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Home My WebLink AboutCSA 1 l ~l f] ~ 1 ~ 1 ~ ] i : I ~ r I I' J r I , I TABLE OF CONTENTS , -:;--'i ~:--;--P>i:::,' 'F~ f ~:; 'f'''1 - \ 1.. 1.TT.'1j., ~f"'"'.' 'S H}t - ~- "j ~~-..& ~I';.V' I ! ~... tb-.v. ,~ . ~ ~~, "" . . . i " 20H' I \ DEe C l' ,II ~ '\ ~? lD,~;' 'L CIty 01 Sunny isles Bcact' I OfftC'3 of rot} C\ty~~!~ "'"....,...."."....._....n___ I. SECTION 1 - Company Information ...........................................................1 II. SECTION 2 - Qualifications ...................................................................... 6 III. SECTION 3 - Staffing .............................................................................11 IV. SECTION 4 - Approach/Methodology.................................................... 55 V. SECTION 5 - References .........................................................................60 VI. SECTION 6 - Office Locations ................................................................63 VII. SECTION 7 - Contract Forms ................................................................ 68 r I , I ( t , I , , rl ~1 ~1 ~1 ~l ~ 1 ~ ] : ] I I I : ] I I I I I ~ J I : ] I ~ J I I : J r 1 ~ ] ~ 1 l I , j J 1 1 ~l ~l :-1 Fl '1 Section 1 COmPAny InFORmATion Founded in 1956} CSA Centrat Inc. (CSAL has since Engineering/ Construction Management/ Planning & grown to become what is considered to be one of Environmental firm in the U.S. CSA was incorporated in the largest Hispanic-owned full service Architectural! the State of Florida on February 23} 2006. r I , J I I I I J : I I, I I r I I , J , J EXPIRATION: 2/28/2013 AUDIT No: 228201301814 Certificate of Authorization I I CA. lie. No: 28096 , J , J 1 l ~1 ~1 ~ I State of Florida Department of State f 1 ~ 1 I : I I certify from the records of this office that CSA CENTRAL, INC. is a corporation organized under the laws of Ohio, authorized to transact business in the State of Florida, qualified on FebrualY 23, 2006. <I The document number of this corporation is F0600000 1176. I further certify that said corporation has paid all fees due this ofl'ice through December 31,2011, that its most recent annual repol1 was filed on J anumy 13, 20 II , and its status is acti ve. I : I I r I I , J I further certify that said corporation has not filed a Certificate of Withdrawal. . , , I \ J , I (Ji"t'II limier III)' /wlIIl Imd flit, (/re(1t St'(ll of Florida. af l'al/ulwsSt'e. t/,l' Ctlpittll, tllis till' FCJllrtet"U" cltl)' of JlIIlIIur)'. 2M / . I . j Secretary o.f State .'\,,!l""li'''li'ln II> ~OOI912~~9(,.4.011~II"FO(.orIIlOOI176 T,'mlth~nliCflte Oil, (<'J1lli';I\~,vi'.1 the 1,-,UCI>,'ing lite. ~nl~ th", 11), III1d lhell fl,lklw the ir"trocllml di1r"'yctl h lIps: Ilt'liIt,. slIn hit.m"wn' I'hm th \'t'r. h tml , I 1 1 rl '1 - -- -- 'J.h\IUOAOt eOUlITY l'Ql0 lOCAIJDOSINESS TAlC /lECfIPT >>11 TAX COLll,CTon tIIAMI-OAOI! OOU/llY. BT,nE OF FLORIDA I~O W, FlAOU!A ST. l!lCpml:S SEPTl31>. 21>11 III FLoon MUST BE OISPLAVED AT PLACE OF IlUSUlI!$8 MIAMI, Fl. 33130 PURSUANT TO COUIlTV COOl! CHAPTII!R GA. Mr. U.\ 10 ( ] 651949,"1 bUSINESS """ll/lOC" f1011 eSA.'CEtnRAL INe 6100 B(UE lAGOONJDR 33126' UNUL DADE COUNTY . TW"SlS NOT'''' BILL - 00 NOT PAY I nRST.CLASS u.s. POSTAGI'! ~ PM!)' IMrAMI,f't. PERMIT 110. 1,31 I , I REtlEWAl nECCl"fllO. 678982~1 300 1 O'll'IIEI\ CSA "CEllTRAl we ha,TVPO 0' Ou.IMn' '.... ..,L.~2.. ~~ft ./CORP/PARTtIERS',IIPIFlRH ~I'~U fAI "leIPT." lXIi.. . .r)r'~ "~Vlt' n.r H:4.U_ t'O ~1I .I.'lf1 ',-,''.....It..G\UIQl'tI'(IIIl ,,~,_t) 1.4..., (:JI .,.tHe: ~11Ir~~;;:;~t ~r.: ~:f:I" '"~._MI~r:\" ~CrU.' 0 Ih' uw. 'Nt:.f .J'~:::~~~~~t ~. EMPLOVEE/S 74 ! (I L} I ' 00 1I0T ronWARO CSA CEtHRAL Itle JUAU ^ HELGAREJO PRESIDEIH 6100 8Lue lAGOOII DR 300 HIAHI Fl $3126 r , 1 t....V1V1' t.11.4.1tID (ri~~~m *MY'1~ D9/29/2010 09010357001 000555.00 SEE OTHtR SlOE \ ..II... \\,." 1\.. I, \ .11...\,. \. \I. .1, \'111.1,\", \ .1,'RnlL..\ . , l J '. .................... r I 'I 1J,IAW-DADE COUlITY TflXCOLUCTon l ,I~O W, fLAGLllh ST. It' FLOOR PdlAM'. Fl. 3)130 ~IO lOCAL OUSlIlfSS TAl( IIEeEI!" Nil 11,11l.I...'.OAD[ COUIITY. 8TM.. OF FLOFU,,^ EXPIRES SEPT. 30, 2011 . . MUST,BE DISPlAV!!D AT PLACE OF IlU~INE6Jl; PUR5UAIlTTO eOlltlrv COOl! CHAPTER 8^. AR.... 0 to 10 ARST.C\./lSS U.S. POSTMlI! .1 PAID MIAt.lI,fL. PERMIT NO. 1,31 l I '579394.~9 III/SINESS IIM,IU.t LOCAl1ON CSA'OROUP FLORIDA llle 6100 BLUE LAGOON DR 33126 UtIItI DADE eOUNTV nllS IS UOT A 6U - 00 OOTPAY REtlEWAl AECElrT IlO~ 604143-0 300 , J I J O'...../I[f! CSA GROUP FLORIDA IIlC 'S4C. T~P.OrrlU"""" 212,P;A./CORP/PARTtlERSHIP/FIRH '''''' tt,-'&;LY A'!!l.o;:).( fm1'lt 'U,HC'''.,f' ,,"wr ttllJMl '''4 . ~!lI 10 \..:0." '-Iit..- IJ_j)'Iw)"'''':A,A!~'-(1'' ~O"t't:', M..~q)r;. ~~ ~I " ......,. I.' HOLOtrl ,...,M k\(t on..._ ""'lIr '_ Oft ,t,lcon! ",l)IlJIiO"" ,,i...., 1M't l MIl It n~rn;""l<W C ""I K(.tIA 1 OY..WiC.... '<>-1. EHPLOVEE/S 24 00 tlOT FORWARD 'A'~_IHTMCVf'LO ....~t4. CO'.M1Y u.. .C~"CtD" 1{8nn~~2~81 000180.00 .... 5~f OTHtl'1l>lOE CSA GROUP FLORIDA IIIC JUAH MElGAREJO PRES 6100 lllUE lAGQOII DR HIAMI FL :S3126 300 . I \ ..1\...\\..,,\\,.\, \. \\,"\ "\, \\,.1,\..,1. \,\... \ .\. \M\l.\ 1 1 rl rl r I r ] r I Our home office in Miami is located at 6100 Blue La- goon Drive} Suite 300} Miami, Florida 33126, Tele- phone: (305) 461-5484} Fax: (305) 461-5494 and web- site address is www.csagroup.com. In addition to our Miami-Dade County location} we also maintain Florida offices in Fort Myers} La Belle} Sarasota as well as of- fices throughout the US} Latin America and the Carib- bean that include: r 1 . I . Miami . Doral . Illinois . New York . Pennsylvania . Washington D.C. . Puerto Rico . Argentina . Brazil . Peru . Panama ~ ) r I , J , I ,I There is not any outstanding litigation that would threaten the viability of the firm or the performance of this contract. 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I ~] ; ~] I I ~ 1 l j . j . J 1 Tl fl ~1 ~l : } ~ } I I : I I I ; 1 Section 2 QUALIFICATions With over 25 years of providing engineering services to clients in Florida} CSA Group is an experienced provider of similar general consultants engineering services as called for with this contract. Our experience includes program management} civil engineering} surveying} permitting} construction management} roadway design} hurricane recovery and debris monitoring services} among other types of services. CSA Group is further comprised of a talented group of experienced professionals well respected in the engineering community. CSA Group provides the diversity and level of experience in technical matters as well as strong managerial capabilities that will assure that the project will be completed in a timely manner and with the highest degree of quality. CSA Group offers strong local experience in the proposed disciplines and various important attributes that qualifies us for this very important project. It is these qualifications that place our firm at the top of the list to perform the contract requirements. r 1 I l I <1 r I Furthermore} since the proposed improvements relate to drainage improvements} CSA Group is the FDOT District Six}s General Consultant for drainage related projects. Also} we are FDOT District Six}s Local Agency Coordinator (LAP). Many of the LAP projects consist of drainage improvements. We have acquired the knowledge in managing these projects to understand the funding and schedule mechanisms required to successfully see these types of projects from the design phase to final construction. Our other qualifications consist of providing the same services as requested by this contract to other important clients such as: , J , , \ J , , , J , J -City of Miami -City of Miami Beach -Miami-Dade Aviation Department -Miami-Dade County Public Works , J -Miami-Dade County DERM -Miami-Dade Expressway Authority -Broward County -Florida Department of Transportation -Florida's Turnpike Enterprises -South Florida Water Management District -Well-Known Developers such as Lennar Homes} WCI and Cornerstone Group} among others. - Private clients such as J.W. Marriot Hotels} Ritz-Carlton Hotels} Loews Hotel} Home Depot} Time Warner} Jackson Memorial Hospital and Walgreens} among others. In addition to the above} our Team meets or exceeds the requirements of this RFQ by: -Exemplary design track record -Proven Quality Control Plan -Vast experienced staff -Proven experience with similar projects -Exceptional grades from former clients -History of having worked together with sub- consultant -A comprehensive CEI Division to consult and/or review design concepts with -Directors intimately involved in all project aspects -Well informed of current permitting requirements -Established relationships with local and state regulatory agencies -Well versed with the latest modeling and CADD softwa re. -Ability to work with challenged schedules -Weekly Team staff meetings to check project status -Proven Management Plan I I , 1 1 1 rl Relevant Experience rl ~ J r 1 ~ 1 F I I i : I I : J I ~ ] r I l J < I . I , I l J , J , J FDOT - DISTRICT SIX General Engineering Consultant Florida Department of Transportation - District Six Completion Date: Ongoing (Estimated March, 20012), Project Budget: $8,225,000 General Engineering Consultant performing a districtwide range of engineering services to assist the Department in bringing to completion the production of numerous projects within the District's work plan, Services include Program Management, PD&E studies, final design, drainage design, construction engineering and inspection services, design and right-of-way surveys, and plans review, DISTRICTWIDE MISCELLANEOUS PE Design Consultant Florida Department of Transportation - District Six Completion Date: October 2009. Project Budget: $1,000,000 The general objective is to perform engineering services required to prepare a set of contract plans to be used by a selected contractor and include project elements for roadway, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping and right-of-way services for the Department. Consul- Tech will provide design, drainage analysis, design and right-of-way surveys, environmental services, field investigations, geotechnical, utility adjustment plans, signalization, structural, lighting and landscape plans for roadways, structures, minor bridge design, intersections, and interchanges, S.R. 874 KILLIAN PARKWAY Engineering/Design Miami-Dade Expressway Authority Completion Date: November 2007 Project Budget:$94,000,OOO Project includes modification of the Killian Parkway Interchange with an addition of a separate westbound Killian Parkway to s.w. 107th Avenue ramp over State Road 874, widening ofthe southbound - S.R, 874 bridge and ramp to northbound s,w. 107th Avenue, provisions for new northbound and southbound mainline toll plazas and noise abatement walls to include reconstruction and/or widening of the mainline S,R, 874 between north of s,w. 117th Avenue to the south side of the structure over Kendall Drive, The project included roadway, bridges, building structures, toll facilities, intersections, interchanges, geotechnical services, surveys, drainage, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, utility coordination and relocation, landscaping, maintenance of traffic/traffic control, cost estimates, environmental permits, public involvement, noise abatement analysis, specifications and all necessary items for a complete design, 1 l ~l ~l ~1 ~l 1 ~ I ~ I ~ ] r I r I I l J r I , J , I , j , I LJ L J S.R. 826 (PALMETTO EXPRESSWAY) @ N.W. 74TH STREET INTERCHANGE Engineering/Design Florida Department of Transportation - District Six Completion Date: Ongoing (Estimated March, 20012), Project Budget: $25,000,000 Mainline widening and interchange reconstruction facility provisions to HOV, ITS consideration and includes the addition of one lane in each direction between the Okeechobee Road/South River Drive interchanges and just south of NW 74 Street; construction of a flyover ramp from westbound Okeechobee Road to southbound Palmetto Expressway; reconstruction of the bridges over Okeechobee Road/South River Drive and NW 74 Street; reconstruction and widening of all ramps; construction of two new bridges over the Miami Canal between Okeechobee Road and South River Drive; widening of bridges over the FEC railroad tracks and Metrorail; construction of a new ramp over Metrorail; and improvements to the barrier wall, drainage, lighting, and signage, Reduced speeds, lane closures, and lane shifts, CllY OF SWEETWATER IMPROVEMENTS Engineering/Design Florida Department of Transportation - District Six Completion Date: November 2007, Project Budget: $392,000 The scope consists of improvements to the street system of the City of Sweetwater including milling and resurfacing, sidewalk replacement and ADA compliance. Design services include Roadway design, drainage, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping and right-of-way, '1 FEMA-DORM DRAINAGE Program Management Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management Completion Date: 2006, Project Budget: $380,000,000 . Responsible for the management of a $380 million program for the replacement and upgrade of roadways and drainage systems at over 3,000 sites in Miami-Dade County, damaged during Hurricane Irene and the No-name Storm, The repairs ranged from simple roadway resurfacing to full roadway reconstruction and drainage improvements, The engineering design process began with the inspection of each individual site which a Ilowed the determination of whether resurfacing or reconstruction was the appropriate required scope of work, as well as making a preliminary evaluation of the hazard mitigation measures that could be implemented at a particular site, The design process required coordination with the following disciplines: geotechnical consultants, utilities, DERM (permitting), other County design programs, and survey work. Consul-Tech was retained by the County at the beginning of the program to provide a complete solution which included a procurement plan for consultant and contractors, the development of design standards, engineering design, construction administration, and coordination of projects, Consul-Tech was responsible for developing all the program guidelines and procedures and the administration and coordination of over 160 firms that participated in the program, including designers, geotechnical consultants, surveyors and contractors S.W. 97TH AVENUE FROM S.W. 40TH STREET TO S.W. 8TH STREET Roadway/Drainage Design Miami-Dade County Public Works Department Completion Date: March 2006, Project Budget: $446,000 The scope consists of design of reconstruction of two-miles of three lane urban arterial. The project included horizontal and vertical design, drainage, maintenance of traffic, bridge, lighting, signalization and signing and pavement marking plans, A DERM Class" permit was obtained, public meetings held, and post design services, I , I 1 1 rl ~l rJ ~ 1 ~l II ~ 1 r J : I ~ I '1 I J , I , I l J , I , J , , S.R. 820 (HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD) Resurfacing, Restoration and Rehabilitation Florida Department of Transportation - District Four Completion Date: March 2010, Project Budget: $1,131,000 Resurfacing, Restoration and rehabilitation (RRR) from west of Presidential Circle to west of Hollywood Canal. The primary objectives of this 3R project are: to extend the service life of the existing pavement, improve the flow of traffic, and enhance highway safety in the corridor by upgrading its deficiencies to current 3R criteria, The 3R improvements will also consider any previous commitments to other governmental agencies or as determined by any previous studies performed. Design components include roadway design, drainage, storm sewer, signing and pavement markings, signalization, utility coordination, lighting, permit preparation, survey, geotechnical, and landscaping, S.R. AlA (OCEAN DRIVE) Resurfacing} Restoration and Rehabilitation Florida Department of Transportation - District Four Completion Date: September 2008, Project Budget: $1,600,000 RRR Milling and resurfacing of SR AlA from south of Sea crest Parkway (MP 0.870) to Azalea Terrace (MP 2,011), Additional improvements will include safety upgrades of ADA requirements, lighting, signalization, and beautification upgrades to include landscaping, Services include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, surveying, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement, 1 1 rl rl '1 ~l ~ ) r J : J r 1 L I , I l ) I I L J , J , J We can perform the required services within 10 months from the notice to proceed. This schedule includes two review by the City and obtaining the permits. Attached is a preliminary schedule illustrating the main activities Activity Description Early Finish Months -. 10 I ----------I--~-------: , , , , ----------:---:-, : I I I I --------,-1--~-~-----1 ___""'_'__.,_J -1 , 'I" I ~'" I I I I , ' I I 11 I : I ~:-----i , , I , , I 1, I I 1000 SCOPE OF SERVICES FIELD REVIEW MEETING (TBD) 1100 NOTICE TO PROCEED 1200 DATA COllECTION 1300 SURVEY 1350 UTILITY CONTACT 1360 GEOTECHNICHAl INVESTIGATION 1400 DRAINAGE SCOPE MEETING 1450 CONCEPTUAL DRAINAGE REPORT 1500 PERMIT PRE-APPLICATION MEETING 1550 PROJECT INFORMATION WORKSHOP 1600 PREP, OF INITIAL ENGINEERING PHASE DESIGN 1850 PREPARATION OF CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATE 1860 ONOC OF INITIAL ENGINEERING PHASE PLANS 1880 ADDRESS ONOC COMMENTS 1900 SUBMIT INITIAL ENGINEERING PLANS 1950 CITY OF SIB REVIEW OF INITIAL ENGINEERING PHASE 1 02JAN12 02JAN12 o 02JAN12 1002JAN12 13JAN12 10 16JAN12 27JAN12 10 16JAN12 27JAN12 30 16JAN12 24FEB12 1 06FEB12 06FEB12 30 07FEB12 19MAR12 1 17APR12 17APR12 1 27APR12 27APR12 6002JAN12 23MAR12 10 12MAR12 23MAR12 10 26MAR12 06APR12 1009APR12 20APR12 o 23APR12 20APR12 20 30APR12 25MAY12 FINAllTCP ENGINEERING PHASE 2000 TCP PHASE PLANS 2500 PREPARATION OF PERMIT PACKAGE 2600 PERMIT CLEAR 2610 SUBSURFACE UTILITY VERIFICATION 2700 UTILITY PRE-DESIGN CONFERENCE 2800 PREPARATION OF UTILITY CERTIFICATION PROCESS 2900 UTILITY CLEAR 3100 PREPARATION FINAL PLANS 3110 PREPARATION OF CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATE 3200 PREPARATION OF TECHNICAL SPECIAL PROVISIONS 3400 ONOC OF FINAL PLANS 3500 ADDRESS ONOC COMMENTS 3600 SUBMIT FINAL PLANS AND TSP's 3700 CITY OF SIB REVIEW OF FINAL PLANS AND TSP's 3800 ADDRESS CSIB REVIEW OF FINAL PLANS AND TSP's 4000 PREPARE CONTRACT PLANS PACKAGE 4010 SIGN AND SEAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS 4100 PLANS COMPLETE 20 28MAY12 22JUN12 5 28MAY12 01JUN12 1 27AUG12 27AUG12 20 26MAR12 20APR12 1 28MAY12 28MAY12 60 29MAY12 20AUG12 1 21AUG12 21AUG12 60 28MAY12 17AUG12 1006AUG12 17AUG12 5 13AUG12 17AUG12 5 20AUG12 24AUG12 527AUG12 31AUG12 1 03SEP12 03SEP12 20 04SEP12 010CT12 5 080CT12 120CT12 10 150CT12 260CT12 1 290CT12 290CT12 o 290CT12 ~ SlartDale Finish Date Data Dale Run Date ~~~~~ I 02JAN12 01DEC11 17:22 CSIB Sheet 1 of1 Early Bar Progress Bar CrilicalAclivily CSA Group. Inc, City of Sunny Isles Beach Civil En9ineering Services to Design Street and Drainage Improvements @ Primavera Systems, Inc. rl rl ~l rl rl f 1 ~l I : I I : I ! r I , 1 I I ' } I l J I ~ ] I ~ I I 'J ~ 1 .J , J , 1 , J 1 1 ~l 1 ~l ~ 1 ~ I ~ I : J Section 3 STAFFinG Our organizational chart includes the key members} whose primary functions will be geared around the areas of expertise demanded by the scope of each project. Individual project managers will of course be identified for each assignment and all necessary support staff will then be allocated to provide these services in accordance to said scope. The personnel that we assign in the capacity of project managers are officers of the firm fully authorized to represent CSA Group in every aspect required by the contract. Dr. Carlos Mallot P.E. who will serve as the Principal-In- Charge of this contract} will maintain authority over all management staff} and will proactively serve as an extension of the City of Sunny Isles Beach}s staff. The CSA Team is prepared to commit the full strength of its company and team members to ensure that every project entrusted to our Team will be performed with the Citis needs and that projects are delivered with the highest quality} on time and within budget, with CSA Team members working side by side with City staff to ensure a successful outcome} every step of the way. The City should consider the following representative qualifications of the CSA Team: r r < J , I l I , I . I \ I . J < J , I CSA is the largest and fastest growing Hispanic-owned full services engineering and architectural consulting firm throughout the United States} the Caribbean and Central America. CSA prides itself in offering clients reliable service} consistent quality} and outstanding professional integrated professional services for over 52 solid years. CSA has an in-house staff of 800 plus professionals including over 125 licensed engineers and architects} and over 30 scientists with an acumen of expertise in over 48 technical disciplines. Locally, we have 35 Professional Engineers} 7 Registered Architects} 5 Professional Surveyors and Mappers} and 25 Field Inspectors. CSA has an environmental staff of over 32 experts} which include geologists} ecologists} hydrologists} environmental engineers} water resource engineers and GIS specialists} who have performed numerous environmental studies and assessments and prepared environmental permitting documents. Included in the group is Registered Environmental Managers (REML Qualified Environmental Professionals (QEPL Certified Arborists} and Wetland Scientists experts. 1 1 rl ORGAniZATionAL CHART ~l ~1 F 1 City of Sunny Isles Beach ~ J I ~ I Principal-in-Charge QA / QC Carlos Mallol, P.E.} D,B.A. CSA Group Andy Garganta, P.E. CSA Group Project Manager ~ J Willy Rodriguez, Ph.D, CSA Group I r I I ,.1 Surveying & Mapping Selvin Bruce, P:S.M. Consul-Tech Enterprises, Inc, Geotechnical I r I I ,J Evelio Chavez, P. E. CSA Group Hernando R. Ramos, P.E. HR Engineering Services, Inc, Utility Coordination , I Dennis Stanton Dennis Rowand Aracely Andollo-Soto Eloy Vega F,R, Aleman & Associates, Inc, I , J Charlie Newton (SA Group , J Natalie Garganta, E.!. CSA Group , J Willy Rodriguez} Ph.D. Marilyn Markwei, E.!. I CSA Group , J , J Angel Fernandez CSA Group 1 1 1 '} PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer. Florida No. 36122 Certified Bridge Inspector. National Highway Institute Project Management Professional Project Management Institute. No. 10427 r ] f ] "1 EDUCATION Doctor of Business Administration. Nova Southeastern University. Ft. lauderdale, Florida. 2003 Master of Science in Engineering Management. University of Missouri, Rolla. Missouri 1982 : 1 ! ' I I < I r, J Bachelor of Science in Architecture. National University ofla Plata, Argentina. 1979 Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. National Technological University. Argentina. 19 78 r 1 , J , I , J , I PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Director, Florida Transportation Builders Association. 1989- 1992 , J Director, American Road and Transportation Builders Association, Contractors Division. 1990-1992 L J Vice Chairman, American Road and Transportation Builders Association, Contracts Committee. 1991-1992 , J ..t....+ ~+~+++ CSA Group l j TECHNICAL EXPERTISE Dr. Mallol has over 33 years of experience totally dedicated to the areas of construction. His emphasis has been in road and bridge construction with significant participation in the infrastructure development of Southeast Florida. Dr. Mallol brings the combination of both the experience of managing a road construction company that participated in over $100 M of infrastructure work in South Florida and that of a professional offering construction management consulting services for large civil engineering projects. Additionally, Dr. Mallol has been active in the investigation and resolution of constructability issues and construction claims, providing claim analysis, scheduling analysis and expert witness testimony in construction-related claims. RElEVANT EXPERIENCE 1. CSA Group, Florida Dr. Mallol is a member of CSA's Executive lead Team, where he contributes to CSA's strategic business planning and decision making. As CSA's Infrastructure Market Sector leader, Dr. Mallol coordinates with resources across all regions to develop business intelligence, leads strategic partnering opportunities, and evaluates pursuits to determine those opportunities where the company has a competitive advantage in the highways/rails, airports, ports, telecommunications, water and power markets. · SR 78 Bayshore Road. lee County, Florida. FOT D1. Construction Engineering and Inspection services for widening of SR 78 (Bayshore Road) from a two-lane roadway to a four-lane divided highway. · EI Giral Thermoelectrical Plant. Termica del Caribe, SA, the owner of the project, will put into operation a 49. i-megawatts thermoelectric plant, at EI Giral in Panama. The project has been divided into two phases, the first one consisting of four 3.8-MW units, and the second one consisting of four 8.5-MW units. All units will be capable of burning "bunker C" oil and diesel. The overall design and construction of the project will take approximately 25 months forthe design, construction and commissioning of the entire project. CSA is participating as an EPC contractor in the project, responsible for the overall facility design, the construction management and the construction of the balance of plant, site development, power house construction, including a 60 MW, 13KV to 115 KV substation and a 115KV power line, and the overall supervision of the project. The estimated cost of the project is $55 million. . Auditoria Corredor Norte . North Perimeter Rd - Puente America · Puente de las Americas Rehabilitation - The rehabilitation Project for the Puente de las Americas consists in the execution of studies, investigations, designs and the preliminary calculations necessary to carry out the concrete slab and floor beams replacement, relocation of public utilities that may be affected in this process, rehabilitation of the metallic structure of the arch and of the rest of the superstructure and substructure and the paint for the bridge. · Due Diligence Corredor Norte . Design-Build Services for an Overpass on OmarTorrijos Avenue and Andrews Drive- The Project consists in the execution of studies, design and Construction of a viaduct at the Intersection of Omar Torrijos Avenue and Andrews Drive, in Albrook, and also the relocation of public services that may be affected by the construction. . CHEC Infra Proj Trinidad & Tobago · Hurricane Damage Recovery Programs. Principal in Charge of the contract with FOOT District One for the management of the recovery effort after the 2004 and 2005 hurricanes, resulting in the administration of over $100 M in various contracts. · Texas Tech University in EI Paso, Texas. Construction Management oversight for an $8 M Expansion Clinic representing Federal Insurance Company. · Coliseo de Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Construction management oversight for the construction of a $140 M multipurpose sports arena with capacity for 22,000 spectators representing Federal Insurance Company. · FEMA-funded Reconstruction Program, Miami-Dade County. Dr. Mallol was the project director and program manager for engineering and construction of over 3,000 sites damaged by floods in Miami-Dade County. The $350 M program included the participation of over 150 consultant and contractors working under Dr. Mallol's supervision. Sustainabllity I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 l rl Chairman, Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers, CEI Committee. 2001 Member, Florida International University, School of Engineering Advisory Board. 2003-2008 rl ~ 1 Member of the Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers, the Florida Engineering Society, the National Association of Civil Engineers and the National Engineering Honor Society t 1 I I YEARS EXPERIENCE 33 r 1 J I ' l , J , J , I . I ~~+.+ ~+~+++ CSA Group · Sawgrass Expressway, Broward County. A $7 M resurfacing and widening project of a four lane divided expressway. · Tallahassee Road Project, Miami-Dade County. A $7 M widening of urban arterial roadway in Miami. · Quail Roost Drive, Miami-Dade County (April 1999). An $8 M urban widening and reconstruction project including drainage, paving, signalization, and lighting. · 1-95 and Ives Dairy Road, Miami-Dade County. This $8 M project consisted of widening and reconstruction of access ramps and bridges over 1-95 and CSX Railroad at Ives Dairy Road. · Omni Stations, Miami Metro-Mover Extension, Miami-Dade County. This $15 M project consisted of the construction of six elevated metro-mover stations, bus transfer area, and a vehicle wash facility. The project followed very high standards imposed by the Federal Transit Agency for mass transportation projects. · Florida Turnpike between Bird Road and Kendall Drive, Miami-Dade County. The widening of this segment of the Florida Turnpike included six bridges and the construction of two new ramps for the Kendall Drive interchange. · Florida Turnpike. Responsible for the value engineering study that replaced the reinforcing earth wall system with the back retaining wall while maintaining traffic through construction thus avoiding Turnpike bridge closures as originally planned. · 1-75 and S.R. 29 Interchange. Construction of S.R. 29 overpass over 1-75 including all access and egress ramps and drainage canals. · Palmetto-Phoenix Farms and Town of Golden Beach Sewer System. Projects involved the installation of complete sewer systems, pump stations, and force mains for a total of over 100,000 LF of pipe. · Tri-County Commuter Rail Stations at Golden Glades and Palm Beach. These tri-rail stations were built maintaining railroad traffic and following a fast paced construction schedule. · Road Widening Projects. Responsible for several road widening projects in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, including drainage systems up to 72" diameter. · Bridge Construction and Widening Projects. Responsible for the widening or replacement of several bridges in Miami-Dade and Broward County. · Commercial and Industrial Projects. Responsible for the construction of a 200,000 square foot office building in Washington, D.C. and acted in an engineering supervisory capacity in the Amuay Refinery Upgrade, Venezuela, as well as the Bahia Blanca Thermoelectric Power Plant, Argentina. · Development Feasibility Studies. Acted as a consultant for several commercial and residential developments in Florida, including the preparation of preliminary development plans, development of cost estimates, feasibility analysis, and financial projections. · Constructability Reviews. Responsible for constructability reviews of multiple road and bridge projects including road reconstruction and widening of SR 60, SR 78, SR 80, SR AlA, US 1 and 1-95. Also responsible for constructability review of bridge repair and rehabilitation projects of bascule bridges over the Intercoastal Waterway and the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. · Construction Claims, Dispute Resolution and Litigation Support. Directly responsible for documentation, preparation, negotiation of construction claims and litigation support under Federal, State, and County contract provisions, including the preparation of CPM analysis of delays and schedule impact, as-built schedules, project records and delay-causing events, with the determination of activities and type of delay suffered. Sustalnabllity I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 l PROFESSIONAL LICENSES ~l AND REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer, Florida No. 23697,1981 ~l Professional Engineer, Illinois No. 062.061345 Advanced Work Zone Traffic ~ J Control, Exp. 12/2/2013 EDUCATION ~1 B.S. Civil Engineering, University of Miami, 1976 A.S. Arts, Miami-Dade ~ ] Community College, 1974 Traffic Management of Land Development Program I ~) Northwestern University, 1978 AFFILIATIONS Member, Florida Greenbook , I Committee l J Member, National Republican Congressional Committee I r 1 Business Advisory Council l J YEARS EXPERIENCE '1 36 I , I . I , J 'I l J , J l J L I I , J ......~. ..~... CSA Group , J TECHNICAL EXPERTISE Mr. Garganta has 36 years of experience in transportation master planning, conceptual design, structural and traffic engineering including three years as a District Project Manager with the Florida Department of Transportation. Mr. Garganta's well-rounded experience and knowledge in all areas of transportation, planning, and design are invaluable to the management of any project. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1. CSA Group, Florida · Principal/Vice President - Mr. Garganta is responsible for directing, managing, and providing leadership to the Transportation and Environmental Departments. He is responsible for the design of urban and interstate roadway projects, including signalization and pavement marking for project development and environmental and traffic studies; for expert witness testimonies on traffic accident litigation; and for numerous major transportation projects in Florida. 2. Florida Department of Transportation · Chief Project Manager - Mr. Garganta was responsible for the direction, management, and provision of leadership to the Project Management Department and the Internal Design Department. The Project Management Department had a staff of 17 members and was responsible for managing design consultants. The Internal Design Department consisted of 22 staff members and was responsible for all in- house highway design. Both departments provided all the production of District Six (an average of $80 M of construction costs). Mr. Garganta has provided expert witness testimony for right-of-way acquisition on several FDOT projects. 3. Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc. · Senior Design Engineer - Mr. Garganta was responsible for the supervision of 2-4-man design teams, project management, client liaison, budgets, technical and cost proposals, coordination with local municipalities and state government agencies, planning and conceptual designs, design and preparation of roadway plans for freeways and arterial facilities, including pavement marking, signing and signalization plans, feasibility studies, traffic impact studies, development of regional impact, analysis and design of bridge substructure, retaining wall design, etc. 4. Florida Department of Transportation · Technician IV - Mr. Garganta was responsible for quantity takeoffs. 5. Sherrod and Associates · Party Chief - Mr. Garganta was responsible for the supervision of land surveying crew, cost estimates, and the foreman of the construction crew. MAJOR ARTERIAL PROJECTS · 2010-Present: S.R. 90/S.W. 8th Street from S.R. 821 (HEFT) to S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Miami- Dade County, FL - Milling and resurfacing project that includes safety improvements, ADA upgrades, and additional safety upgrades at the intersections of S.W. 92nd Avenue, S.W. 102nd Avenue to S.W. 99th Place, and S.w. 109th Avenue. Scope of work includes upgrade provisions for Turbo Lanes at the intersection of S.W. 102nd Avenue. Design elements include roadway design, signing & pavement markings, drainage, maintenance of traffic, surveying and mapping, geotechnical, landscape architecture, bridge design, lighting, signalization and traffic engineering. · PRHTA Improvements Intersection 5 - Conceptual Design of Alternatives - The Intersection 5 project for the Puerto Rico Highway and Transportation Authority unifies the Con dado, Miramar, Puerta de Tierra and Sustalnability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management J 1 1 ~l the Convention District areas into a seamless urban landscape that facilitates pedestrian movement from all areas and reduces the vehicular traffic conflicts and weaving movements. CSA design scope includes the necessary improvements on the existing interchange of PR-26, PR-l, PR-25 and PR-35 among other city streets that converge at the intersection in San Juan. · Puente de las Americas Rehabilitation- The rehabilitation Project for the Puente de las Americas consists in the execution of studies, investigations, designs and the preliminary calculations necessary to carry out the concrete slab and floor beams replacement, relocation of public utilities that may be affected in this process, rehabilitation of the metallic structure of the arch and of the rest of the superstructure and substructure and the paintforthe bridge. · Infrastructure Rehabilitation of Old Panama City- The Project consists in the studies, Design, Construction and Funding of the Works for the Recovery of the Heritage of the Old Part of Panama City, by means of the rehabilitation of Sewer and pluvial drainage systems, the rehabilitation of streets and sidewalks as prioritized by the Department of Public Works and the approval of the National Institute of Culture. Also, the construction of a parking lot for at least 100 cars, and whose facade matches the architectonical style of the area, the underground electric power lines and complementary lightning design, as well as improvements in the signalization for cars and pedestrians. · Design-Build Services for an Overpass on OmarTorrijos Avenue and Andrews Drive- The Project consists in the execution of studies, design and Construction of a viaduct at the Intersection of Omar Torrijos Avenue and Andrews Drive, in Albrook, and also the relocation of public services that may be affected by the construction. . CHEC Infra Project Trinidad & Tobago - Project Engineer for Roadway Design · S.R. 93 (1-75) at N.W. 138th Street (Hialeah Gardens Boulevard), Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager for the improvements at the intersection at NW 138th Street and Hialeah Gardens Boulevard to include the addition of a southbound left tum lane from NW 138th Street onto Hialeah Gardens Boulevard and the restriping of the northbound tum lanes from NW 138th onto Hialeah Gardens Boulevard. Sidewalk and pedestrian ramps are also included. Services include roadway design, drainage, signing and pavement markings and signalization. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Six. · 2009 - N.W. 25th Street Viaduct from NW. 87th Avenue to S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager for the widening and reconstruction of the NW 25th Street roadway and the construction of a new viaduct (an elevated bridge). The roadway reconstruction called for widening NW 25th Street by adding an additional westbound lane from the Palmetto Expressway (S.R. 826) to just west of NW 70th Avenue. The viaduct component calls for the construction of a 2-lane (one eastbound and one westbound) elevated bridge mainly situated over the north side of NW 25th Street using part of the North line Canal right of way. Services included miscellaneous design, plans review and surveying and mapping services. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation, District Six. · S.W. 157th Avenue from S.W. 136th Street to S.W. 120th Street, Miami-Dade County, FL. - Mr. Garganta was in charge of the quality control for master planning, public involvement and design services of approximately 1.5 mile of roadway. Services include roadway plans, storm drainage, sidewalks, lighting, signalization, pavement markings and signing. Additional services included construction administration in reviewing shop drawings, site inspections and Requests for Information (RFI). Client: Miami-Dade County Public Works Department. · N.W. 107th Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Managerforthe widening of an arterial facility from 4 to 8 lanes. The project included horizontal and vertical design, drainage, maintenance of traffic, lighting, signalization and signing and pavement marking plans. Client: URS Corporation. · S.W. 97th Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL - The project comprised the reconstruction of 2 miles of 3-lane urban arterial. The project included horizontal and vertical design, drainage, maintenance of traffic, bridge, lighting, signalization and signing, and pavement marking plans. A DERM Class II permit was ~l ~l ~1 : I : I : ] r I , I ) I , I l I f I l J , I , I , J I , J ~t.~. ..~... CSA Group , j Sustainability I Operations & Maintenance I ConstructIOn Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 ~l ~l ~ 1 l ~l . :] r I L I , I \ J , I L J , I , I . \ I . ,I . l J . , j I ~t..~. , j ...... CSA Group obtained, pUblic meetings held, and post design services provided. Client: Miami-Dade County Public Works Department. · S.W. 127th Avenue from S.W. 120th Street to Kendall Drive, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager for the widening of an existing 2-lane to a 4-lane urban section. The design included a 14' diameter structural plate culvert at the C-l00 Canal. · U.S. 1, Miami-Dade/Monroe Counties, FL - The project comprised the final design and quality control for a 6-mile, 4-lane, limited access rural section between Key Largo and Homestead. This project is in an extremely sensitive environment that includes one panther crossing and three gator crossings. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Six. · S.R. 713 (Kings Highway) from SR 70 (Okeechobee Road) to CR607A (Angle Road), St. Lucie County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Quality Control Manager for the milling and resurfacing of a 7 -mile, 2-lane rural arterial. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation. · S.R. 426 between Eastern Beltway and Mitchell Hammock Road, Orange County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Quality Control Manager for the reconstruction of a paved lane urban section. The project included the design of eight retention ponds, two box culverts, and permitting. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Five. · Professional Services 1982, Construction 1985. Improvements to North Side Road from Queen Mary Highway to Windsor, St. Croix, USVI - The project comprised roadway improvements to a 2-mile section of 2-lane rural road, including milling and resurfacing, paved shoulders, drainage improvements, signing and pavement markings. FREEWAY AND INTERCHANGE PROJECTS · 1-95 Managed Lanes, Miami-Dade County, FL - The project comprised traffic control plans for the construction of northbound overhead gantries and restriping of northbound lanes from SR 112 to Golden Glades Interchange. Client: Corzo, Carballo, Castello, Thompson & Salman, P.A. · SR 874 Killian Parkway, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager for the reconstruction of a 6-lane to 8-lane limited access toll plaza facility. The project includes two new mainline toll plazas, a ramp toll plaza, and the demolition of an existing plaza. The new project eliminated the toll plazas and converted to Open Road Tolling (ORl) only. The project also includes improvement to Killian Parkway Interchange. Services included roadway, bridges, building structures, toll facilities, intersections, interchanges, geotechnical services, surveys, drainage, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, utility coordination and relocation, landscaping, maintenance of traffic/traffic control, cost estimates, environmental permits, pUblic involvement, noise abatement analysis, specifications, and all necessary items for a complete design. Client: Miami-Dade Expressway Authority. S.W. 57th Avenue from Coral Way to Tamiami Trail, Miami-Dade County, FL -Milling and resurfacing the project limits from SW 8th Street to SW 24th Street including drainage analysis and improvements. Intersection at SW 8th Street & SW 24th Street improved to increase capacity. Services included: roadway design and right-of-way surveys, field investigations, utility adjustment plans, signalization, lighting, landscape plans, and sidewalk upgrades. Palmetto Expressway {SR 826)/Bird Road/Miller Drive Interchange, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager for the widening and reconstruction of 2.2 miles of a limited access facility, interchange modifications, provisions for HOV and crossroads reconstruction. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation. Miami Intermodal Center/Miami International Airport Interchange, Miami-Dade County, FL - The project comprised the reconstruction of the existing Central Boulevard and Le Jeune Road intersection. Services include master planning of the Le Jeune Road corridor reconstruction phasing and the detailed Traffic Control Plans for Central Boulevard and Le Jeune Road. Client: URS Corporation. Mile Marker 30 Scramble Lanes (Big Pine Key), Monroe County, FL - Milling and resurfacing project Sustalnablllty I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 l ~l including the addition of a paved median or two-way left tum lane to the existing two-lane and three-lane undivided roadway sections of SR 5 (US 1) / Overseas Highway. Approximately one mile of improvements begin just south of the intersection of Ships Way and extend north to Key Deer Blvd. . Big Pine Key Post Design Services · Palmetto Expressway (SR 826) @ NW 74th Street Interchange from N.W. 62nd Street to FEC Railroad, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager for the mainline widening and interchange reconstruction facility of a limited access facility from 8 to 10 lanes with provisions to HOV, ITS consideration including the addition of one lane in each direction between the Okeechobee Road/South River Drive interchanges and just south of NW 74 Street; the construction of a f1yover ramp from westbound Okeechobee Road to southbound Palmetto Expressway; the reconstruction of the bridges over Okeechobee Road/South River Drive and NW 74 Street; the reconstruction and widening of all ramps; the construction of two bridges over the Miami Canal between Okeechobee Road and South River Drive; the widening of bridges over the FEC railroad tracks and Metrorail; the construction of a ramp over Metrorail; and improvements to the barrier wall, drainage, signing and pavement markings, lighting, and signage. Reduced speeds, lane closures, and lane shifts. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation. · SR 836 Design Build from N.W. 72nd Avenue to N.W. 57th Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL - The proposed improvements consists of adding an auxiliary lane in the eastbound direction between the N.w. 72 Avenue Interchange and the N.W. 57 Avenue Interchange. The improvement consisted of widening to the outside with a 12' lane and the existing bridge over the railroad track utilized the existing shoulder as the auxiliary lane. Client: Miami-Dade Expressway Authority. · Golden Glades Toll Plaza Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager for the addition of one toll lane in each direction including public involvement. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation, Turnpike District. · 1-95 between N.W. 129th Street and N.W. 151 Street, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager and Chief Designer for the widening of 1.5 miles of an interstate limited access facility from 8 to 10 lanes. The project included the reconstruction of three interchanges. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation, District Six. · 1-75 from Palmetto Expressway to 1-595, Miami-Dade/Broward Counties, FL - The project comprised the preliminary design and PD&E Study of an 18-mile, 8-lane limited access facility including 2 system interchanges and 7 service interchanges. · 1-75 and Sheridan Street Interchange, Broward County, FL - The project comprised the final design of a 2- mile segment of an 8-lane limited access freeway and a service interchange. · 1-75 and S.R. 826, Miami-Dade County, FL - The project comprised the final design of a fully directional system to a system interchange. · 1-85 - The project comprised the preliminary design of the widening of an 8-mile limited facility including a service interchange. · 1-595 and U.S. 1, Broward County, FL - The project comprised the final design of an 8-lane limited access freeway including one service interchange. · Turnpike from S.R. 80 to PGA Boulevard, Palm Beach County, FL - The project consisted of safety improvements to a 10-mile section of a 4-lane limited access toll facility. · Value Engineering Analysis - Performed value engineering analysis for nine limited access freeways. · 1-95 Downtown Connector, Miami-Dade County, FL - The project consisted of the preliminary design for upgrading an interstate connection to Downtown Miami. · 1-95 and S.R. 826 Interchange, Miami-Dade County, FL - The project comprised the preliminary study of system-to-system interchange improvements. ~l ~l l ~ I I ~ I , I . J , t , j , I , I I r' , I , J , J PD&E STUDIES · S.R. 924 (Gratigny Parkway) West Extension from S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway) to Homestead Extension ~t.~. ...... CSA Group , J Sustainablllty I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 rl ~ 1 ~ I . l , I ~ I . 'I l I , I l I . r I . l I . . I , J . . , I . l J l I ~~~. ...... CSA Group of Florida's Turnpike (HEFT) PD&E Study, Miami-Dade County, FL - The project proposes an extension of S.R. 924 as a limited access facility west to the HEFT and seeks to maximize the opportunities for transit connections with the existing 1-75 and the Palmetto Expressway with the proposed SR 924 East extension to 1-95. The services include technical analysis of alignment alternatives, community and agency input and outreach and the selection of a final alignment. Design elements include traffic engineering, controlled aerial survey, and establishment of existing right-of-way, geotechnical, utility coordination, controlled access highway design, roadway widening and reconstruction design, bridge analysis and design, and maintenance of traffic planning. Consul-Tech will provide roadway design and surveying services. Client: The Corradino Group. 95 & S.R. 9 PD&E Study from N. of Oakland Park Boulevard to South of Glades Road Improvements, Broward County, FL - Mr. Garganta was responsible for engineering analysis, drainage, interchange analysis for Project Development and Environment (PD&E) for interstate improvements including additional lanes, interchange modifications, bridge replacement, and bridge widening as contained in the MPO-Adopted 1-95/1-595 Master Plan Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA). The Master Plan adopts the Broward County Long Range Plan and the Palm Beach County Long Range Plan for the 1-95 corridor. These plans includes the widening of 1-95 north of Oakland Park Boulevard to Glades Road to increase the mainline width to 10-lane wide with 8 general purpose lanes, 2 HOV lanes, and interchange improvements. The general objective of this study is to provide and document information necessary for the FDOT, hereafter referred to as the Department, to reach a decision on the type, design, and location of improvements to alleviate the current traffic conditions, address capacity improvement needs, and implement interchange modification solutions along 1-95 from South of Commercial Boulevard to South of Glades Road, in Broward and Palm Beach counties. Client: The Corradino Group. 1-75 (S.R. 93) EMO Study, Miami-Dade/Broward Counties, FL - Mr. Garganta was responsible for the engineering analysis, drainage, interchange analysis/SIMR and utility coordination for Project Development & Environmental (PD&E) Study to plan for future projects to relieve existing and future congestion along the existing 1-75 corridor. The project is approximately 22 miles in length and will include the possible addition of reversible/special purpose use and auxiliary lanes, interchange improvements and a dedicated transit way adjacent to the highway. Client: The Corradino Group. S.R. 713 PD&E Study, Lee County, FL - Mr. Garganta was responsible for the quality control on the study of a 10-mile rural facility. Kendall Drive (SR 94) PD&E Study, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was responsible for the PD&E study to widening six miles of Kendall Drive from 4 to 6 lanes. S.R. 112 PD&E Study, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Chief Designer for the study of a 4- mile, limited access expressway between 1-95 and N.W. 42nd Avenue including public involvement. The project included 6 interchanges, 20 bridges, and several retaining walls. S.R. 70, St. Lucie County, FL - The project comprised a PD&E study including public involvement, preliminary engineering plans and right-of-way maps for a 17 -mile, 4-lane rural section. Gratigny Parkway (SR 924), Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was responsible for the PD&E study of a 4-lane limited access toll road including public involvement. The project included three interchanges. Turnpike and Commercial Boulevard PD&E Study, Broward County, FL - Mr. Garganta was responsible for the quality control on interchange design study. PORT PROJECTS · Port of Miami Access, Miami-Dade County, FL - The project comprised the preliminary study of a limited access facility to the Port of Miami from 1-95 to 1-395. · Port of Miami, Miami Dade County, FL - The project comprises the bulkhead design for the expansion of the cargo area at the Port of Miami. · Port of Miami, Miami Dade County, FL - The project consisted of drainage plans for the Main channel of the Port of Miami. Sustalnabllity I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 rl · Port of Miami, Miami Dade County, FL - The project comprised the designs of interior access roads to serve the relocated security check point. ~4I:~. ..~... CSA Group CONTINUING SERVICES CONTRACTS · Continuing Contract for Civil Engineering Services, Broward County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager in charge of providing civil engineering consultants services to include design, permitting, preparation of construction documents, as well as the participation in the implementation of various City projects. Design components will include roadway and site design, neighborhood improvements and beautification, underground utility design, site grading and stormwater runoff modeling and design, erosion and sediment control design, pavement marking and signage design, maintenance of traffic (MOl), engineering analysis, cost estimation and reporting, permitting, construction observation and inspection, shop drawing review, preparation of project rendering and presentation materials, specialized training to City staff, and coordination with City staff, consultants, utility owners and contractors. Client: City of Fort Lauderdale. · FOOT General Consultant #1, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager in charge of assisting FDOT with a districtwide range of engineering services in bringing to completion the production of numerous projects. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation. · Districtwide Miscellaneous PE Design, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager responsible for assisting the Department in preparing a set of contract plans to be used by a selected contractor and include project elements for roadway, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping and right-of-way services for the Department. Consul-Tech will provide design, drainage analysis, design and right-of-way surveys, environmental services, field investigations, geotechnical, utility adjustment plans, signalization, structural, lighting and landscape plans for roadways, structures, minor bridge design, intersections, and interchanges. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210 · City of Sweetwater Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager for the improvements to the street system of the City of Sweetwater including milling and resurfacing, sidewalk replacement and ADA compliance. Design services include roadway design, drainage, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping and right-of-way. Client: Florida Department of Transportation. · City of Miami General Engineering Consultant, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager responsible for assisting the City of Miami with a city-wide range of engineering services in bringing to completion the production of numerous projects. · Miami International Airport, Miami-Dade County, FL - The project consisted of preparing plans for the cargo area and west side road improvements. Also included were portions of N.W. 25th Street and N.W. 67th Avenue. Client: City of Miami Capital Improvements. · FEMA-DORM Drainage - Miami, Florida. Mr. Garganta was the Project Manager responsible for assisting the Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) with the management of a $380-M program forthe replacement and upgrade of roadways and drainage systems at over 3,000 sites in Miami-Dade County, damaged during Hurricane Irene and the No-name Storm. The repairs ranged from simple roadway resurfacing to full roadway reconstruction and drainage improvements. Client: Miami-Dade Department of Environmental Resource Management. EXPERT WITNESS PROJECTS · N.W. 163rd Street Causeway, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta provided an expert witness testimony on right-of-way taking. · Gratigny Parkway, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta provided an expert witness testimony on right- of-way taking. · Carr-Smith Corradino Case, Miami-Dade County, FL - Mr. Garganta provided an expert witness testimony on an accident case. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation, District Six. r} I 'I I ~l I ~ I I I t ~ J ~ 1 f 1 I , 1 , I I . I , I , J , I , j Sustalnabllity I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I EnVironmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management ~J 1 l ~} ~ ] EDUCATION Ph.D., Hydraulic Engineering, ~ J Institute of Hydraulic Engineering, Moscow, 1987 M.S., Hydraulic Engineering, ~ Institute of Hydraulic Engineering, Moscow, 1983 B.S., Civil Engineering, ~ J International Education Research Foundation, USA, 1994 : ] AFFILIATIONS American Institute of Architects ~ ] Architects and landscape Architects Association of Puerto Rico , I YEARS EXPERIENCE , J 26 r J , J ( I l J l I l J , , l J , J ..t.... ..~... CSA Group , J TECHNICAL EXPERTISE Mr. Rodriguez has 26 years of experience mainly in the area of transportation with emphasis in stormwater modeling, drainage design, permitting, stormwater management, and roadway design. Many of his projects have been for public agencies such as the Florida Department of Transportation, Miami-Dade County Public Works, Miami Expressway Authority and other cities and municipalities, as well as for private sector clients. Prior to coming to USA, Mr. Rodriguez had eleven years of experience working in a wide range of projects including stormwater management master plan development; water resource studies; hydrology, hydraulics, stormwater quality modeling, stormwater infrastructure analysis and design, drainage and salinity quality modeling for several Cuban governmental agencies. He has extensive modeling experience using one and two- dimensional hydrology/hydraulic analysis modeling, developed by Moscow Hydraulics Institute of land Reclamation, program "HYDRO" and mathematical modeling in hydraulic management of soil and land reclamation. Mr. Rodriguez participated and lead the drainage team as part of the multidiscipline research group in hydrology/ hydraulic and drainage for the improvement program of 50,000 Ha in the north of central province Ciego de Avila in Cuba. The project included more than 100 Km of conveyance canals and several pump stations to treat and maintain the hydropattern restoration. During this time, he wrote several articles published in scientific joumals, pertaining to improving drainage and soils in agricultural systems. As Project Engineer his responsibilities have included the execution of roadway design, plans preparation, drainage design, stormwater runoff permitting, preliminary engineering studies, pavement design, utilities coordination, maintenance of traffic, roadway lighting design, signing and pavement marking, traffic signalization and traffic planning. He also worked in various capacities on drainage problems for various Cuban governmental agencies. During that time, he wrote several articles published in scientific journals, pertaining to improving drainage and soils in agricultural systems. Mr. Rodriguez is highly proficient in the following application software: MICROSTATlON, AUTOCAD, TR55, ICPR, HYDRAIN, WSPRO, HECRAS, XPSWMM, HEC-HMS, SMS and personal computer programs for drainage design using french drain, deep wells and for systems with a combination of both french drain and deep wells. He is also fluent in Spanish and Russian. RElEVANT EXPERIENCE 1. ConsuJ- Tech Enterprises, Inc · 5/2006-Present - Chief Engineer, Water Resource Division - Responsible for permitting coordination with state and local regulatory agencies, technical development of stormwater master plans, drainage reports and plans review. 2. Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc. · 3/2000-4/2006 - DTC Drainage Task Manager - Responsible for permitting coordination with state and local regulatory agencies, technical development of stormwater master plans, drainage reports and plans review for all of the Miami-Dade Expressway Authority's (MDX) major projects. MDX projects consist of highway improvements along approximately 30-miles of the main urban expressway in Miami-Dade County (SR 836, SR 874, SR 878, SR 112 and SR 924) with an approximate construction cost of over a billion dollars. 3. Consul-Tech Enterprises, Inc · 1998-2000 - Chief Engineer, Water Resource Division - Responsibilities included drainage design, plans production, bridge hydraulics, and permitting coordination. 4. Kunde Sprecher & Associates, Inc. · 1994-1998 - Project Engineer - Responsibilities included execution of roadway design, plans preparation, drainage design, stormwater runoff permitting, preliminary engineering studies, pavement design, utilities coordination, maintenance of traffic, roadway lighting design, signing and pavement markings, traffic Sustalnability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I EnVironmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 signalization and traffic planning. ~l PARTIAL LIST OF PROJECTS MAJOR ARTERIALS · 2010-Present - S.R. 90/S.W. 8th Street from S.R. 821 (HEFT) to S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Miami- Dade County, FL - Drainage design for milling and resurfacing project that includes safety improvements, ADA upgrades, and additional safety upgrades at the intersections of S.W. 92nd Avenue, S.W. 102nd Avenue to S.W. 99th Place, and S.W. 109th Avenue. Furthermore, upgrades to include provisions for Turbo Lanes at the intersection of S.W. 102nd Avenue will be made. Design elements include roadway design, signing & pavement markings, drainage, maintenance of traffic, surveying and mapping, geotechnical, landscape architecture, bridge design, lighting, signalization and traffic engineering. Client: FOOT District Six, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. · 2006-2009 - S.R. AlA (Ocean Drive) - Hallandale Beach, Florida, Broward County - Drainage design for RRR Milling and resurfacing of SR AlA from south of Seacrest Parkway (MP 0.870) to Azalea Terrace (MP 2.011). Services include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, surveying, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. Client: FDOT District Four, Contact Person: BingWang, P.E., (954) 777 -4406. · 2006-2009 - S.R. 5 (US-l) Yamato Road, Palm Beach County, Florida - Drainage Design for 3R milling and resurfacing project located on S.R. 5/ U.S. 1 just south of Yamato Road to the C-15 Canal. This project includes the analysis of existing roadway conditions to extend the service life of the existing roadway, roadway slopes, geometry, clear zone, and strain poles and appropriate implemental and analyses. Services also include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, surveying, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. Client: FOOT District Four, Contact Person: Leslie Wetherell, P.E., (954) 777-4438. · 2008-2010 - N.W. 138th Street @ 1-75 Interchange, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage design of a 2 lane-2 way suburban arterial in coordinating the design with the City of Hialeah to upgrade facilities to three lanes in each direction. Client: FOOT District Six Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E., (305) 470-5210. · 1998-2000 - S.R. 713, St. Lucie County, Florida - Plans preparation, drainage design, and permit sketches for 3R project consisted of milling and resurfacing, shoulder reconstruction, and rebuilding the slope embankment for Canal No. 40 for a total project length of 4 miles. Client: FDOT District Four, Contact Person: Henry Oaikhena, P.E., (954) 777-4445. · N.E. 191st Street, N.E. 28th Avenue and N.E. 187th Street, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage design. · 1997 -1999 - Wiles Road, Broward County, FL - Drainage design of a new 4-lane divided roadway between S.R. 7 and Lyons Road in the City of Coconut Creek. Client: Broward County Engineering Division, Contact Person: William Fowler, P.E., (954) 577-4555. · N.E. 125 Street, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade, Florida - MOT Plans. · 2004 - SR 811 Dixie Highway Improvements, FDOT, Broward/Palm Beach Counties, FL - Drainage Engineer responsibilities included: drainage design, plan production, bridge hydraulics and permitting. Stormwater management facility design and concept development was conducted using ICPR. · MacArthur Causeway Bridge, Miami-Dade County, FL - Relocation of french drain, maintenance of traffic at Watson Island. · S.W. 80th Street Project, Miami-Dade County, FL - Roadway design, plans preparation, drainage design, utilities coordination, maintenance of traffic, roadway lighting design, signing and pavement marking. · Calais Drive, Miami Beach, FL - Roadway and drainage design, plans preparation. · Lyons Road, West Palm Beach, FL - Drainage design and project management of the proposed drainage improvements. · Canal Drive, Homestead, FL - Roadway design, signing and pavement marking. · S.W. 2nd Avenue, Miami- Dade County, FL - Drainage design, bridge hydraulic report, roadway design, ~ I ~l ~I ~ I ~ ] ~ I I I I ' I I l ! , , J , I , I , j L j I , J ..t..... ..~... CSA Group , J Sustainability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I EnVironmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 ~l plans preparation, utility coordination, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement marking on S.W. 2nd Avenue from S. W. 8th Street. to W. Flagler Street. '1 FRE8NAYANDINTERCHANGES · 2006-2008 - S.R. 874 Killian Parkway, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage Engineer Manager for the reconstruction of a six lane to eight lane limited access toll plaza facility. The project includes two new mainline toll plazas, a ramp toll plaza, and the demolition of an existing plaza. The new plaza provides for open road. The project also includes improvement to Killian Parkway Interchange. Client: Miami-Dade Expressway Authority. · 1998-2000/2006-2008 - S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway) Interchanges at Miller Drive, S.R. 874 and Bird Road, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage design and permits for 2.2 miles of limited access mainline reconstruction, three interchange reconstructions, and reconstruction of crossroads. One of the interchange designs will consist of a single point interchange. This interchange will be the only one of its kind in Miami-Dade County when constructed. The project will include a total of 11 bridge structures. This project is to be fully designed in metric units. Client: Florida Department of Transportation. Contact Person: Jason Chang, P.E., (305) 470-5331. · 1998-2000/ 2006 -S.R. 826 and N.W. 74th Street, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage design and permit sketches for the Mainline widening and interchange reconstruction facility of a limited access facility from 8 to 10 lanes with provisions to HOV, ITS consideration including the addition of one lane in each direction between the Okeechobee Road/South River Drive interchanges and just south of NW 74 Street; construction of a flyover ramp from westbound Okeechobee Road to southbound Palmetto Expressway; reconstruction of the bridges over Okeechobee Road/South River Drive and NW 74 Street; reconstruction and widening of all ramps; construction of two new bridges over the Miami Canal between Okeechobee Road and South River Drive; widening of bridges over the FEC railroad tracks and Metrorail; construction of a new ramp over Metrorail; and improvements to the barrier wall, drainage, signing and pavement markings, lighting, and signage. Reduced speeds, lane closures, and lane shifts. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation Contact Person: Jason Chang, P.E., (305) 470-5331. · 1999-2001- S.R. 836 from NW 72nd Avenue to NW 57th Avenue Design Build, Miami-Dade County, FL- Drainage Design and Permits. Client: Miami-Dade Expressway Authority, (306) 637-3277. · 2005 - SR 821 (HEFT) Widening Project from SW 211th Street (M.P. 12.0) to SR 836 (M.P. 28.0), Florida's Turnpike Enterprise, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage engineer responsibilities included: preparation of project's concept drainage report for 16-mile Florida's Tumpike proposed widening project. · 1-95 Auxiliary Lane, West Palm Beach County, FL - Drainage design and proposed drainage improvements to I-95's Auxiliary lane. ~ 1 :1 ~ I j : I r 1 , J , I ~ J I , I . I , 1 CONTINUING CONTRACTS · 2011-Present - Districtwide Pushbutton Drainage Technical Consultant & GIS Support, Miami- Dade/Monroe County, FL - Drainage Engineer for miscellaneous projects involving plans preparation, review of construction plans, analysis of drainage issues and proposed improvements, and the design and preparation of a complete set of construction contract plans on an as-needed basis for the District Six Stormwater Management Program, which is part of the National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) for the Florida Department of Transportation (FOOT). Client: Florida Department of Transportation, Contact Person: Ricardo Salazar, P.E., (305) 470-5264. · 2009 -20 11 - Continuing Contract for Civil Engineering Services, Broward County, FL - Drainage Engineer for civil engineering consultant services to include design, permitting, preparation of construction documents and participation in the implementation of various City projects. Design components will include roadway and site design, neighborhood improvements and beautification, underground utility design, site grading and stormwater runoff modeling and design, erosion and sediment control design, pavement marking and signage design, maintenance of traffic (MOT), engineering analysis, cost , J , j ~t.~. ...... CSA Group , J Sustalnablllty I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 l estimation and reporting, permitting, construction observation and inspection, shop drawing review, preparation of project rendering and presentation materials, specialized training to City staff, and coordination with City staff, consultants, utility owners and contractors. Client: City of Fort Lauderdale, Contact Person: Karim Rahmankhah, P.E., (954) 828-5069. · 2008-2011 - City of Miami Civil Engineering Services for Roadway Projects, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage Project Manager for Civil Engineering services to include complete planning, design, programming, pavement analysis, surveying, geotechnical, options evaluations, public meetings, detailed assessments and recommendations, cost estimation, opinions of probable construction costs, quality control reviews, field investigations, observations, post design services, construction administration and other related services as need to complete projects. Projects shall include roadway reconstruction or resurfacing, drainage improvements, swale restoration, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, lighting improvements, landscaping, signage and striping, verification of City's pavement analysis report within project area, surveying, geotechnical and utility locations. Client: City of Miami Capital Improvements. Contact Person: Alice Bravo (305) 416-1225. o Center Grove Street & Lighting Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage design for street improvements including repair of existing sidewalks, new sidewalks and ADA ramps; 1419-Parking and Surcharge 2007. Services include project management and engineering analysis services necessary for preparing plans for the project area bounded by Bird Road to the north, SW 27th Avenue to the east, McDonald Street to the west and Oak Avenue and Tigertail Avenue to the south. The project will include decorative lighting for all the streets within the project perimeter, perform a topographic survey and establish the existing right-of-way of the project area to generate plans for the lighting design of all the streets within the project area and utility coordination for project area. Client: City of Miami Capital Improvements, Contact Person: Hector Badia, (305) 416-1236. o Palm Grove Roadway Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage design for N.E. 4th Court to the west, NE 79 Street to the north, NE 58 Street to the south, and Biscayne Boulevard to the east, within the City of Miami. Services will include engineering design, ADA improvements, surveying and mapping, landscape architecture, geotechnical, utility coordination and public involvement. · 2002-2012 - FDOT General Consultant #1, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage designer to assist FDOT with a districtwide range of engineering services in bringing to completion the production of numerous projects. Client: Florida Department of Transportation. Contact Person: Teresa Alvarez, P.E, (305) 470- 5400. · 2006-2011- Districtwide Miscellaneous PE Design, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage Task Manager to assist the Department in preparing a set of contract plans to be used by a selected contractor and include project elements for roadway, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping and right-of-way services for the Department. Consul-Tech will provide design, drainage analysis, design and right-of-way surveys, environmental services, field investigations, geotechnical, utility adjustment plans, signalization, structural, lighting and landscape plans for roadways, structures, minor bridge design, intersections, and interchanges. Client: Florida Department of Transportation. Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. o S.W. 57th Avenue from Coral Way to Tamiami Trail, Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage design for milling and resurfacing the project limits from SW 8th Street to SW 24th Street. Drainage analysis and improvements will also be included within the same limits. Intersection improvement at SW 8th Street & SW 24th Street will also be improved to increase capacity. Services also include: roadway design and right-of-way surveys, field investigations, utility adjustment plans, signalization, lighting, landscape plans, and sidewalk upgrades. o Mile Marker 30 Scramble Lanes (Big Pine Key), Monroe County, FL - Drainage design for milling and resurfacing project including the addition of a paved median or two-way left tum lane to the existing two-lane and three-lane undivided roadway sections of SR 5 (US 1) / Overseas Highway. The limits of the improvements begin just south of the intersection of Ships Way and extend north to Key Deer Blvd. rl ~ 1 r I ~ 1 , 1 1 I ' t I ' I 1'1 ., J , I I , I I , I , J ~~~. ...... CSA Group , j , j Sustalnablllty I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Englneenng I Program Management 1 1 1 '1 (approx. 0.933 mile). . 2006 - General Engineering Consultant, Miami-Dade Expressway Authority (MDX), Miami-Dade County, FL - Drainage Task Manager for the MDX Improvement Program on SR 924, SR 874, SR 836, SR 836/SR 112 Interconnector and SR 112 Expressways in Miami-Dade County. Responsibilities also include direct involvement in drainage design as well multi-agency coordination for the SR 836/ SR 112/ MIC/ Interconnector. Client: Miami-Dade Expressway Authority. '1 F 1 PD&E STUDIES . 04/2007 -04/2011 - 1-75 (S.R. 93) EMO Study, Miami-Dade/Broward Counties, FL - Responsible for engineering analysis, drainage, interchange analysis/SIMR and utility coordination for Project Development & Environmental (PD&E) Study to plan for future projects to relieve existing and future congestion along the existing 1-75 corridor. The project is approximately 22 miles in length and will include the possible addition of reversible/special purpose use and auxiliary lanes, interchange improvements and a dedicated transitway adjacent to the highway. Client: The Corradino Group. Contact Person: Mike Ciscar (305) 594-0701. f 1 I f 1 I . J I , I LI , 1 , J PORTS . Port of Miami Tunnel & Access Improvements, Miami, Florida - In charge of five Drainage reviews for FDOT District VI of the Conceptual Drainage Report for the performed by Parsons Brinckerhoff. Responsibilities includes drainage reviews of drainage reports and plans as well as coordination with FDOT, consultants and regulatory agencies. . 1997 - Port of Miami, Miami, Florida - Storm drainage design, paving and grading at Terminal 8 & 9 (Carnival Cruise lines) drainage design, paving and grading at the southslip section. . Port of Miami, Miami, Florida - Storm drainage design, paving and grading at the South Slip section. . Port of Miami, Miami, FL - Miscellaneous roadways and drainage projects performed for Bermello, Ajamil and Partners between 1994-1998 . Miami International Airport, Miami-Dade County, FL - Preliminary drainage evaluation, grading and general plan preparation for the Concourse H-J. r 1 I , I r I I SITE DEVELOPMENT . Miccosukee Indian Resort, Miami-Dade County, Florida - Drainage design. . Renaissance-on-the-Ocean, Broward County, FL - Drainage design. . Bell South Hollywood Main Facility Parking Lot, Florida - Drainage design and permits. , J , I I , j ~t..~. ...... CSA Group Sustainability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management l 1 1 PROFESSIONAL LICENSES rl AND REGISTRATIONS Professional Engineer, Florida No. 47558, 1994 ~ 1 Advanced Work Zone Traffic Control ,r I EDUCATION B.S. Civil Engineering, Florida International University, 1985 ~ I ~:ARS EXPERIENCE ~ I , 1 I I I , 1 , I r 1 I , J , J I l J I . I I I ,J I I I , I I I I I I ~....~. ..~... CSA Group TECHNICAL EXPERTISE Mr. Chavez has 25 years highway design experience with both the public and private sector. His emphasis has been roadway design, plans production, and project management. Mr. Chavez has extensive experience and knowledge of the Rorida Department ofTransportation's (FDOT) procedures and standards. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1. CSA Group, Florida . 2009-Present: Vice President - Responsibilities include directing and managing the design and production of roadway projects, technical and cost proposal preparation, marketing, project management, subcontractor management, quality control review of roadway design projects, and client interface. . 2001-2008: President - Responsibilities include directing and managing the design and production of roadway projects, technical and cost proposal preparation, marketing, project management, subcontractor management, quality control review of roadway design projects, and client interface. . 1996-2001: Director of Transportation - Responsibilities included design and production of roadway projects, technical and cost proposal preparation, project management, subcontractor management, quality control review of roadway design projects, client interface, and coordination of FOOT projects. 2. David Plummer & Associates, Inc. 1993-1996: Senior Associate/Chief Highway Engineer - Responsibilities included design of roadway projects, project management, proposal preparation, scheduling, staffing, training, budgeting, subcontractor management, and client interface. 3. Post, Buckley, Schuh & Jernigan, Inc. 1988-1993: Project Engineer - Responsibilities included supervision and preparation of all components associated with a final roadway set of plans, engineering reports, cost estimates, budgeting, and scheduling. Performed design work that involved conventional solutions but also design work involving complex design features requiring innovative solutions. 4. David Plummer & Associates, Inc. 1985-1988: Design Engineer - Responsibilities included plans preparation of urban and interstate roadway projects including pavement marking design, drainage, maintenance of traffic, computation books, and cost estimates. PARTIAL LIST OF PROJECTS INTERCHANGE DESIGN EXPERIENCE: . 1996-2008: S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway) Interchanges at Miller Drive, S.R. 874 and Bird Road, Miami-Dade County, FL. Project included approximately 2.2 miles of limited access mainline reconstruction, three interchange reconstructions, reconstruction of crossroads, and 11 bridge structures fully designed in metric units. One of the interchange designs consisted of a single point interchange; the first of its kind for the county. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Six, Contact Person: Jason Chang, (305) 470-5331 · S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway) Interchange at N.W. 36 Street, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project included final design plans for approximately 1 mile of limited access mainline reconstruction, widening, and an interchange reconstruction. The interchange design consisted of two fly-over ramps and a total of four bridge structures. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation District Six, (305) 470-5100 · Palmetto Improvement Program (S.R. 826), Miami-Dade County, FL - As a design engineer for the Palmetto Improvement Program, work experience consisted of developing interchange design plans to an FOOT 30% level of completion. The 30% plans developed would then be utilized by various Section Consultants selected by FOOT to complete the final plans. The interchanges designed included: S.W. 24th Street. (Coral Way), N.W. 74th Street, 1-75, S.W. 56th Street, S.R. 874, and S.W. 40th Street. San Juan and Ponce Metropolitan Areas, Puerto Rico - Project consisted of the development of several major transportation corridor segments in the San Juan and Ponce metropolitan areas. The primal)' scope of work was to provide preliminal)' engineering plans consisting of roadway and interchange designs, SustalnabJllty I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Englneenng I Program Management 1 1 1 ~1 including horizontal and vertical alignments, constructability, geotechnical issues, and staging. This was a fully metric project. 4&~4&. ...... CSA Group MAJOR ARTERIAL PROJECTS: · 2010-Present: S.R. 90/S.W. 8th Street from S.R. 821 (HEFT) to S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Miami- Dade County, FL - Project Manager for milling and resurfacing project that includes safety improvements, ADA upgrades, and additional safety upgrades at the intersections of S.W. 92nd Avenue, S.W. 102nd Avenue to S.W. 99th Place, and S.w. 109th Avenue. Scope of work includes upgrade provisions for Turbo Lanes at the intersection of S.W. 102nd Avenue. Design elements include roadway design, signing & pavement markings, drainage, maintenance of traffic, surveying and mapping, geotechnical, landscape architecture, bridge design, lighting, signalization and traffic engineering. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. · 2009-Present: Project Manager. S.R. 968/W. Flagler Street from NW/SW 14th Avenue to NW/SW 2nd Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL - Reconstruction/Resurfacing of SR 968 / West Flagler Street existing curb and gutter sections, including upgrading sidewalks and pedestrian cross-walks to ADA compliance, upgrading traffic signals, lighting and drainage system, intersection improvements and landscaping enhancement. Services include roadway design, quality control, constructability reviews and surveying and mapping services. Client: Gannett Fleming, Inc., Contact Person: Pablo Bielecki, P.E., (786) 846-9540. · 2006-Present: Project Manager. S.R. 5 (US-l) Yamato Road, Palm Beach County, Florida -3R Milling and resurfacing project located on S.R. 5/ U.S. 1 just south of Yamato Road to the C-15 Canal. This project includes the analysis of existing roadway conditions to extend the service life of the existing roadway, roadway slopes, geometry, clear zone, and strain poles and appropriate implemental and analyses. Services also include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, surveying, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Four, Contact Person: Leslie Wetherell, P.E., (954) 777-4438. . 2006-Present: Project Manager. S.R. AlA (Ocean Drive) from south of Seacrest Parkway (MP 0.870) to Azalea Terrace (MP 2.011), Hallandale Beach, Florida, Broward County - Project Manager to assist to FDOT District 4 with a RRR Milling and resurfacing of SR AlA from south of Seacrest Parkway (MP 0.870) to Azalea Terrace (MP 2.011). Services include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, surveying, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Four, Contact Person: BingWang, P.E., (954) 777-4406. . 1999-Present: Project Manager. North Roosevelt Boulevard (S.R. A-l-A), Monroe County, FL - Project includes the reconstruction of 2.5 miles of an urban roadway in Key West. Other improvements include drainage, signing and pavement marking, lighting, signalization, and sea wall reconstruction. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation District Six, Contact Person: Ali Toghiani, (305) 470-5343. · 1997 -1999: Project Manager. Wiles Road, Broward County, FL - Design of a new 4-lane divided roadway between S.R. 7 and Lyons Road in the City of Coconut Creek. Client: Broward County Engineering Division, Contact Person: William Fowler, P.E., (954) 577-4555. · Project Manager. U.S. 1 (S.R. 5), Miami-Dade County, FL - Project consisted of reconstruction of U.S. 1 from a 2-lane to a 4- lane divided rural facility. Project limits extend for approximately 8 miles, from Card Sound Road to Mile Post 6.00. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Six, (305) 470-5100 . Project Manager. S.R. 776, Char10tte County, FL - Project included a 4-mile reconstruction of an urban and suburban 4-lane typical section. · Project Manager. Florida Turnpike, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project consisted of 4-mile widening and ramp reconstruction of the Homestead Extension of Florida's Turnpike (HEFT) from Quail Roost Drive to S.R. 874, approximately 4 miles in length. . Project Manager. Griffin Road East and West of S.R. 818, Broward County, FL - This project consisted of a 6-lane section of new construction from west of S.R. 817 to S.R. 7, approximately 4.3 miles in length. ~l ~l , 1 : 1 : ] r 1 i l J I r 1 \ ) r 1 , I I . J Sustalnability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineenng I Program Management 1 1 1 1 ~ 1 : 1 : 1 ~ ) I 1 . J : ] : ] r 1 l J , I , J , I l J l I I l I I I l J ..t.... ...... CSA Group OTHER RELATED EXPERIENCE: . 2008-Present: City of Miami Civil Engineering Services for Roadway Projects, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Manager for Civil Engineering services to include complete planning, design, programming, pavement analysis, surveying, geotechnical, options evaluations, public meetings, detailed assessments and recommendations, cost estimation, opinions of probable construction costs, quality control reviews, field investigations, observations, post design services, construction administration and other related services as need to complete projects. Projects include roadway reconstruction or resurfacing, drainage improvements, swale restoration, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, lighting improvements, landscaping, signage and striping, verification of City's pavement analysis report within project area, surveying, geotechnical and utility locations. Client: City of Miami Capital Improvements, Contact Person: Gary Fabrikant, (305) 416-1224. . 2004-2006: City of Miami General Engineering Consultant, Miami-Dade County, Fl - Project Manager assisting the City of Miami with a city-wide range of engineering services to complete the production of numerous projects. Miami Intemational Airport, Miami-Dade County, Fl Project consisted of preparing plans for the cargo area and west side road improvements. Also included were portions of N.W. 25th Street and N.W. 67th Avenue. Client: City of Miami Capital Improvements, Contact Person: David Mendez, (305) 416-1240. . 2006-2009: Districtwide Miscellaneous PE Design, Miami-Dade County, Fl - Project Manager to assist the Department in preparing a set of contract plans to be used by a selected contractor including project elements for roadway, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping and right-of-way services for the Department. Services included design, drainage analysis, design and right-of-way surveys, environmental services, field investigations, geotechnical, utility adjustment plans, signalization, structural, lighting and landscape plans for roadways, structures, minor bridge design, intersections, and interchanges. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. . S.W. 107th Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Manager for roadway design project consisting of milling and resurfacing of existing pavement, drainage design, lighting, signalization, surveying, utility coordination, landscaping and public coordination. The project also includes improvements associated with ADA requirements. . S.W. 57th Avenue from Coral Way to Tamiami Trail, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Manager for milling and resurfacing the project limits from SW 8th Street to SW 24th Street including drainage analysis and improvements. Intersection at SW 8th Street & SW 24th Street improved to increase capacity. Services included: roadway design and right-of-way surveys, field investigations, utility adjustment plans, signalization, lighting, landscape plans, and sidewalk upgrades. . Mile Marker 30 Scramble Lanes (Big Pine Key), Monroe County, FL - Project Manager for milling and resurfacing project including the addition of a paved median or two-way left turn lane to the existing two- lane and three-lane undivided roadway sections of SR 5 (US 1) / Overseas Highway. Approximately one mile of improvements begin just south of the intersection of Ships Way and extend north to Key Deer Blvd. . 2005-2007: City of Sweetwater Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Manager assisting the Department with improvements to the street system of the City of Sweetwater including milling and resurfacing, sidewalk replacement and ADA compliance. Design services includes Roadway design, drainage, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping and right-of-way. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. . 2004-2006: FEMA-DORM Drainage - Miami, Florida. Project Manager assisting the Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) with the management of a $380M program for the replacement and upgrade of roadways and drainage systems at over 3,000 sites damaged during Hurricane Irene and the No-name Storm. The repairs ranged from simple roadway resurfacing to full roadway reconstruction and drainage improvements. Client: Miami-Dade Department of Environmental Resource Management, Contact Person: Eduardo Vega, P.E, (786) 552-8571. . 1998-2000: Districtwide Minor Design, FDOT District Four - Project Manager assisting the Department in preparing a set of contract plans to be used by a selected contractor that included project elements for roadway, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping and right-of-way services for the Department. Services included design, drainage analysis, design and right-of-way survey L J Sustalnablllty I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 Fl EDUCATION B.S. Civil Engineering Technology, Florida International University, 1985 ~ 1 CERTIFICATIONS Certified Traffic Control Supervisor, A.T.S.S.A. Certification No. 00000196, Exp.9/10/2013 Florida Advanced Work Zone Traffic Control, A.T.S.S.A., Exp. 9/10/2013 r 1 ~ 1 : 1 YEARS EXPERIENCE 44 J r ] I , I , I t 1 l I f I 1 J I ' I , J , I I I J , J I I , J , J ..~... ..~... CSA Group , I I ' I TECHNICAL EXPERTISE Mr. Newton has 44 years experience in the construction field as inspector, project engineer and programs administrator of aviation and rail system programs. He has extensive experience in highway construction projects with an emphasis on work zone maintenance of traffic plans development and review, field implementation, inspection and traffic operations functions. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1. Consul-Tech Enterprises, Inc. . 2004 - Present: Project Engineer - Responsibilities included assisting and training to F.D.O.T. District VI on Maintenance of Traffic (M.O.T.) related issues. Develop conceptual and final M.O.T. plans, assist designers with M.O.T plans, provide M.O.T. QA reviews on construction projects and provide input/ assistance on M.O.T. issues that may arise on construction projects. 2. Florida Department of Transportation - District Six . 1989-2004 - Engineer IV - District Traffic Maintenance Specialist - Responsibilities consisted of conducting field reviews of district operations (i.e. construction, maintenance and permits) ensuring that M.O.T. is being carried out in accordance with contract plans and specifications. . 1988-1989 - Aviation/Rail Programs Administrator - Managed and coordinated all activities regarding aviation and railroad programs with local governments, transportation authorities and private entities, supervised the identification and inclusion of aviation and rail related projects in the 5-Year Work Program and the District's annual budget process, managed district accomplishment of the State of Florida's Licensing and Safety Programs for aviation/rail including coordination of public hearings. . 1986-1988 - Engineer III/Assistant District Utility Engineer - Reviewed utility submittals to determine eligibility for reimbursement, prepared utility agreements, change orders and schedules to clear projects in accordance with State and Federal regulations; coordinated and conducted utility pre-design conferences to evaluate and resolve identified conflicts in design phases of new construction projects. . 1981-1986 - Engineer III/District Railroad Coordinator - Prepared and managed federal aid and District rail/highway grade crossing and signal reconstruction programs. . 1978-1981 - Engineer II/District Railroad Coordinator - Established and maintained a liaison between the Central Office, District Office, railroad companies and local governments for all railroad/highway related work. . 1970-1978 - Engineer I/Project Engineer - Responsibilities included monitoring construction of urban and rural highways. Functions included the coordination of inspections, testing, maintaining project records and compiling final estimates. . 1967 -1968 - EngineerTechnician - Inspector of all phases of roadway and bridge construction. 3. United States Navy . 1968 - 1970: Machinist Mate - Duties included maintenance of propulsion systems. PARTIAL LIST OF PROJECTS MAJOR ARTERIAL · 2010-0ngoing - Puentes las Americas, Panama City, Panama - Traffic Control plans for the rehabilitation of the bridge's superstructure and overall framework by replacing the paving stone and floor beams, rehabilitating the arch's metallic structure and as well as the remaining parts of the bridges framework including painting, etc. Client: Minister of Public Works, Roberto R. Forero, P.E., (507) 507 -9525. 2010-0ngoing - S.R. 90/S.W. 8th Street from S.R. 821 (HEFT) to S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Miami- Dade County, FL - Developed Traffic Control Plans for milling and resurfacing project that includes safety improvements, ADA upgrades, and additional safety upgrades at the intersections of S.W. 92nd Avenue, S.W. 102nd Avenue to S.W. 99th Place, and S.W. 109th Avenue. Furthermore, upgrades to include provisions for Turbo Lanes at the intersection of S.W. 102nd Avenue will be made. Design elements include roadway design, signing & pavement markings, drainage, maintenance of traffic, surveying and Sustainability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I EnVironmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 I : I I I t I < J . mapping, geotechnical, landscape architecture, bridge design, lighting, signalization and traffic engineering. Client: FDOT District Six, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. 2004-0ngoing - North Roosevelt Boulevard (S.R. A-I-A), Monroe County, FL - Project includes the reconstruction of 2.5 miles of an urban roadway in Key West. Other improvements include drainage, signing and pavement marking, lighting, signalization, maintenance of traffic and sea wall reconstruction. Client: FOOT District Six, Contact Person: Ali Toghiani, (305) 470-5343. 2008-2011- Venetian Causeway, Miami-Dade County, FL - Venetian Causeway, Miami-Dade County, FL- Maintenance of traffic for complete replacement of eleven (11) bridges and a partial replacement of one (1) bridge. Scope will include approach roadway, drainage, surveying, maintenance of traffic, utility adjustments, geotechnical, aerial photogrammetry, lighting, permits, cost estimates, architectural details and all necessary incidental items. Client: Triangle Associates, Inc., Contact Person: Osiris Quintana, P.E., (305) 817-8443. 2006-2009 - S.R. 5 (US-l) Yamato Road, Palm Beach County, Florida - Developed maintenance oftraffic plans for 3R Milling and resurfacing project located on S.R. 5/ U.S. 1 just south ofYamato Road to the C- 15 Canal. This project includes the analysis of existing roadway conditions to extend the service life of the existing roadway, roadway slopes, geometry, clear zone, and strain pOles and appropriate implemental and analyses. Services also include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, surveying, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. Client: FDOT District Four, Contact Person: Leslie Wetherell, P.E., (954) 777-4438. 2005-2008 - S.W.157th Avenue from SW 136th Street to SW 120th Street, Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL - Developed Traffic Control Plans for new roadway construction and existing intersection improvement. Client: Miami-Dade County Public Works Department. Contact Name: Raul Quintela, P.E., (305) 375- 3971. 2003-2008 - S.R. 820 Hollywood Boulevard, Broward County, FL - Project includes RRR and safety upgrades of 1.2 mile major arterial. Developed traffic control plans for project which included drainage, curb and gutter replacement and milling/resurfacing. Client: FOOT, Contact Name: James Scully, P.E, (954) 777-4633. 2005 - S.R. 78 Reconstruction Project in Lee County, FL - Conducted TCP QA Field Review for widening from two to four lanes from east of Slater Road to west of 1-75. Client: Consul-Tech Construction Management, Inc., Contact Name: Carlos Mallol, (954) 438-4300. ~l ~l ~ J ~ ] ~ J . I < J , 1 I . J ~t.~. ..~... CSA Group FREEWAY & INTERCHANGE 2007 -2010 -1-95 (S.R. 9A) Managed Lanes, Miami-Dade County, FL (TPDA 210,000) - Developed Traffic Control Plans for 11 mile section of urban interstate to convert north and south bound lanes to managed variable price toll lanes. Work consisted of multiple lane closures, shifts and major detours for full closures of 1-95 and SR 112 to construct bridge widening and jacking, and installation of overhead sign and gantry structures. Client: Corzo, Carballo, Castello, Thompson & Salman, P.A. Contact Person: Walfrido Pevida, P.E., (305) 445-2900. · 2004-2007 - MDX S.R. 874 Killian Parkway, Miami-Dade County, FL (TPDA 120,000) - Currently under design, widening and reconstruction and preparation of the maintenance of traffic plans of the Don Shula Expressway (S.R. 874) approximately 3.1 miles in length from north of S.W. 117th Avenue to the south of s.w. 88th Street (Kendall Drive). Includes the modification to the Killian Parkway Interchange and the construction of a new northbound and southbound mainline toll plazas and a northbound ramp plaza to the exit to Killian Parkway. Client: Miami-Dade County Expressway Authority. Contact Name: Alfredo Lurigados, P.E., (305) 637 -3277. · 2004-2007 - MDX S.R. 874 Northbound On-Ramps, Miami-Dade County, FL (TPDA 120,000) - Developed Traffic control plans for 1. 73 mile project consisting of new ramp connector between expressways, bridge construction and existing ramp relocation. Client: C3TS, Contact Name: Wilfredo Pevida, (305) 445-2900. · 2005-Present - MDX S.R. 87 4 Interim Toll Plaza Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL (TPDA 120,000) _ Developed traffic control plans for existing plaza redesign to include Sunpass lane widening. Client: Miami-Dade County Expressway Authority. Contact Name: Alfredo Lurigados, P.E., (305) 637-3277. , I l ! , I < 1 I l J l J , J , J l j Sustalnability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 1 2005 - Turnpike SunPass Challenge Projects at PGA and Jupiter Exits, Palm Beach County, FL - Conducted TCP QA Field Reviews for ramp widening and toll lane improvements. Client: Consul-Tech Construction Management, Inc., Contact Name: Carlos Mallol, (954) 438-4300. 2004-2006 - S.R. 826 Improvements from NW 62nd Street to FEC Railroad, Miami-Dade County, FL. (TPDA 260,000) - Revised Traffic Control Plans for widening of a limited access facility from 8 to 10 lanes including the reconstruction of one interchange. Client: FDOT District Six, Contact Name: Jason Chang (305) 470-5331. 2004-2008 - Miami Intermodal Center, Miami-Dade County, FL - Reviewed and coordinated Maintenance of Traffic design plans including internal connector roads, Lejeune Road/ NW 21st Street interchange and CD south connector. Client: FDOT. Contact Name: Teresa Alvarez, (305) 470-6721. 2000-2006 - MIC/MIA Interchange (Central Boulevard - Miami International Airport), Miami-Dade County, FL - Development of traffic control and project schedule. Project consisted of reconstructing the existing Central Boulevard and Le Jeune Road interchange. Services also included the master planning of the Le Jeune Road corridor reconstruction phasing and the detailed traffic control plans for Central Boulevard and Le Jeune Road. Client: URS Corporation, Contact Person: Carlos Garcia, P.E, (305) 262- 7466. 1997-2004 - S.R. 826 Construction Projects at NW 36th Street, NW 58th Street, NW 74th Street, Okeechobee Road, NW 103rd Street and MIC internal street improvements. (TPDA 190,000) - Conducted TCP QA field reviews. ~ 1 ~ I ~ 1 ~ ] : I ~~~. ...... CSA Group CONTINUING CONTRACTS 2004-2012 - FDOT General Consultant #1, Miami-Dade County, FL - Traffic Control Specialist to assist FDOT with a districtwide range of engineering services in bringing to completion the production of numerous projects. Contract includes the administration of the Miami Intermodal Center miscellaneous activities, serving as the District's Local Agency Program (LAP) Coordinator and the design and management of miscellaneous projects. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, Contact Person: Teresa Alvarez, P.E, (305) 470-5400 2008-Present - City of Miami Civil Engineering Services for Roadway Projects, Miami-Dade County, FL - Traffic Control for Civil Engineering services to include complete planning, design, programming, pavement analysis, surveying, geotechnical, options evaluations, public meetings, detailed assessments and recommendations, cost estimation, opinions of probable construction costs, quality control reviews, field investigations, observations, post design services, construction administration and other related services as need to complete projects. Projects shall include roadway reconstruction or resurfacing, drainage improvements, swale restoration, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, lighting improvements, landscaping, signage and striping, verification of City's pavement analysis report within project area, surveying, geotechnical and utility locations. Client: City of Miami Capital Improvements, Contact Person: Alice Bravo, (305) 416- 1225. o Palm Grove Roadway Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - As part of a master continuing services agreement providing Civil Engineering Services to Roadway Projects. Services include engineering field services, project management assistance, engineering analysis, design services on an "as needed basis" for preparing roadway plans The project limits are bounded by NE 4th Court to the west, NE 79 Street to the north, NE 58 Street to the south, and Biscayne Boulevard to the east, within the City of Miami. Services will include engineering design, ADA improvements, surveying and mapping, landscape architecture, geotechnical, utility coordination and public involvement. 2006-2011 - Districtwide Miscellaneous PE Design, Miami-Dade County, FL - Maintenance of Traffic specialist assisting the Department in preparing a set of contract plans to be used by a selected contractor and include project elements for roadway, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping and right-of-way services for the Department. Consul-Tech will provide design, drainage analysis, design and right-of-way surveys, environmental services, field investigations, geotechnical, utility adjustment plans, signalization, structural, lighting and landscape plans for roadways, structures, minor bridge design, intersections, and interchanges. Client: FDOT District Six" Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. o S.W. 57th Avenue from Coral Way to Tamiami Trail, Miami-Dade County, FL - Developed traffic control plans for the milling and resurfacing the project limits from SW 8th Street to SW 24th Street. ~ I , 1 , J ~ I , I , J , I l J l J I L j , J , j Sustalnabllity I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 ~ 1 Drainage analysis and improvements will also be included within the same limits. Intersection improvement at SW 8th Street & SW 24th Street will also be improved to increase capacity. Services also include: roadway design and right-of-way surveys, field investigations, utility adjustment plans, signalization, lighting, landscape plans, and sidewalk upgrades. o Mile Marker 30 Scramble Lanes (Big Pine Key), Monroe County, FL - Project Manager for milling and resurfacing project including the addition of a paved median or two-way left tum lane to the existing two-lane and three-lane undivided roadway sections of SR 5 (US 1) / Overseas Highway. The limits of the improvements begin just south of the intersection of Ships Way and extend north to Key Deer Blvd. (approx. 0.933 mile). · 2005-2007 - City of Sweetwater Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Manager to assist the Department with improvements to the street system of the City of Sweetwater including milling and resurfacing, sidewalk replacement and ADA compliance. Design services include Roadway design, drainage, signing and pavement markings, signalization, lighting, landscaping and right-of-way. Client: FDOT District Six. Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. 2004-2006 - FEMA-DORM Drainage - Miami, Florida. Project Manager to assist to Miami-Dade County Department of Environmental Resources Management (DERM) with the management of a $380 Million program for the replacement and upgrade of roadways and drainage systems at over 3,000 sites damaged during Hurricane Irene and the No-name Storm. The repairs ranged from simple roadway resurfacing to full roadway reconstruction and drainage improvements. Client: Miami-Dade Department of Environmental Resource Management, Contact Person: Eduardo Vega, P.E, (786) 552-8571. 2004-2006 - City of Miami General Engineering Consultant, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Manager to assist the City of Miami with a city-wide range of engineering services in bringing to completion the production of numerous projects. Client: City of Miami Capital Improvements. Contact Person: David Mendez, (305) 416-1240. · 1994-2004 - Position/Title - Palmetto Improvement Program (SR 826), Miami-Dade County, FL (TPDA 190,000) - Reviewed and coordinated Maintenance of Traffic design plans for interchanges at SW 24th Street, NW 36th Street, NW 58th Street, NW 74th Street, Okeechobee Road and NW 103rd Street. ~l ~ I ~l : ] : I r , , J , I I ,i l J CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING PROJECTS S.R.25, Okeechobee Road, Miami-Dade County FL - Project included widening and reconstruction of existing two lane section and new construction of proposed north bound roadway. Improvements including demucking, embankment, drainage and median construction from SR 826 to North of NW 87th Avenue. S.R. 826/NW 122nd Street Interchange, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project consisted of construction of grade separation interchange, widening of SR 826 and NW 122nd Street. Project also involved bridge construction, canal relocation and ramp and frontage road construction. S.R. 9, NW 27th Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project included major reconstruction and widening of urban section from NW 103rd Street to NW 135th Street. Project included bridge widening. S.R. 948, NW 36 Street, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project included widening, reconstruction from 4 to 6 lanes. Improvements included drainage, curb gutter and sidewalk, lighting and signalization from NW 57th Avenue to NW 12th Avenue. · S.R. 836, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project consisted of new construction of limited access facility including canal relocation and bridge construction from NW 30th Avenue to NW 42nd Avenue. , I I I I I , I I ,1 r I I , J , J , ) ......... ..~... CSA Group , , I ,J Sustainablllty I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I EnVironmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 l PROFESSIONAL LICENSES rI AND REGISTRATIONS Engineer Intern, Florida No. 1100014581,7/2/10 ~ 1 EDUCATION B.S. Civil Engineering, Florida International University, May r 1 2009 AFFILIATIONS ~ 1 American Society of Civil Engineers, Treasurer Chi Epsilon Honor Society, Dean's List ~ ] TRAINING I Florida Advanced Work Zone, j ~ I Exp.4/9/2014 FOOT 2008 Geopak I I FDOT 2008 Geopak Cross , I Sections l J YEARS EXPERIENCE I r I 5 , J , I l I r I l 1 I , J , j l. j _ J ~t.~. ...... CSA Group , j , I TECHNICAL EXPERTISE Ms. Garganta has over 5 years of experience in the production of major arterials, freeway and interchanges, traffic control master plans and plans production, drainage plan, land development and landscape plans utilizing MicroStation and Geopak. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1. Consul-Tech Enterprises, Inc . 2009 - Present: Design Engineer - Responsibilities include the design of roadway projects including horizontal design and vertical alignment design, traffic control plans, signing and pavement marking, drainage design and plans production. . 2006 - 2009: CADD Technician - Responsible for the design of roadway, civil and survey plans utilizing on MicroStation, and GeoPak platform utilizing Electronic Delivery. PARTIAL LIST OF PROJECTS PD&E STUDIES . 2007-Present -1-95 & S.R. 9 PD&E Study from North of Oakland Park Boulevard to South of Glades Road Improvements, Broward County/Palm Beach County, Fl - CADD Technician for Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for interstate improvements including additional lanes, inte~phange modifications, bridge replacement, and bridge widening as contained in the MPO-Adopted 1-95/1-595 Master Plan locally Preferred Alternative (lPA) to widened 1-95 to increase the mainline width to 10 lanes with 8 general purpose lanes, 2 HOV lanes, interchange improvements. Client: The Corradino Group, Inc. Contact: Mike Ciscar, (305) 594-0701. . 2007 -2008 - 1-75 EMO Study, Miami-Dade/Broward Counties, Fl - Roadway and Drainage Design of Project Development & Environmental (PD&E) Study to plan for future projects to relieve existing and future congestion along the existing 1-75 corridor. The project is located in northwestern Miami-Dade County and southwestern Broward and is approximately 22 miles in length. The improvements will include the possible addition of reversible/special purpose use and auxiliary lanes, interchange improvements and a dedicated transitway adjacent to the highway. These improvements will address future growth and development projected in the region, enhance hurricane and other emergency evacuation, and improve system connectivity between 1-75, S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Gratigny Parkway, Florida's Turnpike, 1- 595 and the Sawgrass Expressway. Responsibilities include engineering analysis, drainage, interchange analysis/SIMR and utility coordination. Client: The Corradino Group, Mike Ciscar, P.E., (305) 594-0701. MAJOR ARTERIAL PROJECTS . 2010 - Present - S.R. 90/S.W. 8th Street from S.R. 821 (HEFT) to S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Miami- Dade County, Fl - Roadway design for milling and resurfacing project that includes safety improvements, ADA upgrades, and additional safety upgrades at the intersections of S.W. 92nd Avenue, S.W. 102nd Avenue to S.W. 99th Place, and S.W. 109th Avenue. Furthermore, upgrades to include provisions for Turbo lanes at the intersection of S.W. 102nd Avenue will be made. Design elements include roadway design, signing & pavement markings, drainage, maintenance of traffic, surveying and mapping, geotechnical, landscape architecture, bridge design, lighting, signalization and traffic engineering. Client: FOOT District Six, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. . 2008 - 2011- Venetian Causeway, Miami-Dade County, Fl- Roadway and Drainage Design for complete replacement of eleven (11) bridges and a partial replacement of one (1) bridge. Scope will include approach roadway, drainage, surveying, maintenance of traffic, utility adjustments, geotechnical, aerial photogrammetry, lighting, permits, cost estimates, architectural details and all necessary incidental items. Client: Triangle Associates, Inc., Contact Person: Osiris Quintana, P.E., (305) 817-8443. Sustalnability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 r I · 2008-2010 - N.w. 138th Street @ 1-75 Interchange, Miami-Dade County, FL - Roadway design of a 2 lane-2 way suburban arterial in coordinating the design with the City of Hialeah to upgrade facilities to three lanes in each direction. Client: Florida Department of Transportation Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E., (305) 470-5210. . 2008-0ngoing - S.W. 57 Avenue from Coral Way to Tamiami Trail, Miami-Dade County, FL - Roadway and Drainage Design of milling and resurfacing the project limits from SW 8th Street to SW 24th Street. Drainage analysis and improvements will also be included within the same limits. Intersection improvement at SW 8th Street & SW 24th Street will also be improved to increase capacity. Services also include: roadway design and right-of-way surveys, field investigations, utility adjustment plans, signalization, lighting, landscape plans, and sidewalk upgrades. This project is part of the DW Miscellaneous Professional Design Consultant Contract that Consul-Tech has with FDOT District 6 to perform engineering services and developing construction documents to be used by a selected contractor. Client: FDOT District Six, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E. (305) 470-5100. . 2005-2008 - S.W. 157 from SW 136 Street to SW 120 Street, Miami-Dade County Public Works Dept., Miami-Dade County, FL - CADD Technician for management of the project and roadway design. Client: Miami-Dade County Public Works Department Contact Person: Raul Quintela, P.E., (305) 375-3971. . 2006-2008 - S.R. AlA (Ocean Drive), Broward County, FL - CADD Technician for 3R Milling and resurfacing project located on SR AlA from south of Seacrest Parkway (MP 0.870) to Azalea Terrace (MP 2.011). Services include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, surveying, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement.. This project includes the analysis of existing roadway conditions to extend the service life of the existing roadway, roadway slopes, geometry, clear zone, and strain poles and appropriate implemental and analyses. Plans were submitted in FDOT's Electronic Delivery System. Client: FDOT District Four, Contact Person: Bing Wang, P.E. (954) 777-4406. . 2006-Present - North Roosevelt Boulevard (S.R. A-l-A), Monroe County, FL - Roadway design the reconstruction of 2.5 miles of an urban roadway in Key West. Other improvements include drainage, signing and pavement marking, lighting, signalization, and sea wall reconstruction. Client: FDOT District Six, Contact Person: AIi Toghiani, (305) 470-5343. fl r 1 c I ! : I I I I ~ I I I , I , I ~ ) , I FREEWAY AND INTERCHANGE PROJECTS . 2007-2010 - 1-95 Managed Lanes, Miami-Dade County, FL - CADD Technician for the development of Traffic control plans for the Construction of northbound overhead gantries and restriping of northbound lanes from SR 112 to Golden Glades Interchange. Client: Corzo, Carballo, Castello, Thompson & Salman, P.A. Contact Person: Walfrido Pevida, P.E., (305) 445-2900. . 1996-2008 - S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway) Interchanges at Miller Drive, S.R. 874 and Bird Road, Miami-Dade County, FL - CADD Technician for final design includes approximately 2.2 miles of limited access mainline reconstruction, three interchange reconstructions, and reconstruction of crossroads. One of the interchange designs will consist of a single point interchange. This interchange will be the only one of its kind in Miami-Dade County when constructed. The project includes 11 bridge structures. Plans were submitted in FDOT's Electronic Delivery System. Client: FDOT District Six, Contact Person: Jason Chang, P.E., (305) 470-5331. . 2006-2007 - SR 874 Killian Parkway, Miami-Dade County, FL - CADD Technician for the reconstruction of a six lane to eight lane limited access toll plaza facility. The project includes two new mainline toll plazas, a ramp toll plaza, and the demolition of an existing plaza. The new plaza provides for open road. The project also includes improvement to Killian Parkway Interchange. Client: Miami-Dade Expressway Authority Contact Person: Alfred Lurigados, P.E. (305) 637-3277. . 2006-2007 - SR 874 Killian Parkway Northbound On-Ramp, Miami-Dade County, FL - CADD Technician for the construction of a new ramp connection from North Kendall Drive to SR 874 and SR 878 in Miami- Dade County. The improvements include modifications to the existing ramp and reconstruction of a new ~+:..~. ...... CSA Group , J Sustainabllity I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 l rl raised ramp connecting SR 874. Responsibilities include traffic control concept and plans preparation (Maintenance of Traffic), signing and pavement markings, and quality control for the overall project. Client: Corzo, Carballo, Castello, Thompson & Salman, P.A. Contact Person: Walfrido Pevida, P.E., (305) 445-2900. r J ~ 1 ; : I I , 1 <I r I , I < J , I I I l J l I \ J ~~~. ...... CSA Group , , Sustainability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 rl EDUCATION M.S. Environmental and Resources Engineering, State University of New York, 12/2007 B.S. Civil Engineering, University of Science and Technology, 5/2004 f] F 1 AFFILIATIONS American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Ghana Instruction of Engineers (GhlE) r I I I '] I ~ I YEARS EXPERIENCE 6 , I I , , < j , I I < J , 1 l J I l J , I , J 4&....4&. ..~... CSA Group TECHNICAL EXPERTISE Ms. Markwei has over 6 years experience in the development, revision, and construction of Projects for Drainage and floods with Modeling Hydraulic. Three years of experience in the construction of works Hydraulic, projection of works Hydraulic, Sanitary Systems design and three years experience as the Specialist Hydraulics. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1. CSA Central, Inc. · 2007 -Present - Drainage Engineer - Responsibilities include the design of drainage for highways, roadways and other general civil and infrastructure works, assessment of existing drainage infrastructure and analysis of treatment options, hydrological and hydraulic modeling of rural and urban catchments, water sensitive urban design, internal and external verification of concept designs, detailed designs and documentation. · 2008-0ngoing: Mile Marker 30 Scramble lanes (Big Pine Key), Monroe County, Fl - Drainage Design for milling and resurfacing project including the addition of a paved median or two-way left turn lane to the existing two-lane and three-lane undivided roadway sections of SR 5 (US 1) / Overseas Highway. The limits of the improvements begin just south of the intersection of Ships Way and extend north to Key Deer Blvd. (approx. 0.933 mile). Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Six, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E. (305) 470-5100 · 2007 -2008: 1-75 EMO Study, Miami-Dade/Broward Counties, Fl - Roadway and Drainage Design of Project Development & Environmental (PD&E) Study to plan for future projects to relieve existing and future congestion along the existing 1-75 corridor. The project is located in northwestern Miami-Dade County and southwestern Broward and is approximately 22 miles in length. The improvements will include the possible addition of reversible/special purpose use and auxiliary lanes, interchange improvements and a dedicated transitway adjacent to the highway. These improvements will address future growth and development projected in the region, enhance hurricane and other emergency evacuation, and improve system connectivity between 1- 75, S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Gratigny Parkway, Rorida's Turnpike, 1_ 595 and the Sawgrass Expressway. Responsibilities include engineering analysis, drainage, interchange analysis/SIMR and utility coordination. Client: The Corradino Group, Mike Ciscar, P.E., (305) 594-0701. · 2008-0ngoing: s.w. 57 Avenue from Coral Way to Tamiami Trail, Miami-Dade County, Fl- Roadway and Drainage Design of milling and resurfacing the project limits from SW 8th Street to SW 24th Street. Drainage analysis and improvements will also be included within the same limits. Intersection improvement at SW 8th Street & SW 24th Street will also be improved to increase capacity. Services also include: roadway design and right-of-way surveys, field investigations, utility adjustment plans, signalization, lighting, landscape plans, and sidewalk upgrades. This project is part of the DW Miscellaneous Professional Design Consultant Contract that Consul-Tech has with FDOT District 6 to perform engineering services and developing construction documents to be used by a selected contractor. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Six, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E. (305) 470- 5100. · 2007: S.W. 157 Avenue from S.W. 136th Street to S.W. 120th Street, Miami-Dade County, Fl- Designer for master planning, public involvement and design services of approximately 1.5 mile of roadway. Services include roadway plans, storm drainage, sidewalks, lighting, signalization, pavement markings and signing. Additional services will include construction administration in reviewing shop drawings, site inspections and Requests for Information (RFI). Client: Miami-Dade County Public Works Department, Contact Person: Raul Quintela, P.E., (305) 470-5100 · 2008-0ngoing - S.R. 93 (1-75) at N.W. 138th Street (Hialeah Gardens Boulevard), Miami-Dade County, Fl - Roadway and Drainage Design for the improvements at the intersection at NW 138th Street and Hialeah Gardens Boulevard to include the addition of a southbound left turn lane from NW 138th Street onto Hialeah Gardens Boulevard and the restriping of the northbound tum lanes from NW 138th onto Hialeah Gardens Boulevard. Sidewalk and pedestrian ramps are also included. Services include roadway design, drainage, signing and pavement markings and signalization. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Six, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E. (305) 470-5100. Sustalnability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 ~ I . 2007 -Present: SR AlA (Ocean Drive),Hallandale Beach, Florida, Broward County, FL. Design Engineer to assist to FDOT District 4 with RRR milling and resurfacing of SR AlA from South of Seacrest Parkway to Azalea Terrace. Services include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, surveying, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. A "Ride Only" scope was added the contract. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Four, Contact Person: Bing Wang, P.E., (954) 777 -4406. . 2007-2008 - SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway) at Bird Road, Miller Drive and SR 874 Interchanges. FDOT District VI, Miami, Florida. Design Engineer in the preparation of Drainage structure plans and computation book. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Six, Contact Person: Jason Chang, (305) 470-5331. . 2007 -2008 - S.R 874 Killian Parkway Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - Design Engineer in the preparation of contract plans, review and preparation of drainage reports using the ICPR software, and preparation of computation book for roadway and open road tolling. Client: Miami-Dade Expressway Authority Contact Person: Alfred Lurigados, P.E. (305) 637-3277. ~l r I , I t I 2. State University of New York, Syracuse, NY . 2006-2007 - Graduate Research Assistant - Conducted research on the recycling of molybdate, a catalyst used during the bleaching process of pulp. Research involved the extraction of the molybdate from bleached paper effluent and investigation into its reuse and also in industrial applications such as the anaerobic treatment of wastewater and the manufacture of paints. . 2005-2006 - Teaching Assistant Fluid Mechanics and Computer Methods in Engineering and Physical Science. ~ I , I , J 3. ABP Consult, Accra, Ghana . 2004-2005 - Assistant Design & Site Engineer. Performed hydraulic analysis for design of water distribution and supply system, environmental impact assessment and analysis for sewage system and construction site supervision. , I . I 4. Twum Boafo & Partns, Accra, Ghana . July 2003-September 2003 - Trainee Engineer - Summer internship responsible for design and construction engineering services in the supervision of drainage system construction, roadway, bridge abutments and pier construction. , I I I 5. Comptran Engineers and Planning Associates . July 2002-September 2002 - Trainee Engineer - Summer internship responsible for assisting in the supervision of construction of classroom blocks and ancillary structures. , J 6. Architectural and Engineering Services, Ltd., Accra, Ghana . August 2001-September 2001 - Trainee Engineer - Summer internship responsible for topographical and hydrological surveys of drainage systems in Alajo, Adabraka and other flood prone areas in Accra. ......... ...... CSA Group PARTIAL LIST OF PROJECTS PD&E STUDIES 2007 -2008 - 1-75 EMO Study, Miami-DadejBroward Counties, FL - Roadway and Drainage Design of Project Development & Environmental (PD&E) Study to plan for future projects to relieve existing and future congestion along the existing 1-75 corridor. The project is located in northwestern Miami-Dade County and southwestern Broward and is approximately 22 miles in length. The improvements will include the possible addition of reversiblejspecial purpose use and auxiliary lanes, interchange improvements and a dedicated transitway adjacent to the highway. These improvements will address future growth and development projected in the region, enhance hurricane and other emergency evacuation, and improve system connectivity between 1-75, S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Gratigny Parkway, Florida's Turnpike, 1- 595 and the Sawgrass Expressway. Responsibilities include engineering analysis, drainage, interchange analysisjSIMR and utility coordination. Client: The Corradino Group, Mike Ciscar, P.E., (305) 594-0701. , } , , Sustainability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 l ..~... ..~... CSA Group MAJOR ARTERIAL PROJECTS 2010-Present - S.R. 90/S.W. 8th Street from S.R. 821 (HEFT) to S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Miami- Dade County, FL - Project Manager for milling and resurfacing project that includes safety improvements, ADA upgrades, and additional safety upgrades at the intersections of S.W. 92nd Avenue, S.W. 102nd Avenue to S.W. 99th Place, and S.W. 109th Avenue. Furthermore, upgrades to include provisions for Turbo Lanes at the intersection of S.W. 102nd Avenue will be made. Design elements include roadway design, signing & pavement markings, drainage, maintenance of traffic, surveying and mapping, geotechnical, landscape architecture, bridge design, lighting, signalization and traffic engineering, Client: Florida Department ofTransportation. Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. 2008-Present - Palm Grove Roadway Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - As part of a master continuing services agreement providing Civil Engineering Services to Roadway Projects. Services include engineering field services, project management assistance, engineering analysis, design services on an "as needed basis" for preparing roadway plans The project limits are bounded by NE 4th Court to the west, NE 79 Street to the north, NE 58 Street to the south, and Biscayne Boulevard to the east, within the City of Miami. Services will include engineering design, ADA improvements, surveying and mapping, landscape architecture, geotechnical, utility coordination and public involvement. Client: City of Miami. Contact Person: Gary Fabrikant, (305) 416-1224. 2008-0ngoing - Mile Marker 30 Scramble Lanes (Big Pine Key), Monroe County, FL - Drainage Design for milling and resurfacing project including the addition of a paved median or two-way left turn lane to the existing two-lane and three-lane undivided roadway sections of SR 5 (US 1) / Overseas Highway. The limits of the improvements begin just south of the intersection of Ships Way and extend north to Key Deer Blvd. (approx. 0.933 mile). Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Six. Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E. (305) 470-5100. 2008-0ngoing - S.R. 93 (1-75) at N.W. 138th Street (Hialeah Gardens Boulevard) Intersection, Miami- Dade County, FL - Roadway and drainage design at the intersection at NW 138th Street and Hialeah Gardens Boulevard to include the addition of a southbound left turn lane from NW 138th Street onto Hialeah Gardens Boulevard and the restriping of the northbound turn lanes from NW 138th onto Hialeah Gardens Boulevard. Sidewalk and pedestrian ramps are also included. Services include roadway design, drainage, signing and pavement markings and signalization. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation, District Six, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E. (305) 470-5100. 2008-2009 - S.W. 57 Avenue from Coral Way to Tamiami Trail, Miami-Dade County, FL - Roadway and Drainage Design of milling and resurfacing the project limits from SW 8th Street to SW 24th Street. Drainage analysis and improvements will also be included within the same limits. Intersection improvement at SW 8th Street & SW 24th Street will also be improved to increase capacity. Services also include: roadway design and right-of-way surveys, field investigations, utility adjustment plans, signalization, lighting, landscape plans, and sidewalk upgrades. This project is part of the DW Miscellaneous Professional Design Consultant Contract that Consul-Tech has with FDOT District 6 to perform engineering services and developing construction documents to be used by a selected contractor. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District Six, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E. (305) 470- 5100. 2007 -2009 - S.R. AlA (Ocean Drive),Hallandale Beach, Florida, Broward County, FL. Design Engineer to assist to FDOT District 4 with RRR milling and resurfacing of SR AlA from South of Seacrest Parkway to Azalea Terrace. Services include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, surveying, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. A "Ride Only" scope was added the contract. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Four. Contact Person: Bing Wang, P.E., (954) 777-4406. · 2006-2009 - S.R. 5 (US-l) Yamato Road, Palm Beach County, Florida - Design Engineer for 3R Milling and resurfacing project located on S.R. 5/ U.S. 1 just south of Yamato Road to the C-15 Canal. This project includes the analysis of existing roadway conditions to extend the service life of the existing roadway, roadway slopes, geometry, clear zone, and strain poles and appropriate implemental and analyses. Services also include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, surveying, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and Fl , 1 ~ 1 '1 < J : I , I I < J I I , J I ' , , I , J . J l J Sustalnability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 , 1 public involvement. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Four. Contact Person: Leslie Wetherell, P.E., (954) 777-4438. 2007 - S.W. 157 Avenue from S.W. 136th Street to S.W. 120th Street, Miami-Dade County, FL - Designer for master planning, public involvement and design services of approximately 1.5 mile of roadway. Services include roadway plans, stonn drainage, sidewalks, lighting, signalization, pavement markings and signing. Additional services will include construction administration in reviewing shop drawings, site inspections and Requests for Information (RFI). Client: Miami-Dade County Public Works Department, Contact Person: Raul Quintela, P.E., (305) 470-5100. , I , 1 , I FREEWAY AND INTERCHANGE PROJECTS 2007-2008 - SR 826 (Palmetto Expressway) at Bird Road, Miller Drive and SR 874 Interchanges. FDOT District VI, Miami, Florida. Design Engineer in the preparation of Drainage structure plans and computation book. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Six. Contact Person: Jason Chang, (305) 470-5331. 2007-2008 - S.R 874 Killian Parkway Improvements, Miami-Dade County, FL - Design Engineer in the preparation of contract plans, review and preparation of drainage reports using the ICPR software, and preparation of computation book for roadway and open road tolling. Client: Miami-Dade Expressway Authority. Contact Person: Alfred Lurigados, P.E. (305) 637 -3277. · 2003 - Tetteh Quashie Interchange, Accra, Ghana - Project involved the design and construction of roads, bridges, drainage and ancillary structures. , , . J COMMERCIAL 2004 - Infrastructure Development at Boankra Inland Port, Ashanti Region, Ghana - The project involved the design and construction supervision of administrative block, warehouses, heavy and light industries, school blocks, hospital, markets, gatehouses and associated infrastructure. Responsibilities included hydraulic analysis for design of water distribution and supply system, environmental impact assessment and analysis for the design of sewage system. 2004 - Construction of Warehouses and Ancillary Structures for Ghana Cocoa Board - The project involves the design and construction supervision of five (5) single story warehouses, administration block, pump station, generator house, canteen, changing rooms and associated infrastructure. Responsibilities included hydraulic analysis for the design of distribution and supply systems, analysis and design of the sewage system and construction site supervision. · 2004 - Construction of Warehouses and Ancillary Structures at Tema for Wienco Ghana, Ltd - The project involved the design and construction supervision of eight single story warehouses, administration block, workers changing rooms, generator and gate houses and associated structures. Responsibilities included hydraulic analysis for the design of distribution and supply systems, analysis and design of sewage system and construction site supervision. · 2004 - Office forthe Ministry of Health, Ashanti, Ghana - Design and construction of classroom and hostel blocks under the health center support program. Project elements included the design, construction and supervision of a 2-story hostel block, a dining hall and kitchen block and other civil works. Responsibilities included hydraulic analysis for the design of distribution and supply systems, analysis and design of sewage system. , 1 I J , I I , j . , I , J ~t.~. ...... CSA Group Sustainabllity I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 l rl PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND REGISTRATIONS LEED@ AP (2009) ] EDUCATION Bachelors of Science Degree in Economics. Havana University, Cuba. Masters Degree in Statistical Mathematics. Havana University, Cuba. Major Plumbing Design Fire Protection Design New York University, New York, NY. , 1 1 . J AFFILIATIONS American Society of Sanitary Engineers (ASSE) National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) , j YEARS EXPERIENCE 13 I , I , J . J ~t..~. ..~... CSA Group TECHNICAL EXPERTISE Angel L. Fernandez has over 13 years of experience in plumbing/fire protection drafting, designing and effective interaction with clients. Mr. Fernandez is in charge of overseeing the coordination of mechanical, electrical, plumbing and CAD trades as well as completion of plans and specifications for all plumbing, water, gas, stormwater, sanitary, site drainage, sprinklers, and fire standpipes systems for various types of installations. Other responsibilities include technical tasks such as site surveys, acquiring base building information, performing appropriate calculations, selecting engineering systems and equipment, systems designing and laying out, and coordinating with other MEP engineering disciplines, CADD staff and consultants. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1. CSA Group, New York . NYC Department of Parks & Recreation - Senior Plumbing/Fire Protection (FP) Engineer for the High Line Maintenance facility and administrative areas in NYC with a construction cost of $12M. . NYCDOT Maintenance Garage Facility Offices, Brooklyn, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for the design and construction support services of a 24,000-sq. ft. maintenance garage and office facilities. . Districts 1 & 4 Garages and Borough Offices, Brooklyn, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for the vehicle garage maintenance buildings, which accommodate employee facilities, a salt storage shed and parking. . LaGuardia Bus Depot and Maintenance Building Renovations, Queens, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for a 97,400-sq. ft. floor area dedicated to the repair and maintenance of buses. The project includes the removal and replacement of a heating and ventilation system. . Eastchester Bus Depot, New Roofing and Ventilation System at Maintenance Building Eastchester Bus Depot, Bronx, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for the new ventilation and dehumidification system conceived to serve the subject maintenance and repair facility. The floor area for the Eastchester Bus Depot is approximately 22,500 sq. ft. dedicated to the repair and maintenance of the buses. . Districts M4/4A/7, New York, NY; District 4; Truck Garage, District 4A; Broom Depot, District 7; Truck Garage - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for the new four-story, multi-level, 450,000-sq. ft. building dedicated to house administrative offices, truck and mechanized sweeper maintenance facilities, interior fuel islands, vehicle washing, and underground employee parking. The facility obtained a 2003 'Excellence in Design' Award from the New York City Art Commission. . AMTRAK Tunnels, NY & NJ - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer, responsibe for the plumbing and fire protection design of a 15-mile tunnel between NY and NJ. . NYC DPR Herman A MacNeil Park, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer providing incidental services related to the reconstruction of the drainage system at the park. Scope of work included the design of RPZ, meter and water fountain. . NYC DPR Collect Pond Park, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer, providing plumbing services related to the MEP design, including new site drainage, site sewer connections, water service and backflow preventer, ground and wall hydrants, and drinking fountains. . NYS Office of General Services IDIQ, Various Locations, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for various task order assignments including sprinkler assessment and electrical service for Queensboro Correctional (NYSIF 199 Church Street), Brookwood Secure Center, and the Staten Island State Armory. . NYC Department of Parks & Recreation Requirements Contract - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer providing feasibility studies, design and construction management services for the reconstruction of boiler and heating systems of 16 locations in NYC, such as, Highbridge Playground, Central Park Rambles, Astoria Park Comfort Station, and Van Courtland Mansion. . Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, Adaptive Re-use of East 125th Street Firehouse, New York, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer responsible for the adaptive reuse of the East 125th Street Firehouse for local Community Outreach Centre. Studio Museum, 125th Street, Harlem, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for the construction of a new fagade and entry pavilion on 125th Street to Sustalnability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 ~ ] accommodate additional activities such as exhibitions and other educational services to the public. The museum renovation work included a new gallery, auditorium, museum shop, cafe, catering facility, storage and mechanical spaces. . World Wrestling Entertainment Expansion/Renovation, 120 Hamilton Ave., Stamford, CT - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for the renovation of an existing 40,000-sq. ft. structure to be expanded to approximately 130,000 sq. ft. . Jamaica Farmers Market, Jamaica, Queens, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Designer for the rehabilitation and addition of a 26,000-sq.ft. indoor and 8,000-sq. ft. outdoor space to accommodate a food court seating 280 people for an indoor/outdoor farmer's market, a 2nd fl. community office space, a landscaped "Farmer's lane" to Jamaica Avenue, and provide an adjacent municipal parking garage, and the widening and replacement of the sidewalk with tree planting along 160th Street. . Coney Island Comfort & Lifeguard Stations and Shade Pavillion, Coney Island, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for the Coney Island improvements which included brand new comfort stations, a lifeguard station and shade pavilions. . SUNY Purchase Police Department Relocation, Purchase, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for the relocation ofthe Police Headquarters in the library. . CUNY Medgar Evers Library Renovation & Cyber Cafe, Brooklyn, NY - Senior Plumbing/FP Engineer for this 48,000-sq. ft. library renovation project. . CUNY College of Staten Island Dormitory - Senior Plumbing/FP Designer for the design-build (for lEED Silver certification) of 3 dormitory buildings totaling 231,835 sq. ft. f] 1 r ] I :) I lH : , I , 1 I l J , 1 , I . I . I , J , I , , , J I , J ~t.~. ...... CSA Group I l j Sustainability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 PROFESSIONAL LICENSES ~l AND REGISTRATIONS Professional Land Surveyor, Florida No. 5290 ~l EDUCATION Engineering Certificate, Union of Lancashire & Cheshire Institutes, ~ 1 England, 1974 General Certificate Education, The Associated Examining Board, UK, ~ I Mathematics, Physics, Engineering Science, Engineering Drawing, Engineering Workshop ~ I Theory and Practice, Chemistry, 1975 Structural Engineering, University r 1 ofTechnology formally College of Arts Science and Technology, ! I 1 Jamaica, WI. 1978 I Chemical Waste Management, I I r 1 OSHA hazardous Waste Site : l J Operators Training Curriculum, I 1991 ! : I CERTIFICATIONS Steen land Center for Professional Development; Certification Law , I and Procedures Boundary , J Position, 1994 Certification in Automated , 1 Surveying Procedures and Data I Processing, AGA Computer . I Services, Inc.; 1994 YEARS EXPERIENCE 32 , J ConsulTech , J II {.:," I (;mlf/' (.il/llp'lf~r ......... TECHNICAL EXPERTISE Mr. Bruce has over 32 years of experience in surveying and mapping. He has served as project manager on numerous projects ranging from hydrographic, construction, condominium, boundary, topographic, mean high water, subdivision, to design and transportation surveys. He is also a Vice-President and Director of Surveying at the Miramar Office - Responsibilities include preparation of cost proposals, participation in survey related presentations, monitoring budgets, supervising overall field and office surveying operations, handling various surveying needs for clients, selecting and employing new of employees. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE 1. Consul-Tech Enterprises, Inc., Florida . 2006-Present: Director of Surveying - Responsibilities include the training of all survey staff in data collection utilizing both the Electronic Field Book, The Cadastral Electronic Field Book, and the post processing of field collected data utilizing the DOS Processor and CAiCE's Data Processor, the preparation of proposals, control, maintenance and right-of-way maps for various FDOT Districts, plats, surveys, etc. and performing the necessary quality control to ensure client needs are met. Duties also include the supervision and organization of all survey staff throughout Monroe, Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. 2. Biscayne Engineering Company, Inc., Florida . 1987-2006: Professional Land Surveyor - Responsible for the daily operations of Surveying and Mapping for both field and office. - boundary surveys, topographic surveys, sectional surveys, construction layout for buildings and roads, land development surveys, project designs and right of way surveys, specific purpose surveys, preparation of control surveys and right of way maps. Preparation of proposals, conduct presentations and contract negotiations. 3. Job & Job Engineers, Inc., New Jersey . 1983-1987: Field Crew Supervisor - Responsible for various construction layout projects, Right of Way Surveys, preparation of Right of Maps, boundary surveys, hydrographic surveys and topographic surveys. 4. Paul N. Howard Company, Inc., N.C. (Jamaica WI Contract) . 1979-1983: Field Crew Chief - Responsible for topographic survey in preparation of construction of 15 miles of bauxite conveyor belt line through mountains and valleys. Layout of conveyor belt line. . Control survey for 500 square miles of swamp land and consequently the layout of dikes, pump stations and canals for said swamp land. . Computation of quantities of materials removed from burrow Pits for construction of roads PARTIAL LIST OF PROJECTS INSTITUTIONAL . Civil Engineering Services, Pembroke Pines, FL - Surveying Project Manager for Miscellaneous Civil Engineering Services to the South Broward Hospital District for the design and construction administration. Services include contractor submittal review, responses to requests for information, change order and construction change directives, consultant concerning replacement of work, evaluation of claims, evaluation of substitutions, preparation of design and documentation for alternate bid or proposal requests and contract administration services. Client: Memorial Healthcare System, Contact: Joseph Alcure, Jr., (954) 433-7184. . Memorial Regional Hospital South Parking Lot Reconstruction, Hollywood, FL - Services include the reconstruction of doctors and employee parking lot. Services includes full civil engineering services include paving, grading and drainage plans, water and sewer plans, permitting, construction observation, architectural, site lighting, boundary and topographic survey. . Memorial Regional Hospital West Bed Tower Crane Monitoring Surveying, Pembroke Pines, FL - Surveying services as-built, specific purpose and topographic survey for the crane stability. Sustainability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 1 ~ ] . Miscellaneous Surveying and Mapping, Miami, FL - Site survey work for the temporary relocation of child care facility. Services include As-Built, boundary, specific purpose, topographic, sketch to accompany legal descriptions, Review of Title Documents, (i.e. Title Commitments, Attomey's Opinion of Title, etc.) Miami Children's Hospital, Contact: Pedro Silva, (305) Pedro Silva, (305) 663-8474. . 2008-2011 -Imperial Point Medical Emergency Department Expansion, Broward County, FL - A 204 bed medical center, scope will include the expansion of the emergency department facility. Responsibilities include site plan preparation and processing, preparation of paving, grading and drainage plans, water and sewer plans, plans approval and permitting, construction observation, landscape, irrigation, boundary and topographic survey. Client: HDR Architecture, Inc., Contact Person: Brendan Ellis, (813) 262-2792. . 2008-2011 - Coral Springs Medical Center Emergency Department Expansion, Broward County, FL - A 200 bed medical center, scope will include the expansion of the emergency department facility. Responsibilities include site plan preparation and processing, preparation of paving, grading and drainage plans, water and sewer plans, plans approval and permitting, construction observation, landscape, irrigation, boundary and topographic survey. Client: HDR Architecture, Inc., Contact Person: Brendan Ellis, (813) 262-2792. . South Broward Drainage District, Broward County, FL - Project consisting of full design survey of lake shores as destroyed by hurricane Wilma for the purpose of restoration and final stake-out. Lakes included: Sunset Lakes 1 &3 and Harbor Lakes. ~1 ~l ~ 1 < 1 l J i.. J II (.s I (;r/lllf' (.tIIJI/"mr ~ CONTINUING CONTRACTS . 2008-Present - FDOT Districtwide Right-of-Way Mapping Services, Miami-Dade/Monroe Counties, FL - Project Manager responsible for providing for Right of Way Mapping and Surveying Services for various projects throughout the District. These services shall include, but are not limited to, the preparation of Right of Way Maps, Right of Way Control Surveys, Maintenance Maps, Parcel Sketches, Title Search review, plotting of legal descriptions, providing the department with qualified personnel (when needed) as determined by the District Right of Way Surveyor in the function of the Right of Way Department and for the performance of miscellaneous surveying and mapping services on various types projects. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation District Six, Contact Person: Cristina Kinman, (305) 470-5249. . 2007-2010 - Design of Upgrades for Sanitary Sewer Pump Stations, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Manager responsible for providing full area survey for as-built submittals including the following information: a) Above ground infonnation (pavement, sidewalks, fences, structures, power poles, etc); b) Existing underground utilities within the property (inverts, catch basin, manholes, electricity, cable lV, phone, gas, etc) and c) Existing above ground utilities within the pump station area (valves, meter boxes, fire hydrants, over head cables. Project consisted of complete professional engineering services to implement the construction of pump station & force main improvements associates with existing MDWASD 0372 located at 3950 NW 213 Street in Miami-Dade County. Client: Millian, Swain & Associates, Inc., Contact Person: Julio Menache, (305) 441-0123. . 2006-2011 - Miscellaneous Engineering Surveying Consultant, Miami-Dade/Monroe County, FL - Surveying Project Manager providing field surveys and mapping for projects assigned by the Department on a Task Work Order basis. Services included the re-establishment of survey baselines, reference points, bench marks, check cross sections, cross sections for final estimates and monumentation of right-of-way lines after construction is complete. Mapping will include annotation of existing maps and new monumentation maps. Managerial assistance will include managing other consultants acting as a Department representative by negotiating man hours, revising and preparing scope of services, revising survey infonnation, providing guidance and direction in how to accomplish project goals. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation District Six, Contact Person: Scott Perkins, P.S.M., (305) 470-5100. . 2006-Present - FOOT General Engineering Consultant #1, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project surveyor assisting FOOT with a districtwide range of engineering services in bringing to completion the production of numerous projects. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Six, Contact Person: Teresa Alvarez, P.E., (305) 470-5100. . 2007-2009 - Professional Surveying, Topographic and Mapping Services, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project Manager responsible for performing professional surveying, topographical and mapping services on a city-wide basis for various city projects. Basic services include boundary surveys, right-of-way surveys, ~ ] I I I l j ~ I , I , J I I , I l I l j L J ConsulTech , J Sustainability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I EnVironmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 1 l ~ I legal descriptions, construction layout surveys, control surveys, hydrographic surveys, mean water line surveys, topographic surveys and specific purpose surveys. Client: City of Miami Beach, Contact Person: Richard Saltrick, (305) 673-7000 ext. 6565. . 2006-2011- Professional Surveying Services, Broward County, FL - Project consisting of full design survey of 25 miles of secondary canals resulting in the preparation of Right of Way Maps. The following canals are: N-30, N-30A, N-23, N-17, N-12, N-8, N-4, N-5, N-5A, N-11, S-14, S-2, CC-9A, S-15, S-8, S-9, S-10, S-30, S-25, S-24, S-22. Client: Central Broward Water Control District, Michael Crowley, (954) 432-5100. . 2007 -2009 - City of Miami Streetcar, Miami-Dade County, FL - Survey of various roadways along the streetcar corridor along the east-west loop and the north-south loop. Both loops are comprised of approximately 10 miles in length of roadway. Client: City of Miami, Contact Person: Leo Villalobos, (305) 416-1280. . MDX General Engineering Consultant Services - GEC A, Miami-Dade County, FL - Survey Project Manager for Consul-Tech provided surveying and mapping services under a contract that requires multiple task orders or authorizations to perform throughout Miami-Dade County. Client: HNTB, Contact Person: Jose de Almagro, P.E., Contact Person: (305) 551-8100. . 2006-2008 - General Land and Engineering Surveying Professional Services, Miami Dade County, FL - Project involved High Accuracy, Second Order Class II, Survey for Metro Mover throughout the downtown area of the City of Miami to include Right of Way Mapping, topographic survey and ultimately construction layout and As-Built. Client: Miami-Dade County Public Works Department, Contact Person: Leo Ona, (305) 375-1909. . 2005-2007 - City of Sweetwater, Miami-Dade County, FL - Surveyor and Mapper for project consisting of full design survey of miscellaneous projects throughout the City of Sweetwater limits to assist FDOT - District Six in completing planned projects. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470-5210. ~ 1 r I ~ 1 ~ 1 , 1 I , J . ' I , I , J INTERCHANGE . 1996-2008 - S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway) Interchange at Miller Drive, State Road 874 and Bird Road, Miami Dade County, FL - Project consisting of sectional survey, control survey, drainage and utility survey, Project Network Control Survey, location of soil borings, full digital terrain modeling, and preparation of Right of Way Map all tied into Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum 1983/90 readjustment and National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVD 29). Client: Florida Department of Transportation Contact Person: Jason Chang, P.E., (305) 470-5331. . 2006-2008 - S.R. 874 Killian Parkway, Miami-Dade County, FL - Design Survey for the reconstruction of a six lane to eight lane limited access toll plaza facility. The project includes two new mainline toll plazas, a ramp toll plaza, and the demolition of an existing toll plaza. The new plaza provides for open road. The project also includes improvements to Killian Parkway. Client: Miami-Dade Expressway Authority Contact Person: Alfred Lurigados, P.E. (305) 637 -3277. . 1-95 & Okeechobee Road Interchange, Palm Beach County, FL - Project consisted of the preparation of control survey resulting in the preparation of right of way mapping. Total length of project 2 miles. , J r I , I .,(.'.\" 1(;,.,111/,(,"'11/1/'111I)' ........... MAJOR ARTERIAL . 2010-Present - S.R. 90/S.W. 8th Street from S.R. 821 (HEFT) to S.R. 826 (Palmetto Expressway), Miami- Dade County, FL - Survey Project Manager for milling and resurfacing project that includes safety improvements, ADA upgrades, and additional safety upgrades at the intersections of S.W. 92nd Avenue, S.W. 102nd Avenue to S.W. 99th Place, and S.W. 109th Avenue. Furthermore, upgrades to include provisions for Turbo Lanes at the intersection of S.W. 102nd Avenue will be made. Design elements include roadway design, signing & pavement markings, drainage, maintenance of traffic, surveying and mapping, geotechnical, landscape architecture, bridge design, lighting, signalization and traffic engineering. Client: Florida Department of Transportation, Contact Person: Ana Arvelo, P.E, (305) 470- 5210. . 2009-Present - S.R. 968/W. Flagler Street from NW/SW 14th Avenue to NW/SW 2nd Avenue, Miami- Dade County, FL - Reconstruction/Resurfacing of SR 968 / West Flagler Street existing curb and gutter sections, including upgrading sidewalks and pedestrian cross-walks to ADA compliance, upgrading traffic . J , J ConsulTech Sustainability I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I Environmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management 1 l 1 I I signals, lighting and drainage system, intersection improvements and landscaping enhancement. Consul- Tech will render roadway design, quality control, constructability reviews and surveying and mapping services. Client: Gannett Fleming, Inc., Contact Person: Pablo Bielecki, P.E., (786) 846-9540. . 2006-2008 - S.R. AlA (Ocean Drive) - Hallandale Beach, Florida, Broward County - Surveying Project Manager to assist to FDOT District 4 with a RRR Milling and resurfacing of SR AlA from south of Seacrest Parkway (MP 0.870) to Azalea Terrace (MP 2.011). Services include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Four, Contact Person: Bing Wang, P.E., (954) 777 -4406. . 2006-2008 - S.R. 5 (US-l) Yamato Road, Palm Beach County, Florida - Surveying Project Managerfor 3R Milling and resurfacing project located on S.R. 5/ U.S. 1 just south of Yamato Road to the C-15 Canal. This project includes the analysis of existing roadway conditions to extend the service life of the existing roadway, roadway slopes, geometry, clear zone, and strain poles and appropriate implemental and analyses. Services also include roadway design, drainage, signalization, maintenance of traffic, signing and pavement markings, utility coordination, landscaping, geotechnical, photogrammetry, and public involvement. Client: Florida Department of Transportation District Four, Contact Person: Leslie Wetherell, P.E., (954) 777-4438. . 2006-2009 - S.R. 820 Hollywood Boulevard, Broward County, FL - Design survey for milling, resurfacing, paved shoulders and drainage improvements from 44th Avenue to just west of Interstate 95. Client: Florida Department ofTransportation District Four, Contact Person: James Scully, P.E., (954) 777-4633. . Miami Garden's Drive (S.R. 860) from 1-75 to N.W.57 Avenue, Miami-Dade County, FL - Project included preparation of project network control sheets, full topographic and digital terrain modeling, drainage and utility survey all tied into Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum 1983/90 readjustment and National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVD 29). Client: BND Engineers, Inc., Contact Person: Kevin Keane/Laura Vallejo, (305) 599-8495. . S.R. 80, Palm Beach County, FL - Project included Topographical survey, digital terrain model, design survey and right of way mapping. Project limits 8 miles approximately, from I 95 west along S.R. 80. . S.R. AlA, Palm Beach County, FL - Project included preparation of right of way mapping. Project limits 4 miles starting at the Breakers northward. . Davie Boulevard, Broward County, FL - Design survey consisting of digital terrain model, drainage survey from 195 westto S.R. 441. . N.W. 135th Street from S.R. 9 to US 441, Miami Dade County, FL - Project included topographic survey, cross sections, drainage and utility survey for design and construction purposes. . U.S. 1 (S.R. 5) from 216th to 220th Street (Route Survey). S.R. 826 Miami-Dade County, FL - Project included preparation of project network control sheets, full topographic and digital terrain modeling, drainage and utility survey all tied into Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum 1983/90 readjustment and National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929 (NGVD 29). r} ~ 1 ~ 1 ~ I I : I f ) , I r I l , r , J I : I ( J , I ConsulTech II (.J. I (;,.flIIP (:""'IId//)' ............ Sustainabliity I Operations & Maintenance I Construction Management I Consulting I EnVironmental I Architecture & Engineering I Program Management rl r} ~1 rl ~ 1 r I ~ I I r I I ' I 1 ~ I I ~<..> <-'<<-"-." I CL;",,:-::-.><, -.;- 4 ~ g: . ~ --::;:, .. -...". HERNANDO R. RAMOS, P.E. Principal Geotechnical Engineer Years of Experience 25 Education M.S. Civil Engineering - 1988 (Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta) M.S. Civil Engineering - 1986 (Florida International University, Miami) B.S. Civil Engineering - 1978 (University of Cartagena, Colombia) Professional Registrations Professional Engineer, Florida 42045 LBR Technician-CTQP Certified Professional Affiliations American Society of Civil Engineer Key Qualifications Geotechnical engineer with more than 25 years of experience with transportation, industrial, ports, and civil projects. His experience includes design, planning, execution of new geotechnical projects and the remedial procedures to correct foundation problems of existing structures, extensive involvement with axial and lateral pile analyses, slope stability evaluation on retaining walls and embankment projects using geogrid layers. Other specialties include design of numerous retaining walls types such as mechanically stabilized earth, reinforced concrete, sheet pile cantilever and anchored walls. WORK HISTORY January 1978-December 1982 Caminos Vecinales (Colombia) June 1988- December 1998 Law Engineering Services, Inc. January 1999 to Present HR Engineering Services, Inc. , I , J t , 1 r I , J , I . , , I , 1 , J , I , } Hernando R. Ramos, P.E. HR Engineering Services, Inc. Detailed Experience Planning, Analysis, Execution and Review of Geotechnical Projects During the past 20 years, he assisted in, as well as supervised over 120~ geotechnical explorations and construction monitoring projects ranging from one story structures such as industrial and commercial facilities to more complex projects including high-rise buildings, several roadway and bridge foundation evaluations, one elevated light rail people mover, two extensions to the existing metrorail, and two tunnel evaluation projects. Extensive experience with shallow foundations bearing on both soil and natural rock. Responsible for geotechnical recommendations for deep foundations on soil, weathered and hard rocks and a combination of soil/rock conditions for projects in south Florida. Deep foundation system recommendations have typically consisted of driven piles, redundant and non-redundant drilled shafts, augercast piles, Franki piles, pin- piles and micropiles. Shallow Foundation Recommendations and Evaluations Shallow foundations on fill soils generally included the removal of unsuitable soils and their replacement with structural fills. Shallow ~oundations be~ring on t.he South Florida Limestone generally Included a special foundation preparation consisting of cleaning of the cavities in the rock and filling with lean concrete. Shallow foundation types ranged from strip and individual footings for several multi-story buildings, telecommunication towers, for support of the piers for an elevated people mover, an extension of the Metrorail Transit System, and FOOT bridge piers. Bearing capacity and settlement evaluations have been an integral part of preparing shallow foundation recommendations for most structures. Mr. Ramos has been involved with roadway projects requiring evaluation of embankments bearing on soft soils, in particular the widening of five miles of State Road 5 (U.S. 1) near Key Largo. The stability of the new embankments was provided with geogrid layers. Deep Foundation System Recommendations Deep foundation system recommendations have typically consisted of. driven piles, augercast piles, Franki piles, pin-piles, micropiles and drilled shafts. He has recommended augercast piles to pile lengths up to 110 feet and drill shafts with diameters up to 9 feet, lengths up to 80 feet, and capacity of about 1400 tons in friction, drilled over water, and driven piles with sections up to 30 inches by 30 inches, and lengths up to 130 feet and capacities of 300 tons for bridge support. These foundation alternatives have been recommended for ~everal. m.ajor .structures in South Florida, including a 52-story high- rise bUilding In downtown Miami, a 70-foot high new MacArthur bridge, and numerous mono shafts for support of telecommunication towers up to 200 feet in height and an extension of the Metrorail in Miami. Page 1 of2 HR Engineering Services, Inc. ~l rl ~l , 1 r 1 r 1 : I r , , I , 1 ,1 , , \ I I I I ' J I ' , , I , I , I , I l I , } , J HERNANDO R. RAMOS, P.E. Principal Geotechnical Engineer HR Engineering Services, Inc. Slope Stability Settlement Analysis Mr. Ramos has also been responsible for planning, analyzing data, and providing recommendations for slope stability and settlement analysis for numerous projects. He has recommended MSE, reinforced concrete, sheet pile, cantilever and anchored walls. His experience has included the design of driven piles, concrete panels cantilever retaining walls and anchored walls. He has also designed geogrid-reinforced embankments with MSE walls with an overall height of 40 feet. KEY PROJECTS Port of Miami Wharf VI Bulkhead Extension - Miami.Dade County, Florida Senior Geotechnical Engineer in charge of the geotechnical scope for this Port of Miami project. His duties included coordination with the personnel assigned to the project. The work included the field data collection and the bulkhead geotechnical analysis. Performed the analysis of a wharf bulkhead system, 950 feet long for a maximum dredging elevation at -52 feet, NGVD29. The bulkhead consisted of 46-inch diameter steel pipe piles spaced 8 feet apart. The geotechnical analysis of the bulkhead system included the weight of one side of a gantry crane transferred through eight wheels. The other side is supported on an independent pile system. Port of Miami North Pomtoc Yard Pavement and Seaboard Marine Yard Pavement - Miami.Dade County, Florida Senior Geotechnical Engineer in charge of the geotechnical scope for this Port of Miami project. His duties included coordination with the personnel assigned to the project. The work included the field data collection and the pavement analysis. Provided pavement analysis was for rubber-tire gantry cranes and staker-container loading machines. The analysis included pavement thicknesses for the vehicles and per repetitions per year. Included recommendations, specification for construction. Bicentennial Park New Bulkhead Design. Miami.Dade County, Florida Senior Geotechnical Engineer in charge of the geotechnical services for this City of Miami project. His duties included coordination with the personnel assigned to the project. The work included the field data collection and the design of cantilever retaining walls and recommendations for sheetpile construction. Provided evaluation of the existing bulkhead system that consisted of an old anchored steel sheet pile. The existing bulkhead was in poor conditions. The new system consisted of a cantilever steel sheetpile with an oversized section modulus to avoid the use of anchor and minimize the disturbance of contaminated soils behind the existing bulkhead. The new sheepile wall extended from the northeast comer of Bicentennial Park with the MacArthur Causeway Bridge, continued along the east side of the park, the American Airline Arena and ended near Dodge Island Bridge, Hernando R. Ramos, P.E. Page 2 of2 HR Engineering Services, Inc. 1 rl rl r I ~ I EXPERTISE : I Surveying Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) ~ I Utility Coordination EXPERIENCE , r With FRA: 14 Years \ I With Others: 4 Years , 1 EMPLOYMENT I l I Joined FRA 07/1996 I ' 1 1996 - 1993 Accurate Locating , J EDUCATION B.A. Liberal Arts Old Westbury, NY , I (1985) , I CERTIFICATIONS f I Florida Intermediate Training - ATSSA (2010) RedVector's , I Understanding Subsurface Utility Engineering (2004) WorkZone Traffic Control , J Intermediate Level (2002) . J Confined Space Entry Training Program (1999) . } .~.ALEMAN & Associates, tnc. CONSULTING ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS DENNIS STANTON Sr. Utility Coordinator Mr. Stanton has specialized in utility coordinating, mapping and protection of subsurface utility systems for over 18 years. He has relevant and recent work experience in designating, locating and plant protection projects. He has' performed utility investigations with a variety of electronic detection devices, survey equipment and air/vacuum excavators on numerous projects throughout Florida, New York, Virginia and Maryland, He has supervised over 10,000 test holes and over 1,000,000 utility feet of designating. PROJECT EXPERIENCE Dlstrlctwlde Utility Location Services, FDOT 6 (2009 - Present). FRA was recently awarded this contract again, our previous contract ended in 12/2005. Mr. Stanton, as the Project Manager, facilitates a quick response to the Department when ordering subsurface exploration services. He provides all the necessary services to designate, locate by excavation, survey and map existing surface and subsurface utilities to support the design of construction plans on projects selected by the Department. He provides exact horizontal and vertical locations of existing underground utilities by way of electromagnetic, sonic and other geophysical location techniques including vacuum excavation. Contact: Mr. Tony Sota (305) 470-5232 Dlstrlctwlde Utility Coordination Services, FDOT 6 (2006 - 2011). Mr. Stanton has served as a Utility Coordinator as needed for this contract. During the life of this contract, FRA has received between a 4.0 and 4.7 composite grade. FRA has completed numerous major roadway projects under this contract and has provided on-site services, as needed. Tasks have included all phases of utility negotiations and relocation (electric, telecommunications/cable, water/sewer, gas/fuel). FRA has provided Utility Coordination services in accordance with FOOT's standards, policies and procedures and is familiar with FOOT's utility agreements. FRA has worked with various utilities companies (FPL Distribution, Transmission, Fibernet; Com cast; Bellsouth; Verizon; Miami-Dade Water & Sewer; Level 3 Communications; Qwest Communications, etc,) on multiple projects within Miami-Dade and Monroe County. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto (305) 470-5232 Dlstrlctwlde Utility Location Services & D/W Underground Utility Services Contract, FOOT 4 (11/2000 - OS/2011). Mr. Stanton, as the Project Manager, provides all the necessary services to designate, locate by excavation, survey and map existing surface and subsurface utilities to support the design of construction plans on projects selected by the Department. He provides exact horizontal and vertical locations of existing underground utilities by way of electromagnetic, sonic and other geophysical location techniques including vacuum excavation. FRA has been awarded two consecutive contracts! Contact: Mr. Ken Olson (954) 777-4563/ Mr, Bob Hughan, PSM (954) 777- 4558 Port of Miami Tunnel, FDOT 6 (2009 - Present). FRA serves as a subconsultant to Jacobs on this mega project, its budget is $1,5 billion. Mr. Stanton, as the Project Manager, facilitates a quick response to the Prime and contractor when ordering subsurface exploration services. His team provides exact horizontal and vertical locations of existing underground utilities by way of electromagnetic, sonic and other geophysical location techniques including vacuum excavation. Contact Mr. Renato Marrero, Jacobs (No Longer with the firm) 1-595 Corridor Roadway Improvements, FDOT 4 (04/2009 - Present). FRA serves as a subconsultant to the ACS Dragados/EarthTech Team for this project. The area of this project extend from the 1-75/Sawgrass Expressway interchange to the 1-595/1-95 interchange in central Broward County, Florida, for a total project length of approximately 10.5 miles. The project consists of the reconstruction, addition of auxiliary lanes and resurfacing of the 1-595 mainline (including associated improvements to frontage roads and ramps), and a new reversible express lanes system in the 1-595 median. Under Mr. Stanton's direction, FRA is providing SUE services to support the design and construction for approximately 15.5 miles of the interstate highway system, FRA provides designation of all requested underground utilities by means of electromagnetic and ground penetrating radar (GPR). In addition, we are providing utility locations using the vacuum excavation method for approximately 1500 possible utility conflicts, Our in-house surveying group is providing the necessary survey support so we may deliver a stand alone product certified by a professional Land Surveyor. The schedule of this project was very demanding, FRA was required to complete all required SUE work within the first six months of the design, We completed all work on- time! Contact: Mr. Dong Chen (954) 777- 4362 Land Surveying Services, Miami-Dade County Public Schools (3/2004 - Present). FRA has been awarded two consecutive contracts as a Prime consultant by the MDCPS board. Under this contract we have performed nearly all types of survey services including boundary, topographical, specific purpose, title searches, elevation certificates, roof surveys, etc. Other types of work provided include to the school board include ground penetrating radar (GPR), underground utility location and designation. Mr. Stanton serves as the SUE coordinator for this project. Over the course of the contract, we been assigned 96 Work Orders most of which were at different schools, on many occasions the services were required immediately and FRA's survey/utility crews have begun work within 24 hours of being issued. Contact: Ms. Nancy Tobin (305) 995-2423 '1 '1 r1 r 1 ~ 1 EXPERTISE Utility Coordination CEI ITS r I r J , J EXPERIENCE With FRA: 15 Years With Others: 5 Years r I . I EMPLOYMENT Joined FRA 3/1994 , 1 , I EDUCATION Engineering Major University of Pennsylvania , , . J I . I A. A. Electronics Technology Devry , J CTQP TIN R530-1614-9460 , J , I CERTIFICATIONS IMSA Certified Work Zone Specialist IMSA Certified Traffic Signal Levell IMSA Certified Traffic Signal Level II FOOT Site Manager FOOT Profile FOOT Final Estimates Level II CEllssues/Contract Administration CEI Consultant Series Traffic Control Plan Design Laboratory Information Management Module 2 & 3 (L1MS) ~~.ALEMAN & Associates, Inc. CONSULTING ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS DENNIS ROWAND Project Administrator / Utility Coordinator Mr. Rowand has twenty years of experience in the engineering industry, he has worked in all areas including Utility Coordination, CEI, design of signalized intersections and communication systems, signing and traffic signal equipment inventory, and preparation of traffic control plan packages per FDOT and MUTCD procedures. PROJECT EXPERIENCE Districtwide Utility Coordination Services, FOOT 6 (2006 - 2011). Mr, Rowand has served as a Utility Coordinator, as needed, under this contract. During the life of this contract, FRA has received between a 4.0 and 4.7 composite grade. FRA has completed numerous major roadway projects under this contract and has provided on-site services, as needed. Tasks have included all phases of utility negotiations and relocation (electric, telecommunications/cable, water/sewer, gas/fuel). FRA has provided Utility Coordination services in accordance with FDOT's standards, policies and procedures and is familiar with FOOT's utility agreements. FRA has worked with various utilities companies (FPL Distribution, Transmission, Fibernet; Comcast; Bellsouth; Verizon; Miami-Dade Water & Sewer; Level 3 Communications; Qwest Communications, etc.) on multiple projects within Miami-Dade and Monroe County. The following is a list of the work orders Mr. Ramirez has worked on: · WO 48: 425598-1-52-01 SR-7 (NW 7 Ave) from NW 6 St to NW 32 St · WO 49: 425478-1-52-01 SR-93 (1-75) EB 1-75 ramp to SB SR-826 at NW 102 St. · WO 54: 425659-1-52-01 SR-9 (NW 27 Ave) from NW 103 St to NW 116 St · WO 72: 250080-2-52-01 SR-826 (Palmetto X-Way) from NW 22 Ave to NW 8 Ave · WO 74: 428480-1-52-01 SR-933 (NW 12 Ave) from NW 20 St to NW 29 St · WO 81: 249941-1-52-01 SR-823 (Red Rd NW 4 Ave) from W 46 St to W 53 St · WO 82: 249941-6-52-01 SR-823 (Red Rd NW 4 Ave) from W 53 St to W 65 St · WO 83: 249941-4-52-01 SR-823 (Red Rd NW 4 Ave) from W 65 St to W 84 St · WO 88: 250080-3-52-01 SR-826 (Palmetto X-Way) from NW 42 Ave to NW 22 Ave Contact: Mr. Tony Soto (305) 470-5232 1-595 Roadway Improvements Projects - Maintenance of Broward County Fiber Optic Cable), FDOT 4 (2009-2011). The primary objective of this task was to provide construction plans for Maintenance of the existing Broward County ITS Fiber Optic Cable during all Construction Phasing of the 1-595 Improvement Project from University Drive to 1- 95. It was determined that the majority of the existing Broward County ITS Fiber Optic Cable would be affected by the proposed project construction. FRA developed ITS plans that enabled the contractor to construct the main permanent conduit trunk-line and temporary cross-over conduit and temporary splice vaults as part of the MOT Phase I construction activities of both Zone 6 and Zone 7 from University Dr to East of SR 7. Mr. Rowand provided Utility Coordination through extensive field investigation and assisted FRA Designers in the development of BFO Relocation Plans. ITS plans were developed to incorporate all construction sequences and phasing until the permanent ITS Fiber Optic Network was fully constructed, while minimizing fiber splicing and down-time of the Broward County ITS Fiber Optic Cable. Contact: Mr. Robson Lima (954) 513-3805 1-595 Roadway Improvements Projects - Power Service Design, FDOT 4. (2009-2011). This project involved FRA locating and documenting reliable power sources that were a critical part of the overall 1-595 project. Electrical design included, providing detailed power service locations within the project limits for Reversible Express Lanes Access Control subsystem (including all Gates), a CCTV camera subsystem, a DMS subsystem, Changeable Message Sign (CMS) subsystem, a HAR subsystem, a Microwave Vehicle Detection Station (MVDS) subsystem and Three Communication Hubs. The electrical design services also included the Toll Building and Toll Gantry electrical systems. Mr. Rowand coordinated all service points with FPL representatives, coordinated with design engineers for all changes in location due to relocation by FPL and provided utility coordination for power service points required for this very complex project spanning the entire length of 1-595. To enhance power reliability FRA designed a power distribution and backup system consisting of, underground electrical conductor circuits to all ITS Devices, transformers, generators, automatic transfer switches and UPS included as part of the scope of work. Mr. Rowand coordinated all locations for the back-up power equipment, provided all utility coordination for back-up equipment sites and assisted FRA designers with back-up equipment power requirements Contact: Mr. Chris Artis from FPL(954) 321- 2049 ITS CEI for 1-395, and Palmetto Expressway, FDOT 6 (2008 - 3/2010). FRA served as a subconsultant for this project, Mr. Rowand was assigned in the role of Contract Support Specialist (Office Engineer) on the following projects: Expansion of the ITS System on 1-395 from 1-95 to Alton RD included in this project is the installation of 1 DMS sign, 16 CCTV cameras, 48 vehicle detectors, 16 pole mounted controller cabinets, power services, conduit, pull boxes, splice vaults and fiber optic cable. Mr. Rowand also oversaw the warranty repair on previously installed DMS signs on US-1 including reviewing the Repair Plans and procedures, MOT plans and Material Certifications. Contact: Ms. Dari Vorce (305) 499-2392 ~l rl ~ 1 r 1 ~ 1 r I : I r I I . I I "1 I . J r I I . I , I r I , I . J . J 'll ,~ffi.' EXPERTISE Utility Coordination EXPERIENCE 6 Years EMPLOYMENT Joined FRA 7/2011 Jacobs: 2006 - 2011 C3TS:1996-2006s EDUCATION B,S,C,E. Florida International University Miami, Florida (1998) CERTIFICATIONS FUCC- Design, Cost Estimating & Billing, and Coordination Module American Public Works "Introduction to Damage Prevention and Safety" FOOT "Advanced Work Zone Traffic Control" FOEP "Storm Water, Erosion, & Sedimentation Control Inspector" Member of APWA since 1998 Member of ASCE since 1998 Former Chairperson for the "Miami-Dade County Damage Prevention Council", sponsored by Sunshine State One Call of Florida (SSOCOF) (2002-2006) n1l~~:MAN ~ CONSULTING ENG'NEERS & SURVEYORS ARACELY ANDOLLO-SOTO Sr. Utility Coordinator Mrs. Andollo has six years experience in utilities coordination on design-build and traditional design for projects in Districts Four (Districtwide Utilities Contract); Five; Six, Turnpike Enterprise; and Miami- Dade Expressway Authority. These projects include Combined Portal Tunnel; 3R; Open Road Tolling; Toll Plaza Modifications; Bridge Jackings and Rehabilitation Projects. She has over ten years of vast permitting experience through Municipal and Governmental Agencies such as WASD, DERM, FDEP, SFWMD, Department of Health, and other State and Federal Agencies. Capable of managing the construction phase of a project including RFI's; review and processing shop drawings; and coordination between Client, Engineer and Contractor. She has established a good working relationship with Utility and Project Managers from FOOT Districts 4, 5, 6 and Turnpike Enterprise; in addition to Directors of Utilities Municipalities. Mrs, Andollo has experience with the coordination of construction projects, funded by municipalities, for installation and repair of underground utilities. She has vast experience with permitting process trough and Public Works Departments from municipal and government agencies for installation and repair of underground utilities. PROJECT EXPERIENCE Mrs. Andollo recently joined FRA and is being integrated into existing projects. Port of Miami Tunnel, Miami-Dade County, FOOT 6 (2008-2011). Ongoing Utility Coordination (with local agencies such as Miami-Dade Water & Sewer Department; Florida Power & Light; Comcast and AT&T Florida; in addition to State and Federal Agencies) for the relocation of existing utilities (and railroad tracks) located within the Department's right-of-way. This Design-Build project consists of three primary components: widening of Macarthur Causeway Bridge; combined portal tunnel connection between Watson Island and Dodge Island; and connections to the Port of Miami roadway system, Due to the complex nature of the project, all existing utilities in Dodge Island have been designed to be relocated to a "utility corridor", eliminating possible conflicts with proposed tunnel and roadway design. This tunnel will be the largest precast concrete segment lining tunnel in the U.S. and is claimed to be the most difficult tunnel for tunnel construction in the world at this time. All Electronic Tolling (AET) Conversion of SR-924 (Gratigny), SR-878 and SR-874 Design Build, Miami-Dade County (2009-2010). Utility Coordination with local agencies (such as MD-WASD; FP&L; AT&T Florida) and responsible for identifying existing utilities within the project corridor and coordinating their relocation to avoid impacts with design and construction. This Design-Build project included the reconstruction of the existing Gratigny Toll Plaza; two new collecting gantries along SR 924; safety improvements along the areas east and west of the toll plaza, as well as five additional toll collecting gantries along SR-878 and SR-874, SR 869 (Sawgrass Expressway) Deerfield Toll Plaza Modifications, Broward County, Turnpike Enterprise (2008-2009). Utility coordination between the Department, Engineer of Record, and Utility Agency Owners for design-build project consisting of the widening of SR-869 and the reconstruction of Deerfield Toll Plaza. West Palm Beach Exit Ramp Bridge (over SR 91jFlorida Turnpike), Deck Clearance Upgrade, Palm Beach County, Turnpike Enterprise (2005-2006). Utility coordination for the jacking of the bridge for additional clearance. SR A1A over Hillsboro Inlet, Broward County, Districtwide Utilities Contract, FDOT 4 (2005-2006). Utility coordination for repair of bridge fender system. SR 9 over Dania Cutoff Canal, Broward County, Districtwide Utilities Contract, FDOT 4 (2005-2006). Utility coordination for rehabilitation of bridge fender system. SR 707 (Dixie Highway) over 51. Lucie River, Martin County, Districtwide Utilities, FDOT 4 (2005- 2006). Utility coordination for repair of bridge's fender system, SR 500 (US 441) 3R Improvements, Marion County, FDOT 5 (2005-2006). Utility coordination for 3R Improvements along approximately nine miles of roadway. SR 50 from West of SR 520 to east of St. Anne Street 3R Improvements, Orange County, FDOT 5 (2005-2006). Utility coordination for 3R Improvements along approximately seven miles of roadway. 1 r] r] rl rl f 1 ~ I ~ 1 ~ I : I ! r I . J EXPERTISE Utility Coordination EXPERIENCE 7 Years EMPLOYMENT Joined FRA 8/2011 Miami, FL Eehostar: (2008-2011) Florida City Gas: (1988- 2008) EDUCATION Barry University Miami Shore, FL (2004 ) , I , I , I L J , J '~ ~. ALEMAN & Associates, Inc. CONSUL liNG ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS Eloy Vega Utility Coordinator Mr. Vega has gained a significant amount of utility coordination experience from working with EchoStar and Florida City Gas; He is a dependable and organized individual possessing strong planning, interpersonal and communication skills. PROJECT EXPERIENCE Mr. Vega recently joined FRA and has been integrated into the following projects. SR-968 (W. Flagler Street) from NW 2 Avenue to NW 14 Avenue, FDOT 6 (FM No.: 414633-1- 52-01) Mr. Vega is providing Utility Coordination for the District and working with the following utilities: P.E,A./TCG - South Florida, AT&T Florida, Miami-Dade Water & Sewer, Comcast, FPL, FPL Fibernet, FPL Transmission, Miami-Dade County Public Works, Teeo/Peoples Gas, Time Warner Telecom, Fiberlight, LLC, Central Support Facility, Global Crossing, Miami-Dade County Enterprise Technology Service, Level 3, MCINerizon Business, Owest Communications, and XO Communications. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto, P.E. (305) 470-5232 SR-972 (SW 22 Street) from SW 37 Avenue to SW 13 Avenue, FDOT 6(FM No.: 427513-1- 52-01. Mr. Vega is providing Utility Coordination for the District and working with the following utilities: AT&T Florida, Miami-Dade Water & Sewer, Comcast, FPL, FPL Fibernet, FPL Transmission, Miami-Dade County Public Works, Teco/Peoples Gas, City of Coral Gables, and Florida City Gas. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto, P.E. (305) 470-5232 SR-915 (NE 6 Avenue) from NE 145 Street to Miami Gardens Drive, FDOT 6 (FM No.: 433620-1-52-01. Mr. Vega is providing Utility Coordination for the District and working with the following utilities: AT&T Florida, Miami-Dade Water & Sewer, Com cast, FPL, FPL Fibernet, Miami-Dade County Public Works, Teco/Peoples Gas, Fiberlight, LLC, Level 3, MCIjVerizon Business, XO Communications, City of North Miami and City of North Miami Beach. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto, P.E. (305) 470-5232 SR-907 (Alton Road) from 5 Street to N. Michigan Avenue, FDOT 6 (FM No.: 249911-1-52- 01). Mr. Vega is providing Utility Coordination for the District and working with the following utilities: AT&T Florida, FPL, Miami-Dade County Public Works, Teco/Peoples Gas, MCIjVerizon Business, City of Miami Beach, Atlantic Broadband Communications, SprintjNextel, Florida Gas Transmission, Infrasource. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto, P.E. (305) 470-5232 SR-985 (SW 107 Avenue) from SW 104 Street (Killian Parkway) to 581 feet South of SW 88 Street, FDOT 6 (FM No.: 425913-1-52-01). Mr. Vega is providing Utility Coordination for the District and working with the following utilities: AT&T Florida, Miami-Dade Water & Sewer, Com cast, FPL, FPL Fibernet, Miami-Dade County Public Works, Florida City Gas, and XO Communications. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto, P.E. (305) 470-5232 SR-968 (W. Flagler Street) from 200 feet West of 27 Avenue to NW 14 Avenue, FDOT 6 (FM No.: 418091-1-52-01). Mr. Vega is providing Utility Coordination for the District and working with the following utilities: P.E.A.jTCG - South Florida, AT&T Florida, Miami-Dade Water & Sewer, Comcast, FPL, FPL Fibernet, Miami-Dade County Public Works, and Teco/Peoples Gas. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto, P.E. (305) 470-5232 US-1 (Southbound) from SW 168 Street to SW 183 Street, FDOT 6 (FM No.: 428487-1-52- 01). Mr. Vega is providing Utility Coordination for the District and working with the following utilities: AT&T Florida, Miami-Dade Water & Sewer, Com cast, FPL, FPL Fibernet, Miami-Dade County Public Works, Miami-Dade County Enterprise Technology Service, Florida City Gas, and XO Communications. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto, P.E. (305) 470-5232 SR-959 (SW 57 Avenue) from US-1 (S. Dixie Highway) to Bird Road (SW 40 Street), FDOT 6 (FM No.: 428484-1-52-01). Mr. Vega is providing Utility Coordination for the District and working with the following utilities: AT&T Florida, Miami-Dade Water & Sewer, Comcast, FPL, FPL Fibernet, Miami-Dade County Public Works, Miami-Dade County Enterprise Technology Service, MCIjVerizon Business, XO Communications, Atlantic Broadband Communications, City of Coral Gables, Florida City Gas. Contact: Mr. Tony Soto, P.E. (305) 470-5232 1 l '1 rl Fl F I ~ ] I ~ I I I fC 1 I , J I I , J , I PROFESSionAL LICEnSES ~~t~ ll! Jlfln-~- G!;,~. .'~" l:Q 0' 1~ llar~ llfl..~~" ,'~. 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J r 1 l J ~ J : J ~ j ~ J L J l J l I ] 1 1 ~l ~ 1 r j ~ 1 ~ I Section 4 Approach / methodology CSA will be responsible} along with other duties} for managing and coordinating project design} undertaking project development and plans production duties} and addressing project complexity issues. CSA has a vast experience in designing drainage systems in similar conditions as the ones encountered in the City of Sunny Isles. r , . I Drainage Analysis: After a series of field visits to the project site and reviewing similar project conditions} the following are the main critical drainage issues that have to be addressed in order to achieve an efficient drainage system under these circumstances: a) Low ground elevations: ground elevations in some areas are extremely low varying from 4 to 5 feet N.G.V.D. b) West of Collins Avenue} the percolation test results may be around E-5 to E-6 (cfs/ft2-ft of head) because of the silt/muck layers. On Collins and east of Collins} the values are good} E-3} E-4. As we approach North Bay Road} our experience indicates that below the pavement there are 3-4 feet of fill material followed by organics and silt layers down to 7 to 10 feet. Then} the sands may be found. Near the Intracoastal, these subsurface conditions worsen. As we approach Collin Avenue} the subsurface conditions get better because of the sand bar along Collins Avenue. c) Poor soil storage and infiltration capacity of the green areas due to the high groundwater elevations. d) Absence of swales} ditches} ponds} etc. making surface storage capacity for the stormwater runoff almost non-existent. Furthermore} acquiring additional right-of-way to create surface storage capacity is cost prohibited in the project area. e) A relative low well capacity ranging from 200 to 400 G.P.M. f) A combination of high groundwater stages and high tides stages are the primary reason of high water stages ~ ) r 1 I l J r t I I J : I l J L I , I l J l J . J at canals} lakes and ocean connected canals. Therefore} outfall pipes discharging into those open water surfaces are generally happening under submerge conditions} thus increasing hydraulic losses and creating flooding conditions at the streets and parking areas. g) Residents of the area are very sensible to floodings as well as other aspects such as noises and traffic interruptions. Therefore} the MOT and construction schedule should take into account these constraints in order to minimize any adverse impacts to the life of the residents living in the neighborhood of the project area. Design Approach of the Proposed Drainage System: A gravity drainage system will be design taking into account all constrains previously explained. We realized that a gravity self contained drainage system is the most desirable from the maintenance and cost prospective} but at the same time the efficiency of the system will be extremely low if we do not take into account all the factors and constrains previously mentioned. Therefore} we are proposing a drainage system that will be optimized and designed for the worst case scenario; when high ground water and hide tide stages coincide with the peak of the rainfall design event. However} depending of the hydraulic modeling output an outfall connection maybe required. Our design approach will include a hydraulic modeling using the latest version of the ICPR software that will optimize and include all the factors intervening in the stormwater runoff and we will analyze several alternatives to come up with the most efficient drainage system that address all the issues containing in the Scope of Services of the RFQ. Four different design alternatives will be analyzed and are explained as follows: Alternative 1: Design a self contained interconnected Drainage System with exfiltration trench drains. If percolation values yield low exfiltration capacity that make the exfiltration system inadequate, then a second ...... 1 1 l rl r 1 r 1 ~ 1 :' ) ~ I ! F I I . J alternative will follows. Alternative 2: Design a self contained interconnected Drainage System with a deep gravity drainage well. Alternative 3: Design a self contained interconnected Drainage System with the combination of exfiltration trench drains and deep drainage well to provide for both water quality and attenuation. Alternative 4: Design an interconnected Drainage System with the combination of exfiltration trench drains and deep drainage well with an emergency outfall connection. The purpose of the outfall will be to overflow the excess for higher storm events that cannot be contained within the proposed drainage system. Outfall analysis will include two options. First option: discharge the excess runoff to the FDOT drainage system that runs along the Collins Avenue. Second option: discharge the excess runoff to the intracoastal tidal waters. If outfall connection to the intracoastal is selected} then high efficiency check valves will be used to prevent any tidal waters from entering into the Citls drainage system form the high tide events. Under this option additional analysis will be conducted to select the best location in terms of cost and permitting compliance. f 1 , I , I l I Design criteria: Our design will incorporate all current design criteria as required by the Miami-Dade County Stormwater Design Standards} FDOT} FDEP for deep drainage well criteria and any regulatory agency that we may need to obtain a permit for the proposed drainage improvements. In order to optimize the design for the worst case scenario} we will utilize variable groundwater and tailwater conditions along the storm analysis for different storm events and frequencies. This will allow to identify when the maximum f100dings occurs} which is usually during the peak of the rainfall event and the maximum stages of both the groundwater and tidal stages when the discharge is taken place. By taken this design approach, we are confident that proposed drainage improvements will work under the most unfavorable conditions and has been implemented and verified in recently constructed projects that we have designed , j . I , J , J , J , J and permitted using this design methodology Permitting Agencies: Our staff has a vast experience and knowledge of per- mitting process with all locals} state and federal regula- tory agencies. The anticipated permits for this project may include a Class II Stormwater Permit from Miami- Dade Environmental Resource Department (DERML an Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) from South Florida Water management District (SFWMDL a per- mit connection from FDOT to allow for discharge into their jurisdiction} an FDEP permit for the construction of deep drainage well} a cut and fill permit from the United States Army Corp of Engineers (USACE) to al- low for discharge into their jurisdiction} a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) in compliance with the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permitting. Since an impact to the intracoastal may occur} a Coast Guard Permit from the United States Coast Guard and Fill Nationwide Permit from USACE may be required. However} this will be minimized or eliminated altogether by choosing a location that will avoid any impact to the navigational limits as estab- lished by Coast Guard. Preliminary coordination with permitting agencies is anticipated at the early stages of the project to ensure addressing all permitting require- ment criteria and incorporate them into the proposed design. Recent Project Experience: Our company has completed several design projects and Studies similar to the City of Sunny Isles in the last two years that incorporates both design criteria and permitting requirements. The most notable are: 1- Palm Grove Improvements for the City of Miami (City Project No. B-30630L which is under construction now. Proposed drainage improvements include 800 linear feet of french drains and 7 deep drainage wells. 2- Oakland Grove Improvements the City of Miami (City Project No. B-30880L which is under permitting now. Proposed drainage improvements include 600 linear feet of french drains. 3- Evaluation of two alternatives to addre.s~ dr'!ll].age rl l r 1 r 1 r 1 r 1 ~ 1 ~ 1 ~ I and tidal flooding problems at Riviera Isles (Phase I) for the City of Fort Lauderdale. Proposed drainage improvements include 6 deep drainage wells and three pump stations. Survey: Consul Tech Enterprises} Inc. is a CSA company and therefore, we have in-house capabilities to perform all survey needs requested in the RFQ. Consul Tech utilizes the newest technology when performing topographic surveys. Consul Tech employs the use of several data collections systems such as Real Time Kinematic (RTKL Digital Echo-sounders} Electronic Digital levels} Robotic Total Stations} Electronic Field Book (EFB) and Cadastral Electronic Field Book (CEFB). We have a highly experienced staff equipped with the latest software} including the Micro Station XM} GeoPak} CAiCE} AutoCAD} and Softdesk. We can provide any electronic format of data delivery that may be required. The most critical element in performing a boundary survey is the initial research of the property along with the extensive review of any matters of record which affect the property that are reflected in a title report or commitment. A clear and correct legal description must be calculated and written to reflect the boundary. The legal description should also be checked against any adjoining properties to ensure that there are no JJgapsJJ or JJoverlapsJJ which may affect the subject properties. Once the legal description has been created and/or verified} a field crew is dispatched to the property in order to locate any sectionalized land corners or other monumented corners that have been referenced in the legal description. If the monumented corners are not found} then additional field work is performed in order to gather sectional information needed in the re-establishment of lost or obliterated corners. Once calculated and re-set} a Certified Corner Record form is completed and filed with the appropriate agencies. Consul Tech has extensive experience in the re- establishment of lost and obliterated corners} having retraced a number of sections throughout south and central Florida. The final phase of a boundary survey is to locate any improvements as specified by the client I , I l J , 1 l 1 I f I c I l J 1 J , J , J and prepare a sketch of survey depicting the results. Geotech n ica I: CSA has teamed up with HRES, Inc. which has extensive knowledge of soils conditions and have performed numerous geotechnical test I the vicinity of the project area. The expertise of HRES} Inc. is very valuable for our team since we can evaluate in advance the proper methodology for the drainage design and construction. HRES} Inc. considers that on West of Collins Avenue} the percolation test results may be around E-S to E-6 because of the silt/muck layers. On Collins and east of Collins, the values are good, E-3} E-4. As we approach North Bay Road} our experience indicates that below the pavement there are 3-4 feet offill material followed by organics and silt layers down to 7 to 10 feet. Then} the sands may be found. Near the Intracoastal, these subsurface conditions worsen. As we approach Collin Avenue} the subsurface conditions get better because of the sand bar along Collins Avenue. Utilities: Utility Coordination is one of the items that typically can delay any project if the coordination is not executed as scheduled. To perform this important activity, we have assigned F.R. Aleman & Associates} Inc.} a DBE certified firm and an industry leader in utility coordination and execution process that will ensure the most experienced professionals are handling this critical element of the design process. This process will begin during the Initial Engineering phase and continue until utility clearance certifications are obtained. Plans Production: . Final Design Upon approval or acceptance from the City of the design Alternative chosen} work commences with the preparation of final construction plans} specifications and cost estimates. In developing the final construction plans, we will review the following major milestones: 30% design} 60% design} 90% design and 100% design. Much of the 30% design ,,"'IW... .. .0."' 1 rl rl Fl r 1 r ] : I effort will already have been accomplished in the Drainage Analysis Phase} where we will have reviewed the design concepts while insuring constructability. · Technical Specifications Packages CSA will prepare the technical specifications for projects and will also assist the Town staff in customizing the front end documents and general conditions. CSA has extensive experience in preparing complete packages of bid documents for a variety of projects. · Cost Estimating The Cost Estimate Process provides guidance to the Technical Operations staff for preparing Technical Operations cost estimates. The process addresses cost estimate types} documentation} reviews and approvals. Based on standard input and requirements from clients} a cost estimate is categorized as one of four types: Budgetary, Rough Order of Magnitude (ROML Not to Exceed (NTEL or Proposal. Each type has its own significant risks} strategic importance} or unique requirements. The Cost Estimate Process involves three phases. The Planning Phase involves establishing a technical baseline; preparing an internal estimate; identifying the technical and financial goals; gaining agreement on the estimate type; and holding a kick-off meeting with the team to review all pertinent data. Afterwards} the Cost Management Lead logs in the cost estimate. The next phase} Functional Estimating} involves development of the cost estimate with the Client Project Manager and/or the Responsible Individuals. The client Project Manager and the initial Cost ManagementTeam then review basis ofthe estimate} and the data are entered into the Cost Database System to obtain cost accumulation and verification. The final phase} Management Team Review, involves the Responsible Individuals (from client staff} and all relevant parties) reviewing the cost estimate and obtaining a sign-off/buy-in. The Cost Manager then prepares a cost estimate review package for review by the client Director(s). The estimate is also archived for future reference and use on similar projects for , I . J ~ t I j , 1 , I r, I , I ,I the client} thereby providing the team with more consistent estimates. This proven approach has successfully reduced cost estimate re-generation and review effort while delivering a more deliberate} accurate} and robust cost estimate product. . Constructability and Biddability Reviews CSA considers Constructability and Biddability Review as a key element in the project to reduce construction time, additional services requests and claims} while reducing construction cost. As such} we are both honored and challenged by the opportunity to provide these services to the Town. CSA believes a full review of the project requires an interdisciplinary approach that will bring together a group of professionals with diverse background and experience. CSA will study the construction sequence with emphasis in the construction methods that may be employed by the contractor. The purpose of this study is to detect the need for special equipment or construction methods that may incur additional costs or delays not originally considered. Consideration will be given to special methods such as dewatering} underwater work} off hour work} special rigging for heavy loads, access for heavy equipment} etc. On the other hand} the construction specialist will look for innovative means and solutions available that may provide more expedient construction} with reduced inconvenience to the public. Another important aspect of the constructability review is the verification of contract time. CSA uses state ofthe art techniques to analyze the sequences of construction and eventually establishing of contract time. Activities are broken down to their minimum tasks} and production rates are used from our extensive database of construction productivity rates. · Sustainability We are an advocate of sustainability and try to incorporate this approach in all of our projects. As active member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBCL our job is to look at sustainable approaches to the projects we are involved with. Recently the U.S. Conference of Mayors W<iIIili ....<.. ......,..,.. l 1 ~l '1 r I r I r J : I , , announced the implementation of Sustainable Initiatives within US Cities. We would like to be part of the team that makes a difference in making the Town a better place to live} work} commute and play. Our approach is guided by the nationally accepted benchmarkforthe design} construction} and operation of high performance buildings. This process gives building owners and operators the tools they need to have an immediate and measurable impact on their buildings' performance. We promote a whole- building approach to sustainability by recognizing performance in five key areas of human and environmental health: sustainable site development} water savings} energy efficiency} materials selection} and indoor environmental quality. · Quality Assurance & Quality Control The management of the CSA is dedicated to quality production and has inspired its employees to follow this principle while performing their daily work activities. Management strongly believes that quality is conformance to established requirements and meeting the expectations of our clients. Quality assurance procedures are directed towards all technical activities, but it is recognized that quality is an individual responsibility and is applicable to all staff members. As projects become larger and more complex} more people become involved. Project management} communication and teamwork assume greater importance and lead to more specific structuring of the project team. We believe in a continuing quality improvement program that is directed towards error prevention rather than error correction. Asthe Town Consultant} the above referenced concept will be expected from the designers performing the assigned tasks. The CSA Quality Control Manager will conduct periodic reviews of the consultants and the different phases of the assigned tasks. The reviews will be conducted to evaluate procedures} staffing} criteria used} and documentation. Special emphasis will be placed to ensure proper coordination and transfer of information is obtained. l J , I , J , I '\ l J , J ~l ~l rl ~ 1 ~ 1 r 1 : ] : } fJ I J ! : I I I ' I I . I ~ J ~ J ~ J ~ j l I I l] I : j I I : f 1 I .. I l ~l l l ~l F 1 ~ 1 I ~ 1 ! :] lUCK scorl" GOVEItNOn ~-"'= I . . ==== , S.J ~\ '":" , Florida Departlllent of Transportation 3400 Wesl Comlllercial Boulevard Fort Lauderdale. FL 33309 ANANTH PIUSAU. P.E. SECItETAlty Dccember 02, 20 II City of Sunny [sIcs Beach 18070 Collins Avenuc Sunny Islcs Beach, FI 33160 Subject: Rcfcrcnce Lcttcr for Proposcr To whom it may conccrn: r I l I Consul-Tcch Enterpriscs, Inc. (a subsidiary of CSA Ccntral, Inc.) has provided dcsign scrviccs to thc F[orida Dcpartmcnt of Transportation - District Four, for the Hollywood Boulcvard projcct; /i'om [-95 to Prcsidential Circle. Thc scope included milling and resurltlCing of a six lanc urban arterial. This project had a total contract valuc 01'$7.4 million comprised o1'a design fee of approximatcly $550,000 and a construction fcc 01'$6.9 million. The delivery mcthod of this project \Vas a Design-Hid-Build option. The construction was completcd on budgct and on timc. r I l J The quality of the Consultant's dcsign abilitics was considercd abovc cxpectations. The Consultant's staff'was highly responsive to thc owner and rcspondcd timcly to thc contractor's request for information. r 1 l I Si~~&? . 1 l' l J Jose Velarde, P.E., Section Leader Email: iose.velarde@dol.statc.t1.us Telephone: 954-777-4677 , J , J L J L j www.dol.state.fl.lIs L J II l ([till of 4ffi{iatttt l l JOHNNY MARTINEZ, P,E. Cily ,\-Ianager ~l November 30, 2011 "1 City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FI33160 '1 I Subject: Reference Letter for Proposer , I To whom it may concern, I J Consul-Tech Enterprises, Inc. (a subsidiary of CSA Centrallnc.) has provided design services to the City of Miami for the Palm Grove Improvement project. The scope included milling, resurfacing and drainage improvements. The project had a total contract value of $3 million comprised of a design fee of approximately $495}OOO and a construction fee of $2.5 million. ( , f 1 . I r 1 The quality of the Consultant/s design abilities was considered above expectations and their submittals were on time. The design was completed within budget. The Consultant/s staff was responsive to the owner and the contractor. r I The project is currently in construction. r, a~. ~~ Email: hbadia@rniamigov.com Phone: (305)416-1236 CAPITAL HvIPROVEMENTS PROGRAM 444 S,W, 2nd Avenue, 8th Floor / Miami, FL 33130 / (305) 416-1280/ Fax: (305) 416-2153 Mailing Address: P,O, Box 330708 Miami, FL 33233-0708 rl ~l Florida Depar(ment of Transportation ~1 I lUCK SCOT1' GOVERNOR 3400 West Commercial Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309-3421 ANANTH I'RASAU SECRETARY ~l r] November 30,2011 r 1 City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FI 33160 f ] Subject: Reference Letter for Proposer r I I I J To whom it may concern, , I ConsuI- Tech Enterprises, Inc. (a subsidiary of CSA Central Inc.) has provided design services to FDOT District Four for the SR 70 project from Header canal to McCarthy Road. The scope included reconstruction of a two lane rural road to a four lane divided rural road. The project had a total contract value of $30 million comprised of a design fee of approximately $1.4 million and a construction fee of $28.6 million. , 1 I J l J . 1 The quality of the Consultant's design abilities was considered above expectations and their submittals were on time. The design and construction was completed within budget. The Consultant's staff was responsive to the owner and the contractor. I J , 1 Sincerely, , , l J ~~:(~tS' Henry Oaikhena, P .E. , '-.. ,- Project Manager , , Email: henrv.oaikhena@dot.state.fl.us Phone: (954)777-4445 www.dot.state.f1.us ~ 1 ~ 1 r 1 r 1 ~ 1 ~ 1 ~ 1 I ~ 1 I I ~ J I II I , I I l J I ~ I I ~ I ~ 1 l 1 : I , I I I i ,J 1 \ L J I 1 1 ~l ~l ~ I ~ I ~ I ~ I I : I , 1 : I J I I , I I Section 6 Office Locations i~' ~ ChiCago ,iii 'it New York W ..h' t.'.O C .' Iii! Philadelphia as I ng on .. ~.. IiilI 'f \ /'" Flori~a (Miami, Ooral) ia " ., Ii Puerto Rico I ) Panama iI , I , J 1 I Peru'iiI '-~.:; -,... .. .. -. .~;: . ~ , J ~ ~. Brazil . j Argentina Ii .r.", " ~ ,., t' ., .' -A ~ " , J "t "'" , J , I , j l l rl F I r 1 r I ~ I ~ 1 · MIAMI, FL Mailing Address: 6100 Blue Lagoon Drive Suite 300 Miami} FL 33126-4695 Phone Number: 305.461.5484 Fax Number: 305.461.5494 Contact: Carlos Mallol · DORAL, FL Mailing Address: 10570 NW 27th Street Suite 101 Doral} Florida 33172-2105 Phone Number: 305.461.5484 Fax Number: 305.461.5494 Contact: Selvin Bruce · PHILADELPHIA, PA Mailing Address: 1341 North Delaware Ave. Suite 500 Philadelphia} PA 19125-4309 Phone Number: 215.427.8700 Fax NumberL: 215.427.8752 Contact: Basem Dow r I , I , I , J , I l J · CHICAGO, IL Mailing Address: 325 W. Huron Street Suite 412 Chicago} IL 60654-5848 Phone Number: 312.822.0596 Fax Number: 312.644.0356 Contact: Ray Vera , I , J . J · NEW YORK, NY Mailing Address: Suite 100 17 Battery Place New York} NY 10004-1161 Phone Number: 212.677.0777 Fax Number: 212.677.9156 Contact: Richard Thomas l J , I , J , ) · WASHINGTON} DC Mailing Address: 1050 17th Street} NW Suite 600 Washington} DC 20036-5517 Phone Number: 787.667.6772 Fax Number: 305.461.5494 Contact: Frederik Riefkhol · SAN JUAN} PUERTO RICO Mailing Address: Suite 500 1064 Ponce de Leon Ave. San Juan} PR 00907-3740 Phone Number: 787.641.6800 Fax Number: 787.641.6850 Contact: Braulio Mejia · PANAMA CITY, PANAMA Mailing Address: American International Bldg, 1st Floor} Suite 1 Aquilino de la Guardia and 50th Street Panama City} Panama Phone Number: 011.507.380.0635 Fax Number: 011.507.380.0649 Contact: Marcela Galindo . LA PLATA} ARGENTINA Mailing Address: Calle 6 N 938 Piso 13} Depto 3 La Plata} Provincia de Buenos Aires Argentina Phone Number: 011.54.221.421.4045 Contact: C. Ignacio Sarasqueta · LIMA, PERU Mailing Address: Ave. EI Reducto 1310} Oficina 201 Miraflores} Lima} Peru Phone Number: 511 717.3890 Contact: Carlos Olle ~l rl '1 rl F I F 1 ~ I . SANTA CATARINA, BRAZIL Mailing Address: Rua Domingos Andre Zanini 277 Sala NQ 713 Bairro Campinas Sao Jose} Santa Catarina CEP 88117-200 Brasil Phone Number: 55.48.9981.6908 Fax Number: 55.48.3028.8807 Contact: Juan Melgarejo r I J I : I I ( 1 I ' J , I ; . I I I I J , J , J 1 1 '1 r 1 r 1 f 1 : I DELIVER TO: City of Sunny Isles Beach City Clerk 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 REQUEST FOR QUALIFICA nONS SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL FORMS OPENING: 10:00 A.M. 12-02-11 PLEASE QUOTE PRICES F.O.B. DESTINATION, LESS TAXES, DELIVERED IN CIlY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FLORIDA , 1 NOTE: City of Sunny Isles Beach is exempt from all taxes (Federal} State, and Local). Bid price should be less all taxes. Tax Exemption Certificate furnished upon request. r 1 Issued by: Purchasing Agent Date Issued: 11-08-11 This Bid Submittal Consists of Pages 20 through 23 , J , l , I Sealed bids are subject to the Terms and Conditions of this Request for Qualifications and the accompanying Bid Submittal. Such other contract provisions, specifications, drawings or other data as are attached or incorporated by reference in the Bid Submittal, will be received at the office of the City Clerk at the address shown above until the above stated time and date, and at that time, publicly opened for furnishing the supplies or services described in the accompanying Bid Submittal Requirement. , J , I RFQ 11-11-02 CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES TO DESIGN STREET AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS A Bid Deposit in the amount of 0% of the total amount of the bid shall accompany all bids , I A Performance Bond in the amount of 0% of the total amount of the bid will be required upon execution of the contract by the successful bidder and City of Sunny Isles Beach Procurement Aoent: Marcanthony Tulloch Firm Name: CSA Central, Inc, l J Commodity Coders): , J RETURN ONE ORIGINAL AND FOUR COPIES OF BID SUBMI1TAL PAGES AND AFFIDA VITS , J FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 23 OF SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID NON- RESPONSIVE City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Qualifications No. 11-11-02 l 1 '1 r I I ~ I f I SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL FOR: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ADDENDA INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART II, WHICHEVER APPLIES I I ' I I . ! I I I PART I: LIST BELOW ARE THE DATES OF ISSUE FOR EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID November, 2011 Addendum #1, Dated Addendum #2, Dated Addendum #3, Dated , J Addendum #4, Dated Addendum #5, Dated Addendum #6, Dated . J Addendum #7, Dated Addendum #8, Dated PART II: , ) o NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID TITLE OF OFFIC DATE: 11/28/2011 CSA Central, Inc. FIRM NAME: AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Qualifications No. 11-11-02 l rl ~l ~ 1 ~ 1 ~ 1 ~ J r 1 1 I : r I I l I r J ! : I I : ~ 1 ~ 1 ~ j l 1 I L j I I ,] I l J I I : J rl ~l Fl ~ 1 r 1 r 1 ~ I ~ ] I ~) ANTI-KICKBACK Of S\.l'" City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113 ANTI-KICKBACK AFFIDAVIT STATE OF FLORIDA ) ) COUNTY OF Miami - Dade ) I, the undersigned, hereby duly sworn and deposed say that no portion of this sum herein Bid will be paid to any employees of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its elected officials as a commission, kickback, reward or gift, directly or indirectly by me or any member of my firm or by an officer of the corporation. By: Title: r I l J , I [name of party on 28 th day of [name [type of authority], for behalf of whom instrument was The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this November 20 11 by Carlos Mallol, P,E., D,8,A , -, person], as Senior Vice President CSA Central, Inc, r I of executed] . , , , I """"'" DINA K, RHYMES "\I>-RY PUS'I" . /,,0. ~/'0\ Notary Public - State of FlOrida ~.: A\l:.; My Comm, Expires Aug 16,2014 ~"'~. . ","'/ Commission # DO 986056 "/~ oq.;,,,, "~.9r,:,\,'" 80nded Through National Notary Assn, l J AFFIX NOTARY STAMP HERE: , J Dina K. Rhymes Print or Type Commissioned Name , I , J Personally Known x OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced , J , I , I DECEMBER 28, 2010 7 of 7 1 1 1 ~l ~l ~ 1 ~ I : 1 DELIVER TO: City of Sunny Isles Beach City Clerk 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 REQUEST FOR QUALIFICA TrONS SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL FORMS OPENING: 10:00 A.M. 12-02-11 PLEASE QUOTE PRICES F.O.B. DESTINATION, LESS TAXES, DELIVERED IN CIlY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FLORIDA NOTE: City of Sunny Isles Beach is exempt from all taxes (Federal, State} and Local). Bid price should be less all taxes. Tax Exemption Certificate furnished upon request. r I l Issued by: Purchasing Agent Date Issued: 11-08-11 This Bid Submittal Consists of Pages 20 through 23 : J . I Sealed bids are subject to the Terms and Conditions of this Request for Qualifications and the accompanying Bid Submittal. Such other contract provisions, specifications, drawings or other data as are attached or incorporated by reference in the Bid Submittal} will be received at the office of the City Clerk at the address shown above until the above stated time and date, and at that time, publicly opened for furnishing the supplies or services described in the accompanying Bid Submittal Requirement. I , J . i RFQ 11-11-02 CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES TO DESIGN STREET AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS A Bid Deposit in the amount of 0% of the total amount of the bid shall accompany all bids , I , I A Performance Bond in the amount of 0% of the total amount of the bid will be required upon execution of the contract by the successful bidder and City of Sunny Isles Beach . J , I Procurement Aaent: Marcanthony Tulloch Firm Name: CSA Central, Inc. l J Commodity Coders}: L J RETURN ONE ORIGINAL AND FOUR COPIES OF BID SUBMITTAL PAGES AND AFFIDA VITS . I FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 23 OF SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID NON- RESPONSIVE , J City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Qualifications No. 11-11-02 1 1 r1 ~l ~ 1 SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL FOR: ~ 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ADDENDA ~ I INSTRUCTIONS: COMPLETE PART I OR PART II, WHICHEVER APPLIES PART I: , 1 LIST BELOW ARE THE DATES OF ISSUE FOR EACH ADDENDUM RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID \ J f t \ I Addendum #1, Dated November, 2011 Addendum #2, Dated , 1 Addendum #3, Dated l J Addendum #4, Dated . I , J Addendum #5, Dated Addendum #6, Dated , I l I Addendum #7, Dated , I I , , Addendum #8, Dated PART II: I I o NO ADDENDUM WAS RECEIVED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS BID TITLE OF OFFIC DATE: 11/28/2011 \ J CSA Central, Inc, FIRM NAME: < J AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE: l J I I < J City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Qualifications No. 11-11-02 1 l l , 1 , 1 BID SUBMITTAL FORM Bid Title: CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES TO DESIGN STREET AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS r I The undersigned Proposers proposes and agrees, if this Bid is accepted} to enter into an agreement with The City of Sunny Isles Beach in the form included in the Contract Documents to perform and furnish all Work as specified or indicated in the Contract Documents for the Contract Price and within the Contract Time indicated in this Bid and in accordance with the other terms and conditions of the Contract Documents. I : I I 1 I \ : i . l , ) The Proposers accepts all of the terms and conditions of the Advertisement or Request for Qualifications and Instructions to Proposers} including without limitation those dealing with the disposition of Bid Security. This Bid will remain subject to acceptance for 90 days after the day of Bid opening. The Proposers agrees to sign and submit the Agreement with the Bonds and other documents required by the Bidding Requirements within ten days after the date of the City's Notice of Award. In submitting this Bid, the Proposer represents, as more fully set forth in the Agreement, that: , I · The Proposer has familiarized himself/herself with the nature and extent of the Contract Documents, Work, site, locality, and all local conditions and Law and Regulations that in any manner may affect cost, progress, performance, or furnishing of the Work. l J \ J · The Proposer has given the City written notice of all conflicts, errors, discrepancies that it has discovered in the Contract Documents and the written resolution thereof by City is acceptable to the Proposer. , I \ , . , · This Bid is genuine and not made in the interest of or on behalf of any undisclosed person, firm or corporation and is not submitted in conformity with any agreement or rules of any group, association, organization, or corporation; the Proposer has not directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other Proposers to submit a false or sham Bid; the Proposer has not solicited or induced any person, firm or corporation to refrain from Bidding; and Proposer has not sought by collusion to obtain for itself any advantage over any other Proposers or over the City. , } . I The City and the successful Proposer will establish completion times for each individual Work Item and the successful Proposer agrees that the work will be completed within the time frames agreed upon and stipulated in the individual Purchase Orders and/or Notice to Proceed. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Qualifications No. 11-11-02 . } 1 1 rl r 1 r I r I ~ I Firm Name: CSA Central, Inc, Street Address: 6100 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 300- 33126 Miami, FL Mailing Address (if different): " 1 Telephone No. (305)461-5484 Fax No. (305)461-5494 , J Email Address:cmallol@csagroup.com FEIN No.UL-1J:1J3..J2..J'0~~ . t , I * "By signing this document-the bid ..,/ , J Signature: . I , J (SignaZUr /of u orized agent) Print N : Carlos Mallol, P,E" D,B,A I . I Title: Senior Vice President l I l I THE EXECUTION OF THIS FORM CONSTITUTES THE UNEQUIVOCAL OFFER OF PROPOSER TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF ITS PROPOSAL. FAILURE TO SIGN THIS SOLICITATION WHERE INDICATED ABOVE BY AN AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE SHALL RENDER THE PROPOSAL NON-RESPONSIVE. THE CITY MAY, HOWEVER, IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION, ACCEPT ANY PROPOSAL THAT INCLUDES AN EXECUTED DOCUMENT WHICH UNEQUIVOCALLY BINDS THE PROPOSER TO THE TERMS OF ITS OFFER. , l City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Qualifications No. 11-11-02 , 1 ~ I CONFLICT OF INTEREST rl City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113 '1 I CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT r l , I The award of any contract hereunder is subject to the provisions of Chapter 112, Florida State Statutes, Proposers must disclose with their Bids, the name of any officer, director, partner, associate or agent who is also an officer or employee of the City of Sunny Isles Beach or its agencies, r I I , I I i STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF Miami - Dade BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared deposes, and states: Carlos Mallol, P,E" D,B,A , who was duly sworn, . 1 I , J 18.1. I am CSA Central, Inc, Miami 18.2. The above named entity is submitting a Bid for the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Bid No, 11-11-02 described as: Landscape Maintenance Services, The Affiant has made diligent inquiry and provides the information contained in this Affidavit based upon his own knowledge, the Senior Vice President with a local office in Miami of and principal office in , , 18.3 The Affiant states that only one submittal for the above Bid is being submitted and that the above named entity has no financial interest in other entities submitting Bids for the same project. I , J , I , J 18.4 Neither the Affiant nor the above named entity has directly or indirectly entered into any agreement, participated in any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraints of free competitive pricing in connection with the entity's submittal for the above Bid, This statement restricts the discussion of pricing data until the completion of negotiations if necessary and execution of the Contract for this project. r ) 18.5 Neither the entity nor its affiliates, nor anyone associated with them, is presently suspended or otherwise ineligible from participation in contract letting by any local, State, or Federal Agency, , I , I 18.6 Neither the entity, nor its affiliates, nor anyone associated with them have any potential conflict of interest due to any other clients, contracts, or property interests for this project. I \ 18.7 I certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management is presently applying for any employee position or actively seeking an elected position with the City of Sunny Isles Beach, , I 18.8 I certify that no member of the entity's ownership or management, or staff has a vested interest in any aspect of the City of Sunny Isles Beach, --, 18.9 In the event t~at a iPyflict of in est is identified in the provision of services, I, on behalf of the above named entity, will immediately notify th ty of Sun sles Beach, Dated' tf. day of November ,2010. Carlos Mallol, P.E" D,B,A. - Senior Vice President AF I . / / Print or Type Name and Title Sworn tolar(: subscribed before me this 28 day of November , 2010, ~ Personally Known x -OR o Produced Identification ; Type of Identification DINA K, RHYMES /'0~ Notary Public - State of Florida ~ .; My Comm, Expires Aug 16, 2014 ~"'..' . Q"<g Commission # DD 986056 ',/1: o~,...'" .. "~,7r,r,,;,'" Bonded Through NatIOnal NOla! \ ",5fl DECEMBER 28. 2010 5of7 rj rl r I r I , I EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / AFFIRMATIVE ACTION City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY I AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and practices of equal opportunity in employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of federal, state, and local laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national region, sex, age, handicap, marital status, and political affiliation or belief. r J I I 'I I I r I , J Signed: Title: 1 'I Firm: , J Seni CSA Central, Inc, , I Address: 6100 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 300 - 33126 Miami FL l J I l I r I , J l I DECEMBER 28, 2010 40f7 '1 , 1 , 1 r 1 r I EQUAL OPPORTUNITY / AFFIRMATIVE ACTION Of ~l.Jt/o City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION STATEMENT . I I The contractors and all subcontractors hereby agree to a commitment to the principles and practices of equal opportunity in employment and to comply with the letter and spirit of federal, state, and local laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination based on race, color, religion, national region, sex, age, andicap, marital status, and political affiliation or belief. ~/" /1 / / ~gned: / / / Seniot Vice Presiden( Title: ! / v r 1 J , I I , j I , } Firm: CSA Central, Inc. Address: 6100 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 300 - 33126 Miami FL , I , J , J . I I , J DECEMBER 28, 2010 4 of 7 , 1 t I NON-COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT rl City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113 rl STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF Miami - Dade , I The undersigned being first duly sworn as provided by law, deposes, and says: r I I ) This Affidavit is made with the knowledge and intent that it is to be filed with the City of Sunny Isles Beach City Commission and that it will be relied upon by said County, in any consideration which may give to and any action it may take with respect to this Bid, The undersigned is authorized to make this Affidavit on behalf of, r J . I CSA Central, Inc. (Name of Corporation, Partnership, Individual, etc,) a, Corporation (Type of Business) , formed under the laws of Florida (State) , ) of which he is Senior Vice President (Sole Owner, Partner, President, etc,) , I , 1 Neither the undersigned nor any person, firm, or corporation named in above Paragraph 10,2, nor anyone else to the knowledge of the undersigned, have themselves solicited or employed anyone else to solicit favorable action for this Bid by the City, also that no head of any department or employee therein, or any officer of the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida is directly interested therein, , I This Bid is genuine and not collusive or a sham; the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10,2 has not colluded, conspired, connived or agreed directly or indirectly with any proposers or person, firm or corporation, to put in a sham Bid, or that such person, firm or corporation, shall refrain from Bidding, and has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement or collusion, or communication or conference with any person, firm or corporation, to fix the prices of said Bid or Bids of any other proposers; and all statements contained in the Bid or Bids described above true; and further; neither the undersigned, nor the person, firm or corporation named above in Paragraph 10,2, has directly or indirj3ctlY',submitted i~" d or the contents thereof, or divulged information or data relative thereto, to any association or to any member /e~thereOf. . / / ~ I , I , I , 1 Senior Vice President AFFD AFFIANT'S TITLE TAKEN, SWORN AND SUBSCRIBED TO BEFORE ME this 28 th day of November ,2001,1 I I Personally Known x or Produced Identification Type of identification (Affix seal here) , , """"'" DINA K, RHYMES ,,~~~'1 PUS'I, 'd /P. """\\/10"-.. Notary Public - State of FIOri a ~.: A\J:. ~ My Comm, Expires Aug 16. 2014 ~"'~. - . "vf Commission # DO 986056 ','lr ~,'" "'~Ni,~.\?,'" 80nded Through National Notary Assn Dina K. Rhymes NOTARY PUBLIC (name printed or typed) DECEMBER 28, 2010 1 of 7 ~1 ~1 PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES '1 City of Sunny Isles Beach 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 Telephone: (305) 947-0606 Fax: (305) 949-3113 r I SWORN STATEMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 287.133(3)(a) FLORIDA STATUTES, ON PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES r 1 J PUBLIC ENTITY CRIMES 1 , J Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) (a) of Section 287,133, Florida State Statutes - "A person or affiliate who has been placed on the convicted vendor list following a conviction for a public entity crime may not submit a Bid on a Contract to provide any goods or services to a public entity, may not submit a Bid on a Contract with a public entity for the construction or repair of a public building or public Work, may not submit Bids on leases of real property to a public entity, may not be awarded to perform Work as a Contractor, supplier, Sub-Contractor, or Consultant under a Contract with any public entity, and may not transact business with any public entity in excess of the threshold amount Category Two of Sec, 287,017, FS for thirty six months from the date of being placed on the convicted vendor list", rl J , 1 THIS FORM MUST BE SIGNED AND SWORN TO IN THE PRESENCE OF A NOTARY PUBLIC OR OTHER OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO ADMINISTER OATHS. 11.1. This sworn statement is submitted to City of Sunny Isles Beach by Carlos Mallol, P.E" D.B,A [pnnt IndiVidual s name and title] f Senior Vice President or , 1 [pnnt name of entity submitting sworn statement] whose business address is: 6100 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 300- 33126 Miami, FL and (if applicable) its Federal Employer Identification number (FEIN) is 31-1446286 (If the entity had no FEIN, include the Social Security Number of the individual signing this sworn statement: ,) 11.2. I understand that a "public entity crime" as defined in Paragraph 287 .133( 1 )(g), Florida Statutes, means a violation of any state or federal law by a person with respect to and directly related to the transaction of business with any public entity or with an agency or political subdivision of any other state or with the United States, including, but not limited to, any Bid or Contract for goods or services to be provided to any public entity or an agency or political subdivision of any other state of the United States and involving antitrust, fraud, theft, bribery, collusion, racketeering, conspiracy, or material misrepresentation. 11.3. I understand that "convicted" or "conviction" as defined in Para, 287,133(1)(b), Florida Statutes, means a finding of guilt or a conviction of a public entity crime, with or without an adjudication of guilt, in any federal or state trail court of record relating to charges brought by indictment or information after July 1, 1989, as a result of a jury verdict, non-jury trial, or entry of a plea of guilty or nolo contendere. 11.4. I understand that an "affiliate" as defined in Para, 287.133(1 )(a), Florida Statutes, means: a,) predecessor or successor of a person convicted of a public entity crime; or b.) Any entity under the control of any natural person who is active in the management of the entity and who has been convicted of a public entity crime. The term "affiliate" includes those officers, directors, executors, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in the management of an affiliate, The ownership by one person of shares constituting a controlling interest in another person, or a pooling of equipment or income among persons when not for fair 20f7 DECEMBER 28, 2010 ~l ~l market value under an arm's length agreement, shall be a prime facie case that one person controls another person. A person who knowingly enters into a joint venture with a person who has been convicted of a public entity crime in Florida during the preceding 36 months shall be considered an affiliate. Fl r 1 11.5. I understand that a "person" as defined in Para. 287.133(1 )(e), Florida Statutes, means any natural person or entity organized under the laws of any state or of the United States with the legal power to enter into a binding Contract and which Bids or applies to Bid on Contracts for the provision of goods or services let by a public entity, or which otherwise transacts or applies to transact business with a public entity. The term "persons" includes those officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, and agents who are active in management of any entity, '1 r 1 . 1 11.6. Based on information and belief, the statement which I have marked below is true in relation to the entity submitting this sworn statement. (Indicate which statement applies,) x Neither the entity submitting this sworn statement, nor any of it's officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, nor any affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. . I ~ 1 , I The entity submitting this sworn statement, or one or more of its officers, directors, executives, partners, shareholders, employees, members, or agents who are active in the management of the entity, or an affiliate of the entity has been charged with and convicted of a public entity crime subsequent to July 1, 1989. However, there has been a subsequent proceeding before a Hearing Officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer of the State of Florida, Division of Administrative Hearings and the Final Order entered by the Hearing Officer determined that it was not in the public interest to place the entity submitting this sworn statement on the convicted vendor list. (Attach a copy of the final order.) I . I I ! r l , J , I I UNDERSTAND THAT THE SUBMISSION OF THIS FORM TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER FOR THE PUBLIC ENTITY IDENTIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 11.1 (ONE) ABOVE IS FOR THAT PUBLIC ENTITY ONLY AND, THAT THIS FORM IS VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31 OF THE CALENDAR YEAR IN WHICH IT IS FILED, I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REQUIRED TO 1NFO'3W E PUB ~ TITY PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT IN EXCESS OF THE THRESHOLD/AMOU T PR ED IN SECTION 287.017, FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR CATEGORY TWO OF ANY, .~~ IN HE I F MATION CONTAINED IN THIS FORM. By: / / /); (Sig atu Carl s all , P,E., D,8,A (P~A ed Name) Senior Vice President (Title) . } 1 I Sworn to and subscribed before me this 28 th (AFFIX Signature: Notary Public - State of Florida Print or Type Commissioned Name Personally Known x OR Produced Identification Type of Identification Produced 10/1998 3 of 7