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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCurtis & RogersSUBMITTAL FOR: City of Sunny Isle I RFQ 16-06-02 EANDSCAPE AKCHITECT SERVICES ELI lam— iZI July 15, 20 16 c� SUBMITTED BY: CURTIS -� KUVERS DESIGM 51 UDIU `(Ti of sun COVED PAGE Landscape Architect semces RrQ aa -06-02 Legal Name of Firm DBA, If any N/A FEIN 65-0294753 Mallin Address 7520 S. Red Road, Suite M City, Smte, Zlp Code Miami. , Florida 33143 Contact Name Aida M. Curtis i ide President Contact Email Address aicLa@curtisrogers.com Contact Telephone Number 305 442 1774 i. i hereby certify that I am authorized to act un oenalf vf the Firm and that all statements made In this document are true and caMM m the ME of my UMIedge. 2. By submitting a proposal, the Firm certifies that the Firm has fully read and understands the RFQ and has full knuwledge of the stype, nature and quality of work to be performed. s. rirm undeRMnds and agrees to be bound by the conditions In the x,licitation ana spall conform to all the requirements. 4. Firm proposes and agrees, if this submission Is accepted, to enter into an agreement with the City of Sunny Ista Beach to perfufisi and fumtsh landscape architect services. Auftiizee slgnatu,r- 5��A Print Name &Ida m. Cum t i s Title President Date U !/1L/LO16 City of Sunny Isles Beach 1 Request for dualifications No. 16-06-02 [ table of contents ] 01 Minimum Requirements 2.4.1 Cit-enSes -r Authorization 2.4.2 -State of Florida Reyistration '00 2.4.3 Cist of Experience 2.4.4 Client RCfcrences UZ I Additional Requirements 1. BacRground + Rktery - Curtis -►- Roger5 - Coastal systems International - Cisa Hammer Hurtit-ulturalist 2. Urganizatiunal Chart 3. Standard 330 Form 4. Minority/Wcjmen (M/WBE) CCrtifii-ation 03 1 Attachments 1. Addenda Acknuwledgment Furm 2. ivun-Collusion Affidavit 3. Pudlic Entity Crimes 4. Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action -Statement -S. Conflict of Interest Statement 6. Dispute Disclosure Form 7. Anti-RicREack Atfidavit CURTIS . , DESIGN STUDIO, lNC [ minimum requirements ] 01 1 Minimum Requirements 2.4.1 Menses -+- Authorization 1.4.2 -state of Florida Registration 2.4.3 Cist ut Experience 2.4.4 Client RCft renes CON] IS ROGERS DESIGN STUDIO, INC Curtis + Rogers uesiyn Studio CH Liuei :>es 1U 16 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIVIME REvWXiioN nvARu Or CRRuaCAre AKCRiTEO7t1RE , [Ct:000z3l ,x � z���y i ne CRRusCAPE ARCHITECT BUSINESS 1 J Named balW. HAS REGISTERED•° Under —provisions or C1lapter u81 FS Ex,lation date NOV 30, 2017 i <w CURTIS & ROGERS DESIGN STUDIO 7520 S RED ROAD STE M s00 i n F-&wl FL aa143 ISSUED ..r.w.-M5 DISPLAY AS REQuIReu BY LAW bt0s L1511180000906 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMER i Ul* Bt alricaa Arvw PRUeEmialURRE REGULAi ruR BOARD OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE DSOWww < I no Mlg0SCArc ARCnI i cCT Named belsw HAS REGISTERED untler uie provlsions of Cnapter as r F-5 '* Expiration data NOV 30, 2017 CURTIS. AIDA MARIA rag I aW ot1 nvc MIAMI FL 33143 ISSUED 112212015 DISPLAY AS REQUIRED BY LAW SEa f LISI12209018M aTATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION aapkrw OR C91900CAPe ARCRRci. I Unc ilk The LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT rt r laamea oelow FFAs REGiSTERED Under the provisions cif Chapter 481 FS Elpirauon Gare ROv a0. 20i r MARziTON- GERALD CARTER 2 •❑� 7520 S. RED ROAD SUITE M CURTIS + ROGERS DESIGN STUDIO INC. avuTH MIAMI FL 33143, ISSUED nnrrzulo DISPLAY AS REQUIRED BY LAW SEQt La„tnnn,o� $;ATE OF FLORIDA DEPWVENT OF BLILSMESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGU"TION BOARb OF LAAIDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ThQ LAND' ZWE ARCHITECT Nemed beWw HAS REM rr%; wW-01, Under fttrn.4—will N 401 FS tirAlfan dam: Rea au. 20 0 ROGiERS-MANAL E,_ JENK rER.XWl 34XCADIMAAVE O'DfLAk. WL,913 FL ni34 Itsju 1d15fl.l L31SPLAyAsRm iRE$}b'Y`^.F[Wi'" BEGS Li511+.6=011, State of Florida Department of"mute I ucrtify Emil the 1ewids of this ufficc that CuxnS & xOGhKS vtS1GN S lUlllU,1NC;. is a corporation organized under the laws of the State of k'lorida, filed uil Octvbci 231 1991. Thi duturllvnt numbui of this uu,pulatlull is S89127. I further certify that said has paid all fees duu this vffruv thruugh uccelilber -11, zu 16, that its inost I-curnit arinual report/ uillturII1 busilluss report was tiled on January 4, 2016, and that its status is active. 1 further certify that said corporation has not tiled Articles of Dissolution. Givers under my hurid and the Great Seal ojrthe State oj7Florida ar Tallahassee, rhe Capiral, this the Fanrth day of ✓unwary. Ai 6 IU Secretary Vf SInIV t.xMiuglNumDe.: LCFFY5543L/13 To authenticate this certificate,visit the following site;enter this number, and then ix -am- tnc .nit. urt;un3 U..pinjccu. h ups://services.sunbiz.urwl"flings/ceriitienLeOfStnius/CertificateAuthentication State of Florida _ = Board at P,.,tm;. nul Engh—re _v r 2639 North Monroe Street_ Suite B•112 • .< Todafiaaeee, FL 37w3oz68 Ronald Harvey Sasso C/O COASTAL SYSTP-mS INT,L ZNU 464 SOUTrI Dixlr- rlwY loIIAII, FL 33146000U Stair+fida Board 4t Fr • $iq tiers fa� A[ 13pt f, I, Ilcenwd o a Profe�gnaj�i , FlorWa SWLULeS r ULM Stat is liceused as a Prof Eapirauon: 2/2$/2017 Audit No: ZZSM -131547 NOTICE Puibuaut to a change in Rule 61G15-22.006, F.A.C., FBPh no longer requires that t.utinuing cdmatiun be reported by the ptuvidez Instead licensees will be subject to a random audit no more than every four (4) yeah. If yuu ale selected fur the random audit, you must provide verification of four (4) bouts of Area of Prat.&e and fuut (4) hunts of Florida Laws Fe Rules, all taken prior to February Z8, 2015. Any CE huut, taken aFru- Febiwuy 28, 2015 will result itt a $100 deEquent fre and your license being placed in a dclinquettt status until the additional fee is paid. . —'A .— "" J7 rides CCrs FBPE i -L URI DA 110 %RD GF TWOS-1ItriM IA"M I n 471, Florida Statutes P.E. Lig. Nt=,: 36616 St Q is licensed as a Expiration: 2/28/201 i Audit No: 228Z077; eers FBPE FL4,RM In-R17i- num%% AI1NGIM10.5 X71, Florida Statutes Y.E. JIC. P0: 66507 store of Florida Board of rrofessional Engineers 2639 Norah Monroe Street, Suite B-112 Tollahossm FL 32303.5268 Jordon Philip Cheifet -iuuu wEST LAKE Dkuv, v, wh5A1- PALM BEACH, JvL 33406 Sta Im NOTICE Punuant t,, a chang, in Rul, 61G15-22.006, F.A.C., FBPE nu lungu requires thar continuing education be reporred by the provider. Instead liccit5ees will be subject tU a Iandom audiL IIU Amore than every four (4) YEW. If iuu arc sc;]ELtCd fu, the ,a„ dum audit, yuu must provide verification of four (4) hours of Area of Practice 3A four (4) huurb Of Flurida Laws K,: Rules, all taken prior w February A, Al 5, Any CE hours takcu AtEl Feblualy 28, 2015 will Icsult nl a $100 delinquent fee and your license being placed in a d.linquEnt status Until the additional fee is paid. r"!w riga is hczmscd as a, Yrufcs Eapiradon: ZIZBIZU17 Awlit .Nm ZZt3Zu9 7Z3bub eers FBrE -y— PCtnl Ii—tH'%RU OF PRI4I SSION U 1 n . N119% 471, Fluridd Statutes P.E. Lic. No: 7ZB75 sm. at PIv. as y Boo.d of Professional Enghmers + 2639 North Monroe Street, Suite 13.112 X1 11 Tallahassee, VL 3Z303=3268 Coastal Systems 1nternatiun'd-I IIIc 464 5 ijuuh tiwY CORAL. (i1it3LEi 5, t'L 33146000U taLh licenbee 6 solely tebpunniBle for notifying the Florida Board of Protessional Engineers in writing the licenseeb curient addrr!.z.. 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Stat l"A ZZIk .e`1 41 .d Board of si0�L~ tt sts tk t,-- - ' C aSy is authorized under the provisions LU Lha public through u P. vf—:;ior1Q1 +del Expiration: z/yes/tori Audit No: zzaau1/04534 tea: rida Cers d� IncAFBPE M)F1dIWsIMIrR{/Ft S5i7NN I NCdM I RSLo offerengineering services hopter 471, Floriao Statutes. CA Lic. No: /U8'/ State of Florida Department of State I certify from the records of this office that COASTAL SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL, INC:. is a cuiyuiatiuii upigaiiic.ud uiidui the laws ut-The State of Florida, tiled oil October 141 1994. The doeuiiiura iiuiiibui ofthis wipuiation is P94000075733. I turthei cuitify That said uuipoiaticiii has paid all tees due This uttiue Thruugh Ducei fiber 31, 2016, that its most recent aiuival report/uniform business report was tiled on January 21, 2U 16, and that its status is active. I further certify that said corporation has not filed Articles of Dissolution. (liven un7er my hanr7 anil the Great Jeal of the State of PMri-da ar 1 aUahassee, rhe Capiral, rhis t/ru Twenty-first day of January, 2016 -V^ 1111� I& secretuary of Siete Tracking Number: CC6467045104 To authenticate this certificate visit the following site -,enter this number, and then follow the instr uct;o.,s displayed. httpb:iibe. V icebauubiZ.o1 g/Filiugs/CErtiliCateUtJtatus/CertitiCateAutheutiratiou 01 12.4.3 Lisa ufi Expei ief iiLte Curtis + rhuyCrs Desiyn studio, in Curtis -v Royers Desiyn Studio nas extensive experience worRiny with municipalities, its businesses and residents, and ultimately completing projects that meet the expectations of those we serve. In addition, Curtis -r Koyers Mas experience in the complete development of projects from conceptual designs, throuyh implementation and close-out. Our practice is founded on a collaborative approach which stresses interaction between our firm, clients, the community and fellow design professionals in order to achieve excellence in design. We believe the strongest design solutions come from a spirit of collaboration and collective vision. we strive to maintain successful partnerships with not only our clients But with our esteemea colleagues. It is important that the initial project yoals be tormulated and tested as the pruject proceeds in development. In that, continuous involvement is critical as project milestunes are reacnea. Ultimately the goal of every project is to meet the expectations of the client and provide enhancement of areas for user enjoyment. Understanding the community objectives is a critical part of this process. The tolluwiny chart is some of the most recent municipal projects / clients our firm has Been involved with: PrYject Dame client C.umpletiun Date Design/ConstruLtiun Samsun Pa, k City of 5ui my Isles 6eaLh Auyust zu15 / Fall zu1 b Gardcl of the Arts City uf Hialeah Sept. zu 14 / June zu 15 Flagler Streetscape City of Miami Februa, y zu 15 / Sept. zU1 LuLUf lut uruve 5treets- cape City of Mia, , ii App it 2u 1 z / Octubei Lurnmudure Placa ZU14 vibsun Park city Uf RIiarnii march zu13 / January 2015 c 0 R 115 t RU(iEW) DESIGN STUDIO. INC 01 2.4.3 List of Experience Coastal Systems International The following chart is some of the most recent municipal projects / clienis our firm has been involved with: Prujec.t Name client completion Date Desiyn/Cun5trULtion Sunny Isles 5hoieline 5tabilizatiun city of Sunny Isles Beacn teasiBility report N/A / N/A beachwalk II City of Miami Beach 2013/2014 Kennedy Pat S,Ruteline 5taSilization City of Miami 2011/2012 Kickei ibacktr �-au5eway Recreation Area Miami Dade County zuuis / zu i i Museum Nark City of Miami 2012 / 20 114 CURTIS + ROGERS IJBi(A 51 UUIU, IN(- U 1 2.4.5 List ut ExytfrienLC Cisa Hammer TRe rollowiny cRart is some of the most recent municipal projects / clients uur nrm nas Seen involved with: PrujcLt Name Client Cumpletiu, Date Design/construction Gibson Park City of Miami April 2012/ October 2014 Lu1 al uablts i ret 5ucct5siu1 I city uf Lural cables Auyust 1014 / 5ept. 2U1 b Master Plan Coconut trove 5treetscape City of Miami April 2012 / Uctober 2014 Cum, iuclurC Plaza CUK 115 t KU(iEKS DESIGN STUDIO, INC Client Keterences Cards + Rogers Design Studio City of Coral 6a61es Tree Succession Mr. ErnC5to Pino 2800 sW 72na Avenue — Loral Ga61es, Flurida 33155 305 460 5004 epino(uco, alyables.com Samson ParR; City of Sunny Isles Ms. Elka Linton -Dorsett 18070 c.ollins Avenue — Sunny Islcs 6eacn, Florida 33160 305 7921939 edorsett@si6tl.ney Garden of the Arts Mr. Vincent Rodriyuez 501 Palm Avenue —Hialeah, Florida 33010 vrudriyuez@FiialeaFitl.yov CUR i i5 + RUGER5 QtSiCI4 S I uuiu,119C rj Client References Coastal Systems Internatiunal lade 5iynature Beacn Nourisnment Sunny Isles Beach Associates, LLC. Ron Charon 1300 Brickell Avenue - Miami, Florida 33131 305 351 1000 richcoron@fortune-neiwork.com BeachwalR II City of Miami Beach Eliza6etM wneaton 1700 Convention Center Drive - Maimi Beach, Florida 33139 305 673 7080- x 6121 eliza6eihwheaion@miamibeachfl.gov Kennedy Park Shoreline Stabilization City of Miami Carlos Vasquez 444 SW 2na Avenue - Miami, Florida 33130 305 4161206 cavasquez@miamiyov.com CUR I IS t Ru(:itRs (40r DES-1GN S i uuiu, 1M(- (Dent Reterences Eisa Rdrnmer - Horticulturalist City of t -oral L3a61es Tree Succession Mr. Brooke Dannemiller City of Coral cables 2800 S.W. 72nd Avenue - Coral L301e5, Florida 33155 305 460 51 30 6dannemiller(ocoralga6les.com.,-om Coconut Grvve Streeiscape Improvements Mr. Hector Badia City of Miami 444 S.W. 2nd Avenue - Miami. Florida 33130 305 4161236 hbaaia@miamiyov.com Carrollton Barry Building Mr.Tom Lheleotis t-arrollton School ut Sacred Reart 3747 blain Riyhway - Miami, Florida 33133 305 446 5673, Ext. 1222 TCheleotis@CARROLLI-ON.org CUFi 115 + RUVERS DESIGiv S i uOiv, IMC [ additional requirements ] U2 Additional Requirements 1. Background + History - (-urtis -t Ruytfr:> - Coastal Systems International - liha Rammer FlortiLUlturalist 2. Organizational Chart 3. 5tanaar6 33U Forms 4. Minority/Women (M/WBE) Certitication CURTIS -,- ROGERS ?!I, uESIGN STUDIO, INC � 4 Backgiuund Intormaiion Curtis + Rugcrs DesiLjn Studio Curtis t Royers Desiyn studio, is a minority ownea company licensed in the state of Fiui ida to provide landscape architectural services. The firm is oryanized as a -5- Corporation i he firm formed in 1991, by Aida M. Curtis and Richard H. Royers. is well known throuyhout South Florida for providiny, award - winniny landscape architectural services. In 2006. Jean C. Lee. also a registered landscape architect. became a firm principal. The firm is a Rispanic-Female owned company, certified by numerous municipalities throughout the state. Mr. Richard Rogers has retired as of January 2014, but continues to consult with the firm and mentor on an as needed basis. Curtis -r Royers is ct2le5ratiny its 25tfi year in existence. uur principals' 54 years of combined experience with complex projects and the lony-term relatiunships with ujur clients is testimony to our ability to create environments that enyaye the senses and lift the spirits while meetiny the operational demands and functional realities of public projects. Our commitment to client service and excellence in design has led to numerous accolades including being honored as "Landscape Architects of the Year" in 2001 and 2009 by the Miami Chapter of the AIA. We have a staff of 8 professionals, including 4 registered landscape architects - 2 of them certified arborist and 2 LEED AP professionals and 1 administrative support person. Curtis -r Moyers Desiyn studio has an internal menturiny proyram for all staff members. They are paired with seasoned professionals and mentored in all aspects of landscape architecture. In addition, edui-ational support and encourayement is provided for professional grovvth. Most recently 2 professionals have become Certified Arborist and 3 of them have become Certified Landscape Inspectors. We are proud to have one of the lowest turnovers in the industry. Below you will see the lonyevity of our staff members: Staff Member Title Years started with Years with C-rR CtR Jean Lee. LEED Owner/Principal 1999 to Present 17 years Landscape Architect LEED AP (3crald Marston Director of Desiyn 2010 to Present 6 years Jennifer Rogers, Landscape Architect 2005 to Present 11 years LEED Certified Arborist LEED AP Julio Persivale Irriyation Desiyner i 99v to Present i i yeas s Tiffany Marston Landscape Desiyner 2012 to Present 4 years Barbara Diaz Marketiny Coordinator 2001 to Present 15 years CURTIS + ROGERS M)iUN S I UDIU, INC. C5 Bac_kyiuund Infurmatiun Lurtis t Rvyera DeSiyn 5tudiv Curtis + Royers specialit-es h, pu6lic/ municipal projects. Over the firms history we have worked with the GSA Administration- Federal Government on projects such as the Federal Courthouse in downtown Miami and the new FBI Omce Building in Miramar — Both projects part of their Design Excellence program. In addition we have worked for the Florida Department of Transportation in District 4, District 6 and the Turnpike, as well as the Miami Dade Expressway Authority. We have Been involved in tRe development ana renovation of countless schools for Palm Seat -11 sc.noui District, Broward 5cRouis, Miami -Dade schools and Monroe L-Uunty scMoois. We nave desiynCd and built many parks fur Miami Dade County, City of Miami. City of South Miami, Villaye uf Pinecrest. City of Coral Springs, City of Doral. City of Miami Beach and City of Coral Gables. We have designed and constructed miles of roads and streets for the same entities as mentioned above. Our depth of experience, understanding of technical issues and public sector projects is an asset to every project we undertafce. TFiFic inteyration of sustainable site desiyn and --yreen" conceNts is at the core of Curtis + Rogers dCsiyn Expression. Haviny completed many of the first LEED projects in South Florida — first LEED school in Florida- Pine Jog Elementary, first LEED school in Miami -Dade County- Terra High School and first LEED Building in the City of Miami- Melreese Golt CluBhouse. Curtis -t- Rogers Rogers is not only at the forefront of this movement in south Florida, But has the proven record of successfully completed projects. Omce Location Curtis + Royers Desiyn studio's Lurporate offices are located at /5Z0 S Red Road in the City of South Miami, Florida. Curtis + Rogers also has a Broward office located at 3440 Hollywood Blvd.. Hollywood. Florida to service our Broward clients. Our corporate office, will Be handling the City of Sunny Isles Beach projects and providing project management and design services. (-UK 1 15 t KUULRS DESIGN STUDIO, INC Sub -consultants ! Backyruund + qualifications Coastal Systems International - Cuastal Enyineeriny Coastal Systems internation, inc. has an established reputation for planning effective strategies and delivering complex projects in coastal and other watertronts environments. For over 20 years, Coastal Systems has Helped clients relaize thier vision by enyineeriny cost-etrective solutions in the desiyn of marinas, beached, coastal structures, environmental and habitat enhancements, public speace improvements and other specialized projects. We have amassed significant experience in completing projects with unique desiyn and requiring construction undCr challenyiny conditions. From intial field investigations in hydrographic desiyn and construction, we provide clients with a field-to-finsih solution. Eist of Municipalities completed worn with: City of (.oral (3a61es city of Hallandale Beach city of Hollywood City of Miami city of Miami Beach City of Sarasota City of Sunny Isles Beach City of West Palm Beach Aills5oro Inlet District Martin county Miami Dade County Palm beach County sown of Flills5oro Beach sown of Palm Beach Villaye of Bal Harbour Village of Key Biscayne CUR i IS t KUUEKS DESIGN STUDIO, IMC q Sub -consultants I BacRground + Qualitications Lisa Hammer - Horticulturist Lisa Fl. Flammer has over 35 years of experience in all aspects of South Florida and Tropical Horticulture. She has served on the Board of Directors of recognized institutions such as the International Society of Arboriculture — Florida Chapter the Florida Arborisi Association, and the Florida State Horticultural Society, and several advisory committees of the American Society of Consulting Arborists (plant appraisal, editorial review, tree risk assessment). Ms. Hammer is one of the most respectable Florticultural Consultants, known for her accurate un -biased assessment of trees and palms. In addition to her horticultural background, she is a Reyistered L-onsultiny Arborist (American Society of Consultiny Arborists), Certified Arborist (International Society of Arboriculture, Qualified Tree Risk Assessor (ISA) and a State of Florida Certified Pest Control Operator. She has worked in developing specifications and manuals for new plantings, renovations of dated plantings, relvcatiuns and GREEN sustainable practices. She has worReci for various municipalities in South Florida incluainy City of Miami, City of Miami Beach, City of Coral L3aoles, Miami -Dade County ParRs, ana Miami -Dade County schools amony others. List of Municipalities completed work with: City of Coral Gables City of Fort Lauderdale City of Hollywood City of Homestead City of Miami City of Miami Beach City of Orlando Town of Golden Beach Town of Miami Lakes Village of EI Portal Villaye of Key Biscayne CURTIS + ROGERS UE51C,19 STuulu, I9L Jeunn Lee, LEED AP Aidu M. Curds, ASLA Support Principal Managing Principal Jennie Ruyers, LEED AP Project Coordinaior Landscape Architect Lisu Hummev Arborist F1articultural Lumultant Tab L, section 2 Organizational Chart Curtis t Koyers Desiyn Studio G.ruld Murstun, FASLA Design Landscape Architect Hume y Sussu, PE Coastal Systems International Coastal t Civil Lngineering Ralph Ferrer Ruben Colon Lai idscaNc Desiynei CandxaNe Desiyi iei Julio Perivule Irrigation Designer TJ Marston, ASLA La► clbcaNe uebigiiier City of Sunny Isles Beach i Subcons,,ltants Curds + Rogers Desiyi, Studio C U K I I t RUI;ERS DESIGN STUDIO, INC ARGtvTEUT - tNGINtER uUAL OCA I IONS PARI I - CuNTRA�T-SPr- IFIL QUALIFICAI IONS A. CONTRACT INFORMATION ni, AND LOw+rIOry (uryand stare) CiL of Sunny tales Bunch Landscape Arcnitect 5ervit:e y SOLn f,nilONl7RrnOJECi n Pu61C NU 1%c DAI t RFQiF 16-04=02 0 410 512 0-i6 B. ARCHITECT -ENGINEER POINT Or CON T ACT------------ Nnmc AND TI I Ct Aiaa M. C:uffis - rrincipal Ngnnc OF FIKM Curtis r KOgers uesign Studio, InccrvVMBEn a c-WKCz79 TtCtrHONEnumoER 305 445 x488 aida(a)�urtis,ogers.com 305 442 I r74 C, PROPOSED TEAM sabcont,a�tors.) :rn,,,nlete th�� section ror the prime e�ntraotor an7 all key 9. FIRM mME in 7b.X Cur>:is + rcogerm Deslyn 5tudia, Inc. 0CFitI--iF BRANT A OFFicCoastal Systems Iliternat;onal U t,nECK IF BRANCH OrFICE Lisa nammcr 10. ADDRESS 75zu S. Red ROA, Suite M Miami, Florl3a 3314-1 464 Soutn nixie mighway Coal Gables, Florida �j6-146 r.0 6B 330zu3 Miami, FL 3-5233 11. RpLt IN ThIS CON I KACT Landscape ArcniteC ui e �oa�gineering Ciel Engii,eeriny Mai ine E„vironmental HoR;cultul aI Conmultant U rAtiachM) D. ORGANIZATIONAL CnART OF PRuPOSED TEAM See Tab 2, S—ccion 2 STANuxRD ruRM 3su (61zuuu) rAC - E. RESUMES OF KEY PERSONNEL PROPOSED FOR THIS CONTRACT (UOmFrlere vr,e SeCTIDn F TO, eaCn Key person.) 12 NAME Aida M. Curt;s, RLA, ASLA 15 FIRM NAME AND LOCATION rC,ry and State) Curlia + Roge,a uesiyn Studio; Inc. Miami , Florida 13. ROLE IN THIS CONTRAC i Pri„dpal in CFiarge a. TOTALI b WITH CURRENT FIRM Lf 1y ,o. EDUCATION (DEGREE AND SPECIALIZATION) 17. CURRENT PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION (STATE AND DISCIPLINE) Texas A&M University [anifsCape Arcnitect: Florida, 17 001330 Bachelor of Science of Landscape Architecture, 1983 18. OTHER PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (Pub,:cat.b..s, O.g—,*—t,ran;ng, AwarCs, etc.) Affiliations: Member of The American Society of Landscape Architects / Awards: ASLA Certificate for Excellence in the study of Landscape Architecture 19. RELEVANT PROJEuTS STANDARD FORM 330 (1)2004) PAGE 2 (1) TITLE AND LOCATION rary and State) icl TEAR COMIrCE i ED GSA- FBI Federal Office Building PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (lfapplicable) Miramar; Florida 2010 I NIA (a) SRItF DEaCRiP i iur, reeler scope, s.ze, cost, etc.) AMO sPcCIFIC ROLE ® Check if project perfurmcd with Current firm a. Curtis T Rogers is pleased to have conceived the -Everylades Landscape' concept to, tAe GSA — Federai Umce Saildiny in Miramar Florida wnicn was developed da any dfe altarnadve Concept pfiaae or Me project. I he approach will not only greatly assist in successfully achieving credits for the sustainable sites initiative, but will create a unique and exciting approach to landscape design in South Florida. The following GSA Design Review Comments speak to their enthusiastic endorsement of tRe concept and mair desire to see its a0uUcaaTUl i..,piemeniation. Cosi: $ 1Z5 millim, ti) , n CE NIDD COCA, iOM rC.17 ano rare) (Z) rERR COMIPEE, ED Miramar Cultural Center PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (Ifapplicable) aliramar, mu,;aaa 2005 I 2008 (a) BRIEF DraCRIP i IOM (Brier scope, size, cost, etc) AAD SPECIFIC RULE ® Check if pr-uicot performed witfi corant fir.., b. The Performing Arts and Cultural Center in the heart of the City of Miramar provides an important tunction witliin tris City Dy p,ovidiny Me community a place tar cxprebbion. Corea T Kuyera worked ciaziely witfl an aff;at enosen Dy ire Art in radiic PlaC'ca Commitiue To saCCsa3TUIly iFicorpui ate iter eAterior acuipture i„ Dacominy an integral part of me exterior landscaped spaces. The public open spaces will give the patrons of the center a place to congregate and a small performance space will allow for outdoor shows during most of the year. Cost: N/A (,) i I, Ce „MD r_OC„, IOM (City and Stare) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Flaglet Streetauapea PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION rlfav,.licable) Miami, Florida Z01Z-ZU14 I 2015-Z01 f (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief scope, size, cost, etc) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ® Check if project performed with current firm The project goal is to reconfigure the Flayler Street from Nw zea Ave to Siacayne Blvd, to p. ovide wider aidewalRa. aeiective parailel pa,Ringil'uadiny areas, yradfiy/drainaye improvemento'and iandacape and fladacapE is,.Mancerlenia commensurate MIR a vidrant downtown commercial area. C. I Re goal ror mese improvements is to provide areas for outdoor cafes, together with unified furnishings, lighting and landscape to enhance the visitor experience of the area. Flagler's long historic significance has been taken into consideration in the planning and design of these improvements. Given that Flagler is the considered the City of Miami's "main street", many parties are involved in the plann�r,y and implementation of the project. The project is bel„y manayea By Me L;ity of miami7a capital improvementa Division (Clv), worKiny in coni„ nction witn tris Duwniown uevelopmerit AuiRoriiy tDDA), apEcincaliy wiiff Inc Flagier Street Steering Committee. Cost: $ 8,800,000 (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Chy- and Stare) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Gardlen UT tRe Artie ParR PROFESSIONAL SERv ICES COMS r RUC, IOM rn apvi,�aor�) nialeah, Florida Z013-ZU15 I ZU15 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief scope, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ® Check it project performed with current firm rliaieaA Caltrral Pant is envia;oned to De a loan tropical parK 15CREd into a quiet urdan community. The neighborhood has little to no existing public d. space amenities, so the City of Hialeah working with FPL found a creative way to provide much needed green space. The land, donated by FPL, is an existing FPL transmission riyht-of-way currently not acceoblft to tRe patilic. FPC conaoorated witR our design team to near a park wniCn Tits ire runctionai requirements of a transmission right-of-way while providing a meandering path through rich vegetation for people to stroll and learn about the rich history of Hialeah. The C*R team designed elements into the park plazas to enhance the story of Hialeah from its roots in the Native A„rericana wno named I'llaleafi (meaniny -RiyR Prairie) to ins I'lialeafi ParR RaceiracK today and mrougli Me Tuture. I ne lanascape wimin tRe plazas will serve as a backdrop for local artists' interpretive work throughout the park. Cost $2,000,000 (1) TITLE AND LOCA r ION rC.—ry a..0 Stat) (Z) r ERR rOMIP[E I Eu e. City of Coral Gables Tree Succession Plan PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (If applicable) Coal CaBlea, Flo,;aa 2012 I 2016 STANDARD FORM 330 (1)2004) PAGE 2 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION rBriefscore, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ill Check if project performed with current firm Cuffs + Rogers was Hire"D Dy the city of Coral Gatiles to develop a Tree Succession and Initiation Plan for the trees in single family residentiai areas. The Curtis + Rogers's team provided an evaluation of existing street trees, from a visual/horticultural conditions. The trees where mapped, identified and conditions were added to them, and areas where trees were missing were identified as possible locations for tree replacements. Over 33,300 tree were evalCatead. L;arffio T Rouerb attei 00 Mi immdry meornys TO seaK input a,A pr5ent preliminaryy rind ngs. ultimately the team create8 maps mr street planting tneme3l and listed the trees needing immediate replacement, i'aemifie'a locations for new trees and recommended others for further evaluation in 5 years. Over 2500 trees are being replaced. This plan enabled the City to develop a program for systematic replacement of trees to ensure the longevity of the canopy — which characterizes the City Beautiful. Cost: $3,000,000 for initial implementation STANDARD FORM 330 (112004) PAGE 2 E. RESUMES yr KEY PERSuRNEL. PROPOSEu t -UR i Ri5 Curt i RAV t (Complete one Section E for each key person.) -1L. MMMIE Gerald C. Marston, FASLA io. FIRMI MmMiE AICD Coir+i IUM jCiry and 5rare7 CuRis * Rogers Design Studio, Inc., Miami, Florida Ia. ROCE IM 1 Mia CoA i RA%T Director of Design a 1 O1AC b. WITH CURRENT FInM Q0 1 3 16. EDUCATIOA juEGTKtt Arvu aT-LCTALTLATTOTV) i T. CORR=IQ 1 PROFEaaIOIQAE REGI51 R„ 1 Zvi I%TA T r ATau DISCTruTv=7 Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture, Michigan State Landscape Architect: Florida. LA 0000815 Master of Landscape Architecture, Harvard University 18. O 1 RER PROFtSSiOIgAE QUACIFICA i IOMa rrumicarions, Organizations, Training, Awards, etc) American Society of Landscape Architects 19. RELEVANT PROJECTS b. C. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION rC�ty and State) Fairchild Tropical Garden Master Plan Miami; Florida (L) T ERR COMIPCE 1 ED rROFESSIONALSERVICESI CONSTRUCTION(Ifapplicable) 1998 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION jBriei scot ., test, etc.) AAD SrEOIFI%, ROCS ® l;n-cCR IT pi'U'eC[ peRormea Wirt Originally lay out by Fredrick Law Olmstead protege William Lyman Phillips, Fairchild nab grown to 6eCOme gine oT IRE worin2a Toremost collectimm OT palma and cycaas, and an internationally recagni,ea center Tor botanical studies and conservation. The plan for the Garden was developed in close collaboration with Garden staff. It restores and preserves the basic structure of the Phillips Plan, while making improvements to facilities and infrastructure to accommoadte the t7ardelra hicreaainy visitor Snip. I ne plan Calls Tor a HE. oris aaTion Tar,hry aria improved parRing at the Garden's north end, providing opportunities for joint programs and interpretation of the native hammock areas in the adjacent County park. The Garden's existing building complex was renovated as an Education Center, to better support tnese important garden proyrams. I fie nist-uric Pnillips Gate, FaircrilUo odyi,lai el it, antra. was also resturEa TO aZTvE as IRE Entr-y Tor the tducation Center and for special Garden events. Cost: N/A Gerald Marston. Director uut Desiyn tar Cards + Hayers, sel ved a5 Principai-in-Cnarye Tor inis Project while .;in Wallace Rooerrts & I c8'a, LLC � i) 1 I 10 mMu [OCA 110n jCiry and state) The Overtown Projects Miami, Floriaa (2) YEAR COMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTIOA rTr apvi.cabte) 1993-2010 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION rhlriet score, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE IN Check if project performed with current firm I Me Overtown radeatrian inClabea the main Pla,-a wiin the rising sun symbolizing the light, life and energy being directed to S.E. Overtown and the proposed Folklife Village. Constructed of rustic terrazzo in vibrant oranges, yellows, blues and greens, the plaza is punctuated with clusters of seating drums and commemorative bronze medallions documenting historic events within the Overtown L;ommanity. I he pedestlian way snaar ME Metrorail is paved with vibrant Colored cunurete anit pavers in an aoatlact pattern babes un Renta CIOTTI weaving as practiced by noma"Dic peoples oT weal ATrica and appropriately provides accema to the metrerail Station. In L005 Me Trust for Public Land retained Mr. Marston to create a master plan for the Overtown Greenway. After completion of the Masterplan, the Trust for Public Land authorized Mr. Marston to complete design development document for the Phase I Greenway on NW 11th Terrace from NW 3rd Avenue to NW 7th Avenue. Cost: 3 to 5 Million (1) TITLE AND LOCATION jCii—y and State) Flagler Street Improvements Miami; Florida served as Principal -in -Charge for this Project while with Wallace Roberts & Todd, CCL �L) TEAR COMIPCE 1 ED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION(Ifapplicable) 2005 zuu/ (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Briefscope, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ® Check if project performed with current firm The Flagler Street Corridor Improvement Project rehabilitates Miami's historic main btreut as the Toondation tar a IevitaiiLed downtown Miami. Named Tor Miallli's Toonaer: Flayle, Strut waa the ariyirial main atiset or the city anb IinRs the waterfront to a hub of civic institutions including the Miami Dade Court House, the Claude Pepper Federal Building, The Miami Historical Museum and the main branch of the Miami Public Library. Once the center of a major shopping district anchored by the nayanip stale uut the aapdF[ment otare chain timaines; the streat Pias deteriorated in recent aecabea. The objective of the Flagler Street Improvement Project was to restore six blocks of the street between the waterfront and the civic hub to a place at importance within the city by revealing the character of its distinctive alcnitectore aria itb siynitica,it position within the urban Tabric. Rey to this 'UDjuuedve waa restoriny two way uaTnC TIOW TO improve access, reducing sidewalk clutter to ease congestion and facilitate outdoor dining and retail displays, and enhancing the street environment through street trees, improved lightiny and distinctive paviny. The design encompasses both the historic Miami Daae L;oufff Rouse and the rederal Builainy and sets ins stays Tor ina creation or a major urban piaza anb transportation hub at the west end of the improvement district as well as connection to Bay Front Park at its east end. and construction began immediately. Cost: N/A Gerald Marston. Director at uesiyn tar CurTrs + Rogers, served as Principal-in--Cnalye Tor this Pmjact wnile witn wailace RODerffs & I add, [CC STARL)ARu FORM 33U putI0 9) PAGE L d. t i I i I i is AMD [OCA i 0M IT,i y ana ware) Village of Key Biscayne Landscape Master Plan East End and Beach Parks Rey Biscayne, Flud0a kq TEAR C33MIF9CE i ED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION (It applicable) 2007 (3) SmIEF DcaCRiP i IOM ruder scope, size, cosr, erc.) AMD aPECIFiC RO[E ® Check if project performed with current firm We prepared a Landscape Master Plan for the entire Village of Key Biscayne, FL which enjoys outstanding natural beauty, a compelling sense of place; loan lallaacdpiny, aria a a��iyae small-town amBidncc that leaaa many reaiaento and vioitora tu Call it "Isldna Paraaiae.- Daring the development or a compreAenaive [anaacape Plaaror Pla i_ we worKe"a closely with village starer and Me community to prepare a vision UT the island that significantly enhanced streetscapes, parks, civic and open spaces with a well-maintained subtropical plant palette best suited to Key Biscayne's sense or place. A major objective of the Idnaacape matter plan was to enbuie the practice or reopunaiblc otawdraaflip or the iiatural environment by protecting the existing tree canopy, natural habitats, beaches, dunes and near shore water quality. The master plan identified four "Early Action" projects, including East Enid Lake and Beach Parks, for which conceptual designs were prepared. Ultimately, we eApdnaen the villaye'b array of pdaaive parka open apaueo and active recreation facilities tAronyA cdrerally directed property acquisition and redevelopment that includes small-scale neighborhood parks, aesthetically improved pedestrian, vehicular and bike ways and trails. Cost: N/A ueralil Plarsirn. Direerr oT UEaign Tor CeRia r Rogers, serveb a3 Principal -in -Charge Tor this Project wAile whn wallace RooeRs F I oda, [[t, (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) vi,caya Museum and Gardens (Raster Pian and UrcRiaarium Miami, Florida (2) YEAR COMPLETED PROFESSIOMAI SEKviCES I CORS i MUC i IOM err applicable) ZUUZ-ZUU3 3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION rBrierscope, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ® Check if project performed with current firm Vizcaya, the winter home of International Harvester vice president James Deering, is one of South Florida's leading attractions. Completed in 1916 in the Italian Renaissai,ce style, the vied, itb drt and famiahingz, a,A ydraent, porffray 400 yearn of European Aibtor-y. Neany z00,000 people visit vifcaya eacn year including some of Me woriTs leading dignitaries. In 1994, the historic Summit of the Americas was held at Vizcaya with President Clinton and the 34 leaders of the Western Hemisphere. Vizcaya's significance to the history of the United States has lead to its designation as a National RiatariC Lanamai K. The Master Plan addressed the critical need to reconnect and integrate the estate with its -service" village and the Museum of Science, and the moturatkni or VicCaya`o eAtErlaive Itallanate garaena. In aaaition it) plannlny services Me conauultant was rataifiva tC acalyn an outaoo, yallary to display the museum's orchid collection. In planning his winter estate, James Deering sent a note to his interior designer and artistic director for Vizcaya, saying that he wanted to grow orchids at his home: "My idea about orchids wab to have a place where they could Be aibed for the use of the RoaSe.` HE w1`016. "1 am ver-ry Tona or IRE... and woaia IiRe an ample sr,pply it ifs possible to Rave ii.° Using a multimillion -dollar gift from the late David Klein, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens realized this intention by establishing an orchid collection housed in two new greenhouses and displayed in The David A. Klein Orchidarium. The gallery of orchids displays Vizcaya's specimen orchids and is in keeping witn the Italidndte architecture of the 19dtiaiial Riatoric CdnamarR. (:oat:lq/A Gerald Marston. Director of Design for Curtis +Rogers, served as Principal -in -Charge for this Project while with Wallace Roberts & Todd, LLC STANDARD FORM 330 (1/2004) PAGE 2 E. RESUMES OF KEY PERSONNEL PROPOSED FOR THIS CONTRACT (Civnrplere oro Sucr;on E Tor emir Key persGrr.) 12. NAME ,enniier HOUera 15. FIRMI IVARIt AICD COCA i 10M rCa, a..d State) Curtis + Rove.. Design Studio, Inc. Miami Florida 16. EDUCATION rDEGREE AND SPECIALIZATION) FIU — masters of Landscape Architecture 13. ROLE IN THIS CONTRACT EanaaCapa Arcn;tet t a. TOTAL b WITH CURRENT FIRM 8 1 3 17 CURRENT PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION TSTATE AND DISCIPLINE) Landscape Architect: Florida L.A-bd6Tuy3 Ts.OiritRPROFEsSIOAAEOUACIFICATIOASrt-ubr:caVo.,s,O,r.a:.,.,.y,A as, tom) Affiliations: Member of The American Society of Landscape Architects 19. RELEVANT PROJECTS 5 1 AAoARD FORM J30 (11,04) i-AtjE 2 (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Giy and Srate) (2I YEAR COMPLETED Browaraa Coi itflunue PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (I/applicable) Ft. Lauderdale Florida 2010 2013 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brie/scope, size, cost etc) AND SPEC+FIC ROLE ® Check If project performed w th rugent firth Curtis + Rogers was a part of the Master Plan process for the Broward Courthouse Complex. Currently under design is Phase 1 of that Master Rai. which involves a new Courthouse Building and Plaza fronting SE 6th Street in Downtown Ft. Lauderdale. The Plaza has been designed to function a as a pu5lic Space Tor large and orriall civic gatrieringo, and IRS grapy tnat typically gatRer in Trnt UT tniz, Inatitation, including vendors and tda—dlies with children. Shade is provided by a grove of royal palms on the west side of the walkway that open up and climb the double set of stairs to the Courthouse Plaza. There is a small simple structural space for children to play in and shaded seating for parents. The plaza includes a smaller scale, sllaned space in provide reroge TIDm IRS activity In Trona OT aRe c'vufif ouuse wMicR also prviaea Pfantlicap access to tele 6ailding. I Rio space is focused on a shaded inclined path that wraps around canopy trees as it climbs to the entry plaza, creating an intermediary platform halfway up for seating and gathering for individuals or a small group. Cost: X225 million (q 111 reAmnmirAilon rtiyanRsrare/ (q rERR COMFEEiE13 City of Curai GaBlea i ieu Saueeauion Plan PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (Ilapplicable) Coral Gables, Florida 2012 2016 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brierscope, size, cost etc) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ® Check if project purl'thmed w;trl co cnt firth CaMo T Rogers was Hired By tfie City UT Coral GdBlea to develop a I rea Sacceaoiotr aira Initiation Han tut the trees in single family residential b, areas. The Curds;F Rogers team provided an evaluation of existing street trees, from a visual/horticultural conditions. The trees where mapped, identified and conditions were added to them, and areas where trees were missing were identified as possible locations for tree replacements. Over 38,300 trees were evaluated. Collis + Rogers attended Cor�rmanity meetinga to SeeR input and prreaent preliminary nndinga. ultimately IRS team created maps for street planting themes, and listed the trees needing immediate replacement, identified locations for new trees and recommended others for further evaluation in 5 years. Over 2500 trees are being replaced. This plan enabled the City to develop a program for systematic replacement of trees to ensure the longevity ore the canopy — wRicn cnaracterizes the Giry 6eamirul. Gost:$z,00,000 -$3,0uu.000 Tar initial implementation (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Coconut Grove Streetscape Improvements PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (Il applicable) Miami, Florida 2013 za14 4. (al BRIEF DEaCRIP i IDA rantr scope, size cost, erc.) AAD SI`Kl c; MODE ® Check ff project performed with current firm The goal of the project was to review the existing problems with brick lifting and root intrusions in the sidewalks and evaluate existing tree cunditiona, wniie maintaining IRS aAioting wondeffial character cT coconut Grove. A,,0m6i5ati0rr at sarationa nave Been proposed and include new trees planted in conditions optimal for future growth, maintaining existing trees while improving their immediate growing environment and replacement of bricks set in a more suitable base material. Cost $6,000,000 Phase I (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Pine Jog Elementary 1 FAU Nature Center Facility PROI-E5510MADStRVICEa C0M5rR0rd0M jnapptk..o1.1 Naim Beack Florida 2006 2008 (al nRItF OEbrRiP i IUM rnderscope, size cost, ere.) AICD SPECIFrC RODE ® Check if project performed with current firm d• Located in an ecologically sensitive pineland area as well as being the first LEED project for the Palm Beach School District, Pine Jog Elementary hoed the context ut its ourrounainub and tRe o5jectivea of IRS FAU Mature Ce, iter Facility to create an crwirnm errtaily sensitive educational program to teach children as well as the school staff and the general public about the benefits of sustainable building. The landscape uses 100% native plants which are ecologically appropriate to a pineland habitat in this area of Florida and has significantly reduced the amount of potable water used Tor ;rri atium CCU at: 3U.lNl1:U611 e. (r) i I r DE AAD DOCA i 100 (Cry and stare) (z) TEAR kXMI'LE i ED 5 1 AAoARD FORM J30 (11,04) i-AtjE 2 Aventura arts & Cultural Center Miami. Florlaa PROFEa51UMAL5ERVIrE5 COA5iRuCiIUM rnappricaore) 2009 1 2010 t3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION jBdelscope, sze, cost, etc) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ® Check it project performed with current firm Curtis * Rogers did the landscape, irrigation and LEED Design for this new Performing Arts Center for the City of Aventura. The Center is sited at the end of a spit of land overlooking Dumbfounding Bay. This LEED certified project required Shoreline Review and special planting considerations because of LEED and its location next to the Bay. Cost: $7;750;000 (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (CriT and State) Flagler Streetscapes Florida (2) YEAR COMPLETED PKOFtb5I0MA1bERvICEsI combIROCIiORjn 20 I Z - &i 4 ZU-15-ZU I ! ja) erotr utsCKrrrruN jrr,;er ire, s;.e cost .k.) ANu SrtCINC Kort ® Cneck it project performed with current firm The project goal is to reconfigure tAe rlagler Street from NVV Lnd Ave to t5iscayne Siva, to provi0e wiser siae.alRs, selecti„ a parallel parRi .y11oa0h.v areas, grading/drainage improvements, and landscape and hardscape enhancements commensurate with a vibrant downtown commercial area. The goal for these improvements is to provide areas for outdoor cafes, together with unified furnishings, lighting and landscape to enhance the visitor experience of the area. Flayler's long historic siynificance has been taken into consideration in the planning and design of these improvemema. Given Oat Flayler is Me aomaina'aa Ine City ut Miaml'a "main Street`, maiiy parties aye invoroe0 in the ptarhiiiiy aria implementation of the project. The project is being managed by the City of Miami's Capital Improvements Division (CIP), working in conjunction with the Downtown Development Authority (DDA), specifically with the Flagler Street Steering Committee. Cost: $ 8,800,000 rANDAKD FORM 330 (,t.00al PAGE z E. RESUMES OF KEY PERSONNEL PROPOSED FOR THIS CONTRACT (Complere one Section t for each key person.) 12 NAME 113. ROLE IA THIS COM i RAC i tirr-drry iffararurr [aitdacaNe uealuriEr ,o. FIRMGI MARIE AMD COCA i IOM rC;r, ana arare) Curtis + Rowers uealyn 5taft, Inc. Sum! Wami, Florida b. WITH CURRENT FIRM 3 16. EDUCATION rDEGREE AND SPECIALIZATION) 117. CURRENT PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION rSTATE AND DISCIPLINE) University of Pennsylvania Master of Landscape Architecture ls. O I nER rROFEoaIUMA[ QUALIFICA i IOMa rr..ot;caions, Organ.zar;ons, training, Awarus, etc ) 1st Price-ULI Urban Design Competition 2008 2008 Wallace Roberts & Todd Fellowufi;p Award zo08 UI;n PartnersFiip FenowaRip Award racaity IQominse 2010 5e1ei;te8 Tur [Uts Accreditation EwmlBitiOn Or 5maent tivurR lot Pri..e-5enI0u Das;9n A.arO (AIA I oie0o Cnapter) 19. RELEVANT PRUJECT5 5 1 ArvDARD FORM 335 (112004) PAL7E 2 ( I) 111 EP_ „MO LOCMTION (City and Stare) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Garden or the Arts Pat R PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION rlf applicable) Rialeam, Florida 1013-"LU15 I L015 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION rBriefscope, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ® check if project performed with current firm Hialeah Cultural Park is envisioned to be a lush tropical park tucked into a quiet urban community. The neighborhood has little to no existing public a. space amenities, so the City of Hialeah workiny with FPC found a creative way to provide mocn needed yreen apace. I He lana; donated By FPC; is an existing FPL transmission right-of-way currently not accessible to the public. FPL collaborated with our design team to create a park which fits the functional requirements of a transmission right-of-way while providing a meandering path through rich vegetation for people to stroll and learn anouut the dcn Fiiotor-y oT Rialean. I He CTR team aeaiyned aiementa into the parK plataa to ellnance the story CIT Rialaafii t,om ita I'uota in the Mat;ve Americans who named Hialeah (meaning "High Prairie") to the Hialeah Park Racetrack today and through the future. The landscape within the plazas will serve as a backdrop for local artists' interpretive work throughout the park. Cost $2,000,000 (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Flaylar 5treetucapea; PROFESSIONAL SERvICES CONSTRUCTION rlfapplicable) Miami, Florida LU1 L-LU14 I Z01 5-41 t (a) ERIEF DEaCRIr i IOM rdr,er scope, size, cost, etc) AMO aPEuIFIC RUSE ® Chuck if ptojeat performed with cutrent firm 1 he project goal is to reconfigure the Flagler Street from NW 2nd Ave to Biscayne Blvd, to provide wider sidewalks, selective parallel parking/loading b areas, grading/drainage improvements, and landscape and hardscape enhancements commensurate with a vibrant downtown commercial area. The goal for these improvements is to provide areas for outdoor cafes, together with unified furnishings, lighting and landscape to enhance the visitor et<pel;ence oT the area. Flayler's lony nistoric aiyniticance naa Been taRan into conaiaeration in the planniny ana neaiyn of tneae Improvementa. Niven tilat Flayler Is Ire cunalOered Me Ci y uT Plia...Va main atmet", many parties are involved in me planning and implementation of the project. The project is being managed by the City of Miami's Capital Improvements Division (CIP), working in conjunction with the Downtown Development Authority (DDA), specifically with the Flagler Street Steering Committee. Cost: $ 8,800,000 (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and Stare) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Coral GaBlas I rue Succession clan; PROrCasIvMAE aCRvIC[a COMa i ROC i Ivry ro appt)caote) miami, FL 2012 I 2016 (3) BRIEF DESCRIP i IOM rd..er s..ope, s.*.e, cost, et..) AMD SPECIFIC RO[E ® Check if project performed with correm firm Curds + Rogers were hired by the City of Coral Gables to develop a Tree Succession and Initiation Plan for the trees in single family residential c. areas. The Curtis T Rogers's team provided an evaluation of existing street trees, from visual/horticultural conditions. I He trees where mapped; Mentinea and conditions were added ru Imam: and areas wriare bees vvere missing were iaemirle"D as possiBle locations for tree replacements. Over 38,800 trees were evaluated. Curtis r Royela attenaed community meetinya to seek input ana present preliminary tlnainya. ultimately me team created maps mr street plantiny memes, and listed the trees needing immediate replacement, identified locations for new trees and recommended others for further evaluation in 5 years. Over 2500 trees are being replaced. This plan enabled the City to develop a program for systematic replacement of trees to ensure the lungevity of the canopy - wnicm cmaracte, Lea the City Seautitul. Coat: $3,00,000 Tor Initial Int Iementatio� I� (i) i I i [E AMD [OCA I IOM rC;ry (q TmRR COICIPEE i ED d. Samson Park PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (If applicable) Sunny iaies, Florida 2013-2015 I N/A 5 1 ArvDARD FORM 335 (112004) PAL7E 2 (,i) eRIEr DEoCRIr i IUM roller scope, size, cost, etc „AD orECIFE RUL -r IN Check if project perfumied with CulTnt film One of the last remnant parks displaying the historic art -deco architecture in Sunny Isles, this oceanfront park in the heart of the city required a new tanctional dEbiyn bensitive to itz Fiiztoiic aiemer,tz, and the natural eculoyy at tMe area. t:TR deoiyned a new playyroa,,a: 5taye area. and Concert lawn area to De woven into Me existing fabric of the park. Sensitivity to ecological conditions were taken with careful lighting design around this sea turtle nesting site and protection and maintenance of the established dune vegetation. The park is scheduled to be completed in 2015. cost: $Z:800:0uu STANDARD FORM 330 (1/2004) PAGE 2 E. RESUMES OF KEY PERSONNEL PROPOSED FOR THIS CONTRACT (Complere one Secrion ff for eacn xey pei u0m) iz IgAIGIE ,01;0 1'erarrafe ro FIRRI MARIE ArvD EUCA i IOIg Curtis:; Rogers Design Studio; Inc. Miami, FI 1E. EDOCA r Ivlg �ucGr�cc Arvu srcCrAucAr rOrv) American Technical Institute — CADD Technician Universidad de Lima, Peru - 13. ROLE IN THIS CONTRACT Aoto Coda 1 Inly111105 DcslynEi a. TOTAL b. WITH CURRENT FIRM IV 1 73 i f. CDRREM i PKUFEaaIUMAL REGio i RA i 10M ro 1A c AIVU uraCrr�mc) (Publications, rganiza ions, Iraining, Awards, etc) 19. RECEVAI9 I PROJEc is STANDARD FORM 330 (1/2oo4) PAGE 2 (1) TITLE AND LOCATION rCiry and State) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Coconut Grove Streetscape Imp rovements PR0FEaaIt3MmF aEKvfCEa COMa i ROC i IOIg ru o, pi.cabie) Miami, Florida ZUU13 I Z014 (a/ enlcF DEaC.Rlr r IOIC roriei scope, size, cost, erc.1 mMI3 aPECIFir Ro[r= ® Check if project performed with current firm e' I Me goal UT me project was to review ME eAlatirig promems witA BrlcR liTtiny aria mat Introaiona In tRe sidewalks and evdladte eAlatiny tree conditions, while maintaining the existing wonderful cHaracter of Coconut Grove. A combination or s0101i5rra Have Deeri proposed and inJadu ircw trees planted in conditions optimal for future growth, maintaining existing trees while improving their immediate growing environment and replacement of bricks set in a more suitable base material. Cost $6,000,000 Phase I (1) TITLE AND LOCATION racy and State) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Gibson Park PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION rlfayplicable) Miami, Florida Zulu-Z61Z I n/a b (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION rBriefsco,.e, size, cost, etc) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ® Vheck if project performed .. th a rrunt firm Landscape architectural services for this design -build urban community park's redevelopment included a syntHetic tuff Tootdail nel"a, covered accessible playground, picnic shelters, vita course trail, a splash park and a pool. The park was originally opened in 1980 and named for Pastor i Reodur G&on But Aad Tallen into disrepair. 1 ne rawdentz, or the Riatoric uvertown nciyABorMood of Midmi are very—eAcitea to have their Nark back and much improved. The bright colors pay homage to the Bahamian ancestry of the founders of 0veffown. Cost: 9,f94,66f.00 (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Co and State) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Flayier Jtrem.capees PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (Ifapplicable) Miami, Florida 2012-2014 2015-2017 I (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION rBrief score, size, cost, etc) AND SPECIFIC ROLE X Chm k if project perfurmEd ..ith current firm The project goal is to reconfigure the Flagler Street from NW 2nd Ave to Biscayne Blvd, to provide wider si"aewalRs, selective parallel parKirrylloa"aing c• areas, grading/drainage improvements, and landscape and hardscape enhancements commensurate with a vibrant downtown commercial area. The goal for these improvements is to provide areas for outdoor cafes, together with unified furnishings, lighting and landscape to enhance the vioitor eAperience of tRe area. Flagler'o long niotodc Jynincdrrce Rao Bee,, taken into corraMeration in the planning and design of these improvements. Given Mat Fiagler is me consiaerea tAe city OT miami`s "main street; many Naffiea are involved in me Nlarrriiny aria implernuntation of the project. The project is being managed by the City of Miami's Capital Improvements Division (CIP), working in conjunction with Me Downtown Development Authority (DDA), specifically with the Fla ler Street Steering Committee. Cost: $ 8,800,000 (1) TITLE AND LOCATION racy and State) (2) YEAR COMPLETED SOuthpointe Streetscapes PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION rlfa,,,.licable) miami Seacn, rlorlaa Z006 ZU14 D, (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION rBriefscove, size, cost, etc) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ® Check if project peRurmad ..ith current firm Right of way and infrastructure improvement program for a neighborhood in Miami Beach. The neighoorrtoo"D is witAin a Historic district &A it is comprised by multi -family residential and a commercial section. The improvement program consists of renovation and enhancement of the streetscapes- lighting; sidewalks; landscaping and furnishings. Extensive public participation was secured throughout the process. Cost: $ 6,126,654 (1) TITLE AND LOCATION rCJV and State) (2) YEAR COMPLETED Garden of the Arts Park PRt3FEaa101gA16ERviCEa I COlga i RDC i lOM fif a,,,,licabie) Hialeah, Florida ZU13-ZU15 Z015 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION rBriefsco,,e, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE i;heck if project performed with current firm Hialeah Cultural Park is envisioned to be a lush tropical park tucked into a quiet urban community. The neighborhood has little to no existing public apace amenitiea. 5o me City or RiaieaA worKirig wi1A rPC zona a creative way to pioviae muuR needed green apace. I ne land: aorrated By FPL, is an existing FPL transmission right-of-way currently not accessible to the public. FPL collaborated with our design team to create a park which fits the functional reyairemer,tb ut a transmission right-of-way while providing a meandering path through rich vegetation for people to stroll and learn aoout me rices history of Hialeah. I He C+K team designed elements into Me parK plazas to ennar rrcc the am yy or Rialean rrom lis Motu in the Mativc Americans who named Hialeah (meaning "High Prairie") to the Hialeah Park Racetrack today and through the future. The landscape within the lacaa will nerve as a BacRarop Tor lucal affiots interpretive work trruo Root tMe park. host wZ.01J0;000 STANDARD FORM 330 (1/2oo4) PAGE 2 F. ExAMPEE PROJECTS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM'S 20 EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT NUMBER (Present as many projects as requested by The agency, or 10 projects, if nor specineo. Complere one Secrion F Tor eacn proiecr.) c I �� hrvD �D%r� IDA jC�`ry ane sraref zz rEHR CDIGIPCE i ED Sambun Park PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (If applicable) Miami, Flo, itla 20142015 2016 a.PROjECi DvvAER City of Sunny Isles 3. PROJEI; I OwIQEIRS llgFORWIA 11014 b. POIAT OF CONTACT NAME Elka Linton -Dorsett c POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER 305 792 1939 z4, BRIEF DE5CRIP I IuIG OF PRuJEC 1 AICD RtCtVAMCE 10 1 RIS Cull I RAC; I (I, claae scope, size, and cost) Une of the last remnant parRs displaying the historic art -deco architecture in Sunny Isles, this oceanfront park in the heaR of the city required a new functional design sensitive to its historic elements and tha natural ecology of the area. C+R designed a new playground, stage area, ana concert lawn area to 6e woven into tMe existing tabric of tMe parR. Sensitivity to ecological conditiuns were taKen with caretul Iiyhting design around this sea turtle nesting site and prutection and maintenance of the established dune vegetation. The park is scheduled to be completed in 2015. Cost: $ 2,800.000 roomy Z5. FIRMS EU I wlq u IIgvuCvED wi I N I FIIS PKVJEc; I I i / FiRM A„ME kq rIRM ruCA i IDIC rCiry ana araref 134 ROTE a• Curtis;r- Rogers Design Miami, Florida Landscape Architect Stad;u, I,,C. F. EXAMPLE PROJECTS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM'S QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT (rresenr as many projects as requested by rhe agency, or 10 projects, if nor specified. �v- . ,,sere one 5ecrion i= Tor each proiecr.) 21 TITLE AND LOCATION rCiiy and State Broward County Children's Reading Center & Museum Davie Florida a PK0iEI:I OwMr-m Broward County Florida Public WorRs & I ram purtaCan uept. la rimiructlun Maiiayeniern Division 115 S Andrews Ave. Room 600 Ft. Lauderdale, FI 33301 20 EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY NUMBER 2 ZZ TEAm C0MP[cirD PROPC55IUMAL SCRv ICES CONSTRUCTION (If appoicaure) 20OV-2017 I Zu-I Z 23. F'ROJtG I UWIQER'S IIQFUKIDIA I IUN 0. P131M i OF CON i nC i IWIC Jeffrey Thompson 24 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AND RELEVANCE TO THIS CONTRACT (Include scope, size, and cost) c. POIn i OF COM i MC i i ECl!PnOICF_ MUM16ER 954-35i-8460 I he Broward County Children's Reading center and Museum is comprised of a world-class Children's Museum administered By Young at Art, an organizaatiun that Rias Been encourayiny and teaching children about art for 23 years, and a state-ot- the-art rteadiny Center Tor children run By the Sroward county Public Ei5rary System. The Center is the first FEED Gold certiTlea museum in tsroward county, Florida and has won awards trom USGBC tur -outstanding LEED-19L; (19ew construt,tiun) -- Public" category as well as the "Outstandi, ,g LEELA9U — Uveralf' Tor 2012, a the Town of Davie award Tor 'Greening Your Scene". Curtis + Rogers provided the landscape and irrigation design services tur this project, as well as the LEED duuumentatiun for relevant credits. The landscape design includes unusual circular berms, and an extensive selection OT unusual and exotic trees to stimulate and educate the children. Curtis T Rugurs developed educational TlyerS Tor the visitors to the museum that take them on a treasure hunt to tind the trees, and iacntity their unique qualities. I he landscape and irrigation were also designed to reduce water use By 59%, and fu % uf the plants are native and drought tolerant, helping to achieve the LEED Gold Status. Cost: $ 13,300.000 Size: 10,000 sq. ft. z5. FIRIGIS FRuMl SEu I lull C; Ilgvul'vEu vol I n l HIS PKOJEC l (i) FIRMI MtkmE �q FiRMI COLA i IOIa rCity ana ataie/ (a) mOLE a. Curtis + Rogers Design Miami, Florida Eandscape ArcHitect 5wdiv, Inc. 31AnuARD FURm ssu (11,004) PAuE 3 F. EXAMPLE PROJECTS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM'S 20 EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT NUMBER (Present as many projects as requested by rhe agency, or 10 projects, if nor specified. 3 UOMDiere one Secrion r ror eacn oroiecr.) i. i I i EE AMD raUm i IOM (Cary ana stare) cc T CHR CV ICIrEE r ED Broward Courthouse rROFEbbIOMAE bERvICEb CONb i ROC i OM Fir r;—ore) Ft. Lauderdale, Fiurlaa 2010-2013 1 2016 a. rRO.iEF-i OWMER Broward County z3. rRuJEu I UwIgER'S IMFORMA I IVIS b rO11q i Or COM r AC r MAIVIE 1 e. PERM i OF COM i AC i i EEEFF10% M13MBtK Daniel Ayers; Project Manager IV 954 - 357-5638 24. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AND RELEVANCE TO THIS CONTRACT (Include scope, size, and cost) Curua t Rogma waa a part of the Maatei Plait pinceba for the Broward Courthouse Complex. Currently under design is Phase 1 of that Master Plan which involves a new Courthouse Building and Plaza fronting SE 6th Street ;u downtown Ft. Lauderdale. The Plaza has been designed to tunction as a public space Tor large and small civic gatherings, and for the groups that typically gather in front of this institution, including vendors and families with children. Shade ia p�Lv,,;ded by a grove of ieyal pahjua On the weal aide of the walkway that open up and climb a double set of stairs to the Courthouse Plaza. There is a small simple structural space for children to play in and shaded beating foi parents. The plaza uic.ludcb a smaller scale; shaded space to provide retuge from the activity in tront of the courthouse which also provides xf - :. C ndicap access to the building. This space is cused on a shaded inclined path that wraps mound nopy trees as it climbs to the entry plaza, creating an intermediary plattorm hallway up for seating and gathering for individuals or for a small group. Si,e: 400,000.00 sq.ft. Cost: $ 225 Million L1 hl.) Under Construction: Silver Rating Z5. FIRIM5 FROMI SEC I IOM C IMvO[vEo WI I H I HIS PROJECT 51ANDARu FORM 330 jvz00rs) FAt;E s t i PIr%Ml MAMIR tq rIRICI EOCm r IOM (City and Srare) (a) ROLE a• Curtis + KOyers Design miami, Florida Canaa%apV ArCrlitgut Studio, Inc. 51ANDARu FORM 330 jvz00rs) FAt;E s F. EXAMPLE PROJECTS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM'S 20 EXAMPLE PROJECT KEr QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS CON I RACT NUMBER (Presenr as many projects as requesrea Dy Me agency, or 10 projects, ;r nor spvv;rreo. 4 C;Umplet. One SeC60n t- TV, eacri p,O/eCr.) n i I i EE AICD E= -m i IOM retry and arare) Garden of the Arts Park RialeaR_ Fla, Ria a PROJECT OWNER City of Hialeah 900 East 56 St; Bldg. 1 Flialean, FIa, iaa zz TEARC---rEiED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (If applicable) 2013-2015 1 ZU-15 3. PROJEL1 uwNER'S INFORMAI10N b POINT OF CONTACT NAME Vincente Rodriguez c POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER 305-687-2620 A. 6RItF DESCRIP 11019 ur PROJEC I AND RELEVANCE 10 1 H15 CON I RAC; I (include scope, size; and cost) Garden of the Arts Park is envisioned to be a lush tropical park tucked into a quiet urban community. The neighborhood has little to no existing public space amenities; so the City of Hialeah working with FPL fund a creative way to provide mucR neeaed green space. I rye land, donated by t=ry, is an existing t- K: transmission riynt-ot-way currently not accessible to the public. FPC collaborated with our desiyn team to create a park which tits the tunctional requirements of a transmission right-ot-way while providing a meandering path through rich vegetation for people to stroll and learn about the rich history of Hialeah. I me L;+R team desiynea ultiments into the park plazas to enhance the story of Rialeah trom its routs in the Dative Americans who named Hialean (meaning " Riyh Prairie') to the Rialeah Park Racetrack today and through the tuture. I he landscape within the plazas will serve as a backdrop for local artists' interpretive work throughout the park. Cost: $2.000,000 53r ` fV 25. FIRIDIS EC; I IUN G INVOEVED WI -1 R TRIS PROJECT (1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATION rCity and State) (3) ROLE a. Curtis + Rogers Design Miami, Florida [anascape Arcnitect Studio. Inc. 5TANDAR13 FORM 330 (1120041 PAGE 3 z, � , f� Af ; F* f '+ � �, � ,, Nom• ` fV 25. FIRIDIS EC; I IUN G INVOEVED WI -1 R TRIS PROJECT (1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATION rCity and State) (3) ROLE a. Curtis + Rogers Design Miami, Florida [anascape Arcnitect Studio. Inc. 5TANDAR13 FORM 330 (1120041 PAGE 3 F. ExAMPCE PRUJEC: I S vURIC;FI Bt5 I ICCUS I RA i E PRUPOSED i EAM'S 0 rAAIGIP[E PKt3jEC i KEY QUALIFICATIDN5 FOR TRI5 CC)NTRAGT IQOmnER (Present as many projects as requested by the agency, or 10 projects, if not specified. 5 Complete one Section F for eachproject.) 21. TITLE AND LOCATION (Criy and Srare) 22. YEAR COMPLETED Flagler 5t,aetmcapca PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION rlfapplicable) Miami, Florida LU'I L -LU l 4 2015-2017 z3. PRUJEC I UvvMER'S IMFUKMA I Ivlq a. PROJECT OWNER b POINT OF CONTACT NAME c POINT OF COATACT i ECEPHONE ICUMBER City of Miami Capital Improvements Program mom. tlia Nufie&, V.E. (305) 416-1280 444 5.w. Znd Avwnuu. 8th Fivvr Mlam;, Floriaa ss1su 24 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AND RELEVANCE TO THIS CONTRACT (Include sco,,e, size, and cost) I he project goal is to recontlgure the Flayler Street trom Igvv 2 n Ave to Biscayne tslvd, to provide wider sidewaIRs, selective parallel parFCing/luadiny areas, yradinyldrainage improvements, and landscape and hardscape enhancements commensurate with a vibrant downtown commercial area. The goal for these improvements is to provide areas for outdoor cafes, iogeiher wish unified furnishings, lighting and landscape to enhance the visitor experience uf the area. Flayler's luny historic significance has been taken into consideration in the planning and design of these improvements. Given that Flagler is the considered the City of Miami's "main street", many parties are involved in the planning and implementation of the project. The project is being managed by the City of Miami's Capital Improvements Division (CIP), working in conjunction with the Downtown Development Authority (DDA); specifically with the Flagler Street Stweriny I✓ommittce. cost: $ 6,uu0,000 zs. FIRMS FROM 5tc 11019 (; iNvU[vEu wl I R I RIS PROJEc I (1) FIRM NAME t2) FIRM LOCATION rG`ryand State) (3) ROLE a• Curtis + Rogers Design Miami, Florida Landscape Architect Studio; Inc. 5 1 AADARD FORM 33u (v2004) PAGt 3 F. ExAMFEE PROJECTS WHICR BEST ILEUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM'S 20 EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT NUMBER (Present as many projects as requested by the agency, or 10 projects, if not specified. 6 Comolefe one Secrion F for each oroiecr.) 21. TITLE AND LOCATION (Cry and State) « r EMR C'v1VIPLE I Eu Cii6at,n ParK PROFCJJIOMAC aERvICEa C;ulGa I ROC I IOM rn ovpi,cable) Miami, Floriaa 2010-2014 2015 Z3. PROjEC; I OwMER'S IIgFuRIGIA I IOIq a. PROJEC I CVVMER 0 PCIM I OF CCA I MC I MmMIE c POIM I OF COM I MC I I ECEP190ME NuMBEK City of Miami Capital Improvement* Piuvram Carlos Vasquez (3U5) 415-1ZUS 444 SW 2nd Avenue, 3th Floor Miami, FI. 33130 z4. SKItF DESL;RIP I iON OF PROJEL I AND Rt[EVANLE I u I RIS CUN I RAL I (Indcide scope. sif-e: an8 cost) landscape architectural services for this design -build urban community park's reaeveloyment includua a synthetic tuff toot6all field, covered accessible playground, picnic shelters, vita course trail, a splash park and a pool. The park was originally opened in i you and named Tor Pastor I Reodore uioson, But had tallen into disrepair. I he residents of the historic Uvertown neighborhood of Miami are vet y excited to have their park back and mucR improved. I he Bright Laurs pay homage to the Bahamian ancestry of the founders of Overiown. Scope: Landscape, Hardscape, Amenities and Irrigation Design Construction Documents; Construction Administration. Cost: $9,794,66 t.00 — Size: 40 050 sq. ft. 25. FIRMS FROM SECTION C INVOLVED WITH THIS PROJECT (1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATION (City and State) (3) ROLE a• Curtis + Rogers Design Miami, Flori'aa Can'ascape Arcrlitect Studio; Inc. 51AnuARD FURM 33D il,zooat PAGE 3 F. EXAMPLE PROJECTS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM'S 20 EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT NUMBER (I'resenf as many projects as requesieii cy me agency, or 10 projects, it nor specineo. 7 UOrnpler@ Crre Sccrim, F rur caCn Druieur.) z i i I i [E Ano COCA 10111 fLAY ana orare/ u r EHR %DIOIP[E i ED Aventura Arts and Cultural Center PROFESSIONml-SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (Ifappricaurei Aventura, FlvriBa �uu8-�'u�u 2010 z3. PROJEC I OwMER'S IMFuRIVIA I ION a PROJECT OWNER b POINT OF CONTACT NAME City of Aventura Antonio F. Tomei 19200 W. Country Club Drive Aventura, Florida 331i3u TO THIS CONTRACT (Include scope. size.. and cost) c POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER 305 446 8923 Curtis + Rogers designed the Landscape and Irrigation for this new Perfforming Arts Lenter fur the city of Aventura. The center is perched at The end of a spit of land overlooking Dumbfoundling Bay. This LELD (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certified project required Shoreline Review and special planting considerations because OT its location next to the Bay as well as LEEu principles. Salt and drought tolerant plantings were used along with a reduction in water use to create a signature landscape Tor this cultural facility. I his project was a finalist in the 2011 ULI (Urban Land Institute) Southeast Florida Vision Awards. Cost: $ 7750,000 Size: 13,000 sq ft. Z5. FIRP15 FROM Stu I ION C; Ilgvu[vEu vv 1 n 11`115 PROJtO I (1 ) FIRIGI A„IGIE �q rlRIM [v%„ 110111 rCiry anU wares l31 ROM! a• Curtis T Rogers Design Miami; Florida Landscape Architect 5100010, Ilrc. S I AADARD FORM 330 juz0041 PAC;e 3 F. EXAMPLE PROJECTS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM'S 20 EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT NUMBER (Present as many projects as requested by the agency, or 10 projects, if nor specified. 8 Com fere one Section F for eachproject) c i i I i [E MIGu racm i IVIG runty ants 5rarel « r EMR 0311I1"CE i EO GSA New U. S. Federal Office Building PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION rlfapplicable) m;.amar, Flvr;da Zu-14 1 cu15 z3. PRu3Eu I OwMEKs llgFuRMA I ling a. PROJECT OWNER b POW i OF CON I AC I MAMEa P011a DF CUM MC ECEPRDAE MO MISER U.S. General Service Lawrence R Hales, Contracting Officer 404 224-2314 Administration (GSA) z4. BRIEF DESCRIN 11019 uF rRuJtC I AICD KE1tVAMC;E I u I nlS CUIq I RAS I (Incicae ocope. sic@, aria soot) yT ,;may# 4 �.a.• o 1 r= 1- 7 V _. The landscape development of this site, which had been part of the Everglades in the 1900's, was based on the idea of restoring this unique environment which Still exists a few miles west of the site. I he project site has been tilled and prepared for development, however through careful planning we propose to remove some of this fill and restore and regenerate the previously lost ecosystem. I his new landscape environment will serve to connect the undeveloped portions of South Florida, with the local community, by nestling this new Federal Building within this context. The landscape elements of the project are critical in that they will serve multi-Taceted roles — the reestablishment of the relationship between the natural processes and the human activity: the treatment of storm water and its rGIGasa to replenish lost wetlands; pruvisiun ut habitats for plants and animals therefore contributing to the ecological diversity and contributing to the physical and mental well being of the users through their interaction with nature. c;urtis + Royers is pleased to have conceived the "Everglades Landscape" concept for the GSA — Federal Office Building in Miramar Florida which was developed during the alternative concept phase ut the prujuct. The approach will not only greatly assist in successfully achieving credits Tor the sustainable sites initiative, but will create a unique and eACiting approach to landscape dusign in South Florida. The following GSA Desiyn Review comments speaK to their enthusiastic endorsement of the conuupt and their desire to see its successful implementation. Cost: $ 136.000,000 — Size: 475,000 sq. ft. 25. FIRMS FROM SECTION C INVOLVED wI I R I HIS PRUJEG I (1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATION rCii—y and State) (3) ROLE UOR6 + 1110yers ues;gn Coconut Grove, Florida Landscape Architect — Design Criteria Professional Studio, Inc. F. EXAMPLE PROjEC; 15 wRIC;R 6t5 i ILEu5 i RA I t PRuPuSEo i EAM's z0 EAAICIP[E PROaE�, i KEY W0AUFIL,A i IuAS FuR i Rib cL,A i RAu i MOItnsCK (P=cseni !f3 ma==y N=0/eCis a5 =cy�csic8 Dy TnU agenCy_ yr 7u NrOjeCis. �i n�T sNeCii�ea. y z1 TI i LE AND LOCATION jCiry and State) Coral Gables Tree Succession Plan Coral Gables, Florida 22 YEAR COMPLETED PmOrEaaiUNAC aERvICEa r-OMo i R0C: i IOM (lt a,.riicable) 05/08/2012 — 06/01/15 —12/01/16 ue)04/z0 z3. PKUJECI uwMER'S IMFURMAIIOM a PRudEC i CWMER 0 POIM i OF COM 1 AC 1 MAME c POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER City of Coral Gables I Ernesto Pino 1 305 460 5004 24 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AND RELEVANCE TO THIS CONTRACT (Include scope, size, and cost) c;urtis + Roycrs was Hired sy the City of Coral uables to develup a I ree Succession and Initiation Plan for the trees in single family residential areas. The Curtis + Rogers's team provided an evaluation of existing street trees, from visual/horticultural conditions. The trees where mapped; identified and conditions were added to them, ana areas where frees were missing Were identified as possible locations for tree replacements. uver 38,uuu trees were evaluated. uurtis + Rogers attended community meetings to seeR input and present preliminary findings. ultimately the team created maps for street planting themes, and listed the trees needing immediate replacement; identified locations for new trees and recommended others for further evaluation in 5 years. Over 2500 trees are being replaced. This plan enabled the City to develop a program for systematic replacement of trees tu ensure the longevity of the canopy — which characterizes the City 6eautirul. UOst: $3,uuu,uuu 25. FIRMS FROM SECTION C INVOLVED WITH THIS PROJECT (1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATION (Ciry and Stare) a• IL;urtia + Roger* DeAun Miami, i-iurida Studio, Inc. (3) ROLm 1an?6cape Architect STANDARD FORM 330 (1/2004) PAGE 3 I% EAAMPLE PROJEC I S wRILR BES I IELuS I KA I E PRuPuSED I tAM'S 41uALIt-IGA I IONS FUR I RIS GUN I KAU I (Present as many Projects as reyuestea by the ayernCy, Di 10 prOjeCts, it riot Specified. Complete one Section F for each oroiect.) 21. TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) Coconut Grove 5treetscapes Improvements Coconut Grove, Florida Z =AAmPEt PROJECT KEY AORGIBER 10 22. YEAR COMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION(Ifa,.,,licable) September 2010 -2014 1 2015 23. PROJECT OWNER'S INFORMATION a. PROJECT OWNER b POINT OF CONTACT NAME c POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER City of Miami Capital Improvements Program Hector Badia; Project Manager 305-416-1236 444 S.W. 2nd Avenue, 8th Floor Miamil, Fla, 113a 33730 24. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AND RELEVANCE TO THIS CONTRACT (Include scope, size, and cost) The City of Miami; hired Curtis T Rogers to provide design services related to atreetaCaNa renovations ;n trie t;oconut Grove Central Business District. The goal of the project was to review Me existi..y problems with brick lifting and root intrusions in the sidewalks and evaluate existing tree conditions, while maintaining the existing wandurfal criaracter UT Coconot drove. A comDination at solutions Rave Deen proposeti anO include ..vv„ treau piarite0 in conditiona optimal for future growth, maintaining existing trees while improving their immediate growing environment and replacement of bricks set in a more aa;tal5le 15aa8 mate. ial. The Curtis * Rogers team included landscape arcriitects, urban arborists and horticulturists all working together to develop creative solutions to the challenging conditions. Extensive meetings were held witn members at tris Coconut Grove 6asi..es5 District. 6uai�.eaaGa .n Me area and Me general public to seen inpat and i'aeas Tor Me project. Cost: $ 6,000,000 25. FIRMS FROM SECTION C INVOLVED WITH THIS PROJECT (1) FIRM NAME I (2) FIRM LOCATION (City and State) I (3) ROLE a• Curti* + RaElars ul lgn 5taaw, 1111larni, Flaniaa LantloCape AraRiteCt Inc. 5 1 ANDAKu FURIvi 330 (1±2004) PAGE 3 G. r EY PERSuAwtL PAR 1 MPA I IUN IA EAAMI'Et PRu3Et.15 26. NAMES OF KEY PERSONNEL (Fro... Section E, Block 12) 27. ROLE IN THIS FCONTRACT ( Section E, Block 13) 28. EXAMPLE PROJECTS LISTED IN SECTION F (Fill in " Exampla Pmjw.ts Kay" 3 -tion below before completing table. Place °X" under projectkey number for artici ation iisame or similar role. 11 1 Samson Park 4 Gibson Park b / 7 Hventura Arts aiid Cultural Canter 1 Aida M. Curtis Managing Principal X 4 Barden 'vt the Arta Pam X X X Flagler Street5aape X X X emerald Mai atm i Director of Debi X X X X X Jennie Rogers Landscape Architect x X X X X X I itfany Maratan CanClacalie Ueslynei X X X Julio Persivale Auto Cadd / Irrigation X X X X X X 29. EXAMPLE PROJECTS KEY NO. TITLE OF EXAMPLE PROJECT FROMI SECTION F NO. TITLE OF EXAMPLE PROjEC i FROM SECTION F 1 Samson Park 6 Gibson Park 2 6rn,,Var3 County Crlildren`a Reading Center X Museum 7 Hventura Arts aiid Cultural Canter 3 Broward Courthouse 8 GSA - U.S. Federal Office Building 4 Barden 'vt the Arta Pam g Gal C21 Cia6lea I gee 5accebzoioll Plan 5 Flagler Street5aape 10 coconut urove Sireetscapes Improvements STANDARD FORM 330 (612004) PAGE 4 R. AQNI I IORAC IAtVKr AI ION Z9. PRVVIUE ANY AW1 I IVNRL INFURM I lUN KtuuE51 tU 6r i nE AGtNC;T. R I I RLL 1WDI1 IUM;L SnEETS AS NEEDED: Firm Profile Curtis + Rogers Design Studio was formed with the purpose of providing quality Landscape Architecture / Planning Services. The firm, founded ;n 1991 by Aida IGI. CuurtL, and Richard Rogers, represents over 60 years of Eandscape Architectural experience. Commitment to producing quality projects and providing client satisfaction forms the fuandativn of oar fi,Me repatatioi i. we design envi,onments using a process that emphasizes creat;vity within the context of rationai problem -soling. Cultural, economic, environmental, and social forces are strong determinants of design. Design Collaboration Our practice is founded on a collaborative approach which stresses interaction between clients, fellow design professionals and Curtis + Rogers. Des;gn Express;on Our inspiration for design expression grows from an appreciation for context, and an understanding of program. Context includes the understanding of the influences of a physical setting, the history and culture of an area, and from particular oppPU ortui-,1143 anti consti,aints that grow fru,i , the program. Our express',u" i., a difea result of trying to m,a,,im;ce the social benefits a, ,d at the same time minimizing the imposition of the � pian Katie envirommEnt a, , the natrrl setting. we care deeply about building quality projects that last and serve those who entrust us to provide these services. Design Process We believe that creativity results from an interaction between motivated clients and professionals. The best designs result from an interactive process between artistic creativity and experienced judgment Technical Capabilities we arc cu—mmitted in uti1;,.;llg state or the art technology enabling us to serve our cl;ent anti p,cject needs effciei-itly and accurately. we are able to produce text, spreadsheets, drawings, giaph;cs and pfiotography in both hardcopy and digital ron eats. I ne Fril iLipals' personal tamiliaritywith all programs allows nor their tiirect interaction in projects. Technical wuality Control Cubs and Rogers Design Studio, Inc has a reputation for achieving high quality projects, through its concerted effort of producing design and documents that are delivered anter a thorough review process. Curtis T Kogers, since inception, has relied on an independent quality control methodology. Curtis and Rogers has implemented a i ecliinical duality Control Manual, which provides each employee with a comprehensive system of checklists for every aspect of producuon. The responsible employee reviews the checklists and ensures that the deliverable compnes with all items covered in the checklist. Once the deliverable is completed, it is passed to an independent reviewer, who once again will review the deliverable and ensuie compliance with checklist and design and technical standards. IFie deliverable is redlined for corrections, returned to the responsible employee for incorporation of corrections prior to final delivery. Curtis + Rvgers, quality cmitrol reviewers ale the most experienced profe!.sionais of the tirm ;ncloaing Ricnar8 Rogers a Fellow of the American Society of Landscape Architects, and a registered landscape archltect for over 40 years, Aida Cubs, a registered landscape architect with over 25 years of experience and Esperanza Keily with over z0 years of experience. Having worked with numerous municipalities, and successfully implemented a variety or projects throughout South Florida is a testament to the quality of work effort that exemplifies the firm. In the 18 years of Curtis + Rogers existence, the firm Ran , iot Deen subject to a,.y claims or lawsuits. Project acheduiing Curtis + Rogers believes that a systematic communication process is essential to maintaining the project schedule. At eacR initiai project kick-orr meeting, the project scope, schedule and personnel role are established. Following this meeting, a series of coordination meetings or conference calls- with the client- are established to review the work in progress, and to ensure that the project is proceeding according to the scope, desires of the client group and in accordance to the established schedule. Meeting notes are taken and distributed to all project Nafficipants, via cir"ail. In addition, the Curtis + Rogers, project manager Will organic the work into a sericz of c, itical tasxs. i Hese tasks are evaluated as to the level of effort required, the available data and the anticipated scheduling impacts. This work effort is distributed to all team members, and tracked periodically with completion dates, ,ticipated delays or additional tasks needed. The project manager will continually update the task list and track the scope and schedule modifications. The rrt jeM Manager is in constant contact with all team members to ensure that they have all the data needed to complete their scope and that the time frame for deliverables is adhered to. Built Projects Curtis + Rogers has, and is, continuing to influence the Miami landscape and skyline through such projects as: American Airlines Arena, Metro Zoo, Parrot Jungle and Gardens at Watson Island, US Federal Courthouse, Miami Children's Museum, Miami International Airport, cuundess parks an8 scnools tMroughoat tRe State. Kecently Curtis T Rogers has completed the reconstruction of Gibson Park, in Miami, the SR836 extension, Florida Avenue reconstruction in Coconut Grove and the Mew children's Plascom in Davie Florida. LEED Experience Curtis + Rogers is currently working on several LEED prcjec—u. Three of the projeM are reducing the use of potable water by 50% and one is reducing the use of potable water by 100%. In order to accomplish this we have proposed the use of rain water tanks. cisterns, quick coupler valves connected to the water tanks for hand watering and planting that does not require permanent irrigation after establishment. Our irrigation systems in the 50% reduction projects are being designed so that the turf areas and shrub and groundcover areas have separate zones. They also incluse separate bungler Lones for some of the trees and palms that require more water than the shrubs, groundcovers or turf. Separating the zones reduces the use of water by allowing the shrub and grundcover ones to run for less time since they do not require as much water as the turf areas or some of the trees and palms. In addition, all of our irrigation systems include automatic controllers which allow all zones to be programme's with different run t mes depending on the water requirements for the particular group of plantings. Rain sensors are also incorporated into the system in order to shut the irrigation system off when it rains. Our designs take full advantage of native plant marrial. Dative plant material regai%= ie» water an'a is more adaptable to existing site conditions which also limits the use of imported soils. Exotic plant material when used, is kept to a minimum, and is used in key areas and when the project demands it culturally. in order to reduce the heat island effect our designs inciade the use of shade tees throughout the project and specifically in the parking lots and on the west side of the buildings. Shade trees when combined with shrubs and groundcovers also increases the evapotranspiration rate which reduces the amount of water required for that group of planting. LEED Accredited Professionals Curtis + Rogers has two [EEO Accredited Professionals Affiliations Curtis + Rogers is a member of The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC.) 1. AUTRvRRED REPRESeNTATIvE The forvwoirrg is a statement of facts. 31. SIGNATURE 3Z. UA -lb: 07/12/1016 ��CLI-A�1- JJ. RAMI: AND Hire uF sisi R: Aida M. Curtis, President s 1 ARDAKD FORM j30 iWAM) PAGE 6 I 5aourmlloll NUN®En(Irairy) ARCHITECT -ENGINEER QUALIFICATIONS RFtrt if iti-u6-uZ PART II — GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS flf a firm has branch offices_ complete for each soaufiic branch ofifc& seekina wooNA co. FiRm (OR BRM51 OFFI E) Rram CuniS + Rugers uesiyn Stuaio, Inc. .3. Tcwc EsiNoi(sReu 19x1 a mma MOWN 13L9384b5U 2b EET 7520 S. Red Road Sure M 5. OWNERSHIP 11. ANNUAL AVERI�GE PROFESSIOW a irrE Corporation 2r.CITY South Miami 2d STATE FL 2e ZIP CODE 33143 S. brreAc[eu5lReabsrAiva Ac16e W. ruin i oP CU. i WME Aro i RLE Aida M. Curt;s, Praiden t 7 NAME OF FIRM Of block 2a is a bnwm oft@) e5, TELEPRONt nuMBER5c E•Rotle. Aounebb 305 4421774 aida@curtisrugers.com Sa. FORMER FIRM NAMES) (rrany) eo. TR. EsrPmLISF1E0 I uuns R'u17laEn T. - - - -- 10. PROFILE OF FIRM'S EXPERIENCE AND I ANNUAL AVERAGE REVERuE FOR MT 5 YEARS a, FurrWuti c. No. of E 4 Rervw 8 Indeu code b. Disdplim; a. Pn7111v b. Experience Number %,) FIRM 12r BRANCH 11 Code (see below) 02 A(Iministrative: 1 1 A11 I Auditoriunrb K Theater 1 T 4n I V.mect Mauayer 3 titr9 ri�birit�ts S Ivlaairat FacilHiaa 1 Jul I Judicial & Coulifoom FaanrTres I 1 Ru4 necreatron racames [Pani, Marines) z A05 Airports 1 DN I Moian nu90 1 Lots I 1 .aciidr'es 1 z Total I 11. ANNUAL AVERI�GE PROFESSIOW PROrt5Slur4AL SERVIatS icevtRuE INUEX R%jIMt3ER StRvi%,ES KE7ERUE5 UF FInM FOR LAST 3 YEARS T. [Ess than $100000 b $2 miultin W less tnan 35 ...illl.n. (lnse>T revenue MW numZMr shown at rignt) 2. $100,00 to e1sb than $250,000 7 $5 million to IU55 than $10 million a. Fooerel worn 1 3. sz5u,uuu to less then sauu,uuu C $10 mdlon t�i 19a3 then sz* milRu.. b. Non-FeTerBl WorTt 5 4 $500,000 w lean than $1 million 9 $25 midiirr to less than $50 million Ct WI wont 5 5. $1 mlloon to less than $z million 1 u 550m.nion cr a..ate. T jr- Au i nuRIZED REPREst: nt i A i ivE The to going is a btaterrient D -i fads. aS�TURE`" b. DATE \Jtlj�'•�` 07/12/2016 L rwwc MW . n Lt Aida M. Curtis, President STANDARD FORM 330 ler2m) PAGE 6 12 NAME 13. ROLE IN THIS CONTRACT 9 r 5 CIRRleMCc R. Rarvuy Sasso, P.E. Principal -in -Charge a TOTAL b CURRENT FIRM 30 20 a. FIRM NAME! —15 Wert, IOR TCity anC urate) Coastal Systems International; Coral Gables, Florida Ia. MODCAI IOM I VEGR= rvvu SreCtraltAI ION) it. CORKEMT PEwrE3SIOWM Master of Science, Civil Engineering, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Kt-Gibi Ma I11319(3IAlt ANUUI3CIb'LINtj Cana?la_ 1987 Professional Engineer - Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, I -L Canada 1979 ia.01REKPROFESSi0WQOALIFICAl10Rs(r D1;W(�,, , Orgo, �t�,, , l.o;„.;y A..—.a., olc.'r Aa tnc YtinCipal-lu-CnatgC, M,. Sa33c i3 t'c3poi3iDle lot Pluviautg Uvelall itaiagei,eit, aucetioi aua COOtauratiOi tU the engineering team for professional services related to all projects undertaken by Coastal Systems. In this capacity, he aelel 11111te3 brie sOheaules.' allUCates ICSUUI CCs; all OCts Jori[ VCitw es, sub-COisultaits aua teat❑ niumbeis in pei MIining tiela u,vc3tigatiDi3 arra tcennieal evaivatiuis- aid aucct3 the ae,,emp,icit aua evaluatc3 the I-ca3inaity Ut ac3isi alteurativE3. Mr. Sasso has over 30 years experience as a professional coastal engineer, having worked on numerous projects in Florida, the Caribbeai, aria Europe. He nasi been it,v0lvca in all a5l-IMS at Coastal/irari ne ptai=S, i Uluaurg project aesigi- cugu,ieuig aualy Sia, cu vi3Ouu,cutal pc,iuttu,g, aid the legal, pulitieal aid i,aiagc. nal cicu,cut3 of P, vjcCt iu,plcu,cutatiuu, He has a reputation for providing a business approach to engineering ha,, ing planned; designed and implemented numerous Coastal/watertrurit Uevelopirent projects. Mr. sa3s0 P;Oicerca a teg,0ial apptuaM tO Coastal 3e3uient buagct train Hill3boru Inlet in Broward County to Government Cut in Dade County. This sediment study encompassed 35 miles of shoreline, two counties, four inlets, one taxing district and ten municipalities. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: AincriCai Sumety Ur l.ivil Eigulecl3. t'lutiaa E„giiee,i„g Suz; y, t iv,iaa Nrime aua t3ccacn Preservation Association, Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) Beachwalk, Miami Beach, FL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES COMSIRUC;IIUM(rrapp#caule) 2006 2006 a. (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief sco„o, slm, c=, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ❑D CFiecR it ple)e�c peFfenn =m �orrcnl nm, Civil/coastal engineering design and environmental permitting for the 4,000 foot on grade paver walkway that connects Lurririnus YarK to iurth to 21st Street in the JOuth brach UistriCt of Miaini beaCn. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) 'FLL=r EU PROFESSIONAL SERVICES COM31ROCIION (if a t,caolo) Island Gardens Mega Yacht Harbor, Miami, FL Ongoing UlgElvirig G' (3) BKIEF DESCRIPTION (Brier scc,­ size, cost, etc) AND SPECIFIC ROLE El CMeE R:T pm;eet pJRo171130 =tn —"—I nnn Marina aesigi aua eivilOILILICIRal peritiiing tar 40 slip itegayacht harbor Ori Wats011 131a113 as part of $280M 3itC lea'cvclUPi,'cit. hyalograpnic alta ,ia,iiC rC3UuiCC surveys COttau%tea aua u„aC, wat'cr DLLIKhcaa assc3smcit3 PtUviaea. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) f21 YEAR �OLTLE-Tt PROFESSIONAL SERVICES COmbInOeIIOM (7fappicamel Broward County Beach Restoration Project Mitigation, FL 2003 cu—u3 I (a) BRIEF DEsCRIPTIUN (brier , :. , ee t, ori.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE MI CMecR it prgea perrormM Win current nnn Uebign/buila lU aC,cs DI artitnCial ,cCI OttsnOnC at the Dania. Holly wvua beaChC3 - utiliciug bb.000 Luria UI 1iinelUCK C. boulders imported from Freeport, Bahamas. Project was implemented utilizing three rock barges, one crane barge, a 165 -ton crane, front end loaders and two tug boats operating 24 -hours day, 7-3ays/week over 4 mouths. Marine p05itialliig- resource 3uIVeys aua hya-Ographic 3urvey3 were art integral Part Ot tUcK pla=LnCcit iECaC3 tO aChiCvC a sl.ccessful project. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CORSIRUE; IIOM ElfapplkaDw Fort Zachary Taylor State Park, Key West, FL Ongoing ZUui (3) BKIEF DESCRIPTION (Brier soup., si—, cost, ot.) AND SPECIFIC RODE ❑D Cllec c R p Dject peRe� e0 to current nnn Coastal engineering design alta ettviionnlental permitting for bieaakwatet3, jcttie3; aua beach till project for Shorelii �• p,Ot'cCtiiru at pat K. (,) i n CE rw0 D7CA i ION (Va and stare) 1 (2) YEAR POMPLETED PROFtbbiDIMbERvICES CONS IRuCiION fira�r�or_) RIIIs6—vry/�celr}I'cld Sauen ResturaCan, Browar'd County, FC vnyoitty zu'l l I e' (S) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief soop_, size, cost, etc) AND SPECIFIC ROLE 0 ch..R R p,-;efL paffmrmen _tn r rrrmt mm Coastal engineering and environmental permitting for 550,000 beach fill project. Performed all beach protlles, hyatogi aphiC but veyb, aerial photog, aphy, u,ag,tetott,CtC, but veyb, and n,o„ito, i„g. (I),II CCt 0 Z=m, ION(Cny anC Stare/ (2) YEAR POMPLETED PROFCSSIOMCzz:RvZft COMM ROM ION (nappdcame) Miamarina at Bayside, Miami, FL 199( I 1997 f' s BRIEF DE5CmIPTION fdrrer., p., -'—, —Sr, etc.) AND SPECIFIC KOLE 0 erlecR h () Project pertormeE wiut current nnn Uebigu dila e„vi,Duuteutal Pei ,nitting to, 1 iu-blip wariva. Coastal engutCCuug aebign ;uOluaius ttutncrical .uOaCl;ug all pnysieal ,,,Dael tc5tb we, I: ec„aurteaa w, the wave baffle des;gn. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City a„d State) (2) YEAR POMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (If applicable) Peanut Island Environtttental Re�tatation, Palm Beaen County, rL 2003 I 2005 9, (3) uRIeF OE5uRIF r1ON (curer scope, size, cost, etc.) Arvv 519cMFIC ROLE 0 Check if project performed with current firm Coa3tarciva a„a ,ua,;,,e 3ttuctutc3 'ne3ign fut l.s-aC.0 artificial reef habitat and 1.3 acre shallow seagrass lagoon. Additional features include a tidal pond and flushing channel, shallow-draft marina with tloating docks, peaest, ia„ bua,awalkb_ aua bite utility upg,aaCS. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) (2) YEAR POMPLETE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(IfapNlicable) Rickenbacker Causeway Recreation Area; Miatfti-Dade Cvanty, FC 1 2010 I 2010 (a) BRIEr DE5CRlr i ION (vier scope, size, cost, etc.) A u SPECIFIC ROM 0 Check if pray, perfDrmed with wren, firth 1J'c3;gn 0t 3nv,clu,'c 3tabil;zation aua a5b0e;atea PuDI;C ,CC,cahO,t a,'ca i,..P.OvEu.6..t3 ale.,g L.3-,,,Iles of shoreline of the h Rickenbacker Causeway across Biscayne Bay. Marine resource and hydrographic surveys completed; and coastal e„gi,Ieeting analybib cottauclea to M.bebb aebig„ wave Cona;tio„b, bcai„tatt transport arta Opt;tuunt bnO.eline 5tabiliaatimi ,uutno95. UeSign clUmMA3 mCLuaca la„d3CaP;..g, 1.-213;Ve 3p=lft .i..,.vval with ..at.vC 3p%..n.3 restoration, parking improvements, stormwater management and vendor kiosks for waterfront activities. O t I i EC r O SOCA i ION rCity anC mare/ (2) YEAR POMPLETED FITOFc55,O1@RSI!Rvn.CS Singer Island Sediment Transport Study, Palm Beach County, FL 2002 JeUim3,ROC,10111(yrappdcaore) N/A j, (s) BRIEF DEbCRIv i ION (drier.,,, :.o, —sr, _r_.) AND SPECIFIC ROCE ff] CrleCK it project pelTormM wiut current nnm Coastal ellgince111% analysis dna nuute,;ual modeling ut bhO,elit,e to evaluate bhuieliuc ,ecebb,on/aOctetiuu ttenas ,elahve tu the na,a DOttOut ,;agr3. util—ed Uauwh nydawlx 1..3t;tutC tuns) L.11 rHC& a..d MiKE 21 ...... C.;Ual models to simulate waves and sediment transport processes. O i I t CE ravu MCrt t ION (City anc metal 19ROFE5310, zr=RvICES C151113rROt,i0N(rrappkaore) Village of Bal Harbour Beach Management, Bal Harbour, FL Ongoing I Ongoing (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brier scop., si—, cost, _t..) AND SPECIFIC RDCE O Cr1e0R it project peRormeo Win current nrm Kev;ewea COaStal p,oCebbeb dna bcaiweut buagCt at tiakc,b HaulovCt L,ICt, i„Cluai„g the village SnotClwc. tvaluated l' DyPabb;,rg a►tc,,,at;veb, a„a P,ePar'ca cuixepwal &3%.. of ;,,let bypa3b;..g opt;o„3 that could pote..tially reduce erosion at the Village, which is located downdrift of the Bakers Haulover Inlet. Additionally, evaluated teasibility of a bypasbiug upetatiou with tega,ab to ,CgulatOiy aPP,Oval aua PutCutial tuudiug boulcear u,Cluau.g ;[[let tax a;btt;Ct Oppurtuu,t,c3. (i) r RCE AND LOCAs ION (Mtyrand 5rare) (2) YEAR COMPLETED PROFtbSIOMAE CONS IRoe iION (rrappr;camej VIIIzty@ CIT Rey B;ocaynee Bench Roarisnment, FC LULL LuIL R. (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief scop_, size, cos,, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE O Cri__R R pm;—t p_R_RRSa -m —nt„ t nm Coastal engineering and environmental permitting for 120,000 cy beach till project. Marine resource and hyatogiaphic Sul Veyb COuauCtea, alDug with ba,ta bOu,Ce bea,Ch,jet p,obeb; vib,aco,eb, aua utauuC a.OhCOlugiCal bu. vCyb. (i) TITLE AND LOCATION (Co and Stare) (2) YEAR COMPLETED rROFESSIONAL CONSTRUCTION (if applicable, 32nd Street Hot Spot Breakwaters, Miami Beach, FL 2001 2002 I• (;7) &tIEF uEbCRIPTION (drier.,,_ —sr, _r_.) AND 5PtCIFIC nOCE 0 CnecR if projexa performM W u, current nrm COa5tal e„ginee,ing a,ta „u,t,C,ical ..tDaeling tot Cuia5tal D.CaTCwate.3 dna 3a,ta ,'ceyci;,,g project to btao;i;�cc bhmcl;..; but Split C.03;O..al MCC. r1yd,s.aph;c; s,.t veys a..d beach profiling performed. 12. MME Penny CULL 13 ROLE IN THIS CONTRACT Project Manager m. FIRM NAME rove LOCni ION (City ante State) Coastal Systems International; Coral Gables, Florida to. t00CAr IUR (utGncestun SrCCrAL1ZAIION) Bachelor of Science, Agricultural Operations Management, Specialization: Bioprocess Management, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, 1992 18. OTHER PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (Publicarions, Orgarrizerions, Training Awards etc.) 14 rtms ERrERIENCE TOTAL 6 WITH CDRnEIQT FIFM 21 8 1t.CURREW PROFESSIONAL REGIS. rwi Iery (5t AtC MVV uwCrrunt) Ms. C.utt nab UVEr 10 YCCU15 (It ExpcuenCe ur the Lela Ut elIV;lDlllpelltal 1110II t0utrg, asse55ptent, Plawuug apa tegulatOry permitting, at the local, State and Federal levels. She is able to quickly evaluate complex scientific information and communicate it to lay leaders for decision-making purposes. Ms. Cutt has a proven track record negotiating complex technical issues_ particularly with regard to ayuatiC aua CDastal ECOsystellm, with a vauety Ot udCIUA groups. M5. Uutt vCiy effectively and equitably applies scientific, regulatory and financial judgment when evaluating complex scientific and tecnuiCal irlturruatiou aua issues. she also ettectively ruauages woiktlow arra product delivery, accurately iaentitieS key r33UU3 aua Prv6cet LICE33 to aCnrcvc EuvirvruuEutally 3u3taivable UeVaY tCu. 3olutr0113. Ms. Cult has exteus;ve baukgiuuna ;p iegulaturyy Permitting having worked a5 a regulator tui the U.S. Artily Carps Ot tugutcer3, South r1mida water. MauagrLiXiit 1-ii3triet. amra M;aa.;-UZIdc County uivi3ini, of nmirvruuenial KC3ouieca Management. This regulatory experience facilitates the development of the permitting strategy for project implementation, a5 the regulatuly Pei ulittiug;5 1101 rpally all the CIitival Path tar urOst Coastal and watertr0ut Ptojectn.. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Member Broward County Marine Advisory Committee, Member Pompano Beach Marine Advisory Board, Florida t%ssociation of Environmental Professionals PROJECTS19. RELEVANT H 1 TITI C AND I !\r AT!ON Irin. and Staml M vC.c 1—C. =Tcb Hallandale Beach Interim Beach Renourishment, Broward PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(dappricawe, County, FL 2012 N/A I a (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief scone, size, cost er.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ❑x Check if project performed with current firm Senior manager overseeing the design and environmental permitting for a truck haul beach renourishment project that Will tCruPOrarily stabilic.E the CrDaiug shoreline. me epvironurental petmrttmg tot the pliiCeureut at tIuCKCa ill sand is early Z.o... plUtZ. Adv u l ouu..;33;0., err beach elated i33.u3, mcludmg nut;gat;ol. ofato.Lit IElated Effect3. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State)POMPLETEC PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CDIG5rROM IOR(nappl,'_Di.! Hillsboro/Deerfield Beach Renourishment, Broward County, FL 2014 2011 (a) BRiEr OftCRIPTIUM (mierscope, size, cost, etc.) A El 3rECirIC R13EE IZI Check if projeM performed wiu, current firm S\dl;m t'.vicct mzmaga, p.ov;&is etly;.ottltR...tal pZttu;tt;ug, Cva3tal Cugu$�Iutg, fuud;ug appl;%at;oly mud b;ologn,al °monitoring services for 339,151 cubic yard beach fill project and previous interim nourishment truck haul project. Manage praline and Coastal surveys iuCluaiug prautle IcsOulce iuvestigatiUnb, Pipeline COtriaor surveys, harabuttout rrlapp ..g, AV,VyI7t [r 3P. a.Id u.-watC. Sia turtle 3u. vc:y3, a..d yid.-lottg shorebird monitoring. Ensure compliat.ce with permit required monitoring and ads ise the Commission on all beach related issues. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) CVA3rrcUCi10R(lreppricanwej Hillsboro Inlet Bypassing, Broward County, FLrlZurEs3lvt�T5r:RvICE3 Ongoing Ongoing (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief st.vpe, 3icv, wst, ate.) AND SPEGIFIL: RULE ® CNecR ii project penomreu wiui current nrm tuvuOr.ur'cutal peruutturg tvr ougvprg uraprteuarrCC Orcagurg dna aniA bypa33i,Ig by the Mill3bor0 htlCt Mautt'cuauCC aua l ... p.0 Vu...c.,t 1J;3t.;zt. evaluated marine resources including nearshore hardbouom in the exterior sand trap channel a.ea and seagrass ;n the Interior Inlet area adjacent to the nay; igation channel. Processed permits through the U.S. Army Corps C Ot tu6.ucc.3_ rlo..02r L)Uparturcut Or 1Suv;.0lulXlltal l'rotcCt;oty aua ti.owmd COUllty tuvuoulucutal r.otECtiDp dna Growth Management Department. Assisted the District with DEP cost-sharing of the acquisition of the new hydraulic Cutlet head at cage. (L) r MEE ANu LSCA i ION (City anv 5rare) (c) r rm COIMPEE i .O PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(1/awficable) Hollywood Beach Management, Hollywood; FL Ongoing I 2012 (a) aRItF DESCRIPTIOR (crier scope, size, cost, etc.) ANO 5PECIFIu ROIL ❑x CWR if project performeu with curren. firm sewul r,uject Manage, COOtaivatiug iu5tallatim. at 1.5 biological e.ve;tuimg t,ae5ceta aua ptc-cmiattuct;m, Nulvg;ial survey. Biological monitoring included a hardbottom edge and emergent epifauna survey, nearshore transect data (video, d. sed;ereet depth, 3aua%flatabUtt0el IieC eItercept elcmul'crrleuts, aua peueaneut yuaarat a33ca3wcuta)_ AwUpUla cetvicumia Mata (nenan mMce3 zma 5cd;eLcet depth), a„d arLfeial ,ccf data (sed;,..C..t aCcue,ulation and photographic documentation). To supplement the pre -construction dataset for the current Project, data recorded in April 2011 during he true year p05t-COItstLuCtiue wOeitOuug evCut 011 IDUI SU III tlau5cZt5 e101litv,ca rul the 1:410wa,d crJuety segul'cut 111 shote rlutcctioe rlajcct was a13u aealycca. Ma„agu,g post Co..at.ua;G.. compliance efforts including hardbottom and epifaunal edge surveys and regulatory permit compliance. (,) r rTLE r 13 Mrm r Ion (City ani Ware) (2) YEAR �OMPLETED PrcOFE5510fa¢5ERvICE5 COF5IRDC IION (trappticante) Ilennedy ParR 5rioreline Sial3hization, Miami, FL Ungtp;nu N/A (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief sco,.a, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ❑X CI1eI!R ii m;ew perr.M0 -tn current nrm Design and environmental permitting for a shoreline stabi►iLati011 alfa euha.ICeureut ptvjeCt. COeauctea aetailea a. aeglvve aua uplaua vegetative aua topographic but VGy5 t0 aeteu.wte at M5 el e'cea Ut eenaecee.cet aeU lace...c;t,t i;f —:ew cc; ... di -,.3. 1 ... p.n...g sho.eline at existing passive use park to include exotic removal_, stabilizing shoreline with native vegetation and properly petmittea natural 3hvrelille 3tabilicati0u ana Cleatiou OI public view Miiiav,a through Key I0Cati0rt5 withie aC,Ia'cly vegetat'ca rrtatrgr0vc triege. (i) iIICEAND COCAi1ON(C;tyo,.a3rao) (2) YEAR POMPLETED P]tOFE551uNALsERviCE5 CORSIKOL;iION (troppi..D l K;cKeneacKer Gauaeway Rearcativt,al Area, Miami -Daae County, FL Zulu I (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brier sco,.o, size, cost, etc.) AND 5PECIFIC ROLE 17 CMecR it project peRormeE w ut current nrm Primittwg of Shnialiue atabiliLativu aua a33uciatea public Iecleati011 alfa impmvemri& wuug z.J etile5 0I inuicinir Ot the K;CKMAMCKe. C.auaeway aC4033 tsi3cayttc tray. Mat;nc .%3i. cc a..d hyd.ographic surveys completed and coastal engineering analysis conducted to assess design wave conditions; sediment transport and optimum shoreline stabilization CLha&. Uesign Cleluents ;trWuaCa laed3Capieg, ulvabive speCica LCmUval with uativ'C 3pee,'c3 rC310rat;011, paLKu,g uep.vvcu.uut3, 3tutmwatc, utauagv,ecut and ve,tdm km3ka fr,. watzrfrv..t aGGv;t;c3. (1) TITLE AND LOCA] ION (C;by—a 5rora) (21 YEAR POMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERvICES I KUC I ION (If.pPE-0t ) Reacfi B/Soutfi EnH Re�turativn, Palm Beam County, FE 2014 ICONS N/A (a) [BRIER tMaCRIPTIOR (aierscope, size, cost, etc.) m 13 3191MIPIC RMI! © Check if p�ect perfom]ed with current firth see;v. r.vjcet lvla..agc. d;.cct;..g a..d f a3:ba:ty study, Equilibrium Toe of Fill Assessment, Mitigation 9. Design, and modeling to support application process;ng to, propD3ea beaCh iinuii3tlrrrerrt project tot the 31juth end Dt the Tow,,. tSegiucCu,.g a55CC55nICLIt tD evaluate 50irue,.t i.Oe.i„g mto p.Ojcct atca ffum up1trt DeaCh ,c,tvu.:ah.,,c..t cued corresponding adjustment 10 project construction template. Further adjustments to template to accommodate requests trom NGOs to secure support tot prnjeCt. Evaluatea beaCh maeagemeet_ Cevilotnnental pCueittieg Opti0e3 aua .ace35...g cuvuOuu.cutal pcue.t5 to auttimia'c D'cacn p,vjcct. (i) i ITCE ANu COCAnON (C;ty o U stoto) PROFt551OfM5tRvICt5 COW IROM IDN (tropph'_ot.1 Village of Bal Harbour Beach Management, Bal rla,Bour, FE Unuving unyuitty (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief scopo, size, cost, etc) AND SPECIRC ROCt © CReoR it prcecZ peffem+ea =]n wrtbnt nee M. rcv.cw..d Csaattrl p.ucc3zIc3 e..d 3cd:... e..t budget at Bakers Haulover Inlet, including the Village shoreline. Evaluated bypassing alternatives; and prepared conceptual design ot;rrlet bypassing optiurts that Coula putentiauy teauCC ct0310e at he Village, ,,hirn is wcatGa Uuw..a,itt ut the tfaM3 tiaulovct l..let. Add;t;m.ally, evaluated fcM;bility of a bypass;„g operation with regards to regulatory approval and potential funding sources; including inlet tax district opportunities. PrC atCa JD;Ill COaStal PCIII& dppliMiDllb aua aaviae the Village C aulLcil all ahvtelu,c PtClCebbeb aua maua emeut. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (C;ty and Slate) PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (If applicable) Village of Key Biscayne tseach Renour;z-bnmettt, Miami -Daae UVunty, rt_ Ongoing 2012 I (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brier scop, size, cost, etc.) AND 5FECIRC ROCS l] CIIecR it project pertormea witn current nrm Senior Project manager piovid;ng strategic beach mauageu.cut COnSultiug 3elvice3 W Village. UCsigu'Ca aua PrI1114tea /,483 cuDtz yard tuck haul bczrh .e„Out;3htec,a p.vJcct, to e.clude authorization for maintenance renourishment events. Managed development, pre -construction survey, and oversee post construction seagrass surveys LO ensure 110 impacts tMiii beaCh'Cyuiliblati0u. the ptvjeCt was d'C3igued to avu;a aucct impacts tv ea ezu3nme 3ezigLaaac3 anavv;a tt.gat;v... cyue ce,cet3. 12 NAME Jordon Cheifet, P.t., C.F.M 13. ROLE IN THIS CONTRACT Coastal Engineer io. FIRM RILOIE r 13 [Gen, IDR (eiry anR starer Coastal Systems International, West Palm Beach; Florida 14.. Yt-AKb ERPERIERCE a. TOTALb wRri CDRrttNT FIRFI 10 4 ra. Euucm IDR (or=Eric wvo sr'cernucn r rOrv) i r C-uRRRwi FMFESSIORR[ REGISTRATION (STATE AND DISCIPLINE) Master of Science, Ocean and Resources Engineering, Professional Engineer — AL, FL University of Hawaii, zUU5 Gartinea FIuuapia;,, Manaver uacRelor or Science, Civil Engineering, Pennsylvania State University, 2002 ia. 01 nl•R PRii. re3aIOIW 00> 11`1en101113 (ruoricarions, Organizerions, .raining, Awards, erc) Mi. Uheitet is a COabtal engineer with ,uO,e than IU yemb Ot a,vCtbc, p,0tebb,0ual CAlrc„CuCc. K,b wise-,mtgu,g CANcrbac inelu'aeb rtmA coastal fluedpla:.....at,t,:..g, 3hute I,.etuct:c.. 3truct,..c dc3.gn, ..,.... e,ical modeling, feasibility studies, and dredging projects. He is capable in multiple numerical modeling techniques and is well-ve,bed u, the latest Coastal aebig„ tuauuals such as the CtM aua 5Fm. M,. Cneilet nas a aniaive topograpnir aua Oatnyu,Ctric aut vcy cANcitc,.cc whe.e he has ..tiG�;.d K I K Grs, tctal statio,.s, and echo sounders for topographic and beach profile surveys. His field experience includes above and underwater inspections, GIS/GPS data collection, surveying, and cmisttuCtio„ Ove,signt. M,. C ricitet alb0 nab eAteubive Knowledge OI GIs applirati to cna3tal ccngincetit.g aua naa leveragcd thio tcchttulugy th.eugh desktop, server, and mobile platforms on multiple projects including coastal floodin& wetland restoration, dredging, and offshore wind tarm siting. lvl.. Chc:f t cc; ... pletes most of his design and construction work using a variety of coastal and civil design software that includes MIKt21-SW, MIKE21-1-M, SI WAVE, C:KAMP, ACES, ArcUIS, AutOUAU, aua KYrAC;K. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: American Society of Floodplain Managers, Florida rloodplaiu Mauageib AssOCia,iOu (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) 40-50 Blossom Way Due Diligence, Town of Palm Beach, FL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES cons i RXiIDR(rrappdcavie, 2013 N/A (a) oRimF OEaCRIP i IC F9 (aierscope situ, cosi Check if project performed with current fine a. C ua3tal 5yatccuta NtwiQc:d conatal cng:uCet:,,g C011a.111:ng 3%. vices to a private client as part of a due diligence assessment for an oceanfront property acquisition in the Town of Palm Beach. Services included site inspection Ut Coastal bt,uCtu,eb. abbebbu,eut ut beaCh e, ObiOu ibbucb, utteiy, etatiOu Ot 1 Own, l_.Our.ty, aua State bcacn imu, iartmeut data t0 aa3C3a ahurt- ana lung-tct,t, etu3iD,t at.d bcach stability t.e..d3. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) 1 Y MP ET. City -Wide Dock Maintenance, West Palm Beach, FL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I Ci,RSi RUC, 10r.(rfappricaore) 2014 2014 (a) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (wierscope, size, cosr, etc.) AND sPeCIFIC m0LE ® Check if prgec, perfcnned with Curren, firm b• bOvC- aua uuaerwatct i,tvc5tigativ„ Or L UAi5tutg It3hutg I,ie13 t0 ovaluatc cuuditiv..a. Issued engineering report 3u.. .... a.:z:..g thu assessment and provided recommendations and cost estimates for potential structural rehabilitation. Sttuctutal aes,gu ut ucw Ianwg Nie, at hl C.ia aDCK ,ebultutg t,0u, u1vcbtigati011 Luau,ga. C 0113t.uctivu aaumuSAaLDu act viCc5 Y10via-c0. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) Currie Park Staging Docks, West Palm Beach FL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(Ifa,.,Ikable) Ongoing N/A (3) BRIEF 0c3CnIFTIDR tai,.f scop., size, cosr, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ❑D Cn.eH r prv;eet peRerrnea =m carte., nun Design of 2 public staging docks and dredging design of 2 new access channels to improve public access at a, eAisti„g boat iaiiip. r,uject nta„age,nent at e„vi,unwental per,uits, which imluaed a u,auuc ,eatlu,ce a53'c33111eut aua 11131allattvn vt IJ UuiIOuu watC,way MatKC,S r it1e,ea3e th� ttaV:gaticnal 3afaty of vessels travelling between the Intracoastal C. Waterway (ICW) and Currie Park. (1) TITLE AND LOCxTION (City and Stare) (2) YEAR CObdPLETEQ C;OR51RuC1lvRnfappdcaure) Hillsboro/Deerfield Beach Restoration, Broward County, FL 2014 1 2011 d. (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Bri"f ucope, si, e, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE 0 Check if pryect performed with current firm t i lVILU1LLllclltal pcuuitting, COU31al Cugurc'cuug, fwidilrg applicaLvu3 and Nolopeal mMi;tvuug fvr 3.59,[31 Cubic yard beach fill project. Conducting marine and coastal surveys including marine resource investigations; pipeline corridor surveys, hat dbouOm mapping; Arrapora 3p. and iu-water sea turtle surveys, aua year-lung shorebird u10uitOriug. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) 1 (2) YEAR POMPLETED CORS, ROC. Ior.(trappricaore) Manatee Bend Shoreline Stabilization and Kayak Launch, Miami- Daae t;wunty, FI- I Ongoing IOngoing (a) BrciEF OtsCRIYI ION (drier , :. , —sr, r`.) ruvD 5PtCIrIC ROLE O CtlecR it project peM mea wiur current nrm uesigu at shoreline stabilicati0u t0 preserve Cnistiug, ailapiaatea, hrstOr iCal CM al TUCK 3Cavvall aua 3tcpa to ar=33 waLel e' to include new seawall landward of existing and limestone boulder riprap. Design of kayak launch within existing park setting to allow passive recreation and launch of non-motorizea vessels to 111CICa3e use of City rarK. 1=.rtv;iUUuurental peuuittiug Ot p ripoSea 3ttuctulc3 tnr'vugn Coullty, State, aua Icactal CuvuOuutcu[al tCgulatviy arcucic3 arid cumduratc with City for ... ... icipal b,.ilding permit. (1) titCEw 13 MCA tION (City an0ware) (2) YEAR POMPLETFD PROFE550ITT5ERACEs CORstRIE 1IOR(it applicawej Reacri o DEIS Review, Palm Beach County, FL z014 IIA I (a) SKIEF ut5CRIPTIOR (crier scope, size, cost, etc.) r O SPECIFic ROLE ® Check if project performed with current fine r-Oviaca couuucuts at, the ublS to be aaar'e33e'a ilt Enc 1'ival buvuOuutCutal lutpaCt Lv cu3—c that the T. final document represents a comprehensive technical assessment of the proposed Southern Palm Beach Island C;Ompreheusive Shoreline .SLabiIILdLIOII rr0je¢t that is suttIC;0IIt to IaCilitatC crticiCut teaeral p'c1111461% at a ShMrliue 3tab.l. az6ol, ptvicm to ttutigate the mu3iott ;it the auuthc.lt et-d of the Town's beach and that fully addresses all NEPA requirements. Detailed technical comments were provided, which are anticipated to be addressed in the Final huvilouureutal lurpaut 5tateureut. (1) 1 Ric r 15 MC—!ON (City arn- Stare)POMPLETED PMrftzIUIgiLSERvr%E5 COMsiRvCrlUN(nappricawe) Reach B/South End Beach Nourishment, Palm Beach County, FL LU-14 N/A (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief soc,m, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE LI Mack it project perroM 0 cairn current nrrn Feasibility study; Equilibriurrr loc of rill Asse$slllellt, Mitigation Ue3igu, acrd uruaeliug to Support applicativu g. pLaces3utg IOt Enc avuth Cud of thy, iv—ii. bug.uCCuug a33C33utcu[ Ev evaluaLC sediment coming into project area from updrift beach renourishment and corresponding adjustment to project CoMMUCtiOu teurplate. t'Ulthel adjuamreuts to teurplate to aCCOuuuvClat'c ret{uCSTS hour NGUS tv 3cccute Support tot pm cct. tvaluatcd bcdch tua--ag\.l-�ttt, c--vi.utt-lt;,lttal pall-irdng and funding options and processing environmental permits to authorize beach project. I r r 1 1. EI• wv17 rocs 1 IOR (Aty ane Stare) (2) YEAR POMPLETED rKurftaluu RAR 3eR0c-3 CO-) 1 RuC 110111 (if appricallle) Sunny Isles Beach Breakwater Investigation, Sunny Isles Beach, FL 2016 N/A h (s) BRIEF DtsCRiri UN (vier.—,,o, —sr, err.) AN13 srECIFIC ROLE © CRecit it project peiroMMI Win current nim Co,,ZIuL;tea an u,raerwater irrve3t%Zttiorl ut Subluclg'ca brCaKWUM3 10Catea ott3n0rc at the laity Ot Su-lily laie3 ticacn. r.vvidcd a structu.al assessmet-E to evaluate the condition of the exisLing breakwaters and summarized findings in an Engineering Assessment Report. (r) 1 R¢ r V LOCtc1 ION rCir➢ anti State) 2POMPLETEO CO, a—UCOOM(nappticawe) Sunny Isles Beach Coastal Structures Feasibility Study — Phase II Sunny Isles Beach FL 1 2015 N/A (s) aRIEF Dt3CRIr 1I I019(dr*r —p., ,;—, no„ t ore.) AND sPELGIFIC ROCE Q Mecit 11 proje@ pefform20 Win current nnn 1. rlCpalea Z11 upaatea SUlrurraiy at COastal 3truCture3 tea3ibility, a3 art adderTaut-- tv a rna5c 1 Snvteliuc Stan;6.ttm. Study to -eY.s. the ll l VllLLllVlldativLL3 baacd v., beach ... at.ase... e.tt p.vjCCta cithu. cu... pleted or planned in the Tri-County area since 2009 for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. rc. I—C 13. ROLE IN THIS CONTRACT 14. YEARS EXPERIENCE Orestes Betancourt Civil Designer a. TOTAL b wRRCURRENT FIKm 35 1 z5 ». FIRM RME AND COCAr 1019(Mly o„ D sr„ to) Coastal Systems international — Coral Gables, FL 16. EDUCATION (DEGREE AND SPECIALIZATION) I t f. CURRENT PROFt5510W REGIS i RA i ION t3aCr1010u vT Aria, L;0Ratr uCUvir Man aycin6it, tiara 1Oa int@rnaConal (STATE AND DISCIPLINE) .a. OTHER PROFESSIONAL OUALIFICRTIONS (Publications, Organizations, Training, Awards, etc) Mr. Betancourt has over 30 years of experience in site/civil enyineeriny and nao cumpleted ptoJeCta Tor a variety OT sitar irlCladiny notels. condominiums. marinas, resorts, industrial/commercial areas, and parks. He regularly coordinates with project consultants including architects, engineers and mechanical/electrical/plumbing (MEP) to ensure consistent site/civil design with project requiretttents. Mr. Betancourt provides design and construction administration services associated with site civil and utility projects undertaken by Coastal System. Fie Mas provided evil deaiyn, construction Inspections: field surveys and Nlartrriny IayUDI5 TOr nomerou5 site)civii and permitting projects throughout South Florida and the Caribbean. 10th Street Auditorium — Miami Beach, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 1CONS iRUM ION (it o ,t,Wore) a (3) SKIEF ut5CRIPTIOR (wler. —W mow, —sr, cr..) AND SPECIFIC RDCE IRI CI1ecR a project pefformeb wim current nrm Civil Desiyner, Civil deslyn and ei ivironmentai Nermlttiny Tot the amity UT Pliaml tseaan's -I FAM Street Hudhorium and Beach Patrol Headquarters. The $6.25M design included restoration of the two buildings to include new water and sewer service, as well as connections to the adjacent public restrooms. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) Bayfront Street Ends Improvements — Miami Beach, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I C0195iR13CrIUM (aappricaawe) 2006 /u-15 tst. (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief scop., size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ® ChecR 4 project perk rmk witn current nrm b. Civil Designer, Bulkhead design and environmental permittlny Tor street et tai at SCUM 5nore Drive: i'W Street, 14in 5t, eat. D,,coin Road as v,,ell as Isian'd view Park. Streetscape design for street ends at South Shore Drive, 10th Street and Lincoln Road to improve upland access to the waterfront. Paving, grading, drainage lighting and landscape/Fiardscape improvementz,. uonz)traatian co.�ts totaled to $t0u.000. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) AR "M ETEFJ Beachwalk — Miami Beach, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION(Ifamplicable) a (a) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief supe; size, Cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE LI Ctlecit it project penormeC witn current nrm Civil Designer, Civil/coastal engineering design and environmental permitting for the ,53M 4;000 foot on grade paver vvalKvvay Mat C01-1171Euto CUmmaA ParR norffi to Ll sit Street in the 5ouvi BeacM district of IVJiami SemA. alone vvitR associated amenities and landscaping. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) Capri Streetscape — Miami Beach, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (Ifa,,,dicable) 2008 2008 (a) BRIEF DE5CnIFTl019(wier scope, size, cost, etc.) AND 5PECiric KOLE txJ Check if pro)eCt performed with current firm a• Civil Deaiyner, Pavfig, grading and drainage design for 3 residential complexes with a total 72 units and an underground parking garage next to Biscayne Bay, covering two city blocks. $600,000 design included water main extensions for each street: Tire, Sar itat—y zervices, sti eet erica and storm arainage system improvement to. tide iralyil6vri9ooa ,din ausoc;ated pump stations. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) North Beach Recreational Corridor (NBRC) — Miami Beach,PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONS IRUC I]ON (it a,.,6cabte) cl~ia� 1 2009 1 2009 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief scop,, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECiFiC ROLE O Cltecit h project peRorn wito current nrm e. Civil Designer, Site/Civil engineering services include paviny at id yradiny Tor 6: iuu lit rear Met UT a Z061M ma)ti- parpoae po5i;c access corridor to traverse along the western edge of the beach dunes between 64th Street and 79th Street. Design includes dune enhancements, landscaping, electrical and water service for irrigation. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Crty and Stare)COMPLETED Pinetree Park –Miami Beach, Florida 19RUrc55115re¢3EnvlCE3 CONsrROCrION (rrappdcame) LOU I zulz (j) BRIEF OtbMiv 11019 (drier . —,,o, si—, —st, etc.) AND srECIFIC KOBE ❑x CBeeR IT r.—„jest pr;Ramiea_'in aummi nnn Civil Designer, Shoreline, marine resource and hydrographic surveys along park waterfront. l-easioility and preliminary design of canal and public water access structures. Construction costs totaled to $155,000. (i) r rr[E ANu [OCAr ION (C.'ty ano Stara) (21 MR POMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(Ifap,dicable) 5atai Dovalupment– Fn!urn; Beaell, Florida 2005 I 2005 y' (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief soopn, size, cosr, enc.) s 19 SPECIFIC RO.E M Check if prof= performed with current fine Civil Designer, Paving, grading, and drainage designs for a new residential condominium tower with 195 units as well as hotel renovations. Design included water, fire and sanitary services as well as a drop-off iane on Collins Avenge and zutR arida ci st Street end improvements. CuristrO%TIOr, � CUSts totaled W $150.000. (i) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) (2) YEAR POMPLETED PROF.SSIO—SeR„ceu CONsrRUC, IUM hfappricawer Soundscape Park –Miami Beach, Florida 2011 2011 �• (s) BRIEF DEsCRIPTrON (drier.,, -'-, —sr, e1o.) AND SPECIFIC RO[E D CR.CK it pro;—t peFre.. �a _N tee, merit nrm Civil Designer, Provided site/civil engineering services as part of the design team led by the architectural Term, WOut 8. COczatal Systems COMPleted the itormwater marraycnrerit ZlewUrl Tor tMee cite, and procaased the Class II permit through the Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resource Management (DERM). In addition, water and sanitary sewer services were designed for the site. (i) rii[EAND 10CAr1ON(Ca....asr.tr,) COMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(lfapplicable) 1Outft DT rittf! — Miattii BeaCFi_ Fit),ida 2009 2009 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief snipe, size, cosy, etc.) — SPECIF C R02E ❑x Check if p,yect performed with anent firm Civil Designer, Development of four condominium buildings ($38M) on top of a garage pedestal with an on- grade pool deck area and dune restoration project. Provided coastal permitting and engineering services that included permits from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and marine turtle IigNing review through the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). Also provided Florida Building Lode, City c;Ode (F6t;), and Feae,dl Emeryericy Maiiaycmerit Ayenuy (FEMA) T1013d cvmNliance reviews. (i) TITLE AND LOCATION (Crty antf Stare) PROFEsslinv�sERvru.Es CONsrRut, nvN(rrapplicaorw South Pointe Park –Miami Beach, Florida /uuy Zuua I ). ia) Q RdY OfsCRIPTION (mtrscopu, size, cost, etc.) t 13 5191CIPIC ROM 0 Check if project performed with arrant firm Civil Designer, Civil design and coastal/environmental permitting of a$22AM multi-purpose recreational park area for structural, hardscape, and landscape improvements in excess of 16 acres. Activities include the con.Trami,,ri OT a main parK Stracteire witR OTTrC@s/C'oriC@Ssion/n esTrooms. a storage Tacll;ty Tor parK venicles, a raised serpentine walkway, and playground facilities. t2.MWE Andres Perez, P.E. 13. ROLE IN THIS CONTRACT i OF Tans ERPERIRRCE Engineering Department Head a. TOTAL E rrrrR i.uRREMT FIRM 17 16 13. FIRR I M WE mNO 10 -CA i IoM (vdy aria stare) Coastal Systems International — Coral Gables, FL r8. EOOCA 11019 (utGt1= Awl brttaAL11AIION) II CORREMT PROrEsbIOMPI[ Bacfleior OT Science, Civil Engineering, Flori'aa international University REGISTRATIONiSTATE AND DISCIPLINE) 18. OTHER PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS (Pubdcatb„s, Orga 'zatb„s, na,,,'ny, Awa, ds etc) M,. retez. has Ove, I / yeatb yr Civil euguluelil.g cxpeucuCe tit 1-lvuaa. He ha3 wutPletea the Platuw.g_ ac31gn aua w113"Uctivu administration for site civil projects including parks, streetscape, and Right -of -Way. He has also completed designs for private site developments such as hotels, Conao,rtiniu,nb;parking lota`garages; CounnerCial properties and dry stack warivab. CnebC P1vJcrt3 na4`c teyuuea tnc a03i6u vI 3t0uuwatel tuattag'emeltt 3yst'cuta w11313tutg ut tcteutiOu aTCaa, atautagr writs. cnfiltratio.. trenches, and outfalls. These projects have also required the design of water and sanitary sewer services. His b1te/C1V11 design expetieuce iu Flotiaa iucluaeb the Petutiuiug Ot projects through ageucieb burh ab the t'lu,iaa Uepartmeut of 1S1vi.'v.u.X11tal rrotectio.. (UEr), South rlorida Water management District, and Florida Depm1ment of Transportation. He has processed stormwater management designs through these agencies to obtain Environmental Resource Permits (ERP), and he has aeu,oubt,atea expetieuce with ptojertb aajaceut to tnu Coabt ai0o, watertront. lne3e Projerls nave teyuitVU cxtenbive cumdu.ati0.. with d—C.3C p.1-6= teams to design projects that meet the development programming goals for both public and private sector clients, but that also meet the stringent regulatory permitting criteria to manage surface water runoff. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) Beachwalk — Miami Beach, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (If applicable) 2006 2006 (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (&def scow, size, cost, etc.) AND SPECIFIC ROLE l] CltecR IT project perronn wiTn current nrm a' Project Manager, Civil/Coastal engineering design aua elivILU1llllelltal permitting to, the $3M 4,000 toot on giaOr paver walKway tnat Muil!Ct3 Luuutw3 ratK .,ortn to ziat Stred it. tnu SOutn Hearn aiat.irt yr Miauu t3rach, alut.g witn associated amenities and landscaping. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) PLETE SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(Ifapplicable) Beachwalk II — Miami Beach, FloridaPROFESSIONAL 8n Cin 2014 b (s) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief sco„a, size, coaa, etc) AND SPECIFIC ROLE ❑x Check if p,yect performed - th current nmr Project Manager, Civil/coastal engineering design and environmental permitting for the $4M 2,300 feet on grade paver walkway that COnneCtb South ruiutc rack, Ma,jo,y Stouewan Uouglab rat K, aua Lununub ratK iiiLnc Suu[n IieaCn aiattirt tit Miauu Hearn. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State)tlFD CONSTRUCTION(Ifapplicable) Bluepoints Marina, Port Canaveral, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 2009 2009 (3) BRIEF DESuRIPTIvNtBriefscope, size, cost, etc.) AND aPEC;IFICROLE ❑x Check ifpro;ectNerformedWith current firm `'Va.., dra.. a..d C.i.G.u.C.tal N�r.;tti.g f r a 10-aGrCd� sto.ag� ,arina facility, including940 d rysli s, 10 wety slips, and 33 launching/holding slips. Hydrographic and marine resource surveys conducted. cavil engineering services 4150 ptoviaca. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) 21 YEAR ;OMELEIED Casa Del Mar Yacht Club, Boynton Beach, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CUM IRoe I 10M(Tr appricame) 2011 N/A d' ct a BRIEF DaiRIPvrrf sco ro. size, cs, etc.r —15 a1ii ROME El Check if pyaperformed wth current firm= 1JCsign a..d l,C...,itti..g of 4.1 aC.e site for 320 dry stack ...arina project. Design of docks, bulkheads and dredging for 35 wet sli s. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) (21 YEAR �OMFLETEQ Haulover Marine Center, North Miami Beach, Florida PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(da,,,.licable) 6ngoing Onvoing e Iaj 15MEr uEaCRrr 110111 jarrerscope, size, cost, etc.) r u 3rIM11"i. ROCS ED Chea, it project peflEff W win current rrn Marine and bite'Civil uupiuvetueut5 tot the te30VI!IoputeuL of a new utaru,a tacility witn apptoxi,uatmy 400 tuet of ulkhcad. S—epi..g, water a..d sanitary sewer design, utility coordination, and construction administration services rovided. Redesigned sheet pile bulkhead with augercastpile-supported reintorced Concrete torklitt launching Plattor,n. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Gly and Sime) (2) YEAR POMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (if a,,,dicable) Island Gardens Mega Yacht Harbour, Miami, Florida 2009 2009 I T (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brief scope, sze, cost, etc ! AND SPECIFIC ROLE ❑x CrlveR iT projim peRormIR! wiui current nrm Marina design and environmental permitting for 50-slip megayacht harbor ort watsorr lsiatta as pan of $SU01vl site eavveluputerut. Hyarographic ar,a ,tral;rle resource 3utvey3 a1718 unaCtwatC, DulKnead mac3a,,,ents ptc4&d. uc3;gn of d.cdg;..g, f Cd p;ers, a..d utilities for vessels up to 450 feet long. (i) r I r CE AN0 COCA i 10R (Cay ane stare) c r c CUNIP«T.D PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(Ifapplicable) Kennedy Park Shoreline Stabilization, Miami, Florida 2012 I N/A (a) BrtIEF DE3CRir rr IOIG (b er scope, size, cost, etc) AnD SPECIFIC Rv[e ❑x Check if projea performed with current firm uw;gr, arta Cttv;totttnCtttal pe,nuR;,,g r, a snmcl;„e 3taba:�.[:C„ a..d C„hau�Cu,e.d project. Conducted detailed e mangrove and upland vegetation and topographic surveys to determine areas in need of enhancement and placement of view corridors. lunproving shorCl;uC at existing passive use palK to include CAUtic tcwovaL atab;hautg 3nvtel;tte w;tn native vegeta6m, a„8 p,opiray perm;ttC'o „atu,al at.d creation of public view corridors through key luc;at;r;..s _.th;.. densely vegetated mangrove fringe. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State) (2) YEAR POMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(Ifa,,,,licable) North Beach Recreational Corridor (NERC) — Mimid bearfl. Fluriaa 1 2009 2009 R (a) BRIEF 13E3CRir r Ivry (ederscape, size, cost, erc.) r 13 SPEiirlC RuCc ❑x Check if project performed with current fine r,viect Mauag'c,, S;te{l.;v;I e,.g;..ec.;.,g 3z, v;=3 -Clu& pav:ug a,.d , ad;..g fm 6,700 LF of a $6M multi-purpose public access corridor to traverse along the western edge of the beach dunes between 64th Street aua /9th Street. uesign ;uclAeb auue enhaiiCeu,euts, laua3Capu.g, electlical cud water bui vice Ior itgat;Du. (1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Cir? and State) (2) YEAR POMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION(lfapplicable) Pinetree Park —Miami Beach; Florida 2012 2012 I (a) BRIEF DE3CRIPTI0R (brier repo, .:..., ­r. oro.) AND 3PE0rlC RDCE © Mecit if projw, performed with currem firm 1 r,q*cct 1via..agc., Shoreline, marine resource and hydrographic surveys along park waterfront. Feasibility and preliminary design of canal and publ;C water aCCCss struCrurCs. l:vuCCpts were prepares rut the City to review tnat ;1XIACO lago01137 waug,vve plautc13 aua KayaK IauuCnu.g mea3. 1Je313„Cd the kayak la—ch;..g a.Ca „;th a ....ique vi..yl bulkhead system that incorporates an architectural fascia. O i i i CI! .v.0 =^ i 0M (City anu 3rater9OMPLEIED I-MrE33101W36RvMft Zu. .RSC IOM lrfa„tricaore) Rickenbacker Causeway Recreational Corridor — Miami-Dade County, Florida 2009 2011 1 (a) nRIEF uEsCmIPTIGIO (brier scope, size, cost erc.) A V 3PMIrIC ROEI! ® Check if prect performed with current firm 1 ZSe,r;v, l,;v;I b„gaXC,, uc3%,, of 3ho,cI;..c atab1at;u. a..d associated public recreation area improvements along 2.5 Iles of shoreline of the Rickenbacker Causeway across Biscayne Bay. Marine resource ana hyMogiaphiC surveys Completed, and Coastal ellgirreer;r,g aualys;s CoAUMEE to a33C33 aeaigu wave coiAtim,3, aCauueu[ t,a.,aport a„d ahotcl;.,e Stab;l;mat;r.. ,,,ethods. uesign elements included landscaping, invasive species removal with native rptiiiiuiii pecies restoration, parking improvements, stormwater management and vendor kiosks tot watcttTout aCuv;ues. 21 TITLE AND LOCATION fCiry and State) JU50 519nat0,e Semen Non.101mant fanny testas tieacn, Flo, l3a a. PROJECT OWNER I b. POINT OF CONTACT NAME Sunny Isles Beach Associates; LLC Mr. Ron Choron 130 B rK@II AvE,,00 Miami, Florida 33131 EAAMPLEPROJECt RET AOMBER Iz YEAR Ft3MIP[E i Eu PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION jlfapplicable) ongoing ZU14 c POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER (305) 351-1000 rlcRoronLToRune-network.com 44 BRIEF Cc5eRir 110111 vr PROamC i mMI3 RI!rcvr.NCE TO THIS CONTRACT (Include scope, size, and cosr) Coastal Systems provided beach profile surveying services relative to the Florida Department of Envi1o,,,,,e„tal Protection (FDEP) Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL) permit compliance for the Jade Signature (Project) devel0Y111e,1t located at 16901 C011i1,3 Ave,luc i1, Su....y Isles Beach. Pre -construction beach profile surveys and u,appi,q f0, D,UUU Iu,Ca1 feet of ohoaelu,C vvuie conducted p,io, to the *,,,,t,lCmC,aat;U„ of the proposed truck haul beach nourishment for the Project area. Coastal Systems completed the coastal engineering design of the 35,835 cubic yards (cy) beach fill project. A t,ha5ed-al.,r„vaeh vvaa t„opmed fm the u11Y1errreutaL,U11 of the P,:,ject by t1,.:.,g the 17,820 cy of sand stockpiled tro11, the CACavat►o.,. 111e 1cT11a►nael of the beach fill r.vjeat Waa c0111pleted With the app.oved Comity source of sand from the Ortona Mine. Additionally, Coastal Systems provided consulting services relative to the construction of the project, including CU1151r=iv11 1rlal.s, bid a55i5LaaCC, C0115t1uC6011 adm11u5i1at1v11, construction surveying, volume calculations, and turbidity monitoring. The 111111 also p1OVIU611Cesiaellt Y1oject Kepleselltative (1Cr1() services. Upon completion of construction, Coastal Systems performed post -construction beach profile surveying and mapping. A physical monitoring engineering report was prepared, providing prepost construction beach profile data and babel►1,e COuditi0ns. Envi,vnmental Pe,mitting. cvastai Engineering ,IAN 33U (11/004) VAlat 3 21 TITLE AND LOCATION (CiTy and Srare) Beachwalk II, Miami Beach; FL a. PROJECT OWNER PKOJECIKEY IgUUICISER 22. YEAR COMPLETED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CO... Ru% i IOIG jn appricao,e) Ongoing I cu14 (Phase -I) c. POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER City Vt Miarni BOaCri Ms. Elizabeth Wheaton (3u5) 6/3-fU39 A U1ZI Division of Environmental Resource mi&a5etRwheatvn(a)n Management v i iuD Con„antium Venter Drive Miami Beach, Florida 33139 w BRIEF DESCRIP i IOIC O!" PROA!C i „ICD nELEvA1-W7 10 1 nls COIL i RRC i rmcmae scope, size, ana cosy A evut-untiou of the C.ty73 ouginal tsrzichwalk prvicct, the, tseaehvvalk II i3 planuCd to COruii.C1 Luuunu3 rack to the pca'c3trian path at the Continuum properties, south of South Pointe Drive. The path encompasses 5 blocks, connecting 3 vital parks within the City -b South at Pitth nCighbarhooa. the $4M beaChwalK path will aCrve to cnergit-C the COastal &velapwent within the Su.th of rillh mca while U130 far n.Z11— rg the eni3ting ha.dpaek mea between 5th St.wt and Suuth ruuit% Urivc by encompassing: 1 hree (i) apcu-3paCC pay K3 (Luuwrun. Mai jaiy StouCwan Uvuglaa, aua South Pointe) I he South at ritth neighborltoad Luaatal aurae unpr0vewent3 ana Mitrallea beach aCCebb punch Caastal Systems is responsible tar the planning, design, and regulatory permitting for the project, along with AECOM, a Iau23Capc aiCnit'cCtur'c aua urban plaiuuug sub-Cau3ultau[. rrCluninaiy ae316n3 "Cie C'UnrplCt'ca witn IUI1dCriug3 IOP PUDIiC meetings. The project has been phased to account for adjacent property owners in the northern section of the project. C;austruCtiou ut Phase 1 was COmpletea in UCrober of 2014, and CCCL perrnittirtg tar Phase Z is progressing. 6 ."^'h4i IIL.. lil,> fit>4iW„gt6e 3t^,' (1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATION ion RVCE a. Coastal Systems International Coral Gables, FL Coastal Permitting Civil Engineering 51ANDARD I-OKM 330 (riAMu) PAGE 3 21. TITLE „ICD MCr i IDry jCny ana 3faie) Kennedy Park Shoreline Stabilization, Miami, FL EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY NUMBER ZZ, T EAR CC;MIPLr i ED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION r1fa,,,,licable) 2012 AJ1Z a PROJECT OWNER b. POINT OF CONTACT NAME c POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER City OT M!am; Mr. Carlos A. Vasquez �(305) 416-1206 444 Sw znd Ave. 8th FloorI cavasquez@miamigov.com rt - Miami, 33-13u 24 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AND RELEVANCE TO THIS CONTRACT (Include scope, size, anI7 cosq Coastal Sy3ll!ma evaluated 4.12 arms of ,huieliue within steuuedy ralk f mitiug tsiseayiie tsay. the shoreline 1 ebtu, atim, 111cludeb all upland ,estoration area of 1 640 linear feet to include removal of debris, exotic; invasive plant species and re -planting of select areas with native species and accumulated sediments. Additionally, Coastal Systems evaluated grades within the Project area to improve water access, stabilize the shoreline, and/or to enhance mangrove planter areas to protect the 3hmeluic ar ML15t 01031x11. tuviioi1,liental permits from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Florida Department of Environmental Protection, and Miami -Dade County PERA were obtained in 2012, and Coastal Systems is assisting the City of Miami with grant processing for funding through the Florida Inland Navigation District (FIND) for constructio,L. Environmeniai Permining, %;oasiai Engineering z i i I i [E „AD LCir+i ivA jCiry ana ware) Rickenbacker Causeway Recreational Area, miami-Dade County, FL a PROJECT OWNER b. POINT OF CONTACT NAME EAAMIP[EPmOiECi RET NOMIBrR ZZ. TEAR CORIP[E i ED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES I CONSTRUCTION rlfapplicable) Miami -Dade County Public Works DepaRment Ms. Svetlana Moorey, P.E. 111 N.W. First Street, Suite 1510 Miami. FL 33128-1970 2010 Al'i c POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER (305) 375-2863 lanagmiamlaade.uov 24 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AND RELEVANCE TO THIS CONTRACT (Include scope, size, and cost) The Rickenbacker Causeway connects Key Biscayne to downtown Miami, crossing historic Virginia Key and the artificial Hobie Island. The Causeway serves as an important transportation corridor, but also has approximately 2.5 - miles of recreational shoreline. These popular beaches are favorites for swimming and water sports including kayaking; kite boarduig; bailing and wind burfmg. Coastal 0ugineCti,rg arraly�e3 were completed to deterrtture w;11d3, waves and sediment transport a)ong the Project shoreline. Designs were developed for shoreline stabilization including rock revetment, mangrove planter and beach nourishment stabilization. The beach nourishment was designed to avo;d ;mpacts to sensitive seagrass beds immediately adjacent To The Project sho,CliuC. Jaud sources were evaluated based ou gemeechnical aualysCs to deTermurC the roost ecounmical and compatible beach fill. The beach restoration project includes upland paving and grading as well as stormwater management improvements. Field investigations were completed including hydrographic surveying and beach profiling. Marine resource (seagrass) surveys were conducted, as well as upland native and exotic vegetation ,crapping. The field data was ut;l;,.ed to design a beach ,csTvtatron project that ;,,eluded upland paving artd grading as wets as sto,n,wate, management imp►ovemeuts. ine $6m ptoject cou,bi„eii a„ ext,„sive upla,,3 exotic vegetation removal effort with replanting of native salt -tolerant species. In addition, mangrove planters were designed to enhance the shoreline and protect existing mangrove vegetation. l;ttvitotttttctttal trgulatvty pe,u,itb fo, the pmject weir t,toce55ed through nnia,ui-wade D;vi3ior, of Errvi,orurrerrTal tcesou,ces Management (DERM), the Florida uepartment of hrrvirorunerttal r,otection (utF) acrd the u.S. A,rrry Corps of Engineers (Corps). Coastal Systems prepared construction plans and specifications in conjunction with funding constraints and prioritized project elements established by the County. Construction was completed in 2010. w.'1Cc”-m%� t1Tiw!W"' j � (1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATIONa. Coastal Systems International Coral Gables, FL Environmental Permitting, Coastal Engineering; Hydrographic Surveying; Civil Eng;neering 51ARDARD 1-URM 330 iivauzr) PAuE 3 30 PROVIDE ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUESTED BY THE AGERC n i i xCR RD�iT14RAL SR�Rs ns Rc-e�ED l'Vastal Nyate„m 111te,,,at;u„a17 111C. kCoa,tal Systems) has an established reputation for planning effective strategies and delivering complex projects in coastal and other waterfront environments. For over 20 years, Coastal Systems has helped clients realize their vision by eng;,,ee,i„g cv5t-effect;ve solut;ons in the deaig„ of marinas, beaches, coastal structu,es, c„vi,omnental and habitat enna„Ceme„ t,, punGe aYaCc i,up,vv=0 erita aua otnc, apecicali,-ea p,ojumb. we nave a,nassei9 significant experience in completing projects with unique designs and requiring construction under challenging conditions. From initial field investigations in hydrographic surveying and marine resource assessments through environmental impact assessment, regulatory permitt;„S, design and construction, we provide clients With a field-to-f,,,ish solution. Coastal Syste,,,s begs„ as a specialized coastal engineering and regulatory permitting firm in South Florida in the mid 1980's. Over the years, the firm has expanded our professional services provided to include: • Coastal E,,l;;n c,,,,g = watc,fi'vut N Malin&s • Civil bt,gi„ee,ing - Regulatory Permitting - Coastal Resilience • Marine Environmental • Site Investigations • Destination Planning and Development • Construction Management As part of ua, basin=cas g,owtn strategy in Florida, Coastal Systems opened regional offices in West Palm Beach in 2007 and Tallahassee in 2015. These offices are fully staffed to serve clients in South, Central and North Florida. The company maintains a diversified staff of 30 individuals, including specialized Project Managers, Engineers, Marine Scientists, a„d Su, veyms. Ou, team is dedicated to se,v;ug Clients with a multi- di3cieliucd appivaeh_ while enau,i„g diligent aija pc,sonalicea aC, vice. -1 ne tun, is ui,iquely O,gau;t-ea with fie18 investigation, engineering and environmental/permitting teams to provide all of the technical elements required for coastal and waterfront project implementation. Coastal Systems has demonstrated coastal/u,auuc engine'c,mg wid Ci,vuonn,ental Ncuu,ttlug I!Apurt,ac th,oughout Flu,;da, ineladi„g the City of Sunny isles neat -n. Coastal Systems nas a wo,King tclationship with the City p,oviding coastal engineering services, most recently with a Breakwater Investigation Study. The firm has also provided Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL) and environmental permitting services for private developers located in the City. A sample list of developments is shown below: Rep,aliu, 19505 Collu,a Avcuue Viceau .i Couavu,;u;0u,, 189LJ Collin.,, Ave. Turnberry, 18501 Collins Ave, Ocean Grand, 18001 Collins Ave. Trump Royale, 18225 Collins Ave. Ayat„na, ( miracle), 17600 Collin', Ave. Mana;Viia at Aquali„a, I/ /4`J U0II;nS Ave. Acqualiva Keaort, 178 /3 Collin.-, Ave. Jaac Ocean, I / 1LI Colli,m Ave. Jade Signature, 16901 Collins Ave. Da Vinci, 17141 Collins Ave. Ocean Four, 17201 Collins Ave. La Perla, 16699 Collins Ave. VCcau,a- 1644) Cvllma Ave. l,un,p towel 111; Inn 1 Collins Ave. Ritz Residences, 15701-15795 Collins Ave. I. AUTHORIZED REPREaENTATIVE The foregoing is a atate,iient v -t 6ues (acts. 41 �IrRw. nFIF 1. A I I 1q9 nn IF: May 9. 2016 S I ANDAHD FVRM 330 t ue'um) I' i. ziOCICI i A i It0ry NUUIPISER in any/ 16-04-02 — uerrvenAL L w7ete for each Lea- NHM (UH bHANL M Urhlla) NAMt 1 3, YEAR ESTABLISHED v DUNS NUMBER Coastal Engineer 1 1 1995 9.13411604Coastal Systems International, Inc. a 2b. STREET R06 464 South Dixie High-zry a. TYPE zc CRT 2d. STATE 2a ZIP CODE (uiNUiauuu Pit Coral Gables Florida 13145 b. SMALL BUSINESS STATUS SO4 6a POINT OF CONTACT NAME AND TITLE Mr. K. Har icy SabbU- Y.E.. FiCbRIC LL 7. NAME OF FIRM (it bloeirzaisa—r=office) 6b TELEPHONE NUMBER 6c. E-MAIL ADDRESS Structural Design 1 (1U-)) 661-16JJ rhsasso )coastals stemsint.com Stonnwater Handling 2 Coastal Technology Corporation T04 1 4 a. c No. of Employees W03 Water Supply Treatment & & 1 c Revenue Index Function b. Discipline a. Profile Code b. Experience Numbar CO. (1) FIRM (2) BRANCH R04 Recreational Facilities (Parks. 2 see below) 2 Administrative 6 A02 Aerial Photography Total 7 Biologist 3 1 C07 Coastal Engineering rF 8 CARD 4 C15 Construction Management e 12 Civil Engineer 2 D08 Drudging Studies and Design z 24 Environmental Scienti,t 2 1 E09 Environmental Impact z 8. $10 milliun ru less ihai-i S25 million 9. $25 million to laa- than $50 millivi r0. $50 mfilion or greater D. Icon-FeDerm vvalT 6 Swdies/Assessmenis 12. eir_nreri ie� 29 GIS Technician 1 E10 Environmental & Natural z Resources Me in 33138 Land/Hydrographic Surveyor 1 2 G04 GIS i 48 Project Manaqer 4 1 I H07 I Harbors. ietties. etc I z 57 Structural Engineer 1 H13 Hydro Survey Coastal Engineer 1 1 P06 Planning (Site, Installation & z Project R06 Rehabilitations r (Buildings/Structures) Pit Rivers. Canals, Waterways SO4 Sewage Collection, Treatment & 2 Disposal S09 Structural Design 1 S13 Stonnwater Handling 2 T04 Topographic Survey 1 W03 Water Supply Treatment & & 1 Distribution R04 Recreational Facilities (Parks. 2 Marinas Total 26 a PROFESSIONAL SERVILE$ REVENUE INDEX NUMBER 1. Less than $100,000 6. Se million ru leas than $a milllon 2. $100,000 to less than $250,000 7. � million is less than $10 million a. Federal Work 0 3. 4. a. $250,000 to less than $500,000 $500,000 t3 I ma tha., $1 million $ i million ro less filen $e minion 8. $10 milliun ru less ihai-i S25 million 9. $25 million to laa- than $50 millivi r0. $50 mfilion or greater D. Icon-FeDerm vvalT 6 e. Ti.tal Work 6 12. eir_nreri ie� r � Here - May `l_ LU 16 c MMME AnD 111 EE' R. Harvey Sasso? Y.E., Presidettt E. RU-POMea UF KEY PERSONNEL PROPOSED FOR THIS C17NTRAGT G`v tete w= Section E for each Ite rswr. 12 NAME 13 ROLE IN THIS CONTRACT 14 YEARS EXPERIENCE Cao R. Flu, � r,,,er Horticultural & Arbodcultural TOTAL o rvMR CuRREIir FIRM Consulting 35 2v 17. FIRIA rwcRTE Arvu L.uCA,10W {Ziry ena orate) [hu Fl. FluRLi,Cr, RCA, FlaniCuitaral uumultunt, vMIUMI, FC 16. EDUCATION (DEGREEAND SPECtaL)ZATIOnq 17 CURRENT PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION (STATE AND DISCfPLwE) BS Agriculture, Major in Fruit Crops Spc inii.ativir la I raiplCal AynColtare FlvL Ido Dept uf Ag & Consumer Svcs. c;ertitied Pest Control MIS l3lvlayr. Nollinatiun ecology Uperator M. OTRER PROFESSIONAL uUmLIFICon i 10111s ri-undcauons, Urgawarrons, ,mining, Awaros, DEC) Registered Consulting Arborist #333 (Am. Soc. Consulting m 5orists): Ceninea Arl5uri.T #5U -u/55 jlnTr i'i aalr. Arl5ar) 19. RELEVANT PROJECTS (1) TITLE AND LOCATION rCuy and State) City of Coral Gables, Florida (2) YEAR COMPLETED In Progress ROFESSIONAL SERVICES rONSTRUCTION(ireAft"18) Consulting Arborist n/A Tree Succession Program a. 3) BRIEF DESCRIPT,OM (Bder scope, mze, coa arc) Arvu aPECIFIC Rva: 0 CRM it vgect performed with curtent firm E.dlaauun at an (3a,o0U) residential street trees: short- and long-term plans for street tree ruplam—. ..its and , is-pianti;,g 1) 111 t:c Arvu LUCA i MW rury ane sfate) (2) SEAR COMPLETED In GITy uT Miumi_ Coconut Grove Business Improvement District PR13FEamaRALbERvICESCONSTRUCTION (i/ar,dicabfe) Consulting Arborist N/A b jet BRIEF uwCRW , ruR IHner scope, size. Cost, orc.) ANUJ SPECirIC ROLE C3 Check it project performed wRh cureM firm streeiacape i,,,praver=clef-it pruyram. evutoatian of all existing trees, recommendations for disposition, remedial Treatment, re -planting. New sidewalk construction with silva cell installation. (,) TITCE AND COCATIOR rCuy arm stare) City of Hollywood, Hody,nou'a SuulevaM KanavaUvn (2) YEAR COMPLETED kr progress PROFES&ONA,.ScROCIM ,wA C.OnsulTin Arwiiai 3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION %Bdaf scope, size, cosi, BTC ) ARu 5FECtrIC RACE G Cuet9t it pro)act pempfflea With �rrenl film C. Tree Risk Assessment of L5 eAisTing tree. ,) TITCE AND COCATION rwry anasrnre) Mu�eum Park. City or Miami A*oi^ COMPCETEa zM9 ROFESSIORA'csa:RviCES Can s,RrX,tui,rrbepp,xame) Flus atnTuurul N/A a.1 Consultant (s) SRiEF ueaCRP, ION (&fet stupe, size, cast, etc) AND SPECIFIC ROLE Check if project performed with current firm Re -yew lanasLape architectural plans and advise on species selection. Development of Landscape Maintenance Specifications. 1) TITLE AND LOCATION (Cuy and State) (2) YEAR COMPLETED 2011 Village of Key Biscayne, Florida RUFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (irep aW Horticultural N/A Consuii'm (3) BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Brtet scope, stze, =i. err) A D SPECirIC ROCc 0 CIRCF. B mem permrmea wish current Evaluation of =x6ting landscape conditluns. Dcvrlvpment vt landscape Maintenance Specifications. STANDARD FORM 330 (112004) PAuE 2 n. ADDI OuRAE iRFuKMAWN 29. PROVIDE ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUESTED BY THE AGENCY ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEETS AS NEEDED• Cisa R. Rammer has over 35 years of experience in all aspects of South Florida and Tropical Rurticulture. She has served on the Board of Directors of recognized institutions such as the International Society ut Arouricuiture — Florida Chapter, the Florida Arborist Association, and the Fiu. ida State Horticultural Society, and several advisory committees of the American Society of Consulting Arwrists (piant appraial, EOitm,al rvviaw, tree risi? a55cssment). Ms. Hammer is one of the most respectable Ronicultural Consultants, known for her accurate un -biased assessment of trees and palms. in additiun to her hurticuiturai bacuground, she is a Registered consulting ArOrist (American Society of Consulting Arbodsts), Certified Arborist (Intumatiunal Sudety of Arboriculture), Qualified Tree Risk Assessor tISA) and a State of Florida uertinea Pest control uperator. She has worked in developing specifications and manuals for new plantings; renovations of dated plantings, relocations and GREEN sustainable practices. She has wofRed tur vanuus municipalitiu5 in South Florida including City of Miami, City of Miami Beach, City ut Coral ua%s, Miami -Dade County Parks, and Miami -Dade Cuunty Suhuuls amurtu otflers. ALITHORtZED REPRESENTATIVE Tne Taiagoing la a atatement of Tads. 31. SIGNATURE ;Ff- // &...." 33. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER: LiaG H. Hommcr 32. DATE: 07/12/2016 STANDARD FORM 330 Iei20041 PAGE 6 SOLICITATION NUI6ER INOnd ARCHITECT -ENGINEER QUALIFICATIONS RFw # io-u4-uz PART It — GENEKAC QUAEIFiCA I IONS flf a firm hac hranrh nfrr_As r_mmnlafa fnr aarh snar_iRr_ hranrh nffira saakinn wnrk_ 1 2a. FIRM (OR BRANCHOFFICE) NAME Lisa Hammer , - ABL A 1987 » DUN t.ul01EER 12 N/A —. S. REET PO Box 330203 5. OWNERSHIP $10 million to less man 525 million a. TYPE a:.%R7 Miami ca sraslc FL �edPwuc 33z33 o SWTrBUSIN t,—.T;-,a 6a. PONT OF CONTACT NAME ANO TITLE Lisa Hammer 7 NAME OF FIRM (il bock 2a Is a branch dike) ae. 1 eiEPFrdR IOORIBER 3V5-8585-4061 Sc. E.WM AuDREaa lisannaR,ii1er Dglieiisoatn.1-flet ca. FURRIcr% FIRM BARIC(a)ft n an 90 TR Ea I AzElonEu ac, Dvna RORIBtR 9 EMPLOYEES BY DISCIPLINE 10 PRUrILE OF FIRM'S EXPERIENCE AND ANNUAL AVERAGE REvtNut FUR LAS 1 5 YEARS a. Function c No of EmploTrms a riving a Revenue Index sae a tImpllne Lav o Expetlence ICumoer to Fllaa 1(21J (see ae" Tonal 111. ANNUAL AVERAGE PROFESSIONhL SERvwCES REVEnUES OF riRKI FOR LAST 3 YwkKJ (Insorl rovanae i7d@,1 number shurno at right a. Federal Work 1 0 a. 0' J' URC 9ME AM 1 nLt Lioa MaRIMiuF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES RtvtNUE INDEX NUMBER 1. Leas than $100,000 2. $100,000 to less than $250,000 3. 5250,000 to kaia that$500,000 4. 5500,000 to less than 51 milnun S. 51 million to less than 52 million 12. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE The foregoing is a tatemenl of facts. 0. 52 million w less than 55 million 7. 35 minion to less than 510 minion 8. $10 million to less man 525 million 9. $25 million to§s- than $50 mill af—n 10. 550 million a, greater uA1C 07/iz/Z016 5 1ANwARD ruKm 330 (wzm, rAuE 5 Mmur ity/Wumtf i (M/WBE) Certification Lurtis -r Fryers Desiyn 5tudiu Minurity, Women & Florida Veteran Bu -sines Curtdic;atiun Curtis + Ruyurs Dusiyn Studiu, is cerait.ea ..dw The p. u vism m Vf 287 acid 295.187; Muiidu Statutes, foi a pei iud from: management Zip lcus 09/z2/zui 5 tu- uy/zz/zui t YChP.,p,l.'3ecmtmy r'tanO9 Departm=t d Ilan..,meot Semmes Office of Supplier Diversity- 4050 Esplarude Way. Suke 380- Talahasse, FL 37399+ 850487.0915 • www.asdAr&sWefi.us CUH I IS -r RUvtRS DESIGM S i uDiu, my -CC5 [ attachments ] U3 Attachments 1. Addcncia Acknovvledyment Form Z. won- -ollusion Attidavit 3. Publit- Entity Cri���cs 4. Ec{ual Oppurtunity/Affirmative Action Statement 5. (-untlict of Interest Statcmcnt 6. Dispute Disclosure rorm 7. Anti-Rickbat-k Attidavit CUK i IS + ROGERS DESIGN STMO, INC ADDENDA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT inSTRUci ivNS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART II, WnICHEVER APPLIES rJ_1:40 f M7 BEEW AKt i nt uA i tb ur ISSUE FOK EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS RFQ PART II: Addendum #i, Dated Addendum #2, Dated Addendum #3, Dated Addendum #4, Dated Addendum #5, Dated Addendum #6, Dated Addendum #7, Dated Addendum was, uated (] Nu ADDENDUM WAS KtLtlVtD IN CuNNECTION WITH THIS RFQ FIRM NAME= Curie + M09ELB uesiyn acudi0, ipc. SIGNATURE: CL L% . QL� Q,—u TITLE: Preaia6•.7t DATE: 05/057c510 City of Sunny Isles Beach 1 Request for 4ualitications No. 16-04-02 `/^' w Sli" W - v„nr Is=- NON—COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT uF �z 'i City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 venins Avenue bunny Isles R—=. FL 33190 A& '" Telephone tju�) 047-=6 Far (305) 849-3113 O i A 1 E uF FLORIDA ) COUNTY DF M"ami ikrd. t I no tint if Egnea be6 wy urst outy S..un i as provided 6y law, deposes, and says This Affidavit Is made with the knowteaye and Intent that it Is to be filed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach City Commission and that it will be Mien upon by said uoonty, In any curim;aratkar, wtuen may -jive to and aqr aMn a may take rnut respect to tris Lm The andersigniid is a5MI'llZed to make ME Affidavit on behalf vL Curtin + RogEre Dwaign St,.di. Inc. (Norm a L;uipurotian, PM,mMnip, IflBivlauni, etc.) a, Landscape Archit2cturo IvnneO un0er It1e lave of FSOrid'd (Type of ousiness) (mate) of which he Is "a"idear (SWee UwnEr, Partner. Pres(derd, etc.) Reit Feer me andersigW nor any pumon, firm or corpwaTOri namea in t&vc Parayraph 10.z, nor anyone ease to the knowledge of the wnaamigned, have themselves sosalea or employea anyone else to aollEt ra.iR861e auzu , ror tnis tnd oy ine City, also tnat no MR ur aF.-y department or empluyee therein, or any officer of um- City of Sunny Isles 6eacn, Florida is directly interested therein i ms nM 3 genuine ana nix- collasM or a sham; Ria person, nrm or corporation naRM above to raragrapn lu.z neo ,tit colluded. conspired, connived or agreed directly or Indirectly with any proposers or person, firm or corporation, to pot to a sham Bid, or thai such person, firm or conpwaUVn, nall retrain from BtddiN, ana RE not In any mantles. directly or lffflR fiy, ocuynt by avieen ent or 51101w. a, cu nmanication or conference with any person, nrm or corporation, to nx RIR pnces or saM 613 or was or any outer proposers; an0 MI Staiements comalnR in the Bid or Bids Tescribea above true; and further, neither the undersigned, no, the person, firm or corpuration named above In Paragraph 1U.z, IM directly yr tndlr�ly sly! made said dia Or me coments memut_ or aivdlged imummuon W data relative merelu, to any association or to any member or agent thereof. d. c.rtia AFFIANTS RAM Praoiauut AFFIAIsrs TITLE _ z0i.6 TAKEN, SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this 5th day of rtiay 200_ versonaily -Known x or-Frroducea Identlncatlon I ype ur idenunwuon personally Known (Amx reel Mre) Barbmra Diaz NOTARY PUBLIC (name'tinted w ty DEeEiaotxm,zultl 1 of l Y6jPum µMyUoiniis Stale d Fbrfda Diaz mnia n FF 213383 taptfea 93i1NLVly Barbmra Diaz NOTARY PUBLIC (name'tinted w ty DEeEiaotxm,zultl 1 of l 21 z FUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES City of sunny Isles Beach r iaert0 rA*m nvenas 'F.�'': ►tui •` Sumry Isley Beach FL so= tu" ►� Telephone (305) 1 Far rwal wn-a i is SWORN STATEMEn i PURSUANT TO SEL-t1un 287.133(3)(a) FEuKl—VA STATUTES, ON PUBI1c EmTm t fumes PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES Pursuant to the provisions of paragg, aph (2) (a) of section 287.133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate who has been placed on the convicted vendor list followil Ig a conviction for a public entity crime may nut submit a Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid ona Contract with a public entity fvr the construction or repair of a public building or public Work; may not submit Bids on leases of rear proparty to a public entity, may not be awar3ed 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 Sc.. 287.017: FS for thirty six months tram the date of being placed on the convicted vendor list". THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER uFrlirlAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. 11.1. This sworn statement is submitted to L: ry or sunny Isies eseac by Aida M. Curtis inm== a name am buel for "'r[i® + Kogere Design Studio, Inc. ip.1 nam 31 en swam emen whose business address is: iSzO S. Rea Road, S,..tz M Miami, Florida 33143 and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Ideldification nuu-iber (FEIN) is 65-Oe94753 (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the indivioual signing this sworn statement: ) 11.2. 1 understand that a "public entity crime" as aefined in Paragraph 287A33(1)(g), Florida Statutes, means a violation of any state or IMarai law 6y a pcis-un with respect to and directly related to the transaction of business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the United States, including, 6ut not limited to, any Bid or Contract for goods or services m 6a provided to any public entity or an agency or political subdivision of any other state of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, then, 5"Ibery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 11.3. 1 understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in Para. 28r.133(1)(b), e-lorida Statutes, means a finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjuaaicatio" of guilt, in any federal or state trail wart of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after Jury 1; 1989, as a result of a jury verd".t, nun -jury trial, or enh y or a plea of guilty or nuly contendere. 11.4- 1 understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Para. 287.133(1 Ka): Florida Statutes, means: a.) preaawssor or suLA emwur or a person convicted of a public entity crime; or b.) Any entity under the control of any naturae person who is active in the management of the entity and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes tnuae officers, directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who aye active in the managcni unt of an affiliate. I he ownership by one person of shares constituting a conu-olling interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or incomamong persons when not for fair Ds m -z29,20,0 2or7 market value under an arm's length agreement, shall be a p6me facie w6v that one person controls another Nersom A person who knowingly enters into a joint venture with a person wnu has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate. 11.5. r understand that a "person" as defines in Para. 257.133(1)(e), t+lutida Statutes, means any natural person or entity ornized under the laws of any state or uf 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 guvds 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 swum statement, nor any of it's officers, dire tors, executives, partners; shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, nor any affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. The entity submitting this swom 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 vt the entity has been rrharged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. The entity submitting this swom statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partnurs, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the endq, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1. 1989. RYwever, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing Officer of the State of Flori'aa; Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by tnc Hearing Officer of the State of Florida; Divisio,, U—f Admini5trativa 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 oi, the convicted vendor list. (Attach a copy of the final order.) I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM Tv THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE) ABOvt IS f•OR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND, THAT TRIS 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 THRESROLD AMOUNT PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.117, FLORIDA STA i U i t5, t -OR CA i EGORY TWO uF ANY, CHANGE IN THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. By: C( T (signature) Aida M. Ct"tio (minted Nanm) Pr.enidErit. (Title) Swum to and aubaw ibed before me this Su -h day (AFFIX NOTARY STAMP ,gyp "AN mmy puNc Suw a FWrWa pBaftM W= j4commmim rF 213353 Personally Known A Type of Identification Produced .v,sw OR Produced IdentMcaWn 3 of 7 May , 24 i5 by Niz- ire_ ry Public — State of Florida or Type Commissioned Name —,toy IJ EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / u` z A rixMA'rivE ACTION P F.o� -0•� City of Sunny Isles Beach IDU/YCoMns Avenue Sunny Isles Beech, FL 33 40 Telephone ;305) 9470606 Fex MS) 949-3113 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMAiivE ACTIvn STAreMer4i- The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles aI Id practices of equal uppuPMin'tty in Gmploymci a and to comply with the letter and Spirit of tederal, state, -arta luucal laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national region, sex, age, handicap, marital status, and political affiliabu� I ur belief. Si- yned. Title: PaCnidc+,C Firm, Curti= + Rogers Design St.diu. RddrC55: 7520 S. Red Ruud, S�itc M Miami_ rlarias au�� Mama - n 20, 2010 4 of T ,'vNNY I j�E1 CONFLICT OF INTEREST 'u� z City of Sunny Isles Beach �•• �- ; "� • 16070 Corirm Avenue Sunny Ines 8eau,, FL aaiou TeWpWrre (305) eg7-uu Fax (305) ewWa 1 is CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT i ne awaM or any contract neieuraje, is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida State Statutes. Prupuburs 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. 51AIi=01- rCuRIuA COUNTY OF Miami Dade BEFORE ME, the undersigned authon'ry, personally appeareo Aida M. Curt:a yyn0 was t7ory avruin_ deposes, ana stares: 18.1. 1 am the rresdaenc or Lurtis t xogere uesign Studio, Inc. wire a tocai office in Broward r❑untj, arta prin—opal Otnce in Miam: Daae Co—t, 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No 16-(4-02 aescri4L� as: Landscape Maintenance Services. The Amant Eras mase aiiigent Inquiry Em pro.,0s me information contained in this Amaa.K MW upon Ria wnrcWwieoge. 18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above name'a entity 'las no financial interest in other entities submitting Bias for the same project. 13.4 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 submRfal for the above Bid. This statement resui= the 'discussion of pricing tiara until tRe completion of negotimma iT ucuessany and e„ ecuuon M me Contraai Tor tris p,.,iect. 18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor any one associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from pafticipation in contract letting oy any local, State, or FI?8eral Hgency. 18.6 ReRIVIr me entity; nor its amiiates, nor any one associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any other clients, contracts, or property interests for this project. ii"s.T I 5Mty that no member of the entity's ownersftip ar nranayaRTent ii premrtiy applying tOr aiiy employee position or aMvely seekir rg ai i elected pos;tion with the City of Sunny Isles Beach. 18.81 certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management, or Graff has a vW0 interest In any aspeH or me CRy of Sunny Isles Beach. iux 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. th13 5th Of May lulu. 2016 Ar- -'��"" Print Or Type Name and Title Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of lulu. M Personally FMown urc Li Produ ea laemincaft, Type ntifi 'an �Z NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA O' rosary Pubk O trr d FMWMW . sarcoma utas My t:osnmfalon FF 71ia63 mcomm4o.aro 50f / �q 11 T ,fir DISPUTE DISCLOSURE ui� z City of Sunny Isles Beach 1 WM Collins Avenue b �� ' o�` -0•` Sunny isles Beach, FL 33180 Telephone: l=1 � —WO Fax ta05) 918.3113 DISPUTE DISCLOSURE FORM Answer the following qucstilwis by plaL;ny a "X- atter -Yes- yr ,Nu". It you answer "Yes", please explain in the space provided, ur vn a separate sheet attached to this form. 19.1. Has your tiriu ur any at Its officers, rEqceivR a rwflmand of any nature or been suspended by the Department of Prrtessiunal Regulations or any other regulatory agency or professional associations within the last tive (5) years? YES NO x AZ Has yuui full, of any memBer or your hrm, Been aml-arm in detault, terminated or removed from a contract or job related to the 5w -v;,.= your hrm provides In the regular course at Business within the Iasi five (5) yea„? YES NO 19.3. Has your firm Haid against it or filed any requests for equitable ai justment, contract daims, Iiia protests, or litigation in the past five (5) yeaiz that is relatea to the wv-il.= your tine provides in the regular coarse of Business? YES NO It yes, state the nature of the request for equita6le 5djusunent, contract claim, litigadw, or protest, and state a Erik description of the case, the outcome or status of the suit and the monetary amounts ut extenf0ed contract time involved. I hereby certify that all statements made are true and agrcv and cifl?IU Bad mat any misstatement or misrepresentation of falsification of facts shall be cause rr rorreiture or rignts tur rui�ier consideration of this Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach. Cu=tie + Rogesu Design SEudia, Inc. Oo/C�/cvao Fi gnu Aumuricea Siynature Date Aida M. Cu. -.tin - Prealdc..t Print or Type Name and Tide r, u.a—=29,20,0 iof r STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF Mia -1 Dad. ANTI -KICKBACK City of Sunny Isles Beach 1e070 CoBns A.,o° 555R 131—_ Beech, FL 33180 Terephone:!31151947-M F= 1305)949.3113 ANTI -KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT 1, the undersigned, hereby duly sworn and deposed say that no p6fdon rif this bay 11 heroin tiid will be paid to any employees of the City of Sunny lblr.-, beach ot its elected officials as a cummissiull, kickback, rEward ur gift, directly or indirectly by me or any member of my firm or by an officer of the corporation. Title: Pfuldrut Tha fureguing instrument was acknowledged before me this 51h day of May 2016 by Aida M. Cur61U [naiiie of person], as P=aaid�.t [typr of authority for Curti° + Rugere ueeign oEudio. ina. executed]. AFFIX MO I ARY 5TAMP HEKt: J► [name of party on behalf of whom instrument was "vVublico of Florida Ba=ba.a Dia, Print o1 Type COMM IIIli551uned Naive Personally Known x OR Produced Identification Type of Idenaficadu" Pruda=d DEmem 29, 2010 7 017