures and pumps • ■ Paving and drainage design and rehabilitation • • Landscape architecture and urban design • • Parking analysis and design • a Aviation services • ■ Construction observation • We have been serving your neighbors in Miami Lakes, Bay Harbor Islands, North Bay Village, and Palmetto • Bay for many years. Our work for other South Florida municipalities has included all of the engineering . disciplines specified in your request for qualifications: roadway design; water/wastewater utilities and infrastructure; water/wastewater pump stations; stormwater analysis and design; surveying and • geotechnical. Our services have also included preparation of plans and specifications, bidding assistance, • construction administration, and field observation. But more importantly, these projects have demonstrated ® our ability to assemble a diverse team of in-house professionals from our South Florida offices in Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and West Palm Beach. Our size, diversity, and depth of staff allows us to pull together 9 the right talent and experience to serve our clients effectively on all phases of projects, from planning to • community involvement and permitting agencies through design and construction. This RFP represents a ® great opportunity for us to show you all the services that we can provide the City of Sunny Isles Beach. We can demonstrate successful experience in each discipline, performed by the highest quality professionals who are • eager to work for you. • For other cities and towns just like yours in South Florida, Kimley-Horn has provided expert engineering • and planning services for literally hundreds of municipal projects spanning roadway and drainage • improvements, community enhancements, water system improvements, force main and wastewater pump 0 aFc No.12.04-02 i�^ Kimley-Horn ® 0Y260015.120 Sunny Isles CMI_Environmental Eng.indd Is..=I 1 and Associates,Inc. • 2-1 CCS n' ��, a I Professional Category: �q°Z� !� en r * '� ck g P P,yam CIVIL/EJVVIRONMENTAL ®I e "L *d. i 1 of REQNa,22 0 0 station improvements, and numerous other municipal services. On most of our municipal projects, significant O interaction with local stakeholders, businesses, and public interest groups was necessary. Our staff frequently meets with the public in both City Commission meetings and smaller neighborhood forums. 0 0 Following is a list of some of the municipalities we've either served in the past or are currently serving: ® • Sunny Isles Beach • Riviera Beach • Orlando • Miami Lakes • Briny Breezes • Palm Beach 0 • Palmetto Bay • Clearwater Beach • Plantation 0 ■ Homestead • Cooper City • Plant City 0 • Pinecrest • Fort Myers • Royal Palm Beach 0 • Bay Harbor Islands • Hobe Sound • Sarasota • ■ North Bay Village • Hollywood • Sebastian ■ West Palm Beach • Islamorada • South Miami ® • Boynton Beach • Key Biscayne • Tequesta 0 • Boca Raton • Lake Wales • Vero Beach 0 ■ Delray Beach • Lauderhill • Wauchula 0 ■ Fort Lauderdale • Malabar • Miami 0 • Greenacres • Manatee • Altamonte Springs • ■ Jupiter • Miami Beach • Marco Island ® ■ Jupiter Island • Miramar • Port St. Lucie • Lake Park • Naples • Pompano Beach 0 • Lantana • North Palm Beach 0 • Lighthouse Point • Opa-locka O Roadway Design _ —rte. i-; --s ® Roadway design and planning is one of the mainstays of ;, . vim. .. * L1 a O our firm's professional practice, and we are well equipped to ` ? " . w address all related aspects of roadway design projects, such � `�. - . ---:*.2,:.---I. - -. `4 �s L z- n 2 • 0 as intersection geometrics, utility relocations, traffic control, ,:- �, j _.q+-• _n.-, f_ t ® signalization, structural/bridge design, and other features. +=•- � r Paving and drainage services are often an integral part of � � „ti ® our roadway design projects, and our substantial experience n�;. ® in dealing with regulatory and other agencies enables us to ,/. *14:a=rta 0necessaryapprovalsbuilding I % s1 � "-; _\, secure the permits and for and 0 upgrading roadway facilities. Our track record of achieving z - , "� ' necessaryagency approvals and gainingsupport ___ .'. g y pp public for � --•• `�=,-�_�='�-= O major projects is impressive. ® In addition, Kimley-Horn has provided construction administration services on hundreds of miles of urban and rural roadways for projects ranging from limited-access arterials to collector facilities for counties, cities, and O state departments of transportation throughout the United States. Our firm takes pride in designing "buildable" 0 plans, and our knowledge of construction issues and costs is evidenced by the firm's outstanding record of on-time and on-budget completions. Construction phase services include cost estimating, pre-bid services, O and construction administration and observation. 0 REO No.12-04-02 ^ Kimley-Horn ® 0Y267015.12o Sunny Isles C4 Ensironmenie]Eng indu '1 and Associates,Inc. 0 2-2 ® C®. , ,j ! _,6�6S—SIOP 1 I Professional Category: 0I A_ h t ,-,r�i _ ,� _ CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL, wee 'ENGINEERING Dip Na,2-2 • FDOT Coordination ® As one of the premier transportation firms in the state, we have made it our primary focus to work closely with ® the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Districts. Our coordination with various districts has resulted in many long-term contracts for highway and roadway design, traffic operations and safety studies, access 0 management, bridge repair and replacement, and other services. It is from this vast wealth of experience that ® we can assist our clients in coordinating their projects with the policies and practices of FDOT. Kimley-Horn ® also has extensive experience developing and administering Local Agency Program (LAP) projects per FDOT/ FHWA requirements. 0 ® Stormwater Management/Drainage ® The firm's drainage engineering services have been called upon for numerous state, regional, county, and g municipal projects and for the majority of our major agricultural, industrial, and residential development projects as well. Our staff has the expertise to conduct the necessary studies to prepare stormwater ® management plans. We have also completed plans based on previously prepared studies. In Miami-Dade County, Kimley-Horn has provided citywide stormwater master plans, created their stormwater • capital improvement plans (CIP), and developed stormwater utilities for the Town of Miami Lakes, the Village ® of Palmetto Bay, and the Town of Cutler Bay. We have also assisted those municipalities in developing ® stormwater utilities, joining the National Flood Insurance Program, and implementing their Community Rating System (CRS) Programs. Miami Lakes currently has a CRS rating of 5 and Cutler Bay has a CRS O rating of 6. Kimley-Horn has also provided planning, design, permitting, and construction phase services to ® successfully implement numerous roadway and drainage improvement projects for these municipalities as ® part of implementing their CIPs. The projects have been completed on time and within budget with a focus on minimizing construction impacts and construction schedule coordination with the various communities. • ® In Florida, we have served the South Florida Water Management District and many of the local drainage subdistricts in Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties. Our services have encompassed drainage 0 consultation and permit application preparation, including applications to regional water management districts ® and various state agencies. Representative projects include the design of canals, culvert crossings, water ® control structures, roads, levees, bridges, and pump structures. These project areas range in size from 400 to over 130,000 acres. Our stormwater management expertise includes hydrological and hydraulic analyses as ® well as surveying, planning, permitting, and designing water control structures ranging from pipes and culverts to major control structures on canals and waterways. We can address both stormwater quantity and quality issues. Water/Wastewater Utilities and Infrastructure A Civil engineering forms the backbone of our experience and qualifications to serve as your consulting to engineer. In Florida, more than 140 of Kimley-Horn's nearly 400-person staff are professionally registered civil ® engineers. At Kimley-Horn we have experienced professionals in water and wastewater system design and planning, utility engineering, site planning and master planning, and hydraulic modeling, among others. The ® team presented here has been responsible for the planning, design, start up, and expansion of some of the ® largest and longest operating membrane water treatment plants in the state. The firm's specific water main design capabilities encompass all planning, design, permitting, and construction phase services required ® from the onset of a project through the approval process and bringing the system online. We have a large list ® of design projects, including water mains, water storage facilities, wells, raw water systems, pumping stations, B REO No.12-0442 r Kimley-Horn 0Y260015 12o Sunny isles cw_Emironmentai_ng.indd \ 1 and Associates,Inc ® 2-3 ® CP1�� g _ , o ' i Professional Cate o • a y5 t5 Gtb _ i �4^ry/ V. CIVIL'/ENVIRONMENTAL : item Par 642 ENGINEERING erueo ,:-0so: 0 ® and metering stations. Our team also has the expertise to provide you with the services related to wastewater e infrastructure, including pump station design, force main systems, gravity systems, Ill studies, and mapping of sewer systems on GIS. Our services routinely include designing under strict regulatory compliance conditions, ® coordinating with existing utilities to avoid underground conflicts, and integrating with existing on-site systems. ® Kimley-Horn recently provided a force main route evaluation report, design services, and permitting for the installation of over 13,000 linear feet of new 16-inch force main that included three horizontal directional drills • (HDD) for the City of North Bay Village. The new force main eliminated the need for North Bay Village to ® repump wastewater through the City of Miami Beach and provided a direct connection to the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department wastewater system. Kimley-Horn provided design-build drawings, hydraulic e modeling, "front end" documents, and associated opinions of probable construction costs. Kimley-Horn also • obtained the necessary environmental permits through the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and ® the Army Corp of Engineers (ACOE) for the HDD's. The project was submitted to the State and approved for over 3.5 million dollars of grant funding through American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). Kimley- • Horn also provided construction documents and permitting documentation for the rehabilitation of main e wastewater pump stations for the City of North Bay Village and the Town of Bay Harbor Islands. Both projects ® included analyzing the existing pumping and control equipment to develop a rehabilitation approach to increase system efficiency, reduce system maintenance, and provide a reliable, redundant pump station to • better serve the municipalities. ® We have also provided a hydraulic analysis of Martin e County's entire wastewater system with over 200 miles of ; • gravity sewer, several thousand manholes, and over 50 miles of force mains. This included analyzing hydraulic e capacity of the force main system, understanding the •.J; - - • I ,� e operation of lift stations, and evaluating growth areas •G• :: �:;) e within the system. Project components include establishing i the current and future demands, lift station run time hours, -, I_• ‘.4 -\ and pump curve data. Our depth of resources means � - `„ e that you will benefit from experienced professionals who I ® practice civil engineering for municipalities every day. At m+r . .:&1 ', . Kimley-Horn, we have the in-house capabilities to provide e you with any civil engineering need you may have. 0 e Permit Agency Coordination e The firm's engineers and planners maintain regular contact with virtually all key regulatory agencies and their e decision makers. This rich network of interpersonal relationships enables us to provide expeditious services relative to agency reviews and approvals. Our staff not only understands agency procedures, but also their e expectations, enabling us to minimize delays and rework of our clients' submittals. • Our staff members make it a habit to stay well informed about the latest changes and status of rules affecting e utility and environmental permitting and regulation. They are well equipped to assist you with permitting and ® mitigation program development processes. ® Our firm has successfully represented clients before numerous federal, state, and local agencies including e regional planning councils, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the Florida Department of Environmental e e FIFO No.12-03-02Kimley-Horn 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles CMI Environmental Eng Inds! Illi.-=r 1 and Associates,Inc. 0 2-4 0 CO�rt !Ye els ?�, Professional Categ •ory_ ®I rr � t , ' tr e CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL ,_ _ . Vitra ���p ENGINEERING RrQNo.1z 2 ,. 0 ® Protection, water management districts, Miami-Dade County Permitting, Environmental, and Regulatory Affairs ® (PERA), Miami-Dade County Water and Sewer Department, and Miami-Dade County Public Works. We are experienced in preparing permit applications for these agencies, know what is required to gain approval, and excel in providing the high level of coordination that facilitates the permitting process. ® Environmental Services • We maintain an experienced team of environmental scientists, marine biologists, geologists, hydrogeologists, planners, and field technicians with expertise in a wide range of environmental planning and problem solving services, such as permitting, corridor location studies, environmental assessment reports, and environmental I® analyses. Kimley-Horn has performed a variety of environmental services, including underground storage tank ® assessment, asbestos management, spill cleanup, and hazardous waste disposal. In addition, our firm is a leader in biological environmental issues such as wetland delineation and critical habitat identification. 0 O Our professional environmental services include: ® ■ Contamination assessment/remediation for soils, ground water, and surface water ® ■ Comprehensive environmental compliance evaluations ® ■ Environmental permitting (RCRA, clean air, NPDES, 404, incidental taking, coastal construction) ® ■ Wetland jurisdictional evaluations, functional analysis, mitigation plans, and monitoring ■ Wildlife/habitat studies and mitigation planning 0 ■ Water quality assessment and monitoring ® ■ Aerial photo-interpretation, mapping, and habitat evaluation using remote sensing imagery and O geographic information systems such as ARC/INFO ® • Environmental assessments and impact statements O Our staff routinely interacts with federal, state, and local government agencies. We are familiar with current ® environmental regulations, and remain well informed of proposed changes affecting environmental permitting ® and regulations in order to effectively serve all our clients. 0 Grant Funding " °".` — " :"' , ® Obtaining successful funding and the identification of potential Kimley-Horn was instrumental ':1 ® funding sources is critical to project implementation. Our team will in helping the City of North Bay •:, ® work to identify alternative funding and financing strategies within Village obtain more than $3.5 11 ® three categories: secured funding sources, anticipated funding million in American Recovery i i sources, and potential funding sources. Kimley-Horn has been and Reinvestment Act funding i ® successful in assisting clients obtain over S34 million in grants and ® funding from numerous sources. Most recently, Kimley-Horn was and State Revolving Loan instrumental in helping the City of North Bay Village obtain more dollars, to help offset the total '` ® than $3.5 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act project cost of$4.5 million for a ® funding and State Revolving Loan dollars, to help offset the total new 16-inch force main system. _1 ® project cost of$4.5 million for a new 16-inch force main system. ® By identifying sources of funding through the federal government's Urban Mass Transit Act (UMTA), Kimley- ® Horn was able to design to UMTA requirements, thereby helping the City of West Palm Beach obtain a grant RFC)No 12-04-02 Kimley-Horn ® 0Y2GC i5.12o Sunny Isles Civil En onmental Eng'Did `=I I and Associates,Inc. 0 2-5 O (ra ®U1 � 1 igtoter 31 Professional Category s, ,ren2 � ' , ,• if .�-, _�.�._ CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL,. A 5 _ 97 f • —t\,, ENGINEERINGRFQ Na,z / 0 ® for over $300,000. Other grants that have been secured are a $100,000 FRDAP Grant for the City of Port O St. Lucie and a $1.6 million ISTEA Grant for the City of Miami Beach. By identifying sources of funding from the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD), Kimley-Horn was able to help the Village of Royal ® Palm Beach obtain grants totaling $300,000 for the Anion Exchange Project for the Village's membrane softening plant. The firm has also been successful in other funding areas for roadway improvements and other ® municipal projects. ® Construction Administration/Inspection O Our full service consulting includes comprehensive construction administration services with experienced 9 inspection staff. Equally important, we are experienced in inspecting all types of construction. You can have 0 peace of mind knowing that you are working with individuals who understand the capabilities of all building methods. 0 In addition to receiving the benefit of our inspectors' experience during construction observation, our construction phase personnel can attend pre-construction conferences and regular project meetings, and O provide review and approval of pay estimates and all other activities required to achieve well-coordinated ® construction of proposed improvements. ® We offer construction-phase services on many of our projects. Our construction phase services include ® providing a full-time or part-time construction observation representative, evaluating equipment delivered as compared to shop drawings, and coordinating punch list observations and materials testing. ® Past Performance on Similar Projects 0 ® Our work for other South Florida municipalities has included all of the disciplines you are requesting in your request for qualifications for roadway, site-civil and stormwater systems, and water/wastewater design ® services. Most of these cited projects are multidisciplinary comprising two or more of the City's ® requested categories of service. Our services have also included preparation of plans and specifications, ® bidding assistance, construction administration, and field observation. But more importantly, these projects have demonstrated our ability to assemble an in-house team of professionals from our South Florida offices in 0 Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and West Palm Beach. Our size, diversity, and depth of staff allows us to pull together ® the right talent and experience to serve our clients effectively on all phases of projects, from planning and community involvement, coordination with FDOT, coordination with Miami-Dade County and other agencies, to 0 design and construction. ® Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. meets the minimum qualifications for this contract as seen by our proof of relevant experience that follows, as well as our team's professional licenses included at the O end of this section. The roadway and drainage/storm water projects are listed first, followed by the ® water and wastewater projects. O Roadway and Drainage/Stormwater Management Projects 8 Engineering Services,Miami Lakes,FL Kimley-Horn is currently serving the Town of Miami Lakes as their Engineer on the Miami Lakeway North 0 Roadway and Drainage Improvement project. We are also under contract with the Town to provide all aspects ® of engineering services needed. 0 ® RFC No.12-04-02 ^ Kimley-Horn 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles Civil Enwonmental Eng inde lig M/ \ and Acsoriates,Inc 0 2-6 O Professional Category:CLlL ' b � ,, EE NMENTAL t` y , lg ,= ` • s: l�oa e J8ly ENGINEERING z® ® When Miami Lakes incorporated, they obtained the - ® responsibility and ownership of the roadway and drainage infrastructure within the Town limits. To assist with this effort, Leaminc:Hil:;411=1?:;:fre.-.. ; ,-�;i �� ® Kimley Horn provided support to assess the condition of the4 • existing infrastructure. ,r'"� e i. ® Kimley-Horn evaluated roads, sidewalks, signing, and _Ostriping within the Town limits. The recommendations from " -___;----.;_e'., - __ ® this assessment included a prioritization of the improvements 4 `a? __1 s1. i K:,+'� along with a five-year capital improvements program (CIP). u < y� ® To facilitate implementing these improvements, we provided o construction documents and obtained bids from contractors to ® implement the projects. ® To develop Miami Lakes' own stormwater utility, Kimley-Horn prepared a stormwater master plan that outlined ® the deficiencies of the current stormwater system. Additionally, we developed the stormwater utility fee methodology and established the range of rates for the utility to implement improvements. Kimley-Horn also ® prepared a five-year CIP for the stormwater improvements. Other achievements include obtaining a grant from ® the Metropolitan Planning Organization to prepare a Transportation Master Plan. This master plan provided ® Miami Lakes with recommendations to improve transportation circulation as well as pedestrian mobility. Specific roadway and drainage improvement projects that have been completed on time and under budget include: ® Miami Lakeway North Roadway and Drainage - ;-f+:r,l- ..�T,i_ Improvement Project. Roadway and drainage improvement "y ~ t .. l «_ project on Miami Lakeway North in the Town of Miami Lakes. ® l 1."‘"'-' :.\--7:::•':1!.::9...;;:,1-1-:',: ::+• ' �� ;2:4 The improvement project included roadway restoration, a nl '1� j.? 'Nnew curbing, new pavement markings, and new drainage z, infrastructure from Ludlum Road to Celebration Point ® 1-'r-4 �s ` development, and along NW 64th Avenue from Miami ® C' Lakeway North to the Biscayne Canal. The drainage design r• included the necessary stormwater modeling and permitting Bi for a new drainage outfall into the canal. In addition to the ® _ much needed stormwater improvements, several traffic and ® __ --'�� parking related improvements were included. Right- and left- turn lane extensions provided for additional queuing space, ® paved parallel parking was added in existing swale areas, • and a new parking lot was added in close proximity to the Miami Lakes Park tennis courts and Miami e Lakes Middle School portable classrooms. The enhancement project also included landscaping and irrigation improvements, as well as new lighting for the parking lot. Kimley-Horn provided construction ® phase services to expedite the project and confirm the project was built in compliance with the plans ® and specifications. As a result of the design, public involvement with the community, and coordination ® with the contractor, the construction process was very successful, impacts to the community were minimized, and the project came in on time and under budget. ® NW 154th Street Drainage Improvements. Roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements on a major roadway through the Town including a new drainage outfall, median ® improvements, irrigation system, and project permitting. The project schedule and maintenance of ® ==e No.12-04o2 r Kimley-Horn OY26001S.Ro Sunny Isles Cidl EnNronmen;al Eng.indd Mr , and Associates,Inc. 0 2-7 ® " I Professional Category; ®, � , CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL- N., �� ENGINEERING xrueo ,zoaoi e Defy e ® traffic was designed to minimize impacts to the Town and adjacent property owners. The majority e of the project was constructed at night to minimize impacts. Close coordination was required with Miami-Dade County Traffic Division and the Florida Department of Transportation. Construction phase ® services were provided to expedite the project and ensure the project was built in accordance with the ® design plans. ® y� �;, Lake Glenn Ellen and Lake Cynthia Roadway and ® - x, l :° • ;1 Drainage Improvement Project. Roadway restoration/ $'' 'g 4 ,.: `' - resurfacing and drainage improvements in a residential ® ; _ ab �• community including new drainage outfalls, permitting, signage, ® . ..-..,41-..,-4 �uF'` l,,,442:#' .1.-c" f'titr,• r�, and pavement markings. Our team located proposed drainage 9 P P 9 ��~ : t p__`'_"• 4i'S7.' 24• S infrastructure to minimize impacts to existingutilities with a --,-.17'; ' special emphasis on sanitary laterals for all adjacent homes. As ® - '' part of the project, special attention was required to protect the ® r — existing tree canopy and all public rights-of-way and driveway ® ,/7_�.—___t7 ==7F - aprons were restored to equal or better condition. The project ® - -4 also included close coordination with residential property 4 = owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts ® to the community and maintain property access at all times. ® _ Loch Ness Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project. ® ;,a t' r "i -3--...- " `�s�" Roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements z -•.. i s 1 ! •� ® 17-:::74-g-.3- x m in a residential community including modifications to existing 1,i1-. 1., ; f' "L - "4- i ;S drainage outfalls permitting, signage, and pavement markings. fir^ s ® r4 , m:-I--..':..41 ;�; Our team located proposed drainage infrastructure to minimize 0 y *� •��',-qq impacts to existing utilities and adjacent properties. As part of _ whit �:;s};'1 kit 4 �_ hlivil the project, a new traffic circle and two pavement narrowing ® 1'- - i'— .� ��;-,',` `...r.40I devices were installed for residential traffic calming. A new park :C == ® :parr- i _ _ = facility was also installed after restoration of the staging area. ® lir' _� Special attention was required to restore all public rights-of-way .tet- r'---_ ....-..7_,....---...-t ® - = = • s., and driveway aprons to equal or better condition. The project also included close coordination with residential property ® owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts ® to the community and maintain property access at all times. ® �. Lake Elizabeth Roadway and Drainage Improvement + 1„ t -*_." Project. Roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage 0® � , - C- -<' 1 improvements in a residential community including new `` ! drainage outfalls and permitting. Our team located proposed ® L , t J , „f: drainage infrastructure to minimize impacts to existing utilities F c + t 1 'Ff n < e s'1 and adjacent properties. As part of the project, new park ® I t -i..7--?1,r;.Ag ==14 "° j facilities were installed after restoration of the staging area' l and coordination with residents was provided to implement — _,`_ sleeves for future median irrigation. The project also included ® y close coordination with residential property owners and careful = ® f maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts to the community. =. ® FQ No.12-04-02 Pr Kimley-Horn OY260015.12o Sunny Isles Crvil Enwomnental Eng odd 1.11..=I and Associates,Inc. 0 2-8 ar G °sd �p � d: I c Professional Category: gry. o b `c ` 4/8-at _ ! CIVIL/ENiVIRONMENTAL, 'l Piltz g. .7 P_, �. _ _ °rat Db �` ENGINEERINGerueo ,:oaa: 0 ® Cowpen and Eagle Nest Roadway and Drainage ® % " .• z Improvement Project. This was the first localized drainage ti , ; improvement project implemented with the Town's on-call 0 .%?'r. `i.r • 4v, °`� general contracting firm. Kimley-Horn assisted the Town in ® (�d•C"4" te ;sr 2d ty• .I developing a contract to obtain an on-call contractor and �?.;��' t��='iiff f."a�- .� .�. Fc as part of that contract, implemented roadway restoration/ / ill _ resurfacing and drainage improvements in a residential and ® ,; multifamily community. Improvements including modifications ® " to existing drainage system and new drainage components 4 to address localized stormwater issues, permitting, and ® s< - .: , pavement markings. Special attention was required to restore ® r.a .: all public rights-of-way and driveway aprons to equal or ® better condition. The project also included close coordination with residential property owners to minimize impacts to the ® community and maintain property access at all times. ® Resurfacing and Drainage Improvements, ® Federally Funded Design-Build Project. Kimley- ,-' � _-'.� �Kta'=� I0 Horn assisted the Town in obtaining over 5600,000 t ,, i v s u } ti . in stimulus funding to construct this roadway and 7 • u c ` '" ® drainage improvement project that includes a portion s �' het-, 4 Mfr .' ® of Miami Lakeway North between Celebration Point e' - - - 4 b- `'na x ® and Miami Lakes Drive and NW 153rd Street from -Ca -',t l$� -2•::14-7 ® Miami Lakeway North to NW 60th Avenue. Prior to � x z obtaining the stimulus funding, Kimley Horn assisted 4f s _ Y1 ---VS Y 37 . ® the Town in becoming Local Agency Program (LAP) :se 7rsftit._ =. �"certified so that the Town would be eligible to obtain �- `._, _ - ® the stimulus funding. In order to meet stimulus funding l>'e- " G requirements of "shovel ready," the project had to be le advertised as a design-build. Kimley Horn developed ® the design criteria package in compliance with Federal funding criteria. The design criteria package was used for public advertisement and resulted in securing the stimulus funding and award of the ® project to the current design-build team. The project includes drainage system improvements such ® as new stormwater inlets, a new outfall connection, exfiltration trench for water quantity and quality ® treatment, new sidewalk, new pavement markings, and signage. Kimley-Horn provided construction phase services to expedite the project and confirm the project was built in compliance with the design ® criteria. ® General Consulting Services and Stormwater Master Plan,Palmetto Bay,FL 0 Kimley-Horn is currently working with the Village of Palmetto Bay as a general consultant to provide all types of engineering such as planning, general civil engineering, and transportation. The Village of Palmetto Bay is a ® newly incorporated community that is currently evaluating the condition of their infrastructure and developing a ® new vision for their community. The Village has looked to Kimley-Horn to develop a stormwater master plan ® and associated stormwater management plan to implement a stormwater utility and obtain ownership of the infrastructure. The Village has also asked Kimley-Horn to develop a comprehensive plan as a foundation and 0 0 ® RFO No.12-04-02Pr m^ Kimley-Horn 0Y260015 12o Sunny Isles Cml Environmental Engintltl `=/ 1 and Associates,Inc 0 2-9 ® Cattar 2t�r e n e Professional Category: ®, y � � g - - CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL, ®� J, _� p v rs t .C °`-``� F�NGINEERING ._.. - -ou'ii 17-09-02 • ® c o framework for the new municipality. The stormwater 0 :c ,,;,� U master plan required extensive research of the ]:" .®� C. • I ` ■ community's roadways, utilities, and drainage ® 1 .T liar Ra 7 =I... .� .:� -tj I a- . F patterns to understand the condition of the i "- T- _ .� r N.,--",1 II l �sll infrastructure and stormwater management needs. -2' fit-, a , 'f 61c ��� As part of the stormwater master plan, Kimley-Horn ® ..-:-.,_.7,41C ` °`"t�" u - rr . :r:: assisted the Village in developing a capital r• ,,- I ^v/ j "'' sm improvement program toprioritize improvements I� �, _ „au t. rc „ P P 9 P p F based on flood management needs and associated R =jar= flilL _- costs. As part of the stormwater management plan, 011-_ ' �; ''44 wiz- _,i- Kimley-Horn helped the Village evaluate properties ® l=_/ f ?% c1/4, ,�t .. = throughout the Village and developed associated -jY ` imil -,'� utility rates to generate a dedicated revenue stream - `0 1..,_ r Ewe : • for the Village improvements. A critical part of the ® y/... a _ `11 planning efforts was to assist the Village in joining l® `• , n R"r,-lid'�•, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). ® 3- Re ! • Joining the NFIP is required for the community to y'• ., - obtain federally funded flood insurance and be part 411•11111 Mps..sta..sasr ® zjAT; ////�,� —e( z ........."1,•--�. of the Community Rating System to help reduce girt i!!&. ii]H.+t it -1"1 -5..8 SCrie an e . insurance rates for the community. The Village also . ,".m looked to Kimley-Horn for specific civil and traffic 8 ti. POTEMIAL „' ";,S engineering expertise to help them implement their ® r ®=•—..) new community vision. Specific projects have O included: ® SW 164th Street Roadway and Drainage _ - ® Improvement Project. Kimley-Horn assisted the Village with their first large roadway and �" t ® drainage improvement project as a newly ® incorporated Miami-Dade municipality. The -- -f ® project consisted of roadway restoration/ . ._rr 9 1 o 4y 4 4 resurfacing and drainage improvements in . ,/ ` �� ' `` t •1? . -a ® a residential area including new drainage �'. - c -. : . • outfalls, permitting, new sidewalk, and site � ® restoration. Our team located proposed g 1 drainage infrastructure and provided an -ail' ® evaluation of alternate outfall opportunities , t y3 �✓/ ® to minimize existing utility conflicts, utilize -- ` .ice ® property owned by the Village, and minimize v_ ^ impacts to adjacent properties. Kimley-Horn O provided construction phase services to e, expedite the project and to confirm the project ® was built in accordance with the design plans. Close coordination with residential property Ij® owners was required to minimize impacts to • the community. 0 A REQ No.12-01-02 Pr Min Kimley-Horn 0Y2e0015.12o Sunny Isles Ci I_Environmental Engines! ilik-=r 1 and Associates,Inc. 0 2-10 COe -� v ProfessionaL@aegoryr R— • 6A CVIFNVIONMENTAL 01 � � m A Ory per' ENGINEERING RFU No.12-04-02 e O SW 148th Street Roadway and Drainage 0 Improvement Project. Roadway restoration/ _ =y resurfacing and drainage improvements in a ,..-:;.if- 0 residential area including new drainage system, jn}4. . °. • ,` ' " ` ® permitting, and site restoration. Our team located ® proposed drainage infrastructure to minimize r . r 4% fl'-i„,.!.-+ ` .Y existing utility conflicts and minimize impacts to °- :: _ t; _'.f e7'`}':= _ 'r< 1 ® adjacent properties. The project was designed in �� .: a �5�(\j fi' 0 two phases to assist the Village in project 1.,..:4•r'.109 '441104.;: - __ implementation versus available funding. Kimley- R •,+f0Ai,;1 .f a,s.gtrit a; ® Horn provided construction phase services to . n s` ' •t 1' t ® expedite the project and to confirm the project , , '` > ' ® was built in accordance with the design plans. r ' 's • -v..- - - 1 Close coordination with residential property — �- O owners was required to minimize impacts to the ® community. ® SW 146th Street Roadway and Drainage ® Improvement Project. As the Village's third large Capital ® _ Improvement Project, Kimley-Horn assisted in developing ® :•�"tip x 3 K •J a roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage �ry,�. improvements project in a residential area including � � ® , 'c „ ¢� t _ .; permitting, striping, and site restoration. Our team located t.11.,• , l >i ,,ma ,j proposed drainage infrastructure and provided cost- ® .••• -=` •-,,t. _?X_ �-- �' a -t- .j effective drainage improvements to meet stormwater ® — management and environmental permitting requirements , _,_a _ as well as minimize impacts to adjacent properties. ® - _ Kimley-Horn provided construction phase services to expedite the project and to confirm the project was built O ' - - in accordance with the design plans. Close coordination 8 — with residential property owners was required for this ® successful project. ® Continuing Stormwater Services, Cutler Bay,FL ® Kimley-Horn developed a stormwater master plan to address flood protection activities for its residents and ® to protect the environmental quality of its canals. Kimley-Horn also developed a stormwater management report to assist the Town in creating a stormwater utility, which generates a dedicated stream of revenue to 0 implement capital improvements and maintain an operation and maintenance program associated with the ® stormwater system. Kimley-Horn also developed the stormwater utility fee methodology and established the range of rates for the utility to implement improvements. The project tasks included compiling data, ® developing a stormwater master plan, developing a stormwater management report, and assisting the Town in ® joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) so the community has future access to federally-funded ® flood insurance. 0 0 0 ® REO Na 12-04-02 Pr Kimley-Horn OY260015.12o Sunny isles Civil Environmental Eng indd lb.. and Associates,Inc ® 2-11 1 Cont» • T. 4 ° ,` Je i Professional Category: 1 i' .u,. - .21 P P_. ::; CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL; „ ten P o • NGINEERING RIQNa,z414-02 ler ® City of Homestead Community Redevelopment a 1 ® Consulting Services,Homestead,FL y._ ' 0 • Kimley-Horn is working closely with the City of Homestead and ,;.. a the community with the hope that their work will be a catalyst for v" -. 3/4: redevelopment in the area. The SW 4th Street neighborhood has 4 • traditionally been a minority community. The project was the site of what ii, ' \: r y O was once a bustling business district that included a great mixture of r� restaurants, jazz clubs, churches, etc. The residents want this area to 4 - OU F]: S, ® be restored to its former glory. The first step in this plan is to revitalize clic , 'ue'ghb° a`�foinie t ® a six-block area. A team from Kimley-Horn worked with the community , Ya ® to learn about the issues and concerns such as drainage problems, -�_ which contribute to flooding, broken sidewalks, safety concerns, and y � ' t ® increased parking needs. We are redesigning the curb and gutter system be.,v►' ''��''` , T1s i i -:.'y ® to make it more efficient at handling runoff, thereby reducing problems with H° de ' _' f ® flooding. The City Commission and . . . 4SRT I' LUTHER A"` °O1 LLS RD 4 AST E°""— ® CRA Board have now adopted the comprehensive plan amendments and I,�[ f S ;; •ti: ® Neighborhood Plan implementing the �! ` ,,,,, S ® form-based code provisions. Kimley- .I. , z. s ly - ® Horn has also developed a 24-page !' desk reference in five-inch by eight-inch .--.P.'�` c � -'= . - ' ® format and conducted a one-day training tp- - z "''Wi+.' f * i e r r- ".5.k o 1 il• ® session to prepare City and CRA staff for I on hit. �t • implementation of the code. Three projects .g` . " ; , .,. , ,'�j i b , ® have been submitted and will be the first 1 to be constructed within the neighborhood I -x ":7; ® under the new development standards. = - 2 --- -- " „. ' ® NE 2nd Avenue Reconstruction from NE 91st I® ' '``• .,.,_ _hi_ •ems.' •"""—, Street to NE 10Sth Street,Miami,FL ® l _-8�g> caclid I vo Kimley-Horn developed vertical and horizontal ® , j Ijac`a _• alignments and streetscape and landscape • .,• __ ,. : 6. ;_,-o,_ — ., , ' plans, providing drainage design, signing and • :n„\_s--__ 4.L'-7- ' pavement markings, and signalization plans for a �—-am-Cs moialifiPt4rlra gr. 4 portion of the NE 2nd Avenue corridor. The project O _ included the reconstruction/widening of NE 2nd Avenue from NE 94th Street to NE 103rd Street ® 1il 7� =--- - 4 and areas of roadway milling and resurfacing at O _ I -P-`I' I — i I NI__I-.. I :Ft I the beginning and end of the project. The project s included a joint participation agreement with the ® On ' ' '` ` •-. ... Village of Miami Shores in which streetscape and ® landscape improvements were designed with the ® Village, who funded these improvements. ® RFC No.12-01-02 Pr=^ Kimley-Horn 0Y260015 12o Sunny Isles Cnd Ensironmental Eng.indd , and Associates,Ina O 2-12 • ai t I RrofessionahCate o . ��� �� �° 1 CIVIL/F N;VIRONME_S _ ls_ eI �' `°rte 0_- �: IP = ENGINEERING MIN.12-04411 0 BS W 216th Street from SW 127th ri ® Avenue to Florida's Turnpike ise__ --I • Kimley-Horn developed vertical - ----- ,rs >a I.' I �d, and horizontal alignments roadway kV ," c;. i i plans, providing drainage design, �j6\ eN B signing and pavement markings, _ ti—.., .. �,�..� and signalization plans. The project ®� ,'.0 / baa +�►�, • iii- ffeli e,. - -1 . t,� , includes the reconstruction/widening _ _ -_�__` . lc eI ��f ���' ® of SW 216th Street from SW 127th 1 -- I i . f i ® Avenue to SW 112th Avenue, and I N./Q r rtii \0 milling and resurfacing from SW $,,� • 112th Avenue to Florida's Turnpike. <V I F� i ® The project included a traffic analysis i i k i 8 for the corridor and design of a ll roundabout at SW 122nd Avenue. — --- ® General Engineering Services, ® Plantation,FL ,. sr f i ® Kimley-Horn was selected as a general services -; —� - • consultant for the City of Plantation. As such, Kimley- i , (` , ® Horn has worked closely with the City's Engineering • , {vc t. 8 Department on numerous roadways, drainage, and -4 - .'21ci t .1�� s,t' ® community enhancement projects, as well as traffic =: � :. �t�"i. ,pg� a .�._ studies associated with the proposed improvements. e Our services have included general planning to assist , If ;. ,, ® the City in developing cost-effective streetscape and et-W-/7'1 -- `-i beautification approaches and a traffic calmingprogram. ` _ PP P 9 � . , .�_. e We have also assisted the City in implementing those 4 __. -- `---'1,--- 0 -- 0 visions with thorough, cost-effective projects. NW 70th . . .:,,z ® Avenue is an example of a roadway, traffic, lighting, landscaping, irrigation, and drainage design project, ® followed by construction phase services. As part of the community enhancement process, coordination with ® agencies such as FDOT, South Florida Water Management District, and Broward County was key to the overall ® success of the project. Kimley-Horn has relationships in place with those and numerous other agencies to help streamline coordination efforts. Q © Roadway,Traffic and Storm water Improvements,Lauderdale Lakes,FL ® Kimley-Horn is working with the City of Lauderdale Lakes and the Lauderdale Lakes CRA under a general services contract for roadway, traffic, and stormwater improvements. To date, we have started several ® projects: • ® NW 29th St. Traffic Calming. Anticipating increased through traffic on NW 29th Street resulting from the construction of the new Walmart on the west side of SR 7, the City contracted with Kimley-Horn to ® implement traffic calming measures at this location. We completed a conceptual traffic calming layout • for the Lauderdale Lakes CRA that serves as the basis for the new design. • ® RFO No.12-04-02 Pr I♦ Kimley-Horn 0Y260015 12o Sunny Isles Coil Env onmental Eng indd `=r 1 and Associates,Inc. 0 2-13 • I C© -1a v'p�" I Professional Category: .F 9 late � .:CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL. - 1 _ �� o tub r - ' ENGINEERING RaNa,22 0 • NW 21st St. Improvements. Kimley- Horn is currently designing a drainage =r ------� system on NW 21st Street, from SR 7 to o .10/15.41"; .., • Willie Webb Park. The City plans to add i—D� w , 1'�1'' • bicycle and pedestrian facilities on this �� l7 -L_1 L, � t ,. • n r -yl ,ofiT if d • roadway segment; a profile correction �,� � Val s also intended for this segment. The 1 I ul ; . ,. ' 4;r 5l ar „ o ® new drainage system is needed to le r ti . - <� accommodate these new facilities. This 1 I i i 4 r , ® new system will drain into the City's j o; L f` =;' i ® canal system. i . = =-.._-__ _____ NW 41st St. Traffic Calming. The Ir __� _ 0 City plans to remove the existing speed aii- l 1—��.� • humps on NW 41st Street between SR - , "-_ • 7 and NW 31st Avenue. Without the _ I 51.11_? speed humps in place, speeding is — 1 :-) " C=❑ ® likely to be a concern. Kimley-Horn is • working with the City to install alternate • traffic calming measures. • Seacrest Neighborhood Improvement Program,Phase IV,Delray Beach,FL 9 Kimley-Horn prepared construction plans and specifications and provided bid phase services for Phase • IV of the Seacrest Neighborhood Improvement Program. The project included $1.5 million worth of improvements and upgrades to aging infrastructure on 18 streets within the existing Seacrest neighborhood. ® The improvements and upgrades included abandonment and relocation of existing two-inch water mains • and service connections, and installation of 3,000 linear feet of four-inch to eight-inch ductile iron potable • water distribution mains and service connections. We also designed and installed 360 linear feet of eight- inch ductile iron sanitary sewer mains with service connections, asphaltic concrete pavement overlays • and reconstructions, concrete sidewalks, traffic calming measures, stormwater drainage improvements, • retention ponds, driveway replacements, swale improvements, landscaping and irrigation, and associated • miscellaneous improvements. We also acquired all necessary permits from the Palm Beach County Health Department and South Florida Water Management District SFWMD. • • Industrial Avenue Corridor Stormwater n,..,,#: ' Improvements,Boynton Beach,FL :r ?:' fi- ® The firm completed the design of a large roadway and Y ' • drainage project serving approximately 23 acres of C7 Hi. 11-,1 tom- ;i_-_�. .,i.'_� 8 industrial land use and 49 acres of residential land use in r.,_,.._ - • Boynton Beach. The project was originally conceived by -,/ ® City staff to provide an outfall for the stormwater runoff ^ ' that accumulates along Industrial Avenue and along • Southwest 6th Street in Lake Boynton Estates. ® Kimley-Horn worked closely with City staff to modify their ®— :."L ® conceptual plan. The modification included substantial • 0 :SFO No.12-04-02 rI♦fl Kimley-Horn 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles Civil Environmental Eng.inod and Associates,Inc. • 2-14 ®I CO o r� -q' Professional Category: `' b1 - — a ENVIRONMENTAL 7 -, CIVIL/ ®l tem= P Dip°- `p ENGINEERING RFallo.122 0 • use of roadside swales along Industrial Avenue to capture and contain stormwater runoff before discharging ® through stormwater inlets into large exfiltration trenches. The drainage was then routed into two detention ponds for additional storage and treatment prior to discharging into an existing FDOT ditch. Kimley-Horn also O designed an extensive roadside swale system throughout Lake Boynton Estates to maximize the capture d and percolation of stormwater runoff from this residential area. Additional stormwater inlets were included to capture and convey overflow from the residential swale system into the second detention pond. Kimley-Horn also designed improvements to the FDOT ditch that conveys treated stormwater from the second detention • pond to the Lake Worth Drainage District's E-4 canal. ® Streetscape and Drainage Improvements for _ • Boynton Beach CRA,Boynton Beach,FL ij' �t f 4 z '+ 1 I � a:70A :e".r • 4 • U, r' ' 1 A .y,"91 yp ® Burkhardt Construction and Kimley-Horn are currently 1 ., a ® serving the City of Boynton Beach CRA for a boardwalk/ L T. Ci. 1 .1..'c 4. - It B streetscape project along the Intracoastal Waterway �� j ,k r € ,734"r. _a t� s:CIO �" involving the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard. This J' p r! `4Z F j:• ° Y <-,: .t ,,' • ® is a part of a redevelopment effort by the Community t"' r a 'I c <.• � G ^-•t-,� 'a, r ® Redevelopment Agency to improve the city's waterfront. Al, } e"- ' ,r s f�/E , II The project consists of two specific elements: the extension z. a ;: 4- A' ` of Boynton Beach Boulevard from US 1 to the Intracoastal ` , i .;; '_ , , 5� __ :3=- ® Waterway and the construction of a boardwalk along the i a ti w�— ® Intracoastal Waterway from Boynton Beach Boulevard �� - 'j north for approximately 4,000 feet. Unique aspects of the — =-- • project include extensive environmental permitting, utility ® coordination for future development, and traffic calming ® measures. Included in the scope of work was the design of the roadway, utilities including water, sewer, drainage, and electric, the layout and design of a 500-foot promenade/boardwalk, and 1,300 feet of Riverwalk • along the Intracoastal. The project is now completed and open to the public. 0 Hypoluxo Road East of Lyons Road to --- Hagen Ranch Road,Lake Worth,FL Hypoluxo Road East"Yon Real""'"'Hagen"' '"m' ® Kimley-Horn designed the improvements for eR I ` '» t; -„'a' ® three miles of Hypoluxo Road from just east - - f .,r - G� 1 tv'Y of SR 7 to Hagen Ranch Road. This included ti'` : ae ' � 1 ,,, ® widening from two to four lanes as well as a 1 -•-•-- ,,,::::;„.,-'1' %:, '4. ,f-g { a" � J ® new four-lane segment with a new bridge over } � ltr . pclosely r: . N. '{ i��,w +•. r kik , it: 7k Florida Turnpike. We coordinated 7,, ® and permitted the bridge crossing from the • ow al , Turnpike as well as Lake Worth Drainage ;' , 1 :•-i .,:12-4,....2111_,*---.-A ' �'f g v} -_ , ® District (LWDD) due to the bridge crossing s q r ' i s 4 f ,- 2 - 5 • over two of their canals. We performed — ,_ - — --.. r�J �t &,-, . L}"- .,-�` stormwater management analyses for manyof ? r' = —�—- c•-!--7:,U- ` 5 ct ;-: 8 the existing developments along the corridor f; f . 'i 2 '`a_ - t= x tr rte:"=r. , iari� ® which received runoff from the project. We •,- -i 014.::? ,iN, -S{ !'nv IIIA t ; l( .nre; ® also designed two mast arm signals. 0 0 REO No.12-04-02 pir mn Kimley-Horn lit 0Y260015 12o Sunny Isles Coil Enwonmental Eng mold `IIM r 1 and Associates,Inc, • 2-15 ®. C�tp qs� ��,:' I Professional Category: ®I o ^bq' Vb1 a &;iN� CIVIL/F.NVIRO'NMENTAI xi ENGINEERING; eruso.,:-0ao2 ® Water and Wastewater Improvement Projects e Continuing Services Agreement for Planning,Utilities,Engineering,and Roadways, ® North Bay Village,FL • Kimley-Horn provides general engineering services for the City of North Bay Village on an ongoing basis. Services have included water and wastewater studies, planning, design, permitting, and construction phase services. Specific projects included: 0 Force Main Route Evaluation Report. We developed a force main route evaluation report for the City's force �In, ® main system. The City's existing sub-aqueous 12-inch o force main system was old and deteriorating and ( �j required replacement. The proposed 16-inch force main iii a".”-:, r ' ol!.;,�.3;7-` 0 from the City's main pump station was evaluated to �. .i.:7-.7 �� ® � �. 1177-",;,--1- ,. '_, determine the most beneficial route either to the east ' � , ' ® with a connection point located in the City of Miami Beach or to the west with a connection point in Miami- , /' \ . • Dade County. The proposed force main route included G ' - ® both open-cut and horizontal direction drill segments for - i .+' •' . \ Y-:.,- r: ® either approach. The evaluation process included coordination with stakeholders and permitting agencies 0 that had jurisdiction and/or influence over the project to identify requirements, concerns and obtain ® feedback pertaining to issues that affect the permitting, design, construction, schedule, and cost of the 0 proposed project. The final force main route evaluation report addressed stakeholders' issues, permit feasibility, project timeframes, preliminary opinions of probable cost, and a recommendation to ® proceed with the preferred route. The report also included proposed connection points, overall pipe ® lengths, construction methods, pipe material, and known or potential issues and constraints for each ® route including environmental issues. ® Force Main Rehabilitation Design Criteria ® Package. Based on an approved force main route evaluation report, we developed a Design Criteria ® Package (DCP) for the City's force main ® � rehabilitation program. The DCP was used to select p�_Y e ® a Design-Build Team for construction of the City's , - ,. r new force main system. The DCP was developed oCei -.11A.:11: r• ' "` for selection of a Design-Build Team based on z . - qualifications, experience, project approach, and z4 ® price. The DCP also included detailed design 's - =_ z 0 efforts necessary to obtain environmental permits �'"—fes ® through the Department of Environmental 0 Protection (DEP) and the Army Corp of Engineers (ACOE) to investigate and address environmental impacts for three water crossing. The three water ® crossings required the use of horizontal directional drilling construction methods including an ® Intracoastal Waterway crossing. The DCP included schematic design drawings for the remaining 0 open-cut force main route, hydraulic modeling of the Main Wastewater Pump Station and force main 0 0 EEO No.12-04-02P Kimley-Horn 0v2613016.12o sunny isles cMi Ernvorvnen.a'Eng Win and Associates,Inc. 0 2-16 e 01111M=g t I Professional Category. 1211eV 9 PP;,__ � CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL ®1 !SWAMItPe ENGINEERING' RN No.12-04-02 0 0 system, design plans for environmental permitting, • design criteria for construction of the project, : er \'*` r documents to address land ownership issues, design I�1 a.� �;- << S build contracts or "front end" documents, and ��`irt:= f i 11 ' `.Cl/ y-`° ' .... ". ® associated opinions of probable construction costs. The -, it ,.., 17. , st . z„•: ® DCP included field survey, environmental survey, _ i- , 1 ."�,/y` geotechnical analysis, extensive utility data collection, `�x J . ' ,j, , /�� ® stakeholder coordination, and governmental f -- ,vers . ® coordination including a wastewater agreement with the €'�J ' " r z7 Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (WASD). The 1�1 i " • DCP was submitted to the State and approved for both �' fi 7-' .�✓'. zz .4 O American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) -'- 'i - s ® funding and State Revolving Loan (SRL) dollars. e Force Main Rehabilitation Design-Build ® Project, Construction Administration. Based on development and approval of a Design Criteria tj; • Package (DCP), advertisement of that package, is a• ® and selection of a Design-Build Team (DBT), t i'C.4$ nrn nliiilmuu, ,fir if l, _;, served as project manager and engineer to provide j} /, lsyl' ;, -�ski construction administration services for the City's ,: cT) �IRik ® 4.5 million dollar force main rehabilitation program. .gL' ° ' ri • sE;l The project included plan and permit package I� review during the design development phases, • as well as construction administration tasks, such -..tit- --.----..-- o n ® as shop drawing review, pay application review, a ® contract clarification, onsite observations, and r ..EFS s"'—��i contract close-out. The project included extensive , 1vt.^ { }2 ,J ® coordination with impacted stakeholders and permitting ,.r _ n�Y I '.. • agencies such as Department of Environmental ��y • �raw, . t;r .yr-r<*', -'C: r4 ' `i • Protection, Department of Environmental Resource a 'A Management, Miami-Dade Park and Recreation, Miami- • l � t rt-m-, • Dade Water and Sewer Department, City of Miami, _. `/ti ,, 1 �8'-(d ® Florida Department of Transportation, and Miami-Dade , `• -'91 i! ® School Board. The project also included assisting � -.: {-'. F - `v • the City in collecting 3.5 million dollars in grant and �' ..i ,r r.�t y A>.r .0 • loan funding through the American Recovery and Li. ` -,2.'L= ' / ® Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and State Revolving Loan ® (SRL) programs. ® Main Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation Project. We developed construction documents for ® the rehabilitation of the City's main wastewater pump station. The project included analyzing the existing pumping and control equipment to evaluate present operating parameters and to develop a • rehabilitation approach to increase system efficiency, reduce system maintenance, and provide a o reliable, redundant pump station to better serve the City. Existing shaft driven wastewater pumps were ® converted to submersible pumps for use in a dry pit area and the complete control system was 00 RFC No.12-04-02 r Kimley-Horn oY260.i15.120 sunny Isles Cml Environmental EEng.indd \ and Associates,Inc 0 2-17 • �--p, w ' „ �T '�9 i Professional Category: _ WA g = , 4 CI_VIL FN /IRON_MEN. ,,, gal _ ENGINEERING': _v iC^Jpr,14 . . ®I C b blf Day -'Jc�p. �' Q No.12-04-02 O YJ • - upgraded. The preliminary design phase focused on pump ® „�� l performance, pump mechanical integrity, control system operation, and modeling system pressures. The control system • : := � was evaluated in terms of present operational problems, i3 `1 ,Y redundancy, electrical code compliance, and feasibility/cost t cay4;-.2!..�.�t i� ®e , _ analysis for a Citywide SCADA system. The final design phase • I '' f[ 1. A!M included the development of construction plans and technical �a, I • specifications to detail pump station equipment rehabilitation, ® - - _ _ control modifications, installation of Variable Frequency Drives, Motor Control Center (MCC), upgrade to the electrical service, • a = Citywide SCADA system, and plans to demolish the existing • equipment. The design approach required construction ® coordination and planning to keep the existing station in service during the rehabilitation and service upgrade process. The scope of work also included preparation ® and submittal of documents and design data for permit applications, opinions of probable • construction cost, bidding services, and construction phase services that include attendance at • project meetings to assess the project schedule and contractor progress, review of shop drawings for conformance with the contract documents, contract administration such as review of applications for O payment, interpretations and clarifications of the contract documents, onsite observations to observe 0 contractor performance, project close-out to confirm the contractor had fulfilled all contract obligations, O and review of project record drawings. o Utility Relocations on 79th Street Causeway r • Eastern Bridge. Based on a bridge rehabilitation project performed by the Florida Department of ® Transportation (FDOT), we developed construction a -•4m = . , ® documents to relocate an existing 10-inch water main ,y'•` .rW- r and an existing 8-inch force main on a 79th Street �� ® Causeway. The City's existing utilities conflicted with 7e. •='r ” . - :::-..1,- :- ® _ _ ,-rte-:. 1 the proposed FDOT rehabilitation process. The plans — - ® and construction approach were developed to minimize ? b ( f'-�� down time of both utilizes. The relocation process � � • included the design of alternate mounting brackets v - f-t- - - �;, o for higher utility elevations and modifications to each - o connection point. The scope of services included the development of the construction plans, technical 0 specifications, contract documents, utility coordination, permitting, opinions of probable construction o cost, bidding assistance and construction phase services that include attendance at project meetings ® to assess the project schedule and contractor progress, review of shop drawings for conformance with the contract documents, contract administration such as review of applications for payment, O interpretations and clarifications of the contract documents, onsite observations to observe contractor ® performance, project close-out to confirm the contractor had fulfilled all contract obligations, and review of project record drawings. The project required close coordination with the FDOT during ® design and was completed successfully on a compressed schedule as to not impact the FDOT bridge • rehabilitation program. 0 ® a c no.12.04-02 Pr m^ Kimley-Horn 07260015.12o Burn-Isles C =_nwwvnental eng.indd th...mr , and Associates,Inc. 0 2-18 - -- 1 u b b`Je e e Professional Category: g ®I ,`loll a° �,, -_- P`'',- I CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL .c rte . . i ENGINEERING: RIaN0.,2-04-0z ® General Civil Engineering Consultant, , . ,. IT Bay Harbor Islands,FL ' rot.` r LI® Kimley-Horn provides general civil engineering consulting services for ,r ., `'.,=.. +1 the Town of Bay Harbor Islands on an ongoing basis. Services have `.•:' . i '..11, ® included a force main study, a water quality parameters study, • ;�;'j•„T ® groundwater monitoring for underground fuel tank contamination, pump '' - $1 , ® station, and utility improvements. Specific projects included: ` rj `M �-2' ` + , ' ?- �4. . , -_ f,I l® Master Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation. la ". ,iia.,, { , . Prepared construction documents and associated permits .,-„,--_,....-%-:.- ® .` -_ ,`t:.X':lRY .5- tor- for the rehabilitation of the Town's master wastewater pump _ = • s> g -411 ® station. The design included working closely with Town staff .-', �t •11:4)J—.. l® to understand the existing operating parameters of the station ' r{il'N.iA00 1 >e, l and then implement the proposed capacity to address Town J`_ —r' r,•4� r'•e=;'na P P P P tY '� � :,�s� ® growth. Kimley-Horn was able to use the Wastewater Flow "A" ..�;�r. -..4 ® Capacity Study and the Force Main Report prepared for thef-- .1.4 .. <-sr:eiv. Town during the analysis of the pump station improvements. .,w„..:,......,9----etc ' ` ® Our understanding of the Town's wastewater system allowed us to quickly and efficiently design the pump station improvements. 0 Coordination was also ® required with the City of -- ® Miami Beach so that the ate.. " \` Town's wastewater would 'ES ii1r. 1 rac. ® This project included £ _a. , ® r , ® extensive electrical G 1 design to improve o' _ `,,�, 1'1. ® pump operation and t ■ ; l® reduce operating and �` ° -o , t l� • , 0 maintenance costs. New o �1\ . � f ,` 7;- electrical equipment was t \ . 3-� : , ® designed and installed to \ T-- <� t I'll a bring the Town's Master �P ° k' ...a Wastewater Pump Station into 4 g-- -.0 {I compliance with state and local E _ 1 - - Ix ® codes. ® 3 i. t—' , I;� A critical aspect of the design r, p ® and construction phase was ' ; ''e ® I' 1 • associated with transferring from r Cr-Q 0 I, the old electrical equipment to I ® the new. Careful planning was U = ® required so that the station could O be off line for the conversions " ;, J 0 ® -Fe No.12-04-02 gym^ Kimley-Horn 01(260015 12o Sunny Isles Ciel Environmental Eng tried s M r , and Associates,Inc. O 2-19 f .. pvJe® C Professional Category: _- OAtallatEte PP, lrCIVI / NVIR $M AENFL; p IFGINEERG a _ § iPek. RrQNo.1z-04-02 ® while not impacting the Town wastewater service. Contingency plans were in place to account for 0 potential construction delays. The installation and timing was very successful with no impacts to the Town. 0 ® Design, bidding, and construction phase services were provide by Kimley-Horn. The project was successfully completed on time and under budget. The pump station has been operating very 0 effectively, operation and maintenance costs have been reduced, and the station has additional O capacity for future Town growth. ® Force Main Replacement Program. Project design included installation of a C-900 PVC force main, 0 ultrasonic flow meter, connection to master wastewater pump station, and the installation of a check ® valve in close proximity to the receiving force main system located in Miami Beach. 0 This project was required because of the age and condition of the existing force main and previous ® force main failures. 0 A - 11 .. ® I . -:rte, I � yQ x � . . . . . 0 ® Government Cut Force Main Phase 1,Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department,Miami,FL ® This project consisted of a route study and evaluation for a force main to convey wastewater from the City ® of Miami Beach (an island) to the Virginia Key VWdTP (on an island). This required an underwater route. ® KHA developed a list of 12 alternative routes, and narrowed the list down to 3 viable alternatives. One route ® required use of the Port of Miami as a landing point, another route required using Fischer Island as a landing point, and the last route was a completely underwater route. Each route presented challenges, including ® disruption of Port activities, disruption of extremely wealthy neighborhoods and the acquisition of necessary ® easements, and the use of numerous caissons in the Biscayne Bay. A matrix of alternatives was developed ® using 18 weighted factors under consideration. Ultimately, a route was selected which required approximately 2 miles of 32-inch diameter directionally-drilled force main. Geotechnical considerations were extremely 0 important, and extensive soil borings 200-feet deep were required. 0 0 0 0 ® P20 No.12-O--02 r Kimley-Horn 0Y260015 12o Sena/Isles Cnel-En wonmental Eng tried `=r 1 and Associates,Inc, O 2-20 • ©©2 s Professional Category: ® - GIME/ENVIRONMEN, AL ,,Lo g ENGINEERING ® Sip p - I �' - - � RFQ Na 12-0402 fa ® Biscayne Boulevard Parallel 36-Inch Force Main,Miami- —. ® Dade Water and Sewer Department,Miami,FL II 'i`m-O°DE=,TER AHD CEPARRIE r up 1 ra-ra.ulflcc s!al parr aul-ruw Irl—es.�TE gym— ''I The project consists of installing approximately 20,000 "® °"47477 "°a 1 ER nm linear feet of 36-inch ductile iron pipe and fittings for a r "" " 8-764° l [Fry!, , _ ® force main in Miami-Dade County, Florida. This force main �� = o i'-'�' ! e 1 • will serve as redundant line to the existing 30-inch and 20- �, _ 1 it 0 inch force mains running along West Dixie Highway. KHA's II _a�� ,I design provides for a redundant connection between Pump I' I'�i ® Station 423 (Discharge Point) continuing south to a point of LI to w ��rt— connection with an existing 72-inch PCCP force main (located II , ---` '. 1 _ • �� fl ® approximately at the intersection between NE 19th Place and NE 159thStreet). We are also designing a subaqueous canal I® crossing across Snake Creek Canal as part of this project. The line work under Snake Creek Canal will consist ® of a horizontal directional drill under the canal to avoid impacts to Waters of the State. Since this proposed approach will result in no impacts to wetland resources or Waters of the State, no mitigation will be required ® for project approval and implementation. • ® �$ I Collins Avenue Water and Sanitary Sewer Improvements, ® ,..4.1., Miami Beach,FL l�. �I The City of Miami Beach selected our firm to provide fast-track 1 ® . •tl• .4 design, permitting, and construction administration for water main r � ! ® „ !- and sanitary sewer improvements associated with new high-rise f_- developments along Collins Avenue. We met a tight project schedule ® ',�'„� y ��- '- and coordinated closelywith a hotel developer to ensure that utility '"F- "'' -I' �y 43, ti P ® , N Y11 ' ;''{ tl ill service connections to the Lowe's Convention Center Hotel were ® rbTt tea Y`l21 f 1ilf s� . . r 41 at `•_� placed in time for the hotel opening. We also worked with Florida ® ,z f s -*'� i.. Power and Light (FP&L) throughout the project to resolve the conflict x l rte, i.o=� , - . of proposed water lines with existing FP&L duct banks. I-',77 ./ tt� . . ,3, = F ® k,,,$-.•:Flt t^.jv+= Our coordination with area stakeholders minimized impacts to the Al 1i public. In fact, most of the construction along Collins Avenue occurred • -?-15-._---Rt - - '/.j at night to avoid closing the road during the day. ® Fy,r- 77'...... �—=t,r Before we completed the project, we provided additional restoration . to sidewalks and curb and gutters adjacent to the project site. This ® = -f-' "^' = 2-------:* 4 additional restoration assured the City of a consistent appearance ® along Collins Avenue. O 48-inch Force Main along Sunny Isles Boulevard,Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department, ® Miami,FL ® Kimley-Horn is responsible for the design of a 48-inch Force Main along Sunny Isles Boulevard. The project ® consists of installing approximately 7,700 linear feet of a 48-inch D.I. (I.D.) and 5,200 linear feet of twin 48-inch H.D.P.E. (O.D.) force mains. The new force main will connect to an existing 48-inch force main just west of the O Intracostal Waterway, and convey raw sewage from Pump Stations 301 and 426 west along Sunny Isles Blvd ® (SR 826) to approximately 1,000 linear feet west of the Oleta River. At that point, it will manifold with an existing ® RFQ No.12-04-02 Pr=^ Kimley-Horn 0Y260015 12o Sunny Isles CRil EnNronmental Eng indd `=r 1 and Associates,Inc. 5 2-21 ®al C• OringEtit4,. Professional Category r _ = 9 g J CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL ®I ` xt s o per' ENGINEERING RFQNo.,za,02 0 $ 48-inch force main and continue south approximately 3,000 linear feet across the Oleta River State Recreation ® Area to the MDWASD North District Wastewater Treatment Plant, where it will connect to the chloride side of the plant. The project will require an aerial crossing of the Oleta River, and coordination with FDEP for • proposed impacts to State Wetlands. ® Water Main Route Evaluation Report, West Palm Beach,FL o As a result of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) relocating the Flagler Memorial Bridge, the City of West Palm Beach was required to relocate an existing subaqueous 24-inch water main that conflicted o with the new bridge location. To implement the most beneficial relocation route for the City, we developed a ® water main route evaluation report. The project included evaluating four alternative water main alignments to cross the Intracoastal Waterway from the City of West Palm Beach to the Town of Palm Beach. The report 0 discussed community impacts, constructability, permit feasibility, and a recommendation to proceed with a ® preferred water main route. Extensive coordination was required with project stakeholders such as the Florida ® Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), Army Corp of Engineers (ACOE), Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), Palm Beach County Health Department (PBCHD), City of West Palm Beach, and the O Town of Palm Beach to identify requirements, concerns and obtain feedback pertaining to issues that affect ® the permitting, design, construction, schedule, and cost of the proposed project. A primary focus of the ® project was to develop a design and construction schedule that will comply with FDOT's schedule to begin construction of the new Flagler Memorial Bridge in 2010. The City's existing water main must be relocated 0 before the start of bridge construction. The proposed water main routes included both upland open-cut and ® subaqueous horizontal direction drill segments for all of the approaches. The final water main route evaluation report summarized stakeholder issues, permit feasibility, project timeframes, preliminary opinions of probable O cost, and included a recommendation to proceed with the preferred route. The report also included proposed ® connection points, overall pipe lengths, construction methods, pipe material, and known or potential issues ® and constraints for each route. Based on an approved water main route evaluation report, the project has moved into the design phase. ® r12 - �— is..al Palm ® Force Main System Study,Palm Beach,FL6S3 —i a�� ,e ....,-....—t= Kimley-Horn is currently developing a system wide force main X`y N ® model for the Town to evaluate the improvements necessary to A 1t = 13'1, determine theappropriate force main sizes and station upgrades t‘c.;...: , ` I • $ necessary to abandon the practice of pumping wastewater through tr - .' i��i - ® the City of Lake Worth force main system. This analysis includes sr ® additional flows from Manalapan and South Palm Beach and • will ultimately lay the ground work for the system improvements fi# €. ® required to allow flows to travel to the East Central Regional Water Wall. •.i{ / =, ® Reclamation Facility through only the force main shared by the 3'4 ,r.- Town and the City of West Palm Beach. WaterGEMS is being used �' , ® to model the system and provides the Town the added benefit of , , being able to import the model graphics into the Town's existing '-e +;i E ® GIS database. kz t; ti 0 ® RFO No.12-04-02 ��^ Kimley-Horn 0Y260015 12o Sunny Isles Civil =mnm ronental Eng!odd ti Mr 1 and Associates,Inc. 0 2-22 ® Con „o CUb �, I Professional Category:. c g : •=r `CIVIL/EN;VIRO',N_MENTAL 1 beta `,`� ENGINEERING No.12-04-02 ® Sanitary In-Line Booster Pumping Station, ® Palm Beach,FL Jr• T 4r. ® Kimley-Horn recently completed engineering and �� �, `_' 1 _ r �' design services for the Town of Palm Beach to jii:. ;a"-t� -: • develop a sanitary in-line booster pumping station " ' i • at an existing re-pump facility owned by the City of . ;„ '+; '. I,'T� I:14"i\f C` + f,, West Palm Beach. Kimley-Horn and the Town had ,.:— l ijll w� s'p 'y: `'® worked together years earlier to develop the concept O ::_JAR' 7 y�•�+• of constructing this type of station to eliminate the gl;a, 17'` ' + ssx1/4' `I existing re pump facility that has been plagued by _a--.11 -® rs 11r:- ;'e 11,Ect_maintenance roblems, odor control issues, and •,® deterioration due to age. The new station will allow ' s 3.11 • the Town to abandon the existing station and allow �� .G', �, ® the City of West Palm Beach to convert the re-pump station into a storage facility. The proposed in-line f -":, ::,_ ® booster station will handle approximately 5 MGD and • boost pressures to pump the Town's wastewater west ® to the Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility. ® Reclaimed Water Distribution System Hydraulic Analysis, ® Martin County,FL ® We performed a hydraulic analysis of the Martin County B , . 3~ ' - Reclaimed Water Transmission and Distribution system. The analysis was performed by generating a computer model using ® Cybernet, a program for the design and analysis of pressure flow ® (pF }i. pipe distribution and collection systems. ® e , • ci I- - • Creating the computer model included collecting information ® - on the existing system such as pipe layout and sizes, location ® ` _ and normal position of system valves, system outfalls to reuse water receiving lakes, and effluent pump curves. We evaluated ® ` J_ the capacities of over 14 miles of transmission and distribution • ,----..-.1_ v\f. mains, effluent pumps of two interconnected treatment plants, ` three existing reuse water users, and the potential for three 4 future users. We evaluated two scenarios. The first simulated IA \-We '4 two WWTPs interconnected by a common 10 transmission main. ® ., r :, Y r° -aF� This was done to determine the pumping potential of the plant j : _ µ farthest out in the system. The second scenario simulated one ® ,-_ - - 7Yr i4rw, 4,4.1 plant pumping 10 effluent to the other plant and the flows being 0 combined and then repumped. ® The purpose of the model was to determine the hydraulic capacity of the six-mile transmission main, pumping • capacity of each plant based on the existing pump curves, the possibility of interconnecting the two plants, ® and various operating conditions at the 10 users. • ® RFC)No 12-04-02 Pr NM n Kimley-Horn OY260015.12o Sunny Isles CMI ilii..Eng — and Associates.Inc. 0 2-23 • ts ® Professional Category: c - fF^ �'. . # , )J L/.ENVIRONMEN'TAL, : a� -,Ts oe °:� rea `� ' ENGINEERING' wraNa,22 ® Consolidated Sanitary Sewer and Reclaimed Water Systems Hydraulic 7 .,"7",...-4.. ® Analysis,Martin County,FL i We conducted a hydraulic analysis of the 1\ P rillt•`th 1 ® Martin County Consolidated North and South 7e O Sewer Force Main System and reclaimed • ,-•, ® water distribution system. The analysis was k i performed by generating a computer model ® using Cybernet, a program for the design and • '�z ® analysis of pressure flow pipe distribution $� . ® and collection systems. We analyzed the 1 _j �� consolidated systems (north and south) for ® both existing and future conditions. ® Creating the computer model included collecting information on the existing system including pipe layout and O sizes, location and normal position of system valves, lift station wet well capacities, lift station pump curves, ® and reclaimed water transfer pumps. We evaluated the capacities of 115 lift stations based on pump curves ® and piping configuration. We also evaluated average pump run times based on the county's telemetry system. 9 We performed field tests to correlate the computer model to actual operating conditions. We then calibrated ® the model according to the field test results. The purpose of the model was two-fold. The first was to determine an equalization of flows in the South system to two different wastewater treatment plants. The ability ® to convey additional flows to the Tropical Farms Wastewater Treatment Plant helped remove the limitations ® placed on plant capacity. Force main and lift station improvements were recommended to allow additional ® flow to the Tropical Farms Wastewater Treatment Plant. The second purpose was to use the model as a tool in establishing capital budgets for improvements to the north and south systems. These improvements ® included items for more efficient system operation as well as planning for future growth and demands. Future 0 conditions were determined based on projected population growth and land uses over the next 20 years. O Schedule of Proposed Services ® The preparation of a detailed project schedule taking all anticipated tasks into account serves as a critical ® component to meet the City's deadlines. Kimley-Horn's extensive civil/environmental engineering related experience throughout Florida allows us to make certain we fully comprehend the required tasks that must be O completed and timeframes associated with them. ® When required, our team can accelerate work to meet a change in project schedule; this process is used O frequently when workloads require extra personnel. It allows our team to be flexible and be able to react to all ® types of scheduling changes. Kimley-Horn is confident in its ability to monitor project schedules to meet the ® City of Sunny Isles Beach's expectations, and we are prepared to commit the necessary resources to ensure that your projects stay on schedule and within budget. 0 0 Kimley-Horn's sample project schedule for RFQ 12-04-02 for Professional Category: Civil/ Environmental Engineering is provided in Section 4 Approach/Methodology. 0 ® RFC No.12-04-02 ^ Kimley-Horn 0Y260315.12o Sunny Isles Civil Entironmen;al Eng.intltl a I , and Associates,Inc. ® 2-24 0 ©®n�-�y �, 9s 0.�� a0� I Professional Categ ry:., ®1 k© S i - k?..a-;,� _� -, CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL . ®� b , _ec.� PrP; 0- �eivi 's ENGINEERING HFQNa,2-04-02 ® Licenses •8 Kimley-Horn and Associates,Inc. ir /If 'di- t ' xte :'' - ;-<% ----:.'. vo hard of - _ ; fn Ft-twitters s • • ® Kimley • Ai . �,,�• ates, Inc. . 1 . ® Is authorized under the provisions of 1•�+i�!�!=..!' • �•1 ..a Statutes,to offer.engineering services ® to the public through a Professional Engin • ed under Chapter 471, Florida Statutes. ® Certificate of Authorization EXPIRATION:2/28/2013 CA. 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I , +a'.Statutes,to ofter en`gineeriogser'ices . ® ttii the public through ' 1 .A •edunder Chapter 471,Florida Statutes ' 3 ® ' x Certificate of Authorization • ' ® EXPIRATION 2/28/2013 - r , • + t CA LIC NO ® AIT .-• UDNO: 228201300342 28073 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ® RFe No.12 04 02 r Kimley-Horn 0Y260015 12o Sunny Isles CMNI En ironmenlal Eng indd and Associates,Inc. • 2-28 ®IOrate!: giaO� .� Professional Category: CIVIL/ENV IRONMENTALwee � ENGINEERING � _ Rrallo:,zz 0 . Staffing ® Kimley-Horn recognizes the importance of establishing a proven staffing plan at project onset. Our plan ® is structured to offer the highest level of responsiveness and personal service to each client we serve. We ® employ a local project manager with previous experience working alongside the City to provide smooth project coordination. ® Our tight-knit team has close working relationships with one another which strengthen our ability to produce B fast results. With our collaborative approach, the City staff will be an integral part of the team. In fact, we will be available to serve as a reliable partner to you. The synergy from your participation on the team will ® guarantee successful progress and a high quality deliverable. ® Kimley-Horn is pleased to present our project team, offering you the seamless combination of relevant experience, engineering expertise, and proven cost control management techniques. Our employees are sincere, reliable, and professional with the drive and fervor to initiate innovative methods and solutions to your ® requests. We are confident that we can offer you quality customer service with the most beneficial outcome, and we sincerely want to serve you. Our organization chart on the following page clearly defines the relationships and responsibilities of our project team. In addition, resumes for all Kimley-Horn team ® members (including subconsultants) are provided at the end of this section for your review. ® Subconsultants ® Avirom and Associates, Inc. will provide surveying support. They have provided similar services to Kimley- ® Horn as part of our general services contracts with municipalities such as Miami Gardens, Miami Lakes, Palmetto Bay, Cutler Bay, and North Bay Village. 0 ® Electrical Design Associates, Inc. (DBE) will provide electrical services. Their experience includes electrical and instrumentation design for water and wastewater pump station, recreational facilities and parks, active ® and passive facilities throughout the state for several public sector clients including North Miami Beach, Miami ® Beach, Miami-Dade County, and FDOT, to name a few. e Tierra South Florida, Inc. (DBE) will provide geotechnical support. Their staff has been involved in dozens ® of roadway, drainage, and community enhancement projects in Florida, particularly on FDOT facilities. Kimley- Horn has teamed with them many times in the past and is confident in the consistently high level of service they routinely provide. 0 0 0 ® RFC No.12-04-02 ^ Kimley-Horn OY260015.12o Suety Isles Crvil_Emrirormen;al Erg.indd , and Associates,Inc. ® 3-1 e'1 U n' 6 W aN ) C S . ( W = UO I z � o 'a 3 we sw, to cad C Y D O NEa O Y 4 - C L r2 a+ C • O N C 0 r I Y r N ® z N I I 0 el A Yl a ' W W z W �' ddui dui ® �'ww - � � � ni <a i 76 it ®t O l lel - = Y _ OC co C W 1 1-59 T1 I i d I - ® Q I - 6 Q I ( c W a _ W Oai �pGH - `dr 5 ' J W C - O C •CJ 5. et _;191; 0 l l �� z 1 a doL —'' 0a`J 1 $ J0 03 • CU a Y Z } ) C C E •. CA ! •v A' Z II C la 0 N 161ali N0 '111PNC1/44:1 A 1 ® tl I V C I 10 2W / I C 1 udi — } ®� �V 4 I al N r d W I la W C) r. r 1 ii. 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Specific roadway and drainage projects have engineering, stormwater O included: management, project ® permitting, and 0 • Lake Elizabeth Drainage Improvements construction phase ■ NW 154th Street Drainage Improvements services ® ■ Lake Glenn Ellen and Lake Cynthia Drainage Improvements • Principal areas of a • Loch Ness Drainage Improvements practice also include ® ■ Cowpen and Eagle's Nest Drainage Improvements water distribution, wastewater collection, ® For each of these projects, Kimley-Horn provided services under the continuing forcemain and ® engineering services contract with the Town of Miami Lakes. Serving as project associated pump station manager for the roadway restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements for design, water treatment ® these projects, including new drainage outfalls and permitting. Our team located plant design, well ® the proposed drainage infrastructure to minimize impacts to existing utilities and pump design and site ® adjacent properties. The project also includes close coordination with residential piping, feasibility and property owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts to the engineering reports ® community. O stormwater Master Plan, Palmetto Bay, FL— Served as project manager Professional Credentials ® for the development of a stormwater master plan for the Village of Palmetto Bachelor of Science, Bay to address flood protection activities for its residents, and to protect the Mechanical Engineering, O environmental quality of its many canals. In addition to addressing stormwater University of Florida ® management issues, Kimley-Horn developed a stormwater management report Professional Engineer in ® to assist the Village in creating a stormwater utility. A stormwater utility generates Florida ® a dedicated stream of revenue to implement capital improvements and maintain an operation and maintenance program associated with the stormwater system. Professional Organizations ® The project tasks primarily consisted of data compilation, development of a National Society of ® stormwater master plan, development of a stormwater management report, Professional Engineers ® and assisting the Village in joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Florida Engineering Society so that federally funded flood insurance is available to the community. Specific 9 roadway and drainage projects have included: ® • SW 148th Street Drainage Design and Street Improvements O ■ SW 164th Street Drainage ® ■ SW 146th Street Roadway and Drainage Improvements ® • SW 89th Avenue Roadway and Drainage Improvements ® Force Main Route Evaluation Report, North Bay Village, FL— Served as project ® manager and engineer to develop a force main route evaluation report for the City's force main system. The City's existing sub-aqueous 12-inch force main O system was old and deteriorating and required replacement. The proposed 16- O inch force main from the City's main pump station was evaluated to determine the most beneficial route. The force main route evaluation report addressed 0 rmn Kimley-Horn \� and Associates,Inc. ® RFC No.12-04-02 3-3 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles Ciri_Enwomnemal Eng Resumes.indd • 0 ® Gary R. Ratay, P.E Page 2 ® Representative Experience (continued) • stakeholders' issues, permit feasibility, project timeframes, preliminary opinions of probable cost, and a • recommendation to proceed with the preferred route. The report also included proposed connection points, ® overall pipe lengths, construction methods, pipe material, and known or potential issues and constraints for each route including environmental issues. 0 Force Main Rehabilitation Design Criteria Package, North Bay Village, FL— Based on an approved force main ® route evaluation report, served as project manager and engineer to develop a Design Criteria Package (DCP) ® to select a Design Build Team for construction of the City's new force main system. The DCP included detailed ® design efforts necessary to obtain environmental permits through the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Army Corp of Engineers (ACOE), schematic design drawings for the remaining open-cut force ® main route, hydraulic modeling, design criteria, "front end" documents, and associated opinions of probable • construction costs. The DCP was submitted to the State and approved for both American Recovery and ® Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding and State Revolving Loan (SRL) dollars. ® Main Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation Project, North Bay Village, FL—Served as project manager ® and engineer to developed construction documents and permitting documentation for the rehabilitation of the City's main wastewater pump station. The project included analyzing the existing pumping and control ® equipment to develop a rehabilitation approach to increase system efficiency, reduce system maintenance, ® and provide a reliable, redundant pump station to better serve the City. The design included pump station equipment rehabilitation, control modifications, installation of Variable Frequency Drives, Motor Control Center ® (MCC), upgrade to the electrical service, and Citywide SCADA system. ® Utility Relocations on 79th Street Causeway Eastern Bridge, North Bay Village, FL— Based on a bridge ® rehabilitation project performed by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), served as the project ® manager and engineer to develop construction documents to relocate an existing 10-inch water main and an ® existing 8-inch force main on a 79th Street Causeway. The plans and construction approach were developed to minimize down time of both utilizes. The project included the development of the construction plans, ® technical specifications, contract documents, permitting, bidding assistance and construction phase services. ® The project required close coordination with the FDOT during design and was completed successfully on a ® compressed schedule as to not impact the FDOT bridge rehabilitation program. ® Stormwater Master Plan, Cutler Bay, FL— Project manager for the creation of a stormwater master plan for Cutler Bay to address flood protection activities and protect the environmental quality of its canals. Kimley- ® Horn also developed a stormwater management report to assist the Client in creating a stormwater utility. A ® stormwater utility generates a dedicated stream of revenue to implement capital improvements and maintain an operation and maintenance program associated with the stormwater plan, development of a stormwater management report and assisting Cutler Bay in joining the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) so that • federally funded flood insurance is available to the community. Specific projects have included: • • Cutler Ridge Elementary School Area Drainage Improvements ® • Saga Bay Drainage Improvements • • • • 0 RFC No.12.O.O2 I—fl Kimley-Horn 9 OY290015.12o Sunny Isles Crvi_Enwomenfal Eng Resumes.odd _ and Acsnciates,Inc. 3-4 • j Russell Barn- es----P.E • ) Principal-in-Charge ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications 0 General Civil Engineering Consultant, Bay Harbor Islands, FL— Served as • Has 24 years of civil ® project manager for this general services contract. Recently completed the engineering experience i® master plan for a community enhancement program that includes roadway, • Civil engineering ® streetscape, drainage, utility undergrounding, and beautification. Construction experience includes documents are currently being prepared for the community enhancements. transportation, roadway ® Additional projects that are currently under construction, or have recently been design, sanitary sewer ® constructed, are two passive parks and a roadway beautification project. Half studies and design, ® of the cost of these projects was funded by a grant obtained with Kimley-Horn's corridor location assistance. studies, drainage, and ® intersection design ® General Consulting Services and Stormwater Master Plan, Palmetto Bay, FL Serves numerous South Served as project manager for the development of a Stormwater Master Plan for • • the Village of Palmetto Bay to address flood protection activities for its residents, Florida municipalities, as well as protecting the environmental quality of its many canals. Also including the cities of ® developed a Stormwater Management Report to assist the Village in creating Miami, Miami Beach, • a stormwater utility. The project tasks primarily consisted of data compilation, Miami Lakes, South • development of a Stormwater Master Plan, development of a Stormwater Miami, and the Town of Management Report, and assisting the Village in joining the National Flood Bay Harbor Islands • Insurance Program (NFIP). Professional Credentials ® Town Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL— Project manager who served Bachelor of Science, Civil the Town of Miami Lakes as their initial Town Engineer. Miami Lakes has Engineering, North Carolina ® contracted with our firm to provide all aspects of engineering associated with State University ® the Town. Kimley-Horn provided support in a wide range of areas to assess Professional Engineer in ® the conditions of the existing infrastructure. Provided Miami Lakes with an Florida assessment of the conditions of the roads, sidewalks, signing, and striping Plans Preparation Workshop,within the Town limits. The recommendations from this assessment included a Florida ® prioritization of the improvements, along with a five-year capital improvements Engineering Society program (CIP). To facilitate implementing these improvements, we provided ® construction documents and obtained bids from contractors to implement the Focus on Business ® projects. Other achievements include obtaining a grant from the Metropolitan '90, Florida Institute of ® Planning Organization to prepare a Transportation Master Plan. This master Consulting Engineers plan will provide Miami Lakes with recommendations to improve transportation Kimley-Horn and • circulation, as well as pedestrian mobility. Associates, Inc. Leadership Miami Lakeway North, Miami Lakes, FL— Project manager. Kimley-Horn Program ® developed construction documents for roadway and drainage improvements Professional Organizations ® on Miami Lakeway North in the Town of Miami Lakes. The improvement project included roadway restoration, new curbing, new pavement marking, and new American Society of Civil • drainage infrastructure from Ludlum Road to the Celebration Point development, Engineers (ASCE) ® and along NW 64th Avenue from Miami Lakeway North to the Biscayne Institute of Transportation ® Canal. The drainage design included the necessary stormwater modeling Engineers (ITE) ® and permitting for a new drainage outfall into the canal. Kimley-Horn provided construction phase services to expedite the project and ensure the project was ® built in compliance with the plans and specifications. As a result of the design, ® public involvement with the community, and coordination with the contractor, the construction process was very successful, impacts to the community were ® minimized, and the project was completed on time and under budget. =r1 Kimley-Horn \ and Associates,Inc. ® PIC No.12-04-02 3-5 0Y26C015.12o Sunny Isles G9 Ern4omneral Eng Resumes ido • Russell Barnes, P.E. ® Page 2 ® Representative Experience (continued) ® North Shore Area Roadway Improvements, Miami Beach, FL—Served as manager for the utility work and ® the sanitary sewer inflow/infiltration investigation on this urban streetscape improvement project in the North ® Shore area of Miami Beach. The firm was successful in obtaining over $8 million in county and state funding in addition to a $1.6 million ISTEA grant through the Metropolitan Planning Organization for development of a I® 1.5-mile bicycle/pedestrian corridor along the oceanfront. ® Sanitary Sewer Flow Capacity Study (East Island), Bay Harbor Islands, FL—As project engineer, performed flow ® capacity analysis of gravity sewer system to determine system deficiencies and identify needed improvements. ® This study determined the existing capacity of the system, as well as the capacity after expected development. Performed an impact fee analysis to determine the sewer impact fee for future development. ® Town of Bay Harbor Islands Community Enhancement Master Plan, Bay Harbor Islands, FL—As project manager, oversaw efforts to develop a comprehensive community enhancement program for the entire town. ® Key to the development of the program was the identification of the appropriate cross-section for the Town's ® residential streets. Of central concern to Town residents was the calming of local traffic, the inclusion of bicycle ® accommodations, on-street parking, and a typical section that provided a landscaped area separating the sidewalk from driving lanes. The use of computer-enhanced images was a powerful tool in communicating • various options to area residents, and were highly effective in helping the Town and the neighborhood to ® identify the solution which best fit their needs. Performed a variety of services to develop a vision for the initial phase of the Community Enhancement Master Plan including: conducting a series of public workshops to ® identify the needs of the residents; reaching agreement on minimizing roadway cross-sections in support of ® narrowing the street to calm local traffic and permit the use of landscaped areas that separate private property ® from the travel lanes; discussing cost alternatives and phasing opportunities that would provide maximum flexibility in project implementation resulting from limited funding sources; and presenting options for ® neighborhood entry design that serves to reinforce neighborhood identity, enhance security, and calm traffic. ® Town of Bay Harbor Islands Business District Revitalization, Bay Harbor Islands, FL— Served as project • manager for this community enhancement program which included design and permitting services, roadway ® improvements, stormwater management, stormwater treatment, and a stormwater pump station. ® Citywide Wastewater Inflow/Infiltration Study and Mitigation Program, Miami Beach, FL— Project manager ® for the 150-mile citywide sewer evaluation and trenchless method rehabilitation design project. This highly successful program employed a multi-phased approach beginning with broad program development and ® proceeding with successively narrowing targets of further study, resulting in reconstruction of only those ® portions of the sanitary system that would provide substantial, cost-effective Ill elimination. The initial study ® identified 8 MGD of infiltration into the system. Subsequent phases involved identifying the sources of the I/I, designing corrective rehabilitations, and providing oversight of the construction. By working closely with ® rehabilitation contractors, Kimley-Horn was able to obtain some of the lowest per-unit costs in the country. ® Also developed the concept and application for a South Florida Water Management District grant for the City ® of Miami Beach, and have secured $50 million in bond financing. The program was structured so that the savings in treatment costs would fully pay the debt services on the bonds. ® Street Closure (West Island), Bay Harbor Islands, FL— Project manager working extensively with the Town of Bay Harbor Islands and the FDOT to develop landscaped road closures that form a regal gateway from I® the west complementing the eastern gateway. The permanent landscaped road closures were designed ® to improve safety and significantly enhance the roadways on the west island. Key to implementation of the project was our successful application for an FDOT Beautification Grant . The roadway was reconfigured to ® meet all FDOT standards. • ® RFo No 12-01-02 P�fl Kimley-Horn ® OY290015.12o Sunny Isles Crai-Emvonmerral Eng Resumes.indd \ and Agcnciates,Inc 3-6 • • ) r -Bill-Cary; RE; ) QA/QC Manager ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications Miscellaneous General Civil Engineering Services, Lauderhill, FL— Currently • Has 40 years of civil ® serving as project manager for Kimley-Horn's ongoing contract with the engineering with ® City of Lauderhill. One of the primary projects under this contract involves particular expertise in ® improvements to Inverrary Boulevard, which is a main spine through the City. land development ® Kimley-Horn recently provided master planning services for this section of ■ Experience with roadway, including drainage improvements, design for the addition of bike resort and residential • lanes, striping, and meeting ADA compliance for sidewalks. Currently, the developments in ® Kimley-Horn team is producing design and construction plans for these Caribbean and Mexico improvements to Inverrary Boulevard. • Public sector experience ® NW 70th Avenue Enhancements, Plantation, FL— Served as project engineer. with parks and roadway ® Kimley-Horn was selected as a general services consultant for the City of improvements • Plantation. As such, the firm has worked closely with the City's Engineering Professional Credentials ® Department on numerous roadway, drainage, and community enhancement Bachelor of Science, Civil projects. Kimley-Horn provided roadway improvements that included center• Engineering, West Virginia median improvements, installation of curb and gutter, drop-off lanes for adjacent University ® sites, landscaping improvements, associated culvert and swale improvements, • irrigation, and other enhancement features. Professional Engineer in Florida • Inverrary Boulevard Master Plan, Lauderhill, FL— Involved with drainage design • and quality assurance/quality control services. Kimley-Horn provided master planning services for Inverrary Boulevard, including drainage improvements, ® addition of bicycle paths, striping, and meeting ADA compliance for sidewalks. ® Our team is producing design and construction plans for these improvements. ® Inverrary Boulevard serves as a main spine through the City. A 10th Avenue North/6th Avenue South Roadway Enhancement Project, Lake ® Worth Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), Lake Worth, FL— Served as project engineer on the design-build team that implemented 8 miles of • streetscape improvements throughout the City. The blocks abutting the ® roadways were redesigned to provide appropriate setbacks to maximize ® pedestrian usage along the corridor. Construction is now complete. • Boynton Beach Boulevard Extension and Promenade, Boynton Beach, FL Project engineer. Kimley-Horn served on a design-build team to the City of ® Boynton Beach CRA for a boardwalk/streetscape project along the Intracoastal I® Waterway involving the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard. This was a part ® of a redevelopment effort by the Community Redevelopment Agency to improve the City's waterfront. The project consisted of two specific elements: the ® extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard from US 1 to the Intracoastal Waterway ® and the construction of a boardwalk along the Intracoastal Waterway from ® Boynton Beach Boulevard north for approximately 4,000 feet. This project was the link between the private sector and public sector redevelopment activity that ® had already commenced in this area. • 23rd Avenue and Marina Drive Roundabout, Lighthouse Point, FL— Project ® engineer for the development of schematic design documents for the ® Lighthouse Drive/Marina Drive roundabout project. The schematic design was Pr=r1 Kimley-Horn B RFC No.124• \ and Associates,Inc. 3-7 0Y260015 12o Sunny Isles Civil-En eonmemal Eng Resumes MC ® Bill Cary, P.E. ® Page 2 Representative Experience (continued) O approved and the development of final construction documents was authorized. Also designed drainage and lighting improvements for the new roundabout. ® Redevelopment of Dania Beach Jai Alai (for the Aragon Group), Dania Beach, FL— Served as civil project ® manager for the initial mitigation coordination and planning efforts to ensure the site's drainage and utility permitting requirements were met. As part of our services for the redevelopment of the Dania Beach Jai Alai, ® Kimley-Horn provided traffic engineering services for the client. ® The Lincoln, Miami Beach, FL— Project engineer responsible for site civil services including paving, grading, ® drainage plans, and permitting. The Lincoln is an eight-story mixed use office, public parking, restaurant, and ® retail facility. The facility has 38,000 square feet for retail, 200,000 square feet of office space, and 700 parking ® spaces. ® Preliminary NEPA Implementation Plan, Dania Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA), Dania Beach, FL— Serving as project engineer evaluating the preliminary feasibility of the implementation of the long- term improvements, which include five bridge projects recommended in the CRA Master Plan. An important ® component of the project involves identifying and coordinating the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) ® process with the various regional agencies including FOOT, Broward MPO, FIND, US Coast Guard, FEC, and the surrounding cities. ® TD Bank (formerly Commerce Bank), Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, FL, Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm, FL— OC/QA reviewer on the Kimley-Horn team selected by Commerce Bank as its O exclusive design consultant to provide extensive land use and site development services in Miami-Dade, Broward, andPalm Beach counties. Kimley-Horn provided a full range of consulting services for Commerce ® Bank, including due diligence and site selection; land use and entitlements; civil, traffic, and roadway engineering; site planning and landscape architecture; governmental agency permitting; construction phase ® support; survey and geotechnical coordination; and a variety of environmental investigation, permitting, and ® remediation services. ® West Wind Park Community Center, Lauderhill, FL— QC/QA reviewer providing site civil and landscape ® improvements associated with a new Community Center at West Wind Park. The firm is providing the civil engineering components and Singer Architects is serving as project architect. 0 0 0 O FFo No.12-0=-02 I/® fl Kimley-Horn OY260015.12o Sunny Wes Gi+i-Emvwnenal Eng Rewnesindd \ and Asenciates,Inc. 3-8 t B td P E 0 - - - Rea away De-sign/MOT it ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® 48-inch Force Main Along Sunny Isles Boulevard, North Miami, FL— Project ■ Has 19 years of engineer for the design of a 48-inch force main along Sunny Isles Boulevard experience in civil ® from P.S. 426, just west side of the Intracoastal Waterway, to the WASD North engineering with 17 years ® District WWTP. The project consists of installing approximately 7,600 linear feet of extensive experience of a 48-inch diameter D.I.P. (I.D.) force main along Sunny Isles Boulevard and in the field of highway ® 2,600 linear feet of twin 48-inch diameter H.D.P.E. (O.D.) force mains through design, drainage design, ® the Oleta River State Recreation Area. The project required an aerial crossing of and traffic operations ® the Oleta River, and extensive coordination with Florida DEP for the mitigation of plans impacted natural resources. ■ Principal areas of practice ® include roadway design, ® NE 2nd Avenue Reconstruction from NE 91st Street to NE 105th Street, Miami, preliminary engineering FL— Project manager responsible for developing vertical and horizontal studies, drainage design, ® alignments, and providing drainage design, signing and pavement markings, stormwater permitting, ® and signalization plans for this corridor. The project included the reconstruction/ pavement design, utility ® widening of NE 2nd Avenue from NE 94th Street to NE 103rd Street as well coordination, maintenance as areas of roadway milling and resurfacing at the beginning and end of the of traffic, roadway lighting ® project. The project also included a joint participation agreement with the design, signing and ® Village of Miami Shores, in which the Village agreed to fund the streetscape and pavement marking, traffic landscape improvements in order to participate in their design. ® signalization, and traffic Street/NE 17th Terrace/NE 2nd Avenue/N. Miami Avenue, Miami-Dade County, planning ® FL— Project manager responsible for developing vertical and horizontal ® alignments, providing drainage design, signing and pavement markings, and Professional Credentials ® signalization plans for this corridor. The project included the reconstruction and Bachelor of Science, widening of NE 17th Terrace/NE 2nd Avenue/NE Miami Place and the milling Civil Engineering, Florida ® and resurfacing of NE 17th Street and N Miami Avenue. International University ® Professional Engineer in ® Black Creek Trail Segment A Construction Documents, Miami-Dade County, Florida FL— Senior engineer for the Kimley-Horn team that is preparing construction ® documents for Black Creek Trail, Segment A, which is a 9.1-mile, multi-use Advanced MOT ® greenway trail in southern Miami-Dade County. Our client is the Miami-Dade Specifications Training Park and Recreation Department (MDPR). Kimley-Horn is responsible for all FDOT Advanced Traffic ® phases of this project ranging from programming and schematic design through Control Certification ® construction phase services. We have assisted MDPR in identifying potential FDOT Specifications ® trail alignments, amenities, trailhead locations, and neighborhood connections. Certification We are coordinating with numerous stakeholder groups, including utilities, ® local governments, and permitting agencies. Our design incorporates a non- Troxler Electronic ® motorized trail and linear park design within the Black Creek Canal (C-1) right- Laboratories, Certificate No. of-way owned by the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). We 061878 ® overlay our design on both survey data and high-resolution aerial photography ® to improve the readability and functionality of the plan set. Key challenges on Professional Organizations ® this project that we have addressed include slope stability near the canal bank, American Society of Civil crossing several major roadways (including a six-lane section of US 1), and Engineers (ASCE) ® working within SFWMD design standards for permitted use of their right-of-way. American Society of ® Improvements to Congested Intersections, Miami-Dade County, FL— Project Highway Engineers ® manager for traffic operational analyses that were performed for Miami-Dade ® I=fl Kimley-Horn \ and Associates,Inc. ® PFO No.12-0=-02 3-9 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles Ci.R_Emvonsnen'al Eng Resumes N44 0 0 ® Burt Baldo, P.E. Page 2 0 Representative Experience (continued) ® County Public Works Department as part of the short-term traffic solutions effort for the County's list of ® congested intersections. During the last quarter of 2005, the County issued a list of 25 intersections and suggested modifications to those intersections. Toward the end of the year, the County assigned nine of ® the intersections to Kimley-Horn that were within FDOT right-of-way. The County asked that we perform ® traffic analyses and confirm the suggested modifications within a month (a very accelerated schedule). ® We completed the task in January 2006 and held meetings with FDOT, who approved the concepts. We later worked on the design of several of these intersections. These improvements required extensive field O investigation and coordination with the County and other agencies. Improvements varied from simple signing and markings improvements to intense design involving changes in alignment and drainage issues. ® SW 216th Street from SW 127th Avenue to Florida's Turnpike, Miami, FL— Project manager responsible for the master planning, public involvement, developing vertical and horizontal alignments, signing and pavement ® markings, and signalization plans for this 1.25-mile corridor. Also responsible for coordination for drainage design, which was performed by a subconsultant. ® Lincoln Road Closure, Miami Beach, FL— Roadway project engineer. This project was a joint-venture between ® the City of Miami Beach and UTA Management, LLC. The 1000-1100 Block of Lincoln Road has been closed • to vehicular traffic to allow for the extension of the Lincoln Road Pedestrian Mall. The mall was extended ® west, from Lenox Avenue to Alton Road, and includes a new pedestrian plaza. The design also included four water gardens, and streetscape and infrastructure improvements. Kimley-Horn provided due diligence, civil 0 engineering, landscape architecture, permitting, traffic signal modifications, lighting and electrical design • services for this project. ® Collins Avenue, Phase II, FDOT District Six— Project manager of the Kimley-Horn team that is providing • roadway design, signalization, signing and marking, and drainage design for this roadway project in Miami 0 Beach. Miami River Greenways Design - Six Projects, Miami, FL— Principal-in-charge for development of a master plan for six sites owned by Miami-Dade County. Two design options were developed for each site and 0 presented to the public and the Miami River Committee for discussion and concurrence for the recommended alternative to proceed with the design phase. Design included site development, drainage, permitting (DERM 0 and FDEP), lighting, structural design new seawalls, and repairs of existing landscape and irrigation. ® SR Al A/Collins Avenue Resurfacing (Phase I), FDOT District Six— Project manager. For this project, ® Kimley-Horn provided design services for SR A1A/Collins Avenue from 26th Street to Indian Creek Drive in Miami Beach. Based on our team's detailed investigation of the corridor and deficiencies discovered, we ® presented District Six with three improvement options: minimal, mid-range, and complete reconstruction of • the corridor. The District opted for the mid-range improvement option. The RRR design services provided to ® FDOT included roadway, signing and pavement marking, maintenance of traffic, drainage, and signalization plans. Design included provision of bulbouts, parking lanes, and trench drains. The project is currently under ® construction. 0 0 0 0 0 0 RFC No.12-0=-02 n Kimley-Horn ® 0Y260015.12d Remy lyes CM Entorvnernal Eng Resumes.v,dd r , and Associates,Inc. 3-10 f Mtudassar- "tarn, P.�E , O Roadway 0e-sign/MOT ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® Improvements to Congested Intersections, Miami-Dade County, FL— Project • Has 10 years of experience engineer on the Kimley-Horn team responsible for developing plans for in civil engineering with six ® roadway and traffic improvements to various County intersections. These years of roadway design ® improvements required extensive field investigation and coordination with the and improvement projects County and other agencies. Improvements varied from simple signing and experience ® markings improvements to intense design involving changes in alignment • Worked on projects for FDOT ® and drainage issues. (District Four and Six), Miami- ® NE 2nd Avenue Reconstruction from NE 91st Street to NE 105th Street, Miami, Dade Expressway Authority,and Miami-Dade County ® FL— Project engineer responsible for developing vertical and horizontal alignments, providing drainage design, signing and pavement markings, and • Experienced in the use and • signalization plans for the corridor. The project included the reconstruction/ application of geographic • widening of NE 2nd Avenue from NE 94th Street to NE 103rd Street as well information systems (ArcGIS) ® as areas of roadway milling and resurfacing at the beginning and end of the and FDOT geodatabases project. The project included a joint participation agreement with the Village • Proficient with MicroStation, ® of Miami Shores, in which the Village agreed to fund the streetscape and Geopak, AutoCAD, ® landscape improvements in order to participate in their design. HCS2000, CORSIM, Transyt- 7F, PASSER II, ArcGIS, LOS ® Miami River Greenways Design - Six Projects, Miami, FL— Design engineer Plan, Synchro, AUTOTurn, ® responsible for assisting in development of a master plan for six sites owned TransCAD, and Statistica • by Miami-Dade County. Two design options were developed for each site and software programs presented to the public and the Miami River Committee for discussion and ® concurrence for the recommended alternative to proceed with the design Professional Credentials ® phase. Design included site development, drainage, permitting (DERM Master of Engineering, Civil ® and FDEP), lighting, structural design new seawalls, and repairs of existing Engineering, University of landscape and irrigation. Florida ® SR A1A Bicycle Master Plan, FDOT District Six— Roadway design engineer Bachelor of Science, Civil o for the development of a bicycle facility master plan for a 22-mile portion Engineering, University of ® of SR A1A from the Broward County line to Downtown Miami. Our work Engineering and Technology, ® included design standards review and development; review of design plans, Pakistan ® right-of-way plans, and as-built drawings; segmentation, implementation, Professional Engineer in Florida and approach methodology development; field reviews; conceptual plan and Texas ® development; alternative routes review; and cost estimating. The project also • included public outreach with affected municipalities and Miami-Dade MPO's Professional Organizations 0 Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee. Florida Engineering Society ® SR A1A/Collins Avenue Resurfacing (Phases I and II), FDOT District Six Transportation Research Board Project engineer responsible for the development and analysis of alternatives, (TRB) • horizontal and vertical alignment, and drainage design. Based on our team's FICE/FDOT Roundabout O detailed investigation of the corridor and deficiencies discovered, we presented Design Training • District Six with three improvement options: minimal, mid-range, and complete FICE/FDOT Bicycle Facilities reconstruction of the corridor. The District opted for the mid-range improvement Design Training ® option. The project included cross-slope correction for the existing parabolic • crown, addition of bulb-outs at intersections, identifying ADA deficiencies along FDOT Advanced MOT the corridor and correcting them, signalization improvements, and extensive certification • coordination with FDOT and local agencies. The project included approval of O many design exceptions and variations, pavement design, and typical section r=r1 Kimsey-Horn ® package. This project is currently under construction. I� and Associates,Inc. RFC No.12-02-02 3-11 OY26C015.12o Sunny Isles Cni-Emvovnetal Eng ResumesECd ® Mudassar Alam, P.E. Page 2 ® Representative Experience (continued) ® SW 216th Street from SW 127th Avenue to Florida's Turnpike, Miami, FL— Project engineer responsible for the ® horizontal and vertical design along the corridor and design of a roundabout to replace an existing signal. The ® project included master planning and public involvement coordination for this 1.25-mile corridor; vertical and horizontal alignments; signing and pavement markings; and signalization plans. ® Black Creek Trail Segment A Construction Documents, Miami-Dade County, FL— Design engineer on the 0 Kimley-Horn team responsible for preparing construction documents for Black Creek Trail, Segment A, ® which is a 9.1-mile, multi-use greenway trail in southern Miami-Dade County. Kimley-Horn is responsible ® for all phases of this project ranging from programming and schematic design through construction phase services. We have assisted MDPR in identifying potential trail alignments, amenities, trailhead locations, and ® neighborhood connections. We are coordinating with numerous stakeholder groups, including utilities, local governments, and permitting agencies. Our design incorporates a non-motorized trail and linear park design ® within the Black Creek Canal (C-1) right-of-way owned by the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). Key challenges on this project that we have addressed include slope stability near the canal bank, ® crossing several major roadways (including a six-lane section of US 1), and working within SFWMD design ® standards for permitted use of their right-of-way. ® NW 5th Avenue Sidewalk Improvements from NW 112th Terrace to NW 115th Street, Miami Shores Village, FL ® Project manager responsible for design and development of plans for new sidewalk construction as part of ® the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program. The project included utility coordination, and preparation and submittal of LAP documents. ® Bayview Market, Miami, FL— Project engineer responsible for developing vertical and horizontal alignments, ® providing drainage design, signing and pavement markings, and signalization plans for this corridor. The project included the reconstruction and widening of NE 17th Terrace/NE 2nd Avenue/NE Miami Place and the milling and resurfacing of NE 17th Street and N Miami Avenue. ® MDX Design Engineering for SR 874 (Don Shula Expressway) from Kendall Drive to SR 826, Miami, FL ® Project engineer for the Kimley-Horn team that provided design engineering services for SR 874 (Don Shula Expressway) roadway modifications from south of SW 88th Street (Kendall Drive) to south of SR 826 (Palmetto ® Expressway)/SR 874 interchange. The project consisted of the widening of SR 874 and included complex ® roadway design, drainage design, signing and marking, lighting, signalization, retaining walls, noise barrier ® walls, bridge widening plans, permitting, and public involvement services. The nature of the project changed and was re-procured as a Design-Build project. Kimley-Horn prepared 95% Design and the Design-Build ® Criteria Package. We completed this project in April 2011. ® SR 972/Coral Way from SW 37 Avenue to SW 13 Avenue Resurfacing, FDOT District Six, Miami, FL— Project 0 engineer responsible for developing plans for the resurfacing of Coral Way from SW 37th Avenue to east of ® SW 13th Avenue in Miami. Kimley-Horn assisted the City of Miami with a beautification master plan and design guidelines in 2002 for this area. The project corridor includes a mix of businesses and apartments, the corridor ® is unique in its designation as a State Historic Highway (SHH), and is famous for its canopy of mature Banyan trees. The historic nature of these signature trees and widespread flooding make this more than a typical ® milling and resurfacing project and require extensive coordination with FDOT and local agencies including the City of Miami Historic Preservation Board. The project includes approval of many design variations and O exceptions. 0 0 0 O ?FC No.12-0=-02 r ti 1 Kimley-Horn Isles OY260015.12o S,nny ICivi-Em4m onnerral Eng Resues.indd `�F and Associates,Inc. 3-12 , Leo l , nonte- =P.E • 0 Headway Design/MOT til ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® Black Creek Trail Segment A Construction Documents, Miami-Dade County, FL • Six years of roadway ® —Analyst on the Kimley-Horn team recently retained by the Miami-Dade Parks design experience ® and Recreation Department to design Segment A (a 7.8-mile corridor) of the • Proficient in MicroStation, ® Black Creek Trail. Black Creek Trail is a 17-mile greenway corridor that connects Geopak, CMI 3D, the Everglades Levee (L-31N Canal) with Black Point Park and Marina. Kimley- AutoCAD, EaglePoint, ® Horn completed a planning and feasibility study for the 9.2-mile Segment B HCS±, CORSIM, ® in late 2007. Our current tasks include programming and schematics, design Primavera P6, ArcGIS, ® development, and construction phase services. AUTOTurn, Real Cost, and MS Project ® Alton Road PD&E Study (5th Street to Michigan Avenue), Miami Beach, FL ® Design analyst for the Kimley-Horn team that performed a PD&E study to professional Credentials document the requirements for preliminary design for SR 907 (Alton Road) from Master of Science, • 5th Street to Michigan Avenue, including the flyover ramp connector between Transportation Engineering, ® SR 836 and SR 908. The study included existing conditions, typical sections, Florida International ® traffic analysis, right-of-way requirements, environmental impacts, and cost University of improvements. Worked directly on the development of alternatives and the • analysis to determine the feasibility for this particular project. Worked On the Bachelor of Science, Civil development of the project's schedule and maintaining it up-to-date. Engineering, Pontificia ® Universidad Catolica Madre ® SR AMA/Collins Avenue Resurfacing (Phase I), FDOT District Six— Design y Maestra ® analyst on the Kimley-Horn team providing design services for SR A1A/Collins Professional Engineer in Avenue from 26th Street to Indian Creek Drive in Miami Beach. Based on our Florida ® team's detailed investigation of the corridor and deficiencies discovered, we ® presented District Six with three improvement options: minimal, mid-range, and FDOT Advanced MOT complete reconstruction of the corridor. Given the findings of our report, Kimley- Training ® Horn recommended complete reconstruction of the corridor, which would result ® in fewer variations and exceptions and bring the roadway into compliance with Professional Organizations ® current design standards. A new roadway profile will be designed after careful American Society of Civil analysis and in conjunction with input from adjacent property owners. The new Engineers (ASCE) ® curb, gutter and sidewalk along the corridor will provide for ADA compliance. Institute of Transportation e Upgrades to the drainage system will eliminate most of the existing drainage Engineers (ITE) ® issues in the area and new signing, pavement markings, and lighting will improve safety issues along the corridor. Society of Hispanic ® Professional Engineers ® SR Al A/Collins Avenue Resurfacing (Phase II), FDOT District Six— Project engineer on the Kimley-Horn team providing design services for the SR A1A/ ® Collins Avenue from 26th Street to Indian Creek Drive 3R project. The drainage ® was enhanced through the use of trench drain in those areas where the existing ® longitudinal slope was less than 0.3% and at the bulb-outs that were proposed to enhance the ADA compliance of the project. Upgrades to the existing signals ® and signing and pavement markings were part of this project. Existing parking ® was striped per current FDOT Standards. Prepared pavement design and ® coordinated with both the District pavement design engineer and bituminous engineer to achieve the best pavement design for this project. ® MDX Design Engineering for SR 874 (Don Shula Expressway) from Kendall Drive ® to SR 826, Miami, FL— Project engineer for this MDX project that proposed to ® Ilan Kimley-Horn \ , and Associates Inc. ® RFC No.12-04-02 3-13 0Y250015.12o Sunny Isies Civi Enwonmenml Eng Resumes.indd • • • Leo Almonte, P.E. Page 2 ® Representative Experience (continued) • add one lane in each direction on the existing SR 874 corridor from SW 88th Street (Kendall Drive) to south ® of SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway) located within Miami-Dade County. This corridor is a critical link between ® Florida's Turnpike and SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway). This project will provide additional capacity to the SR 874 corridor by converting two-lanes in each direction to three-lanes in each direction by milling, resurfacing, • widening and partial reconstruction. The geometry proposed was developed to provide the best fit option • given the project limits, right of way restrictions, widening restrictions and cost effectiveness. The SR 874 corridor is an FIRS and SIS facility. In addition to the improvements along SR 874, the project also includes ® resurfacing of SR 878 for approximately 3,700 feet and minor improvements to Kendall Drive for approximately ® 380 feet west of SR 874. This project also includes widening of: the southbound bridge over Snapper Creek • Canal (C-2), the bridges over Sunset Drive, the bridges over CSX/Galloway Road, and the bridges over Miller Drive. In addition, the outside railing of the bridges over Kendall Drive is proposed to be replaced. Prepared ® the pavement design, roadway cross sections and drainage structures cross sections. Also, reviewed existing • cross slopes in order to provide proper cross slope correction methods, including special details and profiles. ® Assisted in the horizontal and vertical alignment design. Prepared MOT typical sections and assisted in the project's MOT design. After the 90% submittal, MDX decided to advertise this project as a Design-Build ® project. • SR 972/Coral Way from SW 37 Avenue to SW 13 Avenue Resurfacing, FDOT District Six— Project engineer • responsible for developing plans for the resurfacing of Coral Way from SW 37th Avenue to east of SW 13th • Avenue in Miami. Kimley-Horn assisted the City of Miami with a beautification master plan and design guidelines in 2002 for this area. The project corridor includes a mix of businesses and apartments, the corridor ® s unique in its designation as a State Historic Highway (SHH), and is famous for its canopy of mature Banyan • trees. The historic nature of these signature trees and widespread flooding make this more than a typical ® milling and resurfacing project and require extensive coordination with FDOT and local agencies including the City of Miami Historic Preservation Board. The project includes approval of many design variations and ® exceptions.Project engineer responsible for developing plans for the resurfacing of Coral Way from SW 37th • Avenue to east of SW 13th Avenue in Miami. Kimley-Horn assisted the City of Miami with a beautification ® master plan and design guidelines in 2002 for this area. The project corridor includes a mix of businesses and apartments, the corridor is unique in its designation as a State Historic Highway (SHH), and is famous for its Q canopy of mature Banyan trees. The historic nature of these signature trees and widespread flooding make • this more than a typical milling and resurfacing project and require extensive coordination with FDOT and local agencies including the City of Miami Historic Preservation Board. The project includes approval of many ® design variations and exceptions. SR 710/Beeline Highway Design (Projects B and C), FDOT District Four— Design analyst assisting in ® horizontal and vertical design of roadway, drainage design, and development of traffic control plans. The • projects (Project B from West of Congress Avenue to West of Australian Avenue and Project C from West of ® Australian Avenue to Old Dixie Highway) include the addition of two new lanes to provide a four-lane divided urban section. ® 1-75 (SR 93) from Hernando County Line to CR 470, FDOT District Five— Design analyst assisting with various aspects of the roadway plans production, roadway design, summary of quantities, and computation book Q for this widening project in Sumter County. Kimley-Horn is preparing plans and permits for the widening of • 12 miles of 1-75 from north of the Hernando County line to south of CR 470. The project includes widening in the median of 1-75 and reconstruction of the SR 48 interchange and the northbound off-ramp to SR 476B. In ® addition, the project includes off-site drainage ponds and right-of-way acquisition. • Q REQ No.12-04-02 P' im/l Kimley-Horn • 0Y250015.12o Sunny Nes Citi-Envonmet.al Eng Resumesindd \ti r I and Associates,Inc. 3-14 0 Erick W�iticzek; 1!E a. :) at Engineering • Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® Inverrary Boulevard Master Plan, Lauderhill, FL— Involved with drainage design, • More than 16 years permitting, and roadway design. Kimley-Horn recently provided master planning of civil engineering • services for Inverrary Boulevard, including drainage improvements, addition of experience • bicycle paths, stripping, and meeting ADA compliance for sidewalks. Currently • Civil engineering our team is producing design and construction plans for these improvements. experience includes land to Inverrary Boulevard serves as a main spine through the City. Currently, it is a development, drainage • four-lane divided highway near Oakland Park Boulevard and University Drive. design, water system • Town of Bay Harbor Islands Business District Revitalization, Bay Harbor Islands, design, sanitary sewerdesign, roadway design, 5 FL— Served as project engineer for this community enhancement program that and intersection design ® included design and permitting services, roadway improvements, stormwater Serves numerous South management, stormwater treatment, and a stormwater pump station. • Florida municipalities ® NE 12th Street Drainage Improvements, Lauderhill, FL—Serves as project including the cities of • manager for the drainage design, permitting, and roadway design for the Lauderhill, Plantation, • redevelopment of a section of NW12th Street between S.R.7 and Wolk Park in and the Town of Bay • the City of Lauderhill. Harbor Islands ■ Proficient in AutoCAD, • Culvert Replacement Plan, Lauderhill, FL— Serves as project manager for the Rel. 2002, AdICPR, • drainage design, permitting, and roadway design for the replacement of two Land Development ® bridges with culverts. Desktop 3, Eagle Point • Gateway Park, Lauderhill, FL— Serves as project manager for a passive park Civil Package, ArcView, development which included grading, pavement, drainage design, permitting, GIS, and Microstation • and site amenity design. software programs • TD Bank (formerly Commerce Bank), Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Professional Credentials to Counties, FL— Project manager for the Kimley-Horn team that has provided Bachelor of Science, • a range of transportation planning, traffic engineering, environmental design, Civil Engineering, State landscape design, and site civil services for this retail bank program in Florida. University of New York at ® The firm has investigated more than 300 South Florida locations, and designed Buffalo • and permitted more than 60 sites. Many locations were developed on sites with Master of Science, Civil • contamination from previous gas station use. Engineering, Florida • Malibu Bay, West Palm Beach, FL— Project engineer for this 264-unit low- to Atlantic University O moderate-income apartment complex located on a 13-acre portion of the former Professional Engineer in Palm Beach Lakes Golf Course. The golf course was designated a brownfield Florida • by the State because the groundwater had become contaminated with arsenic ® after years of pesticide treatments. Kimley-Horn completed the site assessment ® and remediation design for the use of engineering and institutional controls to address soil, groundwater, and sediment arsenic impacts. This was the first • residential site in the State of Florida for which such controls were approved • for use. We also provided the site civil engineering, surveying, construction ® administration, and civil permitting services required to redevelop the site as a multifamily development. ® The Promenade, Fort Lauderdale, FL— Served as project manager for this • multi-use development that included land development design and permitting • services for a 174-unit apartment complex and three-story bank. r mil n Kimley-Horn \ and Associates,Inc. ® RFO No.12-0.-02 3-15 OY2E0315.12o Seamy Isle Ci.l-Enwon ne,ral Eng fleumes.vdd ® ; Richard-Tenn ; ) cmfiEngineering ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® TD Bank (formerly Commerce Bank), Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach ■ Ten years of Counties, FL—Task manager for the Kimley-Horn team that has provided a experience in civil i® range of transportation planning, traffic engineering, environmental design, engineering planning, ® landscape design, and site civil services for this retail bank program in Florida. design, permitting, The firm has investigated more than 300 South Florida locations, and designed and construction ® and permitted more than 60 sites. Many locations were developed on sites with management/inspection ® contamination from previous gas station use. services ® South Dade Landfill SW 248th Street Drainage, Miami-Dade County, FL—The ■ Experienced in allphases of design and project included evaluation of the existing drainage system, coordination with ® drafting including ® permitting agencies having jurisdiction over the project and identification of roadway, drainage, solutions for improvement of the current conditions. water distribution/ ® SW 184 Street, Miami-Dade County, FL—The project is located between SW transmission, and ® 127 Avenue and SW 147 Avenue. Included development of a four-lane roadway wastewater collection ® with painted median, concrete sidewalks, curb and gutter, storm drainage and transmission facilities ® system, roadway lighting, pavement markings, signing and signalization. ■ Proficient in AutoCAD, Involved in all aspects of the design. Primary responsibility was drainage design Microstation, Cascade, ® and permits. and AdICPR software ® programs Primary Learning Centers, Miami-Dade County, FL—These are relief schools ® for overcrowded elementary schools throughout Miami-Dade. Worked on Professional Credentials ® five different sites and responsibilities included the design and drafting of Bachelor of Science, ® paving, drainage, signage, water and sewer. Responsibilities also included the Civil Engineering, Florida permitting through Miami-Dade County Water and Sewer Department, Miami- International University ® Dade County Public Works Department, and DERM. ® MDX SR-836 Expressway Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL—Worked Professional Organizations ® with a team of engineers to develop the conceptual stormwater master plan for American Society of Civil ® approximately five miles of expressway. Project included AdICPR simulations, Engineers (ASCE) drainage system design, and the stormwater permitting through the various ® local, state, and federal agencies. ® Homestead Regional Airport Beachfront Drainage Well System, Miami-Dade ® County Aviation Dept., FL—The project consisted of the design and permitting ® of a 12,000 gpm stormwater pumping station, three 24-inch diameter shallow ® injection wells, and 58 linear feet of weir. The system is designed to retain the 100-year, 3-day storm event within the isolated beachfront basin. The design ® included selection of the pumps and piping system, outflow structures, standby ® generator and associated accessories, along with well depth determination and ® permitting of the project through the various agencies having jurisdiction over the project. ® Oakes Road, Broward County, FL—The project included improvements to three roadways within the Town of Davie. The realighment and reconstruction of Oakes ® Road from a thee-lane section to a five-lane urban section. The reconstruction ® of Burris Road from a two- to a four-lane urban section and the milling and resurfacing of sections of SR 84 spur. Improvements also included drainage, O utility relocation, signing and pavement marking provision for future landscaping. Pr=fl Kimsey-Horn and Associates,Inc. RFC No.12-0E-02 3-16 0Y2E0015.12o Strtlity Isla Crvi-Emvommmal Eng Resumes.ined • • • Richard Tenn Page 2 • • Representative Experience (continued) • NPDES Stormwater Permit Dry Weather Field Screening, Miami, FL— Responsible for field testing of • environmental and physical parameters such as total dissolved solids, temperature, pH. Performed colorimetric analyses using CHEMetrics field test kits to measure chlorine, copper, phenols, and detergents. ® Conducted flow rate estimation and documented the presence of observed odors, such as chlorine, gasoline, • rotten eggs, and sewage. Collected, stored, and transported additional water samples in accordance with • established industry standards for the laboratory analyses. • MDX SR 874 Expressway Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL— Developed stormwater drainage plans and 0 calculations for approximately six miles of expressway. The scope of work included the stormwater master plan report, environmental resource permit through SFWMD and stormwater modeling using AdICPR. ® Port of Miami Cargo Yards and Roadway Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL— Developed stormwater paving, grading and drainage plans and calculations for various cargo yards and roadways within the Port of • Miami. • Tri-Rail, Miami-Dade County, FL— Involved the expansion of the Golden Glades Station for the Phase IV O double track improvements. Designed the stormwater drainage system for the new passenger platform at the • station. • • • • • • • • 0 • a 0• • • • • • ® RFC No.12-00.-02 r fl Kimley-Horn ® OY260015.12m Suvry Isles Ciui Emirwumeral Erg Resumes indd \ r , and Associates,Inc. 3-17 Jorge: FernandezP.E = 'i) cgdEngineering, Utility/Environment-al Permitting, U(.,C jCeerdination , , ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications General Civil Engineering Consultant, Bay Harbor Islands, FL— Served as • Has eight years of ® project analyst and provided permitting assistance for this general services diverse civil engineering • contract. The Kimley-Horn team recently completed the master plan for analyst experience ® a community enhancement program that includes roadway, streetscape, • Areas of expertise include ® drainage, utility undergrounding, and beautification. Additional projects that are land development, currently under construction, or have recently been constructed, are two passive stormwater management, ® parks and a roadway beautification project. Half of the cost of these projects water and sewer ® was funded by a grant obtained with Kimley-Horn's assistance. systems, urban planning, ® system designexpediting,, ina,, andd City of Homestead Community Redevelopment - Southwest Neighborhood pexpegitility Plan, Homestead, FL—Served as project analyst and performed contaminant ® investigation, OPC, and master planning. The Southwest Neighborhood Master profiling • Plan is truly a first class work plan for all future development within the 350-acre • Experience serving historic African American neighborhood in the City of Homestead. Kimley- a diverse group of ® clients, including Horn led a diverse team of architects, economists, historians, planners, and ® specialists (including transportation, utilities, and environmental) to develop a counties, municipalities, • holistic approach to the redevelopment plan for the neighborhood. Through government agencies, ® a tremendous public consensus effort, the project has now become an and private developers amendment to the City land development code and is being implemented. • Proficient in AutoCAD ® and design analysis ® Miami River Greenway, Miami, FL— Project analyst involved in the creation software programs of a greenway within the existing right-of-way owned by the City of Miami. ® Responsibilities included permitting, drainage, site utility coordination and Professional Credentials • profiling, schematics, storm invert inspection, and survey verification. Our Bachelor of Science, team provided site civil services for paving, grading, landscape architecture, Civil Engineering, Florida ® construction plans, drainage plans, and permitting. The new Miami River International University ® Greenway will serve as a pedestrian linkage for the many communities along the river to the downtown. Professional Engineer in • Florida ® Midtown Miami Brownfield Redevelopment, Miami, FL— Provided utility profiling and coordination, permit scheduling, site inspection and calculations, water professional Organizations • and sewer design, Community Development District reports, drainage report American Society of Civil ® and exhibits, OPC, zoning approval, capital improvements, public right-of-way Engineers (ASCE) improvements, sight triangulation, environmental restoration analysis, shop ® drawing reviews for this large redevelopment project. American-Cuban Engineers ® (Miami) RiverFront, Miami, FL— Prepared the plans development submittal and provided utility coordination, site calculations, cross-sections, and paving and ® grading for this 11-acre site for a six-tower residential development. ® Bank of America (Coral Way and 147th Avenue, Bird Road and 152nd Avenue), • FL— Providing permitting, approval coordination, cut and fill analysis, public ® works plans, site utility study, and lift station calculations. o 3333 Biscayne, Miami, FL— Project manager responsible for the site civil ® elements of this 15-story office building. Kimley-Horn applied the following green/sustainable elements and practices: NC condensate for irrigation, ® pedestrian garden area, pervious pavers, quality/quantity drainage, domestic and landscape water use efficiency, building energy efficiency, waste reduction o I=r1 Kimley-Horn management, and an indoor environmental layout. =r 1 and Associates,Inc. ® RFO No.12-04-02 3-18 OY260015.120&n,y isles C i-Emtavneral Eng flesumeskdc • ® Jorge Fernandez, P.E. Page 2 ® Representative Experience (continued) ® Brickell Tennis Club, Miami, FL— Served as analyst and provided utility and drainage reporting and ® coordination, permitting, and ICPR. Kimley-Horn prepared the civil and landscape documents for this three- acre tennis facility. The first of its kind in downtown Miami, the club is a tropical oasis and resort amenity to the Four Seasons Hotel. ® Bryan Park, Miami, FL— Provided drainage analysis, and permitting for this high-profile park refurbishment project. ICE, Miami, FL— Provided Miami-Dade Water and Sewer District and FDOT construction document ® productions, permit coordination, underground utility coordination, site utility study, profiling, OPC/construction ® estimating, roadway alignment, drainage inspections, and MEP coordination. ® Infinity at Brickell (Infinity I and II), Miami, FL— Provided on-site and off-site drainage, permitting, site inspection, utility, water and sewer design, project management, development coordination and assistance, ® fire protection, finished-floor analysis, drainage well design, municipality coordination, and revision services. ® NE 38th Street and Biscayne, Miami, FL— Provided local support and permitting. ® 3050 Biscayne/3100 Biscayne, Miami, FL— For this site utility study, provided site and drainage evaluation, ® permitting, zoning, drainage analysis, surveyor and attorney coordination, and utility coordination for this residential tower development. ® Bay View Market— Provided permitting, plans development submittals, utility coordination and profiling, project work planning, storm sewer excavation and relocation, utility relocations, and construction ® coordination. ® Terrazas RiverPark Village, Miami, FL— Located in the City of Miami, this project will consist of two high- rise towers featuring beautiful views of the Miami River and Sewell Park, a 10-acre city park. Originally, this ® site consisted of a condemned hospital and many large trees. Serving as project analyst, provided utility ® coordination and performed the site utility study for this urban residential development. ® Hialeah Park Development of Regional Impact (DRI), Hialeah, FL—Served as RAC/UCBD scheduler and ® provided civil coordination. Kimley-Horn provided entitlement services, including DRI, comprehensive plan amendment, rezoning, and master planning for the redevelopment of Hialeah Park. Hialeah Park is a 202- ® acre, former horse racing facility that first opened in 1926. The redeveloped site is expected to include 3,760 residential units, retail and office space, a town center, school, and several parks and urban plazas. For future portions of the project, Kimley-Horn will provide civil engineering, urban design, landscape architecture, ® planning, and project management services. C ® RFC No 12-0-02 ' fl Kimley-Horn OY2600;5.12o Sunny Isles C Ii Envonmental Eng Resumes incC and Aoenciates,Inc. 3-19 • -) Dawid-B.an�nle�ttt . P:E: LEER° AP O Stormwater Planning/De-sign Hydrologic Modeling ; 1 • Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® Roadway, Traffic, and Stormwater Engineering Services, Lauderdale Lakes, • Has 20 years of FL— Project manager for the Kimley-Horn team that is working with the City of experience serving o Lauderdale Lakes under a general services contract for roadway, traffic, and municipal, government, o stormwater improvements. To date, we have started several projects: and private clients is Experienced in civil • NW 29th St Traffic Calming. Anticipating increased through traffic on NW engineering, including o 29th Street resulting from the construction of the new Walmart on the west paving, drainage, water, side of SR 7, the City contracted with Kimley-Horn to implement traffic sewer, and roadway o calming measures at this location. We completed a conceptual traffic design, as well as parks • calming layout for the Lauderdale Lakes CRA that served as the basis for the design • new design. ■ FDOT-certified EEO, DBE, • NW 21st St Improvements. Kimley-Horn is currently designing a drainage and Payroll Compliance • system on NW 21st Street, from SR 7 to Willie Webb Park. The City plans for local area projects to add bicycle and pedestrian facilities on this roadway segment; a profile • correction is also intended for this segment. The new drainage system is Professional Credentials • needed to accommodate these new facilities. This new system will drain into Master of Science, Civil the City's canal system. Engineering, University of • Miami NW 41st Street Traffic Calming Improvements. Served as project manager ® for the preparation of conceptual designs through construction documents Bachelor of Science, ® and associated permits for the NW 41st Street Traffic Calming Improvements Architectural Engineering, • Project in the City of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida. The project consisted of University of Miami • surveying, civil engineering, landscaping, hardscaping and irrigation design, Professional Engineer in permitting, and construction services for a roundabout to be located at the Florida • intersection of NW 41st Street and NW 35th Avenue. The project included LEED Accredited o the installation of new drainage improvements, pavement renovations, Professional • signing and pavement markings, utility adjustments, and maintenance of FDOT Maintenance of traffic. The work was planned and completed with minimal disruptions to the Traffic FL • City during construction. Training, FDOT-certified EEO, DBE, • Town Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL— Kimley-Horn is currently serving and Payroll Compliance for o the Town of Miami Lakes as their Town Engineer. Miami Lakes has contracted local area projects • with our firm to provide all aspects of engineering associated with the Town, including providing staff to fill the positions of Public Works Director and professional Organizations • Stormwater Utility Director. Specific projects have included: Florida Engineering Society o Lake Elizabeth Drainage Improvements. Roadway restoration/resurfacing • and drainage improvements in a residential community including new • drainage outfalls and permitting. Our team located proposed drainage ® infrastructure to minimize impacts to existing utilities and adjacent properties. The project also included close coordination with residential • property owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts to o the community. o Bid Pack 4 Water Main and Force Main Replacement, Oakland Park, FL— Project o manager for the preparation of construction documents and associated permits for the replacement of more than 27,000 linear feet of water main and force io ri♦n Kimley-Horn ® \ and Associates,Inc. RFC No.12-.134-02 3-20 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles CnN-Enwomnental Eng Resumes.'indd e • ® David Bannett, P.E., LEED® AP Page 2 ® Representative Experience (continued) ® main in the City of Oakland Park, Florida. The project consists of replacing existing water mains that have ® been identified as being substandard with respect to system pressures during fire flow. Services and meter B boxes will be replaced to the property line on new water line installations and fire hydrants will be installed in residential and commercial areas. As part of this project, select portions of force main will be upsized within • the City and will include the aerial crossing of the C-13 Canal closest to NW 31st Avenue. A critical function ® of this project is developing a route through the neighboring City of Lauderdale Lakes to provide the most efficient path for looping of the water main. In addition the work must be planned to minimize disruptions to • the City during construction. NW 39th Street Canal Trail (C-13 Canal), Oakland Park, FL— Project manager for the design and construction ® of the NW 39th Street Canal Trail improvements along a portion of the northern and southern banks of the • South Florida Water Management District's C-13 canal between NW 21st Avenue and NW 29th Avenue, ® a combined distance of approximately 1.2 miles. The project involves the construction of pedestrian and bicycle paths with pedestrian friendly lighting, landscaping/hardscaping and way finding signage. The • professional services included surveying, civil paving, grading and drainage design, electrical lighting and • pump engineering design, landscaping, irrigation, hardscaping, public involvement during design, permitting, ® bidding, and construction phase services. • Royal Oaks Park, Miami Lakes, FL— Served as project manager for the second phase of this 20-acre sports complex for the Town of Miami Lakes. This $5.1-million soccer/football facility is the largest public works • project ever undertaken by the Town. Phase one, completed in 2005, includes four lighted soccer/football • fields, a playground, a concession/restroom building, parking, perimeter berm, fencing, landscaping/irrigation, ® a jogging trail, and a tot lot. Phase Two includes a LEED® Silver certified community center, additional parking, and additional landscaping. ® Floranada Business Development Stormwater Improvements, Oakland Park, FL— Project manager for the design and construction the Floranada Business Development (FBD) and NE 6th Terrace Drainage Project. ® The project involved the installation of three stormwater pumping stations. The pump stations will deliver stormwater via drainage force mains to three proposed Biscayne Aquifer Wells. The project also involved the connection and upsizing of antiquated drainage systems and construction of exfiltration trenches within the 0 FBD. Professional services included stormwater analysis, civil, and electrical engineering design, permitting, ® and construction phase services. • Continuing Engineering Services, Miramar, FL— Kimley-Horn has a contract to provide continuing ® professional planning, landscape architecture, civil engineering, and traffic engineering services. Through this ® agreement, we have reviewed site plans and traffic studies for compliance with City codes and ordinances. Work has also included attending DRC meetings for resolution of comments and concerns. Projects in • Miramar include the Citgo Gas Station, Hollywood Auto Mall, and Advantage Academy Charter School. • S 0 e 0 ® RFC No.12-0-t-02 r�fl Kimley-Horn ® OY261015.12o Sunny Isles Ci+i-Emvameral Eng Resumes indd r , and Associates,Inc 3-21 ±.,_..‘. :c- : 7__ . - - -- - - , - - - , - - a --- Stefano :V Iola E.Iqv . Stor wa er Planning/Design,Water astewater Utility Pump Station Design,Hydrologic 00 eling, Enviro- menta- Per itti g; jCoordination Con fact Docunnen s/Sp-cifications Co struction P ase Services it ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® Roadway, Traffic, and Stormwater Engineering Services, Lauderdale Lakes, FL ■ Experience with ® Kimley-Horn is working with the City of Lauderdale Lakes under a general AutoCAD, WaterCAD, 0 services contract for roadway, traffic, and stormwater improvements. Including: StormCAD, and Cascade ® NW 37th Street and NW 33rd Avenue, Lauderdale Lakes, FL— Kimley-Horn is Professional Credentials o working with the City of Lauderdale Lakes under a general services contract Bachelor of Science, o to provide roadway, traffic, and stormwater improvements. To date, we have Civil Engineering, Florida started several projects, including the NW 37th Street/NW 33rd Avenue project. International University ® Served as analyst responsible for the preparation of engineering drawings and Associate of Arts, o the permitting process for this roadway enhancement project that also includes Engineering, Broward ® the addition of speed tables, walkway, and landscaping. Community College e Town Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL— Kimley-Horn is currently serving Registered E.I. in Florida ® the Town of Miami Lakes as their Town Engineer. Miami Lakes has contracted with our firm to provide all aspects of engineering associated with the Town, Professional Organizations e including providing staff to fill the positions of Public Works Director and American Society of Civil o Stormwater Utility Director. Specific projects have included: Engineers (ASCE) ® Lake Elizabeth Drainage Improvements. Roadway restoration/resurfacing Florida Engineering Society ® and drainage improvements in a residential community including new Institute of Transportation drainage outfalls and permitting. Our team located proposed drainage Engineers (ITE) e infrastructure to minimize impacts to existing utilities and adjacent ® properties. The project also included close coordination with residential ® property owners and careful maintenance of traffic to minimize impacts to the community. ® Water and Sewer Asset Inventory, North Bay Village, FL— Served as project analyst involved with developing an asset inventory for water, sewer, and e stormwater utilities throughout the City. Kimley-Horn worked with Avirom e and Associates, Inc. to collect field data and survey data to develop a GIS ® database and associated mapping for use by the City. The inventory is an effective planning tool to evaluate the current utility infrastructure, develop e rehabilitation and improvement projects, budget and schedule utility projects, ® and coordinate with private utility companies such as Florida Power & Light for their improvements. e e General On-Call Traffic Engineering Services, Fort Lauderdale, FL— Project analyst for general traffic engineering and transportation planning services as e part of an on-call contract with the City. KHA serves as an extension of the City o of Fort Lauderdale staff reviewing traffic impact studies and parking analyses. ® Projects to date have included peer review of traffic impact and parking studies, site plan review, and representation at public hearings. Additional projects have ® included development of a corridor study to support lane reductions along e SR A-IA and development of a Greenways Plan to complement multimodal ® transportation options within the corridor. 0 B r mn Kimley-Horn ® \ and Associates,Inc. RFC No.12. 4-02 3-22 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles Civi-Ernvormemal Eng Fesumes.'v,dd O ® Stefano Viola, E.I. Page 2 ® Representative Experience (continued) ® Royal Palm Boulevard Improvements, Margate, FL—Analyst for this project that involves realignment of the ® roadway, east- and westbound left turn lanes, access management modifications, renovation of an existing bridge and medians, construction of pedestrian bridges, base enhancements, milling and resurfacing, 0 providing new asphalt areas, swale improvements, drainage improvements, landscaping, irrigation, and ® lighting improvements. The work will include design of a roadway bridge and two pedestrian bridges, roadway ® and turn lanes, drainage, signing and pavement markings, government agency approvals, coordinating with utility providers for adjustments and or relocations, preparing detailed quantity calculations and engineers ® estimates of probable costs, and providing resident project representation and incidental items. ® Bid Pack 4 Water Main and Force Main Replacement, Oakland Park, FL— Kimley-Horn provided professional ® services for the preparation of construction documents and associated permits for the replacement of ® more than 27,000 linear feet of water main and force main in the City of Oakland Park, Florida. The project ® consists of replacing existing water mains that have been identified as being substandard with respect to system pressures during fire flow. Services and meter boxes will be replaced to the property line on new ® water line installations and fire hydrants will be installed in residential and commercial areas. As part of this ® project, select portions of force main will be upsized within the City and will include the aerial crossing of the C-13 Canal closest to NW 31st Avenue. A critical function of this project is developing a route through ® the neighboring City of Lauderdale Lakes to provide the most efficient path for looping of the water main. In ® addition the work must be planned to minimize disruptions to the City during construction. ® Vizcaya Park (formerly known as Bluegrass Lakes Park), Miramar, FL— Served as analyst responsible for ® preparing drainage and fire flow calculations for this park project that included a playground, three baseball fields, a soccer field, two basketball courts, a community center, and an associated parking lot. TD Bank (formerly Commerce Bank), Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm, FL—Served as analyst responsible for ® preparing engineering permit submittals, construction plans, and drainage calculations for various Commerce Bank locations within Broward and Palm Beach counties. S O O a=c No.12-04-02 ren Kimley-Horn ® OY260315.12o army Isles CiA--E.wunental Eng Resumes.inad \ r , and Associates,Inc 3-23 0 r • Tho nas--Whalen • Stor water Planning/Design Representative Experience Professional Credentials ® Barry University Master Plan, Miami Shores, FL— Serving as project designer. Bachelor of Science, ® As a subconsultant to Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Company, Kimley-Horn Business Administration, ® is providing utility and traffic and transportation planning services at Barry Nova Southeastern ® University's Miami Shores campus. For utility services, the KHA team has University provided a compilation of the utility information collected from Barry University NSPS-ACSM Level III ® staff via meeting and existing plans; conducted an overall assessment of Certified Survey Technician ® condition of the respective utility based on the best information available; conducted an overall assessment of condition and life expectancy of the Professional Organizations respective utility based on information received from the University; conducted American Society of Civil ® an assessment of existing utilities (water, sanitary sewery and drainage) to Engineers (ASCE) determine demands and required improvements based on the 5-year and ® 20-year buildout of the campuses; assisted in phasing and scheduling of utility improvements; and reviewed and made recommendations of LEED® ® design characteristics for drainage services. Traffic and transportation planning ® services have included the review of vehicular, pedestrian, golf cart and bicycle circulation, and a review of parking requirements for the campus. ® Bid Pack 4 Water Main and Force Main Replacement, Oakland Park, FL Kimley-Horn provided professional services for the preparation of construction documents and associated permits for the replacement of more than 27,000 ® linear feet of water main and force main in the City of Oakland Park, Florida. The project consists of replacing existing water mains that have been identified as being substandard with respect to system pressures during fire flow. ® Services and meter boxes will be replaced to the property line on new water line installations and fire hydrants will be installed in residential and commercial areas. As part of this project, select portions of force main will be upsized within ® the City and will include the aerial crossing of the C-13 Canal closest to NW ® 31st Avenue. A critical function of this project is developing a route through the neighboring City of Lauderdale Lakes to provide the most efficient path for ® looping of the water main. In addition the work must be planned to minimize ® disruptions to the City during construction. ® School Board of Broward County Open-End Services for Landscape Architecture ® Services, Broward County, FL— Kimley-Horn has been serving the School ® Board of Broward County (SBBC) under an open ended services contract for landscape architecture services. Under the contract, our team has provided ® services at numerous K to 12 campuses across Broward County. Services included performing Phase I environmental site assessments for schools within the district that included Hawkes Bluff, Plantation, Plantation Park, Meadow 0 Brook, and Tropical Elementary Schools; Seminole Middle School; and Coconut ® Creek High School. Our office provided an inventory assessment of existing trees and irrigation needs for these schools. The information was then used by KHA to prepare conceptual landscaping plans, details and specifications for landscaping ® improvements. In addition, KHA performed various drainage analysis' and site ® circulation studies/plans for Gulfstream Middle and Dillard High Schools. KHA ® assisted the School Board through public involvement by presenting the Dillard High School project to a neighborhood association group where we presented ® graphics and answered technical questions about the project. r=y1 Kimley-Horn and Associates,Inc. 4.-Q No.12-04-02 3-24 0Y260315.12o Sunny Isles Circ-Enwremzl Eng Resumes.indd ® Mark -Mi�ljler,,RE r> r Water/Wastewater Utility/Pump Station Design,Hydrologic Modeling Ll O Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® Wastewater Treatment Facility Rehabilitation/Expansion, Lake Wales, • Has 25 years of experience FL— Project engineer involved with the rehabilitation and expansion of with the design, permitting, • an existing 1.9-MGD VM/TF. Rehabilitation items include new headworks construction, and operations ® fine screening system, addition on new oxidation ditch rotors with smart of water and wastewater biological nutrient reduction system, replacement of clarifier mechanisms, systems including pump ® conversion of existing traveling bridge sand filter to disk filter, rehabilitation stations, treatment plants, and 0 of an existing aerobic digester, addition of a new aerobic digester, distribution systems ® rehabilitation of existing electrical system, and rehabilitation/enhancement • Responsible for the design, of the SCADA system. Work includes permitting and a treatment capacity construction management, ® expansion to 2.19 MGD. Kimley-Horn will provide full construction and start-up coordination for 0 administration as part of a separate contract. numerous membrane water treatment plants et Continuing Services, Jupiter Island, FL— Project engineer on the Kimley- • Conducted pilot studies ® Horn team retained by the Town of Jupiter to assist in its consideration for various water treatment ® of the purchase of two privately owned water and wastewater utilities. alternatives and developed The firm's responsibilities included evaluation of the existing facilities, preliminary design studies O preparation of engineering reports to accompany municipal bond prospectus, identifying future capital improvements needed for integrating • Strong process design ® the two utilities, and providing advice relative to operation of the facilities experience for all types of water • to be purchased. The Town completed this purchase in September 1998 treatment facilities ® and formed a utility enterprise within the Town government, naming it • Responsible for the design and O South Martin Regional Utility (SMRU). The firm has remained the utility's construction phase services of engineering consultant responsible for all engineering functions of the several specialty water systems, ® utility. including ion exchange ® treatment, filter systems, Utilities West Transmission Force Main, In-Line Pump Station, Vero Beach, membrane pilot studies, € FL— Served as project manager for the design of an in-line pump station SCADA system integration, and • from an existing master pump station to divert wastewater capacity from operational testing of numerous • their South Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility to their West Regional municipal treatment systems Wastewater Treatment Facility. This approach not only addressed their • master planning efforts, but eliminated odor issues at the existing facility, Professional Credentials ® allowed planned rehabilitation at the existing pump station, and provided Master of Engineering, Civil ® much more flexibility in diverting wastewater to either of their facilities. Engineering, University of Florida ® 24-inch West Wastewater Transmission System Inline Booster Station, Vero Bachelor of Science, Ocean Beach, FL— Project manager of the Kimley-Horn team who developed Engineering, Florida Institute of ® plans and specifications for Indian River County's longest force main Technology O transmission system and their first in-line booster pump station. As Professional Engineer in Florida ® part of their master plan to divert wastewater capacity from their south regional wastewater treatment facility to their west regional wastewater Professional Organizations ® treatment facility, Kimley-Horn permitted, designed, and is overseeing the American Water Works ® construction of more than eight miles of 24-inch force main transmission Association (AWWA) le piping. National Association of Corrosion ® 90th Avenue In-line Pump Station, Indian River County, FL— Provided Engineers survey and design construction services for the new Northwest Regional Southeast Desalting Association 0 3-MGD sewer in-line pump station. Original scope included the design O of a conventional pump station, but client amended scope to provide rmin Kimley-Horn for the construction of an in-line pump station with building in lieu of a �� 1 and Associates,Inc. REQ ND-120:-02 3-25 0Y260015.12o Sten/Isles CiA_Emion enial Erg Resumes.indd 0 0 O Mark Miller, P.E. Page 2 S Representative Experience (continued) ® conventional pump station in order to eliminate odors and reduce maintenance typically associated with • conventional pump stations. Design included pumps, piping, generator, electrical, and controls. Approximate ® size of CBS structure is 500 square feet with architectural treatments and includes an access road. ® Continuing Consulting Services, Jupiter, FL— Project engineer on the Kimley-Horn team that has served the Town of Jupiter as ongoing municipal consultant for 30 years. Our team has been responsible for 0 literally hundreds of improvement projects, including roadway and drainage improvements, water system ® improvements, development plan reviews, structural design, coastal engineering, park design, traffic 0 engineering, surveying, bid coordination, and construction contract administration. 0 Tropical Farms Wastewater and Water Treatment Plant, Stuart, FL— Field project engineer directing and ® coordinating construction activities of an $8.9-million treatment facility, including on-site observation, management of other consultant team members, coordination of field issues, review of schedules, O interpretation of contract documents, and direct communication regarding progress of project with owner and ® design engineers. ® Floridan Wellhead Improvements for Three Wells, Seacoast Utility Authority, Palm Beach Gardens, FL O Project Manager. As part of the planned RO plant expansion for Seacoast Utility Authority, three Floridan wellheads will be constructed. Kimley-Horn services include the design of wellhead assembly for each O wellhead consisting of site plan, pumps and piping plan, mechanical, electrical, and controls for each Floridan • well. Each well will be controlled via Data Flow System Radio Telemetry Units, and be eventually networked ® in with the RO plant SCADA system. A wellsite plan will also be prepared, consisting of piping from each well to the raw water main, grading, and access to each of the sites. Kimley-Horn will also prepare drawings and O technical specifications for the Floridan wellheads. 0 Consolidated Water, Sewer, and Reclaimed Water Systems Hydraulic Analysis, Martin County, FL— Served as ® project manager for providing a hydraulic model of Martin County's systems, which was used as a powerful tool in planning capital improvements for their water, sewer, and reuse systems. We created a computer model using Cybernet by Haested Methods which analyzed the hydraulic capacity of both the North and South ® Martin County water systems. The analysis was used to identify system improvements, which were needed I® within one year, five years, and twenty years. O East Water Treatment Plant Expansion Stage 1, Conceptual/ Preliminary Design Phase I, Boynton Beach, FL • Responsible for site plan development and process design. Kimley-Horn was recently selected by the City of ® Boynton Beach Utilities Department to participate in the preliminary design of a proposed conversion of the existing lime softening plant into a low-pressure reverse osmosis (LPRO) treatment facility. The construction is O planned to be executed in two stages, each 10 MGD of LPRO, with an ultimate treatment capacity of 20 MGD. ® Completed in early 2005, Kimley-Horn's site plan and final technical memoranda defined the requirements for final design of this major facility expansion. ® Dixie Park Inline Sanitary Pump Station, Martin County, FL— Served as project manager responsible for ® the conceptual planning, capacity analysis, design, construction, and permitting of an in-line sanitary pump station at an existing wastewater treatment facility owned by Martin County Utilities. The new station will • allow the County to abandon the wastewater treatment facility. The proposed booster station will handle ® approximately 1.5 MGD and boost pressures to pump the County's wastewater west to the Tropical Farms Wastewater Treatment Facility. The design included three 800-GPM, 75-hp variable frequency driven pumps, 0 an electrical room addition, a 12-inch influent force main and 12-inch effluent force main to send wastewater O west to Tropical Farms. 0 RFC No.12oe-02 Ifi ll Kimley-Horn 0 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles CNY-Enkorvnenul Eng Resumes.6d0 `� , and Associates.Inc. 3-26 0 • Kevin Sch-an en 1).E ") - Stermwater Pump Striation Design it ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® D-10 Stormwater Pump Station Expansion, Palm Beach, FL— Served as project • Has 14 years of diverse manager for the design of this stormwater pumping station. Project includes engineering and project • expanding the existing station from a capacity of 78,000 GPM to 150,000 GPM, management experience • wetwell expansion, generator and ventilation system design, and associated • Recipient of 2011 ® collection system upgrades. Engineer of the Year from the Florida Engineering ® D-15 Stormwater Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL— Served as project Society, Palm Beach engineer/task manager for the design of cooling water wells and heat County Chapter ® exchanger replacements to support the cooling needs of nine diesel engine • driven hydraulic stormwater pumps in the Town of Palm Beach. Interior piping ■ Project manager for a modifications, as well as heat exchanger replacements are also included in this variety of municipal and ® project. utility projects throughout ® Southeast Florida ® D-2, D-8, D-9, D-10 Stormwater Basin Studies, Palm Beach, FL— Served as ■ Experienced in project manager to perform a detailed drainage study of the existing stormwater a wide variety of • collection and pumping system for these drainage basins, totaling almost 400 municipal projects, ® acres, located at the north end of the Town of Palm Beach. The purpose of the including structures, studies were to determine if the Town's existing stormwater collection system utilities, restoration • improvement master plan could be further optimized to reduce construction and rehabilitation, ® costs. Through our advanced modeling techniques, the Town was able to and infrastructure • significantly reduce the cost of the original improvement program while improvements maintaining the level of protection provided by the original plan. ® Professional Credentials ® D-8 Emergency Stormwater Pumping Station and Collection System Piping, Bachelor of Science, Civil Palm Beach, FL— Served as project engineer for the design, bidding, and Engineering, University of • construction phase services of this stormwater pumping station in the Town of Florida • Palm Beach. This includes expanding the existing station from a capacity of 30,000 GPM to 105,000 GPM, construction of a new outfall to the Intracoastal Professional Engineer in ® Waterway, installation of a new 750-kW emergency generator, and associated Florida • collection system upgrades and utility relocations. ® Professional Organizations D-9 Stormwater Pump Station, Palm Beach, FL— Served as project manager American Public Works ® for the design of this stormwater pumping station in the Town of Palm Beach. Association (APWA) This project includes expanding the existing station from a capacity of 52,000 • GPM to 90,000 GPM, wet well expansion, 800-kW emergency generator and American Water Works ® ventilation system design, and associated collection system upgrades. Association (AWWA) ® Florida Engineering Society Town of Palm Beach D-8 Stormwater Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL— Serves Society of ® as project engineer for the design, bidding, and construction phase services Professional Nationall Engineers • of this stormwater pumping station in the Town of Palm Beach. This includes (NSPE) ® expanding the existing station from a capacity of 30,000 gpm to 105,000 gpm, construction of a new outfall to the Intracoastal Waterway, and associated • collection system upgrades and utility relocations. • Town of Palm Beach D-3 Pump Station, Palm Beach, FL— Provided on-call B construction phase services for this 60,000 GPM stormwater pump station ® located in the Town of Palm Beach. O r mn Kimley-Horn \ 0 RFC No.12-04-02 and Associates,Inc. 3-27 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles CM Ern4mmevral Eng Resumes.indd ® Kevin Schanen, P.E. Page 2 A Representative Experience (continued) ® Town of Palm Beach D-10 Stormwater Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL— Project manager for the design of ® this stormwater pumping station. Project includes expanding the existing station from a capacity of 78,000 ® GPM to 150,000 GPM, generator and ventilation system design, and associated collection system upgrades. ® Jupiter Water High Service Pumps 17 &18, Jupiter, FL— Served as project manager for the installation of two high service pumps at the Central Blvd. water storage facility. Due to water restrictions, the peak flows ® demanded by the system outpaced the high service pumping capacity of the water treatment plant on the ® days that irrigation is allowed by the water management district. The installation of the final two pumps in the ® transmission system matrix will allow the Town to keep pace with the irrigation demand while maintaining a consistent system pressure. ® Town of Palm Beach D-15 Cooling System, Palm Beach, FL— Serves as project manager for the design of cooling water wells and heat exchanger replacements to support the cooling needs of nine diesel engine driven hydraulic stormwater pumps in the Town of Palm Beach. Interior piping modifications as well as heat ® exchanger replacements are also included in this project. ® Indian River County Utilities West Transmission Force Main, In-Line Pump Station, Vero Beach, FL— Served ® as project engineer for the design of an in-line pump station from an existing master pump station to divert wastewater capacity from their South Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility to their West Regional ® Wastewater Treatment Facility. This approach not only addressed their master planning efforts, but eliminated ® odor issues at the existing facility, allowed planned rehabilitation at the existing pump station, and provided much more flexibility in diverting wastewater to either of their facilities. Town of Palm Beach Sanitary Inline Booster Pumping Station, West Palm Beach, FL— Served as project ® manager to provide design services for this 5-MGD sanitary sewer inline booster station which will allow the Town to demolish an existing pump station and enter directly into the West Palm Beach forcemain system near 23rd Street and Tamarind Avenue. The design included influent and effluent forcemain modifications, ® construction of a new electrical building, installation of a 350 kW emergency generator, and the installation of ® five VFD driven centrifugal wastewater pumps. The pumps were designed to be installed in an exterior, above ground, dry condition so that costs could be saved by constructing a smaller building. Town of Palm Beach In-line Booster Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL— Served as project manager to provide ® conceptual design services for this five-MGD sanitary sewer inline booster station which will allow the Town to ® demolish an existing repump station and enter directly into the West Palm Beach force main system near 23rd ® Street and Tamarind Avenue. The design included influent and effluent force main modifications, construction of a new electrical building, installation of a 350-kW emergency generator, and the installation of five VFD- O driven centrifugal wastewater pumps. Town of Palm Beach Sanitary Pumping Stations, Palm Beach, FL—Serving as project manager providing ® design services for this 5-MGD sanitary sewer inline booster station which will allow the Town to demolish an existing pump station and enter directly into the West Palm Beach force main system neear 23rd Street and Tamarind Avenue. The design included influent and effluent force main modificiations, construction of a ® new electrical building, installation of a 350-kW emergency generator, and the installation of five VFD-driven centrifugal wastewater pumps. The pumps were designed to be installed in an exterior aboveground dry condition so that costs could be saved by constructing a smaller building. 0 0 0 RFC No.12-0402 P—Il Kimley-Horn O 0Y20C015.t2o Sunny Isles CM Emtromnental By Resumes.indd a I and Associates.Inc 3-28 a ® • 1 P � . . ,. _ . _... . ._ o = rn P or t) Stormwater Pump Station Design O Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® D-10 Stormwater Pump Station Expansion, Palm Beach, FL— Kimley-Horn • More than 40 years of water 0 provided design service for this stormwater pumping station in the Town treatment plant design 0 of Palm Beach. This project included expanding the existing station from a experience • capacity of 78,000 gpm to 150,000 gpm, generator and ventilation system • Directed more than 15 large- design, and associated collection system upgrades. scale drainage study and 0 design projects, including 10 O D-14 Drainage Basin, Palm Beach, FL— Served as project manager during stormwater projects in Jupiter preparation of a preliminary design report on upgrading storm drainage Served as project director of within a 125-acre basin in the Town of Palm Beach. This area was served by one• of the projlargect director o rating 0 an old, undersized gravity storm drainage system, some of it dating back to brackish water reverse O the era of common sanitary/storm sewers. The work on this project included osmosis plants in the country location of existing utilities, modeling to establish replacement pipe sizes, O specific modeling to minimize pipe size and depth due to congested right of • Served for eight years on 0 way and subterranean rock formations, and preliminary layout of a 140,000- board of directors for the ® GPM pumping station. American Desalination Association; Chairman of • D-14 Stormwater Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL— Served as project the American Water Works manager for design and construction of a 140,000-GPM stormwater pumping Association Desalting 0 station. This station utilized electrical submersible pumps, and the design Committee for three 0 included an emergency generator to maintain station operation at all times. years; board member of O Due to the cost of real estate in Palm Beach, the site acquired for this the Southeast Desalting station provided only 25 percent additional property outside of the station Association ® footprint. The pump station building was required to meet Town architectural • Served as Utility Director as ® standards and also reduce noise emissions from the generator to 65 dB. a consultant to the Town of O Project responsibilities included permitting of the pumping station and Jupiter Island for five years collection system without any retention or detention facilities due to existing ® development patterns and subterranean conditions. Professional Credentials ® D-15 Stormwater Pumping Station, Palm Beach, FL—When the Town of Palm Bachelor of Science, ® Beach called upon Kimley-Horn to correct a cooling system problem at their Mechanical Engineering, D-15 stormwater pump station, they had unsuccessfully sought help from University of S. Alabama ® several other sources. We reviewed the system, identified issues, and came Professional Engineer in Florida O up with a creative approach to solve the problem. We were able to design a and Louisiana 0 system that utilized two abandoned wells by converting them from a vacuum 0 pumping system to a submersible pumping system and abandoning the Professional Organizations current system of filtering stormwater runoff from a nearby wetwell. The work American Membrane 0 was done with minimal piping and mechanical improvements, and when Technology Association O implemented in the field resulted in construction cost reductions of $100,000, American Water Works 0 an 85% reduction in failure rates and operator call out to the station, and Association (AWWA) reduced maintenance time and overtime pay to operators. Most importantly, O we solved a problem that no one else could. Florida Engineering Society ® International Desalinization High-Service Pump Facility, Royal Palm Beach, FL— Provided design and Association 0 permitting services, and served as project engineer for the coordination and modification to the existing high-service pump station. Provided construction Southeast Desalting ® phase services and coordinated startup for the project. The project included Association 0 removing the high-service pump sequencer and pressure switches and 0 por m fl Kimley-Horn \ and Associates,Inc. 0 RFC No.12-0=-02 3-29 OY260015.12o Sunny Isles Divi-Emvo,vneral Eng Resumes.indd 0 s ® John Potts, P.E. Page 2 0 Representative Experience (continued) • placing control operations on a new programmable logic controller (PLC). In addition to placing the HSP on the new PLC, the existing transfer pump station was also placed on the new PLC. ® High-Service Pumps 12 and 13, Jupiter, FL— Provided permitting, design engineering, and construction 0 phase services for the addition of one new high service pump for the Town of Jupiter. These pumps were added to supplement the existing high service pump facility and the water treatment plant. D-8 Emergency Stormwater Pumping Station and Collection System Piping, Palm Beach, FL— Project manager of the Kimley-Horn team that provided services for the design and construction of this 105,000- • GPM stormwater pumping station. The station used electrical submersible pumps and the design included O the expansion of an existing generator room to accommodate 750kW and 100kW generators to operate the ® station as FPL power was not available at this location to power the pumps. Due to the cost of real estate in the Town, a satellite station had to be constructed beneath a roadway to house one of the three 33,833-GPM ® pumps because the existing station did not have sufficient capacity to handle 105,000 GPM and could not be 0 expanded. The generator room expansion also had to be designed such that the noise emissions outside the 0 building were no higher than 65 dB. ® Town of Jupiter Emergency Flood Outfall, Jupiter, FL— Served as project manager on the Kimley-Horn team that designed an emergency stormwater pump station to eliminate the risk of water treatment plant 0 failure and loss of water production due to flooding under severe storm conditions. The complete loss of 0 potable water to the surrounding areas would result in significant impacts for the health, safety, and welfare ® of the serviced residents. The project involved the design of new culverts and pump station facilities. Kimley- Horn also coordinated the work of civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, and architectural disciplines. The 0 stormwater pump station uses the existing water treatment plant reverse osmosis concentrate outfall as a O secure, dedicated discharge pipe. The controls system includes a variable frequency drive and level control ® so that the stormwater pump speed and outfall levels are balanced. This pump station includes an emergency generator to maintain station operation at all times and provisions to reduce noise from the diesel engine. 0 District Three Storm Drainage, Briny Breezes, FL— Project manager for an evaluation of the existing O stormwater management facilities serving District Three of Briny Breezes. District Three experiences flooding O during storm events due to a lack of stormwater management facilities. The flooding represents a regular ® inconvenience and has the potential to cause property damage. Kimley-Horn's duties include researching the existing permit requirements, evaluating the shortfalls of the existing system and recommending ® improvements to minimize flooding during certain storm events and during high tidal conditions. Potential ® improvements include increasing the pumping capacity, adding storm inlets and piping, adding swale ® storage, and raising the elevation of the seawall. Drainage and Street Improvements, Jupiter, FL— Project manager for major street paving, water, and 0 wastewater improvements, and construction observation in residential areas. Project included several areas with unpaved roads and little or no drainage. Detailed permitting process included wetlands issues and the O need for outfalls into Outstanding Florida Waters, as well as ownership determination for right-of-ways. O Area B Storm Drainage Improvements, Jupiter, FL— Served as project manager for design, permitting, and 0 construction of storm drainage improvements within a 150-acre area of the Town of Jupiter. This project 0 included paving of neighborhood streets and installation of water distribution piping. The storm drainage system consisted of two separate basins, one discharging by gravity into a salt water canal with the other, O larger basin routed through a stormwater pumping station. The stormwater pumping station discharged into a 0 retention area prior to ultimate discharge to the Loxahatchee River. 0 • RIO No.12-a+m Kimley-Horn ti I� ® orew015.12o Sunny Isles Gi+i-:m4orvneta Eng Resumes.indd ith-mr , and Associates Inc. 1 ) .Michael Davis r Stormwater Pump Station Design ydrologic Modeling 1 ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® General Civil Engineering Consultant, Bay Harbor Islands, FL— Served ■ Has 38 years of as project engineer providing general civil engineering consulting services experience in the design • for the Town of Bay Harbor Islands, including a force main study, a water of roadways, highways, ® quality parameters study, groundwater monitoring for underground fuel tank and arterials, and contamination, drawbridge master plan review, townwide drainage master plan, associated construction ® landscape architecture rehabilitation for central business district, and consensus plans and construction ® building for community enhancements associated with eminent roadway, inspection ® drainage, and utility improvements. The possibility of funding improvements • Responsible for the through special assessments, general obligation bonds, and grants was roadway design, • investigated. drainage design and ® permitting of many US 1 (Biscayne Boulevard) Over NE 203rd Street PD&E Study and Final South Florida roadways, • Design, FDOT District Six— Drainage engineer on the design of the grade- including SR 80 ® separated interchange at this location. Responsible for drainage design, permit • Also responsible for ® coordination, and permit documentation. Permitted through DERM and SFWMD the drainage design and included deep well design. ® and permitting of HEFT Widening PD&E Study, Final Design, and Permitting, Okeechobee Mainline several segments of • Toll Plaza Florida's Turnpike Enterprise— Served as drainage engineer on the 1-95 widenings in both • PD&E project from SR 836 to 1-75 and the design project from the Okeechobee Broward and Palm Beach ® toll booth to 1-75. Responsible for drainage design, permit coordination, and counties permit documentation. Project was permitted through DERM and SFWMD. • Expertise in drainage and ® stormwater management ® Lincoln Road Mall, Miami Beach, FL— Design engineer for the reconstruction design of the pedestrian mall/roadway improvements. Responsible for the drainage ® design, grading, and permit coordination. Permits were obtained from DERM. • Extensive experience in environmental permitting, ® Palmetto Park Road Beautification, Boca Raton, FL— Drainage design engineer including preparation of ® for this project that included the reconstruction of this major arterial from Dixie bridge hydraulic reports • Highway to the Intracoastal Waterway in Boca Raton. Responsibilities included and scour analysis the preparation of construction plans and permitting through the South Florida Water Management District. Professional Credentials to Bachelor of Science, Civil North Shore Area Roadway Improvements, Miami Beach, FL— Design engineer Engineering, University of ® for this project that included streetscape design, urban design, landscape Florida • architecture, roadway engineering, and transportation-related services for the ® design of approximately three miles of urban streetscape improvements in the North Shore area of Miami Beach. Permits were obtained through DERM. ® Dixie Highway Corridor Study, FDOT District Four— Provided design for this study to improve the local transportation network along Dixie Highway from NE ® 203rd Street in Miami-Dade County to Griffin Road in Broward County. The Dixie • Highway corridor, seven miles long and approximately three square miles wide, encompasses the northern portion of unincorporated Miami-Dade County and • the cities of Hallandale, Hollywood, and Dania in Broward County. This project ® included preparing a corridor planning and design report and preliminary right- ® of-way maps to secure future right-of-way and determine preliminary costs. This project also included an extensive public involvement program addressing both • residential and small business concerns. rmr1 As Kimley-Horn \ and Associates,Inc 0 RRo No.12{04-02 3-31 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles Cbd_ErMromnanal Eng Resumes.indd • • • Michael Davis • Page 2 • Representative Experience (continued) • CR 712 (Midway Road) Design and Reconstruction, FDOT District Four— Served as drainage designer for • the reconstruction of Midway Road from a two-lane, rural roadway to a four-lane, divided urban roadway from west of South 25th Street to east of SR 5 (US 1), for a length of two miles. The project includes replacement • of the existing bridge over the North Fork of the St. Lucie River and will also include retaining walls, drainage • ponds, signing, lighting, signalization, landscaping, irrigation, and wetland mitigation. The corridor is within • a historic area and our design will consider right-of-way impacts, impacts to parks and schools, concerns of White City residents, access management changes, flooding and environmental concerns, 4(f) properties, • utilities and, possibly, decorative lighting within the historic limits. • 1-595 Corridor Roadway Improvement Project (Design, Build, Operate, Maintain), Broward County, FL • Drainage engineer. Kimley-Horn is responsible for this design-build project from west of Pine Island Road • to west of University Drive (Zone 5). Responsibilities within this section include: roadway, temporary traffic • control, drainage, bridge structures, and lighting. This project includes the design-build, finance, and operation and maintenance of the 1-595 corridor for 1-75 to west of 1-95, including two miles of Florida's • Turnpike (a total of approximately 10.5 miles). Kimley-Horn is also responsible for the roadway lighting design • of approximately 8 of the 10.5 miles of the project. • 1-95 HOV Lanes, FDOT District Four— Drainage design engineer for major interstate widening project. • Responsible for drainage design and permit coordination and documentation through South Florida Water Management District for one mile of widening at the SR 80 interchange; from south of Northlake Boulevard to • PGA Boulevard; and from PGA Boulevard to Donald Ross Road. • North of Atlantic Avenue to 6th Avenue South, Lake Worth, FL— Drainage engineer for this major interstate • widening project. Responsible for drainage design and permit coordination and documentation. Permits were • obtained through the South Florida Water Management District and the Lake Worth Drainage District. • SR 5/US 1 and SR A1A Design Services (aka SR 5 3R Project), Palm Beach Gardens, FL— Lead drainage • engineer for this 3R project that includes two roadway segments under one contract. The SR 5 (US 1) segment is a 7.5-mile-long, four-lane divided with urban and suburban sections spanning five municipalities. • The SR A1A portion is 1/2-mile of two-lane roadway. Along with a public involvement program, the project also • involves adding missing sidewalk; widening pavement to provide bike lanes along the numerous existing right- • turn lanes; evaluating and designing repairs to existing drainage problems; environmental permitting; signing ® and pavement markings; replacing a curbed section due to widening; and analyzing numerous signalized intersections against current standards. • SR 80 PD&E Study and Final Design (from Haverhill Road to Congress Avenue), FDOT District Four— Lead • drainage designer for this intrastate arterial which included two new grade-separated interchanges at Military • Trail and Haverhill Road and the relocation of a portion of the C-51 Canal. Responsible for drainage design, • permit coordination, and permit documentation. Project was permitted through the South Florida Water Management District and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. SR 80 Design from Dorothy Drive to Parker Avenue, FDOT District Four— Drainage engineer. Project included three grade-separated interchanges as well as a major canal relocation. Responsible for drainage design, • permit coordination, and permit documentation. Project was permitted through the SFWMD and the U.S. Army • Corps of Engineers. • Broad Causeway West Relief Bridge, Bay Harbor Islands, FL—Serving as project engineer for the Kimley- • Horn team that is responsible for rehabilitation of the West Relief Bridge. Our services include field observation; preparation of construction documents and permits; demolition of the existing bridge; construction of a new bridge; • roadway, drainage, and lighting improvements; and permitting coordination with agencies. • RFC Ns.12-0=-02 min Kimley-Horn • OY260015.12o Sunny Wes Cni_Emironmental Erg Resumes.indd \ti I , and Associates,Inc 3-32 r Mike K1e,fer,. ') Utility/Environmental Permitting ; ) ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications 0 Oakland Park Environmental Services (Cherry Creek • Has 26 years of project experience and has ® Environmental Assessment and Dredging & Sleepy been responsible for more than 250 projects ® River Dredging), Oakland Park, FL— Kimley-Horn conducting environmental analyses, planning, ® has provided environmental services to the City of and design; environmental permitting; and Oakland Park as part of a continuing services contract. construction phase services ® Completed projects include: • Specializes in coastal land development and ® construction as well as waterfront land Cherry Creek Environmental Assessment and ® Dredging. Project manager responsible for • Experience includes both private- and public- ® environmental services, permitting, and construction sector projects such as the preparation of phase services consisting of an alternatives analysis NEPA documents and other engineering and ® and environmental assessment of Cherry Creek environmental documentation ® and Coral Lakes headwaters and preparing permit • Regularly involved in providing alternatives ® support documentation to dredge portions of the analyses as well as secondary and cumulative waterway and prepared the associated mitigation impact assessments, public interest evaluations, ® plans for the project. Coordination was initiated Use of State Lands approvals, assurance for • with all of the agencies having jurisdiction over antidegradation of water quality, and benthic the project including the South Florida Water studies (including seagrass assessments, • Management District, Broward County Department hydrographic studies, and threatened and ® of Environmental Resource Management, and endangered species coordination and monitoring) ® the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. During the • Extensive knowledge of Florida's environmental ® permitting phase of the project, we conducted regulations and regulatory permitting programs wetland and seagrass surveys, designed a sampling including federal environmental regulations; has ® program, collected water quality samples, and established working relationships with numerous • interpreted the results. Because of the potential staff in regulatory agencies including FDEP for contaminants, the dredge spoil material was (Florida) FWC, USAGE, EPA, (U.S.) FWS, and ® collected and disposed of in a landfill as a "special NMFS ® waste." We also designed a water quality monitoring • plan for implementation during dredging, as well professional Credentials as a monitoring plan to ensure that the mitigation Bachelor of Science, Oceanographic Technology, ® achieves the success criteria for release from Florida Institute of Technology ® monitoring required by permit. KHA also provided Associate of Science, Computer Technology, Florida ® support during the bidding process, as well as Institute of Technology construction phase services during the duration of Hazardous Materials Health and Safety Certification, ® the contractor's work to maintain permit compliance. Occupational Safety and Health Administration ® Sleepy River Dredging. Project manager responsible Florida Chamber of Commerce, Environmental ® for environmental assessment and permitting Permitting ® services. KHA provided environmental services to PADI Divemaster assess potential project impacts including sediment ® and water quality sampling, habitat assessment, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USAGE) Certified ® shoreline condition assessment (wetland/riparian Wetland Delineation ® vegetation), and tidal and current measurement assessment. KHA also provided design guidance Professional Organizations O to another engineering firm to dredge portions of Marine Industries Association of Florida, Past ® the river to improve both tidal flow as well as rainfall President, Board of Directors, Government Affairs ® conveyance to the adjacent tidal waters. Services poor me Kimley-Horn also included permit support documentation to \m/ , and Associates,Inc. 0 IVO No.12-0=-02 3-33 0Y2fi0315.12o Sunny Isles Ciel Emvorunental Erg Resumes.indd ® Mike Kiefer Page 2 ® Representative Experience (continued) ® dredge portions of the water and support during the bidding process. KHA provided construction phase ® services in terms of permit compliance. This project required permits through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, South Florida Water Management District, and Broward County Department of Environmental 8 Management. ® Northern Palm Beach Improvement District Pump Station, Palm Beach County, FL— Responsible for 0 environmental services and permitting. This project consisted of the demolition of an existing stormwater ® pump station and the construction of a new pump station adjacent to the previous location. Conducted an ® environmental assessment of this site and prepared permit documentation including mitigation design to restore the littoral area. Responsible for permitting the project through the SFWMD and USACE. ® PGA National South Pump Station, Palm Beach Gardens, FL— Served as environmental scientist for the design and permitting of this stormwater pumping station for the Northern Palm Beach County Improvement • District. This project consisted of the complete replacement of the existing pump station with a new single story building, electrical and mechanical systems and a three-bay garage for mobile generator storage. A new pump bay and wetwell were designed along with associated intake and discharge piping and a rip rap ® plunge pool. To increase the reliability of the station, the design included redundant 35,000 GPM electrical ® submersible pumps each rated at 200 horsepower along with a 250kW emergency generator. The project ® required permitting approvals from seven different entities that included the City of Palm Beach Gardens, ® PGA Property Owners Association, South Florida Water Management District, United States Army Corps of Engineers, Seacoast Utility Authority, Palm Beach County Health Department and Palm Beach County • Environmental Resource Management Fuel Tank Section. Wetland impacts were mitigated through the ® design of a new littoral area where the existing station, which is scheduled for demolition, is currently located. Construction is expected to begin in March 2012. ® Boynton Beach Boulevard Extension and Promenade, Boynton Beach, FL— Responsible for environmental services for the extension of Boynton Beach Boulevard to the Intracoastal Waterway and the creation of a ® boardwalk along the water. The KHA team was involved in the planning, design, coordination, and plans • production of this streetscape project funded by the City of Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA). Unique aspects of the project include extensive environmental permitting, utility coordination ® for future development, and traffic calming measures. Included in the scope of work were the design of ® the roadway, utilities (including water, sewer, drainage, and electric), the layout and design of a 500-foot ® promenade/boardwalk, and 1,300 feet of riverwalk in the Intracoastal. This was a part of a redevelopment effort by the CRA to improve the City's waterfront. 0 Lake Worth Beach Redevelopment, Lake Worth, FL— Served as project engineer on the Kimley-Horn team that assisted the City of Lake Worth in developing design criteria and site plan alternatives the redevelopment • of its public beach, including its park. Also responsible for negotiating and obtaining approvals from FDEP ® and FWC regarding lighting and minimization of potential sea turtle impacts resulting from the redevelopment. ® Provided ERP and CCCL permitting services for the redevelopment of the park. Proposed improvements include boardwalks, parking lots, roads, utility and drainage infrastructure, walkways, landscaping, street ® furnishings, pavilions, beach lockers, playground equipment, lighting, restrooms, and other site amenities. Our team also assisted the City in negotiating a new interlocal agreement with Palm Beach County to secure up to $5 million in funding for the public improvements. 0 ® RFC No.12-0.{02 ren Kimley-Horn 0Y260015.121 sunny nes CMrn Evoememzl Eng Resumes.udd \ , and Associates.Inc. 3-34 I 1' j. Juana, , , .enez °P:E .•. ) Utility Environmental Permitting ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications ® NW 37 Avenue Water and Sewer Improvements, Miami-Dade County, ■ Has 17 years of diverse ® FL—Served as KHA project manager. This project is part of the Miami- engineering and project B Dade Water and Sewer Department's (MDWASD) "Needs Assessment management experience A Program" (NAP). It consisted of the preparation of a technical • Areas of expertise include water memorandum to evaluate alternatives and recommend improvements supply and distribution, wastewater ® within a 2,000-acre area of unincorporated Miami-Dade County that had collection and transmission, 9 little or no existing water and sewer infrastructure. Improvements were stormwater management, roadway, ® necessary to expand the capacity of the existing system and sustain general civil engineering, and land future economic redevelopment within the area. Additionally, though development ® the project area is within unincorporated Miami-Dade County, portions • Experienced in the preparation of 9 of it receive water service via water mains owned and operated by the permit documents, bid/contract • adjacent City of Hialeah. Part of our services included developing a documents and specifications, plan to disconnect services from the City of Hialeah and reconnect work schedules, and opinions of ® them to the County's water distribution system. construction costs ® Perrine/Cutler Ridge and NW 37 Avenue Water and Sewer ■ Experienced in the use of AutoCAD 9 Improvements "Group A", Miami-Dade County, FL— Served as project software, WaterCAD hydraulic manager. This project is part of the Miami-Dade Water and Sewer modeling software, Microsoft ® Department's "Needs Assessment Program", and involved planning, Project scheduling software, and ® design and construction-phase services for proposed water distribution flood routing software published 9 and transmission improvements within a 2,000±-acre area located by the Florida Department of between NW 87th and NW 36th Streets, and between NW 37th and NW Transportation and the South ® 32nd Avenues, in Miami-Dade County. Some of the services provided Florida Water Management District ® included assisting MDWASD in developing the most effective plan for • Experienced serving a diverse • upgrading the potable water supply and distribution systems in order to group of clients, including private • comply with fire protection requirements and encourage redevelopment developers, municipalities, and and revitalization of the area. Even though the study area lies within utilities Experienced in quality ® the limits of Unincorporated Miami-Dade County, a large portion of it control review of projects with ® is being supplied water from water mains owned and operated by the constant client interaction through adjacent City of Hialeah. Part of the scope involved the development of all phases ® a plan to disconnect from the City's system and transfer services to the • MDWASD system. Professional Credentials Bachelor of Science, Civil • Post-Construction Investigations for Several PSIP Projects, Miami- Engineering, Florida International • Dade County, FL—As subconsultant to another firm, performed post- University ® construction reviews of several force main/pump station improvement Registered Professional Engineer in projects for Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD). The Florida ® project included a thorough review of possible construction flaws and B alleged wrongdoing on the part of several contractors. Responsibilities Professional Organizations included field reconnaissance and measurements and recommending • and witnessing exploratory excavations. The project also involved a American Society of Civil Engineers • complete review of all construction files and documentation, including (ASCE) • material requisitions, financial history, inspection reports, photographs, Florida Engineering Society e payment requests, and payments made to the contractors. Reports National Society of Professional were prepared for each project reviewed, and findings were reported at Engineers (NSPE) I, several meetings and depositions. ® I=^ Kimley-Horn \=/ , and Associates,Inc. 9 RFC/No.12-04-02 3-35 OY260315.12o Sun,y Isles Cid-Emvonmen'al Eng Resumes mid • ® Juan Jimenez, P.E. Page 2 I® Representative Experience (continued) ® 48-Inch Force Main Along Sunny Isles Boulevard, North Miami, FL— Project engineer for the design of a 48-inch force main along Sunny Isles Boulevard from P.S. 426, just west side of the Intracoastal Waterway, to ® the WASD North District WWTP The project consists of installing approximately 7,600 linear feet of a 48-inch diameter D.I.P. (I.D.) force main along Sunny Isles Boulevard and 2,600 linear feet of twin 48-inch diameter ® H.D.PE. (O.D.) force mains through the Oleta River State Recreation Area. The project required an aerial • crossing of the Oleta River, and extensive coordination with Florida DEP for the mitigation of impacted natural resources. ® Water Distribution and Sanitary Sewage Collection Improvements from NW 41st Street to NW 51st Street, between NW 35th Avenue and NW 36th Avenue, Miami-Dade Water and Sewer District (MDWASD), FL • Served as project manager for the design and installation of 7,000- linear feet of 12-inch diameter water 8 mains, 8,000- linear feet of 8-inch sewer mains and service connections in order to sustain present and ® future economic redevelopment within a 70- acre, mostly-industrial area of Miami-Dade County. Services included planning, hydraulic modeling, analysis and design, stakeholder coordination and public involvement, ® permitting, assistance during bid and award, and construction phase services. Many properties in the project • area are on private water wells and septic systems, and others are served the neighboring City of Hialeah. The 0 plans included a sequence to transfer those connections from Hialeah to Miami-Dade County without service interruptions. ® Environmental Permits for Repair of 54-inch Subaqueous Force Main, Miami Beach, FL—On behalf of the ® Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department, prepared and submitted "after-the-fact" permit packages to the ® Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Miami-Dade County DERM for the emergency repair ® of a subaqueous 54-inch force main damaged by a private contractor within the Miami Beach Marina. Responsibilities included gathering information pertaining to the repair methods, preparing exhibits, and Q submitting the packages within a short time frame. • Government Cut Force Main Phase I, Miami Beach, FL— Project manager on the Kimley-Horn team that • prepared a feasibility study to evaluate the opportunities and constraints of installing a 54-inch force main • under Government Cut. The study included a brief description of the project, including its purpose and need ® and agency jurisdictional control and coordination for permitting. It summarized the various construction methodologies and issues that would be involved in the design, permitting, and construction of these force l® mains and provided a ranking recommendation. ® SW 288th Street 24-inch Water Main, Homestead, FL—Served as project analyst responsible for analysis O and design of approximately 2,500 linear feet of 24-inch water main along SW 288th Street for the Miami- ® Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD) to serve the Homestead Air Force Base. The project involved the design of a MDWASD venturi master metering station near SW 132nd Avenue. Responsibilities included ® administration of survey and permitting work, preparation of bid and contract documents, and constant • contact with MDWASD staff. ® Bayview Market, Miami, FL— Project engineer on the Kimley-Horn team responsible for preparing site- • civil construction documents for right-of-way vacations, utility relocations, utility upgrades and storm water ® management improvements necessary to support this urban redevelopment project. The project consists of the vertical stacking of several historically "big box" retail stores on multiple levels of the building, while • accommodating sufficient customer access and parking, as well as delivery truck access. Kimley-Horn also • prepared construction drawings for the reconstruction and widening of NE 17th Terrace, NE 2nd Avenue, NE • Miami Place and the milling and resurfacing of NE 17th Street and North Miami Avenue. s ® RFC No.12.0.-02 r n Kimley-Horn OY2W015.12o Suety Ls es CJvd_ErMonmental Eng Resumesindd 1‘...mr I and Associates,Inc. 3-36 Steve - :i�l�ls ) Ce structien Phase Services 0 ® Representative Experience Special Qualifications 0 General Consulting Services and Stormwater Master Plan, Palmetto Bay, • More than 25 years of FL— KimleyHorn is working with the Village of Palmetto Bay as a general experience in construction ® consultant to provide all types of engineering such as planning, general civil and contracts administration, ® engineering, and transportation. One particular project under this contract both as a general contractor is the SW 146th Street Paving and Drainage Improvements. Serving as a and as an engineering field • member of the Kimley-Horn team providing construction documents for this representative ® project. Responsibilities include drainage inspections and attendance at ■ Experience includes ® progress meetings observation, monitoring, testing, and reporting of ® Stormwater Treatment Area 1-West (STA-1W) Design and Construction, the construction of civil site ® Palm Beach County, FL— Served as inspector for the construction of 14 work, heavy earthworks, and miles of earth levees, 3 large water control structures, 60 small water control water control structures • structures, and the creation of 6,670 acres of manmade wetlands. Kimley- • Responsibilities have ® Horn also provided construction services for the STA-1W. Our services included quantity ® included serving as the engineer of record; reviewing contractors' submittals takeoffs, construction for compliance with the design concept; coordinating with District staff; price contract ® reviewing environmental compliance and monitoring logs such as turbidity negotiations,eestimates, contract from dewatering discharges; and providing general inspection and oversight ® of material suppliers and ® of all construction activities. Kimley-Horn also prepared record drawings daily actors, andn and provided final certification that the project has been constructed in subcsubconontrtran of adsme ® accordance with the design concept. Value engineering analysis of the perimeter levee design resulted in approximately$2.5 million savings. • As a field supervisor, he ® has extensive experience ® Town Engineering Services, Miami Lakes, FL— Member of the Kimley-Horn in construction contract ® team that is serving the Town of Miami Lakes as their Town Engineer. Miami administration, including Lakes has contracted with our firm to provide all aspects of engineering the preparation of work • associated with the Town, including providing staff to fill the positions of directives, change orders, • Public Works Director and Stormwater Utility Director. Currently performing and construction activity ® drainage inspections and attending progress meetings for the Miami Lakeway documentation North project. ® Professional Credentials • Continuing Stormwater Services, Cutler Bay, FL— Performed inspections Bachelor of Arts, Business for drainage, road restoration, water main, and directional bore elements Administration, Florida Atlantic to of this project that involved approximately five acres of existing residential University development within the Town of Cutler Bay. This project included ® roadway resurfacing and drainage infrastructure improvements. Drainage Certified General Contractor in ® improvements were designed to minimize impact to existing utilities and Florida and North Carolina ® residents' property in the right-of-way. Standard Building Code • Force Main Design Criteria Package, North Bay Village, FL— Member of Congress InternationalBuilding Inspector ® the Kimley-Horn team selected to develop a design criteria package and obtain environmental permits associated with the replacement of the City's State of Florida Class "B" ® wastewater force main system. Responsible for construction administration Wastewater Treatment Plant ® and inspections; also performs duties as resident project representative. Operator BCertified Nuclear Gage TD Bank (formerly Commerce Bank), Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm, FL (Troxler) Operator • As part of Kimley-Horn's design consultant services, performed inspections ® on the following components of this project: water main, drainage, subgrade, y-Horn finished rock, paving, and final site walk-through. Kimley-Horn was selected ��r1 and lAssociates,Inc. 0 RFO No.12.01-02 3-37 OY260015.12o Sunny Isles Civil EnvvoNnenal Eng Resumes.indd ® Steve Mills Page 2 ® Representative Experience (continued) ® to provide extensive land use and site development services in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach ® counties. Following Commerce Bank's merger with TD Bank, Kimley-Horn has continued in its role as a lead consultant, providing a full range of consulting services including due diligence and site selection; ® land use and entitlements; civil, traffic, and roadway engineering; site planning and landscape architecture; ® governmental agency permitting; construction phase support; survey and geotechnical coordination; and a variety of environmental investigation, permitting, and remediation services. ® Lincoln Road Mall, Miami Beach, FL— Responsible for reconstruction of pavement, sidewalks, water ® distribution, sanitary sewer, and drainage for one of the busiest open-air malls in Florida. The firm provided planning, engineering, and construction engineering and inspection services for the redevelopment of the ® Lincoln Road Mall, a mixed-use center accommodating arts and entertainment, office, retail, and residential ® uses. As a result, our development of a fast-track construction program saved implementation costs. In fact, ® the construction cost estimated during the planning phase equaled the construction bid amount, and the final construction cost. ® Royal Palm Boulevard Improvements, Margate, FL—Team member providing construction phase services ® for this project. Performed inspections for several components including paving, bridge steel, gravity ® wall steel, drainage and re-use water main, and grading. Kimley-Horn's services include the engineering ® design and development of construction documents for Royal Palm Boulevard improvements beginning approximately 200 - feet east of the Margate Canal and extending east to the west half right-of-way of SR ® 7 (441), approximately one mile in total length. The project involves realignment of the roadway, east- and ® westbound left-turn lanes, access management modifications, renovation of an existing bridge and medians, ® construction of pedestrian bridges, base enhancements, milling and resurfacing, providing new asphalt areas, swale improvements, minor drainage improvements, and lighting improvements. Professional services include ® design, permitting, coordinating with utility providers for adjustments and/or relocations, preparing quantity ® calculations and engineers' estimates of probable costs, and limited construction phase services. ® Seacrest Boulevard Roadway Improvements, Boynton Beach, FL— Member of the Kimley-Horn team that is providing planning, roadway design, permitting, landscape architecture, reclaimed water, decorative pavement, signal modification, utility plans, and construction phase services. Responsibilities include water ® main pressure test and inspections for directional borings and water mains. ® South Shore Boulevard Design, Phase II from Lake Worth Road to Pierson Road, Wellington, FL—This project ® involves the reconstruction of 1.1 miles of South Shore Boulevard from a two-lane, undivided roadway to a ® two-lane, divided roadway with sidewalks and equestrian trails. Kimley-Horn's services include horizontal ® and vertical design, plans preparation, generating cross-sections, back-of-sidewalk profiles, preparing maintenance of traffic concepts, and signing and pavement marking plans. In addition to roadway design, the ® project also has landscape design elements. Responsibilities include drainage and subgrade inspections as part of our construction phase services. 0 0 0 A RFC No.12f.4-02® ren Kimley-Horn OY260015.12o Sunny Isles CJW_Emvomnenal Eng Resumes.vxld \ , and Associates,Inc. 3-38 • Michael D. Avirom, P.L.S. ® President 0 ® Michael Avirom established Avirom & Associates, Inc. in 1981. Mr. Avirom's ti surveying expertise in boundary, aerial mapping, topography,jurisdictional wetlands, ® bathymetric, condominium surveys, expert witness testimony and construction layout distinguish him as a respected professional in the industry. ® HON Project Experience ® . " • Village of Palm Springs Route-of-line survey, base mapping of existing utilities above and below ground on over 100 linear feet of roadways for engineer's design, 0 legal descriptions for easement acquisitions O Experience Highlights • Over 38 years of Highland Beach Mapped town limits for the engineering design and 0 land surveying experience construction of underground utilities ® Education City of West Palm Beach Flagler Drive from SE 6th Street to SE 10th Street. ® Miami-Dade Junior College Route-of-line survey, base mapping of existing utilities above and below ground for • Associate in Arts engineer's design. Provided soundings across Intracoastal and prepared submerged land easements for proposed forcemain • F/oridaAf/antic University City of Boca Raton, Downtown Promenade Base mapping of all existing above ® Bachelor of Business ground improvements, utilities, right-of-ways, and easements for engineer's design O Administration ® Palm Beach Junior CollegeGlades Road Water Treatment Plant, City of Boca Raton Provided support for ground and topographic aerial mapping. Located existing above ground evidence of ® Associate in Science utility for engineering design • Land Surveying ® Florida Power & Light Company Statewide submerged land easements, obtained Professional Registrations platted and sectional monumentation utilizing GPS to prepare approximately 200 ® Professional Land Surveyor survey sketches and legal descriptions for submerged land easements along the ® Florida entire East Coast of Florida from Miami to Fernandina Beach and the west coast from Tampa south to Naples.Coordinated with divers for the location of underwater cables ® Professional Affiliations ® Florida Society of Professional sBoca Raton Hotel & Beach Club Boundary, topographic and mean high water line urveys, prepared easements and submerged land acquisitions. Provided location of • Land Surveyors above and below ground utilities for engineering design ® National Society of Professional Florida Power & Light Company, Levee-Midway 500 kV transmission line survey- ® Land Surveyors 140 mile corridor, survey for right-of-way acquisition ,GPS control, legal descriptions, A profiles, cross sections and construction layout, St. Lucie, Martin, Palm Beach, • Broward,and Dade Counties, Florida ® Oceanfront Properties in Boca Raton, Highland Beach, Delray Beach and ® Hillsboro Beach Boundary, topographic, mean high water line, erosion 0 control line, coastal construction control line surveys and DEP permit surveys 0 • ® G0 S ASso°9 n, • • RFQ No. 12-04-02 red a. 3-39 °us+�u j9 0 ® Marisha M. Kreitman, P.S.M. ® Project Surveyor 0 O 4F Marisha Kreitman began working with Avirom & Associates, Inc. as a draftsperson in 1994. 0 ='A She advanced to the position of Survey Technician while attending classes at Florida ® Atlantic University. In 2005, she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in Geography: Geographic Information System. She became a Professional Surveyor and Mapper in ' OA `- Y Y PP July ® k-- 2006. Ms. Kreitman has acted in the role of Project Surveyor. Her experience includes 0 boundary and topographic surveys, route of line/topographic surveys, platting, ALTA/ACSM yLand Title Surveys, condominium declaration exhibits and land descriptions with sketches f for various documents such as submerged land easements, utility easements and land O swap parcels. Ms. Kreitman has worked with clients to prepare special exhibits for submittal ® to government agencies. ® Experience Highlights Project Experience 0 Over 17 years of Boca Beach Club Boundary, topographic and mean high water survey, sketch 0 land surveying experience and descriptions for easements and easement abandonments, special exhibits, ® specific purpose surveys, utility maps, bathymetric survey, condominium Education declaration exhibits, route of line/topographic surveys, submerged land lease field 0 Florida Atlantic University survey and replat 19 acre site O BA, GIS ® 2005 Florida Atlantic University Research Park, Boca Raton ALTA/ACSM Land Title surveys, exhibits, sketch and descriptions 45 acre site O Professional Registrations ® Professional Surveyor&Mapper Wellington Green ALTA/ACSM Land Title survey for 26 acre site ® Florida Royal Palm Boulevard, Margate Topographic survey for utility improvements ® Professional Affiliations along Royal Palm Boulevard O Florida Society of Profession& City of North Bay Village Route of line/topographic survey for a proposed force ® Land Surveyors main along 79th Street Causeway and various residential streets east and west of ® the Intracoastal Waterway, submerged land easements, sketch and description for 0 easements ® Oceanview/Lakeview, Villa Oceana, Boca Raton Boundary, topographic and mean high water line survey, ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey, condominium 0 declaration exhibits, submerged land lease field survey 0 ® Oceanfront Properties in Boca Raton, Highland Beach, Delray Beach and Hillsboro Beach Boundary, topographic, mean high water line, erosion control 9 line, coastal construction control line surveys and DEP permit surveys O Hillsboro/EI Rio Park, Boca Raton GPS horizontal control, boundary, ® topographic and mean high water line survey including tidal survey 32 acre site ® Parrot Jungle and Gardens, Miami GPS horizontal control, boundary and O topographic survey of lease parcel 0 ® Mizner Trail Golf Course Boundary survey to Florida Minimum Technical Standards for 138 acre golf course, established GPS controls and coordinated ® aerial mapping of the project O p00&ASSoc, 0 n n < ® RFQ No. 12-04-02re 3-40 d1I)M(o\9 • • John T. Doogan, P.L.S. • Project Surveyor • • A Florida Professional Land Surveyor since July 1987, John Doogan earned certification in • Geographic Information Systems (GIS) from Florida Atlantic University in June 2003. Mr. • —'-, Doogan is responsible for boundary, topographic, GPS surveys and expert witness • ,� I testimony. [a .a • t Project Experience ;,.y • /1 City of Coral Springs, Broward County Route-of-line survey; base mapping of ® ` - :_ existing utilities above and below ground for engineer's design • Experience Highlights City of Lauderhill, Lift Station #31 Topographic survey for design of lift station • Over 36 years of land improvements • surveying experience ® Tamarac Water Treatment Plant, Broward County Base mapping of all utilities Education above and below ground for engineer's future design • Nassau Community College Veterans Park / Lauderhill Fire Station, City of Lauderhill Boundary and ® Associate in Science topographic survey of this 9.7 acre park and fire station; base mapping for future • Engineering improvements of the addition to the fire station, parking and infrastructure • Palm Beach State College Meditation Park, City of Lauderhill Boundary, topographic and tree survey of this • Survey Curriculum 2 acre park for inventory of City assets; base mapping for future improvements AFlorida Atlantic University Performing Arts Center and Central Park Library, City of Lauderhill Survey Geographic Information System services for planning and design phase of the property • • Professional Registrations Jackie Gleason Park, City of Lauderhill Boundary and topographic survey of this Professional Land Surveyor 4 acre park for inventory of City assets; base mapping for future improvements; • Florida surveying services for new building, parking and infrastructure • Renaissance Park, City of Lauderhill Boundary, topographic and tree survey of • Professional Affiliations this 11 acre linear park for inventory of City assets; base mapping for future • Florida Society of Professional improvements; all construction survey services Land Surveyors • Wiles Road and Lyons Road, City of Coconut Creek Route-of-line survey; base • mapping of existing utilities above and below ground for engineer's design (5,600 0 linear feet) • Coral Springs Public Safety Complex Boundary and topographic survey for • architect and engineer's design of police headquarters and fire substation renovation • • Atlantic Business Center Boundary and topographic survey; coordination of aerial photography; preparation of plat; coordination of survey support for • engineering design and development(130 acres) • • • • PON.6 ASSo% o n n • RFQ No. 12-04-02 c ornsznNto o,, 3-41 e • • Electrical-Design Associates • • Lillian M. Reyes, P.E. ® Professional Record • Ms. Reyes is an electrical engineer experienced in designing electrical power distribution,roadway lighting, • landscape lighting, sportsfield lighting, security and fire Academic Credentials: • alarm systems for commercial and government buildings, manufacturing facilities, computer rooms, Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering • schools, hospitals and residential dwellings. Florida Atlantic University, 1988 • Experience: Professional Engineer— Florida 50780 • Ms. Reyes project management responsibilities • encompass preliminary and final design, cost Employment Record: • estimating, and construction/start-up services. She participates on quality assurance/quality control teams 1998-Present-Electrical Design Associates, Inc. is to evaluate electrical systems'technical conformance to Owner/President • codes and adherence to a project's overall design scheme. She interfaces with other project consultants, 1996-1998 - Bailey Engineering Consultants, Inc. • as well as client and vendor representatives. She has Electrical Engineer • been involved in the electrical system design on a variety of environmental projects. Her experience 1989-1996 - International Business Machines, Corp. • includes electrical designs for various projects. A Senior Associate Engineer B sample of projects in which Ms. Reyes was involved is as follows: 1988-1989 - Brabham Debay and Associates, Inc. • Electrical Engineer • Village Park • Village of Wellington, Florida ® • McChesney Park Principal Areas of Expertise: ® Port St. Lucie Electrical Design of Power Distribution, Lighting, ® • Jim Brandon Equestrian Center Security and Fire Alarm Systems for Environmental, ® Palm Beach County, Florida Municipal and Commercial Projects ® • Western Park—Phase 1 Electrical Cost Estimating City of Parkland, Florida ® • Ocean Inlet Park ® Palm Beach County, Florida Professional Activities: ® • Pine Island Park Engineering Florida FES Town of Davie, Florida Socie ty (FES) ® Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) • • Flamingo Park National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) ® City of Miami Beach, Florida S . Forest Hills Park City of Coral Springs, Florida • • Holiday Park- Phases I, II, & Ill • City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida ® • Nob Hill Soccer Club • City of Sunrise, Florida 5 • Sunrise Roller Hockey ® City of Sunrise, Florida • RFQ No. 12-04-02 3-42 0 ® PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE ® As President and Principal Engineer for Tierra South Florida, Inc., Mr. ® tom- Krishnasamy oversees the geotechnical engineering, construction materials • I testing, and inspection services operations. Mr. Krishnasamy was the Project Manager for a 51.2 billion multimedia super corridor project that included • t:Th.J universities, commercial buildings, and residential roadways. He was also Principal Geotechnical Engineer for a S780 million elevated highway, where he ® established Rock Founding Rationale for deep foundation systems. He was also Principal Geotechnical Engineer for a $450 million highway that included ® IMMIMINS alla land reclamation and soil stabilization. Mr. Krishnasamy has been involved in ® hundreds of projects of diversified complexity consisting of residential, commercial, educational, and wastewater treatment facilities, sports arenas, • lls, airports, roadways and land t r r° ABBIREVIATED PROJECT EXPERIENCE reclamation. ® SOUTH FLORIDA B Pedestrian Bridge over the Carol City Canal, Miami Gardens, FL RAJ KRISHNASAMY, P.E. Principal in charge (Geotechnical) — Performed a geotechnical engineering ® study for the proposed bridge to be located north of the existing NW 175th President, Principal Street bridge over the Carol City Canal. Field work included Standard ® Geotechnical Engineer Penetration Test (SPT) borings to 50 feet deep. Performed pile capacity S analyses for 14-inch precast prestressed square concrete (PPSC) piles for the 24 Years Professional pedestrian bridge. Provided report summarizing subsurface conditions, i.e. soil ® Experience stratification/types and groundwater conditions, as well as geotechnical ® recommendations regarding pile installation and axial capacity. EDUCATION ® Exercise Trail along Country Club Drive, Aventura, FL MS in Geotechnical Principal in charge (Geotechnical) — Performed a geotechnical exploration for ® Engineering, University of the improvements at Waterway Park in Palm Beach County, Florida. The park ® Memphis 1995 developments included group pavilion, picnic shelters, restroom buildings, BS in Civil Engineering, seawall, dock, roadway, and parking lots. Field work included BoreHole ® Christian Brothers University Permeability (BHP) tests and Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings. ® 1987 Provided recommendations for site preparation, shallow foundation design, pavement design, and other construction considerations. • Diploma/1984/Electronic ® Engineering, Malaysian Air Waterway Park, Palm Beach County, FL Force Institute Principal in charge (Geotechnical) — Performed a geotechnical exploration for • the improvements at Waterway Park in Palm Beach County, Florida. The park developments included group pavilion, picnic shelters, restroom buildings, ® PROFESSIONAL seawall, dock, roadway, and parking lots. Field work included BoreHole O ORGANIZATION AND Permeability (BHP) tests and Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings. ® REGISTRATION Provided recommendations for site preparation, shallow foundation design, Professional Engineer: pavement design, and other construction considerations. e Florida, 53567 SR-997 (Krome Avenue) from SR-94/Kendall Drive to SR-90/SW 8 Street, e Certified OSHA Supervisor Miami-Dade County, FL ® Principal in charge (Geotechnical) — Performed a preliminary roadway soil Certified Environmental survey for Krome Avenue in Miami (approximately 5 miles). The purpose of this • Consultant study was to provide geotechnical input to the design team to assist in ® evaluation of the merits of the roadway improvements. Geotechnical recommendations included the discussion of various options such as O OFFICE LOCATION surcharge, reinforced soil platform, geosynthetic, demucking and soil mixing. Also provided geotechnical recommendations involving permanent cut/fill ® West Palm Beach, Florida slopes, excavations, groundwater control, pavement design, and on site soil ® suitability. This project is on-going. O SW 184th Street from Approximately 1200 Feet East of SW 157th Avenue • to Approximately 100' West of SW 170th Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL Principal in charge (Geotechnical) — Provided Geotechnical recommendations A and evaluation of the site and subsurface conditions with respect to the planned ® roadway improvements and for site preparation and foundation construction. O RFQ No. 12-04-02 3-43 ®I C© : . �I .g('o p V" - - q I Professional Category: ®Iz _ _'_ ' _.- -, i ,CIVIL/EN1/,IRONMENTAL;- ®1 � L Ip = ; ENGINEERING NFQ No.12-04-02 0 • Constructing the selected design in an efficient and timely matter, consistent with public expectations, ® is the last stage of successful project implementation. Good final design, accurate bid documents, and ® management of construction are important factors for a successful, cost-effective project. Continued effective project performance is based on sustainable design. Projects must be designed with the users in mind. ® Our ability to focus on providing access to City residents and business owners to their property during the ® construction of the improvements is an important consideration. • The following typical project sequence demonstrates how these key components will be incorporated into ® our project management approach for the City. We have developed a sample design project sequence that ® illustrates critical tasks and milestones. In general, there are three phases to successfully complete any project ® assigned under this contract in a timely fashion with a focus on cost control. • 1. Preliminary Design Phase ® 2. Final Design Phase and Permitting 3. Construction Phase • • 1. Preliminary Design Phase ® It is during this phase that the problem is clearly defined, improvement objectives are set, and a feasible solution is developed. Our team will collect the data necessary to analyze the situation. An analysis will then • be performed and alternatives evaluated. Evaluation will include comparison of the degree to which each ® alternative meets the objective, cost analysis, permittability, and constructability. • Initial discussions with permitting agencies are critical at this time. The public can also be informed of the ® proposed project and the preferred solution. Cost implications and potential funding must also be considered ® during this phase. Milestones in the Preliminary Design Phase include: • • A kick-off meeting to set I . _-- project objectives, scope, Sample Project Schedule ® schedule, and team 2sI 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 I e I e 1 r 1 e 9 1 10 1 71 1 12 113114 s 1 16 1 • communication. 1""'tecmj 0"'9°`x` A.Dna DCMnbn 4 I II II • • A review of analytical results B.Analysis I t I I for the existing conditions to `"`� ryOapoN I I I I ® o.conam.uAm>:a I I I ensure clear understanding EP 5t Ltlent I I 9 I I I I I ® of the problem and to begin a.Foal Dago Phase A.real DesignI1 4 I I I • developing alternatives. B.Per-Min, I I I I • • When appropriate, a C.Pubich.J.. I I 0 , I I I I public meeting can be 1lamtrz4oe Rose A.BNdtp stores I 4 I 1 1 I ® scheduled to present the B.Do" mrs°T,dionSwim I I I results of the analysis, the ° "LG"� ao '°° I I I I I I I I I ® alternative solutions, funding 0 °'' • opportunities, and to obtain • input. • • ® aE c No.12-04-02 r= Kimley-Horn 0Y26e015.12o Senny Isles CMJ En ironrnental Eng indd \Mr I and Associates,Inc. O 4-1 carnititypreetcgtrt I Professional Category: _ a �' P PI CIIVIL/EN RONMENTAL ® _ ; ENGINEERING ® RFQ No.12-04-02 • Scheduling milestone reviews with City staff will be one means by which the Kimley-Horn team will track and ® monitor project progress. Deliverables in the Preliminary Design Phase include data compilation in a manner acceptable to the City, an analysis in an agreed upon format, and a Preliminary Design Report including a cost • analysis and recommended solution. If available, applicable grant submittals will also be prepared. Graphics • and other public meeting materials will be provided to the City if needed. • 2. Final Design Phase - o At this point, a preferred design has been selected. The Kimley- Horn team will prepare complete construction documents suitable I � • for competitive bidding. Kimley-Horn assisted the City in developing ` • their current contract document format, which has been used on • numerous successful projects. Probable construction costs will I i =- ,E`. be updated as the project details are developed. Pre-application C �,_mr �' • meetings will be held with review agencies and permit applications 1 1i . 4y r -r....r rif lir • will be prepared and submitted. I�^►, - '- -;.ang • Access plans for adjacent properties and maintenance of traffic • issues will be considered. If available, applications for grants can be - ' ?`� rT • submitted again, this time for the construction phase. :'�•°` :fie•i j a-- < j. �� • Milestones during the Final Design Phase include: ?,`�'; - r-e5 As o • A kick-off meeting to authorize the start of final design, � ; ?r+—� I ® confirmation of project scope, objectives, and schedule. P_1.Jr- o' j • • Design reviews at completion of 30%, 60%, and 90% plans. -.-s- • • A public meeting to present the project design, updates, -j schedule, and funding plan. o , - �l !> • ■ Permit applications. • Kimley-Horn designed the storm water drainage improvements and performed • Deliverables during this phase include complete construction construction administration services for documents, drawings, and specifications suitable for competitive Cypress Drive in Jupiter. • bidding. • • 3. Construction Phase ,i `aF; `*-mss ,, : • y P 91 _ bx ib`s -,,- ,-I - r-¢ e ,r h 3 a ® The final step will be to build the project. Kimley Horn will provide °s, • bidding services and will administer the construction contract.• ~' 3 Using us to provide resident project services during construction - - � e has helped protect the City against defects in materials or Nti: ,.. - • workmanship in the construction. Kimley-Horn understands • what the City requires to successfully close projects to resident -"'' satisfaction. Milestones during this phase include: z,�. k • • Advertisement of the construction project. :zt • • Notice to proceed with construction. Construction on Miami Lakeway North • ® RFO No.1201-02 =n Kimley-Horn 0Y260015 120 Sunny Isles Civil vir Enonmental Eng.inoo and Associates,Inc. • 4-2 Professional Category: ® COt2tb�� _ —r �, @hj F= . . ,A� -gMeeing CI�1/IL/ IRONMEN'TAL ®l — = Petro Only : .r9 ENGINEERING REQ Na 1244-02 • • ■ Contract administration. • On-site observation. • • Certification that construction is complete and in compliance with the plans and specifications. • Deliverables in this phase include complete as-built record drawings and construction certification. While • these project milestones are the key steps in successful project completion, we believe the best-run projects are those with effective communication. We have accomplished this with the City by providing regular status • reports (with meetings, when desired) emphasizing thorough coordination and communication with the City. 0 • Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) • Quality control begins with the team assigned to undertake this project. Recognizing the critical importance • of careful quality control, we have developed an extensive internal quality control program with a 200-page • manual to guide this process, which is routinely implemented on our projects. There will be no learning-curve impact on quality for the Kimley Horn team. • ® Our approach to frequent communication and to quality • assurance/quality control will relieve QA/QC Process for Deliverables • City staff of any significant project review efforts. A QA/QC review I'CO"y 1OWF • of project solutions and analysis, • together with design reviews, will • ensure a top quality deliverable for Inn T'a°O -4> the City. Our team's experience in IT•� Tame ® /% • coordinating and conducting public / ® meetings and information sessions /ACO• will also relieve staff of a considerable T� � / e .++e. burden. The ultimate goal of each kpled ; /ice b'OM. • project is to provide a safe and /' • satisfactory outcome for your citizens. m,;,,,,& +, Team Asdg.a I. ha®pm Guallty Assurance by • Our formal QA/QC program is based i �.:� NW. • upon assigning experienced senior i 2 I. w;amass megrim• professionals who are otherwise 11 qualified to manage a particular Prodbead • project, to serve in an independent 1 • quality control role. Bill Cary, P.E. will p.cipet +2 CMGmadolm serve as our DA/OC reviewer. Bill has seism • more than 35 years of engineering • experience and has provided QA/ • QC reviews on a wide range of ® projects. Our staffing depth allows us LTP=l..a i.nca Prcl.m W to provide such personnel, and their OCR-o.+n Cama revol er • involvement provides the project with • fresh perspective and critical eye. • REQ No.12-04-02 r M VI Kimley-Horn • OY260015.12o Sunny Isles Cad Emrironmental Eng.indd 1166.11111111r 1 and Assmiates,Inc. • 4-3 • Conttim- Pla a ! Professional Category: - q P P 4 I CIVIL/FNr.V IRONMENTAL _- . aatteu pa:-Ars Orly RFp Na 11-04-01 a ® Our internal QA/QC program will include: ® a An internal kick-off meeting held with key team members assigned to the job to clearly define the • scope, outline sub-task responsibilities, establish schedules, and identify project milestones and ® goals. a At the end of each phase, a QA/QC review will be conducted as one of several final checks to ensure • that the project deliverable is technically correct and consistent with your objectives. O a Any modifications required to respond to the comments and recommendations of the quality control • team will be incorporated during the ongoing analysis prior to submitting our plans to you. ® Recent, Current, and Projected Firm Workload ® As project manager, Gary Ratay, P.E. has direct responsibility for the performance of the firm on your assignments. The Fort Lauderdale office will be the primary office serving the City on your assignments, so we ® are only a phone call and a short drive away. In addition, Gary can call on his partners throughout Florida to ® provide additional resources to supplement the Fort Lauderdale staff. -- Kimley-Horn has been serving municipal and other government clients ® Your schedule . budget in Florida since 1968, providing a wide range of services including • @x importantRD site civil, utility engineering, stormwater management, environmental ® Kimley-Horn. .l science and permitting, and roadway design. Kimley-Horn has nearly 400 employees in Florida, with 33 in our Fort Lauderdale office alone. a ® Kimley-Horn utilizes a state-of-the-art management information system to continuously track our financial performance and productivity. One of the key elements of this management information system is our cast- ® ahead system. The cast-ahead system is a proprietary program that is maintained on our computer network, ® and it is accessible by all project managers. It is the primary means of tracking and evaluating our staffing ® needs. Updated monthly by the project managers, the cast-ahead system is used to define specific staffing needs for the month and for the next six months. The input required of the project managers includes individual project names as well as requests for specific personnel to work on these projects for a certain number of weeks. The combined input from all project managers is compiled and distributed in the form of a 0 report to all project managers and regional management for review and discussion at a monthly cast-ahead meeting. Work overloads or shortages for specific personnel and for individual offices are tabulated and I® addressed at the meeting. Where possible, these imbalances are resolved through internal shifts of personnel ® between offices. The objective is to balance the workload in a manner that maximizes the utilization of production staff, while ensuring that all project requirements and client deadlines are met. This tool is another • example of the importance Kimley-Horn places on client service. ® Kimley-Horn's subconsultants also have committed their resources to serving the City on any assignments. Gary will assemble the designated representatives of these firms and mobilize them on any assignment that requires their expertise. • • • • • APO No.12-0:-02 ppKimley-Horn ® 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles CMI_Enwonmen;al Erg indd , and Acsnriates,Inc • 4-4 C�� ` e� b`�u °spa eo Professional Category: Anna; r `e - CI1/VIL/ENVIRONMENT*L- raPttaaae 66 0.7 ENGINEERING RrQNa12-0402 0 ® . References O Kimley-Horn is proud of the relationships we have developed with our clients, and much of our success over IS the last four decades is directly related to our efforts to perform high quality, timely services for all of our O clients. The three public sector client references provided on the following pages are for projects performed within the past five years for projects similar to the City's RFQ No. 12-04-02 for the • Professional Category: Civil/Environmental Engineering. We invite you to contact our references; these ® individuals will tell you that we listened to their needs, met their schedules, accomplished their missions, and 0 delivered results. 0 0 O S 0 0 0 0 e s 0 0 0 0 S • 0 • 0 • 0 0 • • • 0 • 0 ® RFO No.12-04-02 rKimley-Horn 0Y260015.12o Sunny Isles Civil Environmental Erg.indd \ r and Associates,Inc. ® 5-1 • • • `,o1 y V, "t9c� • c Hs- • �� - •y�`•�,: ��,'�a City of North Bay Village • e '.` i;Y Administrative Offices ® - I►E m, s 1700 Kennedy Causeway, Suite 132 North Bay Village FL 33141-4190 % . 305-756-7171 Fax: 305-756-7722 Website-www.nbvillage.com • �_ 1^4A Bay R11106 • • • April 18, 2012 • Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. • 5200 NW 33'd Avenue, Suite 109 • Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 • RE: Letter of Reference • To whom it may concern: • • Please accept this letter as my strong recommendation of the Kimley-Hom and Associates, Inc. • team. Kimley-Hom and the City of North Bay Village have worked together successfully for several years on a variety of water, wastewater, and infrastructure improvement projects within our • community. Their professionals have worked within our time and budget constraints, and provided • quality engineering designs and creative solutions that have exceeded our expectations. • Most recently, Kim ley-Horn developed a Force Main Route Evaluation Report(Contract amount • $68,500- Completed March 2008)to determine the most beneficial and cost-effective route for our • new 16-inch force main system. Additionally, they developed a Force Main Rehabilitation Design Criteria Package(Contract amount$365,000-Completed April 2010) used to select a Design Build • Team based on qualifications,experience, project approach, and price. Kimley-Horn obtained the • necessary environmental permits through the Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers. Mostly importantly, Kimley-Horn was instrumental in helping the City • obtain over$3.5 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funding and State Revolving • Loan dollars, to help offset the total project cost of$4.5 million. The new 16-inch force main has • been installed, successfully activated,and in service. • Their responsiveness and willingness to tackle our City's infrastructure challenges have made • Kimley-Horn one of our long-standing partners. • Sincerely, • City of North Bay Village • • Sam Zamacona Jr. E.I. • Director of Public Works • Office: (305)756-7171 E-mail: samzamacona@nbvillage.com • • RFQ No. 12-04-02 5-2 • • 0 o • • P:dnlcuo Ray • • VILLAGE OF PALMETTO BAY 0 • • April 18, 2012 • Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. • 5200 NW 33td Avenue, Suite 109 0 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 • RE: Letter of Reference ATo whom it may concern: • For several years, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. has been one of the Village of Palmetto • Bay's primary engineering consultants. Throughout the tenure of their continuing • engineering services contract with the Village, the Kimley-Horn team has consistently provided creative, cost-effective planning, engineering design, and construction administrative services. S The numerous projects assigned to Kimley-Horn since 2003 have included the development 0 of the Village's Comprehensive Plan, Stormwater Master Plan, and Stormwater Management O Report. Kimley-Horn also assisted the Village in establishing a Stormwater Utility and 0 Stormwater Capital Improvement Plan. • In addition to their planning efforts, Kimley-Horn helped the Village implement our first 0 large roadway and drainage improvement project on SW 164th Street, as well as three 0 additional large roadway and drainage improvement projects on SW 148th Street, SW 146th Street, and SW 89th Avenue. Kimley-Horn is currently designing our next roadway and • drainage improvement project on SW 88th Avenue. The capital projects included roadway • restoration/resurfacing and drainage improvements in residential areas, new drainage outfalls, • permitting, new sidewalks, and site restoration. Kimley-Horn has also provided construction phase services to expedite the project, confirm the project was built in accordance with the • design plans, and minimized impacts to the community during construction. Per the • following project summaries, all four projects were completed on time and well within the • prescribed budgets: • • SW 164i6 Street, Engineering Contract amount $110,000, Completed November • 2006, Estimate/Actual Construction cost $750,000/$640,000 • • SW 148th Street, Engineering Contract amount$115,000, Completed July 2008, Estimate/Actual Construction cost $800,000/$550,000 • • SW 146'h Street, Engineering Contract amount $128,000, Completed August 2010, • Estimate/Actual Construction cost $700,000/$450,000 • • SW 89th Avenue, Engineering Contract amount$118,000, Completed March 2012, RFQ No12- Estimate/Actual Construction cost$650,000/$600,000 . 5-3 9705 East Hibiscus Street, Palmetto Bay, FL 33157 • Tel: (305) 259-1234 • www.palmettobay-fl.gov ® We would not hesitate to recommend Kimley-Hom for any challenging project or ® engineering task that demands the best effort of a consulting firm and we look forward to a long-term continuing relationship. ® Sincerely, • Villa�mett .a • Air Mfrs Corrice Patterson Director of Public Works ® Phone: (305) 969-5086 ® E-Mail: cpatterson@palmettobay-fl.gov • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • 0 0 0 0 0 RFQ No. 12-04-02 5--4 O 9705 East Hibiscus Street, Palmetto Bay, FL 33157 ® Tel: (305) 259-1234 • www.palmettobay-fl.gov _. Cutl t l ra� r.5: CSTABI.POIED•ass 0 ® April 18, 2012 ® Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. 5200 NW 33rd Avenue, Suite 109 ® Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 RE: Letter of Reference ® To whom it may concern: ® My office is submitting .this letter of reference in support of Kimley-Horn and ® Associates, Inc. and the high quality of its services. Since 2007, the Town of Cutler ® Bay has utilized the expertise of Kimley-Horn as our stormwater consultant. Kimley- ® Horn has worked closely with the Town on the following stormwater planning work: 0 • Kimley-Horn developed a stormwater master plan to address flood protection ® activities for its residents and to protect the environmental quality of its canals. ® • Kimley-Horn also developed a stormwater management report to assist the ® Town in creating a stormwater utility, a capital improvements plan, and an operation and maintenance program associated with the stormwater system. ® • Kimley-Horn assisted the Town in joining the National Flood Insurance ® Program, giving the community access to federally-funded flood insurance. ® Kimley-Horn also submitted applications and a program approach for an ® anticipated Community Rating System rating of 6. Although the total planning cost was $230,000, Kimley-Horn assisted the Town in obtaining a $200,000 ® grant through the South Florida Water Management District which significantly ® offset the Town's costs. ® Kimley-Horn has also assisted the Town in implementing the capital improvement ® plan with roadway and drainage improvement projects that included funding ® assistance, design, permitting, bidding assistance, and construction phase services. The successfully completed projects include: ® • Cutler Ridge Elementary School Area Roadway and Drainage ® Improvement Project — Completed October 2009. Kimley-Horn provided ® roadway restoration/resurfacing, drainage improvements and permitting in the Cutler Ridge Elementary School area. The project included curb and gutter, ® new sidewalk, and site restoration. Construction phase services were also ® provided to expedite the project for completion before the opening of school 10720 Caribbean Boulevard, Suite. 105 • Cutler Bay. FL 33189 • www.cutlerbay-fl.gov 0 I _ ® r.olI.ISXAaU n •. 0 PATAnflAA 0 ® and to minimize adverse impacts to the community. Contract amount: $60,000. ® Total construction cost (Phase I and II estimate/ Phase I only actual): $550,000/$140,000 ® . Saga Bay Roadway and Drainage Improvement Project — Completed ® March 2010. Kimley-Horn provided similar professional services for this ® neighborhood roadway and drainage improvement project. Contract amount: ® $64,000. Total construction cost (estimated/actual): $650,000/$245,000 ® We are proud of our long-term association with Kimley-Horn. The Town of Cutler Bay ® is fully confident that any project that Kimley-Horn undertakes on our behalf will yield above and beyond the desired results. Their professionals have a proven track record ® of successful projects with the Town. ® If you have any questions or require additional information regarding the Town of Cutler Bay's relationship with Kimley-Horn, please feel free to contact me directly at ® (305) 234-4262 or via email: Rcasals@cutlerbay-fl.gov 0 ® Sincerely, c o ® Rafael G. Casals ® Public Works Director 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 \ - - . No. 12-04-02 10720 Caribbean Boulevard, Suite 105 • Cutler Bay, FL 33189 • www.cutlerbay-fl.gov O L o ^o l Corr d6 „ , Professional Category: k- � ops rm - CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL SNS a sink ENGINEERING, - . RIO No.72-04-02 ® 60 Contract Ft.� u°u�§ The contract forms listed below are provided on the following pages: ® ■ Bid Submittal Forms • • Non-Collusion Affidavit • • Public Entity Crimes • • Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action ® • Conflict of Interest ® • Dispute Disclosure • Anti-Kickback Affidavit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ® =.:e No.12-04o2 r�� Kimley-Horn OY2600t5.t2o Sunny Isles Cnil_Ernvonmen:al Eng.indd and Associates,Inc. O 6-1 ;D CITY.OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH J 18070 Collins Avenue .D Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 y,)""Y ,.1 305947.0606 ' www.sibfl.net ® JIyF • oiOI-N° 447 •CfrP,OF SUN ®DELIVER TO: REQUEST FOR ®City of Sunny Isles Beach QUALIFICATIONS OPENING: 10:00 A.M. City Clerk SECTION 6 05/01/2012 ®18070 Collins Avenue BID SUBMITTAL FORMS ®Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 ® Issued by: Purchasing Agent Date Issued: This Bid Submittal Consists of 04/02/2012 Pages 27 through 30 ® Sealed bids are subject to the Terms and Conditions of this Request for Qualifications and the ® accompanying Bid Submittal. Such other contract provisions, specifications, drawings or other data as are ® attached or incorporated by reference in the Bid Submittal, will be received at the office of the City Clerk at the address shown above until the above stated time and date, and at that time, publicly opened for ® furnishing the supplies or services described in the accompanying Bid Submittal Requirement. ® RFQ 12-04-02 ® Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA) ® A Bid Deposit in the amount of 0%of the total amount of the bid shall accompany all bids CO 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 ® Procurement Agent: Firm Name: Marcanthony Tulloch Kimley-Hom and Associates, Inc. ® Commodity Code(s): RETURN ONE(1) ORIGINAL, ONE COPY AND ONE ELECTRONIC COPY ON CD OR DVD OF BID ® SUBMITTAL PAGES AND AFFIDAVITS 0 ® FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 30 OF SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID NON- ® RESPONSIVE ® City of Sunny Isles Beach 'Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 27 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 sogriv osy 305:947.0606 ,°,A, \ Rk T www.sibfl.net E o i' • coN Or sumo 0 ® SECTION 6 ® BID SUBMITTAL FOR: 0 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 April 26 , 2012 ® Addendum #2, Dated April 26 , 2012 ® Addendum #3, Dated April 30 , 2012 o May 1, 2012 Addendum #4, Dated ® Addendum #5, Dated ® Addendum #6, Dated ® Addendum #7, Dated O Addendum #8, Dated O Q PART II: O ❑ NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID 0O ® FIRM NAME: Kimley-Hom and Associates,Inc. ® 1 AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: / L/\z DATE: 5/01/12 Q r /J Jerry Ings P.E. O TITLE OF 0 E : Senior Vice President/Principal Associate O City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 28 • CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH J 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach,Florida 33160 sommv• 305:947.0606 !�\ wvr+tsibfl.net • 2• ' Cr tr„ ▪a5 fl1F �'• rt°lL'0 c4"*. ® •Crrypr SUN - ® BID SUBMITTAL FORM ® Bid Title: Continuing Professional Architectural & Engineering Services Firms Only (CCNA) The undersigned Proposers proposes and agrees, if this Bid is accepted, to enter into an agreement with ® the City of Sunny Isles Beach to perform and furnish all Work as specified or indicated in the Contract Documents and in accordance with the other terms and conditions of the Contract Documents. ® The Proposers accepts all of the terms and conditions of this or Request for Qualifications. This Bid will remain subject to acceptance for 90 days after the day of Bid opening. The Proposers agrees to sign and ® submit the Agreement with the other documents required by the Bidding Requirements within ten days after the date of the City's Notice of Award. In submitting this Bid, the Proposer represents, as more fully set forth in the Agreement, that: ® • The Proposer has familiarized himself/herself with the nature and extent of the Contract Documents, Work, site, locality, and all local conditions and Law and ® Regulations that in any manner may affect cost, progress, performance, or ® furnishing of the Work. ® • The Proposer has given the City written notice of all conflicts, errors, ® discrepancies that it has discovered in the Contract Documents and the written resolution thereof by City is acceptable to the Proposer. ® • This Bid is genuine and not made in the interest of or on behalf of any ® undisclosed person, firm or corporation and is not submitted in conformity with any agreement or rules of any group, association, organization, or corporation; ® the Proposer has not directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other ® Proposers to submit a false or sham Bid; the Proposer has not solicited or induced any person, firm or corporation to refrain from Bidding; and Proposer ® has not sought by collusion to obtain for itself any advantage over any other Proposers or over the City. ® The City and the successful Proposer will establish completion times for each individual Work Item and ® the successful Proposer agrees that the work will be completed within the time frames agreed upon and stipulated in the individual Purchase Orders and/or Notice to Proceed. 0 0 0 0 0 0 ® City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 29 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH I . 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160 sous? \ 305:947.0606 ,° ,. ,1 'D www.sibfl.net `tr(� t�n'', '�SViYaIDY��O r/� 7 1f. �• CIO* 44'. ® •C�fr,OfSUN Pk- Firm Name: Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. ® Street Address: ® 5200 NW 33rd Avenue,Suite 109 ® Mailing Address (if different): ® Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 ® Telephone No. (954)535-5100 Fax No. (954)739-2247 Email Address: gary.ratay@kimley-hom.com FEIN No. i 6-�11/JJ 5 ® * "By signing this document the bidder agrees to all Terms Signatu U. ff ® (Sig toe f authoriz d agent) ® Print Name: Jerry Ingram,P.E. Title: Senior Vice President/Principal Associate THE EXECUTION OF THIS FORM CONSTITUTES THE UNEQUIVOCAL OFFER OF PROPOSER TO ® BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF ITS PROPOSAL. FAILURE TO SIGN THIS SOLICITATION WHERE ® INDICATED ABOVE BY AN AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL RENDER THE PROPOSAL NON-RESPONSIVE. THE CITY MAY, HOWEVER, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, ACCEPT ANY ® PROPOSAL THAT INCLUDES AN EXECUTED DOCUMENT WHICH UNEQUIVOCALLY BINDS THE ® PROPOSER TO THE TERMS OF ITS OFFER. ® City of Sunny Isles Beach 'Request for Proposal No. 12-04-02 30 0 /.. SVNNr,,t;. IF Of: ® NON - COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT n ® , �. City of Sunny Isles Beach _ p= �_. 18070 Collins Avenue ® `_ti, ''�,rEo"° s" Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 '_'oi iux�'"y+ Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 STATE OF FLORIDA ) ® COUNTY OF Palm Beach ) ) ® 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, ® Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. ® (Name of Corporation, Partnership, Individual,etc.) ® ap Engineering Company ,formed under the laws of North Carolina ® (Type of Business) (State) ® of which he is Senior Vice President/Principal Associate ® (Sole Owner, Partner,President,etc.) ® Neither the undersigned nor any person, firm, or corporation named in above Paragraph 10.2, nor anyone else to the knowledge of the ® undersigned, have themselves solicited or employed anyone else to solicit favorable action for this Bid by the City, also that no head of any department or employee therein,or any officer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida is directly interested therein. ® This Bid is genuine and not collusive or a sham; the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10.2 has not colluded,conspired, ® connived or agreed directly or indirectly with any proposers or person, firm or corporation, to put in a sham Bid, or that such person, firm or corporation, shall refrain from Bidding, and has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication ® or conference with any person, firm or corporation,to fix the prices of said Bid or Bids of any other proposers; and all statements contained in the Bid or Bids described above true; and further; neither the undersigned, nor the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph ® 10.2,has directly or indirectly submitted said Bid or the contents thereof,or divulged information or data relative thereto, to any association or to any member or agent thereof. 4) Jerry Ingram,P.E. / /�/ t ' 7 • Senior Vice President/Principal Associate ® AFFIANT'S NAME -�/ AFFIANT'S TITLE ® 2012 ® TAKEN,SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this 30th day of April ,%c. ® Personally Known X or Produced Identification , 4) Type of identification O ® (Affix seal here) L / 5c4-/-A // ® r 4:#1; TAMMY L SCARLOTT NOTARY PU C(name printed or typed) MY COMMISSION#EE181709 ® EXPIRES January 19,2016 (ton)$en'53 P inalk ryavNn.mm ® DECEMBER 28,2010 1 of 7 ® SUNNY it(v ® :u PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES ® ` City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue • --}4 •.,i o. o.. Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 ,or iuN"° Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 ® SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a) FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES ® Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287.133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid on a Contract with a public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public Work, may not submit Bids on leases of real property to a public entity, may not be awarded to perform Work as a Contractor, supplier, Sub-Contractor, or ® Consultant under a Contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess of the threshold amount Category Two of Sec. 287.017, FS for thirty six months from the date of being placed on o 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 Jerry Ingram,P.E.,Senior Vice President/Principal Associate otenni mtlmaual s name and We] for Kimley-Hom and Associates, Inc. tent name of entity submitting sworn statement] whose business address is: 1920 Wekiva Way,Suite 200,West Palm Beach,FL 33411 O o and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is 56-0885615 O (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: .) 0 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 O 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 Q 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. Q 11.3. I understand that "convicted" or"conviction" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(b), Florida Statutes, means a O finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any federal or state trail court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non-jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nob contendere. 11.4. I understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means: Oa.) predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or U 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, o directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in o 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 ODECEMBER 23.2010 2 of 7 O 0 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 Q has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be o considered an affiliate. • 11.5. I understand that a "person" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(e), Florida Statutes, means any natural O 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 o services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public O entity. The term "persons" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity. O 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.) o X Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of it's officers, directors, executives, partners, Q shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, nor any O affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. O O 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 o 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, O 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 O State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer o 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.) O I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE ® PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE)ABOVE IS FOR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND, ® THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FILED. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ENTITY PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO $ A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOLD AMOUNT PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA ® STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF ANY, CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. n. ure) $ ngram.P.E. (Printed Name) Senior Vice President/Principal Associate o (Title) O Sworn to and subscribed before me this 30th day of April , 20 12 , by O Jerry Ingram,P.E. Oo MY COMMISSION a EE1617o9 Signature: Notary Public —State/off Florida > Y,� EXPIRES January 19,2016 `7J�,/yyylL .5 c,3r/O the b Print or Typ6 Commissioned Name O Personally Known X OR Produced Identification Q Type of Identification Produced O 1011998 3 of 7 O Ox0`SVNNY.Ifl Fr9 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / c. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION -, ; Flo•` City of Sunny Isles Beach 1"•.oiivw.:tu 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 O o EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT O The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and practices of equal opportunity in employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of O federal, state, and local laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national region, sex, age, handicap, marital status, and political affiliation or belief. O Signed: L/ rry In ram, P.E. O Title: e for Vice President/Principal Associate O Firm: Kimley-Hom and Associates, Inc. Address: 1920 Wekiva Way,Suite 200 O West Palm Beach, FL 33411 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O ODECEMBER 28,2010 4 of 7 0 , O oSUNNyas,,i CONFLICT OF INTEREST 0 ' City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue O =4�: '_.noR�,oi`,' Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 ',;oriioM,!— Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 O O CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT O 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 4) COUNTY OF Palm Beach OBEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Jerry Ingram, P.E. , who was duly sworn, ® deposes, and states: O 18.1. I am the Senior Vice President/Principal Associate of Kimley-Hom and Associates,Inc. with a local office in West Palm Beach, FL and principal office in Q Raleigh.NC . O 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No. RFQ 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. O O 18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above named entity has no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project. O 18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in O 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 5 execution of the Contract for this project. O 18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from O participation in contract letting by any local, State, or Federal Agency. 5 18.6 Neither the entity, nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any ® other clients, contracts,or property interests for this project. Q 18.71 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach. O 18.8 I certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City O of Sunny Isles Beach. Q 18.9 In the event that a conflict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will immediately notify the City of S a nny Isles Beach. 2012 O this th day of April j� Y.-- Jerry Ingram,P.E.,Senior Vice President/Principal Associate O A6/ANT Print or Type Name and Title �/ 2012 Li Sworn to and subscribed before me this 30th day of April , 34X O Personally Known X OR O Produced Identification ; Type of!den 'fication O /Cot,/Ylii, / 2 . --flQ .G Cvf Ac&Ii O NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA / 0, 1 al - TAMMY LNARLOTT MY COMMISSION tl EE181709 IXP1RES January 19.2016 Qion 3930163 FbSatba.'Ss*t.ms O DECEMBER 25,2010 5 of 7 0 0 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE O ® ` City of Sunny Isles Beach _ , •-. 18070 Collins Avenue --'std''•:rio"xoo f Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 c;oisdx?� Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE FORM O Answer the following questions by placing a "X" after "Yes" or "No". If you answer "Yes", please explain in the space provided, or on a separate sheet attached to this form. 19.1. Has your firm or any of its officers, received a reprimand of any nature or been suspended by the Department of Professional Regulations or any other regulatory agency or professional associations within the last five (5) years? YES NO X O 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) o years? ® YES NO _ X O 19.3. Has your firm had against it or filed any requests for equitable adjustment, contract claims, Bid protests, O or litigation in the past five (5) years that is related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of O business? (see attached list)* • YES X NO If yes, state the nature of the request for equitable adjustment, contract O 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. O I hereby certify that all statements made are true and agree and understand that any misstatement or O misrepresentation of falsification of facts shall be cause for forfeiture of rights for further consideration of this Bid 0 for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. o Kimley-Hom and Associates, Inc. April 30, 2012 errO Fir ) Date ® fu Jerry Ingram, P.E.,Senior Vice President/Principal Associate ® Au ized Signat re Print or Type Name and Title 'As required in RFQ No. 12-04-02, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.has reviewed the proposed contract terms and conditions language as • written and objects to the language in total since it applies to Contractor Services and not Professional Services as are being requested in the O RFQ.In a discussion with the City Attorney in 2011,he indicated it would be appropriate to object to this language in total and that,if selected, ® Kimley-Hom would be provided the opportunity to provide the Professional Services using appropriate contract terms.Therefore,if selected again,we reserve the right to negotiate for a professional services contract similar in wording to the contracts that have been mutually acceptable to all parties in the past. O O O O DECEMBER 28,2010 6 of 7 O ® LITIGATION INFORMATION Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. and its subsidiaries have provided services in all 50 states and ® numerous countries. Because of the many and varied projects we have completed, we are subject to ® various legal proceedings from time to time and in the ordinary course of business. It is not practical to provide a complete list as part of this proposal. None of the pending matters, if decided against Kimley- ® Horn, would have a material impact on our financial statements or impair in any way our ability to serve ® our clients. Generally, these matters are covered by insurance, and we consider them to be without merit. ® From time to time, Kimley-Horn will file a lawsuit against a client for unpaid fees. \Ve do not track these cases. ® If you would like to discuss our legal matters in more detail, please contact Kimley-Horn's General Counsel, Richard Cook, at(919) 677-2058. The cases litigated in Florida in the last five years are as follows: CO Javme Barrett v. Keith & Schnars. P.A.. et al: Case No. 16-2006-CA-001960; filed 2006: traffic accident ® with personal injuries claimed; settled; closed 2008. ® Maria Carias. as Guardian of the Person and Property of Carlos Carias. et al v. All Catastrophe ® Construction Team. Inc.: Case No. 50 2011 CA 008462 XXXX MB AD; filed 2011; personal injury claim; dismissed; closed 2011. ® Castle Brook Developers. Inc. and Cogdill Builders. Inc. v. GGI. Ltd.. et al: Case No. 2008-CA-000239; ® filed 2008; alleged economic loss; pending. ® Commercial Industrial Corp. v. Jonathan D. Thigpen. PE and Kimley-Horn and Associates. Inc.: Case ® No. 06-553-CA-B; filed 2006; alleged economic loss; settled; closed 2007. ® Eden Roc LLLP v. Kimley-Horn and Associates. Inc. and \Valter M. Lugo. P.E.: Case No. 11-26887 CA 27; filed 2011: property damage claim; pending. ® \Valter Gaitan. as Personal Representative of the Estate of Carlos Jose Gaitan. Deceased. et al v. Gibraltar ® Cable Barrier Systems. L.P., et al: Case No. 09-29561 CA21; filed 2010;traffic accident, wrongful death ® claim; settled; closed 2011. ® Efrain Gamarra. as Personal Representative of the Estate of Maria Gamarra, Deceased v. Gibraltar Cable ® Barrier Systems. L.P., et al: Case No. 50-2008-CA-027405; filed 2008; traffic accident, wrongful death claim: pending. ® Dorothea A. Gerber and Martin A. Gerber v. Heather E. Hill. et al: Case No. 50 2009 CA 008649 XXXX MB AB; filed 2009; traffic accident, personal injuries claimed; dismissed 2010. ® Laurie J. Mullen , as Personal Representative De Son Tort. of the Estate of Kimberly Jean Haro. ® Deceased v. Alejando M. Martian Mesa. Patco Transport. Inc.. et al: Case No. 06-001608; filed 2006; ® traffic accident, wrongful death claim: pending. ® Glenda Fuller. as Personal Representative of the Estate of Dana King. Deceased. et al v. Bluegreen 0 Resorts Management. Inc. and Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.: Case No. 11-CA-10865-0; filed 2011; traffic accident, wrongful death claim; pending. Kim® _ l \=I andAssocciates,Inc. 0 0 0 Richard and Elisa Lacasse v. Wal-Mart Stores. Inc.. et al: Case No. 1100710CA; filed 2011, bicycle accident, personal injury claim; pendine. O Theresa Murphy. individually. Thomas Murphy, her husband and Theresa Murphy and Thomas Murphy. O as parents and natural euardians of Caitlin Murphy, a minor v. Kimley-Horn and Associates. Inc.: Case No. 08542CA; Filed 2008: traffic accident, personal injuries claimed; settled: closed 2011. O O Yolanda Ortiz and Carlos Ortiz. etc. v. Wal-Mart Stores East. LP. et al: Case No. 07-009152; filed 2008; personal injuries claimed; mediated settlement; closed 2009. O Thomas Telesca v. \Veekley Asphalt Paving. Inc.. et al; Case No. 50-2005-CA-006061 XXXX NB AO; filed 2006; traffic accident with personal injuries claimed; settled; closed 2007. O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O =r , andleAssociates,Inc. O 0 ANTI - KICKBACK V - j1 3 O City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue O • ''•,F • Sunny Isles Beach,FL 33160 Fora iu@ 0`9 Telephone:(305)947-0606 Fax:(305)949-3113 ANTI-KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT O O STATE OF FLORIDA ) ® COUNTY OF Palm Beach ) O o I, the undersigned, hereby duly sworn and deposed say that no portion of this sum herein Bid O will be paid to any employees of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its elected officials as a ® commission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly by me or any member of my firm or by an officer of the corporation. Iv- By: ry l gram, P. . Title: Senior Vice President/Principal Associate O ® The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 30th day of ® April , 20 12 , by Jerry Ingram.P.E. [name of person], as Senior Vice President/Principal Associate [type of authority], for ® Kimley-Hom and Associates, Inc. [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was o executed]. AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE: 7 p ® 7 -/Y)yyl y /-ekc u c%-&' ii:i® TAMMY L SCARLOTT Notary Public — State of Florida O MY COMMISSION#EE181709 � EXPIRES January ary 19.2018 //9n-yn>/ '2 ,5c."9"--/, E (407;1;164103 FlOrfttlattrytlerNee.eon Print or Type Commissioned Name O Personally Known x OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced O O O O O O DECEMBER 28,2010 7 of 7 O