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Response To:
City of Sunny Isles Beach,
Florida
Request for Qualifications No. 16-06-01
Shoreline Surveying and Mapping
Consulting Services
June 27, 2016
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Submitted By:
8290 NW 64th Street
Miami, Florida 33166
(305) 597-9701
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Response To:
City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida
Request for Qualifications No. 16-06-01
Shoreline Surveying and Mapping Consulting Services
Table of Contents
Section LOR Pages
Tab 1 – Cover Page & Addenda Acknowledgement 1 - 2
Tab 2 – Table of Contents 3
Tab 3 – Minimum Requirements 4 - 10
Tab 4 – Specific Experience 11 - 12
Tab 5 – Approach / Methodology 13 - 14
Tab 6 – Qualifications of Project Team 15 - 31
Tab 7 – Standard Fees and Equipment Rates 32
Tab 8 – Current Client List 33 - 41
Tab 9 – Minority/Women (M/WBE) Participation 42
Tab 10 – Joint Ventures 43
Tab 11 – Subconsultants 44
Tab 12 – Attachments:
Addenda Acknowledgement (in Tab 1)
Non-Collusion Affidavit 45
Public Entity Crimes 46 - 47
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Statement 48
Conflict of Interest Statement 49
Dispute Disclosure Form 50 - 51
Anti-Kickback Affidavit 52
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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Section 2.4 of the City of Sunny Isles Beach Request for Qualifications No. 16-06-01 outlines
the minimum requirements to be eligible for contract award under this RFQ. The following
narrative and documentation are provided to demonstrate that Maser Consulting P.A. has the
necessary qualifications to perform Shoreline Surveying and Mapping Consulting Services
needed by the City of Sunny Isles Beach.
Section 2.4.A:
Maser Consulting P.A. is registered as a business entity in the State of Florida and is
licensed to provide survey services through the State of Florida Department of
Agriculture. Copies of the Sunbiz information for Maser Consulting P.A. and
Maser’s Survey Business license (LB-8020) are attached.
Several key members of the proposed project team are licensed surveyors in the State
of Florida; a copy of the Professional Surveyor and Mapper license for each of the
following individuals is attached:
John Liptak, PSM No. 5664
Aimara Diaz la Rosa, PSM No. 6796
Michael Ehrhart, PSM No. 6941
Section 2.4.B:
The professionals at Maser Consulting have provided quality survey services in the
South Florida area since 2005; those services have included topographic mapping of
upland, beach and dune areas as well as hydrographic mapping of canals, ponds, and
near shore areas. The survey techniques and methodology utilized for these projects
conform to those outlined for use in the Florida Department of Environmental
Protection Bureau of Beach Protection publication “Monitoring Standards for Beach
Erosion Control”. Specifically, these have included topographic mapping using
conventional survey (total station and optical survey instruments) and Global
Positioning System (GPS) methods. National Geodetic Survey, Florida Department of
Environmental Protection and Florida Department of Transportation monuments were
used for horizontal and vertical control for these projects, and were referenced to
North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD’88) and to the North American
Datum 1983 adjustment of 1990 (NAD 83/90).
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Section 2.4.C – Reference Clients and Projects:
2901 Indian Creek Drive
Jeffrey Birenbaum, FAENA
June, 2015
$9,800
Preparation of a Boundary Survey including preparation of legal description
and sketch for Submerged Lands and Easements in accordance with Florida
Department of Environmental Protection requirements.
Florida Department of Transportation, District 6
Cristina Albury, PSM, Florida Department of Transportation
2006 to present
Maximum total of Task Work Orders = $1,500,000 per contract
Multiple Continuing Services Contracts with specific task as outlined in a
Task Work Order. The contracts include those for Right-of-Way Mapping,
Design/Topographic Surveys, and Construction Engineering and Inspection
Survey services.
Oceana Bal Harbour
John Mills, Coastal Construction
2014 to 2016
$241,000
The project is a high-rise residential building in Bal Harbour, Florida and in
addition to the construction-related survey services provided (layout of piles
and foundations, site improvements, vertical and horizontal control, as-builts,
etc.), the project included a beach replenishment program. Maser Consulting
provided topographic surveys of the beach area both before and after the
placement of sand materials to determine volume of material placed as well as
conformance to design plans.
Intercoastal Waterway
MCZ Development
2007 to 2008
$10,000
This project included soundings and hydrographic survey of the Intercoastal
Waterway form Hallandale Beach Boulevard to approximately 2,000 feet
north of the bridge.
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State of Florida
Department of State
I certify from the records of this office that MASER CONSULTING P.A. is a
New Jersey corporation authorized to transact business in the State of Florida,
qualified on March 4, 2013.
The document number of this corporation is F13000001024.
I further certify that said corporation has paid all fees due this office through
December 31, 2016, that its most recent annual report/uniform business report
was filed on March 14, 2016, and that its status is active.
I further certify that said corporation has not filed a Certificate of Withdrawal.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the State of Florida
at Tallahassee, the Capital, this
the Fourteenth day of March,
2016
Tracking Number: CC7082142638
To authenticate this certificate,visit the following site,enter this number, and then
follow the instructions displayed.
https://services.sunbiz.org/Filings/CertificateOfStatus/CertificateAuthentication
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SPECIFIC EXPERIENCE
Maser Consulting has extensive experience with shoreline surveying and mapping using the
techniques and methods outlined in “Monitoring Standards for Beach Erosion Control” as
published by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Beach and Coastal
Systems. The purpose of this document is to define and compile technical standards and
specifications for project-specific data acquisition and processing and to provide a standard for
systematic physical data collection for the monitoring of erosion control projects
We have used the techniques prescribed in the “Monitoring Standards for Beach Erosion
Control” to prepare topographic mapping of seawalls and piers, locate and stake the Coastal
Construction Control Line (CCCL), and compile transects on beach and water front properties.
Additionally, we have prepared Digital Terrain Models (DTM) of beach and dune areas; the
DTMs were used to determine sand depths and volumes placed as part of beach replenishment
projects and beach walk installation and renovation projects.
In order to perform hydrographic surveys, Maser Consulting owns and operates a 19 foot
aluminum Monark Survey Boat equipped with a 150hp Johnson outboard. This boat is used for
hydrographic surveys of bay bottoms, the Intracoastal Waterway, harbor and marinas, and
ocean/beach nourishment survey Projects. We also have 16 foot and 12 foot aluminum jon boats
for canal work and cross-sections. All are maintained and reside at the Miami office of Maser
Consulting P.A. located at 8290 NW 64th Street, Miami, FL 33166.
Horizontal and Vertical Control will be maintained by our experienced Survey crews operating
our Trimble and Topcon Survey Grade GPS and Total Stations. Hydrographic Survey Data will
be collected via Multi-beam and Side Scan hardware in conjunction with HYPACK
Hydrographic Survey and Processing Software.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Disaster Assistance Fact Sheet
DAP9580.8 “Eligible Sand Replacement on Public Beaches” outlines the eligibility criteria for
public assistance funding through the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency
Assistance Act. The Act authorizes FEMA's Public Assistance (PA) Program to fund
replacement of sand on damaged public beaches under certain conditions, with eligibility divided
into two areas: emergency work and permanent work.
Emergency work on beaches typically includes the construction of a temporary sand berm to
protect against additional damage from a five-year storm. The work must be cost-effective as
defined in the Code of Federal Regulations (44 CFR §206.225(a)(3)(ii)) and eliminate or lessen
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immediate threats to life, public health, or safety; or eliminate or lessen immediate threats of
significant additional damage to improved property.
Grants for the repair, restoration, reconstruction, or replacement of public facilities are
available through FEMA provided that the beach was constructed of imported sand and is
included in an established maintenance program involving periodic re-nourishment preserving
original design. The maintenance program should include periodic measurement of beach
profiles to monitor depletion or accretion of sand; these measurements must be performed in
accordance with the criteria outlined in the “Monitoring Standards for Beach Erosion Control”.
When applying for grant funding, the City must prepare and submit copies of design studies,
plans, construction documents, and as-builts for the original nourishment and any subsequent
re-nourishments. Additionally, pre-and post-storm profiles that extend at least to the
seaward edge of the sub-aqueous nearshore zone (closure depth, usually -15 to -20 feet)
should be also submitted if available. If not available, the amount of material placed the sand
lost due to a storm event can be estimated from the design study and re-nourishment history.
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PROJECT APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY
All work shall be conducted in accordance to Section 01000 (Beach Profile Topographic
Surveying) and 01100 (Offshore Profile Surveying) of the March 2004 Bureau of Beaches and
Coastal Systems Monitoring Standards for Beach Erosion Control Projects including field
methodology and final deliverables.
(http://www.dep.state.fl.us/beaches/publications/pdf/standard.pdf)
Data collected for the monitoring of the project shall include beach profile surveys and inlet area
surveys. These data will be collected by Maser Consulting for the topographic & bathymetric
survey information.
Prior to the start of the survey a reconnaissance of FDEP second order monuments is required to
confirm that survey control is in place and undisturbed using Real Time Kinematic Global
Positioning System (RTK GPS). In order to achieve required accuracy, the survey shall be
controlled using FDEP 2nd order monuments. All accessible 2nd and 3rd order FDEP control
monuments in the project area shall be located using RTK GPS.
Topographic and Hydrographic profile surveys will be collected. All data seaward of the dune
shall be collected using RTK GPS technology. Upland areas inaccessible to RTK GPS shall be
collected using robotic total station techniques. Upland topography shall extend approximately
150 feet landward of the vegetation line or until an obstacle is encountered.
An ACSM Certified Hydrographer shall oversee all hydrographic surveys for nearshore, offshore
and inlet surveys. Hydrographic portions of the profile line shall be collected from a survey
vessel equipped with RTK GPS technology and a dynamic motion sensor to provided
instantaneous tide and motion corrections. Manual tide readings will be taken while conducting
the onshore portion of the profiles to verify onboard tide readings. Standard hydrographic
procedures shall be followed including all necessary quality control checks. Horizontal and
vertical positioning checks will be conducted at the beginning and end of each day using second
order FDEP monuments located in the project area. The fathometer will be calibrated via bar-
checks and a sound velocity probe at the beginning and end of each day. The DIGIBAR PRO
sound velocity meter or equivalent which provides a fast additional calibration for sound velocity
as compared to the traditional bar check shall be used. More specifically, bar checks will be
performed from a depth of five feet to a maximum depth of twenty-five feet. Analog data
showing the results of the bar check calibration will be displayed on the fathometer charts at five
foot increments during descent and ascent of the bar.
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In order to maintain the vessel navigation along the profile lines HYPACK navigation software
or equivalent shall be used. This software shall provide horizontal position to the sounding data
allowing real-time review of the profile data in plan view or cross section format. The navigation
software shall also provide navigation to the helm to control the deviation from the online
azimuth. The landward limits of the hydrographic survey shall be based on a minimum of fifty
feet beyond the seaward extent of the beach profile. Profiles shall extend seaward beyond the
depth of closure (11 ft NAVD88), or 2,500 feet offshore, whichever is further.
A Professional Surveyor and Mapper (PSM) shall sign and seal the required DEP survey reports
which shall include field survey notes, profile plots, GIS plan view maps, photographs in both
directions along the beach and towards the dune also a close-up of the monument when found as
well as all other required deliverables included in Section 01000 and 01100 of the FDEP
Monitoring Standards for Beach Erosion Control Projects. Four copies of the report along with a
CD version will be provided to the County.
Aerial imagery will be collected in accordance with FDEP section 02100 Environmental
Acquisition specifications. Color flight photos using a precision aerial camera will obtain
negatives for preparation of raster imagery. The photos will use ground-truthed control points to
process and ortho-rectify the imagery. Imagery will be supplied in AutoCad, TIFF/TFW format
with 0.5 ft pixel resolution. A flight report and metadata will accompany 1” = 100’ scale raster
image files.
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QUALIFICATIONS OF THE PROJECT TEAM
The Maser Consulting project team includes a number of experienced and skilled professionals,
capable of providing the high quality surveying and mapping services required under the City of
Sunny Isles Beach, Florida Request for Qualification No. 16-06-01, “Shoreline Surveying and
Mapping Consulting Services”. Resumes, including education, experience, licensure and
representative projects are provided for the following are the key members of the Maser
Consulting project team:
John Liptak, PSM – Principal in Charge
Aimara Diaz la Rosa, PSM – Project Surveyor
Michael Ehrhart, PSM – QA/QC
Jeffrey Tuchband – CAD Production Manager
Jorge Lacayo – Head of Field Operations
John Ryan – Senior Field Crew Chief
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EDUCATION
Brookdale Community College
Newark College of
Engineering
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS
Professional Surveyor &
Mapper (PSM) Florida
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Florida Surveying & Mapping
Society, Member
o State Board Member,
2008-Current
o Chapter President:
2006-2007
o Chapter Vice
President: 2003-2004
o Chapter Director:
2002-2003
o Surveyor of the Year:
2000-2001 (County
Chapter )
o Chapter President:
1999-2000
American Congress of
Surveyors & Mappers
National Society of
Professional Surveyors
Mayor’s Blue Ribbon
Customer Review Group:
2007
Florida Green Building
Coalition, Member
TECHNICAL SKILLS
GPS Real Time Kinematics
(RTK)
EFB / CAiCE Processing for
Digital Terrain Modeling
JOHN A . LIPTAK, PSM
Senior Project Manager/Survey
EXPERIENCE
Mr. Liptak has over 45 years of comprehensive experience in land
survey project management for public and private clients overseeing
all field and office related tasks. As Senior Project Manager,
surveyor, and mapper, his extensive expertise encompasses
performing and managing engineering design survey; right-of-way
surveys, mapping, and controls; boundary and topographic surveys;
construction stake-outs; ALTA/ACSM land title surveys; as-built
surveys ; control and utility surveys; and Construction Engineering &
Inspection (CEI) Surveys. Mr. Liptak is well-versed in the use of
Geodetic surveying; GPS Real Time Kinematics (RTK) and static
post processing; and EFB/CAiCE processing for digital terrain
modeling.
Mr. Liptak’s supervisory skills enable him to manage and schedule
multiple field crews and coordinate internal staff and external clients.
He also administers quality control for all survey documents including
survey plans, record plats, descriptions, and review of title
commitment reports; performs peer review of deliverables; schedules
and coordinates work between other departments and companies;
and provides financial management of survey projects including
proposal preparation, tracking project status, billing reports, and
invoicing.
PROJECTS
FDOT D6 Right of Way Control Survey/ROW Maps
Project Manager and Senior Surveyor and Mapper responsible for all
field and office tasks for SR 953 LeJuene Road 2 miles -SR997
Krome Ave 3 miles -SR985 SW 107 Ave 1 mile -SR922 NE 125 St 1
mile.
FDOT D6 Right of Way Monumentation
Project Manager and Senior Surveyor and Mapper responsible for all
field and office tasks for SR 5 (US-1) 10 miles -SR 25 (Okeechobee
Road) 3 miles-SR 826 (Palmetto Xway) 5 miles.
FDOT D6 Design Surveys
Project Manager and Senior Surveyor and Mapper responsible for all
field and office tasks for SR A1A (Golden Beach) 2 miles; SR 5
(Overseas Hwy) Shark Key 3 miles; SR 5 (US-1 SW 103 St. to SW
144 St.) 2 miles; SR A1A (Sunny Isles) 2 miles.
Dade County Aviation Department (MIA)
Project Manager and Senior Surveyor and Mapper responsible for all
field and office tasks for Perimeter Road Boundary Survey 2.5 miles;
Vertical / Horizontal Control Monumentation (2,800 +/- acres); Legal
Description and Parcel Sketches (85 acres +/-).
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FDOT D4 Bridges
Project Manager and Senior Surveyor and Mapper responsible for all field and office tasks for PGA Blvd. Bascule
Bridge FDOT District IV; Hallandale Beach Blvd. Bascule & Flyover Bridge FDOT District VI.
FDOT D6 CEI
Project Manager and Senior Surveyor and Mapper responsible for all field and office tasks for over 47 Task Work
Orders for various CEI Survey Projects in District 6.
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EDUCATION
Land Development Course
(MDC), 2000
Surveying 1 Course (MDC),
2001
Microstation V8 Training
(IMAGINiT), 2005
Principals & Practice of Land
Surveying (Georgia), 2006
Land Surveyors Review
Course (University of
Missouri-Rolla), 2007
Autocad Civil 3D 2009 (Digital
Drafting System), 2008
EFB for W indows Mobile
Platform (FDOT), 2011
B.A. Architecture, University of
Camaguey, Cuba, 1992
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS
Professional Surveyor &
Mapper (PLS) Florida
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Florida Surveying & Mapping
Society
American Congress on
Surveying & Mapping
TECHNICAL SKILLS
2005 Microstation V8
AutoCAD Civil 3D
AIMARA DIAZ LA ROSA, PSM
Project Manager/Surveyor
EXPERIENCE
Ms. Diaz La Rosa has more than 15 years of experience in surveying
and mapping for commercial, residential, and governmental clients
including right-of-way mapping, subdivision platting, design surveys,
various constructions projects, topographic surveys for water and
sewer departments, and various boundary, topographic and specific
purpose survey projects for private clients, public agencies, and
developers.
She is highly involved in the majority of all the projects, coordinating
with the field crews as well as the clients in order to come up with an
accurate and time-efficient final product. Her specialties also include
ALTA-ACSM land title surveys; right-of-way-control surveys; legal
descriptions and utility easements; water and sewer as-built surveys;
construction layout; right-of-way surveys; engineering design
surveys; construction engineering and inspection (CEI) surveys;
route surveys for highways; condominium surveys, and tentative
plats and final plats.
PROJECTS
COSTCO Wholesale
City of Coral Springs, Broward County, FL
Project consisted of Underground Utility As-Builts locations utilizing
Electromagnetic utility detection and conventional topographic
surveying methods (visible above ground) appurtenances.
Supervision of all field and office procedures and calculations to
ensure compliance with State of Florida Standards of Practice and
QC/QA.
COSTCO Wholesale
City of Dania Beach, Broward County, FL
Project consisted of Underground Utility As-Builts locations utilizing
Electromagnetic utility detection and conventional topographic
surveying methods (visible above ground) appurtenances.
Supervision of all field and office procedures and calculations to
ensure compliance with State of Florida Standards of Practice and
QC/QA.
Saxony West of Collins Hotel and Condominium Development
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Project consisted of Underground Utility As-Builts locations utilizing
Electromagnetic utility detection, soft digs and conventional
topographic surveying methods (visible above ground)
appurtenances. Supervision of all field and office procedures and
calculations to ensure compliance with State of Florida Standards of
Practice and QC/QA.
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Diplomat Golf Course and Resort
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Supervision of all field and office procedures and calculations to ensure compliance with State of Florida
Standards of Practice and QC/QA.
SR-5 US-1/Biscayne Boulevard
City of Key Biscayne, Miami-Dade County, FL
This project included Design Survey, Digital Terrain Model, Right-of-way Control and Primary control. Supervision
of all field and office procedures and calculations to ensure compliance with State of Florida Standards of Practice
and QC/QA
Morningside Park Boat and Kayak Landing
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Supervision of all field and office procedures and calculations to ensure compliance with State of Florida
Standards of Practice and QC/QA
NW 57th Avenue Canal Cross Sections
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
This project included FDOT Construction Engineering and Inspection Surveys, Canal Cross-Sections and Culvert
As-Builts. Supervision of all field and office procedures and calculations to ensure compliance with State of
Florida Standards of Practice and QC/QA
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EDUCATION
B.S. Geomatics, University of
Florida, 2007
PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS
Professional Surveyor and
Mapper (PSM) Florida
COMPUTER SKILLS
ArcGIS v10
ArcPad v10
TopoDOT
TBC
LGO
Cyclone
TerraSync
Pathfinder
Cloudworx
PUBLICATIONS
Michael Ehrhart, PSM, and
Chad Boggs, PSM, RLS,
“Data Fusion – A Case Study
for Design Build Projects,”
LiDAR News. May 2015.
MICHAEL G. EHRHART, PSM
Geospatial Regional Manager
EXPERIENCE
Mr. Ehrhart is a Project Manager with nearly a decade of experience
with a wide array of survey projects, including providing topographic
surveys; tunnel verification surveys; geographic information system
(GIS) based structure inventory; property line restoration, public
records research; and department of transportation (DOT) surveys.
Mr. Ehrhart has extensive expertise with integrated surveying
including RTK GPS, real-time GIS database creation with
simultaneous asset collection to provide synchronized analysis of
existing infrastructure.
Mr. Ehrhart’s current professional focus involves implementing and
leveraging advanced technologies into current survey operations to
control cost, reduce scheduling, and increase safety in all survey
operations. He specifically utilizes this technology in 3D Hi-Definition
Laser Scanning (HDS) and Mobile LiDAR technologies for
infrastructure analysis, design survey, and 3D modeling. Laser
Scanning uses infrared laser technology to capture 3D point clouds
of data to recreate project sites in survey grade location for 3D
modeling as well as a host of other data formats.
Mr. Ehrhart has given comprehensive presentations relevant to the
subjects of Geomatics, LiDAR, HDS Laser Scanning, and Data
Fusion at some of the most prestigious national and international
industry conferences, universities, and agencies, including the
International LiDAR Mapping Forum (ILMF), Florida Survey and
Mapping Society (FSMS), University of Florida in Gainesville,; Full
Sail University in Orlando, and the Florida Department of
Transportation.
PROJECTS
Diplomat Golf Course LiDAR Survey
Hollywood City, Broward County, FL
Project Manager supporting Triangle Survey and Mapping with full
3D mapping of this 100-acre private golf course. The course is
redesigning its layout and Mobile LiDAR was the most efficient and
effective means of data collection, while not inhibiting access by the
general public. Tasks included collecting the LiDAR data and
producing Civil 3D topographic maps to aid in the design efforts.
Florida Power & Light Cooling Pond LiDAR Survey
Manatee County, FL
Project Manager providing services to AMEC Foster Wheeler and
Florida Power & Light to support the mapping and redesign of the
concrete retaining walls surrounding an existing 4,000 acre cooling
pond in Manatee County, FL. Services include performing static
LiDAR scanning around portions of the pond that are not accessible
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by boat. The resulting point cloud data was used to create a detailed Digital Terrain Model of the concrete walls
for the redesign.
SEPTA “West to Arsenal Interlocking” LiDAR Survey
City of Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PA
LiDAR Extraction Manager supporting HNTB during the redesign and rehabilitation of this stretch of SEPTA
railroads running into downtown Philadelphia. The survey scope included Mobile LiDAR collection of more than
four miles of track, including Amberg measurement of specific track geometry elements. Submittals included full
topographic survey of the rail corridor and 3D cross-sections of over 50 overhead catenary structures to assist in
clearance design for the new track alignment.
Florida State Route 54 Design-Build Scanning FDOT District 7
Pasco County, FL
Project Manager responsible for providing Mobile LiDAR scanning services and survey support for the creation of
design-build documents during the reconstruction of State Route 54 from the Suncoast Parkway to U.S. 41 in
Pasco County, Florida. The highway was expanded from four lanes to six, with additional improvements including
roadway, drainage, walls, signing, pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping, and geotechnical and
subsurface utility engineering. Median opening locations, driveway connection spacing, and turn-lane storage
lengths were maintained during the design-build process. Duties included managing and coordinating all
surveying and mapping services necessary to complete this project, including Mobile LiDAR data collection,
processing, and extraction of roadway features for creation of a standard deliverable in full compliance with
Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) standards. Data Fusion was performed using conventional survey
data in areas obscured from the Mobile LiDAR scans while integrating conventional survey data provided by
FDOT from a previously surveyed corridor, as well as aerial LiDAR information. Our professionals also provided
QA/QC services using aerial LiDAR and aerial imagery.
All Aboard Florida, State Route 528 Mobile LiDAR
Orlando City, Orange County, FL
Project Manager for an intercity passenger rail project, known as All Aboard Florida, being developed by Florida
East Coast Industries, LLC (FECI) that will connect Miami to Orlando with intermediate stations in Fort Lauderdale
and West Palm Beach. Responsibilities included performing Mobile LiDAR acquisition and subsequent design
survey creation for a seven mile stretch of the planned rail corridor. After the final data was adjusted and
outputted, TopoDOT extraction software was utilized to compile 3D planimetrics and topography. 3D line and
point features were then traced and draped directly over the point cloud. In addition, survey data for off pavement
and obstructed areas was collected using conventional survey techniques and merged with the LiDAR information
to create the final digital terrain model and Microstation design survey files.
Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel LiDAR Survey
City of Denver, Denver County, CO
Project Manager on a team contracted by Colorado DOT to develop an as-built of the historic Eisenhower-
Johnson Memorial Tunnel, in order to design a fire suppression system routed through the tunnel’s current
ventilation system. Responsibilities included utilizing Mobile LiDAR on the roadway portion of the tunnel and HDS
Laser Scanning in the ventilation shafts to create full 3D models of the existing tunnel infrastructure and utilities
that will be used in the new design effort.
Tampa International Airport HCAA Main Terminal Transfer Level Expansion and Concession
City of Tampa, Hillsborough County, FL
Survey Task Manager working closely with the architecture group to develop a comprehensive work plan, which
minimized disruption to the airport as well as expedited the 3D modeling turnaround schedule. The project was to
provide a schematic design of the transfer level expansion, terminal refurbishment, and concession
redevelopment program elements at all terminal facilities at TPA. The survey scope of services for the transfer
level expansion included HDS laser scanning of the 268,000 SF terminal and creation of an as-built three-
dimensional Revit model from the resulting point cloud data. The survey scope of services for the concession
redevelopment program included a topographic survey of the 15-acre new warehouse property utilizing integrated
surveying and laser scanning to develop a digital AutoCAD Civil 3D drawing of the project area.
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Southwest Florida Water Management District 7 Mile Topographic Corridor Survey
City of Crystal River, Citrus County, FL
Project Manager responsible for implementing HDS for the location of transmission towers adjacent to a proposed
pipeline facility. Project involved utilizing a variety of techniques for the surveying of 25 towers, including RTK
GPS for main control and section corner locations, robotic total stations for locating ground features and
traversing corridor and digital differential levels for the vertical bench line. This information was all processed and
combined to form a highly detailed data set. Once combined, the final deliverable was created in AutoCAD
Civil3D. As part of the QA/QC process, the final deliverable was overlaid with the HDS point cloud to confirm the
terrain features that existed within the corridor.
30th Avenue North Bicycle Facility Design Services
City of St. Petersburg, Pinnellas County, FL
Project Manager responsible for field crew management, HDS scanning data reduction, Micostation drafting, and
property restoration. Utilized HDS scanning to collect all topographic features along the corridor without traffic
interruption. The project called for the provision of roadway design services for a design-build contract to the City
of St. Petersburg, Florida. This project consisted of a four-mile corridor streetscape of one of the most trafficked
pedestrian roads in the City. The City desired non-intrusive survey support to created topographic plans and
Right-of-Way maps for the construction of pedestrian travel facilities and bike lanes spanning the corridor.
Venice Landfill & Bee Ridge Landfill
Sarasota County, FL
Provided topographic mapping of two of the County’s landfills: Venice and Bee Ridge. Utilizing an aerial mapping
sub-consultant, Mr. Ehrhart managed and coordinated the collection of existing site information to develop
contour maps and planimetric data for the County. This project was successfully completed under an accelerated
time table of three weeks from receipt of a NTP, due to the year-end financial calendar for this client.
Hard Rock Casino Laser Scanning Survey
City of Tampa, Hillsborough County, FL
Project Manager responsible for collecting detailed as-built data of the entire site to facilitate the creation of
survey base files and assist with engineering design efforts. A Leica C-10 HDS Scanner was used in the field
effort to perform a terrestrial laser scanning survey of the existing hotel and casino infrastructure. Over 70 set-ups
were utilized to obtain coverage over the extent of the building footprint. Point cloud data collected in the field
effort was utilized by the survey and design team to create base maps of the as-built conditions of the site for
accurate design needs.
I-75/I-275 Construction Inspection Services
FDOT District 7
Project Manager responsible for using 3D Laser Scanning to collect dense, accurate volumetric data for post
construction raw material piles to evaluate client budget concerns. Once the data was collected in the field, Leica
Geosystems Cyclone and Autodesk Civil 3D 2008 were utilized to create very detailed digital terrain models from
the dense point cloud representing each pile. Using tools in Civil 3D, the volumetric difference between each
actual pile and the floor was calculated. With the extreme amount of data that was captured, was able to calculate
very precise volume quantities.
I-75 at SR-70 Interchange
Manatee County, FL
The FDOT required modifications to the existing infrastructure at I-75 and SR-70 area in order to develop designs
for an “S” type interchange. Served as Project Manager for the survey portion of this effort, utilizing Mobile LiDAR
to safely collect topographic information along five miles of I-75 and one mile of SR-70. This information was
integral to the design team and provided the level of detail necessary to model the proposed interchange
improvements in GEOPAK 3D corridor Modeler.
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Anna Maria Bridge/Cortez Bridge Seagrass Mitigation
Manatee County, FL
Project Manager for topographic and bathymetric surveying services for seven sites defined as sea grass
mitigation locations for the Anna Maria Bridge replacement project in Manatee County, Florida. This survey was
conducted to create a detailed Digital Terrain Model (DTM) of the existing seafloor, in order to assist coastal
engineers with the development of a mitigation plan.
Florida State University, Ringling Brothers Museum Boundary Exhibit
City of Sarasota, Sarasota County, FL
The Florida State University (FSU) manages multiple properties throughout the state of Florida involved with
education, performing arts, and tourism. FSU’s planning and space management department needed assistance
in clarifying their holdings in Sarasota, Florida through an extensive boundary survey of the Ringling Museum of
Art’s 70-acre property. Mr. Ehrhart managed the research of existing property information, development of a
campus exhibit map, and an extensive boundary survey.
Historic Booker Creek Trail Design Survey
City of St. Petersburg, Pinnellas County, FL
Project Manager responsible for all aspects of the field and office support provided to the City of St. Petersburg to
create a detailed topographic survey of this historic multiuse pedestrian trail system. This project consisted of a
seven-mile corridor design survey to assist the City in designing a new pedestrian trail system, which will be a
focal point of its urban development program. Utilized HDS scanning and conventional survey techniques to
created topographic plans, Right-of-Way maps, and detailed terrain models to assist the City with design and
flood plain studies for this proposed trail system.
Celebrezze Federal Building HDS
City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH
Project Manager tasked with creating a high definition point cloud which detailed facility features and artifacts 1” in
size or greater on the building. Provided time-of-flight laser scanning of the exterior of this 400’ tall federal building
in downtown Cleveland for architectural resurfacing design. Leica Cyclone was used to perform cloud-to-cloud
registration of the field scans, and to filter and eliminate noise to the extent that detail and quality of the subject
building data was not negatively affected. This project was completed in three days by performing scans from
adjacent building platforms surrounding the site and the raw point cloud datasets was delivered to the client to aid
in the as-built design.
Country Club of the South
City of Johns Creek, Fulton County, GA
Lead Surveyor responsible for performing and managing field work associated with HDS scanning of over 1,000
LF of the Country Club’s pro shop, building facades, and 18th hole. This project included 3D location of all
building thresholds, walkways, building improvements, and a DTM of over 3 acres of property. Implemented HDS
scanning techniques to locate topographic information of the club housed and 3-acre site in one day. The
resulting 3D point cloud was modeled in Leica Cloudworx and Autodesk Architecture to export a DTM and all
critical features for the planemetric deliverable.
WTP4 Raw Water Tunnel Project
City of Austin, Travis County, TX
Project Manager responsible for performing and managing field work associated with as-built location of five
vertical raw water pump casings that extend over 350’ below surface. To determine if the construction of these
casing was accurately preformed, tasked with reducing all data associated with this survey to produce 3D
modeled surfaces of the casings and provided the client with comparisons of the information to determine if the
pumps will be functional based on the “verticality” of the constructed casings. Used HDS scanning to gather
information on the casing from the surface as well as from the access shaft below the casings.
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Des Moines Airport HDS Survey
City of Des Moines, Polk County, IA
Lead Surveyor responsible for using HDS laser scanning to collect point cloud information at a density of 0.2ft grid
or better along the project extents. Provided full topographic survey for over 15,000 LF of paved areas including
Runways and Taxiways for resurfacing design. Extracted data from the resulting point cloud information including
edges and centerline of all taxiway and runway connectors, pavement joints patterns, paint strip detail and visible
utility structure detail. Using this extracted information, produced deliverables consisting of Civil3D planemetric
features and accurate DTMs of all surface areas.
3D Modeling and Geodatabase Creation, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
City of Chamblee, DeKalb County, GA
Surveyor responsible for 3D modeling the HDS data cloud information for the overhead steam and chilled water
pipes and incorporating this information into an ArcGIS database for use by the CDC for future onsite
development and asset management. Utilizing Trimble data collection, collected, attributed, and drew connectivity
of all underground utilities in a real-time environment.
Task Order 1 - I-285 East to I-75 South Ramp Alignment
Clayton County, GA
Surveyor responsible for analysis and processing of HDS field data for over two miles of I-75 & I-285 and
managing the field portion of the survey, extracting 3D data of five lanes of highway and model seven bridges
along the highway corridor. The data was collected utilizing Leica Geosystems C-10 HDS laser scanner. By using
this technology was able to survey two high traffic throughways without invasive procedures, minimizing filed
traffic incursions and increasing the safety of its personal.
Task Order 02 - I-40 Eastbound Truck Climbing Lane
Smith County, TN
Surveyor responsible for analysis and processing of HDS field data for over three miles of I-40 Eastbound,
managing the field portion of the survey and completing all computations of the HDS data to create the as-built
surface of the highway and adjacent planemetric features. This project included topographic data collection, utility
location, right-of-way construction, and bridge detail location to design truck climbing lanes for one of
Tennessee’s busiest highways. Due to the congestion and safety concerns, implemented HDS scanning to
accurately gather topographic information safely and without hindering traffic flow or closing highway lanes.
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EDUCATION
University of Florida, 1972
Howard Junior College, Real
Estate Law, 1991
Pennsylvania State
University, Smead School of
Business, 1994
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS
AND TRAINING
IBM Computer Training
Gold Coast School of Real
Estate
Texarkana College, VT, Auto
CAD
Auto-CAD Training
Softdesk Advanced Training
Seminar (Florida Design
Automation)
Bentley Microstation Training
(CADD Centers of Florida)
Gold Coast School of Real
Estate
A+ Certification (MDCC)
Microsoft Server NT
Certification (MDCC)
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
FSMS Miami-Dade Chapter
Member
AUGI (AutoCad User Group
International)
FLUG (Florida Users Group)
FDOT
TMC (The Microstation
Community Users Group)
Green Builders Coalition
JEFFREY E. TUCHBAND
Department Manager/Survey
EXPERIENCE
Mr. Tuchband has over 20 years of surveying and engineering
related experience. His expertise includes right-of-way control
surveys, right-of-way control mapping monumentation, engineering
design surveys, route surveys for highways, and geodetic surveying.
He has completed many projects for Miami-Dade County, Miami
Springs, and Miami Beach. He is an experienced CAD Production
Manager and Supervisor who is particularly knowledgeable regarding
mapping, survey standards and procedures. He is proficient at
performing all field procedures required to complete any survey
project.
PROJECTS
Florida Department of Transportation Mapping
Miami-Dade County District 6
Completed Mapping Projects for the Florida Department of
Transportation including: SR 922 NW 125th St, SR 922 Krome
Avenue, SR 959 LeJuene Road Control Map, SR 959 LeJuene Road
R/W Map,SR25 Okeechobee Road R/W Control Maps, Okeechobee
Road Monumentation Map, SR-5 (US1) Monumentation Maps, Miami
Intermodal Center (MIC) R/W Control Map, Campbell Drive/Florida
Turnpike Improvements Design Survey and R/W Control Map,
Allapattah Extension Florida Turnpike to Homestead Air Force Base.
Design Survey and R/W Control Map, Indian Creek (A1A) Control
Map between 63rd Street and 65th Streets.
Design Survey, SR A1A Golden Beach
Town of Golden Beach, Miami-Dade County, FL
Completed topographic and design survey for highway improvement
projects; in addition to the topographic mapping, the design survey
included project network control and right-of-way mapping.
Plats, Maps and Sketches:
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Mr. Tuchband’s experience includes the following: Perimeter Road
(MIADCAD), Design Survey SR 5 (US-1), Pinecrest, Islands at Doral
(all phases) Plat, Kendall Breeze (Plat), Bike Path Projects for Miami-
Dade County, Miami Springs, and Miami Beach.
Miami Science Museum
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Provided CAD and project management support for construction
related survey services including horizontal and vertical construction
control, construction layout staking and preparation of a-built and
record drawings.
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Miami Intermodal Center
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL and Florida Department of Transportation
Completed right-of-way control mapping and other documentation in support of eminent domain proceedings
associated with the construction of a new Intermodal Transportation Center adjacent to the Miami International
Airport.
Seville Miami Beach Edition
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Saxony Hotel
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Regalia
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
St. Regis, Miami Beach
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Povided CAD and project management for construction related survey services for these high-rise towers
including horizontal and vertical construction control, construction layout staking and preparation of a-built and
record drawings
Flagler Bascule Bridge Replacement (American Engineering)
West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, FL
Provided project management and CAD support related to horizontal and vertical control needed for the
construction of a new bascule bridge over the Intercoastal Waterway in West Palm Beach, Florida.
MIA-DCAD Control Monumentation
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
This project required Mr. Tuchband to compile the horizontal and vertical control for over 250 control points at the
Miami International Airport which covers over 2,800 acres.
COMPUTER SKILLS
AutoCAD Civil 3D
Microstation
Geopak
FDOT 2008 TDS
SMI 48SCE
MS Server
Exchange office XP
Symantec Endpoint
ESRI ArcMap
Arc Server
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EDUCATION
Civil Engineering, National
University of Nicaragua, 1983
JORGE E. LACAYO
Project Surveyor
EXPERIENCE
Mr. Lacayo has over 27 years of experience in surveying and
mapping, including directing field operations, determination of
boundaries, right-of-way surveys and mapping, engineering design
surveys, route surveys for highways, topographic surveys, and
volume calculations. He is also an experienced Party Chief who is
adept at EFB/CAiCE processing for Digital Terrain Modeling, hand
and digital drafting, Geodetic Surveying Total Stations, and GPS.
PROJECTS
Krome Avenue South PD&E Study
Krome Avenue, from SW 296th Street to SW 136th Street
Senior Party Chief responsible for project development and
environment study. The general objective of this PD&E study was to
provide and document information necessary for the FDOT, to reach
a decision on the type, design, and location of improvements for the
Krome Avenue South PD&E Study within project limits. Setting PNCs
and base Line, PI and referencing. BMs. Performing Cross sections
Occupation location. Performing Cross sections Occupation location.
SR 836 Corridor
SR 836, from SR 821 to NW 12th Avenue
Senior Party Chief for a project that involved offering customers a
safe, comfortable, and convenient transportation choice connecting
to major employment areas and reducing traffic congestion. Traverse
and vertical control. Establishing PNCs. Closing section and block
corners. Occupation location.
I-95 Expansion
I-95 from NW 79th to NW 151
Senior Party Chief for widening of I-95 and monitoring MSE walls at
ramp locations. Setting base line, performing cross sections.
Topographic Survey. Weekly monitoring of MSE walls.
US 1 Expansion
US1 from SW 296th Street to SW 136th Street
Senior Party Chief for South Miami improvement and expansion,
repair, and rehabilitation of roads and surrounding areas.
Establishing PNCs and Base Line control. BMs. Topo DTM.
Busway
US1 from SW 152nd Street to SW 88th Street
Senior Party Chief for the creation of a busway to provide commuters
with accessibility to the expanded Bus Rapid Transit expressway and
to alleviate the daily traffic congestion. Establishing Base Line
control, BMs. Running cross sections previous and after construction.
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US1
US1 from SW 37th Avenue to 1-95
Senior Party Chief for improvement and expansion, repair, and rehabilitation of roads and surrounding areas.
Establishing PNC and Base Line control. BMs. Topo DT.
FLA Turnpike/ Campbell Drive Interchange
City of Homestead, Miami-Dade County, FL
Senior Party Chief for improvement and expansion, repair, and rehabilitation of roads and surrounding areas.
Establishing PNC and Base Line control. BMs. Topo DTM and miscellaneous.
SW 10th Street
City of Margate, Broward County, FL
Senior Party Chief for widening of SW 10th Street Turnpike to I-95 improvement and expansion, repair, and
rehabilitation of roads and surrounding areas. Establishing PNCs and Base Line control. BMs. R/W Survey and
side street intersections.
Turnpike and 152nd Street Widening
US 1 from SW 296th Street to SW 136th Street (South Miami)
Senior Party Chief for widening of SW 10th Street Turnpike to I-95 improvement and expansion, repair, and
rehabilitation of roads and surrounding areas. Establishing PNCs and Base Line control. BMs. Supervising and
checking lay out and construction work on bridges.
MIC
MIA Area
Senior Party Chief responsible for establishing PNCs and Base Line control. GPS work. R/W control, Closing of
Section corners, blocks, etc. Boundary Surveys.
I-40 Widening
City of Greensboro, Guilford County, NC
Chief Surveyor for I-40 widening project from Sandy Ridge to Wendover Avenue, Bridges and Roads.
Responsibilities included draining structure placement design for DOT approval to avoid conflicts with road design
and construction. Field engineering. Vertical curves design to meet existing bridges and avoid future
discrepancies. MSE wall and bridges lay out. Volume calculations.
Hallandale Bascule Bridge
Hallandale Boulevard
Senior Party Chief for this project for the Florida Department of Transportation, District 4, which called for the
construction of a new double-leaf bascule bridge across the Intracoastal Waterway, at Hallandale Beach, Florida.
The phasing of the project called for the construction of a new westbound span north of the existing structure,
removal of the existing structure, a shift of traffic and construction of the eastbound structure. The types of
construction in the project included a bascule bridge, cast-in-place box girders, conventional AASHTO girders and
reinforced earth walls. Establishing horizontal and vertical control. Checking lay out of Bascule Bridge, cast-in-
place box girders, conventional AASHTO girders and reinforced earth walls to meet FDOT standards.
Construction, Engineering, Inspection FDOT D6 Contract
Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties, FL
Field Supervisor/Senior Party Chief/Office Project Management for NE123 Street from NE 16th Avenue to
Biscayne Bay (2009-2010) - Krome Avenue from US1 to SW 320 Street - SR112 from I-95 to Biscayne Boulevard
- Bird Road from SW57th Avenue to US1 - Perimeter Road from NW72nd Avenue to NW 57 Avenue - SR826 Exit
Ramps from NW 37 Avenue to NW 67 Avenue - Red Road from Okeechobee Boulevard to W 78 Street - Sunset
Road from Palmetto to US1 - Marathon Key Overseas Highway - Grass Key - SR9/ NW 27 Avenue, SW 57
Avenue X-Sec (Canal), NE 167 Street Signal Mast Arms,SR5 Mast Arms 112 124 128 Streets, Red Road Canal,
SW 107 Avenue - Alton Road from 5th Street to Dade Boulevard. Project plans analysis and calculations. Verifying
and checking pre-construction, during and post construction work.
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PGA Bascule Bridge
PGA Boulevard, West Palm Beach, FL
Field Supervisor/ Senior Party Chief for a project involving the partial demolition, reconstruction, and rehabilitation
of an existing bridge crossing the Intracoastal Waterway in West Palm Beach, Florida. The existing bridge
consisted of a two-lane eastbound structure adjacent to a four-lane westbound structure, with shared mechanical
and electrical components. Over time, this caused significant maintenance challenges for the client, and led to
routine mechanical malfunctions. The solution was to demolish the older two-lane structure and reconstruct it with
three lanes to even the loading on each bridge. Demolition activities, as well as reconstruction activities for
bascule pier and bascule leaf components, were modeled in 3-D to plan each construction activity. New
machinery and electrical equipment were installed, and other components were upgraded. The westbound bridge
received minor structural modifications and repairs. Checking lay out of Bascule Bridge, cast-in-place girders,
conventional AASHTO girders and reinforced earth walls to meet FDOT Standards.
R/W Monumentation
Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties, FL
Field and office coordination, Senior Party Chief for Okeechobee Boulevard from Le Juene Road to FL Turnpike -
US1, from NE 36th Street to NE 199th Street - SR 826 from NW 25th Street to NW 103rd Street - Le Jeune Rd
from NW 7th Street to NW 36th Street - West Dixie Highway from NE 119th Street to NE 186th Street - NE 135
Street from NW 7th Avenue to Biscayne Boulevard - NE 125 Street from NW 7th Avenue to Biscayne Boulevard -
Flagler Street from NW 27th Avenue to NE 2nd Street, from SR826 to NW 27th Avenue - US 41/SW 8th Street
from NW 127 Avenue, to NW 42 Avenue - Red Road/NW 57th Avenue from SW 40th Street to Perimeter Road -
NW 87th Avenue, from SW 8th Street to Flagler Street - Big Pine Key R/W Control - Key Largo R/W Control - 107
Avenue from Flagler Street to Coral Way, R/W control and Monumentation. Determination of Boundaries; physical
measurement of horizontal and vertical distances for use in planning. Route surveys for highways;
preparation/writing legal descriptions and preparation of sketches to accompany legal descriptions; survey and
map reports for clarification of detailed surveys; precise horizontal and vertical surveying over large distances,
using Total Stations, GPS.
Control and Design
Miami-Dade, Monroe, and Broward Counties, FL
Director of Field Operations for South River Drive from NW17 Avenue to Miami River - Boca Chica Key Bridge
Monroe County - Overseas Highway from MM10 to MM16 - Pinecrest, US1 from SW136th Street to 104th Street -
A1A from 146 Street to 192 Street - A1A from 192 Street to County line - Krome Avenue from SW152nd Street to
SW 88th Street - Big Pine Key - SW 107 Avenue from Flagler Street to Coral Way - FLA Turnpike and Sunrise
Boulevard interchange. Determination of boundaries; right-of-way surveys; engineering design surveys; physical
measurement of horizontal and vertical distances for use in planning, design and construction of engineering
projects; route surveys for highways; topographic surveys; volume calculations; EFB / CAiCE processing for
Digital Terrain Modeling including direction of all data collection procedures; preparation/writing legal descriptions
and preparation of sketches to accompany legal descriptions; survey and map reports for clarification of detailed
surveys; drafting (hand and digital); right-of-way control maps; right of way maps; topographic/design surveys; as-
built plans; site plans; geodetic surveying; precise horizontal & vertical surveying over large distances, using,
Total Stations, GPS.
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EDUCATION
Hialeah High School
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Corps of Engineers,
Hydrographic Survey
Conference, Savannah, 1988
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Associate Member, American
Congress on Surveying and
Mapping
JOHN RYAN
Survey Party Chief
EXPERIENCE
Mr. Ryan has 43 years of experience with surveying and engineering
firms. He is well-versed in boundary, topographic, route-of-line, and
hydrographic surveys , as well as construction surveys for airports,
highways, and transmission power lines. He also has extensive
experience in hydrographic surveys in Florida and Puerto Rico, on
waterways, beaches, and harbors, and he has performed first order
vertical control surveys utilizing invar level rods and parallel plate
micrometer level for structural and control surveys.
PROJECTS
Miami International Airport
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Performed first order vertical control surveys utilizing invar level rods
and parallel plate micrometer level for structural and control surveys.
Rio Guajataca & Isabella Area
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Hydrologic survey.
US Army Reserve Center
Town of Perrine, Miami-Dade County, FL
Topographic survey.
Aircrew Training Research Lab
City of Orlando, Orange County, FL
Boundary and topographic survey.
South Channel & Turning Basin, Dodge Island
Port of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Hydrographic survey.
Jewfish Creek, 138 kv Tranam. Line
Construction surveys.
FAA Radio Mast, NOAA Site, Virginia Key
Port of Miami to Turkey Point Plant
Port of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Hydrographic survey, IW W and Fuel Barge Channel from Port of
Miami to Turkey Point Plant, 33 miles.
Everglades National Park
Dade County, FL
Design survey for new roadway and visitors’ center.
South Biscayne Bay
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Hydrographic survey of Cutler Channel after hurricane damage.
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South Channel, Dodge Island
Port of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Hydrographic survey of existing 69kv and 138 kv cables crossing South Channel.
Dodge Island
Port of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Hydrographic survey, Turning Basin additional South Channel.
Dodge Island
Port of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Hydrographic survey, as-built M.S.R.C. Channel.
F.A.A. Air Route Surveillance Radar Facility
Dade County
Topographic survey.
Big Pine Key
Monroe County, FL
Environmental survey.
VORTAC Site, Virginia Key
City of Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL
Boundary and topographic survey.
Martin Plant
Martin County, FL
Aerial survey and mapping.
West Bay, Grand Cayman Island
Hydrographic survey.
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STATEMENT REGARDING STANDARD FEES AND EQUIPMENT RATES
Pursuant to Addendum No. 1 to the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida Request for Qualification
No. 16-06-01, “Shoreline Surveying and Mapping Consulting Services” dated June 22, 2016, a
copy of the Firm’s current standard fees by title and equipment rates is not required to be
included as part of the response to the Request for Qualifications.
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SCHEDULE 4.23 Client List
TRIANGLE SURVEYING & MAPPING, INC.4:20 PM
Customer Contact List 10/01/2015
October 1, 2015
Company Main Phone
1000 Biscayne Tower, LLC 305.281.3421
1040 Biscayne Associates, LLC 305 573-7655
119 Partners, LLC 305-672-2227
3 Design Architecture 305-438-9377
3 Design, Inc.305-438-9377
3 Indian Creek, LLC 305-891-5850
321 Ocean Drive LLC 305-536-1490
A-1 Fire Equipment 786-210-4911
ABC Biscayne, LLC 718-215-2813
Adorno & Yoss 305-460-1000
Adrian Gonzalez & Associates
AECOM Technology Corporation 305-444-4691
Aerial Cartographics of America 407-851-7880
Airgas U.S.A 678-903-7762
Akerman Senterfitt 305-982-5537
Alberte Duclair 305-910-5230
Alfred Mourid 213-999-9449
Allegra Parisi 786-973-2999
AM Environmental, LLC 561-779-6394
Amanuel Worku 786-395-6467
AMEC Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc. 305-818-8478
AMEC Foster Wheeler 305-818-8478
American Engineering Group, Inc.305-477-7477
Anglers Resort, LLC 415-944-1520
Apartments & Land Management 305-931-4959 *104
Arcadis US, Inc.561-697-7043
Aria Development Group 305-536-1490
Ariel Taubas 305-672-4663
Astaldi Construction, Corp.305-513-4132
Atlantic Holdings Group, LLC 305-322-2191
Atlantic Pacific Management 954-457-4622 x 230
B & M Construction Company, Inc.863-644-0456
Ballbe & Associates 954-491-7811
Bandes Construction 727-733-5558
Baskerville-Donovan, Inc.850-656-1212
BCC Engineering, Inc.305-670-2350
Beauchamp Construction Co., Inc.305-445-0819
Bedrock Construction 305 623 0009
Berkel & Company Contractors, Inc 770-941-5100
Bertelle & Associates, Inc 954-770-2519
BH Condominium Services,LLC 561-630-3114
Blue Moon Outdoor Center 305-957-3040
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SCHEDULE 4.23 Client List
Company Main Phone
BoardWalk Properties 305-812-1646
Boca Developers 954 418-0208
Booz Allen Hamilton 404-589-7028
Bostic Steel 305-592-7276
Bovis Lend Lease 305-576-7006
Brad Smith 786-368-3009
Bravis Investment Group 954-347-4675
BuenaVista Investments, LLC 305 846-2130
Byron Condominium Association 305-867-4014
C G Bay One LLC 305-933-3300
Cajavi, Inc.305-688-7586
Capital Improvents and Transportation Pro 305-416-1395
Cardinal Development Corp.305-536-1490
Caribe Utilities of Florida, Inc.305-596-0141
Carlton Fields 305 530-4038
Carmen Maldonado 312-243-8882
Castle Group 305-864-0729
Catlin Saxon Evans Fink Kolski & Romanez 305-317-9575
CBRE, Inc Global Corp . Services
Central Florida Eqipment 305-888-3344
Centrum Hillsboro, LLC
Centrum Properties, Inc.312-279-2687
Charity Unlimited, Inc.305-536-1112
Charles C Brandt Construction Co 317-375-1111
Chateau Group 954 744-8462
Cherokee Enterprises, Inc.305-828-3353
City of Miami Gardens Public Works Dept. 305-622-8000 ext 3350
CleanPro Enviro Solutions 786-304-5117
Coastal / Tishman 305-559-4900
Coastal Condominiums 305-361-8649
Coastal Construction 305-559-4900
Coastal Construction Group 305-559-4900
Coastal Construction, Inc./ Wynmark 305-662-4074 x309
Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company 352-746-3959
CONCORD WILSHIRE COMPANIES 213-814-8829
Construction Source 305-792-1313
Consultatio Bal Harbour, LLC.
Convenant Group, Inc.305-661-9075
Coreslab Parking Garages
Courtelis Company 305-261-4330
Covin Development 305-742-4456
Creative Engineering Group Inc.786-362-6626
Critical Path 305-758-6466
Dave and Mary Alper JCC 305-271-9000
David Mancini & Son, Inc 954-977-3556
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SCHEDULE 4.23 Client List
Company Main Phone
David Plummer & Associates 305-447-0900
Dayco Holding 305-670-2383
Designer's Speciality Millwork 954-776-4500
Dima Enterprises 305 510 2919
Diversified Professional Services Corp.352 212-4446
DLW Enterprises 305-358-1040
Don Parker 786-200-1734
Douglas Hoy 305-661-9075
Dr. George Garami 305-613-4383
Duffy Southeast 904-751-1931
DunRite Installations 786-663-9128
Ebergy, Inc 305-809-7997
Ebsary Foundation Company 305-325-0530 x109
Economic Opportunity Family Health Center 305-499-1933
ECOTEK Builders 305-358-6363
Edge Management Group, LLC 305-673-2004
Edgewater by the Bay LLP 305-235-1111
Enea Garden Design 305-576-6702 x 7205
EPOCORP Corporation 954-689-7886
Eric Montes De Oca 305-956-7776 job
F.A.A.404-536-7454
Facchina Construction of Florida, LLC 305 341-4900
FAENA Group 706-540-2860
Farartis LLC 305-594-5704
Farnsworth Group, Inc.303-692-8838
FDOT D6 R/W Admin 305-470-5489
FDOT D6 R/W Mapping 305-470-5185
First American Telecom 954-524-9999 Ext 27
Fisher Island Community Association, Inc.
Florida Engineering & Development Corp. 305-820-8333
Florida Dept. of Transportation 305 470-5489
Fly & Form, Inc.877-722-8056
Formrite Construction 305-594-1066
Fortin Leavy Skiles, Inc 305-653-4493
Frank Daughtry Architect, P.L.850-433-3023
G & K Services 612-486-4734
Gannett Fleming 786-845-9540
Gannon Development 813-571-1000
Garden Tittle Corp.305-892-8282
George's Welding Services 305-822-2245
Gertz & Gertz 954-565-2601
GMP Consulting & Glazing 786-406-3755
Go Tilt Costruction 561-391-24050
Gomez & Son Fence 305-471-8922
Greenberg Traurig, P.A.305-579-0822
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SCHEDULE 4.23 Client List
Company Main Phone
Grycon Construction, LLC 954-626-0451
Guardian Group, Inc.954-224-0661
Handcraft Corporation 305-335-4131
Hank Strom 239-4894444 ext 307
Hayward Baker 305-607-9558
Hazen & Sawyer, PE 954-987-0066
HCB Development, LLC 203-863-5500
HDR - ONE COMPANY 305-728-7408
HDR Engineering, Inc.305 728-7408
HDR One 305-778-7408
Hedrick Brothers Construction 561-301-5524
Helen Tafuri 305-681-9042
Hinshaw & Culbertson,LLP 305-517-1392 ext 101
HJ Foundation, Inc.305- 592-8181
Hogar Crea 904-346-1772
Hogar CREA International of Florida, Inc. 305-758-2732
Holland and Knight 312-573-1122
Hometown Title & Esecrow Services, Inc 305-279-5355
Hudson Reality Capital
Hydrogelogic, Inc 703-478-5186
Hypower, Inc.954-978-9300
Hystrength Construction Co., Inc.305-809-7997
ICM Seville, LLC 786-897-2448- Cell
Ileana Hernandez Acosta 305-854-8797
Imer Paper 305-319-1359
Indian Creek Asset Mgt.305-537-3733
Ion Electric 954-434-7432 ext 302
ITSI Gilbane Co 321-427-2928
Jack Thomas, Inc. Realtors 305-358-5511
Jaffer Wells Drilling, a Division of
James Hollingsworth Architects 954-630-1398
James McHugh Construction Co.312- 986-8000
Jessie Trice Community Health Center, Inc 305 449-1927
JMH , LLC 954-383-8931
JMH Development, LLC 954-383 8931
Joey Mcgrath 305-300-8608
John D Simpson 305-986-6171
JRA Inc.305-270-7800
JT Magen & Company Inc 212-790-4200
Juliana Enterprises INC. D/B/A Power Pro 305-687-7080
Karen Dubowsky 305-710-5119
Katherine Newman Design 416-961-5675
Kellogg Brown & Root 703-526-7500
Kenneth Dugger 954-593-3405
Kerry Kelley 561-721-5128
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SCHEDULE 4.23 Client List
Company Main Phone
Keys Engineering Services, Inc.305.852.0262
Kimley Horn & Associates 954-535-5118
Kirlin Florida , LLC 954-739-8100
Kleiner & Cazeau 305-517-1392 X101
Kleiner Law Group 305-517-1392
KM Plaza 786-693-8711
KVC Constructors, Inc.305-757-7707
Langan Engineering 786-264-7215
Larse Ekstrom 305-864-7805
Layton Construction 305 401-9147
Leeward Point Condominium 305-867-3859
Leviev Boymelgreen 305 573-8830
Lewis Milledge 305-667-1156
Lincoln Road Group LLC.305-972-7777
Link Construction Group 305-665-9826
MACTEC 305-818-8478
Main Sail Condominium 954-274-4419
Major Threlkeld 305-970-3064
Manatee Contractors Inc.305-546-4155
Manuel Gonzalez 305-856-3601
Mark Delany 305-534-1175
Mark Lord- Alge 305-538-2797
Marks Brothers Inc.305-805-9600
Marley & Ernest Vollger 772-971-4604
Max South Construction, Inc.305-891-0880
McArdle & Perez, P.A.305-442-2214
MCZ / Centrum Development 312-573-1122
MCZ-Centrum Florida
MDC Public Housing & Comm. Dev.786-469-4132
Meland Russin & Budwick, P.A.305-358-6363
Meland Russin Hellinger & Budwick PA 305-358-6363
Metric Engineering 305-235-5098
MHI Construction, Inc.305-681-0526
MHI Hospitality 757-229-5648
Miami Beach Seawalls, Inc.305-945-2114
Miami Country Day School 305-613-6451
Miami Dade County 305-375-2945
Miami Dade County Aviation Dept.305-876-7060
Miami Dade County Dept. Planning & Zoning 305-375-3412
Miami Dade County Parks and Recreation 305-755-7824
Miami Dade County Public Housing and Comm 786-469-4132
Miami Dade County Public Works 305-375-5681
Miami Dade County Transit 305-375-2695
MIami Sunrise Properties 305-854-0800
Miami-Dade County Public Works and Waste 305-375-5774
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SCHEDULE 4.23 Client List
Company Main Phone
Miccosukee Tribe of Indians 305-448-9032
Midgard Development Group, Inc.954-771-6714
Mike G Construction 786 295-2270
Miller Legg 954-436-7000
MJF Construction Corp.305-448-6651
Moss & Associates 954-769-8328
Murphy Productions, Inc.303 586-1622
Mutchnik Construction Group, Inc 305-416-4444
MVP Contractors, Inc.954-974-3262
MW Group 305-599-0226
Nagelbush Mechanical, Inc 954-579-4116
New Boston Fund, Inc.617-723-7760
New Millenium 305-667-4772
Newgard Development Group 305-938-5707
Nicholson Construction Company 412-221-4500
Novum Structures 262-456-7878
NR Windows 561-844-1121 ext 23
Nugent & Group LLC 954-537-1717
Odebrecht CFE Joint Venture 305-704-5826
Odebrecht Construction Co.305 704-5832
Oleta Partners, LLC 305-914-8372
One World Properties 954-514-7492
Ortega Juneau 305-261-7233
Ortega Juneau Construction Company 305-438-7666
Parsons Odebrecht 305-869-5629
Pathman Lewis LLP 305-379-2425
Pavarini 305-577-4459
Peninsula II Associates 954-949-3478
Perimeter Road Properties Inc 305-442-2214
Perlman Yevoli & Albright P.L.954-566-7117
Permasteelisa 305-871-3570
Permasteelisa North America 305-592-1212 Ext 1020
Pinnacle Constr Assoc 954-693-9657
Pirtle Construction 954-797-0410
Plaza Construction 786-866-4549
Plaza Contruction, Inc 786-693-8700
Poole and Kent Company 305-325-1930*1963
Power Pro 305-687-7080
Project Development Group 954-979-7077
Property Markets Group 305-299-5224
ProVenture 615-377-0909
Prudential Florida WCI Realty 305-815-9966
Public Works Superintendent 305-365-7568
QC Facades 877-994-6246
Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Boyer,PA 904-354-5500
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SCHEDULE 4.23 Client List
Company Main Phone
Rapid Title Services Company 305-891-6082
Rappaport, Aserkoff & Gelles 617-227-7345
Raymond Jungles, Inc 305-858-6777 ext 207
RD Fontainebleau, LLC 786-219-9501
Real Estate Delvelopment Division 305-375-5843
Real Estate Delvelopment Division 305-375-5843
Rebuilding Together Miami-Dade, Inc. 305-661-7472
Rebuilding Together Miami-Dade, Inc. 305-661-7472
Regalia Beach Developers, LLC 305-405-3270
Regency Lakes 441, LLC
Related Group 786-219-9501
Reliant Construction Corp.Inc. 786-258-2292
Reliant Constructors, Inc. 407-468-6129
Renee Gonzalez Architects 305-762-5895
Richard Toledo, Attorney 305-416-0202
Roads 11 LLC 786 285-9900
Robert Miroshkin 786-380-7117
Rofra, LLC 786-378-9252
Rose Engineering Contractors 305-885-9405
Royal Townhomes HOA 954-431-8336
RPC Holdings 954-771-6777
RS & H 407-893-5800
RSI Reinforced Structures, Inc 305-721-2713
Safdar Hussain 954-430-0015
Scott Robbins Companies 305-674-0600
Shakman Construction 561-620-2973
Shawmut Design and Construction 786-580-3205
Shoma Group 786-437-8660
Shoma Homes Village at Doral Inc. 786-437-8571
Skanska USA Building Inc 941-331-1301
Skyline Management Group 305 573-2626
Slack Jhonston & Manenheimer, Inc 305-670-2111
Sotherly Hotels, Inc. 757-229-5648
Southesat Mechanical Services 954-914-9567
Southesat Mechanical Services 954-914-9567
SSCC Group 305-786-8945
Stambul Construction 786-533-3975
Stan Ford 305-525-1496
Stanley Consultants 561-689-7444
State Industrial Products, Corp 440-544-5091
Steinbaum & Assoc 941-921-2707
Sterling Condominium 305-864-0729
Stewart Miller 978-548-8592
Stiles Construction 954-627-9150
Streamline Properties 305-321-0599
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SCHEDULE 4.23 Client List
Company Main Phone
Structural Preservation Systems 954-984-9555
Structural Roof System, Inc 954-484-9663
Suffo;k Construction 617-517-5257
Suffolk Construction 305-603-9245
Suffolk Construction Company 305-374-1107
Sumter, LLC 941-951-8849
SUNCOR, Inc 608-846-9300
SUNCOR, Inc 608-846-9300
Superior Landscaping 305-634-0717
Tarragon Corporation, Florida Division 407-816-7211
Tate Capital 305 891-1106
Taubco 305-861-8181
TDC Construction 305-823-1878
TEC Serv 954-604-2153
The Boutique Condominium 305-790-5876
The Brunetti Organization 305-885-8000*279
The Construction Group 305-326-9000 ext. 3
The Corradino Group, Inc. 305-594-0735
The Hartford 786-888-6989
The Mortgage Firm 954-296-2276
The Real Estate Resource Group 305-358-1040
The Related Group 305-460-9900 ext 438/R
Thomas Dinanno 202-258-1736
Thornton Construction Company, Inc. 305-649-1995 ext 2009
ThyssenKrupp Airport Systems 817-210-5013
Tietelbaum Concrete 773-456-9995
Todd Glaser 786-208-2124
Tom Seigel 786-295-7383
Town of Miami Lakes 305-364-6100
TRC Environmental Corporation 978-656-3569
Tricon Group Inc 305-987-1001
Tropical Audubon Society, Inc. 305-667-1156
Tryumph, LLC 786-357-9290
Turnberry Associates 305-682-4134
Turnbridge Equities 305-763-8457
Twenty Two Group 786-444-2894
UMI 786-331-8661
URS Corporation 813-334-4103
VallyCrest Landscape Development 305.258.8011
Van Kirk & Son's, Inc. 800-741-3911
Vega Mesa Construction, Inc. 416-922-5086
VP Buildings, Inc. 901-748-8000
W.G. Yates & Sons Construction 305-379-5235
Wachtel Missry LLP 212-909-9520
Wantman Group, Inc 561-687-2220
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SCHEDULE 4.23 Client List
Company Main Phone
Watts Falls & Features 352-241-4908
Welbaum Guernsey Hingston Greenleaf Grego 305-441-8900
Weller Pools 407-880-8800 ext 104
West Construction 561 588-2027
Williams Paving Co., Inc.305-882-1950
Willian Barnett 440-544-5091
Winmar Coastal Construction Company 305-662-4074
Yacht Club Portafino 305-673-4448 x 234
YAR Construction 561-790-4388
Zyscovich Architects 305-372-5222
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Engineers
Planners
Surveyors
Landscape Architects
Environmental Scientists
Customer Loyalty through Client Satisfaction
8290 N.W. 64th Street
Miami, FL 33166
T: 305.597.9701
F: 305.597.9702
www.maserconsulting.com
STATEMENT REGARDING MBE/WBE PARTICIPATION
Maser Consulting P.A. is not a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) or a Women’s Business
Enterprise (WBE) and since all services provided pursuant to the City of Sunny Isles Beach,
Florida Request for Qualification No. 16-06-01, “Shoreline Surveying and Mapping Consulting
Services” would be self-performed, there would be no participation by MBE/WBE firms.
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Engineers
Planners
Surveyors
Landscape Architects
Environmental Scientists
Customer Loyalty through Client Satisfaction
8290 N.W. 64th Street
Miami, FL 33166
T: 305.597.9701
F: 305.597.9702
www.maserconsulting.com
STATEMENT REGARDING JOINT VENTURES
Maser Consulting P.A. will self-perform all services provided pursuant to the City of Sunny Isles
Beach, Florida Request for Qualification No. 16-06-01, “Shoreline Surveying and Mapping
Consulting Services” and will not be a part of a joint venture for any services provided under this
contract.
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Engineers
Planners
Surveyors
Landscape Architects
Environmental Scientists
Customer Loyalty through Client Satisfaction
8290 N.W. 64th Street
Miami, FL 33166
T: 305.597.9701
F: 305.597.9702
www.maserconsulting.com
STATEMENT REGARDING USE OF SUB-CONSULTANTS
Maser Consulting P.A. will self-perform all services provided pursuant to the City of Sunny Isles
Beach, Florida Request for Qualification No. 16-06-01, “Shoreline Surveying and Mapping
Consulting Services” and does not intend to utilize any sub-consultants under this contract.
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PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES
City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113
SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a)
FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES
PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES
Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287.133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate
who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a
Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid on a Contract with a
public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public Work, may not submit Bids on leases of
real property to a public entity, may not be awarded to perform Work as a Contractor, supplier, Sub-Contractor, or
Consultant under a Contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess
of the threshold amount Category Two of Sec. 287.017, FS for thirty six months from the date of being placed on
the convicted vendor list".
THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER
OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS.
11.1. This sworn statement is submitted to City of Sunny Isles Beach _____________
by____________________________________________________________________________
[print individual’s name and title]
for____________________________________________________________________________
[print name of entity submitting sworn statement]
whose business address is:
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is_____________________.
(If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn
statement:_________________________________.)
11.2. I understand that a "public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(1)(g), Florida Statutes, means a
violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of
business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the
United States, including, but not limited to, any Bid or Contract for goods or services to be provided to any
public entity or an agency or political subdivision of any other state of the United States and involving
antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation.
11.3. I understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(b), Florida Statutes, means a
finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any
federal or state trail court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1,
1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non-jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere.
11.4. I understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means:
a.) predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or
b.) Any entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity
and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers,
directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in
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
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