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Ms. Jane Hines, CMC
City Clerk
City of Sunny Isles Beach
18070 Collins Ave~ue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
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April 7, 2009
Clty of Sunr.y I:;/vs Beach
OffICe ollhe CI Clerk
Re: Statement of Qualifications to Provide Professional Construction Services to the City of Sunny Isles Beach for
The Heritage Park and Parkin~. Garage Project
Dear Ms. Hines and Members of the Selection Evaluation Committee:
Pavarini Construction Company is honor~d to submit our qualifications to provide professional construction services
to the City. of Sunny Isles Beach for the Heritage Park and Parking Garage project. We take great pride in our long
history and excellent track record of successfully completed projects for Public Entities in Southeast Florida. We know
that top quality construction services results in satisfied Clients and that is why 75% of our buildings and facilities are
constructed for our repeat Clients.
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The complexity of working in busy urban areas, especially on "tight sites" such as the'location of your future facility
as we observed during our site visit, presents certain challenges that are not unfamiliar to us. We understand the
importance of diligent proactive planni.ng beginning very early, with great emphasis in pre-construction se~ices. We
know how to handle the challenges of a proi~ct within an urban environment so that there are minimal disruptions to
the community. We have included in this proposal, some real-life examples of i~novative solutions present~d while
facing the challenges of construction o,n tight sites.
We are members of the National United States. Green Building Council (USGBC) as well as the South Florida
Chapter, our organization has over 170 LEED$ Accredited Professionals on staff. In our conscientious effort towards
our green initiatives, this entire proposal is produced from recycled materials. The paper comes from an FSC
Company and is certified, with 100% post consumer fiber, processed chlorine-free. The recycled corrugated binder
is manufactured by SUSTAINABLE GROUP, an FSC company, all tabs and labels are made from corrugated card
board with 38% post consumer. recycled paper, the aluminum three ring binder clips are reusable.
In summary, we would like to thank the Committee for the opportunity and consideration. I assure you that the
Pavarini Team will work diligently to exceed expecta,tions and we promise to deliver a successful project to the City of
Sunny Isles Beach.
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PAVARINI SOUTH EAST CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
Addenda Received:
Addendums # 1 through #8
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1. HISTORY, OWNERSHIP, KEY MANAGEMENT
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HISTORY
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Pavarini South East Construction Co., Inc.
2400 E. Commercial Boulevard, Suite 900, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
954.903.3700 ·
954.903-3703
www.oavarini.com
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Since 1967
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We have capabilities, resources, experience ond talent necessary to provide professional construction services to the
City of Sunny Isles Beach for the Heritage'Park and Parking Garage project.
Pavarini Construction was founded in 1896 in Washington, D.C. In 1945,.the company expanded to'New'York City
where it played an essential role in the construction of many notable projects. In 1963 and 1967, offices were opened
in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where the firm undertook construction of The Municipal
Building in San Juan, the Buena Vista Hotel at Walt Disney World as well as One Tampa City Center in 'Tampa,
Florida. Since the initial construction of One Biscayne Tower in downtown Miami, Pavarini Construction has
maintained its continuous, presence in South Florida since 1967, completing more than 1,000,000 square feet of
successful projects throughout Southeast Florida for municipal and governmental clients.
. PAVARINIIS A STRUCTURE TONE ORGANIZATION COMPANY
Pavarini South East Construction Co., Inc. is a subsidiary of the Structure Tone Organization, which has over a century .
of construction experience. The Organization offers a combined history of 160 years experience in providing
Construction. Management/General Contracting services and is comprised of the following integrated entities: Pavarini
South East Construction Co., Inc.; Pavarini Construction Co. (NE) Inc.; Pavarini McGovern LLC; Constructors &
Associates; Structure Tone International and Structure Tone Inc. Our companies collectively employ over 1,300
. professionals; have 17 offices throughout the U.S., U.K., Ireland and Asia, and put in place over $3.1 billion annually.
We are proud that the Structure' Tone Organization is listed among the top 20 contractors worldv:ride, and is
recognized for our LEED$ initiatives and high quality construction.
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OWNERSHIP
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Pavarini South East Construction Co., Inc. is a privately held company, which is a wholly (100%) owned by the Pavarini
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KEY MANAGEMENT
Pavarini's upper management is comprised of dedicated construction professionals whos~ collective experience in the
industry exceeds 100 years. Our executives are personally involved in every project Pavarini undertakes from their
inception to the final close-out. Our key management team' members are:
GARY GLENEWINKEL, PRESIDENT
As President of Pavarini, Gary is committed to provide full-service, client-oriented co s uc 0 services 0 a co p y
clients. Construction professional since 1977, Gary started with the Texas Pipeline Company, Houston, TX, In 1983,
he managed numerous public and private projects for Rodgers Construction. In 1986, Gary joined Centex Rooney in
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, as Executive Vice-President and, later, Chief Operating Officer. Gary remains active in
community affairs and is a frequent participant in construction industry seminars. He served as a president of the Board
of Directors of Construction Association of South Florida.
Construction Industry Tenure: 32 years
RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Gary built 30+ parking garages for public and private clients. Small sampling of those projects is listed below.
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SAMPLING OF PUBLIC & PRIVATE PARKING GARAGES
· Fort Lauderdale Int Airport Multi-level Garage Complex with 7,600 spaces 0- Fort Lauderdale, FL - $160 Million
· FlU Parki~g Garages #3 - Miami, FL (1400 parking spaces) - 47.0,000 SF- $11.5 Million,.
· FlU Parking Garages #4 - Miami, FL (1400 parking spaces) - 470,000 SF- $11.5 Millio!,!
· Broward Convention Center Parking Garage (2,500 spaces) - Port Everglades, FL - $58 Million /375,000 SF
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· St. Thomas Aquinas High School 431-car 4-level garage (157,000 GSF) - Fort Lauderdale, FL
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· Port of Miami Infrastructure Improvements - Miami, Florida - $44 Million
· Port Everglades Security Enhancements- Broward County, Florida - $42 Million
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· . Port of Tampa (Cruise Terminals & Road Improvements) - T an;lpa, FL - $16 Million
· Mizner Park Office Tower Below-Grade Parking' Garage, Mizner Park 2 Below-Grade Apartments Parking
Garages and 2 Below-Grade Retail Parking Garages - Boca Raton, Florida - $41 Million
EDUCATION
· University of Texas, BBA, General Business - 1974
· University of Texas, BS, Architectural Engineering - 1977
· University of Houston, MBA - 1981
, STEVE WILUAMs, VICE PREslpENT OF OPERATIONS.
As Pavarini's Vi.ce President of Operations, Steve is in charge of overseeing all Pavarini project operations. He brings
over 25 years of experience to your project, encompassing all aspects of the construction process. Prior to joining
Pavarini, Steve was in charge of Operations for The Collage Companies in Lake Mary, Florida, where he concentrated
on troubled projeGts. He completed numerous projects for different municipalities and other Public clients.
RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE
· Multiple Proi~cts '(parks, offices) for the City of Port Saint Lucy - Pt. St. Lucy, FL - $10 Million
· Viera Regional Park - Orlando, FL - 114 ~cres - $8 Million
· City of Miami Beach Community Center - Miami Beach, FL - 50,000 SF - $7.5 Million
· 1 000 6c~an 125-car parking garage - Boca Raton, FL - $91 Million /284,254 GSF
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Jade Beach 179,720-SF Parkin.a Garage for 490 vehicles - Sunny Isles Beach, FL .. $134 Million/1, 177,855 GSF
EDUCATION
· Bachelor of Science in Construction Management - Texas A&M University - Commerce, TX - 1981
Construction Industry Tenure: 26 years
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JIM FARRELl, LEED~AP; VICE PRESIDENT OF PRECONsTRUCTION &,PURCHAsiNG
Jim is a LEED@ Accredited Professional with 29 years of constru~tion e;perience, of which 18 years he worked at
Pavarini Construction. As Pavarini's Vice President of Purchasing and Preconstruction, Jim is responsible for the
administration, coordination, supervision of procurement and purchasing for all projects, establishing policies and
procedures for centralized contracts management as well as risk assessment I management and preconstruction
. services.' Jim is a member of Pavarini's Executive Committee for strategic planning and policy initiatives.
Construction Industry Tenure: 29 years
RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE' ,
Jim constructed close to 20 garages, including 3 free-standing garages for public clients that are listed below.
SAMPLING OF PUBLIC PARKING GARAGES
· Midport Parking Garage & Pier 7 Site Improvements (996 parking spaces, post-tensioned cast-in-place concrete) -
- Port Everglades, Ft. Lauderdale, FL - $7 Million / 350,000 SF
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· FlU Parking Garages #3 (1400 parking'spaces) - Miami,'FL -,$11.5 Million / 470,000 SF
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· FlU Parking Garages #4 (1400 parking spaces) - Miami, FL - $11.5 Million / 470,000 SF
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· Florida International Univer~ity - BD of Science in Construction Management - 1989
· Certified Member - Association for the Advancement of Cost Engineering (MCE)
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PAUL LOUGHRAN, VICE PRESIDENT OF SAFETY
Paul's career in Construction Safety spans o~er 15 years. He has hands-on experience in loss control, risk
management, training a~d development. He possesses strong understanding of the entrre construction process. He
was involved in major capital improvement projects (sport complexes, educational facilities, nuclear power plants,
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. tunnels, highways, bridges, etc.). As Pavarini's Vice President of Safety, Paul makes sure that Pavarini ?.A.F.E. safety
policies are implemented and adhered to at every level.
Construction Industry Tenure: 17 years
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Relevant Project Experience
As a Safety professional Paul was involved in construction of 10+ garages. The most notable are:
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PARKING GARAGES
· Massachusetts General Hospital 6-story, 725-car below-grade garage - Boston, MA - $200 Million (overall value)
· Boston University Agganis Arena $ Fitness Recreation Center 630-car garage - Boston, MA - $185 Million
EDUCATION
· Bachelor of Arts in Management - Curry College, Milton, MA - 1985
· EMT Program Graduate - Mount Auburn Hospital - Cambridge, MA - 1981
2. SUMMARY OF COMPANY CHANGES
We do not expect any major changes in ou~ company to occur during the project.
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3. CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS AND OTHER DIVISIONAL OFFICES
Pavarini Headquarters are located at 2400 East Commercial Boulevard, Suite 900, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33308.
Pavarini South East Construction also has satellite offices in Miami-Dade (8174 W. 26 Ave., Hialeah, FL 33016)
and Palm Beach Counties (1900 Australian Avenue, W. Palm Beach, FL 33407).
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4. LOCATION OF OFFICES INVOLVED IN THIS PROJECT
All decisions regarding all our projects in Florida are made at our headquarters in Fort Lauderdale.
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ASSIGNED PROJECT TEAM
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Behind every structure that Pavarini builds is a team of talented individuals dedicated to the quality of their trade. More
than concrete, wood, or steel, ultimately it is our people that" make the difference. We recognize that the success of
any project is la'rgely dependent upon the staff assigned to it. We have carefully assessed the project requirements and
have assigned proven, veteran construction professionals who have completed directly comparable work. This team
will be committed to the project from notice-to-proceed through to post occupancy support. This is not, nor will it be in
danger of becoming, Himportant project number six" for us. Until the Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park and Parking
Garage project is open and operating to your complete expectations, this team will be with you.
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Bill WRIGHT, LEEOfl AP, SR. PROJECT MANAGER
,Bill will provide overall project management for the Heritage Park and Parking ,Garage project and make sure that all
owner budget requirements, construction documents, specifications and schedule are met and adhered to. With a 15+
year career in the construction iridustry, he .is a highry qualified construction professional with hands-on experience in
'managing ground-up building developments, as well as expansions and renovations. He will assist with LEED@
requirements, Value Engineering options, constructability analysis, schedule acceleration, and quality assurance.
RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE'
Bill constructed the following projects that included,parking garages:
Construction Industry Tenure: 16 years
SAMPLING OF PUBLIC PARKING GARAGES & OTHER GoVERNMENTAL PROJECTS
· Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta free-standing 275,OOO-SF Parking Garage for 600 vehicles - $150 Million (total)
· The Setai Resort 150,000-SF parking garage for 250 spaces, part of tower structure - $150 Million
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· The US Census Bureau Headquarters free-standing 2,200-car l,OOO,OOO-SF parking structure - $280 Million
· Jade Beach 4-leveI490-car 179,720-SF parking garage - Sunny Isles Beach, FL - $134 Million
EDUCATION
· Georgia Institute of T e,chnology - BS Construction f:Aanagement - Bachelor
· Georgia Institute of Technology - BS Architecture
TOM lAMp, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
One of the company's ~ost talented Iconstruction pr~fessionals, Tom Lamp has worked at Pavarini for 28 years and
participated in construction of the company's most challenging and exciting projects. His overall construction
experience spans over 35 years. Clients admire his commitment to quality 'and service standards, his attention to detail
and his ability to get the job done right and on schedule under the most difficult circumstances. As a general
superintendent, Tom knows field operations and how to build a building from A to Z.
Construction Industry Tenure: 36 years
RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE
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Midport Parking Garage & Pier 7. Site Improvements (996 spaces, post-tensioned cast-in-place concrete) - Po'rt
Evergla~es, Ft. Lauderdale, FL - $7 Million / 350,000 SF
Le Meridien Resort 2-story 250-car parking garage - Sunny Isles Beach, Florida - $34 Million/353,900 SF
Acqualina 255-vehicle below grqde parking garage- Sunny Isles Beach, FL - $138 Million/1, 100,000 GSF
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Carbonell 3- and 7-level parking garages for 487 vehicles - Brickell Key, Miami, FL - $75 Million/ 987,000 GSF
Shops at Riverside Marina pelow-g'rade Parking Garage for 100 cars - Pompano Beach, FL - $10 Million
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SunBank T ower'350-car parking garage - Ft. Lauderdale, FL - $21 Million
3 T equesta Point 5-story parking garage fqr 512 vehicles - Miami, FL - $52 Million
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· .2 Tequesta Point 5-story parking garage for 352 vehicles - Miami, FL - $57 Million
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JIM PRESTON, STRUCTURAL SPECIALIST
Jim has 28 years of experience in the Construction industry with knowledge of woo raming, , cast-in-p ace
concrete, pre-cast, post tension, tilt-wall, filigree wide slab, structural steel, and metal framing/sheet-rock installation.
He m~naged all form work of n4merous waterfront projects with parking in South Florida, insured all required
materials, equipment and inspections, maintained schedules, coordinated 'crews to produce formwork carpentry,
column forms, gang forms, stick frame, scaffolding and/or tables, coordinating pours. Jim is skilled in all phases of
construction and crew supervision with emphasis on structural aspects.
RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE ,
· Ritz Carlton Hotel and Condominium 2 parking garages for 272 vehicles each - Coconut Grove, FL - $90 Million
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· Asia Condominium 2-story parking garage for 319 vehicles - Brickell Key, Miami, FL - $97 Million
· Seminole Hard Rock Casino two parking garages - 4-story and 7 -story - Hollywood, FL
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CHARLES FRIEDRICH, CIVIL & LANDSCAPE SPECIALIST
A highly experienced and detail-minded construction professional, Charlie brings to your project a broad base of
knowledge in all aspects of construction with the emphasis in Civil and underground utilities. His overali
responsibilities include coordination of changes to the permitted drawings; RFls, Supmittal,s and Drawings
coordination; monitoring the job status and reflecting in daily logs, overseeing subcontractors to ensure compliance
with design specifications and management of employee scheduJes and overall performance on the job site.
RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE
· Jade Beach 179,720-SF Parking Garage for 490 vehicles - Sunny Isles Beach, FL - $134 Million/1, 177,855 GSF
Construction Industry Tenure: II years
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City ?f T amarac Aquatic Center - T amarac, FL - $8 Million
ROXANNA BOLIVAR, LEED~AP, PROJECT ENGINEER
A LEED@ Accredited Professional ana Pavarini's Project Engineer, Roxanna has been instrumental iQ the,organization,
administration and coordination of construction management activities including design review, site planning, cost
estimating, planning and scheduling, management, procurement of materials, cost control and quality ~anagement.
RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE
· City of Miami Beach, Jhe Lincoln Road project, Miami Beach, FL - $25 Million
· Asia Condominium 2-story parking garoge for 319 'vehicles - Brickell Key, Miami, FL - $97 Million
Construction Industry Tenure: 9 years
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CONSULTANTS
SUsTAINAlssANCE INTERNATIONAL - LEE[)@ CONSULTANT
ROBERT J, KOBEl, AlA, LEE[)@AP, PREsIDEN!
Our LEED@ Consultant, Robert J. Kobet, offers extensive knowledge in sustainable building construction, will be our
liaison in meeting LEED@ goals. of this project. Robert J. Kobet, AlA, LEED@ AP is President of Sustainaissance
International, a multifaceted architectural consulting practice specializing in sustainable design. Bob's work includes
individual building and sustainable community work in the U.S., Dubai, Canada, China, Haiti, Czech Republic,
Poland, Argentina, the Bahamas and Rwanda, Africa. He is licensed to practice architecture in Florida and
Pennsylvania. Over his 28 year career as a licensed architect, Bob has been responsible for numerous green building
and sustainable coml1Junity design and development projects. Recent work includes serving as a consultant to the
Government.of Dubai, the United Arab Emeritus AI Safaar Development Group,. member of the New Orleans Recovery
School District Green Team, consultant to the Miami-Dade Cdunty Public Schools Initiative, green design and LEED@
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consulting on the Pine Jog Elementary School and Pine Jog Environmental Education Center in West Palm Beach,
Florida, several green school projects in Broward and Miami Dade County.
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CARTAY~ AND ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECTS P,A.
Cartaya and Associates, Architects P.A. has provided Architectural services on numerous projects for Governmentol
agencies and we are bringing .them aboard for the Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Over the last 10 years, the
Firm has provided Architectural design and engineering services for the following Governmental entities: City of
Miramar, City of Fort Lauderdale, Broward County Government, Fort Lauderdale International Airport, City of
T amarac, City of Weston, City of Hollywood, City of Hallandale, City of Marathon, City of Pompano Beach, City of'
Aventura, City of Coconut Creek, City of Miami Gardens, Florida Atlantic UniversJty, Broward College, Broward
County School Board, School District of Palm Beach County and Miami-Dade County School Board. Cartaya
Architects completed the Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport Master Plan Design and Development that
also included the Rental Car Facility and Multi-level parking structures. Cartaya and Associates designed the following
parks and recreational facilities:
· Founders Park, City of Aventura
· Bunche Park, City of Miami Gardens
· Rolling Oaks Park, , City of Miami Gardens
· Beauty and Progress Park, City of Miramar
· Shirley Branca Park, City of Miramar
· Aquatic Center, City of Miramar
· Fairway Park, City, of Miramar
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· T.Y"Park Corporate Pavilion, City of Fort Lauderdale
." T radewinds Corporate Pavilion, City of Fort Lauderdale
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· MarkhamJark Corporate Pavilion, City of Fo~ Lauderdale
· CB Smith Park Corporate Pavilion, City of Fort Lauderdale
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Treetops Park Maintenance Compound, City of Fort Lauderdale
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Carver Ranches Park Covered Exterior Basketball ~ourts, City of Fort Lauderdale
North Broward Park Covered Exterior Basketball Courts, City of Fort Lauderdale
Oswald Park Covered Exterior Basketball Courts, City of Fort .L~uderdale
St George Park Covered Exteriqr Basketball Courts, City of Fort Lauderdale
Mitchell, Moore Park Renovations, City of Pompano Beach
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CES CONSULTANTS - QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROl
KEITH JENNINGS, SR, VICE PREsID~NT . ·
In an effort to ensure the highest level of quality project, we have retained the services of CES (former SIM-G
Technology), Pavarini eM partner and an M/WBE company, to provide Quality Assurance/Quality Control services at
all our educational projects. For this project we also intend to use CES to carry out a QA/QC portion of the contract to
construct the Heritage Park and Parking Garage project. CES is familiar with the requirements set by numerous public
clients; and has been working with Pavarini on Boynton Beach and Santaluces High Academies, Orange Brook
Elementary School, State School QQQ1, and at other public projects.
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PARKING GARAGE EXPERIENCE .
Pavarini is a Parking Facility Specialist - We also have Cartaya & Associates as a Parking Facility Specialist for this
project. Our parking garage construction portfolio is both significant and extensive. Pavarini constructed over 2
million square feet of parking facilities, providing more than 25,000 parking spaces. We have constructed an
assortment of parking structures, ranging in size and style. While we have erected stand-alone structures, attached
structures for mixed-use and residential buildings are also included within our portfolio. These complexes, constructed
in conjunction with other facilities, have required great consideration to overall aesthetics as well as construction
coordination. Additionally, we recently completed two parking garages for a total of 2,800 parking spaces for Florida
International University. Both parking garages were completed on active student campuses.
PARK EXPERIENCE I '
Our Park Development Specialist is the prestigious Architectural firm of Cartaya & Associates -' They have 30 years of
park' development experience in South Florida. Cartaya & Associates credentials and information can be viewed in
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Section 5 of this Proposal. Pavarini has built more than twenty recredtion and park facilities on educational campuses
in South Florida.
LEED$ PROJECT EXPERIENCE'
Our "green" commitment is recognized and implemented at the corporate level through employing sustainable best
construction practices on all of our projects, and identifying and imple-menting sustainable practices within all our
. offices. Currently our organization has over $1 billion worth of LEED$ certified projects under construction or in the
, pipeline through 2010. We currently have 7 LEED$ certified projects, over 20 projects under construction aimed to be
LEED certified and 8 projects that contain various "green" components, Due to page restrictions of this RFQ, we can
provide more 8etaded information on our LtED@ projects portfolio additionally at our request.
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Below is a sampling of Pavari~i's projects relevant 10 the Heritage Park and Parking Garage with client references.
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Project Delivery Value Description Reference
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MULTI-LEVEL STAND-ALONE PARKING GARAGES
FlU Lump $23 · 940,000 GSF (470,000 SF Each) Mr. Robert Griffith
~arking Garage Sum Million · 5 -story Florida International University
#3 I · 2,800 spaces totally (1,400 each) University Park, Fac;i1ities Mgmt,
and I · Cast-in-place Miami, FL ~3199
, Parking Garage 'I 305.348.4000 office
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Midport Parking Design- $7 · 350,000 SF Mr. Bruce Laurion
Garage Build Million · 985 parking spaces . ~ 813.905.5001 office I
Port Everglades, , · Cast-in-place, Post-tensioned slab 813.905.5109 fax
Florida and beam system parkinQ structure blau rion@tampaport.com
I MULTI-LEVEL ATTACHED PARKING GARAGES
j 1000 Ocean CM@Ri $91.5 · 2-level circular parking garage with Mr. Wiley Parker
Boca Raton, sk Million. meter rooms and generators BRE / Point Parcel, LLC
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Florida Overall · 125 parking spaces 1510 Braman Avenue
Project · Cast-in-place, Post-tension Ft. Myers, FL 33901
I Value construction 239.313.0638 office
I · Site adjacent to waterways on three wpa rker@luxuryresorts.com
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900 Biscayne Bay CM@Ri $212 · 12~level parking garage The Terra Group
Miami, Florida sk Million · 815 parking spaces Mr, Pedro Martin, President & CEO
Overall · Cast-in-place, Post-tension 1200 Brickell Avenue, 18th.FL
Project construction Miami, FL 33131
Value 305.416.4556 office I
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LANDSCAPE & DECORATIVE HARDSCAPE
State School Design- $80 · 2.2 acre Interior Courtyard with Mr. Nick Betancourt
CCC- 1 , S Dade Build Million decorative concrete hardscape, Miami-Dade County Public Schools
Sr. High landscape features and play ground 1450 NE 2nd Avenue .
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Replacement . · InstallatioQ of Pine Lands and Miami, FL 33132
School Hammocks throughout the campus 305.995.2319 office I
Homestead, · Preparation of 10 acres of ' 305.995.2650 fax
Florida Agricultural field for !Jgricultural n beta ncou rt@dadeschools.net
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SCHEDULING &. MATERIAL PROCUREMENT'CAPABILlTIES
The matrix below details Pavarini's capabilities, for successful construction scheduling,- efficient
procurement capabilities. A small sampling of 'Our recently completed projects is listed below.
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State School CCC- 1 Million Million Finish Added Scope. However,
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Orange ,Brook Elementary $21.7 $21.4 ! ($293,686) On r Savings to Owner
School, Phased Million Million I time
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Boynton Beach High I '$8.9 Million $8.4 Million I ($500,000) On I Savings to Owner
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SCHEDULING CAPA~ILlTIES
Pavarini uses Primavera P3 as the tool to build, monitor and -track the progress of the project. Pavarini "Cost and
Resources" loads every schedule so we can 'proactively work with our subcontractors. . Each schedule incorporates a
critical path that stretches from start to finish of the project. During the construction phase the schedule' is reviewed
every week and updated constantly. Our 2 week look-ahead schedule is a critical tool that provides the field crew with
a more detailed day-to-day working reference. Extensive use of CPM construction software serves as a baseline to track
construction progress and helps control long lead time material and manpower distribution. ·
PROCUREMENT CAPABIlITIES
Pavarini develops a p'rocurement strategy for the needs of a project: constructability reviews, coordination overlay of,
sub-,trades; cost reduction program, alternative components, bid strategies, front end document input, and life cycle
analysis. We try to recommend early trade and material buy-outs to reduce the risk of price escalation and material
, shortages. We have strategic alliances with both local and national material vendors.
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Material Procurement and Assurance that Plans, Specs and Schedules Are Met'
Materials are competitively bid by approved manufactur~rs at the appropriate time in orde~ to meet the milestones of
the construction schedule. Manufacturers are monitored for production timetables; quality control and performance
testing to ensure complete compliance with the construction documents, All materials and equipment are checked to .
verify that, quality, quantity and stated capacities meet, the design criteria of the specifications. Prior to installation,
. Pavarini confirms in writing to the Owner that all materials and equipment fully meet the requirements of the contract
documents and provide proper field test results prior to Owner occupancy. Warranty and guarantee periods are
carefully coordinated,
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The Pavarini'Team visited the future site of the Heritage Park a,nd Parking Garage prior to submitting this proposal. The
following observations by our Project Manager is a perfect example of the benefits that we "bring to the table"
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Our project manager met with Bill Evans of the City of Sunny Isles Beach. During this site vtsit, it was discussed that
the project had some .site logistics to overcome. During Phase I, construction of the Parking Garage, several existing
site conditions have to remain in place. The Building being used, by City on the property houses offices for the City
and 'must remain operational. Secondly, <me-third of the-existing 500 parking lot spaces have to remain available.
They are being utilized by the hotel across the street for their guests, and are a source of revenue for the City of Sunny
Isles Beach. Once the Parking Garage is in place and has received the Temporary Certificate of 6ccupancy; the City
can relocate its offices to the first floor and Phase II can begin. This will include the clearing of the remaining parking
spaces and the demolition of the old building and commence work on the Park. This will require much advance
planning and coordination in order to achieve the City's desired goals.
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· Familiarity with the City 9f Sunny "Isles Beach. We are familiar with the City of Sunny Isles Beach, its requir~ments
and logistics. Pavarini constructed three CM-at-Risk projects in the City of Sunny Isles Beach: Le Meridien Hotel,
Jade Beach and Acqualina.
· Extensive CM-at-Risk Experience. 80%. of Pavarini's Florida projects are delivered through Construction
Management at Risk method,
· Local Experience. Our team is local and Qur experience is local. More than 100 'Projects in excess of 25 million
square feet provide us with exceptional local knowledge, very familiar with the local conditions and Building Code
requirements.
· Team Continuity. Our proposed team members worked together on past projects,
· Team Availability. Our entire proposed construction team members'are ~II "A players" and are available now.
· Extensive Prequalified Subcontractor Base. We will bring the right subcontractors to complete this project on time,
within budget and with the quality expected.
· Financial Stability. $150 million single project Bonding Capacity.
· Sure-footed. Established in 1896, Pavarini Construction has been in business for over 113 years, and maintained
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its continuous presence in South Florida since 1967.
· Experience with Public Clients. Constructed numerous Florida Sales Tax exempt projects for many public clients.
· Proven track record of projects completed ahead. of schedule, within budget or with savings to owners.
· Top Quality. Quality assurance begins at the top levels of management..with the selectio~ of the right project
team. Our independent Minority Partner, CES, provides Quality Assurance and Quality Control
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URBAN "TIGHT SITE" EXPERIENCE
PROJECT: Orange Brook Elementary School Phased Replacement, Hollywood, Florida
One of the complexities of this job was its location.. Orange Brook Elementary is. situated in the middle of a busy
urban neighborhood and on a "tight site". It was clear that the ~eighborhood was going to be impacted by the
construction activities occurring on the site. In order to pr~vent any possible conflicts with the surrounding community
that could have been caused by construction activities, material deliveries, etc., the Pavarini team started the Orange
Brook Elementary School project by attend a community meeting to describe the project and the logistics plan. The
local residents' input was utilized to develop a plan that was compatible with the neighborhood. During the actual
construction of the project, we notified neighbors by knocking on their doors to aqvise them of unusual activities and
material deliveries as well as traffic and construction impact.
INNOVATION SOLUTIONS WHILE WORKING ON A "TIGHT SITE"
PROJECT: The Courts Condominium ~n Brickell Key, Miami, Florida
1. The TCO for the Courts condominium was scheduled for October 11, 2002. There was abnormal amount of rain
falling during June of 2002, when Pavarini was in the stucco stage. Usually, this would have slowed down the process,
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and Pavarini would have faced schedule delays. However, rather than waiting for the rain to stop, Pavarini
implemented the following adjustments: a) the sequence of the work was changed, so that construction process would
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continue and b) instead of releasing the stucco crew due to the rain, the crew was placed on the stand-by mode. Not
only these adjustments allowed Pavarini to continue with the work and meet Owner's needs, but we also managed to
complete the project one month ahead of schedule! '
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2. At the time when Pavarini was pouring the 5th floor, the Owner added an extension to the 4th floor. To be able to
expedite with this Owner's decision, Pavarini added special shoring to support the 5th floor and then m~Jnaged to pour
the requested extension to the 4th floor. '
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3. Pavarini was pouring the 15th floor of the Courts, 'when the Owner decided to open a Sales Center on the" 4th
floor. In order to make it possible, Pavarini had built a tunnel that connected the top floor of the adjacent 4-story
building with the Courts' 4th floor for access to the new Sales Center, provided all necessary safety requirements, and
worked along with the City and Fire Department in order for this extraordinary plan to work.
CONFLICT RESOLUTION EFFORTS
, PROJECT: South Dade Sr. High - State School CCC1, Homestead, Florida
State School CCC-1 required the building of a new school and the demolition of the old facility. The school had an
agricultural field upon which the students grew crops. It was necessary to develop.a new agricultural field following the
demolition of the old school. In order to meet the Owner's needs, relative to the replacement of the field, Pavarini met
with the "Agricultural Advisory Committee" that was set up to plan this agricultural field relocation, The committee was
very involved with the future planning of the school's agricultural program and the design of the future grove area. The
advisory committee consisted of local farmers, past alumni and members of the School Board that looked for a positive
outreach with the school. As an accomrl)~dation to the committee, Pavarini and the Design Criteria Professional (TAP)
had to present several options and estimates before a final plan was voted qn and approved.
PROJECT: Orange'Brook Elementary School Phased Replacement, Hollywood, Florida
Because the site was tight it was necessary for us to meet with, the City of Hollywood to coordinate offsite parking
issues. By partnering with the City we were able to have them relax their offsite parking criteria., Early identification of
these issues and excellent communication with the key parties resulted in an effective solution to two major problems.
We partnered "';ith the City of Hollywood Inspection Department to relax the off-site parking for constructio~ workers,
SCHEDULING EFFORTS
PROJECT: FlU Parking Garages #3 & #4, Miami, Florida
One of the greatest challenges of this project was doing two buildings at the same time, 'and trying to keep both ~n
schedule. The structure of the parking decks was extremely difficult due to the continuous slopping planes of the deck, .
and the separation of parts of the structure due to load efficiency and' expansion. We overcome this by setting up a
quality control plan and double-checking the layout, Also, scheduling updates were done weekly using subcontractors
input to work out conflicts.
VALUE ENGINEERING EFFORTS
PROJECT: Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Brickell Key, Miami, Florida
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,The Mandarin Oriental Hotel, one of Pavarini's projects constructed on Brickell Key, is a fan.shaped building
presented certain structural challenges. Pavarini's suggestion of using smaller pre-cast segmented sections, than those
specified, increased the number of manufacturers from which to choose and provided increased savings in the size of
structural members. This greater <;ompetition and reduction in size of structural components saved significant cost'
without sacrificing architectural quality. We also shared our knowledge of roofing systems, and pleased both Owner
and Architect with a suggestion of a type of system that was less expensive to install and provides the Mandarin
Oriental with a better warranty,
QUALITY CONTROL EFFORTS
PROJECT: South Dade Sr. High - State School CCC1, Homestead, Florida
1. During final cleaning, extra care was taken to prevent damage to the finished; polished floors throughout the
campus. Once the floors were polished within a building, all workers were required to wear protective covers -
urgical booties - over their, boots to eliminate the possibility of scratches, marks or dirt. Protection of the finished
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wood floors at the gymnasium and auditorium was accomplished in the same manner. The coordination of MEP
trades and i[1terior {inishes was critical in protecting the finishes so that the return trips to these protected areas
maintained at a minimum.
2. During construction, all the material' that was procured by the subcontractor was verified against the project
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submittals. This is imperative in confirming that the specified and approved material is used. This process enabled us
to detect an inferior drywall delivery and prevented the incorrect dryY'all material from being installed. Ihis means of
quality assurance enables the project schedule to be maintained to prevent the rising costs of construction.
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PROJECT: Orange Brook Elementary School Phased Replacement, Hollywood, Florida
A good example of Quality Control was experienced on this project. Our M/WBE CM partner (CES, former Sim-G
T ~chnologies) developed a check list based on the specs and approved submittals and assigned a qualified engineer
to be the independent QNQC inspecto'r. This person visited the site every day to check the, quality and conformance
to Contract Documents. If an infraction was observed, they would inform the project superintendent and the trade
contractor. The trade contractor would have 24 or 48 hours to remedy the infraction or they would be written up and
a notice of non-conformance would be sent to the trade contractor's office.
10. PRESENT AND PROJECTED WORKLOAD & HOW THIS PROJECT WILL BE SCHEDULED
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We want the City of Sunny Isles Beach to be assured 'that the staff that we propose for the Heritage Park and Parking
Garage is. available as soon as needed by the City.
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SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO S~CTION 287,133(3)(a)
FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES
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THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY
PUBLIC OR OTHER OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS.
1. \ This sworn statement is submitted
to The City of Sunny Isles Be~ch, Florida
by Gary W, Glenewinkel, presiQent
for pavarini South East Construction Co.,
Inc.
whose business address is
2400, E, Commercial Bo~levard, Suite ~OO
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33308
and (if applicable) its Federal E~ployer Identification Number (FEIN)
20-5584453
(If the:entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this
sworn statement:
2. I understand that a "public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287. 133(l)(g), Florida
Statutes, means a violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly
related to the transaction of business with any public entity or with an agency or political
, subdivision of any other state or of the United States, including, but not limited to, any bid or
contract for goods or services to be provided to any public entity or an agency or political
subdivision of any other state or of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, theft,
bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation". .
3. I understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in Paragraph 287.133(l)(b), Florida
Statutes means a fmding of guilt 'or a conviction of.a public entity' crime, with or without an
adjudication of guilt, in any federal or'state trial court of record relating to charges brou~t by
indictment or information after July 1" 1989, as a result of a jury' verdict, nonjury.trial, or entry
of a plea of guilty or nolo contenders. .
4, I understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Paragraph 287. 133(l)(a), Florida Statutes, means:'
a. A predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or
b. An entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the
entity and who has been convicted of a public entity come. The term "affiliate" includes
those officers, directors, ~xecutives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and
agents who are active in ~e management of an affiliate. The ownership by one person of
shares constituting a controlling interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or
income among persons when not for fair market value under an arm's length agreement, .
shall be a prima facje case that .one per~on controls another person. A person who
knowingly enters into a joint venture with a' person who has been convicted of a public
entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate.
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natural person or entity organized under the laws of any state or of the United States with the'
legal power to enter into a binding contract and which bids or applies to bid on contracts for
the provision of goods or services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies
to transact business with a public entity. The tetm "person" includes those officers, directors,
executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in
management of any entity.
6. Based on information and belief, the statement. which I have marked below is true in a
relation to the entity submitting this sworn statement. (Please indicate which one (1) of the
following 'three (3) statements is applicable.)
~ (1) Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of its officers, directors,
executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the
management of the entity, or any affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicred of a
public entity crime within the past 36 months.
(2) The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officer~, directors,
executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members,' or agents who are active jn the
management of the entity, or any affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a
public entity crime within the phSt 36 months.
_(3) The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors,
executives, partners, shareholders, e~ployees, members, or agents who are active in the
management of the entity, or agents who are active in management of the entity, or any affiliate
of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime within the past 36
months. However, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing Officers of the State
of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order by the Hearing Officer
determined that it waS not in the public interest to place the entity submitting this sworn
statement on the convicted vendor list. (Attached is a copy of the final order.)
I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING
OFFICER FOR THE PUBLI~ ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 1 (ONE) ABOVE IS
FOR THE PUBLIC ENTITY ONI. Y AND, THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH
DECEMBER 31' OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS Fll..ED AND FOR THE
PERIOD OF THE CONTRACT ENTERED INTO , WHICHEVER PERIOD IS LONGER. I
ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED' TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ENTITY
PRIOR TO ENTERING 'INTO A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOLD AMOUNT
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PROVIDED IN SECTION 287.017, OR IDA STATUTES FOR THE CATEGORY TWO OF
Am/CHANG IN/ THEOOO A TION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM.
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submitted the attached Bid;
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of all pertinent circumstances respecting su~h Bid;
(3) Such Bid is genuine and is not a collusive or sham Bid;
(4) Neither the said bidder nor any of its offIcers, partners, owners, agents, representatives,
employees or parties' in interest, including this affiant, have in any way colluded, conspired,
connived or agreed, directly or indirectly, with any other Bidder, fIrm, or person to submit a
collusive or sham Bid in connection with the Work' for which the attached Bid has been
submitted; or to refrain from bidding in connection with such Work; or have in any manner,
directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication, or conference with
any Bidder, firm, or person to fIx the price or prices in the attached Bid or of any other Bidder, or
, to fix any overP.~ad, profit, or cost elements of the Bid price or the Bid price of any other Bidder,
or to secure through any collusion, conspiracy, connivance, or 4nlawful agreement any
advantage against the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, or any person interested in the
proposed Work; .
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(5) The price or prices quoted in the attached Bid are fair and proper and are not tainted by
any collusion, conspiracy, connivance, or unlawful agreement on the part of the Bidder or any
other of its agents, representatives, 'bers, employees or parties in interest, including this
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City of Su~ny Isles Beach .
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Re: Pavarini South East Construction Co., Inc.
Professional Construction Services for
the Heritage Park and Parking Garage
The Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America, a corporation under the laws
of the State of Connecticut, with an office and place of business in Hartford, Connecticut,
represents Pavarini South East Construction Co., Inc. for their surety bonding needs. Pavarini
South East Construction Co., Inc. has demonstrated a strong performance record based on sound
planning, close project control, a~d knowledge of their client's requirements. '
At the present time Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America is in a position to
consider projects as large as $500,000,000 within a $950,000;000 program. Please understand
this is neither a ~ommitment nor a limitation on the bond capacity ofPavarini South East
Construction Co., Inc, but should be viewed rather as a general guideline. As always Travelers
Casualty and Surety. CQmpany of America reserves the right to perform normal underwriting at
the time of the final bond request, to include, but not limited to the acceptability 'of the project
contract documents, bond forms and financing. In addition, there has been no bond invoked in
the history of Pavarini South East Construction Co., Inc.' s surety program.
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. Travelers C~sualty and Surety Company of America believes Pavarini South ~ast Construction
Co., Inc. possesses experience, financial responsibility, and high integrity. If you have any
questions or need any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me. Though this
letter is not a, commitment to provide bonds for the subject project, should we receive a request
from Pavarini SouthEast Construction Co., Inc. ,to do so, we would review the request positively.
Sincerely,
TRAVELERS CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY OF AMERICA
A,M, BEST Rating A+, Financial Rating XIV
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PAVARINI SOUTH EAST CONSTRUCTION CO INC
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DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIaNAL REGULATION
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD SEQ#L07072300613
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The BUSINESS ORGANIZATION
Named below IS QUALIFIED
Under the provisions of Chapter 489 FS.
"Expiration date: AUG 31, 2009
(THIS IS NOT A LICENSE TO PERFORM WORK. THIS ALLOWS
COMPANY TO DO BUSINESS ONLY IF IT HAS A QUALIFIER.)
PAVARINI SOUXH EAST CONSTRUCTION CO INC .
\ 14750 NW 77TH COURT SUITE 220
MIAMI LAKES FL 33016
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18070 Collins Avenue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Re:
Bid Proposal to Provide Professional Construction Services to the City of Sunny Isles Beach for
The Heritage Park and Parking Garage Project
Dear Mr. Conner and Members of the Selection Committee:
Pavarini Construction Company is honored to be selected as one of the three firms to submit our bid proposal to
provide professional construction services to the City of Sunny Isles Beach for the Heritage Park and Parking
Garage project.
As outlined in your letter dated April 24, 2009, we included in this submission the following items:
1. Schedule
1 A - Schedule for Parking Garage and "As Designed" Park
1 B - Schedule For Parking Garage and "Base Park Option"
1 C - Scheduling Alternatives
2. Price
2A - Price Breakdown
2B - Bid Form
2C - Unit Prices
· 2D - Clarifications
· 2E - Bid Bond
3. Mobilization Period
4. Project Approach and Alternatives
4A - Project Approach
4B - Alternatives
5. Base Park Option
We would like to thank the Committee for the opportunity and consideration. The Pavarini Team is eager and
ready to start the construction of the Heritage Park and Parking Garage and deliver a quality facility to the
community of the evolving Florida's Riviera, the City of Sunny Isles Beach.
Sincerely yours,
PAVARINI SOUTH EAST CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
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MAY 2 2 2009
Gary W. Glenewinkel
President
Clty 01 Sunny IIIH BlI8d1
Office 01 the Cl Clerk
2400 EAST COMMERCIAL BOULEVARD, SUITE 900, FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA 33308 . TEL 954.903.3700 . FAX 954.903.3701
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SCHEDULE
· 1 A - Schedule for Parking Garage and "As Designed" Park
· 1 B - Schedule For Parking Garage and "Base Park Option"
1 C - Scheduling Alternatives
2. PRICE
. 2A - Price Breakdown
2B - Bid Form
2C - Unit Prices
2D - Clarifications
. 2E - Bid Bond
3 . MOBILIZATION PERIOD
4. PROJEO ApPROACH AND ALTERNATIVES
4A - Project Approach
4B - Alternatives
5. BASE PARK OPTION
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1 . SCHEDULE
This comprehensive project Critical Path Schedule (CPM) in bar chart format is based upon the phases and milestones per RFP,
inclusive of any required modifications that become apparent during the orientation and initial planning process. The CPM
will describe the construction of the CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH HERITAGE PARK & PARKING GARAGE project through completion,
and includes design activities, approval activities, major long lead item submittals, approvals, fabrication, and delivery time
frames, as well as construction/installation sequences. Finally, the schedule will define Temporary Certificate of Occupancy
(TCO) and building commissioning activities, turnover of the substantially completed project and the subsequent final
Certificate of Occupancy (CO) for the building.
1 A - SCHEDULE FOR PARKING GARAGE AND "As DESIGNED" PARK (SEE ATTACHED)
Pavarini understands that the Public Works Building and portions of the Parking Lot currently existing on site must remain fully
operational throughout the project. Once the new Parking Garage (Phase I) is completed then we can begin the renovation of
the Park in phase II (see attached detailed schedule).
The schedule is inclusive of Phase I (Parking Garage) and phase II (As Designed Park) occurring sequentially.
Pavarini is proposing phase I to be 280 Calendar Days from Notice to Proceed (9 Months)
Pavarini is proposing phase II to be 140 Calendar Days after Phase I (4.5 Months)
Pavarini is proposing for the Total of Phase I and phase II to be 420 Calendar Days from Notice to Proceed (13.5 Months)
1 B - SCHEDULE FOR PARKING GARAGE AND "BASE PARK OPTION" (SEE ATTACHED)
The schedule includes Phase I (Parking Garage) and phase II (Base Park Option) occurring sequentially.
Pavarini is proposing Phase I to be 280 Calendar Days from Notice to Proceed (9 Months)
Pavarini is proposing phase II to be 60 Calendar Days (2 Months) (Assumes all proposed utility work will be installed in "Base
Park Option").
Pavarini is proposing for the Total of phase I and Phase II to be 340 Calendar Days from Notice to Proceed (11 Months)
1 C - SCHEDULING ALTERNATIVES
Pavarini has analyzed the major activities in the project and there are opportunities for schedule gains.
1. Provided test piles can start prior to the Notice to Proceed, there could be a potential savings of up to four (4) weeks
on the schedule.
2. Secondly proposal would be for phase I and Phase II to occur simultaneously. We feel these two phases could be
done at the same time, if the Public Works and Public Parking is relocated off site. (9 Months)
3. As the third option, we propose that Phase I and Phase II be built simultaneously, with the Public Parking relocated
offsite, and Public Works being maintained on site until the garage receives TCO. At this point, Public Works will be
relocated to the new location and the final elements of the park are completed. (10 Months)
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2. PRICE
We have prepared a total cost for three options to construct the facilities as follows:
OPTIONS
$2,753,442
$9,935,009
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PARK ALONE PARK & GARAGE
Base Cost
$ 7,181,567
-Includes Driveway Costs
BID PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR
THE HERITAGE PARK AND PARKING GARAGE I CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH. FL
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BID FORM
PROJECT NAME: SUNNY ISLES HERITAGE PARK
BID TO: CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH
19250 Collins A venue
Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
BID FROM: PAVARINI SOUTH EAST CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC.
Pursuant to and in compliance with the Instructions to Bidders, the undersigned, hereinafter called the
"Bidder", having visited the site of the proposed Project and having become familiar with local conditions,
nature and extent of the work and having examined carefully the Drawings and Project Manual prepared by
Spillis Candela DMJM, hereby offers to furnish all labor, materials, supplies, equipment and other items,
facilities and services necessary or proper for or incidental to complete Bid items within the times indicated
in this Bid Form and as required by and in strict accordance with all requirements and provisions listed
in Article 2 - The Work of this Contract, of the Standard Form of Agreement between Owner and
Contractor, AlA document AlOl-2007.
In submitting this Bid, Bidder agrees that he is familiar with federal, state and local laws and regulations.
The Bidder understands that the right is reserved by the Owner to reject or accept any or all of the Bid
Items. If Bidder is notified of acceptance of the Bid within sixty (60) days after the opening thereof, the
undersigned agrees to execute and deliver an Agreement in the prescribed form and furnish the required
performance and payment bonds for not less than 100% of the total contract sum, and furnish required
evidence of the specified insurance requirements within seven (7) days after the Agreement is presented to
him for signature. The Surety providing the Payment and Performance Bond shall be rated "A" or better
by the most recent issue of "Best" rating service, and Surety must be acceptable to the Owner.
ADDENDA
Bidder agrees he has received the following Addenda receipt of which is hereby acknowledged:
Date:
5.15.09
Number:
Addendum #1
BID FORM-Page 1
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Bidder will complete the Work in accordance with the Contract Documents for the following Bid Items:
BID ITEM NO.1: PARKING GARAGE
Stipulated Sum Bid of:
Six Million EiQht Hundred Thirtv Two Thousand Three Hundred Thirtv one Dollars:
($6,832,331 )
Bid Alternate: Exterior V systems fabricated from
Composite Metal Panels instead of Exterior V System with
Portland cement plaster-Stucco finish and paint.
(Add) EiQht Hundred Fiftv Five Thousand Four Hundred Dollars ($855,400)
Bidder agrees to substantially complete the Work of Bid Item No. I by
280 calendar days from Notice to Proceed.
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BID ITEM NO.2: DRIVE WAY FROM GARAGE TO 193RD STREET
Unit of Measure: Lineal Foot. Estimated Quantity 387
Stipulated Sum Bid of:
Three Hundred Fortv Nine Thousand Two Hundred Thirtv Six Dollars ($349,236)
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Bidder agrees to substantially complete the Work of Bid Item by
280 calendar days from Notice to Proceed.
BID ITEM NO. 3: PARK
Stipulated Sum Bid of:
Two Million Seven Hundred Fiftv Three Thousand Four Hundred Fortv Two Dollars
($2,753,442)
Bidder agrees to substantially complete the Work of this Bid Item by
420 calendar days from Notice to Proceed.
UNIT PRICES
Refer to separate unit price sheet attached herewith
Refer to section 012200 - Unit Prices for detailed description of Unit Prices.
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TOTAL PRICE of Bid Items No.1, No.2 and No.3
Nine Million Nine Hundred Thirtv Five Thousand and Nine Dollars - ($9,935,009)
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Canopy Trees
Bambusa textilis
Bursera simaruba
Bursera simaruba
Coccoloba uvifera
Delonix regia
Ficus aurea
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I lh. Nolina recurvata Each $
No.2 Accent Trees
I 2a. Conocarpus erectus 'sericeus' Each $
2b. Guaicum officinale Each $
I 2c. Pandanus utilis Each $
2d. Senna polyphylla Each $
I No.3 Palms
I 3a. Bismarckia nobilis Each $
3b. Cocos nucifera 'Green Malayan' Each $
I 3c Cocos nucifera 'Green Malayan' Each $
3d. Cocos nucifera 'Green Malayan' Each $
I 3e. Ptychosperma elegans Each $
3f. Sabal Palmetto Each $
3g. Sabal Palmetto Each $
I 3h. Sabal Palmetto Each $
3i. Sabal Palmetto Each $
I 3j. Sabal Palmetto Each $
3k. Thrinax radiate Each $
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No.4 Shrubs
. 4a. Crinum Angustum Each $
4b. Chrysobalanus icaco 'horizontal' Each $
. 4c. Clusia guttifera Each $
4d. Crinum asiaticum Each $
. 4e. Hamelia patens 'Compacta' Each $
4f. Monstera deliciosa Each $ .c
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4h. Myrcianthes frangrans Each $ G>>
4i. Nephrolepis falcate Each $ ..
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4j. Psycho tria nervosa Each $ .c
. 4k. Serenoa repens 'Silver' Each $ 'a
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41. Tripsacum dactyloides Each $ .c
4m. Solidago gigantea Each $ U
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5b. Asclepias tuberosa Each $ G>>
. 5c. Batis maritime Each $ .c
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. 5e. Ficus microcarpa 'Green Island' Each $ U
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5f. Flaveria linearis Each $ Do
. 5g. Microsorum scolopendrium Each $ ~
5h. Paspalum vaginatum Each $ C
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. 5j. Stachytarpheta jamaicensis Each $ ca
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7a. DIEHARD for Shrubs and
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I 7b. DIEHARD for new Trees Oz $
. 7c. DIEHARD for new Palms Oz $
1 7d. DIEHARD for relocated Palms Oz $
. 7e. Planting Soil Mix CY $
I 7f. Mulch CY $
.- 7g. Tree removal Each Tree $
7h. Palm removal Each Tree $
I 7i. Palm Relocation Each Tree $
. 7j. Existing trees to remain
I Protection Each Tree $
I- 7k. Aluminum landscape edging LF $
71. Gravel Path SF $
I- No.8 - Irrigation
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1 of Irrigation System $
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I- 9a. Standard concrete: SF $
9b. Integral color concrete: SF $
I- 9c. Concrete curbs: LF $
ge. Concrete pavers: SF $
- 9f. Engraved concrete pavers: Each $ .c
I 9g. Stainless steelfferrazzo ..
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9h. Stone band and flagging at !
concrete edge paving: SF $ CI.I
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Ila. Stone veneer seat-wall
with overhang: SF
lIb. Stone veneer walls & columns: SF
lIe. Tile veneer walls: SF
lId. Wall sign: Each
lIe. Concrete wall
(at sand play area): SF
Ilf. Cut lime rock boulder walls: LF
Ilg. Lime rock boulders (+/- 3'x3'): Each
Ilh. Lime rock boulders (+/- 4'x5'): Each
No.l2 - Fencing
12a. 6 ft. high Picket Fence: LF
12b. 8 ft. high Gates: Each
12c. 10ft. high Gates at ramps: Each
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No. 13 - Site Lighting. Unit price to include all components.
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13a. Concrete wall recessed I ight: Each
l3b. Wall light (neon): Each
13c. Lighting pole: Each
13d. Precast concrete recessed light
(path lights & enclosures): Each
l3e. Uplight fixture: Each
13f. Shelter fixture: Each
13g. Bollard: Each
13h. Spotlight on boat mast (pole): Each
13i. Spotlight on boat mast (ground): Each
13j. Access road lighting poles: Each
l3k. Uplight tensile canopy: Each
131. South area lighting poles: Each
13m. Flagpole uplight: Each
l3n. Sundial uplight & precast
sundial markers/light enclosures: Each
130. Transformers: Each
13p. Power receptacles: Each
13q. Code Blue "Pedestal": Each
13r. Code Blue "Wall mounted": Each
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No. 14 - Playground Equipment
14a. Unit price to include all components.
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No. 15 - Playground Shade Structure
15a. Unit price to include all components.
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No. 16 - Fossil Dig - Unit Price
16a. Fossil Structures:
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No. 17 - Sand Play Area (at Sail Structure)
17a. Amusement Nets: Each
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18a. Unit price to include all components
(sails, masts/structure, footings, cables, etc.) $
No. 19 - Site Furnishings
19a. Cabana/Shelter Structures:
19b. Precast Lugo Mare Bench:
19c. Precast Slope Bench:
19d. Precast Nigra Chair:
1ge. Table with Umbrella:
19f. Table Chairs:
199. Picnic Tables and Benches:
19h. Flag Pole:
19i. Bike Racks:
19j. Trash Receptacles:
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The following documents are attached to and made a condition of this Bid:
a) Required Bid Security in form of AlA Document A310 Bid Bond (5%)
b) Required Contractor's Qualification Statement with supporting data per AlA A305
The stipulated sum bid items include, but are not limited to:
c) All payments to be made by Contractor to its independent contractors, subcontractors,
suppliers, materialmen and employees;
d) The costs and expense of application for obtaining all necessary governmental permits,
licenses, insurances, and bonds which may be required in connection with the performance of
the Work;
e) All federal, state, county, municipal, and other taxes imposed by law and based upon labor,
services, materials, equipment, or other items acquired, performed, furnished or used for or
in connection with the Work, including but not limited to sales, use and personal property
taxes payable by or levied or assessed against the Owner, Contractor or Subcontractors.
Whether the law requires any such taxes to be stated and charged separately, the total price
of all items included in the Work plus the amount of such taxes shall not exceed the
stipulated lump sum bid items.
Before commencing with any work, the Bidder shall comply with all requirements of insurance and bonds
as defined in the contract documents. Delays in complying with the requirements will not result in an
extension of the completion date.
Failure to satisfy the Bond and Insurance provisions of the Contract Documents are deemed a material
breech of this contract.
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The Bidder further agrees to pay as liquidated damages, the sum of actual losses incurred by the Owner
for each consecutive calendar day thereafter, as stated in Document 007300 - Supplementary Conditions.
Bidder attaches bid security in the form of a surety bid bond or a certified check in the amount of at least
5 percent of the Bid Sum.
Bidder agrees that this bid will not be withdrawn until sixty (60) days after the bid opening date.
( ) Individual
( ) Partnership
(X) Corporation
Firm Name PAVARINI SOUTH EAST CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC.
Address 2400 East Commercial Blvd.. Suite 900. Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33308
Telephone No. 954.903.3700
Lkeme NO~~ -r--y&;,,, Exp;,-ation Date August 31, 2010
Signatu,,- '7 ~L~itle President
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2C. UNIT PRICES
Unit Prices are provided for Owner's general use and information. Actual pricing will vary depending
on final quantities accepted, selected subcontractor/vendor, when change in quantity is determined,
and whether the change in quantity is an ADD or DEDUCT selected subcontractor/vendor.
Item Units of Units of
& Designation Measure Price (Dollars/Cts)
No.1: Canopy Trees
la, Bambusa textilis Each $680,12
lb, Bursera simaruba Each $224,86
lc, Bursera simaruba Each $1,369.81
ld, Coccoloba uvifera Each $237,98
le. Delonix regia Each $584,53
If, Ficus aureo Each $3,204,52
19, Lysiloma sabicu Each $224.86
1 h. Nolina recurvata Each $3,7 68.44
No.2 Accent Trees
2a. Conocarpus erectus 'sericeus' Each $ 14 1.56
2b. Guaicum officinale Each $391.42
2c. Pandanus utilis Each $473,57
2d. Senna palyphylla Each $141.56
No.3 Palms
3a, Bismarckia nabilis Each $781.16
3b, Cocos nucifera 'Green Malayan' Each $2,026,51
3c Cocos nucifera 'Green Malayan' Each $2,696.98
3d, Cocos nucifera 'Green Malayan' Each $2,026,51
3e. Ptychosperma elegans Each $577.34
3f. Sabal Palmetto Each $181.88 10' Clear Trunk
3g, Sabal Palmetto Each $1 81.88 1 5' Clear Trunk
3h, Sabal Palmetto Each $191.82 20' Clear Trunk
3i, Sabal Palmetto Each $241.79 25' Clear Trunk
3j, Sabal Palmetto Each $291.78 30' C1eor Trunk
3k. Thrinax radiate Each $351 ,39
No.4 Shrubs
4a. Crinum Angustum Each $25,37
4b, Chrysobalanus icaco 'horizontal' Each $11.20
4c. Clusia guttifera Each $7,63
4d. Crinum asiaticum Each $22,52
4e, Hamelia Patens 'Compacta' Each $6.56
4f. Monstera deliciosa Each $7,63
4g. Muhlenbergia capillaris Each $6,92
4h. Myrcianthes frangrans Each $6,56
4i. Nephrolepis falcate Each $3.42
4j. Psychotria nervosa Each $7,63
4k, Serenoa repens 'Silver' Each $41,08
41. Tripsacum dactyloides Each $6.21
4m. Solidago gigantea Each $2,35
Sunny Isles. Heritage Park and Parking Garage
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I 11a, Stone veneer seat-wall with overhong See Below
Type AA SF $40,00
I Type BB SF $35.67 Per L.F.
Type BBl SF $21,50
I Type BB2 SF $20,00 Per L.F,
11b. Stone veneer walls & columns See Below
I Type AA SF $40.00
Type BB SF $35,67 Per L.F.
I Type BB1 SF $21,50
Type BB2 SF $20.00 Per L.F.
. 11c. Tile veneer walls SF $23,30
l1d. Wall sign Each In Allowance
lle, Concrete wall (at sand play area) SF $1 7.40
I l1f. Cut lime rock boulder walls LF $47,60
11g. lime rock boulders (+/- 3'x3') Each $350.00
. 11 h, lime rock boulders (+/- 4'x5') Each $600.00
. No. 12 Fend ng
12a, 6 ft, high Picket Fence LF $92. 1 0
. 12b, 8 ft. high Gates Each To Be Determined
12c, 10 ft, high Gates at ramps Each To Be Determined
. No. 13 Site lighting. Unit price to include all components.
. 13a, Concrete wall recessed light Each $220,00
13b. Wall light (neon) Each $98,00 Per L.F.
. 13c, lig hti ng pole Each $4,680,00
13d, Precast concrete recessed light (path lights & enclosures): Each $220,00
13e, Uplight fixture Each $270,00
. 13f. Shelter fixture Each $605,00
13g, Bollard Each $980,00
. 13h, Spotlight on boat mast (pole) Each $850.00
13i. Spotlight on boat mast (ground) Each $1,065,00
. 13j, Access road lighting poles Each $2,415.00
13k. Uplight tensile canopy Each $970,00
. 131. South area lighting poles Each $2,385,00
13m, Flagpole uplight Each $735,00
. 13n, Sundial uplight & precast sundial markers/light enclosures Each $375.00
. 130, Transformers Each $650,00
13p, Power receptacles Each $125,00
. 13q, Code Blue "Pedestal" Each $3,625,00 'No Conduit/Wire'
13r, Code Blue "Wall mounted" Each $2,375,00 'No Conduit/Wire'
. No.14 Playground Equipment
14a. Unit price to include all components Each $27,300.00
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No.15 Playground Shade Structure
. 15a, Unit price to include all components Each $17,200,00
. No.16 Fossil Dig - Unit Price
16a, Fossil Structures Each $1,600,00
I No.17 Sand Play Area (at Soil Structure)
I 170, Amusement Nets Each $35,000.00
No. 18 Sail Structure
I 18a, Unit price to include all components
(sails, masts/structure, footings, cables, etc,) $150,000.00 Allowance
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Site Furnishings
Cabana/Shelter Structures
Precast Lugo Mare Bench
Precast Slope Bench
Precast Nigra Chair
Table with Umbrella
Table Chairs
Picnic Tables and Benches
Flag Pole
Bike Racks
Trash Receptacles
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$23,900,00
$7,298,00
$3,622,00
$1.799,00
$3,814.00
$507,00
$759,00
$15,215,00
$447.00
$800,00
The following UNIT PRICES are primarily related to the Parking Garage and are for informational purposes.
No. 20 Division 3: Cast in Place Concrete
200, Formwork: Pilecaps / Grade Beams SFCA $5.80
20b. Formwork: Columns SFCA $5.60
20c, Formwork: Beams SFCA $6,35
20d, Formwork: Decks SFCA $4.40
20e. Concrete Material: Type 1 CY $87,00
20f. Concrete Material: Type 2 CY $94.50
20g, Concrete Material: Type 3 CY $110.00
20h. Concrete Material: Type 4 CY $106.35
20i, Rebar Material TON $698.75
20j, PT Cable Material LB $0,90
20k, Rebar Installation TON $322,50
201. PT Cable Installation LB $0.75
No.21 Division 4: Masonry
210. Concrete Masonry Unit - No Grout, No Reinforcement BLK $5,50
21 b. Grout For Concrete Masonry Unit CY $300,00
No. 22 Division 5: Metals
220. 42" Steel Bollards Per 11/A5.4,Ol Each $365,00
22b, 42" Steel Bollard Per 8/A5.4.01 Each $350.00
22c, Barrier Cables LF $1.03
22d, Galv, Steel Wall Mounted Stair Rail LF $20.00
22e. Galv. Steel Inside Stair Rail LF $125,00
22f. 4" x 6" Aluminum Tube Framing LF $40,86
22g, SS Free Standing Rail @ Ramps LF $91,91
22h, 6' Double Gates Each $1,450.00
No. 23 Division 6: Wood, Plastics, and Composites
230. Plastic Laminate Vanities SF $125,00
23b, Plastic Laminate Floor Cabinets LF $325,00
No. 24 Division 7: Thermal and Moisture Protection
240, Fluid Applied Roofing SF $3.30
24b. Self Adhering Sheet Waterproofing SF $3,30
24c, Traffic Coating SF $2.55
24d, Metal Roof Panels SF $9.84
24e, SBS Modified Bitumen SF $27.26
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No. 25 Division 8: Openings
250. Flush HM Single Door - NonRoted Eoch $553,00
25b, Fully Louvered HM Dble Doors (incl. Hardware & Installation) Each $1,600.00
25c. Flush HM Double Doors - NonRated (inc!. Hardware & Installation) Each $1,106.00
25d, Single Door HM Frame - NonRated Each $306.00
25e. Double Door HM Frame - NonRoted Each $435,00
No. 26 Division 9: Finishes
260, Rubber Floor SF $9,00
26b, Rubber Base LF $1,65
26c, 3/8" Skimcoat SF $3,00
26d, 5/8" Stucco Smooth Finish SF $5,00
26e, Tooled Score Lines LF $8,00
26f. Dens Board Sheathing SF $2.25
26g, Textured Coating - 1 Prime, 1 Medium Textured Top Coat SF $0.98
26h, Paint On Stucco - 1 Prime, 2 Flat Acrylic Top Coats SF $0,74
26j, Paint On CMU - 1 Block Filler, 1 Top Coat SF $0,39
26k, Paint On GWB - 2 Coats, Latex Flat SF $0,56
261. Paint Wood Doors - 1 Enamel Prime, 2 Coats Alkalyd Semigloss Each $40,00
26m, Paint Metal Doors - 1 Rust Inhibitive Prime, 2 Coats Alkalyd Semigloss Each $40,00
26n, Paint Metal Frames - 1 Rust Inhibitive Prime, 2 Coats Alkalyd Semigloss Each $35,00
260, Paint Sprinkler Pipies - 1 Rust Inhibitive Prime, 2 Coots Alkalyd Semigloss LF $ 7.44
26p, Paint Bollards - 1 Rust Inhibitive Prime, 2 Coats Alkalyd Semigloss Each $37,00
26q. Wall Type 1A - 11,5' High LF $39.98
26r, Wall Type 2 - Board = 8,5' High, Studs = 11.5' High LF $30.70
26s. Wall Type 3A - 11,5' High LF $51,66
26t. Wall Type 4A - 11.5' High LF $36.70
26u, Wall Type 5 - Board = 8,5' High, Studs = 11,5' High LF $21.21
No.2? Division 10: Specialties
270, Dry Chemical Portable Fire Extinguisher Each $66,00
27b. SS Surface Mounted Fire Extinguisher Cabinet Each $185.00
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2D. CLARIFICATIONS
a. Pavarini's BID is based on:
1. Pavarini met with a FPL official on site and FPL has confirmed that permanent power has not yet been
engineered or designed. It is expected FPL may need a contract to provide some/all of this work. This agreement is
not included in Pavarini's proposal and is assumed to be provided by the Owner. The cost for design and
permanent transformer and/or switch station has not been included in Pavarini's bid proposal at this time. FPL has
estimated that it may take 4-6 weeks for design and another 4-6 weeks for installation of permanent power.
Pavarini has made the following assumptions for permanent power: The Owner will establish a permanent power
agreement with FPL to bring permanent power to the transformer location shown on the drawings within twelve (12)
weeks of Notice to Proceed. Pavarini's bid proposal price includes 400 L.F. of duct bank inclusive of the following:
1. Excavation and concrete is included in our proposal
2. Main electrical conduit shall be furnished by FPL and installed by us
3. Main electrical feeders shall be furnished by FPL and installed by FPL
4. The cost for a FPL switch station and/or transformer has not been included.
Pavarini has made the following assumptions for temporary power. The Owner will establish a permanent power
agreement with FPL to bring permanent power to the transformer location shown on the drawings within twelve (12)
weeks of Notice to Proceed. Pavarini can accommodate the temporary power via small generators for the first
twelve (12) weeks until the Owner acquires permanent power. Pavarini has the cost for temporary power from
Owner provided transformer.
2. Stucco and/or paint is included over CMU walls where indicated on the drawings. The bid documents did
not indicate finishes over CMU in other areas. Pavarini has included the following also:
a. Stucco and paint is included at all ground level CMU walls which face to the inside of the garage.
b. Block filler and paint is included at interior CMUs walls of backhouse spaces.
c. Block filler and paint is also included at CMU walls at elevator and stair towers which face towards
the inside of the parking garage on levels 2 through 5.
b. Pavarini's BID includes the following allowances:
1. $25,000 - Engineering and any other requirements and/or materials that may be necessary for the
decorative wall grilles and vine climbing system to be complete and functional for its intended purpose
2. $150,000 - Quotations received for the sailboat structure varied widely so we have elected to carry this
component as an allowance. The allowance is inclusive of labor and material costs, including the masts,
mast paint finish, sails and attachments
3. $20,000 - allowance for signage as per Pavarini RFI #8 and is inclusive of any and all signage required
for the project
c. Pavarini's BID does not include the following items at this time:
1. Builders risk insurance and/or deductibles, a quotation can be provided upon request.
2. Pedestrian Traffic Coating (none indicated on drawings)
3. Painting of the cabana / shelter structures (not indicated on drawings)
4. Silva cells (none indicated)
5. Artificial Rock Formations (none indicated)
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS
AlA Document A310
Bid Bond
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that we Pavarini South East Construction
Company, Inc., 2400 East Commercial Boulevard, Suite 900, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33308
(Here insert full name and address or legallitle of Contractor)
as Principal, hereinafter called the Principal, and Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of
America, One Tower Square, Hartford, Connecticut 06183
(Here insert full name and address or legal tiUe of Surety)
a corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of Connecticut as Surety, hereinafter called
the Surety, are held and firmly bound unto City of Sunny Isles Beach, Sunny Isles Beach
Government Center, 18070 Collins Avenue, City Clerk, Sunny Isles Beach, Florida 33160
(Here insert full name and address or legaltiUe of Owner)
as Obligee, hereinafter called the Obligee, in the sum of Five Percent of the Amount Bid
Dollars (5% of Amount),
for the payment of which sum well and truly to be made, the said Principal and the said Surety, bind
ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally, firmly by
these presents.
WHEREAS, the Principal has submitted a bid for
Heritage Park and Parking Garage AlE 60040764
(Here insert full name, address and description of project)
NOW, THEREFORE, if the Obligee shall accept the bid of the Principal and the Principal shall enter into a Contract
with the Obligee in accordance with the terms of such bid, and give such bond or bonds as may be specified in the bidding
or Contract Documents with good and sufficient surety for the faithful performance of such Contract and for the prompt
payment of labor and material furnished in the prosecution thereof, or in the event of the failure of the Principal to enter
such Contract and give such bond or bonds, if the Principal shall pay to the Obligee the difference not to exceed the penalty
hereof between the amount specified in said bid and such larger amount for which the Obligee may in good faith cortr, ~t
with another party to perform the Work covered by said bid, then this obligation shall be null and void, otherwise to ~
in full force and effect.
Signed and sealed this 19th
William J. Mullen
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AlA DOCUMENT A310' BID BOND. AIA@' FEBRUARY 1970 ED. THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 N,Y, AVE" N,W" WASHINGTON, 0, C, 20006
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SURETY ACKNOWLEDGMENT
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD
On May 19, 2009, before me personally came NA TALlE REINGOLD to me known who being
by me duly sworn did depose and say that he/she resides in NORWALK, CONNECTICUT, that
he/she is Attorney-in-Fact of TRA VELERS CASUAL TY AND SURETY COMPANY OF AMERICA, the
corporation described in, and which executed the within instrument; that he/she knows the seal
of said corporation; that the seal affixed by order of the Board of Directors of said corporation,
and that he/she signed his/her name thereto by like order; and that the said company has
received from the Superintendent of Insurance of the State of Connecticut, and that such
certificate has not been revoked.
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PAMELA J. FILARDI
NOTARY PUBLIC
MY COMMISSION EXPIRES DEC. 31, 2013
S:ldep\SURE-SuretyIBOND LlBRARYIMNSBONDSITRA VELERS ACK,doc
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POWER OF ATTORNEY
WARNING: THIS POWER OF ATTORNEY IS INVALID WITHOUT THE RED BORDER
KNOW ALL MEN IIY THESE PRESENTS: That Seaboard Surety Company is a corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of New York, that St. Paul
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, St. Paul Guardian Insurance Company and St. Paul Mercury Insurance Company are corporations duly organized under the laws
of the State of Minnesota, that Farmington Casualty Company, Travelers Casnalty and Surety Company, and Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America are
corporations duly organized under the laws of the State of Connecticut, that United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company is a corporation duly organized under the
laws of the State of Maryland, that Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Company is a corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of Iowa, alld that Fidelity and
Guaranty Insurance Underwriters, Inc. is a corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of Wisconsin (herein collectively called the "Companies"), and that
the Companies do hereby make, constitute and appoint
Ely Psijas, Natalie Reingold, and Christopher J. McCarty
of the City of ~r.waLk ' State of ronnectiCllt ' their true and lawful Attorney(s)-in-Fact,
each in their separate capacity if more than one is named above, to sign, execute, seal and acknowledge any and all bonds, recognizances, conditional undertakings and
other writings obligatory in the nature thereof on behalf of the Companies in their l;msiness o(guaranteeing the fidelity of persons, guaranteeing the performance of
contracts and executing or guaranteeing bonds and undertakings required or peflnltted in any-actions o.,r proceedings allowed by law,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Companies have caused this instrument to be signed and their corporate seals to be hereto affixed, this
. Fehruary 2006 ~
day of
6th February 2006
On this the day of ' before me personally appeared George W. Thompson, who acknowledged himself
to be the Senior Vice President of Farmington Casualty Company, Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Company, Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Underwriters, Inc.,
Seaboard Surety Company, St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, St. Paul Guardian Insurance Company, St. Paul Mercury Insurance Company, Travelers
Casualty and Surety Company, Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America, and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, and that he, as such, heing
authorized so to do, executed the foregoing instrument for the purposes therein contained by signing on behalf of the cOlvorations by himself as a duly authorized officer.
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Fidelity and Gnaranty Insnrance Company
Fidelity and Gnaranty Insnntnce Underwriters, Inc,
Seaboard Surety Company
SI. Paul Fire and Marine Insnrance Company
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In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
My Commission expires the 30th day of June, 2011.
58440-5-07 Printed in U,S.A,
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St. Paul Mercury IJlsm'ance Company
Tmvelers Casnalty and Snrety Company
Travelers Casually aud Surety Company of America
United States Fidelity and Guaranty ComlJan}'
Certiticate No. 0 0 2 7 5 2 6 2 3
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St. Paul Guardian Insurance ComllllllY
St. Paul Mercnry Insurance Company
Travelers Casualty and Surety Company
Travelers Casually and Surety Company of America
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
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WARNING: THIS POWER OF ATTORNEY IS INVALID WITHOUT THE RED BORDER
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This Power of Allorney is granted under and by the authority of the following resolutions adopted by the Boards of Directors of Farmington Casualty Company. Fidelity
and Guaranty Insurance Company, Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Underwriters, Inc" Seahoard Surety Company. SI. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
SI. Paul Guardian Insurance Company, SI. Paul Mercury Insurance Company, Travelers Casualty and Surety Company, Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of
America. and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, which resolutions arc now in full force and effect, reading as follows:
WARNING: THIS POWER OF ATTORNEY IS INVALID WITHOUT THE RED BORDER
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RESOLVED, that the Chairman. the President, any Vice Chairman, any Executive Vice President, any Senior Vice President, any Vice President, any Second Vice
President, the Treasurer, any Assistant Treasurer. the Corporate Secretary or 'any Assistant Secretary may appoint Attorneys-in-Fact and Agents to act for and on behalf
of the Company and may give such appointee such authority as his or her certificate of authority may prescrihe to sign with the Company's name and seal with the
Company's seal bonds, recognizances. contracts of indemnity. and other writings obligatory in the nature of a hond, recognizance. or conditional undertaking. and any
of said officers or the Board of Directors at any time may remove any such appointce and revoke the power given him or her: and it is
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delegate all or any part of the foregoing authority to one or more officers or employees of this Company. provided that each such delegation is in writing and a copy
thereof is filed in the oflice of the Secretary; and it is
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FURTHER RESOLVED. that any bond, recognizance, contract of indemnity, or writing obligatory in tbe nature of a bond. recognizance. or conditional undertaking
sball be valid and binding upon the Company when (a) signed by the President, any Vice Chairman. any Executive Vice President, any Senior Vice President or any Vice
President, any Second Vice President, the Treasurer, any Assistant Treasurer, the Corporate Secretary or any Assistant Secretary and duly attested and scaled with the
Cllmpany's seal by a Secretary or Assistant Secretary; or (b) duly executed (under seal, if required) by one or more Attorneys-in-Fact and Agents pursuant to the power
prescribed in his or her certificate or their certificates of authority or by one or more Company officers pursuant to a written delegation of authority; and it is
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FURTHER RESOLVED, that the signature of each of the following officers: President, any Executive Vice President, any Senior Vice President. any Vice President,
any Assistant Vice President. any Secretary, any Assistant Secretary, and the seal of the Company may be affixed by facsimile to any power of attorney or to any certificate
relating thereto appointing Resident Vice Presidents, Resident Assistant Secretaries or Attorneys-in-Fact for purposes only of executing and attesting bonds and
undertakings and other writings obligatory in the nature thereof, and any such power of attorney or certificate bearing such facsimile signature or facsimile seal shall be
valid and binding upon the Company and any such power so executed and certified by such facsimile signature and facsimile seal shall be valid and binding on the
Company in the future with respect to any bond or understanding to which it is allached,
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Underwriters, Inc., Seaboard Surety Company, SI. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, SI. Paul Guardian Insurance Company. SI. Paul Mercury Insurance
Company, Travelers Casualty and Surety Company, Travelers Casualty and Sun;ty C~lI1panyo(America;and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a true and COlTect copy of the Power of Attorney executed by said Companies. which is in full force and effect and has not been
revoked,
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above-named individuals and the details of the bond to whieh the (lower is attached,
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TRAVELERS CASUALtY AND SURETY COMPANY OF AMERICA
HARlFORD. CONNECTICUT 06183
FINANCIAL STATEMENT AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2008
CAPITAL STOCK $ 6,000,000
L1AB1LlTlES & sURPLUS
ASSETS
CASH & INVESTED CASH
BONDS
STOCK
INVESTh1ENT INCOME DUE AND ACCRUED
PREMIUM BALANCES
NET DEFERRED TAX ASSET
REINSURANCE RECOVERABLE
OTHER ASSETS
$ 146,179.723
3,452,929,381
7,586,626
46,660,631
303,562,195
40,073,233
12,426,353
86,225,430
UNEARNED PREMIUMS
LOSSES
LOSS ADJUSTMENT EXPENSES
COMMISSIONS
TAXES, LICENSES AND FEES
OTHER EXPENSES
FUNDS HELD UNDER REINSURANCE TREATIES
CURRENT FEDERAL AND FOREIGN INCOME TAXES
REMITTANCES AND ITEMS NOT ALLOCATED
AMOUNTS WITHHELD I RETAINED BY COMPANY FOR OTHERS
RETROACTIVE REINSURANCE RESERVE
POLICYHOLDER DMDENDS
PROVISION FOR REINSURANCE
CEDED REINSURANCE NET PREMIUMS PAYABLE
OTHER ACCRUED EXPENSES AND LlABILlTlES
TOTAL LIABILlTlES
CAPITAL STOCK
PAID IN SURPLUS
OTHER SURPLUS
TOTAl SURPLUS TO POLICYHOLDERS
TOTAL LIABILITIES & SURPLUS
TOTAL ASSETS
$ 4,096.243.572
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
COUNtY OF HARTFORD
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CITY OF HARlFORD
ERIC B. BRUDER, BEING DULY SWORN, SAYS THAT HE IS CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER - TRAVELERS BOND & FINANCIAL PRODUCTS,
OF TRAVELERS CASUALtY AND SUREtY COMPANY OF AMERICA, AND THAT TO THE BEST OF HIS KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, THE FOREGOING
$ 846,309,219
822,955,804
276,222.162
52,167,066
43 ,371,400
29 ,247,064
105,982,816
104,163,980
57,573,235
31,564,808
11,097,864
9,605,141
5.452,296
(45.467,530)
11.021,928
$ 2.361.267,253
$ 6,000.000
303,297,402
1,425,678,916
$ 1.734.976,318
$ 4,096,243,572
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER- BOND & FINANCIAL PRODUCTS
~~1t C111A'MI~ck
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO BEFORE ME THIS
17th DAY OF APRIL. 2009
MARIE C'. TETREAULT
NO/lIT:\' Public:
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3. MOBILIZATION PERIOD
Our mobilization time will start immediately after Notice to Proceed. Once received we will order insurance certificate
and bond and deliver within two (2) days. Start activities below within three (3) days.
In addition to the comprehensive project Critical Path Schedule (CPM) submitted under Section 1, this is an abstract of
the daily activities, in calendar days, which will occur during the first two weeks after a Notice to Proceed (NTP) is
issued, with the understanding that we have an executed contract in place:
DAY 1:
DAY 3:
DAY 4:
DAY 10:
Notice to Proceed (NTP) issued by City
Mobilization and start site fence continue through day 9
Submit Well permit application
Submit Demolition permit
Primary contract awards through day 33
Secure Master Building permits thru day 5
Identify Underground locations through day 4
Submit Civil & Drainage permit
Submit Water & Sewer permit
Conduct tree and light pole relocations thru day 16
Set up office trailers thru day 17
Start test pile thru day 37
Install temporary water
Install temporary electric
Site demolition phase I begins thru day 30
BID PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR
THE HERITAGE PARK AND PARKING GARAGE I CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL
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4. PROJECT APPROACH AND ALTERNATIVES
4A. PROJECT APPROACH
Pavarini's approach to the CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH HERITAGE PARK & PARKING GARAGE project will consist of six major
components:
. Project Orientation
. Organization, Planning, and Schedule
. Site logistics
· SaFety
. Construction Administration and Execution
. Delivery
The four major groups comprising the key Project Team members include:
. Owner
. Design Team Professionals
. Governing and Inspection Authorities
. Contractor, Subcontractors and Vendors
The Pavarini team will be directed by our operations manager assigned to this project. likewise, this individual will lead the
team of managers and superintendents assigned to the project. Our team will be ready to start upon selection and will begin
coordination of the major components with the project team members.
PROJEO ORIENTATION
Pavarini's first objective is to assemble, review, and thoroughly familiarize team members with all existing project information
available to date related to our tasks and responsibilities on the project. This includes but is not limited to:
Understanding in greater detail:
. Project program and goals
. Design intent, Architect's Vision
. Design I construction documents
. Coordination meetings with AlE's
. Site conditions I Coordination meetings with Subcontractors
. Concerns and constraints of neighboring properties I businesses
. Concerns and constraints of jurisdictional authorities
. Identifiable project risks
. Value Engineering analysis
. Coordinate the design and ensure it falls in line with the TCO phasing in terms of life saFety, MEP, means of egress, etc.
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The Pavarini Team will immediately begin the orientation process stated above. We will meet with the other Project Team
members to define:
. The initial organization of the other team groups as it relates to the CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH HERITAGE PARK &
PARKING GARAGE project and developing a partnering approach to define each party's priorities.
. A clear definition of the roles and authority levels of various Team Members.
. Procedures and guidelines for clear and timely communication with the Project Team
. Refine the construction schedule with client to meet program needs
. Working with city staff to expedite handling of permitting process
. Strategic planning for buy-out process
. Safety Program
. Information Dissemination
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· Logistics
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. Material Handling Program
. Project Housekeeping plan
. Security plan
. QA/QC plan
Given the information assembled in the orientation process, Pavarini will refine our staging and logistics plans to address any
constraints not realized at the time of submission. Next, we will distribute the comprehensive project Critical Path Schedule
(CPM) in bar chart format. This CPM will be based upon the phases and milestones previously submitted, inclusive of any
required modifications that become apparent during the orientation and initial planning process. The CPM will describe the
construction of the CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH HERITAGE PARK & PARKING GARAGE project through completion, and include
design activities, approval activities, major long lead item submittals, approvals, fabrication, and delivery time frames, as well
as construction/installation sequences. Finally, the schedule will define Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO) and
building commissioning activities, turnover of the substantially completed project and the subsequent final Certificate of
Occupancy (CO) for the building.
Detailed CPM Schedule is provided in Section 1 .
SITE LOGISTICS
We understand that the Public Works Building and portions of the Parking Lot currently existing on site must remain fully
operational throughout the project. Once the new Parking Garage (Phase I) is completed then we can begin the renovation of
the Park in phase II. Therefore our entire program will be sensitive to these tenants and the other existing businesses during
our construction schedule.
We have generated and included in this section a Construction Logistics plan that graphically illustrates the location of major
elements and equipment including hoists, cranes, trailers, vehicular access and queuing, staging areas and protective
measures.
Pavarini intends to build this parking garage with minimal disturbance to the City of Sunny Isles' Resident. The way we do this
is through a proactive "team" approach. We focus on team because it takes a lot of people to build a project. This includes
the Owner, Architect and the Site Neighbors. The first step, after selection, is to coordinate the logistics plan with the Project
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This will lay the roadmap for the months to come from a general site approach.
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One of the key components of this project during the first phase of construction is to maintain the Public Works Building
operational and also maintain 50% of the existing parking spaces while the garage is being constructed.
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area in order to complete the new road entrance for the parking garage under phase I. This area is currently being used as
an overflow for Public Works Building. The remainder of the construction activities will not disturb the current operations of
Public Works.
Secondly we have to address the issue of the Collins Avenue Parking Lot. This picture is the Collins Avenue Entrance to the
parking lot. The City is requiring that a large portion of the parking spaces remain for continual use during phase I. We
propose (see logistics plan) to make this area available with ninety (90 +) parking spaces available with an alternate area, if
permitted for another twenty (20) parking spaces, for a total of one hundred ten (110 +).
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The Public Parking spaces will remain open during construction of the Parking Garage. The underground utilities will be
coordinated so as not to affect access to the public parking area.
Pavarini will submit a plan for site runoff, pumping and general water displacement which must be approved by DERM.
Other items that will be further developed are:
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Project trailers will be located at the west side of the jobsite, coordinated with site utilities. The project offices will be
relocated into the designated garage space on the ground floor.
The handling of materials into the building and debris out will be critical. This location is also noted on the logistics plan.
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Pavarini will provide a procurement strategy for early commitment and award of critical trades and items such as structure,
elevators and piles as necessary to maintain the project schedule.
MEP AND ELEVATORS
Mechanical equipment and electrical rooms will be constructed as early as possible to insure adequate time for testing and
inspection. A systematic start-up and commissioning plan of all MEP, Fire Alarm, and Life Safety systems will be performed to
allow for an orderly turnover of all of the systems for operation by the building operator. As sequencing is completed Pavarini
will require testing of Fire and Life Safety systems to assure that continuity exists at all connections.
Early coordination with FPl will be critical to obtaining permanent power as required to support the project needs.
SAFElY
Upon award of THE CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH HERITAGE PARK & PARKING GARAGE project, Pavarini South East Construction
Company will develop comprehensive site specific plans for Safety and Health, Emergency Preparedness, Hurricane
Preparedness and Community Coordination and Control. These plans will emphasize the importance of the protection and
well being of everyone involved in the project as well as the community surrounding the project, both directly and indirectly.
Pavarini has adopted a "management systems" approach to controlling workplace safety, health and environment hazards.
This system is compliant with the Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series (OHSASl 18001. Pavarini's Safety,
Health and Environment Management System Standard provide a means of achieving a safe and healthy workplace and a
protected environment through continuous improvement in safety performance. It also formalizes the Pavarini approach to
safety management to establish consistency across the organization and sets out requirements and specifications for compliance
with the provisions of the Povarini corporate Safety and Health Program, S.A.F.E. (Safety Accountability for Everyone). In
addition, the system is a key element in demonstrating that the organization and its management demonstrate "due diligence" in
managing safety issues.
Pavarini Safety Management:
. Establishes sound management practices and processes on all projects to promote a strong safety performance that is
sustainable and transferable across the organization.
. Clearly sets out and formalizes the expectations of Pavarini with respect to safety and health management.
Provides a systematic approach to the identification of safety issues and establishes a system of risk identification and
management,
Provides a framework for personal, site and corporate safety responsibility and leadership and provides a systematic
approach for the attainment of Pavarini's safety objectives.
. Assures conformity with Pavarini's policies and objectives and ensures that these continue to have relevance and add
value to the business.
. Promotes continued improvement of the safety program and performance.
. Compatible with the OHSAS 18001 (Occupation Health and Safety Assessment Seriesl Health and Safety Management
System Standard and the ISO 14001 (International Organization for Standardization) Environment Management
System Standard.
Straightforward in design and is intended as an effective management tool for all types of business activities and
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Supported by succinct standards that clearly spell out Pavarini's expectations, while leaving the means by which these
are attained as a responsibility of line management.
Easy to audit, and assurance tools, including performance indicators, are developed as an integral part of the system.
Designed to provide a practical tool to assist the business units in identifying and achieving their safety objectives while
satisfying our corporate governance requirements.
SAFETY MANAGEMENT STRUOURE
The Safety Management Standard is divided into a total of seventeen elements. Each element has standard requirements and
specifications that set out minimum expectations for safety perfonnance. These stipulated standard requirements must be met as
a minimum. The elements are as follows:
. Policy Document
Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control
. Legal and Other Requirements
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. Structure & Responsibility
Training, Awareness, Competence
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Emergency Preparedness and Response
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Accidents, Incidents, Non-conformance and Corrective and Preventive Action
. Records and Record Management
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A good Safety Program improves quality levels and increases productivity. Pavarini recognizes that it is our responsibility to
provide a safe work place for all our employees, a safe project site to the general public and other contractor firms at our
project sites. We abide by all Federal, State and Municipal safety and health regulations relating to the construction industry.
We take particular pride in our safety record which is far below the industry average. As such, we are recognized as an
industry leader by OSHA, Associated General Contractors of South Florida as well as our competitors, where we set a higher
standard for excellence in this regard than that required by the letter of the law.
PAVARINI SAFETY STATISTICS FOR THE PAST 3 YEARS
2006 - Lost Time Incident Rate = 0, Total recordable Incident Rate = 2.26 based on 621,000 man-hours.
2007 - Lost Time Incident Rate = .30, Total recordable Incident Rate = 1.21 based on 662,000 man-hours.
2008 - Lost Time Incident Rate = 0, Total recordable Incident Rate = 0 based on 542,000 man-hours.
OSHA National Partnership
On February 19, 2008, Pavarini and the Structure Tone Organization signed a National Partnership with the United States
Department of Labor, Federal OSHA office in Washington D.C. This unprecedented occasion marked the only such
partnership established at a national level in the construction industry.
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emphasis of the partnership was on reducing the total recordable incident rate by 3% annually, assisting the subcontractor
base in improving their Safety and Health Management System and educating the non-English speaking work force in proper
safety and health practices.
CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION AND EXECUTION
The ultimate success of this project depends not only on the safe, timely, and cost efficient construction of a quality building,
but also on the effective communication of project information and the documentation of that information throughout the
development and construction of the project.
Pavarini will meet with the Project Team and refine or modify these procedures and methods as necessary to meet the specific
needs and contractual obligations of the project, including the format, frequency, and routing of:
. Monthly project status reports
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. Bulletins, field orders, and directives
. And, when appropriate, requests for change orders
As an extension of the planning process, and a critical activity of the construction administration phase, Pavarini will meet with
the Building Department and other authorities having jurisdiction over the project (accompanied by other Team Members as
appropriate) and clarify requirements for:
. Special engineering submissions and permits
· Product approvals
. Inspections and courtesy walk-throughs
· As-built submissions
· Threshold Inspections
. TCO requirements particular to a multiple phase process
. Final CO requirements including final certifications and submissions
DELIVERY
Throughout the construction phase, Pavarini will constantly manage, monitor, and report any realistic opportunity to improve
the delivery schedule of the project. Following the initial phase of construction, when the main work force is assembled,
standard cycles of production have been established, major long lead delivery items have been defined and contracted, and
the basic "rhythm" of the project is established, Pavarini will explore potential schedule advantages through selective
acceleration, increased crew sizes, and alternate means and methods. This will be presented to the Owner for their
consideration.
Pavarini has arrived at the schedule durations by thoroughly reviewing the design intent, site conditions and understanding
how the various structures relate to each other not only in a structural placement but also in a MEP services and Life Safety
Systems manner. In order to qualify for a TCO, we will have to provide the required MEP, Fire Protection, life Safety systems,
and safe ingress and egress. Pavarini prepares for this TCO process by having bi-monthly meetings beginning at project start
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addressed. Pavarini uses an established checklist so there are no surprises when the TCO approval process begins.
Also, in addition to the normal review and inspection process, sixty days prior to the scheduled TCO, Pavarini will invite the
respective building and fire department inspectors who will be performing the inspections for the TCO. We will reconfirm the
sequence of final inspections, anticipated durations, which inspections require simultaneous multi-department participation,
scheduling lead times for the required inspectors, and any other specific preparations required of the Project Team to expedite
the process. The continuous exchange of accurate information, communicated to all parties in the agreed upon manner, is the
single most critical factor for the successful delivery of the project.
Throughout the construction of the project Pavarini will maintain the As-Built documents and review those of the individual
subcontractors on a bi-monthly basis. Sixty days prior to TCO, Pavarini will distribute a checklist of the required closeout
documents specifically required of each subcontractor and major vendor in accordance with the contract documents and the
governing authorities. The progress of these submissions will be closely monitored to assure their timely completion, and
reviewed with each subcontractor/vendor as part of the approval process of their monthly pay requests.
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48. ALTERNATIVES
1. Use four (4) sided Composite Metal Panels "Y" System in lieu of Metal Frame, Lath, Stucco, and Paint "Y" System
ADD: $855,400
2. Use an alternate light fixture package with similar performance characteristics
DEDUCT: $20,000
3. Projected sales tax savings under a qualified Owner direct purchase / sales tax exempt program
DEDUCT: $127,000
4. If Owner should elect to pay other governmental agency fees related to this project in addition paying building
department permit fees are
DEDUCT: $72,200
5. Use 150 fpm hydraulic elevator speed in lieu of 200 fpm
DEDUCT: $28,100
6. Use standard storefront system with vertical mullions and NOC
DEDUCT: $11,300
7. Eliminate interior wall painting of CMU walls and leave as exposed at: storage room, elevator control room, electrical
room, general storage and stairwells
DEDUCT: $3,500
8. Use St. Augustine sod in lieu of "Paspalum" sod (under the current landscape design)
DEDUCT: $4,070
9. If Owner should elect to pay for the FPL Switching Station/Transformer required for temporary power
ADD: $37,000
10. Use stainless steel flagpoles (specifications) in lieu of aluminum as reflected and indicated on the drawings
ADD: $39,200
11. Use Maleluca mulch in lieu of specified Eucalyptus
DEDUCT: $4,300
12. Add fire valve cabinet if required (not indicated)
ADD: $300/EACH
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