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Home My WebLink AboutOlin Hydrographic Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping and Environmental Services 2900 Calusa st, Coconut Grove FL 33133 Phone 1 (305) 619 2800; Fax (305) 860 4411 www.olinhydrographic.com TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. ………………………….….……………….T O C 2. ……………….…..MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 3. ………………………………..…..EXPERIENCE 4. ……………………….……..………APPROACH 5. …………………..…..TEAM QUALIFICATIONS 6. …………………………………..……...CLIENTS 7. …………………...………SUB CONSULTANTS 8. ...............................................ATTACHMENTS City of Sunny Isles Objectives, Needs and Goals Olin Hydrographic’s principal owners have been working on engineering beach erosion hot spots and surveying projects on the beaches of Sunny Isles since 1997. The City of Sunny Isles requires a beach management plan to protect its ocean front asset. These plans are a requirement for the City of Sunny Isles to seek federal funds to help maintain their beaches. Included in the plans are beach monitoring surveys, which are performed twice per year, once in the spring prior to hurricane season and once in the winter. These surveys capture the current, existing conditions of the beach and are compared to previous surveys to help analyze the beach’s performance in terms of erosion and accretion, and to plan and predict maintenance and re-nourishment events. In the case of a storm event where significant loss of beach occurs, these surveys can be used to help secure emergency funding for restoration. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. understands the critically important need to maintain and mitigate against beach erosion along Florida’s Riviera. Like many municipalities on the east coast of Florida, the City of Sunny Isles is faced with an affordable sand source dilemma for the critical future renourishment projects that will be needed in the short term to protect against major storm events and hurricanes. With the costs of offshore sand source projects soaring, more municipalities are turning towards upland sources. Olin Hydrographic is uniquely qualified to assist the City with its endeavors in this regard. OHS played a critical role in the implementation of the largest upland sand source truck haul project in the state in Indian River County. OHS performed all of the surveying for the entire project including pre construction beach profiles of the entire county and volume estimates to time sensitive daily pre/ post storm volume calculations to final project As builts. OHS also served as the sand mine engineer which analyzed the available sediment at numerous mines and personally ensured each truckload of fill material met the strict DEP guidelines. Many feel the county is not doing enough to protect the beaches in north Miami. Unfortunately several truck haul projects have been implemented recently in Miami Dade County using inferior sand contaminated with construction debris, glass, and nails. OHS was recently contracted by Morgan and Ecklund to oversee the beach cleanup project and ensure all of the inferior sand was removed and mitigated. The added costs and bad press associated with mitigating a failed project demonstrate the need to use qualified professionals in performing the work. The actual project surveyor spend the most time on the beach and should be considered a critical link to the QA/QC process, surveying the stockpiled sand before it even leaves the mines. Also, it is imperative that the county projects are coordinated so that efforts are not duplicated. OHS has a great working relationship with DERM and the county staff currently involved in protecting Dade County’s Beaches. The substantial investment into prestigious beach-front property, tourism from around the globe and high net worth residents requires pristine usable beaches through-out the year. Sound shoreline environmental monitoring and a comprehensive beach management plan is critical to keeping the City of Sunny Isles as the premier holiday and property investment destination. Vision, Ideas & Methodology Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. vision is to utilize the most effective survey methods available to deliver usable information for easy analysis and ultimately motivation for federal funding. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. staff has proven experience working on strict project deliverables for government agencies having performed numerous surveys for the JAX and Mobile district Army Corps of Engineers, Florida DEP, Dade County DERM, Port Canaveral, Port of Miami, and Broward County DPEP. Strict adherence to the specs is always maintained on these types of projects. In addition, Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. has incorporated the Monitoring Standards outlined in the FDEP manual, as its standard practices operations manual for its private client surveys. Near Shore Hydrographic Surveys. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. staff has extensive experience performing hydrographic surveys using single beam and multibeam along sea shore and coastal waterways. Our staff has also performed extensive mapping work for offshore sand source borrow areas including sub bottom seismic profiling, side scan sonar, and underwater video mapping of marine resources. Our experience ranges from post hurricane hydrographic surveys to determine the amount of eroded sand to hydrographic surveys for the development and design of mega-yacht marinas and mining operations. Our staff has performed large scale hydrographic surveys for Miami Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County, Monroe County and most recently shoreline re-nourishment project surveys for Indian River County. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. utilizes HyPack hydrographic navigation software with Trimble RTK GPS real time positioning. OHS has three (3) survey vessels each equipped with fathometers, water samplers, underwater cameras, and other equipment as necessary to perform all aspects of hydrographic surveying. Each shoreline project contains sufficient overlap between the offshore and upland portions of the work to ensure the required accuracies. Upland Beach Monitoring Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. and our partners McKim&Creed have extensive experience performing upland beach surveys using traditional beach profiling, airborne Lidar and UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) to provide accurate, high-resolution 3D models of coastlines, which can support planning, coastal engineering, disaster preparation and response. Olin Hydrographic, Inc. has performed upland beach surveys in 16 counties throughout Florida. Olin Hydrographic Solution, Inc. utilizes Trimble RTK GPS real time positioning equipment along with aerial support from McKim&Creed. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. has unparalled accuracy and response time. Our quick mobilisation allows rapid response to pre and post mapping of the coastline due to approaching storms or hurricanes. Our quick turnaround and close proximity will enable the information and calculations to be shared and compared with Miami-Dade County in-person resulting in a final presentation to the City of Sunny Isles for potential eligibility for FEMA funding. All methodologies conform to the “Monitoring Standards for Beach Erosion Control” as published by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Beach and Coastal Systems, Cutting Edge Technical Approach McKim & Creed understands the City’s need for quality, effective solutions to beach erosion, storm preparation/response, and other coastal issues. McKim & Creed takes an innovative approach to coastal mapping, utilizing cutting edge survey technology. In addition to all conventional hydrographic/ topographic services, our advanced methodologies include services such as aerial LiDAR and UAS-based mapping. A LiDAR system measures distances directly from the sensor to the objects being mapped using laser ranging. LiDAR is an abbreviated, industry-accepted term for “light detection and ranging,” and a LiDAR sensor can be mounted to a tripod (terrestrial LiDAR), vehicle (mobile LiDAR), or aircraft (aerial LiDAR). The result of a LiDAR survey is a complete 3D point cloud and accurate model of the area being scanned. A LiDAR survey provides value beyond that of a conventional survey. The laser has a narrow beam which, when using Multi Pulse in Air (MPIA) technology, means that it can penetrate gaps in the vegetation to reach ground or other detail typically not visible from other survey systems. This penetration allows for the accurate determination of ground levels in vegetated areas. The laser also reflects off above-ground objects, giving positions and heights of pipelines, power line conductors, vegetation, buildings, fences, and other features, and developing a rich three-dimensional picture of the survey area. In aerial LiDAR, a mirror oscillating in an elliptical pattern, perpendicular to the direction of flight, allows the LiDAR system to measure distances up to 20 degrees either side of nadir, resulting in a swath width equal to 70% of the flying height. The oblique scanner pattern allows the LiDAR to see objects from both sides and reduces the shadowing effect seen with scanning systems. The 50 megapixel Hasselblad DigiCAM digital camera captures high-resolution images during the flight. Position and altitude (roll, pitch and heading) data is captured during flight and processed into an accurate trajectory. The trajectory and laser ranges are then processed to produce the digital terrain model. The images are converted to digital ortho-photos. The value of this three-dimensional model is illustrated in the figures below. These figures include example screen shots from an aerial-LiDAR survey recently completed by McKim & Creed in Sea Bright, New Jersey. The survey supported the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in their efforts to restore the beach to its condition prior to Hurricane Sandy. Results of a coastal aerial-LiDAR Survey. Top Row: colorized 3D pointcloud using the RGB (red, green blue) value from the photo-imagery. Bottom row: 3D pointcloud colored by elevation. Another advanced methodology McKim & Creed offers is the use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS)—“drones”—for coastal mapping purposes. Having worked with industry leaders such as Esri (world’s largest geographic information system company) and 3DR (a North American leader in UAS development), McKim & Creed is on the cutting edge of this new technology. With UAS, we are now able to capture aerial photography at a higher-resolution than ever before (~1 cm resolution). Utilizing auto-correlation software, we are able to create accurate, georeferenced orthophotography. From the photography, we can further generate dense, accurate 3D point clouds with coordinates and elevations associated with each pixel. UAS mapping possesses the advantages providing high-resolution, 3D mapping with a system that is lightweight, portable, inexpensive, and can be rapidly deployed (post-storm). We recently teamed with Esri and 3DR to complete a proof of concept event that tested the feasibility of using UAS to perform coastal surveys. Results demonstrated that, in the right conditions, UAS can outperform conventional services by producing a more detailed digital elevation model (DEM) more quickly and at a lower cost. The results were recently presented at the 2016 Esri Imaging and Mapping Forum in San Diego. With advanced technologies like LiDAR and UAS mapping, McKim & Creed can provide the City with dense, full coverage survey data of the entire coastline. The density of this data and high- resolution photography, as compared to conventional beach profile lines can be invaluable for various coastal applications. Above: examples of the high-resolution photography possible with UAS. When zoomed in, even the anchor lines are visible on the boats near the jetty. Below: examples of geo-referenced, 3D renderings of an area of coastline and a jetty captured by UAS. City of Sunny Isles Beach CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH "s Shoreline Surveying and Mapping Consulting Services RFQ-16-06-01-0-2016/mb yd—rographic alutions, Inc. Prepared by Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. 4c> Fz I Cai 1 NJ ^ L— 4MCKIM&CREED COVER PAGE Legal Name of Firm Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc DBA, if any NIA. FEIN 20-1024243 Mailing Address 2900 Calusa St City, State, Zip Code Miami, Florida, 33133 Contact Name David Olin Title President Contact Email Address david@olinhydrographic.com Contact Telephone Number 305 519 2800 f'i 7t Sulk Pr 1. 1 hereby certify that I am authorized to act on behalf of the Firm and that all statements made in this document are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. 2. By submitting a response, the Firm certifies that the Firm has fully read and understands the RFQ. 3. Firm understands and agrees to be bound by the conditions in the RFQ and shall conform to all the requirements. 4. Firm proposes and agrees, if awarded a contract, to enter into an agreement with the City of Sunny isles Beach to perform and furnish consulting services. Authorized Signature D)jD ( Print Name ()i-\Ii~J 0 Pr [ j i d t'^ f Date City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Qualifications No. 16-06-01 ADDENDA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART I1, WHICHEVER APPLIES PART I: LIST BELOW ARE THE DATES OF ISSUE FOR EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS RFQ PART II: Addendum #1, Bated � ,lune 22 2010 Addendum #2, Gated .Addendum #3, Dated Addendum #4, Dated Addendum #S, Dated Addendum #f, Dated Addendum #7, Dated Addendum #S, Dated L] NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS RFQ FIRM NAME: _ ly- H4 rA„0klr J,�cc�i�•�) TITLE: pr e DATE: � � � � -16 City of Sunny Isles Beach j Request for Qualifications No. 16-06-01 C);, Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. �� Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping and Environmental Services 2900 Calusa st, Coconut Grove FL 33133 Phone 1 (305) 619 2800; Fax (305) 860 4411 S�rograp lCInc.wwwwolinhydrographic corn ilution5, TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 .......................................................T O C 2.........................MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS 3 ............................................. EXPERIENCE 4..............................................APPROACH 5.............................TEAM QUALIFICATIONS 6...................................................CLIENTS 7..................................SUB CONSULTANTS 8 ................................................ ATTACHMENTS C3 prr, Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping and Environmental Services lop2900 Calusa st, Coconut Grove FL 33133 Phone 1 (305) 619 2800; Fax (305) 860 4411 rwww,olinhydrographic.com 5�luk Jane Hines, MMC City Clerk City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FI 33160 Tel 350-792-1811 www.sibfl.net June 27, 2016 RE: Shoreline Surveying and Mapping Consulting Services - RFQ-16-06-01-0- 2016/mb Dear Committee Member: Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. (OHS) is pleased to present our submittal for your Request for Qualifications - RFQ-16-06-01-0-2016/mb. We are very proud of the team we have assembled. The team consists of ohs as the local prime and McKim & Creed as our subconsultant. OHS is a local miami based sbe certified survey, coastal engineering and permitting firm whose principals have surveyed the beaches of miami beach including sunny isles for the last 19 years. We specialize in shoreline investigations with specific expertise in beach re -nourishment and the mitigation of storm damage. Rather than utilize minimally trained survey equipment operators in the field to maximize profits, all OHS' beach survey teams are led by a professional coastal engineer with a master's degree. This added expertise includes successful FEMA funding projects with the Village of Key Biscayne and Town of Hillsboro/ City of Deerfield Beach. We also have a dedicated coastal permitting department with in house legal counsel. OHS offers all of the benefits in dealing with a small firm — accessible owners that attend all meetings, negligible overhead so tax $ value is maximized, and the constant drive to perform and succeed. By continuing a strategic partnership with Mckim & Creed, the most well respected and largest national survey and engineering firm in the country, OHS is able to offer the personalized service only a small firm can provide and McKim and Creed are able to bring to the table virtually unlimited field crews if ever needed and hands down the most cutting edge survey technology in use today. After Hurricane Sandy, McKim & Creed's use of aerial LIDAR and multibeam sonar for coastal mapping just won the ACEC/ NC grand award for engineering excellence in surveying and mapping technology!. Our specific shoreline mapping and analysis experience both locally, nationally and internationally assures our clients of a professional, punctual and accurate service. As you review our resumes, references, past projects and expertise, we are confident that our experience and proven track record will reflect the core principles of our company; • Commitment to exceeding client expectations. • Attention to detail. • Continuous open communication channels. • Achieve results in challenging environments where others fall short. • Remain at the forefront of new technology to provide maximum efficiency and value to our clients. • Maintain lasting relationships. These principal qualities were sought to attract and hand-pick talented professionals with proven capability, and as a result have demonstrated commitment to completing outstanding projects for our clients. All of the team members have proven experience working hand in hand alongside local municipality staff and we have seen firsthand the shortcomings of larger surveying firms trying to juggle the needs of several municipalities at once while their staff is overextended. Our team has the availability and staff to make The City of Sunny Isles our number one client and provide exceptional service as we are not currently contracted with any other city or municipality. Further, the staff that will be performing the surveys and working with the county on this project are the owners of the company themselves. Lastly Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. has a 12 year record of satisfied clients having never had litigation, a claim or dispute brought against it, always ensuring a superior work product and doing whatever is needed to finish on time as promised regardless of profitability. We pride ourselves on our outstanding reputation and performance and will gladly match our track record, service and commitment to that of any of our competitors. We thank you for the opportunity to present our team's qualifications and expertise. Please contact me or one of my listed colleagues concerning any matter regarding this proposal (305) 619 2800. Sincerely, OLIN HYDROGRAPHIC SOLUTIONS, INC, Cf k - David Olin, P.E. President aC V rogra� is solutions, Inc. State of Florida Department of State I certify from the records of this office that OLIN HYDROGRAPHIC SOLUTIONS INC is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Florida, filed on April 19, 2004. The document number of this corporation is P04000064151. 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 January 20, 2016, and that its status is active. I further certify that said corporation has not filed Articles of Dissolution. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of'the State of'Florida at Tallahassee, the Capital, this the Twentieth day of January, 2016 t� ja Secretary o State Tracking Number: CC8418580080 To authenticate this certificate,visit the following site,enter this number, and then follow the instructions displayed. https:llservices.sunbiz.org/Filings/CertificateOfStatus/CertificateAuthentication 000145 Local Business Tax Receipt Miami—Dade County, State of Florida -THIS IS NOT A BILL - DO NOT PAY 5341011 LBT BUSINESS NAME/LOCATION RECEIPT NO. EXPIRES OLIN HYDROGRAPHIC SOLUTIONS INC RENEWAL SEPTEMBER 30, 2016 2900 CALUSA ST 5578589 Must be displayed at place of business MIAMI FL 33133 Pursuant to County Code Chapter 8A - Art. 9 & 10 OWNER OLIN HYDROGRAPHIC SOLUTIONS INC SEC. 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Suite 11,112 _ Tulluhusscc, rl 31303-52fiR Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. 2900 CALUSA STREET" COCONUT GROOVE, FL 33133 Each licensee is solely responsible for notifying the Florida Board of Professional Engineers in writing the licensee's current address. Name changes require legal documentation showing name change. An original, a certified copy, or a duplicate of an original or certified copy of a document which shows the legal name change will be accepted unless there is a question about the authenticity of the document raised on its face, or because the genuineness of the document is uncertain, or because of another matter related to the application. At least 90 days prior to the expiration date shown on this license, a notice of renewal will be sent to your lost known address. If you have not yet received your notice 60 days prior to the expiration date, please call (850) 521-0500, or write, Florida Board of Professional Engineers, 2639 North Monroe Street, Suite B-112,T'allohassee, FL. 3230.3-5268 or e-mail: boord@Fbpe.org. Our website address is http://www.fbpe.org. State of Florida Board of Professional Engineers Attests that Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. is authorized under the provisions of Section 471.023, Florida Statutes, to offer engineering services to the public through a Professional Engineer, duly licensed under Chapter 471, Florida Statutes. Expirotion: 2/28/2015 CA tic. No: Audit No: 228201503768 Certificate of Authorization 26050 State aF Florida �- Board of Professional Engineers 2639 North Monroe Street, Suite &112 Tallahassee, FL 323035269 David George Olin 2900 CALUSA ST. COCONUT GROVE, FL 33133 State of Florida Board of Professional Engineers Attests that David George Olin, P.E. Is Iltensed as a ProfesslanalErtgfn r'thspter 471, Florida Statutes lapi...4m 2129=17 px.. U'. N. AW& Na 224201727354 NOTICE Pursuant to a change in Rule 61G15-22.006, F.A.C., FBPE no longer requires that continuing education be reported by the provider. Instead licensees will be subject to a random audit no more than every four (4) rears. If you are selected for the random audit, you must provide verification of four (4) hours of Area of Practice and four (4) hours of Florida Laws &: Rules, all takenprior to February 28, 2015. Any CE hours taken after February 28, 2015 -will result in a 5100 delinquent fee and your license being placed in a delinquent status until the additional fee is paid. State -of Florida Board of Professional Engineers Attests that David George Olin, P.E. E it " i 111- V I " IV Is licensed as a Professional Engineer under Chapter 471, Florida Statutes Expiration: 2/2812017 P.E. Lic. No: .Audit No: 228201727384 57555 State of Florida Department of State I certify from the records of this office that MCKIM & CREED, INC. is a North Carolina corporation authorized to transact business in the State of Florida, qualified on May 2, 2011. The document number of this corporation is FI 1000001885. 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 fled on January 12, 2016, and that its status is active. 1 further certify that said corporation has not fled a Certificate of Withdrawal. Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the State of Florida at Tallahassee, the Capital, this the Twelveth dqj, gjUat parr, 2016 0 04; �-c � Secretary of State Tracking Number: CC6251994953 To authenticate this certificate,visit the following site,enter this number, and then follow the instructions displayed. htips://services.sunbiz.org/li ilings/CertificateOfStatus/CertificateAuthen tication Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Consumer Services Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers 2005 Apalachee Pkway Tallahassee, Florida 32399-6500 800HELPFLA(435-7352) or (850) 488-2221 MCKIM &- CREED, INC. 1730 VARSITY DR STE 500 RALEIGH, NC 27606-2689 March 9, 2015 SUBJECT: Professional Surveyor and Mapper Business Certificate # LB7917 Your application / renewal as a professional surveyor and mapper business as required by Chapter 472, Florida Statutes, has been received and processed. The license appears below and is valid through February 28, 2017, You are required to keep your information with the Board current. Please visit our website at www.800helpfla.com/psm to create your online account. If you have already created your online account, you can use the website to maintain your license. You can also find other valuable information on the website. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the Division of Consumer Services, Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers at 800-435-7352 or 850-488-2221. - - - _ _ _ - - - - - - - - Detach Here Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 4e Division of Consumer Services License No.: LB7917 Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers Expiration Date February 28, 2017 2005 Apalachee Pkway Tallahassee, Florida 32399-6500 :nn, e w Professional Surveyor and Mapper Business License Under the provisions of Chapter 472, Florida Statutes MCKIM & CREED, INC. 1730 VARSITY DR STE 500 RALEIGH, NC 27606-2689 ADAM H, PUTNAM COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE This is to certify that the professional surveyor and mapper whose name and address ate shown above is licensed as required by Chapter 472, Florida Statutes. Hydrographic solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Surveying and ■ Mapping, and Environmental Services www.olinhydrographic.com Environmental Mapping / Mitigation Marine Resource / Seagrass Mapping Wetlands Delineation Artificial Reef Permitting Ship Grounding Assessments Underwater Video Mapping Environmental Impact Assessments Sea grass Restoration Coral 'Transplantation Surveying and Mapping RTK GPS Surveys Engineer As-Builts Hydrographic Surveying Beach Profiles Aerial Photography Control Work Offshore Equipment Placement Waterfront Engineering Underwater Structural Inspections Marina Design Seawall Assessments/ Design Dock Permitting Coastal Engineering Beach Nourishment Storm Surge / Wave Crest Analysis Sand Compaction Testing Sediment Transport Analysis Sand Borrow Area Investigations Oceanographic Studies Turbidity Monitoring Tidal Measurements Current Measurements Magnetometer Surveys Vibracores / ret Probes "Florida Licensed and Insured CBE Surveyor and Engineer " David Olin, PE # 57555 Ph. (305) 619-2800 David @ olinhydrographic.com Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services „y rograyr is 2900 Calusa St., coconut Grove, FL 33133 aclutions,lnc. Phone 1 (305) 619 2800; Fax (305) 860 4411 Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. is a uniquely qualified firm specializing in waterfront engineering, surveying, and environmental mapping services. Olin Hydrographic Solutions was founded by David Olin, P.E. in April of 2004 after he saw a need for a small streamlined company that could devote its full resources to only a few clients at a time. Our Coconut Grove based office employs engineers, surveyors and biologists with proven experience on hundreds of waterfront projects in Florida, the Caribbean, and Central America. Our mission goal is to provide our clients with one expert source for their waterfront project, while supplying creative solutions and continually exceeding their expectations. We specialize in remote locations including the Bahamas, Caribbean, and Central America. Our capabilities span from preliminary site investigations and permitting to engineering design and construction administration services. We maintain the expertise for the services that we advertise in house rather than subcontracting the work out to several specialty firms and creating the potential for miscommunication or delays. Our staff is fully outfitted to work in any location with the use of our in-house equipment including hydrographic/land based survey gear, underwater cameras, two company boats, and a small plane. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. "Our firm's future depends on the success of your project." t Environmental Services B Surveying and Mapping Waterfront Engineering Coastal Engineering Oceancgraphic Studies cbpage: www.oiinhydrographic.com Welcome to the new s.Ite for Olin Hydrographic Soluttons, Inc. a uniquely qualified form speciafiaing in water- front engineering surveying & mapping, and environmental services. Rease check back In as we continue to update our new sitel r We operate In the Southeastern W.S. and remote locations Including the Bahamas, Caribbean, and Central America. Our capabilities span from preliminary site investigations and permitting to engineering design and construction administration services. Our staff is fully outfitted to work in any location with the use of our inhouse equipment Including hydrographic/land based survey gear, underwater cameras, two company boats, and a small plane. 'Our firm's future depends on the success ofyourproject ` -Olin Hydrograptile Solutions, Inc. d 2006 Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. {305)-619-2800 h2oengrl@yahoo.com Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping, and Environmental Services Surveying and Mapping CHS employs seasoned professionals to conduct its surveying and mapping operations including a Florida licensed PSM (Professional Surveyor and Mapper). Our surveyors have proven experience with a variety of survey equipment including conventional total stations, RTK GPS, fathometers, side scan sonar, multibeam sonar, magnetometers, and Hypack navigation software. OHS specializes in projects on and around the water, utilizing experienced captains, survey vessels, and specialized equipment to efficiently accomplish the NTIINMIth14 ws MJ+tK 111#Uc7 rw.cr KrMlca w ART Pc YNI i+x. SP% IT aN i'riWy1y14rAS. SlWtra.4. !F iSIMYl. EAi 1MR,W'm W M4VJ,kL M1NKGl L MU ft c forte wt rvr W Sax AFAR IY w '. ARRY MN lM19RelC NIXIG OW3 A!P arMBIF1IY nM Nx.rr `W S]bFT Sr:wAac a. EunATwK Mlw ue aeemao T/ Mew aKia ICY MAi BSLwr. S. Tie xPoM.b tllY w *d M, IlIYI n M[ RO V TW BIACYMI W I = IAM AK W MT K CM.GNNia IM MIKMIKMI "mea TIMI IYY:. Loratlan/ � Marina 1 GRAPHIC SCALE c>xl�i I�.xoon BEEWNNS BRC YAW AND COLW WY CLUB AHW#W OEUM 84Y MDROMV40C. Cmw33158 AW WKRESL%RiCE AAW&Y 1 required scope on time N X& IN 07/13104 LwIL � A and under budget. All """ "'" �V"'" "'""�" `° AA JVW2. equipment is portable, allowing easy transport to remote islands and utilizing vessels of opportunity. These services include beach profiling, existing condition surveys at the onset of a project, progress surveys and quantity surveys, aerial photography target placement and control, and final As -Built Certifications. 'fir 4 6 Y: X' Chin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc, Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping, and Environmental Services Aerial Mapping Services: OHS staff's combination of broad experience in aerial mapping, state of the art survey equipment and our own in house plane make us uniquely qualified to perform remote surveys 'throughout the U.S, Caribbean and Central America. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. 44 Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping, and Environmental E WraPinc Services Sand Borrow Area / Geotechnical Investigations The primary source of sand fill for the beach renourishment projects is offshore 7171 sand bars that have remained untouched for centuries. OHS employs techniques ZRI ranging from underwater resource mapping to seismic sub -bottom profiling combined with jet t)robes and vibracores to locate, qualify, and quantify beach quality sand offshore. Project sizes range in scope from a small beach fronting hotel in the Caribbean to a large county wide beach nourishment project. Our in house sand lab helps us to provide QA/QC services for your upland or offshore 7. sand source. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, inc. Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping, and Environmental Services Coastal Engineering OHS staff prides themselves on remaining at the forefront of emerging coastal engineering technologies. OHS staff have provided engineered waterfront solutions on hundreds of projects throughout Florida and the Caribbean. OHS uses the same engineers that will design the project to actually visit the site and collect the field data. This ensures that the state of the art computer models will benefit from the additional insight provided by real-world observations from our expert staff. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Dapping, and Environmental Services Dredging Design OHS can perform hydrographic surveys to provide the basis for dredge design drawings or to identify areas of potential shoaling. A contour map or color coded chart can be produced in AutoCAD. Hypack or Civil Cad 3d is used to calculate quantities and overall dredge volumes. Final products consist of plan view and section design drawings. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, inc. (consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping, and Environmental Services 4 A Beach Nourishment The coastal engineering staff at OHS is very familiar with and has been involved in numerous beach nourishment projects along Florida's coastline as well as other locations in the Caribbean. We have the capability to conduct beach profiles and near shore bathymetric surveys, analyze the data, model the performance, and engineer the necessary solution for your beach nourishment project. Our staff has been extensively involved in both offshore dredging and upland truck haul projects. ar■ :' Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping, and Environmental Services Numerical Modeling Analysis The coastal engineers at OHS have experience in today's most accurate modeling programs used to predict wave activity and sediment transport at your project site. PhD degreed staff have the experience and capability to accurately set up and calibrate the models and interpret the results to optimally engineer a coastal construction project. i I r sr a...s we wr, fla4 .•. K ana +r er: Q ppq C w v w ow �w we 'yg 41R' SwR f fist REGULATORY PERMITTING Our company has over 20 years of combined experience in environmental regulatory permitting and planning in the coastal and marine sectors. We have helped clients realize their vision by providing cost-effective solutions in the design and permitting of new and existing ports and marinas, beach renourishment projects, dredging and/or excavations, and coastal structures for both private and public clients. Our team is dedicated to serving clients with a multi -disciplined approach, while ensuring personalized service. Working with federal, state and local agencies, we will oversee the project from conceptualization to permitting, and beyond to monitoring and mitigation, Our company offers creative and innovative approaches to address even the most challenging environmental constraints and permitting challenges. We combine expertise „o in design with a full range of environmental, coastal and structural engineering services. All our design approaches comply with the most up-to-date regulatory permitting requirements, while continuing to meet, and even exceed, the client's objectives. Our extensive scientific, engineering, and legal knowledge, as well as excellent working relationships with the staff at federal, state, county, and local regulatory agencies, aids us in expediting the processing of all required permits in record time with optimal results. We Specialize in: • Federal Dredge -Fill permits • Dune/Native Vegetation Permits • Stormwater Management Permits • Mangrove & Tree Permits • FEMA Consultation & Variance Authorizations • Joint Coastal Construction Permits • Marine Turtle Lighting Authorizations Environmental Resource Permits • State Lands Authorizations LIST OF IN HOUSE EQUIPMENT 21' Hydrasport Walkaround Global Vision Towed Underwater Camera 20' Sea Fox Center Console CTD390 Commercial Hookah Diving Systems 38' Lagoon Sailing Catamaran Mobile Office Canon Underwater Digital Camera Cessna 210 Centurion 6 -seat Plane Video Overlay System LaMotte Mode 2020e Turbidity meters Jet Probe System Trimble RTK 5700 Base and Rover Klein 3000 —Side -scan Sonar Panasonic Toughbook Field Ruggedized Laptop Trimble SPS 361/461 24' Aluminum Survey Boat 2 Odom Fathometers Navigator— Diver hand-held Sonar and Guidance system Vibracore System OTS Guardian Full Face Mask and Wireless Transceiver Topcon Total Station PROJECT EXPERIENCE RAPID STORM RESPONSE Disney Vero Beach Resort Post Hurricane Shoreline Surveys, Vero Beach FL ollowing multiple hurricane strikes in 2004 by Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne, Olin Hydrographic Solutions was hired to rapidly survey the quantity of sand lost from the dunes fronting the resort. As the storms approached, OHS received a last minute call to document the pre- storm conditions. OHS was airborne in its Cessna 210 airplane en -route to the jobsite within 1 hour of the call due to its equipment being kept in a rapid deployable state. Pre- storm surveys were conducted using RTK GPS and standard leveling techniques due r to the building sea state. An immediate post storm survey and volume calculations were performed to calculate the sand losses directly obtainable from the storms. Consultations with the client and FEMA for potential funding were conducted and beach nourishment design drawings were generated in AutoCAD that maximized the amount of fill above the MHW line. The firm participated in a county wide beach nourishment from 2010 to 2012. A V www.OlinHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services PROJECT EXPERIENCE FEMA FUNDING ASSISTANCE: Hillsborough Beach and Key Biscayne Beach Renourishment Projects, (Florida F,47. HS staff was instrumental in helping the Town of Hillsboro Beach and Village of Key Biscayne in obtaining cost matching FEMA funding for their beach nourishment projects. In addition to assisting with the 41 �, ■ AL r permitting and FEMA approval " process, the principal also -- performed a beach survey along the DEP monuments and half monuments and followed the FDEP surveying protocol to document the erosion that had occurred at each beach. Volume _ calculations were performed _ ! comparing historical and seasonal profile data to post (; storm conditions to satisfy the - FEMA requirements. QHS' principal was also in charge of locating a sand borrow area for the projects, mapping existing resources, assisting with design drawings, construction documents, and all monitoring. Scope included: jet probes, vibracores, sub bottom profiling, magnetometer surveys, hydrographic surveys, shoreline beach profiling, underwater video mapping, design, construction supervision, sand compaction, and permitting. Key Biscayne Beach Renourishment 1212000-1212002 Hillsboro/ .Deerfield Beach Renourishment, Florida 1.0/1997-10/1998 Z law, www.OlinHydrographic.com Er Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping y rograp is Services Rnlufin.s Inc- PROJECT EXPERIENCE 55"' st Beach Mitigation and Surveys, North Miami Beach Florida lin Hydrographic was contracted to oversee a beach remediation project to remove a layer of upland sand which was found to be contaminated with construction debris including glass and nails. OHS engineers built a portable shaker table using a concrete vibrator and utilized a mini excavator to perform test pits on a grid covering the fill area to quantify the scope of the problem. Each test sample was screened and the quantity and type of construction debris observed was logged. OHS performed pre and post sand removal surveys and sand volume calculations and submitted drawings to the DEP with a proposed cleanup mitigation plan. OHS performed real time stakeout and construction supervision for the mitigation contractor and as half the sand was removed and replaced with new fill and half was sifted in place. OHS performed quality control excavations to verify and document that the debris was no longer present on the beach,. Z Atlantic Ocean I k mom d I • r + r �� ! r S r ,. i S i � a �, r r�{• � r r i i r- 1 F I I I i I ---- R48 Q 1 1 II fK9dn Ct lAtl JMC 110. 1 I I I R47 C I' ``'`www.OlinH dro ra hic.com ��' Y g p 0-� Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services y rograIX- Solutions, Inc. PROJECT EXPERIENCE Indian River County Truck Haul Beach Renourishment lin Hydrographic 1 was hired by Ranger Construction as the coastal engineering consultant to assist with their first ever beach renourishment effort. 1 The truck haul project was completed over a couple of years 2010- , ' • •' ' * , 2012. to avoid the turkle ��a - r• ;'f `, 'r� nesting season. David Olin, PE acted as the QA/QC engineer testing the stockpiled beach fill material at the sand mine with our in house sand lab and also assisted Ranger with the ideal construction methodology given the winter storm conditions. As part of this effort, Olin Hydrographic also performed pre and post construction beach profile and hydrographic surveys, project design stakeout, volume calculations, sand compaction monitoring, turbidity monitoring and supervised construction activities. The project was extremely successful for the contractor and the County said it was the best project they had done to date. 4 lti�i�tr kyr . 7 www.OlinHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services PROJECT EXPERIENCE Coco Cay -Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines Private Island, Berry Islands, Bahamas lin Hydrographic was hired as the project surveyor in 2016 for a beach nourishment project. OHS was tasked with bringing horizontal and vertical control to the site, utilizing a tide gauge to adjust for local MLW and finding a suitable sand source for the project. Olin Hydrographic utilized its in house 38' Lagoon 380 live aboard sailing catamaran to tow their 24' aluminum work boat to the site from Florida. The crew utilized RTK GPS and a single beam fathometer on the aluminum work boat to map the project shoreline and surrounding shoals. Sand Probes were performed on adjacent shoals to determine the thickness and suitability of the readily available sandy material for use as beach fill. Samples were obtained for grain size analysis back in the US. A jet ski was utilized along with RTK GPS to cover the shallowest areas. The entire trip was accomplished with 8 hours prior notice and no advance funding to meet an in house Royal Caribbean deadline. This project demonstrates the ability for OHS to rapidly deploy to a project and go the extra mile to meet the client's needs. www.OlinHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services 5�rograp is lutions, Inc. PROJECT EXPERIENCE Fisher Island Beach, Ferry Terminal, Marina and Seawall Design — Miami, Florida I; n Hydrographic was awarded the beach, seawall, south marina and ferry terminal design work for exclusive Fisher Island. As part of this effort, OHS performed shoreline surveys and facility inspections all of the marinas and existing shorelines surrounding the island and at the site of the new ferry terminal. OHS was awarded the beach nourishment project after performing a historic shoreline change analysis over the last 23 years to measure the level of beach erosion that has occurred. OHS performed the field work, design, coastal permitting for each of these major projects at the prestigious property. Topographic surveys, multibeam surveys, underwater inspections, resource mapping, coral relocation and Federal, State and Local Permitting were performed as part of the efforts from 2010 to 2016. www.OlinHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services PROJECT EXPERIENCE Flag Stone Island Mega Yacht Marina — Miami, Florida fin Hydrographic key individuals participated on all levels of the planning, fieldwork, design, permitting, mitigation and construction surveying of this large 50 -slip mega yacht project. to addition to the bulkhead inspections, OHS staff performed the initial hydrographic surveys, environmental mapping, water quality readings, mitigation reef bail multibeam surveys and mitigation sea grass fill area multibeam surveys. OHS represented the owner throughout the dredging and mitigation projects performing regular progress surveys and verifying the work of the contractors. in 2016. The marina and mitigation projects were completed Construction Cost; $300Million. This project demonstrates the complexities involved with permitting and mitigation for one of the largest scale marina projects to ever be designed in Florida. This project allows for ships up to 450' in length, designated as "Super Yachts" 0www.OlinHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services y ragsap is Solutions, Inc. PROJECT EXPERIENCE Echo Condominium Bulkhead Design and Surveying — Aventura, Florida lin Hydrographic was hired as the engineer of record to design the new bulkhead for the project and perform a hydrographic and shoreline survey at the site. OHS field survey crews utilized RTK GPS and a total station to map the heavily vegetated shoreline in advance of the construction project. Underwater environmental resource mapping was performed at the site and a MHW line staking survey was performed prior to a visit by DERM biologists. OHS performed construction supervision during the bulkhead project, verifying that the structure was laid out and built according to plan. www.©IinHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services PROJECT EXPERIENCE Dellis Cay and Water Cay Hydrographic Surveys - Providenciales, Turks & Caicos Olin Hydrographic was contracted to perform Hydrographic Surveys of the channels and shoreline surrounding these exclusive developments. OHS staff performed shore perpendicular transects using its survey vessel along pre determined profile lines that were then matched with an upland RTK survey performed on a different date. The data was to be used to assess shoreline and channel shoaling impacts from two recent hurricanes. The contract specified that the work be done according to the US Army Corps of Engineers Hydrographic Survey Manual. OHS utilized HYPACK Hydrographic Navigation software and an automated tide gauge and tied into a local coordinate system for the work using Trimble RTK GPS. www.OlinHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services PROJECT EXPERIENCE YGY 'Turks and Caicos Yacht Club - Providenciales, Turks & Caicos a Min Hydrographic was chosen to design a beach nourishment project for the prestigious Emerald Beach Property, which had traditionally been an area of high sediment transport and erosion. Design Engineers performed field work including sediment probes, sand sampling and hydrographic surveys to identify a borrow area with suitable sand and opted to use next generation "Geotube" sand filled geotextile groins to stablilize the fill. The price for the geotextiie product was four times cheaper than the rock groin alternative and the structure could be painted to blend with the natural beach sand using uv protection. Strict environmental water quality requirements led the engineers to design a system of spillways to contain the turbid water and allow the fine particulates to settle out. This allowed the water returning to the sea to be clearer than the water where the 18" dredge was operating. Previous beach nourishment projects had been performed in the Turks and Caicos by pumping the sand directly on the beach, causing turbidity and creating stressful conditions for the nearby coral reefs. ©HS also performed the construction supervision and turbidity monitoring work for this project." x www.OlinHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services q yrrogra is Solutions, enc, PROJECT EXPERIENCE Minera de Panama Hydrographic Survey, Punta Rincon, Panama lin Hydrographic Solutions, inc. was contracted to perform a detailed hydrographic survey consisting of multibeam and single beam bathymetry measurements,. side -scan sonar, and sub -bottom (seismic) profiling at a very remote site for a future mineral mine. The project was located almost 100 miles from the nearest city, Our survey team used HYPACK Navigation, j RTK GPS, Deferential leveling and various sonar/profiler equipment for the acquisition and interpretation of the survey data. The o i team conducted the field work over a ten day 6 period, using a crew of three surveyors, one client representative, and two boat crew members. A fully enclosed local crew boat, M/V Alfin, was hired out of Colon, Panama that was equipped with twin diesel engines and a generator. The weather was a mix of heavy rain and sunshine and the sea state steadily deteriorated over the course of the survey, but the survey crew was able to persevere and complete the entire scope. RELEVANT TASKS. • Hydrographic Survey • Bathymetric Survey • Geophysical Survey • Project Management • Establish Horizontal and Vertical Control • HYPACK Navigation • Tide Navigation -a.�. Metz PROJECT RELEVANCE. Demonstrates experience with complex hydrographic survey equipment in a remote environment and dedication to deliver on- time in challenging conditions. Shows the ability to manage field activities, budget, schedule, contracts, and deliver a great product and service. www.01!nHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services PROJECT EXPERIENCE Leeward Mega Yacht Marina, Turks and Caicos Yacht Club - Providenciales, Turks & Caicos fin Hydrographic was the engineer and surveyor on the job and was responsible for the survey layout of all bulkheads and pilings, preconstruction and post construction hydrographic surveys and channel dredging design drawings. OHS performed all pre and post construction hydrographic payment surveys and checked the contractor's payment applications. OHS staff used its own survey vessels and also rode along side the contractor's surveyors to ensure accurate data collection. OHS utilized HYPACK Hydrographic Navigation software and an automated tide gauge and established a local coordinate system for the work using Trimble RTK GPS. David Olin, P.E. did spot dive inspections on high spots that were found that had been missed to develop a completion checklist. Additional surveys were performed after two hurricanes hit the island within one week. New quantity calculations were performed based on the new survey data. Mail www.01!nHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services 5olu'9% s enc MCIQM&CREED CITY OF SUNNY ISl akACH�r v unn.r�, Wiles Objectives, Needs and Goals Olin Hydrographic's principal owners have been working on engineering beach erosion hot spots and surveying projects on the beaches of Sunny Isles since 1997. The City of Sunny Isles requires a beach management plan to protect its ocean front asset. These plans are a requirement for the City of Sunny Isles to seek federal funds to help maintain their beaches. Included in the plans are beach monitoring surveys, which are performed twice per year, once in the spring prior to hurricane season and once in the winter. These surveys capture the current, existing conditions of the beach and are compared to previous surveys to help analyze the beach's performance in terms of erosion and accretion, and to plan and predict maintenance and re -nourishment events. In the case of a storm event where significant loss of beach occurs, these surveys can be used to help secure emergency funding for restoration. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. understands the critically important need to maintain and mitigate against beach erosion along Florida's Riviera. Like many municipalities on the east coast of Florida, the City of Sunny Isles is faced with an affordable sand source dilemma for the critical future renourishment projects that will be needed in the short term to protect against major storm events and hurricanes. With the costs of offshore sand source projects soaring, more municipalities are turning towards upland sources. Olin Hydrographic is uniquely qualified to assist the City with its endeavors in this regard. OHS played a critical role in the implementation of the largest upland sand source truck haul project in the state in Indian River County. OHS performed all of the surveying for the entire project including pre construction beach profiles of the entire county and volume estimates to time sensitive daily pre/ post storm volume calculations to final project As bunts. OHS also served as the sand mine engineer which analyzed the available sediment at numerous mines and personally ensured each truckload of fill material met the strict DEP guidelines. Many feel the county is not doing enough to protect the beaches in north Miami. Unfortunately several truck haul projects have been implemented recently in Miami Dade County using inferior sand contaminated with construction debris, glass, and nails. OHS was recently contracted by Morgan and Ecklund to oversee the beach cleanup project and ensure all of the inferior sand was removed and mitigated. The added costs and bad press associated with mitigating a failed project demonstrate the need to use qualified professionals in performing the work. The actual project surveyor spend the most time on the beach and should be considered a critical link to the QA/QC process, surveying the stockpiled sand before it even leaves the mines. Also, it is imperative that the county projects are coordinated so that efforts are not duplicated. OHS has a great working relationship with DERM and the county staff currently involved in protecting Dade County's Reaches. The substantial investment into prestigious beach -front property, tourism from around the globe and high net worth residents requires pristine usable beaches through -out the year. Sound Iw p rogra�pVic Solutions, Inc. 4MCKIM&CREED shoreline environmental monitoring and a comprehensive beach management plan is critical to keeping the City of Sunny Isles as the premier holiday and property investment destination. Vision, Ideas & Methodology Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. vision is to utilize the most effective survey methods available to deliver usable information for easy analysis and ultimately motivation for federal funding. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. staff has proven experience working on strict project deliverables for government agencies having performed numerous surveys for the JAX and Mobile district Army Corps of Engineers, Florida DEP, Dade County DERM, Port Canaveral, Port of Miami, and Broward County DPEP. Strict adherence to the specs is always maintained on these types of projects. In addition, Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. has incorporated the Monitoring Standards outlined in the FDEP manual, as its standard practices operations manual for its private client surveys. Near Shore Hydrographic Surveys. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. staff has extensive experience performing hydrographic surveys using single beam and multibeam along sea shore and coastal waterways. Our staff has also performed extensive mapping work for offshore sand source borrow areas including sub bottom seismic profiling, side scan sonar, and underwater video mapping of marine resources. Our experience ranges from post hurricane hydrographic surveys to determine the amount of eroded sand to hydrographic surveys for the development and design of mega -yacht marinas and mining operations. Our staff has performed large scale hydrographic surveys for Miami Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County, Monroe County and most recently shoreline re -nourishment project surveys for Indian River County, Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. utilizes HyPack hydrographic navigation software with Trimble RTK GPS real time positioning. OHS has three (3) survey vessels each equipped with fathometers, water samplers, underwater cameras, and other equipment as necessary to perform all aspects of hydrographic surveying. Each shoreline project contains sufficient overlap between the offshore and upland portions of the work to ensure the required accuracies. Upland Beach Monitoring Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. and our partners McKim&Creed have extensive experience performing upland beach surveys using traditional beach profiling, airborne Lidar and UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) to provide accurate, high-resolution 3D models of coastlines, which can support planning, coastal engineering, disaster preparation and response. Olin Hydrographic, Inc. has performed upland beach surveys in 16 counties throughout Florida. Olin Hydrographic Solution, Inc. utilizes Trimble RTK GPS real time positioning equipment along with aerial support from McKim&Creed. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. has unparalled accuracy and response time. Our quick mobilisation allows rapid response to pre and post mapping of the coastline due to approaching storms or hurricanes. Our quick turnaround and close proximity will enable the information and calculations to be shared and compared with Miami -Dade County in-person resulting in a final presentation to the City of Sunny Isles for potential eligibility for FEMA funding. All methodologies 4j:64 � MCKIM&CREED conform to the "Monitoring Standards for Beach Erosion Control" as published by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Beach and Coastal Systems, Cutting Edge Technical Approach McKim & Creed understands the City's need for quality, effective solutions to beach erosion, storm preparatio nfresponse, and other coastal issues. McKim & Creed takes an innovative approach to coastal mapping, utilizing cutting edge survey technology. In addition to all conventional hydrographic/ topographic services, our advanced methodologies include services such as aerial LiDAR and UAS-based mapping. A LiDAR system measures distances directly from the sensor to the objects being mapped using laser ranging. LiDAR is an abbreviated, industry -accepted term for "light detection and ranging," and a LiDAR sensor can be mounted to a tripod (terrestrial LiDAR), vehicle (mobile LiDAR), or aircraft (aerial LiDAR). The result of a LiDAR survey is a complete 3D point cloud and accurate model of the area being scanned. A LiDAR survey provides value beyond that of a conventional survey. The laser has a narrow beam which, when using Multi Pulse in Air (MPIA) technology, means that it can penetrate gaps in the vegetation to reach ground or other detail typically not visible from other survey systems. This penetration allows for the accurate determination of ground levels in vegetated areas. The laser also reflects off above -ground objects, giving positions and heights of pipelines, power line conductors, vegetation, buildings, fences, and other features, and developing a rich three-dimensional picture of the survey area. In aerial LiDAR, a mirror oscillating in an elliptical pattern, perpendicular to the direction of flight, allows the LiDAR system to measure distances up to 20 degrees either side of nadir, resulting in a swath width equal to 70% of the flying height. The oblique scanner pattern allows the LiDAR to see objects from both sides and reduces the shadowing effect seen with scanning systems. The 50 megapixel Hasselblad DigiCAM digital camera captures high-resolution images during the flight. Position and altitude (roll, pitch and heading) data is captured during flight and processed into an accurate trajectory. The trajectory and laser ranges are then processed to produce the digital terrain model. The images are converted to digital ortho-photos. The value of this three-dimensional model is illustrated in the figures below. These figures include example screen shots from an aerial-LiDAR survey recently completed by McKim & Creed in Sea Bright, New Jersey. The survey supported the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in their efforts to restore the beach to its condition prior to Hurricane Sandy. McKIM&CREED Results of a coastal aerial-LiDAR Survey. Top Row: colorized 3D pointcloud using the RGB (red, green blue) value from the photo -imagery. Bottom row: 3D pointcloud colored by elevation. Another advanced methodology McKim & Creed offers is the use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS)—"drones"—far coastal mapping purposes. Having worked with industry leaders such as Esri (world's largest geographic information system company) and 3DR (a North American leader in UAS development), McKim & Creed is on the cutting edge of this new technology. With UAS, we are now able to capture aerial photography at a higher -resolution than ever before (-1 cm resolution). Utilizing auto -correlation software, we are able to create accurate, georeferenced orthophotography. From the photography, we can further generate dense, accurate 3D point clouds with coordinates and elevations associated with each pixel. UAS mapping possesses the advantages providing high-resolution, 3D mapping with a system that is lightweight, portable, inexpensive, and can be rapidly deployed (post -storm). We recently teamed with Esri and 3DR to complete a proof of concept event that tested the feasibility of using UAS to perform coastal surveys. Results demonstrated that, in the right conditions, UAS can outperform conventional services by producing a more detailed digital elevation model (DEM) more quickly and at a lower cost. The results were recently presented at the 2016 Esri Imaging and Mapping Forum in San Diego. With advanced technologies like LiDAR and UAS mapping, McKim & Creed can provide the City with dense, full coverage survey data of the entire coastline. The density of this data and high- resolution photography, as compared to conventional beach profile lines can be invaluable for various coastal applications. I� y rograp is Solnlions, Inc. v6 MCKIM&CREED Above: examples of the high-resolution photography possible with UAS. When zoomed in, even the anchor lines are visible on the boats near the jetty. Below: examples of geo-referenced, 3D renderings of an area of coastline and a jetty captured by UAS. McKIM&CREED Professional Details Years of Experience: 19 Education: M. E. Civil Engineering, University of Florida, 1997; B.S., Civil Engineering, University of South Florida, 1995 Professional Registrations: Professional Engineer: Florida, (57555); Louisiana (37846) Civil/Coastal Engineer Professional Certifications and Registrations: ❑ PARI, Advanced, Nitrox, and Rescue Certified Diver ❑ FAA Private Pilot Certificate, FAA Commercial Pilot Training ❑ FSBPA, Florida Shore and Beach Preservation Association ❑ WEDA Western Eastern Dredging Association MTS Marine Technology Society Relevant Experience - Owner of Olin Hydrographic Solutions, inc. - Lead Engineer Diver on 50+ underwater engineering inspections. - Lead Hydrographic Surveyor on 100+ projects. - Senior Marine Engineer on numerous large-scale, multi- million dollar Port and Marina projects in South Florida and the Caribbean Resume /David Olin, P.E. /Page 1 of4 David Olin, F.E. ....................................................... ............................................................. Marine Engineer, Engineer Diver, Hydrographic Surveyor (Olin H dro ra hoc Solutions Project Experience Mr. Olin has over 19 years of experience working with civil, coastal and environmental projects in Florida, Central America, and throughout the Caribbean. W. Olin has demonstrated expertise in waterfront engineering, surveying and mapping, environmental monitoring and mitigation, and oceanographic studies. Mr. Olin's strong diving and boating background combines with his engineering, surveying and environmental education to make him uniquely qualified in the field of coastal engineering and mapping. Surveying and Mapping: Mr. Olin has performed upland and hydrographic surveys for a variety of projects including beach monitoring, construction stakeout, coastal structures, inlets, pipeline corridors and dredging. He has demonstrated expertise with a variety of hydrographic equipment including single beam echo sounders, multibeam sonar, sub bottom seismic profiling, differential GPS, real time kinematic GPS, electronic tide gauges, sound velocity meters, towed cameras, and side scan sonar. Mr. Olin is proficient in the use of surveying software including Coastal Oceanographic°s HYPACK MAX, Trimble's HYDROPRO and TRIMBLE GEOMATICS OFFICE, AUTOCAD, CIVIL CAD 3D, SOFTDESK, TDS SURVEYLINK, CORPSCON and TERRAMODEL. Waterfront Engineering: Mr. Olin specializes in waterfront engineering projects. He has acted as lead investigator and head engineer on a variety of shoreline improvement projects, including bulkheads, seawalls and docking facilities. His experience includes inspection and rehabilitation of existing structures as well as design and engineering of new structures. Project size spans from small single-family home bulkheads and docks to large 100+ slip commercial marina facilities and ports. Environmental Assessments: Mr. Olin also has an extensive environmental background, specializing in the areas of nearshore marine ecosystems and coral and seagrass mapping and relocation. Masters course work in stream and lake ecology and biological habitat mapping aid. him in this field. He has served as lead investigator and coauthor on numerous Environmental Impact Assessment Reports in Florida and the Caribbean over the last 15 years. His working knowledge of environmental monitoring equipment includes towed underwater cameras, meter quadrants, turbidity gauges, salinity conductivity and ph gauges, sechii discs, and chemical and microorganism water quality sampling devices. w` Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services Resume / David Olin, P. E. / Page 2 of 4 Project Management: Serving seven years as a project engineer and the Field Operations Department Manager for a 50+ person coastal engineering firm, he led teams of surveyors, biologists, and engineers on virtually every project related site investigation the tum undertook. In this capacity, his responsibilities included costing, planning, scheduling, and monitoring production of the field team towards a timely, cost efficient, and quality comprehensive study. He was the individual primarily responsible for the preparation of the firm's Environmental Impact Assessment Reports. He also served as the liaison between the firm and the client in understanding the project requirements and ensuring that the final deliverables accurately met the clients' needs. Underwater Investigations: Mr. Olin relies on his extensive diving background when he performs his underwater mapping and inspection services. Mr. Olin has over 26 years of diving experience in areas of the Caribbean, Atlantic and Pacific, as well as fresh water rivers and lakes. He relies on this experience when performing environmental resource surveys, marine structural inspections, borrow area investigations, underwater jet probes, artificial reef construction and coral relocations. Geotechnical Sand Analysis: Mr. Olin has over 15 years experience working on beach renourishment projects using both offshore and upland sand sources. In this capacity he runs a sand analysis lab that is used to determine the suitability of different sand sources for use in beach renourishment. TECHNICAL AND MANAGERIAL 1:X1'1-"R1FN('1-- ✓ Marine Facility Assessments ✓ Underwater Inspections ✓ Demolition of Structures Sheet Pile Driving, Steel Pile Driving Environmental Mapping and Mitigation Coral Relocation and Donor Site Analysis Structural Concrete Repair ✓ Under Water Salvage and Recovery Extensive Hydrographic Surveying Background Project Management and QA/QC Representative Project Experience Florida: • Fisher Island Shoreline Surveys and new Seawall, Marina, Beach and Ferry Terminal New Pier Design • Port of Miami Deep Dredge Multibeam Surveying • Port Canaveral Hydrographic Surveying and Bulkhead Improvements • US Coast Guard Port Key West FRC Home Porting Revitalization Project • Watson Island/ Island Gardens Mega Yacht Marina Multibeam Mitigation Surveys (x9) • Port Miami Reef Ball Mitigation Multibeam Survey • Harbour Isle Marina Project Hydrographic and Shoreline Survyes, Fort Pierce • Alaskan Apogee Seawall Replacement • Hillsboro Beach Renourishment Project Borrow Area Investigations, Underwater Video Mapping, Shoreline Surveys, Aerial Photography, Turbidity Monitoring, FEMA Funding • Sunny Isles Beach Renourishment Project underwater video mapping • Indian River County Upland Sand Beach Renourishment Project Shoreline Surveying, Sand Analysis, Turbidity Monitoring, Video Mapping • Ocean Ridge Beach Nourishment - Turbidity Monitoring services • Bal Harbour Beach Nourishment - Turbidity Monitoring services, aerial mapping ofshoreline • Bal Harbour Park Shoreline survey and resource mapping • Mid Town Palm Beach Nourishment - Turbidity Monitoring services • Boca Raton Beach Nourishment — Hydrographic Surveys and Turbidity Monitoring and diving support services • Phipps Ocean Park Beach Nourishment - Turbidity Monitoring services • Naples Beach Nourishment — Video Mapping of Pipeline Corridors and Side Scan Sonar of Borrow Areas for GLDD • Pelican Harbour Private Beach nourishment -Beach Stakeout, Shoreline surveys, hydrographic borrow area surveys • Doctor's Pass Shoreline Surveys and Inlet Hydrographic Surveys Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. $'r.F�l Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services Resume / David Olin, P.E. I Page 3 of 4 • Deering Bay Marina Dredging Project Hydrographic Surveys • Alaskan Apogee Seawall Replacement and Coral Relocation • City of Deerfield/ Hillsboro Beach Renourishment Project Shoreline Surveys far GLDD • Key Biscayne Beach Renourishment Project, Borrow Area Investigations, Shoreline survyes, FEMA funding • Hillsboro Inlet Widening Project- Hydrographic Surveys, Commercial Diving • Disney Vero Beach Renourishment — Hurricane Impact analysis, multi year beach nourishment design anal permitting • Boynton Beach Renourishment Project Turbidity Monitoring • Singer Island Shoreline Surveys and Hydrographic Surveys • Collier County Beach Renourishment Project — Side Scan Sonar and Environmental Mapping • Sunny Isles Beach Renourishment Project — Shoreline Surveying and Side Scan Sonar • Palm Beach Harbour Turbidity Monitoring • Town of Palm Beach Turbidity Monitoring • Tampa Port Berth Hydrographic Survey • Tampa Port Pipeline Crossing Multibeam Survey • Anna Maria Island Turbidity Monitoring • Gasparilla Island Turbidity Monitoring • Venice Beach Multibeam and Turbidity Monitoring • Naples Beach Multibeam and Turbidity Monitoring • Lovers Key/Bonita Beach Turbidity, Environmental Surveys, and Multibeam Surveying • Captiva Sanibel Beach Nourishment Turbidity and Diving Services Southeast US Projects • Pascagoula Mississippi Magnetometer Survey • Mississippi Sound Spoil Island Hydrographic, Shoreline, and Magnetometer Surveys • Fort Stewart Georgia Explosive Ordinance Disposal Topographic and Hydrographic Surveys • .Auburn, Alabama Lake Hydrographic Survey (plus 100+ condominium/ residential Dock and Seawall Designs, hydrographic surveys and sea grass maps) Caribbean: • Exuma, Bahamas, Emerald Bay Aerial Photography, Entrance Channel Breakwater Design and EIA • Exuma, Bahamas, Guana Cay Resort Development Surveying, Aerial Photography and EIA • Staniel Cay, Bahamas, Environmental Mapping, Aerial Photography, Marina Design and EIA • Andros, Bahamas, North End Rock Quarry Aerial Photography, Hydrographic Survey and EIA • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, IGY Megoyacht Marina Design, Bulkhead and Breakwater Design, Nikki Beach artificial Beach, Dredging Design, EIA • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Emerald Beach Renourishment, Borrow Area Investigations, Beach Surveys, Breakwater Design • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Dellis Cay Hydrographic Post Hurricane Surveys • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Water Cay Hydrographic Post Hurricane Surveys • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Third Turtle Club Dredging and Beach Renourishment (Marine Contractor), Turtle Cove Hydrographic Survey • Freeport, Bahamas, Cruise Ship Mooring Field Underwater Inspections, Hydrographic Survey, Sub bottom Profiling Survey • Ambergris Cay, Turks and Caicos, Ambergris Cay Marina Development, Hydrographic Survey, Topographic Survey, Civil Design, and EIA • Exuma, Bahamas, Crab Cay Resort Development • Nassau, Bahamas, Blackbeard Cay Marine Improvements Topographic and Hydrographic Survey, and Aerial Photography • Little San Salvador, Bahamas, Cruise Island Destination Assessment and Hydrographic Survey, Underwater Video Mapping • Cat Island, Bahamas, Arthur's Town Pier Development, Aerial Photography and EIA • Grand Turf Turks and Caicos, South End Development Aerial Photography, Hydrographic Survey and EJA • Prickly Pear, Anguilla, Cruise Ship Landing, Shoreline Survey, Hydrographic Survey and EIA • Little Stirrup Cay, Bahamas, Coco Cay, Hydrographic Survey, Aerial Photography, Bulkhead and Shoreline Improvements, Royal Caribbean • Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, Cap Cana Bulkhead and Marina Design, Aerial Photography and Hydrographic Survey • Labadee, Haiti Tender Dock Design and Breakwater Construction Project, Aerial Photography, and Shoreline Surveys • Labadee, Haiti, Cruise Ship Mooring Bouy Installation, Hydrographic Survey, Geotechnical investigations, Side Scan Sonar Survey and Current Studies • Cap Juluca, Anguilla Beach Renourishment, Beach Surveys • Eleuthera, Bahamas, Princess Cay Site Expansion and Breakwaters, Hydrographic Survey, Aerial Photography and EIA Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services W 3, MC Resume % David Olin, P. E. /Page 4 of 4 • Arecibo, Puerto Rico, Harbour Dredging Survey, Underwater Resource Mapping • St. Lucia, Grand Anse Development Aerial Mapping, Topographic Survey and EIA • St. Croix, US Virgin Islands, City Pier Development, Aerial Photography, Ground control Surveys • Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos, New Cruise Ship Pier Wave Analysis • Divi Resorts Aruba Shoreline and Topographic Survey Centrad/ South America: • Papagayo, Costa Rica Hydrographic Survey and current studies • Belize Scarlet Macaw Hydrographic Survey • Punta Cocos Panama Pier Piling Survey • Guyana Reunion Manganese Mine ADCP current and Hydrographic Survey • Punta Rincon. Panama Single Beam, Multibeam, Side Scan Sonar and Seismic Sub Bottom Profile Survey Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services 9 �ri, Ine. Resume / Donald T Ramsay P.S.M. Donald T. Ramsay, P.S.M. Professional Surveyor and Mapper (Olin H dro ra hic Solutions) ................................................................................................................................................. Qualifications Professional Details Mr. Ramsay has over 33 years of experience in land and hydrographic surveying, Years of Experience: 33 has been a Registered Surveyor since 1998 and has worked in the profession his entire life. His land surveying experience has included D.O.T. Projects, large scale Professional Registrations: Condominiums, Right -of -Way, Mortgage, Topographic, Alta, beach profiling, Florida PSM # LS5851 control, and construction surveys beginning as a rodman and working his way up to a crew chief and survey manager. He has represented clients at County and City Commission Meetings, Zoning Hearings, Land Use Boards and other speaking engagements. His hydrographic experience has included dredging surveys, marine construction positioning, and offshore surveys. He has utilized hydrographic equipment including single/multi-beam echo sounders, magnetometers, side scan sonar and sub -bottom profilers. Positioning equipment used has included GPS (RTK, differential and static). He .has collected and processed hydrographic data with software including HyPACK, Trimble Hydro Pro, OIC/GeoDAS, and Triton Elics. He has extensive processing experience including mosaicing of side scan sonar data and multi -beam sonar editing. Mr. Ramsay is versed in both AutoCAD and Microstation. Mr. Ramsay has an exceptional track record for always providing quality services. He has demonstrated the ability to embrace technology and expand opportunities to new and existing markets, is a proven revenue generator in all market conditions, and has maintained outstanding relationships with clients and project teams. Mr. Ramsay is an honest, hardworking individual with the drive and ability to succeed. Work Experience 2009-2012 Olin Hydrographic Solutions, inc. Miami, Fl 2004-2009 EDC Surveying Inc. Miami, Fl 2002-2004 Level Tech Surveying Miami, Fl 2001-2002 Lannes and Garcia Miami, Fl 1998-1999 Aylward Engineering and Surveying Davie, Fl 1976-1997 Donald P. Ramsay & Assoc. Hialeah, A Featured Projects: • City of Boca Raton North Beach Nourishment: Mr. Ramsay provided the Florida PSM oversight on the Before Dredge and After Dredge surveys for Great Lakes Dock and Dredge Company for the large 2010 beach renourishment project. • Williams Island Shoreline Improvements: Mr. Ramsay provided the topographic survey and construction control and stakeout services for the ongoing seawall repairs. St Regis condominium beach Renourishment and docks: Mr. Ramsay provided the topographic survey and beach profile surveys for the beach construction and dock repairs. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. rpq k Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services 8 luSi&:s. I.K. ✓ Waterfront Construction Stake out ✓ Survey As-Builts ' Aerial Photography Control f Beach Staking/ Erosion Surveys ✓ Environmental Resource Mapping and Mitigation ✓ Extensive Hydrographic Surveying Background `� Pre and Post Dredge QA/QC Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. rpq k Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services 8 luSi&:s. I.K. Resuzne l Donald T Rarnsay P.S.Af • Brickell Key Shoreline Improvements: Mr. Ramsay provided the topographic survey and construction control and stakeout services for the ongoing seawall repairs. • Sunny Isles Fishing Pier repairs: Mr. Ramsay provided the topographic survey and construction control and stakeout services for the fishing pier replacement. A signed and sealed as -built survey was also prepared. • Wares Creek Maintenance Dredging: Mr. Ramsay provided topographic surveys of the upland overflow site along with the after dredge hydrographic boat based payment surveys for the contractor. Dredge quantities were calculated for payment verification. • Naples Pier Repairs: Mr. Ramsay provided the topographic survey and construction control and stakeout services for the fishing pier replacement. A signed and sealed as -built survey was also prepared. • 'Shake a Leg' Island Hydrographic and Resource Survey: Mr, Ramsay participated in the hydrographic survey and environmental resource mapping work for the charity's semi private picnic island. • Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Navy Piers: Mr. Ramsay participated in the hydrographic survey and environmental resource mapping work for some shoreline improvement and proposed dredging projects. • Over 40 condominium Surveys with Legal Descriptions: Mr. Ramsay has participated in over 40 condominium projects in the South Florida area. During this work it is necessary to measure each unit and prepare a legal description. • Over 50 Signed and Sealed Hydrographic and Shoreline Surveys while with OHS: Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Lq,". Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services C1324 ;;, Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. /► Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping and Environmental Services 2900 Calusa st, Coconut Grove FL 33133 -Y, rograp is Phone 1 (305) 619 2800; Fax (305) 860 4411 SoutloElS,In;. www.olinhydrographic.com JUSTIN HALL ND Survey SA. EDUCATION 1994-1996 Durban University of Technology ND Surveying 1993-1993 Kearsney College Survey 1986-1992 Durban High School Matric Senior Certificate WORK EXPERIENCE 2016 — present Director Survey OLIN HYDROGRAPHIC SOLUTIONS, Inc. 2900 Calusa Street Miami, Florida, 33133 USA (+1 561 260 2925 — www.olinhydrographic.com) Coastal Engineering & Surveying and Coastal Permitting Company Supervise daily field operations and staff surveyors both water and field based • Solicit new jobs and clients, explore new Caribbean revenue sources, and marketing. • Serve in field role of Field Party Chief using RTK GPS and Total Station, • Overseeing the Hydrographic Surveyor, Boat Operation, and conducting dive inspections. Perform topographic surveys, layout, as built surveys, and offshore equipment guidance as necessary. Tow/launch and operate outboard boats up to 24'. • Work in Autocad and Civil3d and supervise staff to create survey maps and perform volume calculations and cut survey cross sections. • Responsible for proper note taking, survey notes and the preparation of accurate survey drawings. 2012-2016 Director Development and Construction MATKOVICH GROUP Unit 210 Simbithi Office Park Simbithi Country Club, 4420 KZN, South Africa (+27 32 946 0200 — www.rnatko.co.za) International Development Company operating in United Kingdom, Mauritius and Southern Africa • Sourcing and assessing development opportunities. • Strategic decision making and analysis of project feasibilities. • Project management though -out development phase. Setting up professional teams (Architect/Engineer/QS/Contractors/Sub-contractors), co-ordinating cash -flows, programme time lines and contractual matters. • Implementation of construction. Monitoring of budget vs progress. Payment certificates. Overall project position. • Liaising with Developers, financiers and contractors. • Delivery of end user product. • Management of core in-house site agents. Monitoring construction cost vs productivity. 2002-2012 Owner Coastal Survey Systems COASTAL SURVEY SYSTEMS 121 Zen Dr, Ballito, 4420 KZN, South Africa (+27 83 555 3440) Specialised Survey Company operating in Southern Africa. References attached from Engineers/Architects/Developers/Contractors. • Specialist survey requirements for the construction of large structures traversing aquatic environments (static and flowing). • Geo -referencing of medium to large scale development projects from inception to completion. • Spatial data required for engineering design work with specific needs in environmentally sensitive and challenging locations. • Setting up control networks in un -triangulated remote locations. • Positional monitoring of large concrete structures with difficult access. • 3 dimensional terrain modelling and manipulation to create design surfaces. • Detailed volumetric reporting for GIS information. • Collection of geo-spatial data for resource/environmental maps. Converting data into models for analysis and strategic design decisions. 2001 —2002 Hydrographic Surveyor COASTAL SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL Inc. 464 S Dixie Hwy Coral Gables, 3316 Florida, USA (+1 305 661 3655) International Coastal Engineering Company Hydrographic surveys for sea floor topography to assist planning, acquisition, design, positioning and the maintenance of planned or previous projects, using differential GPS, fathometer and Hypack. Oceanographic software. • Side scan sonar to map and identify objects on the ocean floor, rovers or lake bottoms during murky water conditions. :a y rograp is Solutions, Inc. • Magnetometer surveys to search for submerged ferrous objects like wreck debris and pipelines in borrow areas surveys and corridor mapping. • Collection of geotechnical data in the marine environment. Diving for soil samples for sand search projects along with the use of sub bottom profiles for dredging and pipeline projects. • Mapping and collection of data for resource base maps for the future monitoring of a sites natural resources and the determination of spatial and temporal changes. • The use of Softdesk and AutoCAD software for engineering design work including dock, jetty and breakwater, concrete structures, channel and harbour inlet and section drawings. • Operation of underwater video camera, digital still camera and real-time differential GPS to spatially document large areas underwater. 1999-2001 Head Surveyor ,1MRH SURVEY 8 Park -grove 94 Springfield Road Durban, 4001 KZN, South Africa (+27 31 838 018) • Detailed collection of occupied spaces data used ofr Telkom GIS applications. • Traditional topo surveys for engineering design and planning, as well as data used for modelling of irrigation and drainage run-off models. • Control surveys to setup networks on new project sites and maintain control networks of expanding sites. • GPS topo surveys in rural areas of KZN, picking up roads and utilities for land planning purposes and improvements. Detailed CAD work using AutoCAD software, producing land plans and topo base maps, drainage models and volumetric calculations for construction earthmoving. • Setting photo control points for aerial photography. • Small site design and planning and construction setting out. 1998-1999 Head Surveyor EMERALD BAY RESORTS Farmers Hill, Queens Hwy Great Exuma Island, Bahamas USA Office: 1350 East Newport Center Drive Suite201 Deerfield Beach, Florida -33442 1-800-947-9410 5 star luxury hotel, residential and golf course estate in the Bahamas • Setting up and maintaining the original horizontal and vertical control network for a 500 acre project site. • Coordinating and monitoring all earth moving activities, calculating volumes and directing shaping (mass land scaping) operations. • Responsible for setting out and checking the horizontal and vertical construction of a five story, five star hotel including all underground utilities and roads. I� y ragrap is Solutions, lnc, • Working closely with Greg Norman Designs to set out an 18 -hole championship golf course along with updating ali changes to plans with extensive 3D modelling of greens and fairways for better understanding and visualizations of end products. • Extensive CAD work with AutoCAD software, designing property boundaries and infrastructure for land development projects. • All survey work and production of plans connected to the construction of a 50 -slip mega yacht marina, including extensive topo surveys and positions for core borings. • Storm impact analyses and monitoring along various shorelines checking for accretion and erosion for presentation to environmental agencies. 1997-1998 Junior Surveyor JH Steyn & Associates (031 753 4493) P O Box 549 Kloof, 3510 KZN South Africa 42krn national road widening project in the Richards Bay area • Monitoring of contract surveyors and checking of relevant tolerances. • Tache surveys for determination of quantities. 4 Computing volumes using Model Maker and Stardust software packages. • Checking of setting out profiles • Monitoring and maintaining the control network. INTERESTS • Water sports • Running a Mountain Biking It Wild Life REFERENCES • Tony Matkovich (CEO Matkovich Group) +27 82 785 8248 (South Africa) • Des O'Neill (Great White Shark -Greg Norman, Engineer) +1 745 889 8135 (USA) • Dave Olin (Coastal Systems Int, Manager) +1305 661 3655 (USA) Professional Details Years of Experience: b Education: Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, University Florida, 2005 Professional Registrations: Professional Engineer: Florida, 2010 (71570) Civil/Coastal Engineer Professional Certifications and Registrations: 2 PADI Certified Diver ❑ FSBPA. Florida Shore and Beach Preservation Association D WEDA Western Eastern Dredging Association MTS Marine Technology Society Relevant Experience - Engineer Diver on 20+ underwater engineering inspections. Hydrographic Surveyor on 20+ projects, Project Engineer on numerous large-scale, multi- million dollar Port and Marina projects in South Florida and the Caribbean Resume / Matt Talamas, P.E. /Page I of 2 Matt Talamas, P.E. Engineer Diver, Hydrouraphic Surveyor (Olin.H drographic.Solutions). Project Experience Mr. Talamas is an engineer with proven experience on a variety of engineering projects. He has experience working with civil, coastal, and environmental projects in Florida, Central America, and throughout the Caribbean. Mr. Talamas has demonstrated experience in waterfront engineering, surveying and mapping, environmental monitoring and mitigation, and oceanographic studies. Mr. Talamas brings a strong diving and boating background to compliment his technical education. His hydrographic experience has included dredging surveys, marine construction positioning, and offshore surveys. Some of his duties at Olin Hydrographic include coordination, logistical planning, and performance of field work activities including natural resource assessment, environmental monitoring, structural inspections, and hydrographic surveys, as well as marina and dock design, beach and breakwater design, and shoreline stabilization design. Mr. Talamas also possesses expertise working with AutoCAD and computer networks. • Indian River County Beach Renourishment using upland sand source, Beach Surveys, Sand analysis, Turbidity Monitoring for Ranger Construction • Hillsboro Beach Renourishment Project Borrow Area Investigations, Underwater Video Mapping, Shoreline Surveys, Aerial Photography, Turbidity Monitoring for Great Lakes Dredge and Dock • Bal Harbour Beach Nourishment - Turbidity Monitoring services • Boca Raton Beach Nourishment -Turbidity Monitoring and diving support services far GL,DD • Watson Island Mega Yacht Marina Project • Deering Bay Marina Dredging Project • Alaskan Apogee Seawall Replacement • Hillsboro Inlet Widening Project • Disney Vero Beach Renourishment • Boynton Beach Renourishment Project (plus 20+ condominium/ residential Dock and Seawall Designs, hydrographic surveys and sea grass maps) Caribbean: • Boynton Beach Renourishment Project • Staniel Gay, Bahamas, Environmental Mapping, Aerial Photography, Marina Design and EIA • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, IGY Megayacht Marina Design, Bulkhead and Breakwater Design, Nikki Beach artificial Beach, Dredging Design, EIA • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Emerald Beach Renourishment, Borrow Area Investigations, Beach Surveys, Breakwater Design Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. 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Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services Resume / Matt Talamas, P.E. / Page 2 of 2 • Exuma, Bahamas, Crab Cay Resort Development • Nassau, Bahamas, Blackbeard Cay Marine Improvements Topographic and Hydrographic Survey, and Aerial Photography • Cat Island, Bahamas, Fountain Bay Development, Aerial Photography and EIA • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Dellis Cay Hydrographic Post Hurricane Surveys • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Water Cay Hydrographic Post Hurricane Surveys • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Third Turtle Club Dredging and Beach Renourishment (Marine Contractor), Turtle Cove Hydrographic Survey • Little Stirrup Cay, Bahamas, Coco Cay, Hydrographic Survey, Aerial Photography, Bulkhead and Shoreline Improvements, Royal Caribbean • Labadee, Haiti Tender Dock Design and Brealnvater Construction Project, Aerial Photography, and Shoreline Surveys • Eleuthera, Bahamas, Princess Cay Site Expansion and Breakwaters, Hydrographic Survey, Aerial Photography and EIA. Centrall South America: • Papagayo, Costa Rica Hydrographic Survey and current studies • Punta Rincon, Panama Single Beam, Multibeam, Side Scan Sonar and Seismic Sub Bottom Profile Survey Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services Marine Facility Assessments Underwater Inspections Sheet Pile Driving, Steel Pile Driving J Environmental Mapping and Mitigation V f Coral Relocation and Donor Site Analysis Under Water Salvage and Recovery 1 Extensive Hydrographic Surveying Background Project Management and QA/QC • Providenciales, Turks and Caicos, Third Turtle Club Dredging and Beach Renourishment (Marine Contractor), Turtle Cove Hydrographic Survey • Little Stirrup Cay, Bahamas, Coco Cay, Hydrographic Survey, Aerial Photography, Bulkhead and Shoreline Improvements, Royal Caribbean • Labadee, Haiti Tender Dock Design and Brealnvater Construction Project, Aerial Photography, and Shoreline Surveys • Eleuthera, Bahamas, Princess Cay Site Expansion and Breakwaters, Hydrographic Survey, Aerial Photography and EIA. Centrall South America: • Papagayo, Costa Rica Hydrographic Survey and current studies • Punta Rincon, Panama Single Beam, Multibeam, Side Scan Sonar and Seismic Sub Bottom Profile Survey Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and ,Mapping Services WILLIAM FAY YEARS OF PROJECT MANAGER) BIOLOGIST DIVER) CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISION EXPERIENCE: TOTAL: 38 SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Mr. Fay has extensive experience in marine construction projects. He has worked • Dredging on technical marine projects and environmental restoration and is familiar with the • Beach restoration environmental protection aspects of performing construction projects in sensitive • Marine structures areas. His work includes estimating, planning and scheduling of projects, • Marine Construction responsibility for daily operations, equipment, personnel and material coordination, Techniques observations of work in progress and execution of marine and land based • Environmental operations. Protection Coral Reef Restoration Mr. Fay is well -versed in earthwork, heavy equipment, dock and seawall, erosion control, pipeline work and residential and commercial construction. He is proficient • seagrass Restoration in machine shop and design work, welding, heavy equipment, concrete and • Artificial Reef construction techniques. Construction • Erosion Control His marine experience includes dredging and beach restoration, bridge and pipeline • Pipelines construction, erosion control, small boat operations, tug and barge- based • Offshore Logistics and operations including material transport, operation of a barge as a floating concrete Operations plant, construction barges and offshore heavy lift crane operations, jetties and • Commercial Diving groins (rock works), underwater surveys and inspections, oceanographic studies, EDUCATION water sampling and commercial diving. He was a First Mate on a research vessel, Undergraduate Studies, lead diver and technician for surface and underwater operations, operation of College of Ocean various sonars, magnetometers and ROV's. Engineering, Florida Mr. Fay's environmental experience is comprised of development and Atlantic university implementation of environmental protection plans, construction of artificial reefs for CERTIFICATIONS mitigation and recreation, construction and monitoring of concrete artificial reef • State of Florida modules and coral reef restoration. He was instrumental in the developing and Certified Stormwater, implementing coral transplanting techniques, short and long term environmental Erosion and monitoring, seagrass surveys, seagrass restoration and has performed many Sedimentation Control projects in environmentally sensitive areas while managing construction techniques Inspector, 2007 for minimal impact. • Florida Atlantic University, College of PROJECT EXPERIENCE Architecture, Urban and Public Affairs Florida Institute for 2015-16 Phipps Nourishment Construction Supervision, TOWN OF PALM BEACH — Provided onsite construction supervision of dredging and beach renourishment Safety and Construction - project. Construction Management BVI Viceroy Anguilla Coast Final Design,Barnes Bay Development Ltd. - Project manager responsible for client liaison, oversight and quality control on a coastal Certificate 2007 • PADI, Open Water protection project involving beach breakwaters and beach nourishment, as well as {� Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. ',udens G Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services offshore breakwaters. Provided lead support for diving operations involving transplantation of 400 corals and other benthic organisms within the work impact areas to a nursery for later transplantation to the original site. SLWI Sand Trap Expansion/Maintainence Dredging„ PALM BEACH COUNTY — Provided diving support for jet probe studies of dredge area. North Boca Beach Construction Phase„ City of Boca Raton — Participated in design phase as well as provided onsite construction observation during construction. Mid -Town, Phipps and Reach 8 Construction, Town of Palm Beach, FL — Provided on-site construction observation and management support. Breaker's Reef Damage Restoration Palm Beach County,FL — Initiated project as a result of reef damage by unknown party, working directly with DEP staff and staff from other agencies (Palm Beach County Department of Environmental Resource Management) and private consultants on reef restoration efforts related to cable drag impacts in northern Palm Beach County. Developed and led impact survey, and coral relocation planning and field efforts. Coordinated volunteer efforts and material donations. Over 100 corals of various size were successfully restored along a 400 ft. section of reef. All work was performed by all parties on a volunteer basis. Ginn Sur Mer -Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas - Assisted in planning and design of beach and inlet groins and jetties for Ginn Sur Mer development. Provided guidance for bidding and construction, and contract administration. Ritz Carlton, Rose Island Resort, Bahamas — Provided conceptual and final design for beaches, groins, marina and inlet jetties. Assisted owner in bidding and contractor selection, provided construction administration, onsite construction observation, and acted as owner's representative as coordinating engineer during marine construction. Third Turtle Club, Provo, Turks and Caicos- Supported design of marina basin, bulkheads, revetments, Inlet jetties, beaches and groins and assisted owner in bidding and contractor selection. Provided recommendations for material sources, visited quarries to assess quality and quantities of materials available and provided site inspection and construction contract administration, St. Kitts Marina and Beaches - Provided survey support, site assessment and recommendations, feasibility study and supported design of groins and jetties. Palmilla Outfall, BCS, Mexico - Provided conceptual design alternatives to the client which included directional drilling to reduce environmental impacts in the nearshore zone. Bimini South t=erry Landing, South Bimini, Bahamas — Designed jetty and navigational markers to stabilize and mark the channel at the ferry landing. The jetty was necessary to prevent shoaling of the landing which provides daily commuter ferry access between north and south Bimini. Ocean Club Environmental Monitoring, Paradise Island, Bahamas — Developed and implemented environmental monitoring plan to maintain water quality standards during construction project. �IKWIAct Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. p. Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services 5 ILra�S Inc. Royal Island Marina Services, royal Island, Bahamas — Provided field services including topographic and hydrographic survey, sand borrow site jet probes, sand sample collection and sieve analysis and sediment depth jet probes of proposed ferry landing and harbor sites. Also assisted in design and client coordination. Confidential Client Survey Services, Long Island, Bahamas — Performed detailed hydrographic survey of shallow inland waters over a 10 -mile stretch of an area up to two miles wide. Developed maps for use in water quality and flushing models for possible development. Chalacatepec Development, Mexico - Provided site assessment and preliminary feasibility of coastal structures including inlet and jetty locations and oversight of topographical and bathymetric surveys. South Ocean, New Providence, Bahamas - Performed engineering feasibility analysis and report including: wind/wave analysis, hurricane/ storm surge study, alternate marina basin and entrance channel layouts and excavation quantities, cost estimates and recommendations. Rum_ Cay Marina_ Feasibility Study, Rum Cay, Bahamas — Performed feasibility study for client including site suitability, conceptual design, excavation and shore stabilization, cost estimates, alternate marina layouts and upland infrastructure needs. Roko Ki Environmental Studies, Macao, Dominican Republic — Provided field support for hydrographic monitoring studies which were used to design coastal structures and beaches. Mahogany Run Reverse Osmosis Pi eline St. Thomas. U.S.V.I. — Worked as part of a team rehabilitating the system from the plant itself to the offshore intake and brine discharge pipeline. This pipeline had been destroyed by storms three times in the last 10 years. Primarily responsible for designing an anchoring and armor system to provide long-term protection for the pipeline from the shoreline out 525 ft. into 30 ft. of water. Bimini Inlet Dredging, Bimini, Bahamas — Served as Owner's Quality Assurance representative. Performed reef and seagrass assessments along with and environmental and water quality monitoring. Provided oversight and inspections of channel dredging, construction of groins and beach fill. Performed onsite construction inspections, and coordinated with the contractor to develop solutions to onsite problems. Developed and help implement environmental protection measures. Scrub island Coral and Seagrass Restoration, BVI - The Scrub Island project called for a marina basin on the sheltered western shore of the island. The area being considered contained areas of seagrass and coral that would be impacted by the project. ATM's mitigation plan not only provided mitigation alternatives, but met the Government goals for the preservation of the natural resources. Part of the ATM project team that was able to mobilize and complete major portions of this mitigation project within six weeks of initial consultations and planning. Responsibilities included transplanting the most dense, viable seagrass beds to adjacent barren areas of similar depth and conditions as well as some offsite receiver areas; removal and relocation of the coral in the work footprint; Coral was removed carefully from the impacted areas and transported to nearby areas using existing and innovative techniques developed by the project team onsite. A special fast setting, non -separable concrete mortar mix developed by ATM staff was used to reattach the relocated corals to existing barren substrate, thus enhancing the habitat in those areas. More than 1,200 sq. meters of seagrass beds were successfully planted and approximately 1200 corals were successfully relocated and reattached. EI Morro Breakwater Damage Assessment, San Juan, Puerto Rico - Performed initial survey of breakwater damage, followed by design of repair. ©lin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. ^'. Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services Palm Beach County Artificial Reef Construction, Palm Beach County, FL - As project manager, was involved in project from bidding through completion. Project consisted of construction of several acres of artificial reef as mitigation for beach renourishment projects. Construction tasks included construction and installation of Tensar geogrid mattresses on a geogridlgeotextile base followed by limestone boulders. This project required use of a crane barge with tug as well as a concurrent landside operation to build the Tensar mattresses and supply the geotextiles and limestone. Ocean Outfall Modifications, Boca Raton, FL - Performed initial survey to identify areas of pipeline exposed by storm erosion. Responsible for inspection and approval of work for city engineer. Project consisted of placing articulated concrete mats on the existing ocean outfall pipeline. Project required the accurate underwater placement (six inch tolerance) of seven -ton concrete mats from offshore barge, loading and unloading of barges in an offshore environment, protection of sensitive marine communities during mooring operations and underwater construction, development of coral relocation techniques and diving operation for extended period in dynamic offshore conditions. South Lake Worth Inlet Feasibility Study, Palm Beach County, FL - ATM was awarded the contract to perform a fact finding and feasibility study to present the City of Boynton Beach with alternatives to improve Navigability, Public safety and water quality improvements. Responsibilities included site assessments, deployment of tide and current meters, research and interviews with waterfront users. The study findings were presented to the city and the public for feedback and incorporated these into a ranking matrix of alternatives. Martin_ County _DredginpProiects,_Martin, County, FL - Provided support to Martin County for several dredging projects including site assessments, feasibility studies sediment sampling and testing, permitting and construction contract administration. Boynton Marina Master Planning, Boynton Beach, FL - Provided site assessment and recommendations for maintenance, repair and future planning at the Boynton city marina. Cable Bahamas Coral Reef Assessment Surveys 2009-2005, Boca Raton, FL - These surveys included initial survey, reattachment of approximately 80 live corals that had been displaced by the cable and continued monitoring to document the condition of the resources. Twin Rivers Parks Shoreline Protection Program, Rocky Point, FL - Served as engineer's quality assurance representative, performed onsite construction inspections, coordinated with the contractor and owners representative to achieve project goals. TYCO Submarine Systems Limited TSSL Artificial Reef, 2001: Alcatel Artificial Reef Construction 2001 Cable Bahamas Artificial Reef Construction, 2001- Boca Raton, FL - These three projects were constructed as mitigation for cable damage to the reef. Each reef was precisely and separately constructed as part of a larger project and provided a corridor between two larger artificial reefs. Reverse Osmosis Ocean Outfall Installation -Hobe Sound FL - Performed various services for this project from bidding through completion. Project involved providing marine support for directional drilling and installation of a pipeline a half -mile offshore. Assisted with the environmental protection plan as well as with design and installation of a coffer cell offshore to contain bentonite drilling mud offshore, extract and contain the drilling mud on the barge. Provided dive support to survey, construct coffer cell and set pilings and supports for an offshore diffuser. Town of Palm Beach Public Safety Docks — Worked on design and planning for construction of dockage for police and fire/rescue. Developed layouts and detailed structural and infrastructure plans for construction. Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. y �ieR Consu sci"tlting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services :o�s. i,.. Seawall Inspections and Permitting, Longboat Key, FL - Provided permitting assistance and engineering services to support establishment of coastal construction line and owner renovations of beachfront property in Longboat Key. Coast Guard Station Fort Pierce Floating Dock, Ft. Pierce, FL — Project superintendent for coordination with Coast Guard security and administrative personnel, suppliers and subcontractors. Assembled and installed floating dock and associated hardware. Peanut Island Restoration Palm Beach County, FL - Served as project manager/superintendent from bidding through completion. This project involved construction of jetties and breakwaters, two small bridges, a large concrete pier, a floating dock and assorted other tasks. Coordinated with the USACE, Palm Beach County and the prime contractor on scheduling and environmental protection measures. The logistics of this island project were challenging. All equipment, materials and personnel had to be brought onsite by boat or barge. This technically and environmentally challenging project was completed on time. Anchor drag site, Dry Tortugas Marine Sanctuary- Provided dive support for caching and reattachment of corals displaced by a large ship anchor. St. Paul's School Shoreline Restoration, Largo FL - Served as project manager and superintendent for the restoration of a badly eroded shoreline in an environmentally sensitive area. Coordinated with state and local environmental agencies to develop a work plan and environmental protection plan. After shaping and stabilizing the shoreline with Armorflex mats, the area was filled with topsoil and the shoreline was planted with Spartina grass and mangroves and the upland planted with various native species. This project was completed ahead of time with all environmental protection measures in place during a period of record rainfall. Seagrass Restoration, Longboat Key, _FL — Served as project manager and superintendent working closely with state and local environmental agencies to designate the most productive donor and receiver sites. Designed, fabricated and utilized a new system for seagrass transplantation that proved to be extraordinarily successful. Emergency Ocean Outfall Repair, Hollywood, FL - Worked as a diver connecting articulated concrete erosion control mats together. Installed riprap and air release valves at manhole stations, laid out survey, supervised and executed installation of artificial reef as mitigation. Relocated corals within impact areas. Miami -Dade Central District Offshore Outfall Installation, Virginia Key, Miami, FL - Project consisted of installing 4400 feet of 124 -inch outfall pipe offshore of Virginia Key in Miami, FL. Duties included underwater surveying to identify seagrass and other environmentally important resources, diving support and assistance with administrative and land—based construction operations. Looe Key Reef Restoration, Florida Keys Marine Sanctuary FL - Participated in this high profile project from bidding through completion with primary responsibility for concrete production and barge operations as well as coral relocation. Project was featured in the August 1999 issue of Engineering News Record (ENR). The purpose of the project was to restore an area that had been damaged by the grounding of the Columbus Iselin, the University of Miami's research vessel. The area suffered not only destruction of the surface growth, but continued erosion due to fractures into the substrate of the reef. Boulders and 77 cubic yards of concrete were used to cap the area and provide a solid surface for new growth. Corals cached nearby were then transplanted back to the damaged area. The remote location, eight miles offshore, presented unique logistical challenges and required that a concrete batch plant be assembled on a barge and moored at the site for placement of a specialty non -separable underwater concrete. Miami Dade Ocean Outfall Repairs, FL - Responsibilities included planning and supervision of construction and dive operations including pipeline inspection, selection of mooring sites in sensitive reef ° Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. IH JWaPNf c Constdting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services C.ui ^.nS, IM1C. areas, placement of precast concrete erosion control mats, formulation, producing and placement of tremie concrete repairs, site location and installation of manta ray anchors. Environmental aspects of the project included removal and transplantation of corals in the work footprint Hangar AF Wharf Repair, NASA - Assisted in bidding, planning and purchasing. Developed and utilized specialty high strength concrete mixes for slabs, pilecaps and underwater tremie and pumping. Onsite duties included quality control and supervision of concrete work and grout injection. Elpis/Maitland Reef Restoration Prosect, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, 199.5 — Assisted in bidding, project planning and purchasing. Served as quality control representative to the USACE responsible for construction of concrete reef restoration modules. This was accomplished ahead of time and incorporated design changes which resulted in a more natural appearance. Responsible for final mix design and production of special tremie concrete, provided dive support for most operations on this project, operated crew boats and supervised surface supplied and scuba dive teams on project tasks. Sites were cleared of displaced and damaged corals which were cached nearby and subsequently reattached at the grounding locations. Delray Ocean Outfall Repairs, FL - Diving and surface support including locating and marking mooring locations in reef areas, relocation of corals in work area, placing precast concrete erosion control mats, barge mooring and pipeline repair. North Soca Reef Restoration, 1989- Provided 22 days of volunteer dive support for reattachment of hundreds of corals over a 3 month period. Received training from Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary staff in what was then a groundbreaking restoration technique. Worked in conjunction with Carman Vare, Palm beach ERM, Dr. Ray McAllister, FAU Dept. of Ocean Engineering, and Dr. Harold Hudson, FI. Keys National Marine Sanctuary. 'r Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Environmental and Mapping Services Sclutens, In:. COMPANY REFERENCES James N. Boink Jr. Associate Vice President Royal Caribbean Private Destinations (954) 225-5806 jboink@rccl.com Gary Snider President Fisher Island Community Association (305) 938-2944 gsnider@fisherislandfica.com James Gray, Jr. Senior Coastal Engineer Indian River County Coastal Engineering Division (772) 226-1344 Jgray@irc.gov Tim Blankenship, PE Senior Project Engineer Moffatt & Nichol (305) 873-3326 tblankenship@moffattnichol.com Jared Rackley Senior Project Manager Orion Marine Group, LLC (904) 868 9498 jrackley@orionmarinegroup.com Matt Shiring, PE Senior Project Manager Ebsary Foundation (305) 746-5244 Matt@ebsaryfoundationco.com Michael Pelczar Property Developer Flagstone Property Group (Island Gardens) (954) 253-5539 N##A www.OlinHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services Nyl-Itk,lnc CURRENT CLIENT LIST Current Projected workload: Royal Caribbean 1 week of field work possible this summer to find alternate sand source in Freeport. Proposal Stage Fisher Island Community Association 1x weekly inspection at Terminal Island Seawall Project currently under construction. Flagstone Property Group (Island Gardens) One remaining one day Multibeam Mitigation Artificial Reef survey is scheduled for the week of July 4, 2016. Anchor Bay Bulkhead Replacement 1x weekly inspection. Not yet under construction Recent Completed 2016 Project Client List; Moffatt & Nichol- Beach Surveys, Beach Cleanup Mitigation, Bulkhead Inspections Deering Bay Community Association- Marina Piling Replacement Project Kearns Construction — Multibeam Surveys and Crane Barge HYPACK Support Great Lakes Dredge and Dock — numerous Turbidity Monitoring Projects Town of Palm Beach — Turbidity Monitoring Consultant for Phipps Ocean Park Beach Nourishment Paccom — Numerous Survey Stakeout and As Built Jobs Shoreline Foundation — Coral Relocation, Environmental Mapping and Hydrographic Surveying Lennar Homes -- Dual Frequency Hydrographic Surveys of Lakes in Miami www.01inHydrographic.com U4, Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services yragrap is Solutions, Inc. Orion Marine Group — Hydrographic Survey, Shoreline RTK Survey and Magnetometer Survey Mississippi Sound. Also Multibeam Survey Port of Tampa United States Coast Guard Sector 7 — Coral relocation from the Miami Beach Terminal in support of Bulkhead Replacement Marin and Marin Construction -- Seawall Inspection Sunset Hammock Condo Association — Hydrographic Survey of Marina Basin and Vessel Mooring Analysis Bahamas Environmental Science and Technology Commision (BEST) — Environmentai mapping on Little Stirrup Cay �< www.OlinHydrographic.com V Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services Y rograp is solutions, Inc. 4 WK.IM�CR.EED ENGINEERS C S U R V E Y O R S P L A N N E R S June 25, 2016 Jane Hines, MMC City Clerk City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 RE: Request for Qualifications No. 16-06-01, Shoreline Surveying and Mapping Consulting Services Dear Ms. Hines: McKim & Creed wishes to make known our sincere interest in serving the City of Sunny Isles Beach (City) through the above -referenced contract as a subconsultant to Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. McKim & Creed offers the City a team of innovators equipped with the most advanced, state-of-the-art survey technology available. We possess extensive experience in hydrographic/topographic surveying for coastal monitoring, renourishment, and post -storm restoration. After Hurricane Sandy, our innovative use of aerial LiDAR and multibeam sonar for coastal mapping won the ACEC/NC Grand Award for Engineering Excellence in Surveying and Mapping Technology. Further, McKim & Creed is recognized as an industry leader in the use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS)—"drones"—for mapping purposes. We recently teamed with Esri and 3DR to complete a proof of concept event that tested the feasibility of using UAS to perform coastal surveys. Results demonstrated that, in the right conditions, UAS can outperform conventional services by producing a more detailed digital elevation model (DEM) more quickly and at a lower cost. The results will be presented at the 2016 Esri Imaging say Eo:t New York A�en a and Mapping Forum in San Diego, 5.0. 3 ENR Southeast magazine has named McKim & Creed—for the fourth time— the D a l a n d, F1 32724 #1 surveying and mapping firm in the Southeast. And with offices throughout the U.S.—including nine Florida offices—McKim & Creed possesses the resources to meet any scheduling demand set forth by the City. 386.873.4517 McKim & Creed understands the significance of healthy, maintained shorelines Fa, 386.873 4518 to the City of Sunny Isles Beach. The beach system is home to hundreds of plant www mckimcreed.com and animal species that rely on the beaches, dunes, and nearshore waters for all or part of their lives. The natural beauty attracts tourists and Florida residents all year-round, making the beaches a critical value to the City's economy. Further, the beach and dune system is our first line of defense against severe storm systems, as it provides a buffer between the storm waves and coastal development. Knowing the critical nature of this contract, we appreciate the opportunity to submit our qualifications to assist ©lin Hydrographic Solutions in serving the City. Sincerely, MCKIM & CREED, INC. Thomas M. Halstead, PSM Vice President Tyler P. Tracz, PSM Project Manager 4:24- � MCKQM&'REED Hydrographic Surveying McKim & Creed operates a fleet of survey vessels ranging in size from 27 ft. to 10 ft. McKim & Creed maintains excellent knowledge and experience in coastal hydrographic surveying for beach monitoring and renourishment. This image merges the data sets of bathymetric, aerial LiDAR and convention surveys. www.mckimcreed.com easuring and mapping navigable water bodies and their shorelines are essential to keeping coastal resources healthy, viable and safe. The hydrographic surveying experts at McKim & Creed employ the latest surveying and mapping equipment and technology to effectively complete any inshore or offshore assignment. Our wide-ranging vessels are equipped with the advanced hydrographic technologies required to monitor coastline erosion, measure for dredging projects, map underwater obstructions, or perform submerged construction. f T' ��r� .. ' oar•. i -o y . ON 4. WN ' 4 ft t Applications Include: 3-D Laser Scanning ALTA Surveys As -built Surveys Boundary and Topographic Surveys Cadastral Mapping Commercial Facility Layout Construction Layout Control Surveys Cross-sections and Profiles Deed Research Easement Location and Acquisition Engineering Design Surveys Golf Course Layout Hydrographic Surveying Lot Surveys Mobile Scanning Right-of-way Monumentation Route Location Surveys Staking Subdivision Layout Transmission Line Surveys Transportation Layout Vertical and Horizontal Control Volumetrics Wetland Delineation Work Plan and Profile Surveys 4. MCI(R4&CRE-- ED Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Services McKim & Creed's FAA Section 333 exemption/COA—and our fully licensed and insured pilots and certified operators enable us to deploy more than 1,200 different airframes into FAA -controlled airspace up to 400 feet above ground. Data collected via UAS can be delivered in almost any format. Colorized 3D model of beach from (JAS data. To learn more about our services, visit www.mckimcreed.com nmanned aerial systems (UAS) allow safe, accurate, cost-effective data collection in areas that are inaccessible to conventional surveying methods. When compared with manned flights, UAS is less limited by project size, more cost-effective, and less affected by weather conditions, yet unmanned flights achieve the same 5 -cm data accuracy. We can provide accurate, high-resolution 3D model of coastlines which can support planning, coastal engineering, disaster preparation and response. McKim & Creed has a Section 333 exemptionlUniversal Certificate of Authorization (COA) from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that allows us to safely and legally deploy more than 1,200 different airframes into FAA -controlled airspace up to 400 feet above ground. This gives our fully licensed and insured pilots and certified UAS operators the flexibility to adopt and operate the latest airframes and sensors to ensure we have the right UAS tool to meet our clients' specific needs. Our UAS data collection services are backed by market -leading processing and extraction technologies. These technologies allow for accurate data post -processing and calibration, effective classification and/or feature extraction, and deliverables in almost any format. Airborne LiDAR High-density LiDAR technology offers clients the benefits of fast, safe and accurate data. From wide -area mapping to detailed aerial surveys for routing and design, our remote sensing teams offer a complete collection of LiDAR mapping technologies. Services include LiDAR acquisition and processing, LiDAR classification and feature extraction, and DTM, DEM and planimetric and topographic mapping.. Final products are delivered in industry standard format, including AutoCAD, MieroStation, TopoDOT, CAiCE, PLS- CADD, Esri, and more. McKim & Creed owns and operates an impressive collection of acquisition platforms and sensors, including fixed wing and helicopter -based airborne LiDAR and high-resolution aerial photography using both RGB and infrared digital cameras. We can provide accurate, high-resolution 3D models of coastlines, which can support planning, coastal engineering, disaster preparation and response. All acquisition platforms are backed by market -leading processing and extraction software. Our remote sensing professionals are industry veterans with a solid understanding of geospatial techniques to deliver the best quality mapping products—on schedule. LiDAR point cloud colorized with RGB orthoimagery and simulated storm surge model www.mckimcreed.com ®, Tv1cKLV&CREED Airborne Mapping Capabilities cKim & Creed deploys a host of acquisition platforms and sensors for airborne LiDAR and high-resolution aerial photography using both RGB and infrared digital cameras. We routinely deploy these system across the United States for a wide variety of project applications, including route mapping, electric distribution and transmission lines, aerial topographic surveys for roadways, forestry, and snore. Paired with the firm's MoDaC Mobile Data Collection3, 3-D imaging and static laser scanning systems, McKim & Creed has positioned itself on the cutting edge of the geosnatics profession. McKim & Creed's Bell 206 Long Range Helicopter (Source 1 ) is equipped with a high-density Riegl 680i full waveform LiDAR system that can capture up to 266,000 measurements per second on the ground. The 680i has a high scan speed of up to 200 lines per second, and a 60' field of view. Source 1 also has a Trackair Midas digital camera system with two nadir non -metric cameras (one RGB and one IR) for ortho production. This Bell 206 Long Range Helicopter (Source 2) is equipped with a Riegl VQ 480 realtime waveform LiDAR system that can capture up to 150,000 measurements per second on the ground. Source 2 is equipped with a Visual Intelligence Iris One Infrastructure Mapping System camera system. The iOneTM has two nadir cameras, RGB and IR, that combine to make a 4 -band virtual frame, as well as forward and rear facing obliques. Source 2 also has a weather probe to measure weather data as it flies. www.mckimcreed.com �, MCKIM CREED McKim & Creed's MoDaC Mobile Data Collection system can be used on roadways, in the field, and on the wafer. MoDaC Mobile Data Collection® and Mobile Scanning ecause of its safety, quality, accuracy and efficiency, mobile scanning technology has revolutionized the way accurate pavement data is captured in the field for design purposes. MoDaC Mobile Data Collection@ is McKim & Creed's state-of-the-art mobile scanning system, and makes McKim & Creed one of the few firms on the East Coast and in Texas to offer turnkey mobile scanning services. Mobile scanning combines 3-D laser scanning, GPS, inertial measurement and video technologies. Multiple scanners are mounted on an SUV, a rail truck or a survey vessel. These scanners collect dense and accurate 360 -degree data while the vehicle travels at posted speeds. The data is used for design, modeling and simulation in 2-D, 3-D and 4-D formats. *� !" _ .: m Mobile scanning has a wide variety of applications, including beach erosion monitoring. www.mckimcreed.com '*!&_:N4C-KE\4&CREED Mobile scanning offers considerable benefits. It is more cost effective than many traditional surveying technologies. Data collection is much faster. Massive amounts of data can be collected while traveling at posted speeds, and surveyors can collect up to 400,000 points per second, as compared to one point every few seconds with traditional surveying. With fewer personnel working beside busy roadways, mobile scanning creates a safer job site. The likelihood of bad -weather delays is reduced due to shortened data collection time. Because the data is collected from a moving vehicle, mobile scanning does not impede traffic flow. And the dense data that is collected lends itself to future data extraction without additional field visits. MoDaC Mobile Data CollectionCR and Mobile Scanning From data collection ... to point cloud ... Pr A N l N' NadM i to CACI deliverable. www.mckimcreed.com �v I CKIM&CI EED MoDaC Mobile Data Collecrion®R and Mobile Scanning The two lidar sensor heads atop McKim & Creed's MODaC Mobile Data Collection system are capable of collecting survey -grade data at over 400,000 points per second. www.mckimcreed.com M 4�-4WcKIM&CREED MoDaC Mobile Data CollectionO and Mobile Scanning Shown above and below are scans of various intersections. For more information and to view of video of MoDaC Mobile Data Collection@ in action, visit www.mckimcreed.com and youtube.com/ mckimcreed. www.mckimcreecl.com M. MCKrM&CREED McKim & Creed Manpower Resources McKim & Creed is capable of meeting any project schedule set forth by the city. We maintain the resources and management techniques necessary to ensure that no city project is delayed by our cause. McKim & Creed has the following manpower resources to meet the city's needs: two hydrography crews, five land survey crews, one LiDAR crew and one UAS crew. McKim & Creed References FDOT District I Dan Rutkosky I Staff Surveyor PO Sox 1249 801 North Broadway Bartow, FL 33830 (863)519-2354 daniel.rutkosky@dot.state.fl.us USA CE NY District Reggie Smith I Civil Engineering Technician 26 Federal Plaza CENAN-CT New York, NY 10278 (917)790-6224 Reginald.Smith@usace.army.mii Bald Head Island Chris McCall I Asst. Village and Shoreline Protection Manager PO Box 3009 106 Light House Wynd Bald Head Island, NC 28461 (910)457-9700 cmccall@villagebhi.org www.mckimcreed.com MCKINI&CREED Fields of Specialization Summary yler frau, 'PSIV Geomatics Project Manager Project Management Mr. Tracz is an experienced professional possessing diverse surveying and mapping Hydrographic Surveying experience. Beginning as a seasonal rodman at age 14, he chose surveying as his profession. Mr. Traci possesses extensive hydrographic survey experience in coastal Topographic Surveying and inland waters. He has completed hydrographic/topographic surveys for various UAS-based Mapping federal, state, and local governments throughout Florida. He has received advanced training in multibeam sonar, and is a Hypack/Hysweep Certified Hydrographer. Mr. Boundary Surveying Tracz is further involved with McKim & Creed's work with unmanned aerial Subsurface Utility Engineering systems (UAS), and has recently competed graduate coursework and original research in UAS-based mapping. Education Selected Project Experience B.5., Geomatics, University of Florida USACE Jacksonville District, Shore Protection Project, North Miami Beach, Graduate Studies, Mapping with UAS, Miami -Dade County, FL: Mr. Tracz was the hydrographic surveyor for this shore University of Florida protection project. A hydrographic and topographic survey was completed of approximately one mile of shoreline. Tasks included the survey of an offshore A.A., University of Central Florida borrow area and transects of beach profile lines. Professional Licensure USACE Jacksonville District, Pompano Beach Hydrographic/Topographic Survey, Broward County, FL: Mr. Tracz was the hydrographic surveyor for the survey of PSM / FL / LS6962 beach profile lines along six miles of coastline. Profile lines extended 3,000 feet from the landward limits of the beach into the Atlantic Ocean. RTK GPS was utilized for Certificationshorizontal and vertical positioning of the survey vessel and a motion reference unit was utilized to correct for heave, pitch, and roll. Hypack/Hysweep Certified USACE Jacksonville District, Fort Pierce Beach Hydrographic/Topographic Hydrographer Survey, St. Lucie County, FL: Mr. Tracz was the hydrographic surveyor for the survey of beach profile lines that extended 3,000 feet from the landward limits of the beach into the Atlantic Ocean. RTK GPS was utilized for horizontal and vertical positioning of the survey vessel and a motion reference unit was utilized to correct for heave, pitch, and roll. USACE Jacksonville District, Lee County Beach Monitoring, Lee County, FL: Mr. Tracz was the hydrographic survey manager for this hydrographic/topographic survey which included beach profile lines being surveyed from the landside edge of the beach and extending 3,000 feet into the Gulf of Mexico. An offshore borrow area was also surveyed. NAVFAC Southeast, Multibeam Survey for UEMMS Upgrade, Duval County, FL: Mr. Tracz was the hydrographic surveyor performing data collection, processing, and analysis on this multibeam survey of the Mayport Naval Station ship channel, www.mckimcreed.com 16. MCKM&CREED near the mouth of the St. Johns River. Project supported the construction upgrades of an existing degaussing range. USACE Jacksonville District, Site Z Impoundment Levee As-builts, Palm Beach County, FL: Mr. Tracz was the field supervisor and crew chief for the ongoing survey services including as -built surveys at multiple levels of levee construction. Services also included rapid response hydrographic surveys after the failure of a major retaining wall. USACE Jacksonville District, Fernandina Beach Hydrographic/Topographic Survey, Nassau County, FL: Mr. Tracz was the hydrographic crew chief for the survey of beach profile lines that extended 3,000 feet from the landward limits of the beach into the Atlantic Ocean. RTK GPS was utilized for horizontal and vertical positioning of the survey vessel and a motion reference unit was utilized to correct for heave, pitch, and roll. SWFWMD, Lake Panasoffkee Bathymetric Mapping Project, Sumter County, FL: Mr. Tracz was the hydrographic surveyor for the survey of this 3,200 -acre lake and surrounding creeks. The lake's shallow depth and extreme amounts of vegetation made conventional processing methods impossible. Each survey line was analyzed individually and manually digitized. SWFWMD, Lake Lowery Hydrographic and Topographic Data Collection and Minimum Flows and Levels, Polk County, FL: Mr. Tracz processed/analyzed hydrographic data for the complete hydrographic survey of this lake near Haines City. Dense vegetation and sediment on the lake bottom required the use of conventional soundings to carefully calibrate and digitize the sonar data. A combination of electronic and manual depth measurements were used to produce the survey. USACE Jacksonville District, U.S. Coast Guard River Channel Surveys, Dixie, Taylor, levy, & Citrus Counties, FL: As the hydrographic crew chief for the single - beam hydrographic surveys, Mr. Tracz performed surveys of six river channels: Steinhatchee River, Withlacoochee River, Homosassa River, Cedar Keys Harbor, Crystal River, and Keaton Beach. Channel centerlines and edges were surveyed with a dual frequency transducer. The length of lines surveyed totaled approximately 80 miles. JEA (formerly Jacksonville Electric Authority), Total Water Management flan, Duval County. FL: Mr. Tracz was the field supervisor and crew chief on hydrographic portions (Segment 2) of this project, which supported the design -build of a new eight -mile water line. Segment 2 involved the installation of 6,200 feet of 36 - inch pipe—by directional drill—under the St. Johns River, south of the Mathews Bridge. USACE Jacksonville District, Milepoint Hydrographic/Topographic Survey, Duval County, FL: Mr. Tracz was the hydrographic crew chief for this hydrographic/topographic survey of the Milepoint area at the confluence of the St. Johns River and the Intracoastal Waterway. www.mckirricreed.com MCMM&CREED Fields of Specialization UAS Mapping LiDAR Photogrammetry Quality Control Geographic Information Technology Education M.A., Geographic Information, Northwestern University Professional Licensure Certified Photogrammetrist, ASPRS Christian Stallings, CP UAS & Aerial LiDAR Specialist Summary Mr. Stallings is a forward -thinking and inventive problem solver who has extensive knowledge of remote sensing collection requirements and how to tailor solutions to meet client needs. He holds a master's in geographic information technology and a graduate certificate in remote sensing from Northwestern University, and an extensive instruction in advanced LiDAR data processing and advanced production workflow from Penn State. Mr. Stallings was instrumental in the development of a successful aerial acquisitions department for a national surveying and mapping firm, and is responsible for overseeing LiDAR production operations. This includes training staff on all aspects of LiDAR flight operations, flight planning, calibration and production, and personally leading process improvements and quality assurance. Mr. Stallings' responsibilities include technical oversight and management of data acquisition and processing phases, as well as management of all QC processes associated with acquisition and production. Having presented at various professional conferences and webinars, Mr. Stallings is also an industry - recognized expert in the use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for surveying and mapping. Selected Project Experience Sea Bright to Manasquan PS Survey, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - New York District, Sea Bright, NJ: A combination of data collection methods and diverse remote sensing technologies were used to conduct existing condition beach and groin surveys along a four -mile stretch of beach devastated by Hurricane Sandy. By blending conventional, hydrographic and airborne LiDAR techniques, McKim & Creed mapped 145 beach profiles and performed detailed topographic surveys above and below the water surface for 29 stone groins and revetments. This project supports the repair and restoration of the largest beachfill project ever, by volume, and helps USACE return the beaches to their pre -storm condition and restore them to their full, original design level of protection. McKim & Creed and The New York District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers received the Grand Engineering Excellence Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies of North Carolina (ACEC/NC) for their work on this project. Distribution System Vegetation Management Study, Florida Power & Light (FPL), Miami -Dade and Putnam Counties, FL: Mr. Stallings served as survey project manager for conducting an herbicide LiDAR survey project. This project consisted of collecting, processing and analyzing aerial LiDAR and imagery to determine areas where herbicide application is required within various transmission line corridors. Florida Power & Light 1,694 miles, Florida Power & Light (FP&L), Eastern Coast Line, FL: McKim & Creed provided aerial LiDAR services for this project. Staff www,mckimcreed.com a XICMM&CREED collected high-density LiDAR and oblique/ortho imagery for approximately 1,600 miles of transmission lines to support a Florida Power & Light NERC program. LiDAR, oblique and ortho imagery data was then processed to produce PLS CAD models for analysis and reporting. Distribution System Vegetation Management Study, Duke Energy, Wakulla and Hillsborough Counties, FL: Mr. Stallings served as survey project manager for conducting an herbicide LiDAR survey project for Duke Energy. This project consisted of collecting, processing and analyzing aerial LiDAR and imagery to determine areas where herbicide application is required within various transmission line corridors. Landfill UAS Flight, Garrett & Moore, Inc., Raleigh, NC: Mr. Stallings conducted the UAS data collection, created the point cloud using dense image matching, produced an ortho photograh and created several derivative products. Gulf Intracoastal Waterway LiDAR Mapping and DTM, AECOM, Galveston, TX: Mr. Stallings served as photogrammetric technician. Scope included a LiDAR survey data of thirty-two placement areas at various locations along the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway in Texas. Hydrographic single beam and topographic survey data of five placement areas was collected and merged with the LIDAR survey data. The USACE Galveston District will utilize the survey data to determine the current topography and dredge material capacity of each placement area. This data will be used in the development of a Dredged Material Management Plan (DMMP) for the GIWW High Island to Brazos River project area. LiDAR and Orthophotography, Ayres Associates, Inc., Boulder, CO: Mr. Stallings served as survey project manager. LiDAR mapping services and digital color orthophotography were provided for approximately 138.3 square miles for the City of Boulder, CO. This data will be used in future floodplain and mitigation studies, vegetation and canopy analysis and urban planning studies. Roxboro Plant Aerial/Ground Surveys, Duke Energy, Semora, NC: McKim & Creed performed a topographic survey of approximately 400 acres at the Roxboro Duke Energy Plant. The topographic limits were on the northeast side of the plant. Aerial LiDAR and conventional surveying methods were used in this survey. 4,458 Square Miles of LiDAR Mapping in North Texas, Texas Water Development Board, Various Counties, TX: Mr. Stallings was a survey project manager for this project. Scope included airborne LiDAR acquisition and mapping for more than 4,400 square miles of North Texas, and included the development of raw point clouds, classified point clouds, DEMs, intensity images, and hydro -flattening breaklines to FEMA and USES specifications. Data produced by this project was part of the ongoing data collection by the State of Texas to support the mapping and modeling of flood plains, hydrography and terrain. Additional stakeholders in this project include the U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and the San Antonio River Authority (SARA.). www.mckimcreed.com MCI<n4&CREED Fields of Specialization LiDAR Mission Planning Post Processing, Correction and Extraction Mobile and Static LiDAR Collection and Processing CADD and Engineering Applications Education Certification, Computer Engineering Technology, Cape Fear Community College Certification, Engineering Drafting, Hazard State Tech Certification, AutoCAD Computer Graphics, University of Kentucky A.S., Computer Networking, Daytona State College Timothy Grigsby Mobile LiDAR Specialist Summary Mr. Grigsby has been with McKim & Creed for 27 years. He serves as a static and mobile LiDAR specialist supporting surveying and engineering services throughout the company. He has managed several static and mobile LiDAR projects throughout the state of Florida. This experience, combined with his extensive knowledge of surveying technology and CAD software, make Mr. Grigsby a diverse asset to the McKim & Creed and to clients. As a geornatics application specialist, he specializes in software applications including CAiCE, Microstation, TerraScan, AutoCAD Civil 3D, Cyclone and TopoDOT, used to collect, process, model and map data from static and mobile LiDAR data. Selected Project Experience Dolphin Expressway Interchange Improvements, T.Y. Lin International, Miami, FL: McKim & Creed provided mobile data collection technology system (MoDAC) and conventional survey services to collect topographic data for the 836/Dolphin Expressway Widening from NW 57th Ave to NW 17th Ave project in Miami, FL. The preliminary task performed by McKim & Creed involved mobile scanning of approximately 300-500 feet for the purpose of roadway to bridge clearance calculations for the following intersection and side roads. The field team completed research and prepared materials necessary for the successful execution of the Mobile LiDAR mission. This included route and safety planning, GPS/data acquisition scheduling, weather reports, and site terrain research. The McKim & Creed team used the mobile scanning data to create project control point coordination and mobile LiDAR targets through topographic mapping. FDOT District 3, SR 30 (US 98A/Front Beach Rd) SR 30 A to SR 79 ( 42694913201), Palmer Engineering Company, Inc., Bay County, FL: Mr. Grigsby served as information systems design application manager for this project which provided Mobile LiDAR services. The deliverable for this project was a 120 -foot wide corridor of design survey compliant with FDOT, CAiCE and Microstation standards. The design survey database was collected in less than four hours and was delivered in. one month from the time that feature extraction was started. Features in 3D such as pavement, curbing, ground breaklines, along with ground points at a 5 -foot interval were extracted to create a highly accurate DTM. Additionally, 2D features such as overhead lines, above ground utilities and buildings were extracted for planimetric proposes. Volusia County Veterans Bridge Replacement Project Surveying Support, Parsons Brinckerhoff, Daytona Beach, FL: McKim & Creed provided surveying and mapping services, including bathymetric survey services, associated with the final www.mckimcreed.com MC.KIM&CREED design and engineering services for Volusia County/FDOT District 5. McKim & Creed began this project with a research phase in order to sort through the large number of deeds, leases, and agreements concerning the right-of-way. McKim & Creed continued with the topographic survey and bathymetric survey of the Halifax River. Hydrographic survey crews utilized a 10 -foot Zego boat with a 25 horsepower engine as a platform to the bottom of the Halifax River on a 25 -foot grid. McKim & Creed prepared a specific purpose survey of the corridor including determining, setting, and referencing the alignment, along with setting monumentation along the right-of-way. Daytona International Speedway Laser Scan, HNTB Corporation, Daytona Beach, FL: As LiDAR project manager, Mr. Grigsby was responsible for overseeing laser scanning of Daytona International speedway, including its main line track, pit road and turn 4 tunnels. Ground truthing points were surveyed using conventional methods and tied to survey controls. Mobile LIDAR shots were then collected. Main line track data was collected in three runs from the apron, pit road data was collected in two runs, and Turn 4 tunnel data was collected in one pass per tunnel. Still images were then compiled, geometrically corrected and scanned into the project coordinate system. The scan data was transformed to State Plane Coordinates to match the track survey control and vertical datum. Design -Build Services for SR 836 Operational, Capacity and Interchange Improvements, Odebrecht Construction, Inc., Daytona, FL: McKim & Creed used mobile collection system, MoDAC, and conventional field GPS collection to quickly collect a large amount of GIS asset data for the 836/Dolphin Expressway widening from NW 57th Ave to NW 17th Ave project FDOT District 1 I-75/SR 9551, Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc. (RS&H), Naples, FL: McKim & Creed provided survey services for the interchange improvements for both the 1-75 and SR 951 in Collier County. The project consisted of a topographic survey, control survey map through the design survey limits, and terrestrial mobile LiDAR. FDOT District 2, Mobile Scanning Projects, Southeastern Surveying & Mapping Corporation, Various Locations, FL:FDOT District 2, Mobile LiDAR Data Collection, Southeastern Surveying & Mapping, Corp., Duval County, FL: McKim & Creed conducted a mobile LiDAR survey of SR 202/JT13 Bridge and I-295 (SR 9A) Dames Point Bridge in Duval County for two miles. Utilizing the LiDAR data, McKim & Creed was able to extract survey break lines for the bridge deck and barrier walls and create a DTM surface of the roadway. Surface cross slope and longitudinal slopes were analyzed to identify irregularities and problem areas of the bridge deck. FDOT District 5, SR 40 from CR 314 to CR 314A, Kisinger Campo and Associates, Corporation, Ocala, FL: Mr. Grigsby served as information systems design application manager for this project which provided design surveying and MODaC® Mobile Scanning services for this project that entailed the widening and rehabilitation of SR 40 from east of CR 314 to east of CR 314A in Marion County. The project consisted of approximately six miles of design survey database. www.mckimcreed.com MCKIM&CREED www.mckimcreed-com NON -COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT I I� City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue j `p R�9 4°`P Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 w sua ^ V Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 945-3113 STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF Miami -Dade) The undersigned being first duly sworn as provided by law, deposes, and says. This Affidavit is made with the knowledge and intent that it is to be filed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach City Commission and that it will be relied upon by said County, in any consideration which may give to and any action it may take with respect to this Bid. The undersigned is authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of, Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. (name of Corporation, Partnership, individual, etc.) a Surveying & Engineering , formed under the laws of a lo,,Ida (Type of Business) (Stat=) of which he is President (Sole Owner, Partner, President, etc.) Neither the undersigned nor any person, firm, or corporation named in above Paragraph 10.2, nor anyone else to the knowledge of the undersigned, have themselves solicited or employed anyone else to solicit favorable action for this Bid by the City, also that no head of any department or employee therein, or any officer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida is directly interested therein. This Bid is genuine and not collusive or 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 fax 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. David 01irl -)A, AFFIANT'S NAME President AFFIANT'S TITLE, � G TAKEN, SWOR�ND SIJESCl2lBED TO BEFORE h7E th"s5�•� day of i�" 20JL I w or Produced Identification Personally Known Type of identifications (Affix seal M n =Moore e of Florida NOTARY PUBLIC (name pri ed or typed) E 63196116 McEMBER 28, 2010 '1 of 7 PUBLIC EN'T'ITY CRIMES City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0605 Fax: (305) 949-31 *13 SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(x) 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 she 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_ David Chin for Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. [print name of entity submtting sworn statement] whose business address is: 2000 Calusa St, Miami, Florida, 33133 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is 20-1024243 (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement:N/A } 11.2. 1 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, includina, 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, fraua, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 11.3. 1 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. 1 understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(a), Florida Statutes, means: a.) predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or b.) Any entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers, directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in the management of an affiliate. The ownership by one person of shares constituting a controlling interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair DECEMBER 23, 2010 2 of 7 market value under an arm's length agreement, shall be a prime facie case that one person controls another person. A person who knowingly enters into a joint venture with a person who has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate. 11.5. f understand that a "person" as defined in Para. 287.133(1)(e), Florida Statutes, means any natural person or entity organized under the laws of any state or of the United States with the legal power to enter into a binding Contract and which Bids or applies to Bid on Contracts for the provision of goods or services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public entity. The term "persons" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity. 11.6. Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity submitting this sworn statement. (Indicate which statement applies.) Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of it's officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, nor any affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1939. The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the managenoent of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. However, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing Officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer determined that it was not in the public interest to place the entity submitting this sworn statement on the convicted vendor list. (Attach a copy of the final order.) I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE) ABOVE IS FOR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND, THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FILED, I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ENTITY PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOLD AMOUNT PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF ANY, CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. By: (Signature) (Printed Name) (Title) Sworn to an subscribed before me this day off 20l , by �" ,L/ EF Y.�PIotary Public Stata of Floridataniey Moore Si n tune: ota Rublic — S to of FIor9 a y Commission EE 831981 ixpims0 812016 Prin or Type Com ISSlonedName Personally Known OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced _nL�%�c�= 1011998 3 of 7 EOUA]L OPPORTUNITY / AFFIRMATIVE ACTION City of Sunny Isles Beach '18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33164 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax; (305) 949-3113 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AIFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and practices of equal opportunity in employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of federal, state, and local laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national region, sex, age, handicap, marital status, and political affiliation or belief. Signed: od 0L Title: Pr' c 7' j `r` l Firm: Address: aIo 0 Ck 1=L 3-�1-5"3 DECEMBER 28, 2010 4 of 7 \n CONFLICT OF INTEREST U� I= City of Sunny Isles Beach 16070 Collins Avenue v"Lo Q +4 Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 er�Y OF S , ",,o Telephone' (305) 947-0606 Fax' {345} 949-3113 CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT The award of any contract hereunder is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida State Statutes. Proposers must disclose with their Bids, the name of any officer, director, partner, associate or agent who is also an officer or employee of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its agencies. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF Miami -Dade BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared David Olin deposes, and states: who was duiy sworn, 18.1. 1 am the President of Olin Hydrographic SolUtions, InC. with a local office in jdjami-Dade Collnty and principal office in Miami Dade County R F Q-16-06-01-0-2016Im b 13.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid, No. described as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this Affidavit based upon his oven knowledge. 18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above named entity has no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project. 18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the entity's submittal for the above Bid. This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and execution of the Contract for this project. 18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from participation in contract letting by any local, State, or Federal Agency. 18.6 Neither the entity, nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any other clients, contracts, or property interests for this project. 18.71 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.8 1 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.5 In the event that a conflict of interest is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will immediately notify the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Datday of ®� f� 7,�� f �d _ 120 I r t rJ, AFFIANT Print or Type Name and Title Sworn to and subscribed before me thi/� day ofi°�� %� 2014 Personally Known OR Produced Identification ; Type of IdejAfication NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA #0 P11� `n Notary Public State of Florida Stanley Moore My Commission EE 631961 orrkp� Expires 09/2812016 DECEMBER 28, 2010 5 of 7 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE City of Sunny isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Fl- 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE FORM Answer the following questions by placing a "X" after "Yes" or "Ido". If you answer "Yes", please explain in the space provided, or on a separate sheet attached to this form. 19.1. Has your firm or any of its officers, received a reprimand of any nature or been suspended by the Department of Professional Regulations or any other regulatory agency or professional associations within the last five (5) years? YES NO X 19.2. Has your firm, or any member of your firm, been declared in default, terminated or removed from a contract or job related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business within the last five (5) years? YES NO X 19.3. Has your firm had against it or filed any requests for equitable adjustment, contract claims, Bid protests, or litigation in the past five (5) years that is related to the services your firm provides in the regular course of business? YES NO X If yes, state the nature of the request for equitable adjustment, contract claim, litigation, or protest, and state a brief description of the case, the outcome or status of the suit and the monetary amounts of extended contract time involved. I hereby certify that all statements made are true and agree and understand that any misstatement or misrepresentation of falsification of facts shall be cause for forfeiture of rights for further consideration of this Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Firm ^V) Authorized Signature 6--ZY-/6 Date Print or Type Name and fitle DECEMBER 28, 2010 6 Of 7 4 ,t4 H Yry � S;.`°.r` of , V� ilI .1 rf• tiF 7'.i l.o Suri STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF Miatni-Dade ANTI -KICKBACK City of Sunny isles Beach 8070 Collins Avenue Sunni lsles Beach, FL 33,160 Telaphcne; (305) 947-0608 Fax (305) 949-3113 ANTI -KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT I, the undersigned, hereby duly sworn and deposed say that no portion of this sum herein Bid will be paid to any employees of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its elected officials as a commission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly by me or any member of my firm or by an officer of the corporation. The foregoing ,tl= of11 erson], as _ x`911 'e -I f/V o � fl) executed]" B;91)() Title: instrument was acknowledg 20/yz, by . Z 1%/Q Li AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE: E otary Public State of Florida tantey Moose ly Commission EE 631961 xp+res49128120i6 t� before me this day of % [name [name of party on _ [type of authority], for behalf of whom instrument was Naotary Public —State of Florida Print or Type C missioned Nrt Personally Knoivn _ OR Produced Ide7fic,ation Type of Identification Producedt/ DECEMBER 26, 2010 7 of 7 Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. Consulting Engineering, Surveying and Mapping and Environmental Services 2900 Calusa st, Coconut Grove FL 33133 Phone 1 (305) 619 2800; Fax (305) 860 4411 www.olinhydrographic.com Jane Hines, MMC City Clerk City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, Fl 33160 Tel 350-792-1811 www.sibfl.net June 27, 2016 RE: Shoreline Surveying and Mapping Consulting Services - RFQ-16-06-01-0- 2016/mb Dear Committee Member: Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. (OHS) is pleased to present our submittal for your Request for Qualifications - RFQ-16-06-01-0-2016/mb. We are very proud of the team we have assembled. The team consists of ohs as the local prime and McKim & Creed as our subconsultant. OHS is a local miami based sbe certified survey, coastal engineering and permitting firm whose principals have surveyed the beaches of miami beach including sunny isles for the last 19 years. We specialize in shoreline investigations with specific expertise in beach re-nourishment and the mitigation of storm damage. Rather than utilize minimally trained survey equipment operators in the field to maximize profits, all OHS’ beach survey teams are led by a professional coastal engineer with a master’s degree. This added expertise includes successful FEMA funding projects with the Village of Key Biscayne and Town of Hillsboro/ City of Deerfield Beach. We also have a dedicated coastal permitting department with in house legal counsel. OHS offers all of the benefits in dealing with a small firm – accessible owners that attend all meetings, negligible overhead so tax $ value is maximized, and the constant drive to perform and succeed. By continuing a strategic partnership with Mckim & Creed, the most well respected and largest national survey and engineering firm in the country, OHS is able to offer the personalized service only a small firm can provide and McKim and Creed are able to bring to the table virtually unlimited field crews if ever needed and hands down the most cutting edge survey technology in use today. After Hurricane Sandy, McKim & Creed’s use of aerial LIDAR and multibeam sonar for coastal mapping just won the ACEC/ NC grand award for engineering excellence in surveying and mapping technology!. Our specific shoreline mapping and analysis experience both locally, nationally and internationally assures our clients of a professional, punctual and accurate service. As you review our resumes, references, past projects and expertise, we are confident that our experience and proven track record will reflect the core principles of our company; • Commitment to exceeding client expectations. • Attention to detail. • Continuous open communication channels. • Achieve results in challenging environments where others fall short. • Remain at the forefront of new technology to provide maximum efficiency and value to our clients. • Maintain lasting relationships. These principal qualities were sought to attract and hand-pick talented professionals with proven capability, and as a result have demonstrated commitment to completing outstanding projects for our clients. All of the team members have proven experience working hand in hand alongside local municipality staff and we have seen firsthand the shortcomings of larger surveying firms trying to juggle the needs of several municipalities at once while their staff is overextended. Our team has the availability and staff to make The City of Sunny Isles our number one client and provide exceptional service as we are not currently contracted with any other city or municipality. Further, the staff that will be performing the surveys and working with the county on this project are the owners of the company themselves. Lastly Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. has a 12 year record of satisfied clients having never had litigation, a claim or dispute brought against it, always ensuring a superior work product and doing whatever is needed to finish on time as promised regardless of profitability. W e pride ourselves on our outstanding reputation and performance and will gladly match our track record, service and commitment to that of any of our competitors. We thank you for the opportunity to present our team’s qualifications and expertise. Please contact me or one of my listed colleagues concerning any matter regarding this proposal (305) 619 2800. Sincerely, OLIN HYDROGRAPHIC SOLUTIONS, INC. David Olin, P.E. President James N. Boink Jr. Associate Vice President Royal Caribbean Private Destinations (954) 225-5806 jboink@rccl.com Gary Snider President Fisher Island Community Association (305) 938-2944 gsnider@fisherislandfica.com James Gray, Jr. Senior Coastal Engineer Indian River County Coastal Engineering Division (772) 226-1344 Jgray@irc.gov Tim Blankenship, PE Senior Project Engineer Moffatt & Nichol (305) 873-3326 tblankenship@moffattnichol.com Jared Rackley Senior Project Manager Orion Marine Group, LLC (904) 868 9498 jrackley@orionmarinegroup.com Matt Shiring, PE Senior Project Manager Ebsary Foundation (305) 746-5244 Matt@ebsaryfoundationco.com Michael Pelczar Property Developer Flagstone Property Group (Island Gardens) (954) 253-5539 www.OlinHydrographic.com Consulting Engineering, Environmental, and Mapping Services C O M P A N Y R E F E R E N C E S June 25, 2016 Jane Hines, MMC City Clerk City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 RE: Request for Qualifications No. 16-06-01, Shoreline Surveying and Mapping Consulting Services Dear Ms. Hines: McKim & Creed wishes to make known our sincere interest in serving the City of Sunny Isles Beach (City) through the above-referenced contract as a subconsultant to Olin Hydrographic Solutions, Inc. McKim & Creed offers the City a team of innovators equipped with the most advanced, state-of-the-art survey technology available. We possess extensive experience in hydrographic/topographic surveying for coastal monitoring, renourishment, and post-storm restoration. After Hurricane Sandy, our innovative use of aerial LiDAR and multibeam sonar for coastal mapping won the ACEC/NC Grand Award for Engineering Excellence in Surveying and Mapping Technology. Further, McKim & Creed is recognized as an industry leader in the use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS)—“drones”—for mapping purposes. We recently teamed with Esri and 3DR to complete a proof of concept event that tested the feasibility of using UAS to perform coastal surveys. Results demonstrated that, in the right conditions, UAS can outperform conventional services by producing a more detailed digital elevation model (DEM) more quickly and at a lower cost. The results will be presented at the 2016 Esri Imaging and Mapping Forum in San Diego. ENR Southeast magazine has named McKim & Creed—for the fourth time— the #1 surveying and mapping firm in the Southeast. And with offices throughout the U.S.—including nine Florida offices—McKim & Creed possesses the resources to meet any scheduling demand set forth by the City. McKim & Creed understands the significance of healthy, maintained shorelines to the City of Sunny Isles Beach. The beach system is home to hundreds of plant and animal species that rely on the beaches, dunes, and nearshore waters for all or part of their lives. The natural beauty attracts tourists and Florida residents all year-round, making the beaches a critical value to the City’s economy. Further, the beach and dune system is our first line of defense against severe storm systems, as it provides a buffer between the storm waves and coastal development. Knowing the critical nature of this contract, we appreciate the opportunity to submit our qualifications to assist Olin Hydrographic Solutions in serving the City. Sincerely, McKIM & CREED, INC. Thomas M. Halstead, PSM Tyler P. Tracz, PSM Vice President Project Manager • Federal Dredge-Fill permits • Dune/Native Vegetation Permits • Stormwater Management Permits • Environmental Resource Permits • Mangrove & Tree Permits • FEMA Consultation & Variance Authorizations • Joint Coastal Construction Permits • Marine Turtle Lighting Authorizations • State Lands Authorizations Our company has over 20 years of combined experience in environmental regulatory permitting and planning in the coastal and marine sectors. We have helped clients realize their vision by providing cost-effective solutions in the design and permitting of new and existing ports and marinas, beach renourishment projects, dredging and/or excavations, and coastal structures for both private and public clients. Our team is dedicated to serving clients with a multi-disciplined approach, while ensuring personalized service. Working with federal, state and local agencies, we will oversee the project from conceptualization to permitting, and beyond to monitoring and mitigation. Our company offers creative and innovative approaches to address even the most challenging environmental constraints and permitting challenges. We combine expertise in design with a full range of environmental, coastal and structural engineering services. All our design approaches comply with the most up-to-date regulatory permitting requirements, while continuing to meet, and even exceed, the client’s objectives. Our extensive scientific, engineering, and legal knowledge, as well as excellent working relationships with the staff at federal, state, county, and local regulatory agencies, aids us in expediting the processing of all required permits in record time with optimal results. 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