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Home My WebLink AboutAECOM ~' .~ .~ ~ 'C ""'~"""". . A:~( /11'- 1 , I I - 01 Company Information AS'COM AECOM Technical Services, Inc. Founded on September 29, 1970, Corporation AECOM is a global corporation serving clients in over 130 countries. A comprehensive list of AECOM Florida office locations is included in Section 6 of the proposal. CORPORATE OFFICE " Los Angeles (Worldwide Headquarters) 555 South Flower Street Suite 3700 Los Angeles, CA 90071-2300 United States ", T 2135938000 F 2135938730 LOCAL OFFICE Coral Gables 800 Douglas Entrance North Tower, 2nd Floor Coral Gables, FL 33134 United States T 3054444691 F 305447 3580 www.aecom.com 6 Proof of Insurance: Please see attached copies of our Certificate of Liability Insurance. Listing of any Outstanding Litigation: Please see the attached Dispute Disclosure. Length of Contract Implementation: AECOM will work diligently to contract with Sunny Isles Beach. AECOM has contracted and completed projects for Sunny Isles Beach successfully in the past. Company History: AECOM is a global professional services firm providing integrated design, planning, engineering, environment and program management services to broad range of markets. Formed from some of the world's leading consultancies, including Glatting Jackson, EDAW, DMJM, ERA and many more, we are config- ured to address the complex challenges facing our clients as they embark on projects involving land, community or infrastructure. Our purpose is to enhance and sustain the world's built, natural and social environments. AECOM's presence spans 130 countries with the skills of 48,000 dedicated and specialized professionals. We focus this expertise as needed for projects of all scales, assembling the combination that best suits the individual task and site. We blend global knowledge, local experience, technical excellence, innovation and creativity to offer our clients unparalleled possibilities. How will we design the smart cities of the future? How will we manage and conserve natural resources? How will we reimagine infrastructure? How will we mitigate climate change? AECOM is making deep connections across disciplines to forge new responses for a complex world. Our project teams can address every layer of a site and every phase of its development through a collaborative, systemic approach. Our work bridges grey infrastructure and green infrastruc- ture, land and buildings, economy and ecology, society and nature. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 k'"COM ~ ~ I;r;, It? If] ~ I I ~ M ,., '" -.~.~,. . -... "-..--.. ~: , ~'il i:~ . ~ '~,'. ~... ~'- -;y .~>~ ~ ~ ... 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Given under my hand and the Great Seal of Florida, at Tallahassee, the Capital, this the Eleventh day of April, 2011 -~"u Secretary of State Authentication ID: 300201227323-041111-F95000004014 To authenticate this certificate, visit the following site, enter this ID, and then follow the instructions displayed. https://efile.sunbiz.org/certauthver.html City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No, 12-04-04 7 AC#5887692 STATE OF FLORIDA , . LiCENSE -mlR:- 111/16/20111118095448 i!LC:~.~.0_O,9J.9_~____~--==.~ Th~ Ll~SCAPE ARCHITECT BUSINESS . Named below HAS REGISTERED Under the provisions of Chapter ,481 FS. 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Los Angeles CA 900]7 AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE II ...._nn "l:" ,....,.... n.nC'\ 10 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A::""COM City of Sunny Isles Beach, FL - RFQ 12-04-04 Dispute Disclosure Limiting our response to claims within its South Region arising out of the performance of professional services, and excluding claims such as those arising out of the use or operation of motor vehicles and the employer/employee relationship, AECOM Technical Services, Inc. responds as follows: As with any large architectural, engineering, and related services company, AECOM Technical Services, Inc. ("AECOM") is, from time to time, involved in claims and litigation, many of which involve third party personal injury and property damage claims. Nonetheless, based upon our current knowledge and belief, there are no such matters in litigation in which AECOM is adverse to City of Sunny Isles Beach, FL, nor any outstanding final judgments against AECOM. AECOM has, however, been involved in the disclosed litigation related to the performance of professional engineering, design, and construction services in its South Region during the past five years. This list of claims excludes (i) subsidiaries of AECOM and (ii) claims involving personal injury and property damage claims not otherwise connected with the claims identified below. If required, please contact Christopher J. Karpathy, Senior Counsel- South Region, at 972.735.3011 for additional information. Over the past five years, AECOM has been involved in multiple mergers, asset purchases, etc. The following litigation history reflects the experience of these companies from the time that the respective assets were acquired by AECOM or the companies came under ownership and control of AECOM unless otherwise stated. Limiting this response to claims within its U.S. South Region arising out of the performance of professional services, and excluding claims such as those arising out of the use or operation of motor vehicles and the employer/employee relationship, during the past five years, AECOM Technical Services, Inc. (f/k/a Earth Tech, Inc.) has been involved in the following litigation. Florida Department of Transportation v. Earth Tech Consulting, Inc., Case No. 08-CA- 002231 Filed November 13, 2008 Settled December 2010 Claim alleging errors and omissions relative to a salt water intrusion problem arising out of a marsh restoration project. Tipperary Sales d/b/a/ La-Z-Boy Furniture Gallery v. SCDOT, Case No. CA 201 0-CP-1 0-2921 Filed April8, 2008, South Carolina, Court of Common Pleas Pending Complaint for damages sustained to property due to multiple flood ing events from storm water runoff. Persky v. Asphalt Contractors, Inc., Case No. CV-05-1406 Filed June 3, 2005, Montgomery County Alabama Circuit Court Settled December 2009 Wrongful death action alleging negligent performance of road construction work. A!:'COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 11 I 02 I Qualifications Park Planning & Design Experience AECOM's Florida offices are national leaders in parks and open space planning and design for cities and counties, including: 1 . Park, Trail, Bikeways, Greenway Master Planning and Design . Athletic Facility Master Planning and Design . Wayfinding and Interpretive Graphics/Sign Design . Natural Resource/Recreation Management Planning . ADA/Sustainability Audits . Visioning and Facilitation . Design-Criteria and Construction Documents, Project Management and Construction Administration . Parks and Recreation System Master Planning, Strategic Planning, Needs Assessments AECOM's mission is to "Enhance and Sustain the World's Built, Natural and Social Environments", and we believe that a community's system of parks and open spaces can generate significant economic, environmental and social benefits, and can help the community become livable and sustainable. Due to our experience working on numerous similar park planning and design projects, the City of Sunny Isles Beach will benefit from: 1) AECOM's in-house resources 2) Our expertise and commitment to the profession of Park Planning and Design 3) Our expertise and commitment to Green Design and Sustainability Planning First, we are able to provide all major services for the project "in-house", including urban design, landscape architecture, architecture, civil engineering, electrical engineering and structural engineering design. This means that AECOM will assume full responsibility for all aspects of the project; the project will be designed by seasoned professional with extensive parks experience; there will be no gaps in communication or responsibilities between subconsultants; and all work will be carefully reviewed through AECOM's QA/QC program, as described in the Approach/Methodology section. Second, we are one of the few firms in the country to have a full-time Parks and Public Space Planning and Design team, fully dedicated to parks and public realm projects similar to the Intracoastal Parks. Our Project Director, Jay Hood is a registered Landscape Architect with over twenty-two years of experience in site design and David Barth, our Principal Planner is a Certified Parks and Recreation Professional (CPRP) - in addition to a Landscape Architect and Planner - who has been immersed in the parks and recreation profession for over 25 years. He is active in the Florida and National Recreation and Parks Associations, and regularly speaks and writes regarding public involvement, needs assessments, levels of service, park design and construction, sustainable parks and other current topics. He is also known as an expert facilitator and consensus- builder, which will be helpful as the City works to reach community consensus regarding the design of the Intracoastal Parks. Finally, our commitment to green design, LEED design principles and sustainable parks is of great value to the City. As discussed previously, our team has extensive experience in green design and LEED certification. We will not only consider how the Intracoastal Parks can be designed to be as sustainable and energy efficient as possible - but how the parks can contribute to the overall economic, social and environmental sustainability of the City as well. 14 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 Aoo-coM AECOM team staff has participated in some of the most interesting parks and recreation planning and design projects in Miami-Dade County, including: . City of Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park . City of Sunny Isles Beach Government Center . City of Sunny Isles Beach Pelican Park . Miami Dade County Parks Structure and Landscape Pattern Book (Countywide Park Design Guidelines) . Miami Dade County Parks System Wayfinding . City of Miami Beach Indian Creek Greenway Miami Dade County Palm Glades Park Planning . Miami Dade County Tropical Park Track and Field Miami Dade County A.D. Barnes Park Miami Dade County Kendale Lakes Park . Miami Dade County Ludlam Trail Design Guidelines . Miami Dade County Eden Lakes Park General Plan . One Miami Riverwalk Miami Circle Miami Dade County Parks and Open Space System Master Plan . Miami Dade County Amelia Earhart Park Skate Court . Miami Dade County Haulover Park . Miami Dade CountyTamiami Aquatics Park City of Miami Beach Beachwalk II . Miami Dade County Parks ADA Access Evaluation . Miami Dade County Tropical Park - Westchester Cultural Arts Center . Miami Dade County Brothers to the Rescue Park . Miami Dade County North Glades Park . Miami Dade County Rock Ridge Park . City of Doral Dog Park A:'COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 15 1 Project Manager's Experience In addition to George Puig's qualifications listed in Section 3 (Staffing), as a registered landscape architect and certified CPTED professional, George has specific park project management experience in Sunny Isles Beach as the Project Manager for Heritage Park and other similar waterfront park projects throughout South Florida such as One Miami Riverwalk, Miami Circle, and Indian Creek Greenway. This experience has given George the understanding that public parks contain a great potential to raise the quality of life of urban citizens and enhance social sustainability as they offer opportunities for equal participation as well as lasting economic, social, cultural and environmental benefits. George is skilled at identifying elements of planning, design, management and operations of park elements that foster a socially sustainable appropriation of public parks. George is a strong believer that the contemporary solution to the problem of an urban park is to create a field of separate, (but sometimes inter-connected) follies, instrumentations, pavilions, prescribed sequences, and expositional arenas to capture and command the attention of the populace for the purpose of recreation, or respite from the city. Recent examples of George's experience as the project manager of park projects that include site improvements valued at a minimum construction cost of $1 ,000,000 include: . City of Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park ($5 Million) . City of Sunny Isles Beach - Pelican Park & Community Center ($8 Million) . Related Group - One Miami Riverwalk Extension ($1.7 Million) . Related Group - Brickell Park ($1.1 Million) . City of Miami Beach - Indian Creek Greenway ($9.2 Million) . City of Plantation - Plantation Preserve ($1.5 Million) . Miami Dade County Parks & Recreation Department~ Tropical Park Cultural Arts Center ($5 Million) . National Park Service - Big Cypress ORV Trail Heads ($5 Million) Experience Working on LEED Certified Projects, Environmental and Sustainable Initiatives AECOM is comprised of a team of talented, passionate professionals who excel at planning, urban design, environmental services, landscape architecture, architecture, and transportation planning and engineering. With over 30 LEED Accredited Professionals in Florida alone, the firm is committed to helping clients design their projects to be low-impact, eco-friendly and well positioned for certification by the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED program and the Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC). LEED Accredited Professionals in this project team include: Nina Gladstone, LEED'" AP, Architecture Brook Dannemiller, RLA, LEED'" AP, Landscape Architecture Erica Nelles, LEED'" AP, Architecture W. Ronald Hunt, PE, LEED'" AP, Structural Engineering Ovidio Rodriguez, PE, LEED'" AP, Electrical Engineering Jay Exum, Ph.D, LEED'" AP, Ecology Some of the elements we help incorporate into projects are multi-modal connectivity, bicycle and pedestrian planning, mixed-use development and redevelopment, native and draught tolerant plant choices, efficient irrigation practices, rainwater capture and recycling systems, green roofs, rain gardens, solar orientation, environmental restoration and water quality enhancement. AECOM has provided a wide variety of services for projects that have received recognition for their sustainability or green design. In total, AECOM has worked on 65 LEED certified projects and 148 LEED registered projects. For example, as the master planning and landscape architecture consultants for Oakland Park, a residential development in Winter Garden, Florida, we helped design the first community in Central Florida to be certified as a Green Development by the FGBC. We are ready and committed to assist the City of Sunny Isles Beach in developing a Intracoastal Parks project that achieves the desired sustainability goals. Following are a sample of the relevant park planning and design projects the AECOM team has worked on in the past. 16 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 k'"'COM AECOM Design + Planning A:'COM Parks and Open Space Planning A community's system of parks and open spaces can generate significant economic, environmental and social benefits, and can help the community become more livable and sustainable. AECOM has helped communities throughout the United States plan, develop and implement parks and open-space systems that have improved residents' quality of life and the local economy. Other benefits we help achieve include: reduced operations and maintenance costs; a better understanding of residents' recreation needs and lifestyles; prioritization of spending; attraction of more residents, visitors and businesses; alignment of comprehensive plans, capital improvements programs, impact fees and land development regulations within the parks and open space vision; improved opportunities for grants, partnerships, donations and other funding mechanisms; and community involvement and excitement. The AECOM approach to parks and open-space planning includes: - An inventory and analysis of the existing system, including facilities, programs, staffing, operations, maintenance and fees - Creating a long-range vision, including parks and open spaces, recreation facilities and programs, greenways and trails, streets, civic spaces and natural areas - Assessing community needs and priorities, including qualitative, quantitative and observational techniques - Creating open-space design prototypes and guidelines, including neighborhood and community parks, sports complexes and special use facilities, greenways and trails - Developing "Level of Service" standards and related regulations, including acrElage, access, facilities, quality and programs - Developing an implementation strategy, including cost estimates, funding opportunities, maintenance plans, capital improvements priorities, programs, organizational structure, policies and standards, codes and partnerships - Writing a masterplan document and seeing it through the process, including preparing reports, an executive summary, a graphical poster and presentations AECOM helps make communities more livable, sustainable and green by designing excellent public realms. We work collaboratively with clients to determine needs, design long-range visions and develop realistic strategies to bring those visions to fruition. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 17 I 1 . I I I I I I -" AECDM Design + Planning Masterplanning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Ongoing Studio: Miami Heritage Park and Parking Garage Sunny Isles Beach, FL, USA Client Name: City of Sunny Isles Beach AECOM is responsible for the landscape, hardscape, and site furniture design for a five-acre park and parking garage within the City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida. This passive park will be the largest park within the City, and will include a multi-use lawn, performance stage, park pavilion, walking paths, playgrounds, custom interactive fountains and sculptural elements. Custom detailing and a strong native plant palette will provide users with an oasis within a busy urban setting along one of the most important north/south beachfront roadways in Florida. AECOM's landscape architects worked closely with the in-house architects and engineers responsible for the design of the adjacent parking garage and park structures in order to create a smooth transition and cohesive design for the vehicular and pedestrian users visiting the site. 18 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services oftl1e Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A:.-coM AECOM Design + Planning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Studios: Orlando, West Palm Beach Miami Circle Discovered in 1998, the Miami Circle at Brickell Point is a nationally significant archaeological site located at the mouth of the Miami River in Downtown Miami. Archaeological excavations at the site uncovered components of the primary village of the Tequesta, one of the first Native North American groups encountered by Juan Ponce de Leon in 1513. In January 2009, the Miami Circle was designated a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Department of the Interior. AECOM was selected by the HistoryMiami to implement planning and design efforts at the Miami Circle. Plans include recreational and educational opportunities in an urban park setting for local residents, tourists and those interested in the Circle's spiritual associations. Visitors have access to the site which features native plantings, interpretive panels, benches and regularly scheduled guided tours. Fee: $250,000 AZCOM Completed: 2011 Miami, FL, USA Client: State of Florida Florida Department of Management Services /HistoryMiarni Citl' of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 19 AECOM Design + Planning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Studios: Miami Beach, Atlanta 1 I One Miami Riverwalk Downtown Miami's first new luxury residential project in more than two decades, One Miami plays a pivotal role in creating a true 24-hour city. With its exceptional bayfront site (wherethe Miami River meets Biscayne Bay) and dramatic signature lighting, One Miami is a soaring tribute to the city's bright future at the crossroads of the Americas. One Miami's two magnificent 44- and 45-story residential towers rise in tribute to the city's energy and vibrancy. Developed in partnership with the City of Miami, the One Miami Riverwalk includes a variety of plazas and native, tropical landscaping. The luxurious baywalk promenade leads the public through a series of distinct plazas and courts including both the Waterwall Plaza and the Plaza of Light. Also encountered along the waterfront are seven exclusive art pieces inspired by the site. Integration of this site-specific artwork along the Riverwalk creates a vivid experience to be enjoyed by all. Working with Arquitectonica, we were responsible for the landscape and hardscape design for the public Riverwalk portion of the project at the mouth of the Miami River. Innovative riverwalk design dramatizes the project's locale Integration of seven site-specific public art pieces Public / private joint venture Completed: 2006 Miami, USA Client: The Related Group Architect: Arquitectonica 20 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A..-coM AECOM Masterplanning Studio: Miami I , I I Indian Creek Greenway Miami Beach, FL, USA Client: City of Miami Beach Socilon A ; ExI't1ng b::.rdw.lk wflh'i~plantl~-o (.oulh portion) . '......,. ~~ :;1 :~ .~~ :: :: . 24th Street IJikll Pancoll;St " , .' 26th street, .. . ' .'" . ED:"' \\' _ ' ~r jl$i~; ~~~ ~.~ q'l ~,.. .,_.......~._;-.-~_._,~ ,'.=,.1_...;. .~" is ~ " - - .'! \"', >.~.~~: ~~ :t"-~~~.,= ".'.[. ,~- (O"~::O ~_:. I .";'" I ~1; i i 4.t ~.:'~. '.~ " ~ . ,~'--::.:~ ~.~;-' r?~'<:~'~t"5:f"~' ,---~. s,,cctlO;!j ,A : P,oposod ~ar~w.lk & 1000kOlJl d'C~ (~~h PorlIO?) { " ...4.d.... u J. ~; .iT~~ ~ :"'_~ Creation of public spaces Improved connections between Indian Creek and the Ocean In recent years, strong sentiment for a revitalized Indian Creek corridor has been expressed by individuals and groups with a stake in the future of Miami Beach. This became the project focus of AECOM's 19th Annual Summer Student Program (SSP), in which 14 students from seven countries participated. Based on the vision of the SSP Program, AECOM was hired by the City to provide professional landscape architecture and engineering services for Phase 1 of the Indian Creek Greenway Project from the south limits of Lake Pancoast, just north of 23rd Street, to the 29th Street pedestrian bridge. -""'"--~;:.::';:'l.~...' ~j\ AJ''1.1 ~~,~"~". ~~ ~:;\" .it The tasks assigned to AECOM for this project included the preparation of conceptual designs of the Indian Creek Greenway in order to create public plazas as well as pedestrian access to the Indian Creek Waterway and also tying into a pedestrian circulation network for the Oceanfront neighborhood that will provide connections between Indian Creek and the Ocean. Other tasks included the preparation of topographic and hydrographic surveys, and conducting an environmental resource inventory of the Indian Creek Waterway. A.-coM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 21 I I ~ I I AECOM Design + Planning Masterplanning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Studios: Atlanta, Miami Beach, San Francisco Tampa Downtown Riverwalk After a competition involving 12 firms, AECOM won the contract to design and implement a comprehensive masterplan for the City of Tampa's downtown Riverwalk. The Riverwalk extends 2.5 miles along Tampa's Hillsborough River and Garrison Channel. It will link neighborhoods, cultural and civic facilities, and attractions via a multipurpose walkway that utilizes public art, interpretive elements, and dynamic design features to create a signature public amenity for the city. Through a comprehensive public process, we combined the client's vision with those of the citizens of Tampa and business and civic groups. The resulting masterplan showcases the environmental characteristics of the river and connects the Ongoing "'l~.it !!,:' .....,1 ~;~ ". ''':'-''f )1 . '. 'i "'.,'1' :.>....1 "1 ., :'1 " d ~ :~ ;~ ~!~::-.. ~, -- ~ -- - ....;......... --- - Tampa, FL, USA Client: City of Tampa :--:;'F,~IIII';:'r.l .__... p;.,;:ti(;"ttli;;;~tf,ef!!t.i-J it: 'a" tilt Rl\;r~R WALK ~ Channelside, Gateway, Downtown, Cultural, and Waterworks districts along the Riverwalk. Public art is a large component of the design, as are unique walkways over the river. Incorporating waterfront cafes, interactive fountains, and boat launches, the plan will transform an underused sidewalk into a vibrant promenade that promises to fully recognize the natural resource Tampa has in the Hillsborough River. Ultimately, the project aims to become Tampa's premier public space, and to provide a catalyst for economic growth. Cultural and economic revivaL of downtown Tampa Scenic overlooks provide views over the Hillsborough river 2.5-mile promenade provides con nectivity Interactive public art celebrates Tampa1s history and culture 22 City of Sunny Isles Beach 1 Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 AZCOM AECOM Design + Planning Park Planning and Design Project Role: Landscape Architecture Park Planning Prime Consultant I I j I Studio: Orlando Kissimmee Lakefront Park Redevelopment Sites --:r: @'51elT.&i9.PJli!iijJ f' r~ , '" AECOM has developed the master plan and landscape architecture for Kissimmee's new Lakefront Park. A significant AECOM driven strategy within the project is to reconfigure an existing waterfront park and roadway system to create a more functional public open space as well as highly attractive and usable adjacent parcels for economic development. The result is a repositioned 25 acre community park on Lake Toho, new 'Green Street' streetscapes connecting the lake to Downtown, and approximately 8 acres of new redevelopment property, addressed on the new Lakeview Drive and proximate to a planned future downtown commuter rail station. The new park strengthens the relationship of Lake Tohopekaliga to the Downtown, and provides a variety of community engagement opportunities. The northern half of the park is designed to reinforce the garden like character of the park, respond to a significant Live Oak canopy and several important civic monuments and community buildings. The southern half accommodates large community events, including an enhanced marina / restaurant complex which will become the focus of the fishing tournaments that Kissimmee is known for. The park is unified in the center by Ruby Avenue plaza and pier, market pavilion and waterfront steps. Rain gardens, native plantings, rebuilt seawall and educational sign age make the park a demonstration of green design principles. The waterfront promenade, walking trails, playgrounds, small and large pavilions, splash park and events areas insure that this park will be meaningful to all members of the community for big events and breezy afternoons on the waterfront. Project Start: June 2007 Project Completed: June 2013 Kissimmee, FL, USA Client: City of Kissimmee Dan Loubier, Director 407.518.2501 dloubier@kissimmee.org Planned and Actual Dates: June 2007/June 2013 '.'\-.:; ~ ~ it "lI ~ -".~ Direct Pedestrian and Vehicular Connections from Downtown to Lakefront Park. Initial Phase I Project Budget: $7 Million Final Phase I Completion Costs: $7 Million Total Value of All Planned Phases: $25 Million AZCOM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 23 AECOM Design + Planning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Studio: Orlando City of Lakeland - Lake Mirror Park Completed: 2009 Lakeland, FL, USA Client: City of Lakeland These services were provided by AECOM professionals during their employment with Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin, Inc. Located in downtown Lakeland and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Lake Mirror Park serves as both the urban centerpiece and historic heart of the city. As such, the concept driving the master planning of the park was "A reflection of Lakeland's past and a looking glass to its future". The park was designed with the specific objectives of opening vistas to the central lake from the surrounding community, providing opportunities for quality private development adjacent to and within the park, offering active and passive uses for residents and visitors of all ages, and creating opportunities to reflect the City's illustrious history and locate public art. Features developed around the park include: The Main Street Overlook: Main Street, which bisected a portion of the existing park, was realigned to allow space for this formal plaza connecting the downtown with the historic loggia. The plaza was designed as a tribute to the Architectural heritage of the City. Allen Kryger Overlook Park: A public gathering area that offers wonderful views over the park as well as serves as pre-function space for the adjacent Terrace Hotel for banquets and events. Hollis Garden: A formal garden that celebrates special features of Central Florida and man's historic influence in the area. Garden areas or 'rooms' include a grotto, vegetable and herb garden, tropical garden, native planting area, a butterfly garden, and color garden. Amphitheater: Large, terraced grass steps facing the promenade and lake, with views of the downtown beyond. Barnett Family Park: A children's play park expressing the rich cultural and natural history of Lakeland. Elements within the park include an interpretive playground, splash- pad with mosaic-tile mural, labyrinth, and open play area. The Mirrors, Long Green, and Rose Street Gateway: New walk connections, trellises with swings, and seating areas along the eastern edge of the Lake that are designed as a reflection of Lakeland's past. North Promenade and Railroad Pavilion: Completion of the historic promenade around the lake and addition of classically-designed trellis feature with steps down into the water. Cost: $12 million (construction) Awards: Florida American Society of Landscape Architects - Award of Merit, Great Places in Florida, Public Spaces, 2011 24 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 k-coM AECOM Design + Planning Masterplanning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Environmental + Ecological Planning Jensen Beach, Florida, U.S.A. Client: Martin County Studio Location: Orlando Indian Riverside Park --- r~ These services were provided by AECOM professionals during their employment with Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin. In 1996 the voters of Martin County approved a bond referendum to help acquire and develop the Indian Riverside Park. Additional monies were provided by the Florida Communities Trust. Thus, a major focus in redevelopment of the site was the preservation, enhancement and restoration of existing natural systems, such as the 2,500 feet of Indian River frontage and the interior mangrove swamp. Glatting Jackson ecologists evaluated fl ora and fauna on this subtropical site, for both upland and estuarine systems, and accumulated extensive species lists for each. Subsequently, the ecological design process focused on the protection and enhancement of these systems. Stormwater treatment was retrofi tted into the existing project, and integrated into the enhancement plan for the interior mangrove swamp. The preservation and enhancement of upland, mangrove and seagrass systems was accomplished while providing recreational opportunities for the citizens of Martin County. ~~ -'~~.~ '''''''~-',-,I i~b;: ~~ .:"\: ~ .;....,. ~ ;. . i,4 ~:~.~-" AZCOM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 25 AECOM Design + Planning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Masterplanning Environmental + Ecological Planning Studio: Atlanta, Alexandria, London, Miami Pare Diagonal Mar Phase 1 Completed: 2001 Completed: 2008 Diagonal Mar, a retail and residential complex centered on a public park, completes Barcelona's urban beachfront revitalization begun in 1989 for the Summer Olympic Games. Working with Robert A.M. Stern Architects and Spanish architect Enric Miralles, we developed a master plan for the entire development. Providing a gateway to the sea for locals and visitors, Pare Diagonal Mar features play areas, lakes, a waterfall, an outdoor cafe, a fountain and viewing mounds, all linked by paths that lead Urban beachfront improved and revitalized 26-acre park, 840,OOO-square-foot retail center, and high-rise condominiums Environmentally sensitive landscape design solutions Hotels and a performing arts/convention center included in expansion plans National Honor Award, General Design Category, Ii m,:.r-ir.An ~n('j~tv nf I Anri~('An,:> tJ.r('hitp,..t~ to the beach. The park is conceived as an abstract tapestry in plan view, and is enjoyed from above by high-rise residents. Ecology played a meaningful role in the park's design. Porous pavements minimize stormwater runoff. The use of native plant materials allows for reduced irrigation and pesticide use. A regional retention pond and sections of shoreline edged with aquatic plants provide first flush cleansing of storm water, as well as a habitat for indigenous marine and bird species. Barcelona, Spain Client: Hines 26 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 Ao""COM AECOM Design + Planning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design I I I J -, Studio: Orlando Haulover Park Miami-Dade County Park and Recreation Department sought to develop a park planning program for an existing 246 acre natural resource heritage park. Project highlights included a traffic and circulation evaluation of existing park conditions, extensive research of comparable beach and boat launch facilities, and planning of parking facilities. As one of seven heritage parks of Miami-Dade County, Haulover Park has a long history and is one of the most popular beaches in the country. Through an integrated planning effort incorporating park program planning and transportation planning, over 23 acres of parking will be restored to open green space while expanding the park's services and infastructure to accommodate growing population needs. Development of a new internal parking circulation network for vehicles and pedestrians involved coordination with the Florida Department of Transportation and Miami-Dade County Transit. Capital improvements determined during planning are estimated at $80 million. Cost: $81,500 (design) Project Size: 246 acres Completed: Ongoing Miami-Dade County, FL, USA Client: Miami-Dade County Park and Recreation Department " 1&); .l~ ;/ '/:': J'~ '~; . & ~COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04.04 27 AECOM Design + Planning Park Master Planning and Site Design Studio: Orlando I --; Congress Avenue Barrier-Free Park Congress Avenue Barrier-Free Park fulfills the City of Boynton Beach's vision to create a universally accessible play park for children of all abilities. Opened in January 2012, the park has already become a one of the City's signature public spaces and a popular destination for both residents and visitors alike. AECOM served as the lead of the project's design team and was tasked with developing the park program, creating a final master plan, securing environmental permits, preparing Phase 1 construction documents, and providing construction phase services. AECOM used an inclusive design process in which the client team, residents, and stakeholders were involved from conceptual planning through construction documentation. Nearby Loxahatchee Swamp provided inspiration for the park's "Florida swamp" design concept, which guided site planning and theming. Completed: 2012 Boynton Beach, FL, USA Client: City of Boynton Beach The initial, 10.5 acre, $1.7 million phase of construction includes the park's complete infrastructure, architecture, and four play areas. The playground equipment selected offers a wide range of play opportunities for any level of ability. An emphasis was placed on including elements that were not only accessible but also offered movement and group use, such that children could experience truly integrated play. Support elements include a centrally located restroom building providing innovative and fully accessible facilities, a vegetated bioswale designed as 'green' stormwater conveyance, and native landscaping creating much-needed shade. Future phases include an additional play space with a large, accessible custom play structure and a Boundless Center, a City facility focused on providing services to those with special needs in the community. 28 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 k""COM AECOM Design + Planning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Additional Services Construction Administration Completed: 2009 Phoenix Downtown Civic Space Civic Space Park is a unique and innovative addition to downtown Phoenix. Weaving together an urban oasis with the downtown fabric, it is distinguished by elements that are versatile and forward-thinking. Public and private, past and future, art and engineering; are all integrated into the design, which reflects a commitment to public engagement, sustainability, and community. The partnership of city, community, and designers created a vibrant and iconic destination at the city's heart. The park offers residents, workers, students, and visitors a compelling experience of urban design, green space, shade structu res, interactive LED lighting columns and water features, public art- and a lesson in sustainable design. This civic space is unique because it weaves together contextual elements from a variety of user groups, including visitors and neighborhood residents. The location of the park is also central to Arizona State Ao;-COM University's downtown campus, with a focus on pedestrian passages, bus routes, and light rail connections. Directly adjacent to the Downtown Central Station, the park blends public realm with mass transit. The park sits between the north and south lines of the new Valley Metro Light Rail and, as a part of the park design, created a mid-block crossing from the Taylor Street pedestrian corridor. The final construction of the space was completed nine months ago which has provided an excellent amount of time to receive feedback from the residents and visitors of the park. Along with numerous articles of praise and awards, the city has received incredibly positive feedback from the public. Civic Space Park has achieved one of its main goals of being flexible enough to fit the needs of the multitude of user groups, while still providing a distinct design with unique and iconic elements to a growing metropolis. Phoenix, AZ Client: Arizona State University! City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 29 AECOM Design + Planning Parks and Public Space Planning and Design Studio: West Palm Beach Completed: 2011 Delray Beach, FL, USA Client: City of Delray Beach Old School Square Cultural Arts Center These services were provided by AECOM professionals during their employment with Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin, Inc. The Old School Square Culture and Arts Center is in the heart of Downtown Delray Beach. The facility is based around the original one- building school house built in 1913, and High School and Gymnasium constructed in 1925, which have been converted into community meeting and classroom spaces, and theatre providing a venue for theatrical, music and other performances. A new parking garage allows the site to be designed as an urban plaza and park for hosting the numerous concerts, festivals, and art shows that currently occur on the site. The Master Plan accommodates large groups and small gatherings for daytime and evening events, with fixed and moveable furniture, and space for signature art. For events with admission fees the park is planned for a temporary fence to control access, while accommodating service into and pedestrian traffic around the facility. The first phase of construction is complete, with furniture and art installed in June 2010. Future phases include an array of more elaborate features, including: a large multi- media display panel and shade structure in front of the garage for movies and exhibits; interactive art; and fountains. Adjacent commercial properties may eventually be redeveloped to provide front door access into the park, making this one of the most urban parks in the area. Fee: $800,000 30 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A..-coM AECOM Design + Planning Masterplanning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Studio: Orlando Barnett Family Park These services were provided by AECOM professionals during their employment with Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin, Inc. The main design theme for the park is "discovery" of the natural wonders found within and surrounding the City of \ Lakeland. Creative play environments allow for visitors to learn about the fascinating plants and animals found nearby by climbing on kid-sized insects, guessing the answers to puzzles and finding different types of "critters" on the art walls. Giant frogs, spiders, bees, inch-worms, ants and dragon flies are designed for climbing and are integrated with playground equipment that resemble a spider's web, a bee hive and an inch worm's body. The interactive water fountain is surrounded by a series of tile mosaic murals that offer a wonderful display of native flora and fauna. Alligators, panthers, grasshoppers, humming birds, herons, bears, large-mouth bass and butterflies are all part of the mosaic. I n addition to the interactive water fountain and the bug-themed playground, Barnett Family Park also has a labyrinth, a great open lawn, and a new community building. The successful design of the Park has created a unique and wonderful play place in downtown Lakeland. Project size: 4 acres Lakecland, FL, USA Client: City of Lakeland City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 31 A;:COM AECOM Design + Planning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Environmental + Ecological Planning Studio: Miami, Atlanta . I -; I Rock Ridge Park w ~ Detailed design and construction documents Low maintenance, native landscape Expedited construction schedule Completed: 2007 'l!l m!li' ~;lll i!i !III III ll';, Miami, USA Client: Miami-Dade County Park and Recreation Department Working from an approved General Plan provided by the Park and Recreation Department, AECOM prepared design development plans and construction documents for a new neighborhood park in suburban Miami. The $0.85 million first phase includes a new parking area and site infrastructure, landscaping, signage, walking paths, a playground and site furnishings. The pathway layout and placement of amenities take advantage of the site's topography - a rarity in southern Florida, which has been strongly accentuated in the grading design - to add variety and interest to the park's visual quality and the walker's experience. Landscape materials are primarily native, and designed to survive and even thrive with minimal maintenance and no permanent irrigation. 32 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A:o""COM t;!~i'i!.i Il' '!,A AECOM Design + Planning Wayfinding + Environmental Graphics Studio: Orlando I 1 North Miami Beach Gateways and Wayfinding :'Ii \. ,<: Dill! il' ';, fi '.l ~~ Ii III III The City of North Miami Beach contracted AECOM to evaluate the entry experience at each entry node into the City. As part of this project we reviewed the best access opportunities and designed gateway features in keeping with the character of the community's history, architecture and brand. The gateway features each contain a digital message sign which displays event and public service information at the key decision points around the community. The signs are internally illuminated at night for clear legibility. AECOM as part of the second phase of work has designed and is coordinating implementation of the vehicular and pedestrian wayfinding system. This will aid visitors in locating the many hidden destinations throughout the City. These destinations include retail, museums, parks and other civic destinations. A.'"COM Completed: Ongoing Miami-Dade County, FL, USA Client: North Miami Beach .~ d1.l 1(,. 01 ." ~ AECOM has coordinated the approval of this project through the Department of Transportation and obtained necessary approvals from the Federal Highway Administration for direction giving on state routes. I :Ii ! J I,:': ' I I I I I I I I ! City of Sunny Isles Beach Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 33 AECOM Design + Planning Wayfinding + Environmental Graphics Studio: Orlando Miami-Dade Parks and Recreation Wayfinding @@~ .... ,-- ~_;'rr it ~ ,St @@@ .....=.= I' -.-.- .. These services were provided by AECOM professionals during their employment with Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin, Inc. In February 2007, Miami-Dade County contracted us to review and revise the wayfinding at county parks, trails, and marinas. The goal of this project was to better understand concerns users may have with locating, accessing and using these public facilities. Our discovery has been focused upon gathering com parables, project research, and site analysis of each facility type. The culmination of this discovery phase of the project has led to the creation of the project program document. This document presents pertinent information such as project character, graphic image development, architectural styles, wayfinding concerns, terminology, multilingual requirements, and priority destinations. This information which Completed: 2008 Miami, FL, USA Client: Miami-Dade County ~:~t;'-,~,v . .. ~'a"-'f I ,~. 'l . . - ~~,Nf~ ~ \ Widlh Vo:lri(!~ base!:! upon pJr"k rnap siw I I' '! J-=-u I : _....J._ 1 i i I I ~ l--~ I I ~ I I' 1~"':1' ..l..ll4 ~ I. I . ~rtr ~J "11 ~ :-..... I I, r~"" ~,':i~ j ~ ~ " ~~jk~-,;)!.I;~{"-':.- ~, : I ~*.~'~l"'" -, .,~ fl, "I I .". \ mill ...."- ~.':' -._~ I ",. ~ I .,;, ...~~ =c.",...' , . ," ~lll' 0" .'=''', , I - .' ..', I' . trl} I .. ,.. , . - _~011~_~ ~ 0- t ......,.-...f 11l. IoU .:'!!':i'~\~I~~I:i~al:.~ I(~" ... ~!", ...!""I"JCi'Jr ':!..:j P ~J '-__ _-,~~~ - ~ I ~ l' ~ ." I .. I . I !l'9r<<hi',(O.,ft I - ... Matheson Hammock Park - eo@@C) _ bd Flth Bar I Grill, S.fllng schOOI_ .J has been developed through input from the Miami-Dade County Parks & Recreation leadership, park staff and the public end-users, and will serve as the spring board that will ultimately lead to the design of a wayfinding system. This system will follow seven principals established for this effort. These principals have been developed as a guide to ensure that all designs work towards a common goal focused on these guiding objectives. Project Principals: 1. Provide access to all cultures 2. Promote brand awareness 3. Clear direction to destinations 4. Promote interpretive experiences 5. Direct to public transportation 6. Promote path/trail safety 7. Design consistency Cost: $200.000 34 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 r k-coM AECOM Design + Planning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Wayfinding + Environmental Graphics Studio: Orlando Kissimmee Lakefront Park Wayfinding These services were provided by AECOM professionals during their employment with Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin, Inc. This 25-acre park is located in downtown Kissimmee on the shores of Lake Tohopekaliga. The design team worked with the City of Kissimmee's Parks and Recreation department and the Downtown CRA to redevelop the park, focusing on the historical, ecological and social needs of a growing waterfront community. The lakefront park utilizes innovative stormwater management, flexible civic space design, active and passive waterfront recreation, and world-class art to create the premiere community gathering space for the citizens of Kissimmee as well as surrounding neighbors. GlattingJackson developed a comprehensive wayfinding system that will help direct visitors to various destinations within the park. The overall wayfinding system includes directional signs, kiosk maps, and interpretive signage. The goal of the interpretive sign program will help educate visitors not only about the rich history of the waterfront and surrounding areas, but also the ecological improvements of the park. The design team was challenged with keeping the aesthetic consistent with the new wayfinding system in the Historic Downtown area, also created by Glatting Jackson, while maintaining a sense of place and brand unique to the park. Project size: 25 acres Cost: $30,000 \f!~--~ ~~ Pedestrian Directional Kiosk Map ... /1.'l'ldl.U,l:i.:.....:;~d\ ~(\:i hlil'lll: ...,'1_, ~i'~."." .' . iftL:~'d , ~~ .\ J---. e' . , .., 3 . I W~~r~j :~~ ~'JI~'ll 'i.\l .' ~,'Jll 'L.lhll..t ,~.t :-".~~..;'". ti\.1~ \;1i~' ~ y or V" .,i.. ~ '~ -_._~' , / '6' ''''~1,'''-',.' ~--~~. ~~ YlJ ," , 1 " ~ ~";. Kissimmee, FL, USA Client: City of Kissimmee ~ Interpretive Signage Shelter Reserved Sign '!i.J,.~'''J~I[~, tt,~!i1i~IoI!~\n~;; i~- t-hlq' ['1_. .t'\ .\11,1 ill." .;f...illl-L 1~";I..1.'H,' M'-"',~'+'" " '.I ,~ " \ ...:.'aihtfll.,'(:,oL':f ~t,\itl.,: w...... ,t \ (~1 ..". , r,\ ,- - . ~,~~~~:M~~~~~~~t'l~~ '''C :;;cII A:'COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 35 AECOM Design + Planning Landscape Architecture + Urban Design Studio: Atlanta, Miami Beach Completed: 2006 Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts Oval plaza Artist collaboration Unique fountain Landmark space Pedestrian friendly Miami, USA Client: Performing Arts Center Trust Architect: Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts is a spectacular public space within a tight urban setting. To enhance the connection between the Opera House and the Concert Hall, we proposed an oval plaza spanning Biscayne Boulevard articulated with rings of plantings, water and unique paving patterns reminiscent of Miami's multiple cultures. The fountain, which is a collaboration with artist Anna Murch, creates a magical space for special outdoor performances. AECOM and Balmori Associates worked together on the design of public spaces and landscape architecture. By preserving the historic Sears Tower and adapting its base for use as a small restaurant, this highly visible anchor to the public plaza continues to serve as a city landmark. 36 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 k-cOM Project Schedule Following is an intracoastal parks project schedule based on the project approach outlined in Section 04. Intracoastal Parks Project Schedule I Task I Project Milestones Design Construction 5 D's Project-APproach ,\ > , : ' . . .' .' - . JUNE 2012 ; JULY 2012 AUG,20,2 SEP,2012 OCT, 2012 NOV, 2012 DEe,2012 JAI\;, 2013 - JULY 2013 Desire .1'~'J':'\"{..'" : ) I 2 Discovery 3 Design 4 Discussion . .' 5 Docu mentation 6 Bidding + Construction "'lI.a'",~ 1tl1:"i>I.1i1'T-"'1> . . . . : rl.'~ff~ri~A:r~~1fftm~.l'JI!l\Tb.~~ I ) I ) 't.W":f.lw:i!t:Z,~ 180 DAYS i!;;'1 T~;,k~~ ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) A:o.""COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 37 I -] 03 I Staffing Below is a list of the key team members and their relevant experience and roles on this project: Jay R. Hood, RLA Project Director Jay R. Hood, RLA will be the Principal-in-Charge on this project. Jay is a registered landscape architect with over twenty-two years of experience in site design and landscape architecture for public spaces. His design influence is featured in the public realm design of places such as Miami Circle Park and Baldwin Park. Jay's philosophy of design focuses on functional and timeless design that is grounded in context and equity of users. Jay has long focused on the creative use of native plant material and the use of indigenous hardscape materials. His goal with every design is to create spaces which have meaning, tell a story, and create lasting value. George Puig, RLA Project Manager George Puig, RLA will be the Project Manager on this project. With over 22 years of professional practice in South Florida, George Puig, RLA is a registered landscape architect with experience on a number of projects throughout the United States, Latin America and abroad with both private and public clients. George leads AECOM's Southeastern Urban Public Realm market sector which focuses on urban parks, plazas, waterfront walks and streetscapes and is experienced with the management of projects that include designers, planners, architects and engineers. His project knowledge has been built by his critical involvement in urban design through his role as the designer and project manager in-charge of several park projects throughout South Florida offering design services from concept through construction administration. In addition, George's certification and knowledge of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design ensures that CPTED principles are followed on all the park projects he manages. David L. Barth, ASLA, AICP, CPRP Principal Planner David L. Barth, ASLA, AICP, CPRP will be the Principal Planner on this project. Dave is a registered Landscape Architect, Certified Planner and a Certified Parks and Recreation Professional who leads AECOM's Southeastern Parks and Public Space Planning team. David has served as the designer, planner, project manager and/or principal- in-charge of hundreds of park planning and design projects throughout his 30+ year career including the City of Doral Parks and Recreation System Master Plan and the Doral Dog Park, and is known for his responsive service; creative design; facilitation and consensus-building skills; and ability to move projects forward from concept to construction. He is actively involved in the Parks and Recreation profession, and regularly speaks and writes regarding parks and recreation topics and issues. Brook Dannemiller, RLA, LEED'" AP Landscape Architect Brook Dannemiller, RLA, LEED'" AP will be a Landscape Architect on the project. Brook is a registered landscape architect and LEED Accredited Professional with over nine years of landscape architecture and planning experience. He has been extensively involved in a diverse range of projects including on-structure landscapes, brownfield sites, athletic fields and courts, community design and planning, site and detail design, construction administration, and project management on a variety of small and large scale projects including commercial, residential, public, educational, and military. 40 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 Ao-coM I I .~ I I I I Gustavo Santana Landscape Designer Gustavo Santana will be a Landscape Designer on the project. Gustavo has over 10 years of landscape architectural planning and design experience. Mr. Santana is a motivated and resourceful designer who has been extensively involved in master planning, site and detail design, construction administration and project management on a variety of large and small scale projects including recreational, commercial, residential, educational, riverwalk and streetscape design. --< Ryan Cambridge Landscape Designer Ryan Cambridge will be a Landscape Designer on the project. Ryan's background in sustainable design/planning has been the cornerstone for his professional tenure with the belief that the integration of sustainability at the environmental, infrastructural, and economical levels of design are prerequisite to the long-term success of any project. His direct experience with the City of Doral Dog Park and the City of Doral Parks System Master Plan bring very valuable knowledge regarding the City of Doral's park planning and design processes. A:'COM Thomas J. McMacken, Jr., RLA Quality Assurance/Quality Control Thomas J. McMacken, Jr. will responsi ble for the project's Quality Assurance/Quality Control. His 32 years of experience as a registered landscape architect, and his passion for site design, construction documents, project management and quality control allow him to provide his clients with projects that compliment the design capabilities that have long been the strength of the firm. Jonathan Mugmon, SEGD Environmental Graphic Designer Jonathan Mugmon will be the Environmental Graphic Designer on the project. With over twelve years experience in development of wayfinding systems, interpretive planning and community branding, and as the director ofthe Wayfinding Practice at Design + Planning's Orlando office, Jonathan has worked in a variety of wayfinding contexts including municipal, public parks and trails, main streets and urban areas, institutional and educational campuses, scenic highways, and national historic sites. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 41 Nina GLadstone, LEED@ AP Lead Architect Nina Gladstone, LEEO@APwill be the lead architect on the project. Nina serves as a Project Manager/Project Architect for AECOM specializing in state and local government, and judicial facilities, Her experience includes numerous major government projects totaling over 5 million square feet including the Surfs ide Community Center which is a recently constructed 30,000 square feet multi-purpose Civic Center. Some of the more recent projects have been nationally or regionally recognized through awards and publications. Ms. Gladstone's project duties have encompassed programming, architecture and engineering, as well as interior design/space planning/FF&E services. Erica NeLLes, AlA, LEED@ AP, BD+C Lead Architect Erica Nelles, AlA, LEEO'" AP, BO+C will be the sustainability expert on the project. With professional degrees in both Architecture and Bio-Resource Engineering, Erica brings a distinct design approach work at AECOM, providing continuity for project-specific design issues, technical requirements and sustainable strategies. In addition to her role as Project Architect, she also serves as the Sustainable Design Director for AECOM Miami. Erica is responsible for the design and implementation of both internal and client-based environmentally-sensitive practices, production of required documentation for multiple certification standards, and USGBC/LEED Project Management. Leo Giangrande, P.E. Civil Engineer Leo Giangrande, P.E. will be the site Civil Engineer on the project. Leo is responsible for the management of the firm's civil engineering design in South Florida. Leo's experience including being prime consultant and civil engineering PM of several park projects as well as numerous other project types ranging from transportation planning, site civil design, construction specifications, cost estimating, bid and award to construction administration, environmental permitting, and all the diverse range of approvals and typical civil designs required for land development. Jay Exum, Ph.D, LEED@ AP Principal Ecologist Jay Exum, Ph.O, LEEO'" AP will be the Principal Ecologist on the project. Jay is currently the Principal of Environmental Services and has over 34 years of experience with expertise in wildlife ecology, wetland ecology, environmental policy, federal and state wetland jurisdictional delineations, natural resource evaluations within southeastern states, threatened and endangered species analyses and management, mitigation design, and environmental permitting. 42 City of Sunny Isles Beach 1 Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A-""COM W. Ronald Hunt, P.E., LEED@ AP Structural Engineer w. Ronald Hunt, P.E., LEEO'" AP will be the Structural Engineer on the project. Mr. Hunt, the Engineering Director and Structural Engineering Principal at AECOM, have been with the firm for 37 years, and have 41 years of total experience. He is in charge of all structural engineering requirements and participates directly in all projects to ensure proper design, coordination, and responsiveness, Mr. Hunt has extensive experience in structural design for both new construction and renovation, for many of the firm's major projects, including a broad range of facility types including judicial facilities, educational, commercial, industrial, institutional, corporate/office, airports, rapid transit and prisons and jails for federal, state and local governments. Ovidio Rodriguez, P.E., LEED@ AP Electrical Engineer Ovidio Rodriguez, P.E., LEEO'" AP will be the Electrical Engineer on the project. Ovidio is responsible for the management of the firm's electrical engineering design team in South Florida. Ovidio's engineering work has focused on power and control systems, including power distribution, audio and telecommunications, security and fire protection monitoring systems, energy audits, and energy conservation design. Clinton Knobloch, PSM Project Surveyor Clinton Knobloch, PSM will be a Project Su rveyor on the project. Clinton has been a Client Service Manager/Survey Team Leader with AECOM since 1990 with 32 years of surveying and mapping experience. His experience includes a wide range of surveying and mapping services with an expertise in boundary, sectional retracement, topographic, construction layout, title review, mean high water location, digital terrain modeling and GPS surveys. Brian C. Kiernan, PSM Project Surveyor Brian C. Kiernan, PSM will be a Project Surveyor on the project. Brian is a professional surveyor and mapper with over 29 years of surveying and mapping experience. He has worked on projects for both public and private clients, including boundary and topographic surveys, right-of-way mapping, route surveys, jurisdictional boundaries, legal descriptions, and platting. He is proficient in both AutoCAD Land Desktop 2007, TDS data collection software and SKI Pro GPS software. A:'COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 43 Kenneth DiDonato, P.E. Irrigation Designer Kenneth DiDonato, P.E. will be the irrigation designer on the project. Ken is a Registered Civil Engineer in the State of Florida with over 40 years of experience that has worked on projects ranging from golf courses, parks and recreational, institutional and commercial including the recently completed Heritage Park. He has also worked with numerous public clients such as Broward County, City of Hollywood, Metro-Dade, City of Boca Raton, Cooper City, Town of Davie, City of Hialeah, City of Miami Beach, City of Miami, City of Pompano Beach, Miami Dade Public Schools, and Broward County Public Schools. Most recently, Mr. DiDonato has worked on projects in which the irrigation systems were responding to current Xeriscape Ordinances, as well as utilizing the latest in computer technology from the irrigation industry. Roberto E. Balbis, P.E. Geotechnical Engineer Roberto E. Balbis, P.E. will be the Geotechnical Engineer on the project. As Vice President and Principal Engineer at Ardaman & Associates, Inc., Roberto has managed thousands of projects, dealing with geotechnical engineering and construction materials testing and has accumulated nearly 40 years of geotechnical engineering experience. He has gained a wealth of knowledge regarding construction conditions in the area and is often consulted on "high- profile" projects, such as City Place, Judicial Center Parking Structure, Northbridge Center, Esperante and the Kravis Performing Arts Center. Ryan Ruskay Grants/Funding Specialist Ryan A. Ruskay will be the Grants/Funding Specialist on the project. With over more than 12 years of extensive experience in the evaluation and management of various state and federal funding programs, obtaining $73 million dollars in the past eight years, Ryan has worked with a wide range of local governments to find and obtain the funding necessary to make their capital projects a success. His projects consistently place in the top percentages of funding programs on the local, state and federal level. Beginning his career with the State of Florida, Mr. Ruskay managed such programs as the Florida Recreational Development Assistance Program and the Florida Boating Improvement Program. 44 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A..""COM Organizational Chart I I . J Tom MbMacken,RLA (AECOM) Ron Hunt, P.E., LEED@ AP (AECOM) David L. Barth, ASLA, AICP, ,CPRP (AECOM) Ao.-coM Brook Dannemiller, RLA, LEEO@'AP (AECOM) Gustavo Santana (AECOM) Ryan Ca~bridge (AECOM) Jonathan Mugmon, SEGD (AECOM) Nina Gladstone; LEED@ AP (AECOM) Erica Nelles, AlA, LEED@ AP, BD+C (AECOM) Kenneth DiDonato, P.E. (Kenneth DiDonato, Inc.) L~o Giangrande,p.E. (AECOM) Ron Hunt, P.E~, LEED@ AP "(AECOM) .. Ovidio Rodriguez, P.E., LEED@ AP (AECOM) Robert E. Balbis, P.E. (Ardaman & Associates, Inc.) Clinton Knobloch; PSM (AECOM) Brian C. Kiernan, PSM (AECOM) . City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 45 Jay R. Hood, RLA Project Director Years of Experience 24 years Education Bachelor of Science, Landscape Architecture, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 1987 Professional Registrations Landscape Architect, FL LA0001277, 1989 Landscape Architect, CO LA841 , 2009 Affiliations American Society of Landscape Architects Orlando DRC, Board Member Purdue Advisory Council, Board Member Florida LEAF Scholarship, Board Member Awards and Honors Lake Nona Urban Forest Plan, Urban Forestry Council, 2009 Environmental and Sustainability Honor - University of Central Florida, ASLA Florida Chapter, 2008 Master Planning Award - Scenic and Historic A1A Master Plan, Florida Planning & Zoning Association, 2006 Award of Excellence - Park Avenue Winter Park, AS LA Florida Chapter, 2002 Award of Excellence - Hollis Garden, FNGLA Landscape Awards, 2001 Award of Excellence - Winter Park Village, Winter Park, FL, ASLA Florida Chapter, 2000 Publications, Technical Papers, Presentations Florida Association of Museums Annual Conference, Speaker, Archaeological Sites as Outdoor Interpretive Spaces, September, 2011 Florida Oasis - A Photographic Tour of Harry P. Leu Gardens, The Tropical Stream Garden, 2010 American Public Works Assn. Florida, Introduction to Sustainability in the Public Realm: The Sustainable Systems Integration Model, 2010 UCF Real Estate Law, Panel Discussion, 2010 2010 National LA Students Conference LABASH, I've Got A Degree...Now What? U.S. 192 Redevelopment: Collaboration to Create Place, 2003 Community Managers Association, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED), 2003 American Institute of Architects Florida, Fundamentals of Place Making, 2002 American Federation of Garden Clubs Central Florida, Roadside Landscape Development in the Third Motor Age, 1995 CAT Journal: Leonine Features to Enhance Bridge Capacity (Co-Author), 1992 Mr. Hood, ASLA, has over twenty-four years of experience in site design and landscape architecture for public spaces. Mr. Hood has a Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture from Purdue University. His design influence is featured in the public realm design of places such as Lakeland's Hollis Garden, the City of Orlando's Harry P. Leu Botanical Gardens, Winter Park's Park Avenue, Downtown Plant Street in Winter Garden and the University of Central Florida's Health Sciences Campus at Lake Nona. Mr. Hood's philosophy of design focuses on functional and timeless design that is grounded in context and equity of users. Jay has long focused on the creative use of native plant material and the use of indigenous hardscape materials. His goal with every design is to create spaces which have meaning, tell a story, and create lasting value. Project Experience Miami Circle, Miami, FL Discovered in 1998, the Miami Circle at Brickell Point is a nationally significant archaeological site located at the mouth of the Miami River in downtown Miami. The Miami Circle was designated a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Department of the Interior. The firm was selected by the Historical Museum of South Florida to implement planning and design efforts at the Miami Circle. Plans include recreational and education opportunities in an urban park setting for local residents, tourists and those interested in the Circle's spiritual associations. Mr. Hood served as the Principal Designer of the Master Plan and Phase I Implementation. Baldwin Park - Neighborhood Parks and Open Space, Orlando, FL Mr. Hood served as Principal-in-Charge for the project. As the Master Landscape Architect, the firm has provided Baldwin Park Development Company with a full range of design services that include conceptual design through construction observation. Projects include the village center and harbor on Lake Baldwin as well as a variety of urban parks, neighborhood parks and resource based parks, streetscape design, tree preservation and relocation, environmental communication graphics, trail design and lake edge restoration. Church Street Streetscape, Orlando, FL The Church Street Streetscape project is one of the key first steps toward realizing the Orlando Venues Master Plan of redevelopment. Running in front of and to the west of the Orlando Amway Center, this streetscape project will act as a catalyst for the eventual redevelopment of the surrounding land uses; help establish an identity for the burgeoning downtown retail-entertainment core while respecting the heritage, values, and function of the surrounding neighborhoods. For this project, AECOM was a sub-consultant to WBQ Design and Engineering. Mr. Hood served as AECOM Principal-in-Charge. The project includes public involvement and concept to construction phase services. The construction budget for this project is estimated to $12.5 million. Funding for this project 46 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A:o""COM -t is through a federal grant administered by the Florida Department of Transportation. A1A Scenic Byway, FL Mr. Hood served as Principal Design Landscape Architect for this project. "Scenic and Historic A1A" abounds with white sandy beaches, recreational opportunities, and history dating back before the birth of this country. The Master Plan uses art and architecture that educates and inspires the scenic byway traveler, while visually connecting the resources along the byway. To provide access to the many resources along the scenic highway, the Master Plan identifies opportunities to enhance or complete the pedestrian and bicycle system. Detailed cross-sections and conceptual landscaping were included. Traffic calming measures were recommended to improve safety or to enhance the pedestrian and bicycle experience. Site plans were prepared for existing and new parks located along "Scenic and Historic A1A". A Wayfinding Master Plan was developed to assist the traveler in finding their destination and to provide a consistent "branding" to "Scenic and Historic A1A". ) City of Orlando Amway Center Streetscape, Orlando, FL Our firm created the Orlando Venues Master Plan which established a blueprint for the redevelopment of Downtown Orlando. In addition to being a catalyst for redevelopment, this project focuses on seamlessly integrating one of the City's newest venues, the Amway Center, into the urban fabric. Currently we are providing the City with design and project management services coordi nating the streetscape project with all affected City of Orlando Departments, Orlando Venues projects and Public Works. Mr. Hood serves as the Principal-in-Charge and Senior Designer for the project. One of the projects challenges is creating a "dynamic passage" underneath interstate highway 1-4 connecting City-owned parking with the new center. This is achieved through a design utilizing sound, lighting and animated images creating an exciting corridor experience. The streetscape project is estimated to be a $4 Million capital improvement with completion anticipated in August 2010. Hollis Garden, lakeland, FL Mr. Hood was the Principal Designer for this project and was responsible for the design and construction documents for this detailed garden on Lake Mirror in Downtown Lakeland, Florida. Hollis Gardens is a formal garden located within the historic Lake Mirror Park, which is a gift to the people of Lakeland from the Hollis family. This terraced garden documents the domestication of Florida. The design includes grottos and garden architecture which represent the history of Florida from the wilderness through the agrarian periods. South Miami Avenue Streetscape, Miami, FL AECOM worked with the Miami Downtown Development Authority to develop a pedestrian friendly streetscape for South Miami Avenue to help spur new economic development within the historic Brickell Village neighborhood. Jay served as senior designer. The master planning process included coordination and input from the DDA, City and County Staff stakeholders, businesses and the public. The culmination of the master planning effort was a master plan, report and cost estimate which focused upon creating a safe, pedestrian environment for residents and visitors alike. Barnett Family Park, Lakeland, Fl Mr. Hood served as Principal Designer. The main design theme for the park is "discovery" of the natural wonders found within and surrounding the City of Lakeland. Creative play environments allow for visitors to learn about the fascinating plants and animals found nearby by climbing on kid-sized insects. Giant frogs, spiders, bees, inch- worms, ants and dragon flies are designed for climbing and are integrated with playground equipment that resemble a spider's web, a bee hive and an inch worm's body. The interactive water fountain is surrounded by a series of tile mosaic murals that offer a wonderful display of native flora and fauna. In addition to the interactive water fountain and the bug-themed playground, Barnett Family Park also has a labyrinth, a great open lawn, and a new community building. The successful design of the Park has created a unique and wonderful play place in downtown Lakeland. lake Mirror Park, Lakeland, FL Under a continuing services contract with the City of Lakeland, a master plan was prepared for Lake Mirror Park in downtown Lakeland. The concept for the park is "A reflection of Lakeland's past and a looking glass to its futu re". Lake Mirror Park is on the National Historic Register and is the centerpiece of this city of 100,000 residents. The park houses several civic uses including the City Hall, the Lake Mirror Center, Hollis Gardens, and a fire station. Mr. Hood served as the Principal-in-Charge - Principal Designer and the Project Manager for this project. A.;COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 47 I I I I -i I George Puig, RlA, ASLA Project Manager Years of Experience 21 years Education Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, University of Florida, 1989 Professional Registrations Registered Landscape Architect, FL #1706 Registered Landscape Architect, Puerto Rico #41 Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Certification, 2005 Roadside Vegetation Management Advanced Training Certification, 2002 Affiliations American Society of Landscape Architects (AS LA) Colegio de Arquitectos y Arquitectos Paisajistas de Puerto Rico (CAAPPR) Urban Land Institute (UU) Awards and Honors Award of Honor, Northeast Everglades Natural Area Master Plan, Florida Chapter ASLA, 2006 Award of Merit, City of Homestead Parks and Recreation Master Plan Flori da Chapter ASLA, 2005 ' Outstanding Graduate Award, Palm Beach Atlantic University, 2003 Award of Honor, Indian Riverside Park, Florida Chapter ASLA, 2002 Landscape Architect of the Year, Palm Beach County Chapter ALA, 2001 With over 20 years of professional practice in South Florida, Mr. Puig is a registered landscape architect with experience on a number of projects throughout the United States, Latin America and abroad, within both private and public sectors. His project responsibilities include management of designers and planners, marketing, recruiting, and ensuring our clients receive the best possible service. Mr. Puig's project knowledge has been built by his critical involvement in urban design/streetscape; master planning; site development; conceptual and final design for resorts; hotels; single family; multi-family; mixed use; and entertainment! recreational facility projects. Project Experience Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Sunny Isles Beach, FL CLI ENT: City of Sunny Isles Beach Project Manager responsible for the landscape, hardscape, site furniture, site lighting and site planning design from concept through construction administration of a 4 acre urban park and 6-level, 500 space parking garage within a urban coastal site. Key features included an interactive water feature, performance stage, multi-use event lawn, amphitheatre seating, memorial wall and plaza, playgrounds and exercise paths. 181st Drive Active Park, Sunny Isles Beach, Florida CLIENT: City of Sunny Isles Beach At a previous firm, project manager responsible for the design and coordination of a multi-disciplinary landscape architecture lead active park project that provided a two story recreation building, gymnasium, little league baseball field and playground. Prepared conceptual plans through construction documents and coordinated with in-house disciplines as well as sub-consultants. Rock Ridge Park, Miami-Dade County, FL CLIENT: Miami-Dade County Park & Recreation Department Landscape Architect responsible for the design and construction documents for a new neighborhood park in southwest Miami-Dade County that included 100% native plantings, playground, walking paths and a multi-use field. Brickell Parks, Miami, FL CLIENT: The Related Group Project Manager responsible for the creation of conceptual landscape design and planning documents for Brickell Park and the Miami Circle Park at the mouth of the Miami River. Tropical Park General Plan, Miami, FL CLIENT: Miami-Dade County Park & Recreation Department Project manager responsible for the conceptual design and planning alternatives for the Westchester Cultural Arts Center facility and surrounding outdoor spaces as well as for the Tropical Park entrance beautification design criteria. Big Cypress National Preserve Trail Heads and Turn Lanes, Ochopee,FL CLIENT: National Park Service Project Manager responsible for the creation of landscape architectural environmental and civil engineering design documents related to the development of eight off road vehicle (ORV) trail heads. Each trail head included ORV and standard vehicle parking areas, restroom, informational kiosk, entry sign and restoration plantings. In addition, AECOM developed design plans for five turn lanes along U.S. 41, the main east!west roadway within the Preserve. Everglades National Park Flamingo Master Plan, Homestead, FL CLIENT: National Park Service Landscape architect tasked with the creation of a Master Plan for the "Flamingo" area of Everglades National Park focused on the overall vision for Flamingo's redevelopment. The Master Plan will provide guidance to establish the "New Flamingo" as an eco-friendly destination with a greater variety of lodging experiences and visitor services. 48 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 k.-coM I I J One Miami Riverwalk Extension, Miami, FL CLIENT: The Related Group Project Manager responsible for the landscape, hardscape design and construction administration for a public Riverwalk at the mouth of the Miami River in conjunction with a multi-use, multi-story, office, residential and entertainment complex. West Kendale Lakes Park, Miami, FL Landscape Architect CLIENT: Miami-Dade County Park & Recreation Department Design and construction documents for the renovation of an existing neighborhood park in western Miami-Dade County. Flamingo Park, Miami Beach, FL Landscape Architect CLIENT: City of Miami Beach Landscape and hardscape design for the renovations and improvements to Flamingo Park. Oceanfront Neighborhood Streetscape Improvements, Miami Beach, FL CLIENT: City of Miami Beach Project Manager. Landscape, hardscape, site furniture and lighting design services for over 15 streets from concept through construction administration. Project included management of subconsultants including civil engineer, and surveyors. Most of the recently designated National Register Collins Waterfront Historic District. The Oceanfront neighborhood project includes improvements to over fifteen city owned public right-of-ways and several 'greenway' locations between the Atlantic Ocean and Indian Creek. East Little Havana Greenprint Study, Miami, FL CLIENT: The Trust for Public Land Project Manager Planning + landscape design services for a greenprint master plan that evaluates current and future parks & open space needs for the community of East Little Havana. Davie Boulevard Corridor Master Plan, Fort Lauderdale, FL CLIENT: The City of Fort Lauderdale Landscape Architect. Redevelopment master plan + landscaping and streetscape beautification plan for this 2.1-mile long corridor. A::-coM Miramar Parkway Streetscape, Miramar, FL CLIENT: City of Miramar Project Manager/Landscape Architect. Redevelopment of a 1 mile area of a major roadway within the City of Miramar which included the preparation, coordination and design of conceptual plans and construction documents. This project focused on the creation of a streetscape environment that would encourage the redevelopment of adjacent parcels and encourage pedestrian circulation throughout the corridor. Indian Creek Greenway, Miami Beach, FL CLIENT: City of Miami Beach Project Manager. Design Conceptual of a greenway/linear park along the historic Indian Creek waterway. Plantation Preserve, Plantation, FL CLIENT: City of Plantation Deputy Project Manager/Landscape Architect. Responsi ble for the design and coordination of a multi-disciplinary golf course renovation project. This historic private golf course was purchased by the City of Plantation to be converted into a world class public course and linear park with emphasis on the South Florida natural wetland environment. By introducing a linear park feature along the 200 acre course, this green space seldom experienced by non-golfers, became a welcome link to other recreational open spaces within the City. Close coordination with the Golf Course architect and Clubhouse architect provided for the successful design of a world class golf course. Ras al-Hadd Resort, Ras al-Hadd, Oman CLIENT: Qatari Diar Project Manager. An overall master landscape design and implementation strategy as well as a regional green network analysis indicating the interconnectivity of nearby open spaces and national parks. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 49 David L. Barth, ASLA, AICP, CPRP Principal Planner I I 1 I Years of Experience 32 years Education Master of Science in Organizational Leadership, Palm Beach Atlantic University, 2003 Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, University of Florida, 1978 Professional Registration Registered Landscape Architect, FL #528,1979 Accreditations American Institute of Certified Planners, #011226, 1995 Certified Parks and Recreation Professional, 2002 Affiliations American Society of Landscape Architects American Planning Association National/ Florida Recreation and Parks Associations Florida Public Officials Design Institute South Florida Environmental Art Project Awards and Honors Award of Honor, Northeast Everglades Natural Area Master Plan, Florida Chapter ASLA, 2006 Award of Merit, City of Homestead Parks and Recreation Master Plan, Florida Chapter ASLA, 2005 Outstanding Graduate Award, Palm Beach Atlantic University, 2003 Award of Honor, Indian Riverside Park, Florida Chapter ASLA, 2002 Landscape Architect of the Year, Palm Beach County Chapter AlA, 2001 Publications + Technical Papers Providing Equity for Parks and Recreation Facilities; Alternatives for Calculating Level of Service, FRPA Journal, 2009 Strategies and Tools for Parks and Open Space Planning and Decision Making: Does My Community Need More Parks? APA Planning Advisory Service, 2008 Planning and Urban Design Standards: Conducting a Parks and Recreation Needs Assessment, APA, 2005 Presentations (200912010) Harnessing the Power of the Public Realm, West Palm Beach Sustainability Committee, 2010 10 Principles for Successful Community Visioning and Implementation, Florida Association of Counties, 2009 Greening Your Town through the Public Realm, South Florida Green Energy & Climate Conference, 2009 Alternatives for Calculating Level of Service for Parks and Recreation, NC/ SC Recreation and Parks Associations, 2009 Sustainability, Leadership and the Role of Parks and Recreation Professionals, FRPA Directors Summit, 2009 Effective Techniques for Public Participation, Needs Assessments and Consensus-Building, FRPA, 2009 Repositioning Parks and Recreation Departments to become an Essential Service, NRPA, 2009 Mr. Barth specializes in the planning and design of the public realm including parks, streets, trails, civic spaces and natural areas - to create more sustainable communities. He has developed over 60 city and county- wide public realm plans, as well as hundreds of individual design projects. Significant design projects include the Astronauts Memorial at Kennedy Space Center; Cypress Grove Park in Orlando; Martin County's Indian Riverside Park; Delray Beach Old School Square Addition; and Orange County's West Orange Trail. He has been a leading national advocate for "harnessing the power of the public realm", i.e. developing integrated, multiple-use systems of parks, trails ,civic spaces, stormwater facilities, streets and conservation areas to create more economically, socially and environmentally sustainable communities. He also regularly lectures and writes regarding how a well-planned and designed public realm can contribute to community sustainability. Project Experience Old School Square, Delray Beach, FL Project Manager for The Old School Square Culture and Arts Center located in the heart of Downtown Delray Beach. The facility is based around the original one- building school house built in 1913, and High School and Gymnasium constructed in 1925, which have been converted into community meeting and classroom spaces, and theater providing a venue for theatrical, music and other performances. A bandshell and restroom concession building were added in 1996, and a road closed to expand the building complex into two blocks. A recently completed parking garage allows the site to be designed as an urban plaza and park, to accommodate and expand upon the numerous concerts, festivals, and art shows that are currently occurring on the site. Miami-Dade County Ludlam Trail Guidelines, Miami-Dade County, FL Principal-in-Charge for the Miami-Dade County Park and Recreation Department to develop trail guidelines for the Ludlam Trail corridor. Working jointly with Rails to Trails Conservancy, heading an effort to develop a trail guideline document which will identify trail alignment, neighborhood and transit connections, trail materials, site furnishings and landscaping. The trail guidelines document will have extensive information on best practices and lessons learned for trail design along with information on 50 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12.04-04 k.""COM I ~ comparable trails throughout the country. The Ludlam Trail Guidelines will be reviewed by the Miami-Dade County MPO, Public Works Department, Planning and Zoning, and Transit. Estimated completion date is February, 2010. City of Boynton Beach Congress Avenue Park, Boynton Beach,FL Project Manager for The Boundless Park for the City of Boynton Beach is a passive-park addition to the City's existi ng Tennis Center. The central feature ofthe park is a "Boundless" Play area, a play apparatus system designed for children of all abilities. Other features in the park include a small community building, splash play area, walking trails and a Chinese/sensory/butterfly garden. The new park in its entirely is viewed as a boundless play space and sensory garden, utilizing a rich palette of plant materials and other textures, and applying the principles of classical Chinese gardens into the design of the park. j St. Lucie County South Causeway Park, St. Lucie County, FL Project Manager, for the South Causeway Island Park, The South Island Causeway Park is a ten (10) acre passive waterfront park located in St. Lucie County. The park is situated along the Ft. Pierce Inlet in Florida's Treasure Coast and is adjacent to the Smithsonian Marine Ecosystem Exhibit Center, the St. Lucie County Marine Center, and the St. Lucie County Historical Museum. The limited development of the passive park provided users with tranquil, sun bathing opportunities in the calm, warm waters of the inlet as well as breath taking views of the inlet and surrounding areas. This "regional" park's popularity began to take a toll on its aesthetic quality and beauty. Many of the facilities had reached the end of their life cycle and were damaged due to inclement weather and over use. The park itself was threatened by the severe sand/beach wash-outs caused by the 2005 and 2006 hurricane season. Worked with St. Lucie County to provide a master planning and landscape architecture services for the development of the park from the conceptual master plan phase through construction documents. The proposed master plan will provide park users with opportunities for enhanced passive recreation, picnicking, swimming, and fishing, as well as provide beach/sand stabilization. City of Fort Myers Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan, Fort Myers, FL Principal-in-Charge for the long range Needs Assessment and Parks Master Plan for the City of Fort Myers. The recreation needs assessment included: an inventory and assessment of the existing parks and recreation system; a comprehensive parks and recreation needs assessment including both qualitative and quantitative techniques such as Council interviews, public workshops, stakeholder interviews, telephone survey, level of service (LOS) analysis (acreage, facilities and service areas), and others. The parks system master plan included: the development of a long range Parks and Recreation System Vision to meet the City's current and future needs, including neighborhood parks, community parks, beach/water access, greenways, trails and bikeways, special use facilities, programs and other elements; the development of conceptual master plans and illustrative renderings for individual parks, consistent with the vision; and the development of a detailed implementation strategy, working in conjunction with the City Manager, senior staff and Recreation Advisory Board to establish spending priorities, realistic funding sources and anticipated programming and operation costs. City of Doral Parks and Recreation System Master Plan, Doral, FL The City of Doral is a relatively new community, first incorporated in 2003. The City-Wide Parks and Recreation Space Master Plan prepared by AECOM analyzes the existing parks system, which reflects the City's suburban heritage, and creates a new vision for the City's future. Major components of the Plan include an analysis and assessment of previously developed studies and reports, a city-wide and neighborhood demographics analysis; existing system analysis; a needs and priorities assessment that includes public workshops, interviews with elected officials and key stakeholders, focus group interviews, a mail! telephone survey and a level of service (LOS) evaluation. The Plan also includes a parks system vision plan; development of individual parks master plans and neighborhood improvement plans; and a cost estimate and implementation strategy. A:COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 51 Brook Dannemiller, RLA, LEED@ AP Landscape Architect Years of Experience 9 years Education Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture (BSLA), Cornell University, 2002 Professional Registrations Registered Landscape Architect, FL #6667003 Accred itation LEED Accredited Professional, 2009 Brook Dannemiller is a registered landscape architect and LEED Accredited Professional with over nine years of landscape architecture and planning experience. He has been extensively involved in a diverse range of projects including on structure landscapes, brownfield sites, athletic fields and courts, community design and planning, site and detail design, construction administration, and project management on a variety of small and large scale projects including commercial, residential, public, educational, and military. Project Experience Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Landscape Architect. Landscape, hardscape, and site planning design and construction administration services for a 4 acre park and 4-level, 500 space parking garage. Construction was completed in 2011. CLIENT: City of Sunny Isles Beach. Camana Bay, Grand Cayman Islands Landscape Architect. Hardscape and landscape design for a 120,000 sf, 4-story Block 8 building featuring plazas, a lakefront esplanade and native plant material seamlessly transitioned between the interior and exterior spaces. Construction was completed in 2009. CLIENT: Spillis Candela DMJM. Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Plant, Oldsmar, FL LEED/Sustainability Consultant. Documentation and review for LEED certification process for a new reverse osmosis water treatment plant. CLIENT: City of Oldsmar. Tuxedo Reserve Development, Tuxedo, NY Project Manager/Landscape Architect and Urban Designer. Prepared detailed design and grading for the roads, lots, trail system, neighborhood park and greeting center. Coordinated and integrated extensive stormwater management requirements with civil engineers for the 52 1 ,200-unit new urbanist community development, which includes a new town center, school site, sports complex, and wide range of housing types. The development combines both quality community planning with sound environmental practices, which includes preserving 80% of the 2,400 acre site as permanent open space. CLI ENT: Related. ARCHITECTS: Robert A.M. Stern Architects and Minno & Wasko. Arlington High School Remediation, Arlington, MA* Project Manager/Landscape Architect. Replacement of athletic facilities in conjunction with brownfield remediation and engineered barrie geosynthetic containment cap. Facility includes synthetic (Field Turf) field, 6-lane track with field events, baseball and softball fields, basketball courts, practice field, bleachers for 2,000 spectators, stadium lights, and a pre-school playground. Penetrations through the membrane had to be minimized to maintain the integrity of the barrier and for sequencing and scheduling, which resulted in a variety of unique engineering details to accommodate the required athletic facilities. The soils, soil depths, materials and drainage were designed to assure the long term success of both the brownfield remediation and the reconstruction ofthe facility. Construction was completed in the fall of 2005. CLIENT: Arlington High School. Adelphi University, Garden City, NY* Landscape Arch itect. Expansion of the Centers for Sports and Performing Arts and redesign of approximately half of the campus vehicular and pedestrian circulation. Facility includes a synthetic (Field Turf) field on top of a parking garage, a synthetic (Field Turf) practice field, tennis courts, and a number of plazas. The design allows for efficient vehicular circulation while providing direct pedestrian movements between the heart of the campus and the new facilities. The expansive parking ares required for the large commuter based student population are organized as a planting grove utilizing the long planting islands to collect and help clean the parking lot storm water before it enters the extensive system of drywells being installed. Construction was completed in 2008. CLIENT: Aldephi University. ARCHITECT: Cannon Design - Boston Office. Harrison Commons, Boston, MA* Landscape Architect. Landscape courtyard for new 136- unit apartment building. The courtyard is entirely over the roof and elevator shaft of the parking garage below City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 Ao.""COM the apartment building. Existing grate relationships and handicap accessible walks influenced the stepped garage roof, the soil depths, and the design and layout of the walks and landscape. Construction was completed in 2006. CLIENT: Harrison Commos Development Company. '\ United States Federal Office Building, Washington, D.C. (ATF Headquarters)* Landscape Architect. The site is a former brownfield site and is a LEED certified project. Security issues were paramount in the design ofthe building and site, which required sensitive integration of security elements into the overall site design. The site has multiple green roofs and courtyards that are on structure. The new streetscapes are intended to set the precedent for future street improvements in the area. Construction was completed in 2008. CLIENT: U.S. General Services Administration (GSA). ARCHITECT: Moche Safdie & Associates, Inc. " 1 '. ) j * Denotes project experience prior to joining AECOM. '\ ./' , ; ./ ~;i " j j j j J j A:=-coM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 53 I I i Gustava Santana, FNGlA, ASLA Landscape Designer Years of Experience 10 years Education Master of Landscape Architecture, School of Architecture Florida International University, 2002, Cum Laude ' Bachelor of Design in Architectural Studies, School of Architecture Florida International University, 1999, Cum Laude ' Affiliations F~orida Nursery, Growers and Landscape Association (FNGLA), Board of Directors American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) Awards + Honors Award of Merit, ASLA Florida Chapter, 2005 (Madie Ives Elementary School Butterfly Garden) Mr. Santana is a motivated and resourceful designer who has been extensively involved in master planning, site and detail design, construction administration and project management on a variety of large and small scale projects including commercial, residential, educational, riverwalk and streetscape design. He has worked closely in providing clients with community and campus master plans, utilizing a full range of planning and design resources to manage change and improve quality of life. Project Experience Brickell Parks, Miami, FL CLIENT: The Related Group Landscape Designer. Conceptual landscape design and planning for Brickell Park and the Miami Circle Park at the mouth of the Miami River. One Miami Riverwalk Extension, Miami, FL CLIENT: The Related Group/City of Miami Project Designer / Project Manager. Landscape, hardscape design and construction administration for a public Riverwalk at the mouth of the Miami River in conjunction with a multi-use, multi-story, office, residential and entertainment complex. Duval County Courthouse, Jacksonville, FL Project Designer/Project Manager. Responsibilities include coordination with design team, City site engineering, site lighting, surface water management and utility design as well as incorporating City of Jacksonville Design Guidelines. This project included all aspect of the public realm within a historically preserved governmental facility and the challenges of incorporating new design guidelines on a historic site. Managed and responsible for all components of project from planning/design to construction administration. Mound House Master Plan and Landscape Plan, Town of Fort Myers Beach, FL Project Designer/Project Manager. Responsibilities include coordination with design team, City Parks and Public Works Department, site engineering, and construction inspections. This project included the installation and design of a master plan and landscape architectural restoration of the early-20th century Mound House that balances archaeological resources, aesthetics, and interpretive goals through a design that is both sustainable and inviting for the general public. Managed and res~onsible for all components of project from planning/ design to certification and occupancy. Rock Ridge Park, Miami, FL Project Designer/Project Manager. Responsibilities include coordination with site engineering, County Parks Department, and DERM. This project included xeriscape landscape with a butterfly garden theme, passive recreational uses for both children and adults within a 5 acre urban park. Managed and responsible for all components of project from planning to certification and occupancy. Tamiami Park Entrance Design, Miami, FL Project Designer/Project Manager. Responsibilities include coordination with County Parks Department, the Miami- Dade County Fair & Expo, and the South Florida Water Management District in developing a useable waterway, gateway, and open space master plan that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing for Fair and Expo events as well as everyday use and function of the regional park. Managed and responsible for all components of project. Tree Islands Park, Miami-Dade County, FL Project Designer/Project Manager. Develop a general plan for a 120-acre new district park in western Miami-Dade County, including 70 acres of wetland prairie and hardwood tree island delineation and restoration to be preserved and made accessible as a nature preserve. The 50-acres of upland to accommodate a variety of recreational facilities. 54 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A;.;-COM Managed and participated in public meetings coordination with surrounding home owners association and County environmental and recreational departments. Medsouth Park, Miami-Dade County, FL Project Designer/Project Manager. Responsibilities include to coordinating with the design team and County Parks Department. Project required a general plan for a 5-acre neighborhood park incorporating passive recreation and neighborhood open space with a protected "Natural Forest Community" of south Dade pine rocklands. Managed and responsible for all public meetings coordination with surrounding home owners association and County Parks Department. Eden Lakes Park, Miami-Dade County, FL Project Designer/Project Manager. Responsibilities 'I included municipal coordination, and public involvement. This project included a general plan for a new 10-acre neighborhood park adjacent to two schools in the rapidly developing residential section of western Miami- Dade. Managed and responsible for all public meetings coordination with surrounding home owners association, Miami-Dade County School Board and County Parks Department. East Little Havana Park and Open Space Master Plan, Miami, FL CLIENT: The Trust for Public Land Landscape Designer. Planning and landscape design services for a master plan that analysis parks & open space needs for the community of East Little Havana. Davie Boulevard Corridor Master Plan, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Landscape Designer for the creation of a redevelopment master plan + landscaping and streetscape beautification plan for this 2.1-mile long corridor. Haulover Beach Park Design Guidelines and Dune Restoration, Miami, FL CLIENT: Miami-Dade County Park & Recreation Department Landscape Designer. General plan for 566-acre regional park incorporating passive recreation and eco-tourism alternatives with a protected wetland and hardwood and made accessible as a nature preserve. A.::-coM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 55 ~ I I I Ryan Cambridge Landscape Designer Years of Experience 3 years Education Bachelors of Science in Landscape Architecture, Honors, Minor in Art & Design, Purdue University, 2009 Certifications Certified LiveRoof@ Modular Green Roof Installer Affiliations Associate Member American Society of Landscape Architecture, 2010 Rails To Trails Boiler Green Initiative, 2006-2007; 2008-2009 Awards + Honors University Olmsted Scholar, Landscape Architecture Foundation, 2009 Award of Merit, The Honor Society of Agriculture, 2009 Student Honor Award, American Society of Landscape Architecture, 2008 Mr. Cambridge's background in sustainable design/planning has been the cornerstone for his professional tenure with the belief that the integration of sustainability at the environmental, infrastructural, and economical levels of design are prerequisite to the long-term success of any project. Mr. Cambridge's professional exposure is broad, leadi ng the conceptualization, production and management of projects ranging from high-end residential design to parks system master planning. Project Experience City of Doral Dog Park, City of Doral, FL AECOM worked with the City of Doral and FPL to transform a 5 acre, partially submerged transmission line easement into the City's first, fully accessible Dog Park. A series of programmatic spaces were developed on the site to allow for a mixed range of both human and canine recreation and interaction. This park also serves as a major trailhead for the shared-use trails running through the site. Mr. Cambridge acted as a project manager and lead designer for the City of Doral Dog Park. City of Doral Parks System Master Plan, City of Doral, FL The City-Wide Parks and Recreation Space Master Plan analyzes the existing parks system, which reflects the City's suburban heritage, and creates a new vision for the City's future. Major components of the Plan in which Mr. Cambridge participated include an analysis and assessment of previously developed studies and reports, a city-wide and neighborhood demographics analysis; existing system analysis; a needs and priorities assessment that includes public workshops, interviews with elected officials and key stakeholders, focus group interviews, a mail/telephone survey and a level of service (LOS) evaluation. The Plan also includes a parks system vision plan; development of individual parks master plans and neighborhood improvement plans; and a cost estimate and implementation strategy. City of Sunrise Needs Assessment, Sunrise, FL Located in South Florida, Sunrise was born out of the sprawling suburban network of Miami-Dade County only 50 years ago. Now, in an effort to continue to provide high quality recreational opportunities for their residents, we were asked to perform a comprehensive parks and recreation needs assessment for the City. This report will help to help guide the development of the Sunrise parks system over the next 10 years. For this project, Mr. Cambridge led the team in the development of the needs assessment report; analysis documents; and participated in client/public facilitation and project management City Lenexa Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plan, Lenexa,KS The City of Lenexa selected AECOM to develop their first Parks and Recreation Comprehensive Plan in 2011. Currently in progress, the plan will include an extensive analysis of the existing system, a comprehensive needs assessment, the development of Level of Service standards, programming evaluation, a long range vision, and a feasible implementation plan. Mr. Cambridge is currently working with the Client and five sub-consultants to successfully manage the project to its anticipated completion in early 2012. Additionally, Mr. Cambridge is primarily responsible for the production of many of the AECOM deliverables for this project including the Needs Assessment, Vision Plan, and Implementation Plan. City of Norfolk Parks and Recreation Master Plan, Norfolk, VA The City of Norfolk selected AECOM (formerly Glatting Jackson) to develop a long range City-wide Recreation, Parks and Open Space Master Plan, including an existing system analysis; needs assessment; long range vision; and implementation strategy. The highlight of the project was a three day visioning charrette, involving staff, consultants and community stakeholders, to develop long range visions for nine (9) elements of the system: parks, community centers, therapeutic recreation, athletic fields, bikeways and trails, beach and water access, public art 56 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 Ao."""COM i i and community character, programs, and operations and maintenance. In addition to managing the project, Mr. Cambridge participated in many of the major components of the Plan including the Needs and Priorities Assessment, public workshops, focus group interviews, and five-tiered Level of Service (LOS) Analysis. City Jacksonville Parks System Master Plan, Jacksonville, NC In partnership with PROS Consulting, AECOM helped develop a long term Vision Plan for the future development of the City of Jacksonville Parks System. For this project, Mr. Cambridge acted as the project manager in addition to participating in the Visioning process and the development of a final Vision Plan. The Miami-Dade County Parks Pattern Book, Miami-Dade County, FL Based on the National Park Service Parks and Recreation Structures book from the 1930s, this Pattern Book marks the first effort in the nation by a County Park Department to define design guidelines for urban design, landscape design and architectural design within one comprehensive document. The document is intended to be used by all in-house staff as well as consultants for multidisciplinary design efforts on all new parks and park facilities as well as retro-fitting of existing parks. Mr. Cambridge was responsible for the production of the AECOM graphics for the Pattern Book. City of Delray Beach Veteran's Park Master Plan, Delray Beach,FL AECOM developed a new master plan for Veteran's Park, which is located along the famous Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach. Though prominently located, Veterans Park was becoming increasingly.less active during the years leading up to the revised Master Plan. AECOM's plan incorporated many different uses within the park while preserving its flexibility and increasing its sustainability. Mr. Cambridge assisted with the schematic design, public involvement, and graphics production phases of the project. Rodda Family Plaza at Florida Southern College, Lakeland, FL Located within the largest collection of existing Frank Lloyd Wright architecture in the world, Rodda Family Plaza (formerly Ordway Gardens) is an excellent example of a historically respective and yet adequately modern retro-fit landscape. For this project, Mr. Cambridge acted as a lead designer and worked with the college board of directors, the contractor/donor, and a FLLW historian to develop a plan that paid homage to Wright's original, but unrealized, vision for this civic space. Design development documents were d rafted and the project opened in 2008. A.:-coM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 57 . I I -t I I I I I I I Thomas J. McMacken, Jr., RLA Associate Principal, Landscape Architect, OA/OC Years of Experience 32 years Education Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, 1977 Professional Registrations Landscape Architect, FL LA1193 Landscape Architect, GA LA1310 Landscape Architect, NC LA1117 Landscape Architect, SC LA769 Landscape Architect, TX LA2274 Landscape Architect, LA LA0651 Affiliations American Society of Landscape Architects Florida Nursery, Growers and Landscape Association Winter Park Autumn Art Festival Committee Winter Park Historic Preservation Commission Winter Park Public Art Advisory Board Mr. McMacken has utilized his 32 years of experience as a registered Landscape Architect to expand his firm's ability to provide clients with construction documentation that compliments the design capabilities that have long been the strength of the firm. His passion for site design, construction documentation, project management, and quality control has been transferred into systems and procedures that have contributed significantly to the firm's mission of planning and designing livable communities. Project Experience City of Orlando Amway Center Streetscape, Orlando, FL The City of Orlando Amway Center Streetscape project is an extension of the Venues Master Plan and an important component of the redevelopment of the City's Parramore Neighborhood. In addition to being a catalyst for redevelopment, the project also focuses on seamlessly integrating one of the City's newest venues, the Orlando Amway Center, into the urban fabric. In addition to project management, the project team provided the City with design services that included conceptual design, design development, final design and construction documents as well as bid and construction phase assistance. Mr. McMacken provided Project Management oversight and QAf QC. Winter Park - Park Avenue, Winter Park, FL In association with Dover Kohl & Partners, the project team prepared the Park Avenue Master Plan and Phase I construction documents for the City of Winter Park. The plan was designed to "right size" the avenue by narrowing travel lanes and widening sidewalks along the prestigious Park Avenue shopping district. Elements of the plan included landscaping and streetscape, traffic calming, site furnishings and utility upgrades, and the development of design standards to further enhance the charm of this unique urban village. Mr. McMacken provided Project Management oversight and QAfQC. Lake Nona Boulevard Landscape Improvements, Orlando, FL As the gateway roadway into the Lake Nona community, the boulevard enhancements set the design standard for the rest of the development. Improvements were designed based on guidelines previously developed including decorative roadway and pedestrian paving, plazas, columns and fencing, walls, adjacent trail layout and surfacing, median and roadway edge landscape, and irrigation. Mr. McMacken was the Project Manager and provided QA/QC. Hollis Garden, Lakeland, FL Hollis Gardens is a formal garden located within the historic Lake Mirror Park, which was a gift to the people of Lakeland from the Hollis family. This terraced garden documents the domestication of Florida. The design includes grottos and garden architecture which represent the history of Florida from the wilderness through the agrarian periods. The project team provided the landscape architecture and construction documents for this detailed garden. Mr. McMacken was the Project Manager and provided QAfQC. Indian Riverside Park, Martin County, FL The focus of Indian Riverside Park was on the redevelopment of the site and to preserve, enhance and restore the existing natural systems such as the 2,500 feet of Indian River frontage and the interior mangrove swamp. Stormwater treatment was retrofitted into the existing project, and integrated into the enhancement plan for the interior mangrove swamp. The preservation and enhancement of upland, mangrove and seagrass systems was accomplished while providing recreational opportunities for the citizens of Martin County. Mr. McMacken was the Project Manager and provided QAfQC. University of Central Florida Burnett Bio-Medical Sciences Building, Orlando, FL The landscape design for the Burnett Bio-Medical Sciences Building is a direct link to the Landscape Master Plan for the University of Central Florida Health Sciences Campus at 58 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A.o.\:OM --l I I Lake Nona produced by our project team. This environment has been designed as a sustainable and healthy campus experience that takes advantage of the unique Central Florida landscape. The landscape was divided into a series of ecological communities representing a range of native landscape types fou nd throughout Lake Nona and Central Florida. Mr. McMacken was the Project Manager and provided QA/QC. Barnett Family Park, Lakeland, FL Mr. McMacken served as the QA/QC Project Manager. The main design theme for the park is "discovery" of the natural wonders found within and surrounding the City of Lakeland. Creative play environments allow for visitors to learn about the fascinating plants and animals found nearby by climbing on kid-sized insects. Giant frogs, spiders, bees, inch- worms, ants and dragon flies are designed for climbing and are integrated with playground equipment that resemble a spider's web, a bee hive and an inch worm's body. The interactive water fountain is surrounded by a series of tile mosaic murals that offer a wonderful display of native flora and fauna. In addition to the interactive water fountain and the bug-themed playground, Barnett Family Park also has a labyrinth, a great open lawn, and a new community building. The successful design of the Park has created a unique and wonderful play place in downtown Lakeland. Blue Jacket Park, Orlando, FL Blue Jacket Park is a signature place within the City's effort to redevelop the former Orlando Naval Training Center into a healthy community. The desire was to create a park that could become part of the surrounding neighborhoods (both existing and proposed) at a social level through design of more than just active sports facilities. The project team led in the design, engineering and permitting phases ofthis 45 acre joint use "Cornerstone" park and rebuilt Glenridge Middle School within the Mayor's Park Initiative. Mr. McMacken was the Project Manager and provided QAlQC. Indian Riverside Park, Martin County, FL The focus of Indian Riverside Park was on the redevelopment of the site and to preserve, enhance and restore the existing natural systems, such as the 2,500 feet of Indian River frontage and the interior mangrove swamp. Stormwater treatment was retrofitted into the existing project, and integrated into the enhancement k""COM plan for the interior mangrove swamp. The preservation and enhancement of upland, mangrove and sea grass systems was accomplished while providing recreational opportunities for the citizens of Martin County. Mr. McMacken was the Project Manager and provided QA/QC. South port Community Park, Orlando, FL Project Manager QA/QC for a 50 acre, $3M community park built on reclaimed US Navy base property. Park amenities include competitive sports fields, basketball, playground, pavilions, lake, amphitheatre and reforestation with over 1500 native trees. In addition, the park planning work included conceptual master plan for over 250 additional acres of greens pace and environmentally damaged land. Publix Headquarters, Lakeland, FL Our landscape architects provided landscape architecture and environmental design for the Publix Corporate Headquarters in Lakeland, Florida. The landscape concept featured restored marsh wetlands as a simple, natural setting for the architecture. The site plan restores the function, biodiversity and beauty of the site while providing a picturesque placement of building as an environmentally responsible campus setting. Mr. McMacken was the Project Manager and provided QA/QC. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 59 I I I -f i I Jonathan Mugmon, SEGD As~o~iat~ Pri~_~~p~_l~ Wayfi_~~i~_?_& Envir~_~~_~~~~u~_~~~phics Years of Experience 14 years Education Master of Fine Arts, Graphic Design, East Carolina University, Greenville NC,1997 ' Bachelor of Fine Arts, Graphic Design, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, 1995 Professional Registrations SEGD Society of Environmental Graphic Design AlGA American Institute of Graphic Artists ESRJ GIS Certification Publications + Technical Papers Society of Environmental Graphic Design Conference, 2010 National Parks & Recreation Association National Conference 2009 ASLA - Florida State Conference, 2006 ' Arabian Business Magazine, May 2008 National Scenic Byway Conference, 2007 Mr. Mugmon, SEGD, is a Senior Associate and Environmental Graphic Designer. Mr. Mugmon directs the Wayfinding Practice at Design + Planning's Orlando office. He has worked in a variety of wayfinding contexts including: Municipal, Main Streets and Urban Areas, Institutional and Educational Campuses, Public Parks and Trails, Scenic Highways, and National Historic Sites. Mr. Mugmon has over twelve years experience in development of wayfinding systems, interpretive planning and community branding. AECOM understands the need to create an environment that engages the public. Our wayfinding systems and environmental graphics will engage, direct, inform and enhance one's experience in a manner that reinforces the aesthetics and goals of your project. We will create a design that communicates direct and effective information for circulation and wayfinding and enhances placemaking. Project Experience City of Bradenton - Wayfinding, Bradenton, FL Mr. Mugmon served as Project Manager and Senior Designer for the coastal community wayfinding project. As the municipal seat of Manatee County and a historic coastal community with a vibrant downtown, Bradenton has many visitors daily. I n an effort to educate visitors to stay and enjoy the amenities ofthis wonderful city a wayfinding system was designed to guide pedestrians and vehicles to many top desti nations. Mr. Mugmon managed coordination with the FDOT and FHWA and gained approvals for implementation for design and fabrication of this vital sign program which aides visitors navigate the community. Downtown Orlando - Wayfinding, Orlando, FL Mr. Mugmon served as Project Manager and Senior Designer on the Orlando Wayfinding Project. Downtown Orlando is undergoing major redevelopment with a number of residential, commercial and event venues planned. With the tremendous amount of developments planned and the growth of downtown residents and workers, the volume of traffic will soon create overwhelming wayfinding challenges for Downtown Orlando. AECOM designed a functional, creative and flexible system of signage to provide clear access to Downtown Orlando's many destinations. In the last year the city underwent a comprehensive study with the goal of analyzing these wayfinding challenges and proposing a cohesive and implementable solution that will respond to the downtown's growth. The designs on this page represent some of the results of the study and recommendations for a complete wayfinding system for Downtown Orlando. University of Central Florida Wayfinding, Orlando, FL Senior Designer and Project Manager to design a wayfinding master plan in an effort to help enhance the visual campus branding and sense of place. Additionally, the wayfinding system shall aide visitors in finding their desired destination on campus. The university has many visitors in attendance every day. The introduction of a clear and legible wayfinding system has increased the comfort level of the visitor through the use of appropriate and well-placed signage, providing the reassurance that they are heading in the correct direction. The project included gateway, digital kiosk, vehicular and pedestrian directional signs. UCF is the largest school in Florida. As of 2009 enrollment consisted of 60,000 Students making it the third largest in the United States. Florida Southern College - Wayfinding, Lakeland, FL Mr. Mugmon worked as Environmental Graphic Designer and Wayfinding Planner for Florida Southern College. This National Historic Register and Frank Lloyd Wright designed campus design process focused on placemaking enhancements to this downtown college campus. As part of this process AECOM assessed all pedestrian and vehicular circulation at Florida Southern College. A plan was developed, which provides ease of access and navigation, while being specifically sensitive to tourists, visitors and those with disabilities. 60 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 k-coM I I J I I 1 I j ./ Pedro St. James National Historic Campus - Wayfinding, Grand Cayman, British West Indies Serving as Project Manager and Senior Designer Mr. Mugmon provided research and design services for this national historic site located in Grand Cayman, British West Indies. Pedro St. James is the site of several historic events on Grand Cayman including announcement of emancipation of slavery and independence from British rule. AECOM created a gateway, vehicular and pedestrian directional signs for visitors to better navigate and access the facility and gardens. As part of the project we created over twenty interpretive signs educating the visitors of the rich history of the buildings, site, and the rich cultural history of the native Caymanian people. We performed detailed research for the Pedro St James educational display. This research included coordination with the National Archives and Historical Libraries of Grand Cayman, Cuba, Jamaica, and Great Britain. These efforts procured the appropriate graphic images to convey the concepts for each sign. Orange County Convention Center - Wayfinding, Orange County, FL As Senior Designer and Project Manager, Mr. Mugmon worked to design a wayfinding master plan in an effort to help visitors find their desired destination. Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) is the third largest convention center in the United States attracting millions of visitors annually. Vas Island - Zone K Wayfinding, Abu Dhabi, UAE Mr. Mugmon served as wayfinding planner and lead designer for the wayfinding for this coastal community. Working with the Urban Planning Council and ALDAR (client) AECOM developed a comprehensive wayfinding system, branding concepts and entry features for this resort community. This exciting project is located adjacent to the world's largest indoor theme park Ferrari World. Special considerations were made towards promoting a walk-able environment throughout the project to promote a healthy and active lifestyle. Orlando Health - Wayfinding, Orlando, FL Mr. Mugmon served as Project Manager and Senior Designer on the Orlando Health Wayfinding Project. Orlando Health is a network of community and specialty hospitals in Orlando, Florida. Orlando Health is comprised of Orlando Regional Medical Center, Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies, Dr. P. Phillips Hospital, South Seminole Hospital, South Lake Hospital, St. Cloud Regional Medical Center and M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando - affiliate of the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX. AECOM designed a functional, creative and flexible system of signage to provide clear awareness and access to many campus destinations. In the last year the city underwent a comprehensive study with the goal of analyzing these wayfinding challenges and proposing a cohesive and implementable solution that will respond to the project's growth. A1A Nation Scenic and Historic Coastal Byway - Wayfinding, St. Johns and Flagler Counties, FL Mr. Mugmon served as senior designer and system planner and worked with St. Johns and Flagler Counties, seven municipalities including St. Augustine, multiple destinations and concerned citizens. This scenic highway travels 72 miles from Flagler Beach to Southern Jacksonville. As part of the process Mr. Mugmon managed the branding and wayfinding design efforts to create an identity for the corridor. North Miami Beach Wayfinding Jonathan was the project manager and lead designer for the North Miami Beach wayfinding project which included the evaluation of the entry experience at each entry node into the City. As part of this project we reviewed the best access opportunities and designed gateway features in keeping with the character of the communities history, architecture and brand. The gateway features each contain a digital message sign which displays event and public service information at the key decision points around the community. The signs are internally illuminated at night for clear legibility. Jonathan was instrumental in coordinating the approvalof this project through the department of transportation and obtained necessary approvals from the Federal Highway Administration for direction giving on state routes for the remaining wayfindi ng sign program currently being procured. Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Scenic Byway, spans Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania Extending from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, through Maryland and West Virginia, and ending at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello in Virginia, The Journey Through Hallowed Ground is a fascinating glimpse into American history, teeming with battlefields, historic sites, charming towns, and breathtaking natural beauty. AECOM is proud to be developing branding, marketing, phone applications, entry features and wayfinding for this legendary region. Mr. Mugmon is the Project Manager and Senior Designer for this project. He managed both AECOM personnel and subconsultants towards development of a wayfinding system approved for use through three states. A::""COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 61 Nina GLadstone, lEED@ AP Lead Architect Years of Experience 27 years Education M Arch, Architecture, University of Pennsylvania, 1989 BA, Civil Engineering, Not Specified, 1985 BA, Fine Arts, Lafayette College, Easton, 1985 Accred itation LEED Accredited Professional --;. Ms. Gladstone serves as a Project Manager/Project Architect for AECOM specializing in state and local government, and judicial facilities. Her experience includes numerous major government projects totaling over 5 million square feet. Some of the more recent projects have been nationally or regionally recognized through awards and publications. Ms. Gladstone's project duties have encompassed programming, architecture and engineering, as well as interior design/space planning/FF&E services. Her responsibilities have included management and coordination of specialty consultants including landscape, cost estimating, acoustical, audio-visual, food services, elevator, life safety, geotechnical and security. Project Experience City of Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Project Manager. Planning and design for the new parking garage which was incorporated into a new 4-acre community park. The 500+ car garage consists of 4-levels of parking and includes functional space for concessions, park support space, and public works at the first level. The park component includes a children's playground, plaza and gazebo. City of Sunny Isles Beach Government Center, Sunny Isles Beach,FL Project Manager. The government center totaled approximately 58,000 square feet on four (4) floors and includes administration, police, and library and Council Chamber functions. The design floats a three-floor curving bar of administration and police functions over the ground floor public spaces of library, conference, post office and Council Chamber. A three-level parking structure slides underneath the western leg of the City Hall and integrates public-related functions at the base. Surfside Community Center, Surfside, FL Project Manager. The Town of Surfside selected AECOM to provide comprehensive planning and design services for their new 30,000 square feet multi-purpose Civic Center. This new facility replaced a 1950's era building that had become functionally obsolete. The building is registered and is expected to meet LEED NC Silver certification. City of Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Sunny Isles Beach, FL. Project Manager. Planning and design for the new parking garage which was incorporated into a new 4-acre community park. The 500+ car garage consists of 4-levels of parking and includes functional space for concessions, park support space, and public works at the first level. The park component includes a children's playground, plaza and gazebo. Village of Key Biscayne Government Center, Key Biscayne, FL Project Manager. The Administration and Police Building of Key Biscayne was composed of 32,000 square feet of program that includes police related functions. The building was designed around a two-story landscaped and paved courtyard connecting the pedestrian circulation from the main Mcintyre Street building entrance with a pedestrian garage entrance to the south. The courtyard functions both as a public gathering space and as a means to provide natural light and air to the internal facing office areas. Broward County Judicial Complex, Fort Lauderdale, FL Project Manager. The a new 712,000 square feet courts building will occupy a 1.55 acre portion of the campus and will be a 20 story high-rise structure providing state of the art courtrooms and office space. The new building includes 355,000 square feet of administrative office space for several government agencies including the State Attorney, Clerk of Court and Court Administration, with 74 courtrooms and hearing rooms. Cape Coral City Hall Complex and Emergency Operations Center, Cape Coral, FL Project Manager for a 91,617 square feet, 2-story civic building master planned adjacent to the existing facility. The building includes a 250-seat City Council chamber and auditorium, Mayor's office, City Clerk, City Attorney and City Manager offices, community development and other related city functions. 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Flagler County Courthouse, Bunnell, FL. Project Manager for a new courthouse which will contain approximately 137,805 square feet of space in a multi-story structure including six courtrooms, judicial chambers, Clerk of Court support space, and offices for the State Attorney and Public Defender. The complex also includes parking for 375 cars. Clay County Courthouse Expansion & Renovation, Green Cove Springs, FL Project Manager for a 4-story 89,000 square feet addition to the existing courthouse to include four new state of the art courtrooms, prisoner hold ing cells, eight judicial chambers, and consolidated offices for the Clerk of Court, as well as building support spaces. Renovation work in the existing 74,000 square feet courthouse included the redesign of the State Attorney, Public Defender, and miscellaneous court support space. Nassau County Courthouse, Yulee, FL Project Manager. AECOM provided design services for the new 111,569 square feet county courthouse, the first building constructed on Nassau County's new Government Center site. The courthouse featured four courtrooms and judicial chambers, offices for the Clerk of Courts, the Sheriff, the State Attorney, the Public Defenders and a Grand Jury suite. State of Florida, Third District Court of Appeal Reconfiguration, Miami, FL Having served as the primary A/E/I firm on the Third District Court of Appeals, AECOM has been asked to renovate the existing public parking and entry to the main courthouse A::-coM building for the purpose of implementing current judicial security standards. In addition to the improvements in security, AECOM conducted an ADA study which resulted in building renovations in order to bring the courthouse into complete ADA compliance. Glades County Courthouse Assessment and Renovations, Moore Haven, FL AECOM performed a study to identify the need for improvements to a historic courthouse including restoration of the historic courtroom along with the replacement, upgrade and ADA compliance of the existing facilities. Justice AA Birch Justice Center and Ben West Building Renovation, Nashville, TN AECOM in association with a local firm provided complete design services for the construction of a new 237,204 square foot courts facility and the renovation of the adjacent 39,400 square foot Ben West building. The six- story justice center houses the criminal court components of the Nashville-Davidson County court system. These include 16 courtrooms and chambers, Sheriffs central holding facilities, jury assembly, the General Sessions and Trial Court Clerk of Court offices and other administrative and support space. Nashville/Davidson County Interim Courts Facility, Nashville, TN AECOM and Barge Wagner Sumner Cannon Inc. planned and designed 156,330 square feet of space for interim use while the new Ben West Courthouse and the renovation of the Historic Courthouse are under construction. The interim space will be utilized for 3 years. Housed in this space will be 20 courtrooms and chambers and space for all clerks and court administrators. This project was fast-tracked under a design/build delivery system. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 63 --I Erica Nelles, AlA, LEED@ AP, BD+C Sustainability t I I i Years of Experience 7 years Education M Arch, Architecture, University of Florida, 2005 BS, Bioresource Engineering, Rutgers University, 2001 Accreditation LEED Accredited Professional Ms. Nelles, as the sustainable advocate for AECOM, is responsible for the design and implementation of both internal and client-based environmentally-sensitive practice. She has developed the "Sustainability & Innovations Assessment" - a tool which provides each of the design disciplines with a project-specific approach to improving the base-line standards for responsible, innovative, and sustainable design. In addition to this client service, Ms. Nelles also heads the "Sustainability Working Group" - a multi-disciplinary collective of AECOM staff. This group reviews all internal AECOM practices, from paper use to energy assessments, and proposes/executes sustainable alternatives. In addition, she is an adjunct faculty member at Florida International University, School of Architecture and the Arts, teaching both graduate and undergraduate design studio. Project Experience City of Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Sustainability Consultant. Planning and design for the new parking garage which was incorporated into a new 4-acre community park. The 500+ car garage consists of 4-levels of parking and includes functional space for concessions, park support space, and public works at the first level. The park component includes a children's playground, plaza and gazebo. Surfside Community Center, Surfside, FL Sustainability Consultant. The Town of Surfside selected AECOM to provide comprehensive planning and design services for their new 30,000 square feet multi-purpose Civic Center. This new facility replaced a 1950's era building that had become functionally obsolete. The building is registered and is expected to meet LEED NC Silver certification. Broward County Regional Library & Children's Museum, Davie, FL This 55,000-square-foot Interactive Children's Museum will have three primary components: a museum, an art institute and an auditorium. The museum component will be 30,000 square feet and will provide educational and arts experiences for children of the region, a 7,000-square- foot Art Institute and a 5,000-square-foot auditorium will be used for special public assembly events involving the museum and the community. The 12-acre site will also accommodate a new 13,000-square-foot public library to be located immediately adjacent to the Children's Museum. The project is targeting a LEED Silver certification. Town of Cutler Bay, Sustainability Plan, Cutler Bay, FL AECOM developed a Comprehensive Sustainability Plan for the Town of Cutler Bay. Sustainability-focused policies and practice, in areas such as site design and building planning, building performance, energy and water efficiency, material selections, indoor air quality, etc., are aimed at positioning the Town of Cutler Bay at the forefront of a sustainable South Florida. The Comprehensive Plan includes certification through the Florida Green Building Coalition Green Local Government Standard, inclusion of green programs into the Land Development Regulations, development of a green building ordinance and application and educational materials for incentivized sustainable development. City of Oldsmar, FL Sustainability Consultant. Working with AECOM Water, Ms. Nelles performed as the sustainability consultant on the City's new Water Treatment Plant which included administrative office and mechanical equipment areas. The building will be the City's first LEED NC Silver project. The project included significant coordination of all design consultants and with City/Water Treatment staff. DHL Express Executive Office Headquarters, Plantation, FL Following DHL's Interior Design Manual, the project involves the renovation of DHL Express Executive Offices at the Plantation Headquarters. Approximately 9,000 square feet, the project includes the elevator lobby, executive boardroom with full Audio Visual and Acoustic design with seating for 24, an executive reception area, and private offices. An Executive Envisioning Session was held during the programming process with the executives to define the design direction following DHL's Interior 64 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 k""COM Design Manual. Furnishing Specifications for the executive floor included a custom millwork reception desk at the building's ground floor lobby. DHL Global Mail expansion Programming services for approximately 8,500 square feet for DHL Express Global Mail occupancy at Weston. Following DHL:s Interior Design Manual, the project involves full programming and test-fit based on DHL standards for Global Mail's expansion. , , ; Miami Carol City Senior High School Replacement - State School'LLL', Miami, FL AECOM was hired to undertake the task of replacing an existing school by constructing new facilities in phases on the existing open spaces (playing fields) while keeping the school fully operational. This will be the first senior high school constructed by Miami-Dade County Public Schools using Academy components to create small learning communities that encourage student interaction within each related academic area, and reduce the need for students to engage the whole student body. Middle School Prototypes MM-1, UU-1, & PP-1, Miami, FL Architectu ral and Engineering services for the development of a Middle School prototype, this project will include an initial6-week research and development phase, with the intent to re-examine the school district design parameters and fully develop the overall program for the prototype facilities district-wide. Phase I of Middle School project is design and construction of an 116,612-square-foot prototype facility, to be planned with future expansion in mind. The prototype will subsequently be adapted for new Middle Schools on a minimum of three further sites. -.C Sustainability Consultant for projects in Design Phase at AECOM: Camana Bay Office Building GE Headquarters Doral Park/Golf Course Baha Mar Beach Club Antigua Airport A::-coM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 65 1 Leo Giangrande, P.E. Civil Engineer Years of Experience 17 years Education BS, Civil Engineering, George Mason University, 1995 Professional Registrations Professional Engineer, FL, #66387, 2007 Affiliations National Society of Professional Engineers Future Group of Martin County Institute ofTransportation Engineers Florida Engineering Society Young Professionals of Martin County Mr. Giangrande joined the AECOM team in March 2006 where he is responsible for the management of the firm's traffic services in Florida. He has served as project manager for numerous transportation projects throughout the eastern Florida, Virginia, Maryland and West Virginia. Mr. Giangrande experience includes numerous projects ranging from transportation planning, traffic engineering studies, environmental studies, and all the diverse range of approvals and typical civil designs required for land development. Leo has also provided services in the area of concurrency evaluation, transportation planning, environmental permitting, regulatory coordination, and the design of project infrastructure required for all types of land development both private and municipal. Project Experience Hillsboro El Rio Park, Boca Raton, FL Principal-in-Charge/EOR. Responsibilities include coordination with design team, City Parks Department, site engineering, landscape and irrigation design, site lighting, surface water management and utility design. This project included the multi-purpose fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, fishing piers and structures to service the park. The project had some unique challenges that included the property being a 30 year old landfill, fishing pier lighting, water and sewer availability, monitoring plan, security access and grading. Managed and responsible for all components of project from planning to final design. Sand Pine Park, Boca Raton, FL Pri nci pal-i n-Charge/EOR. Responsi bi lities include coordination with design team, City Parks Department, site engineering, construction inspections, landscape and irrigation design. This project included the installation and design of a master drainage system, installation of two artificial turf multisport fields which included sidewalks, "bubble misters", maintenance paths for access. Managed and responsible for all components of project from planning to certification and occupancy. Phil Foster Park, Riviera Beach, FL Principal-in-Charge. Responsibilities include coo'rdination with design team, site engineering, construction inspections, electrical engineering, architectural design, dock design, boat lift design and landscape architecture. Managed and responsible for all components of project from planning to certification and occupancy. Moroso Park, Riviera Beach, FL Principal-in-Charge. Responsibilities include coordination with design team, site engineering, construction inspections, electrical engineering, architectural design, dock design, boat ramps and seawall design and landscape architecture. Managed and responsible for all components of project from planning to certification and occupancy. City Engineer for City of Palm Beach Gardens, FL Palm Beach Gardens City Engineering duties including all engineering reviews, public meetings, construction management and coordination with surrounding municipalities. Performed services as required for the City Engineering Department. Doral Canal Bank Stabilization Program Years 3 and 4, Doral, FL Principal in Charge/Project Manager. Responsibilities include to coordinating with the design team, geotechnical coordination, hydraulic design, canal stabilization design, multi-model trail design with intersection modifications, signage and striping. Project required input of the project stakeholders which included City Public Works Staff, City Arborist, Miami Dade County, adjacent residences and business. Managed and responsible for all components of project from planning to certification. Treasure Coast Research and Development Park, St. Lucie County, FL Project Manager. Responsibilities included municipal coordination, public involvement, utilities design and coordination, FDOT coordination, site engineering, permitting and bid and award preparation. This project included conceptual design and permitting 66 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 A:.""COM + I ~ for approximately 1 M square foot of research park development along with final design of 30 acres with approximately 250,000 square foot of research park building faci lities. Port Everglades North Port Parking Garage, Fort Lauderdale, FL Responsible for site planning and coordination for the North Port Parking Garage. Duties included construction inspections, incorporating upgraded 911 security measures, electronic messaging devices design and traffic planning for the Port Everglades DR!. N.W. 12th Avenue, Boca Raton, FL Principal-in-Charge/Project Manager. Responsibilities include coordination with design team, site engineering, construction inspections and certification for a widening, milling and resurfacing roadway project including water system improvements, drainage system improvements, permitting and certification. Also coordinated landscaping and street lighting improvements as well as maintenance of traffic for the community and schools. NSU Oceanographic Institute, Fort Lauderdale, FL Responsible for permitting, design and determine environmental issues. Permits required included mangrove relocation, seawall construction, marina dredging, and mangrove/shrimp farm construction. Services performed Included were jurisdictional determinations, environmental permitting, existing seawall analysis and inspection for Johnson Seagrass determinations. Also responsible for coordinating project with adjacent projects of the US Navy and the US Coast Guard. Florida Department of Transportation - District 4, Fountains of Stuart on US 1, Stuart, FL Project manager for transportation engineering on this 350,000-square-foot retail development. The project includes a traffic impact analysis, traffic statement, truck route study, parking study, right-of-way abandonment coordination, intersection design, and permitting. This project includes city annexation, which requires coordination with the Department of Community Affairs. A::-coM North Broward School District, Education Facility Modification, Coconut Creek, FL Modified a surface water management permit through many reiterations of site plan modifications to expand the educational facility phase by phase. Also responsible for all civil Inspection, permits, and certifications. Buildings added to the campus included an elementary school, performing arts center, science building, two high school class room buildings, soccer fields, two swimming pools, and softball fields. Florida Department of Transportation - District 1, Northshore Village on SR 70, Okeechobee County, FL Project manager for this transportation engineering project, which includes 110,000 square feet of retail development and 1,000 residential units. The project included a traffic impact analysis along with design and permitting. The traffic impact analysis approval process presented challenges due to the lack of Okeechobee requirements and complexity of this project. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 67 ! I Jay H. Exum, Ph.D., lEED@ AP Principal Ecologist Years of Experience 26 years Education Doctor of Philosophy, Wildlife Ecology, Auburn University, Auburn, AL, 1985 Master of Science, Wildlife Biology, University ofTennessee, Knoxville, TN, 1981 Bachelor of Arts, Zoology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, 1978 Accreditation LEED Accredited Professional Affiliations American Ornithologists Union Society for Conservation Biologists Society for Wetland Scientists The Wildlife Society Expertise Wildlife ecology Wetland ecology Environmental policy Federal and state wetland jurisdictional delineations Natural resource evaluations within southeastern states Threatened and endangered species analyses and management Mitigation design Environmental permitting Dr. Exum also has been crucial in facilitation of policy decisions including Comprehensive Plans for counties, and regional conservation strategies for natural resou rce agencies. Dr. Exum has given expert witness testimony for litigation on conservation planning, threatened and endangered species habitat, wetland issues and environmental permitting. Project Experience Big Cypress National Preserve Environmental Assessment (EA), South Florida Dr. Exu m serves as Project Manager for the EA for the Designated Off-Road Vehicle Trail Heads and Turn Lanes project. This project includes an assessment of potential environmental impacts from the construction of trail heads to access designated trails within the Preserve. This work includes field reviews of proposed trail heads, facilitation of a public scoping meeting, consideration of public comments, preparation of the EA, and the creation of Statements of Findings for potential impacts to wetlands and floodplains. Lake Hancock Land Use and Resource Management Plan, Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD), Brooksville, FL Dr. Exum led a team of ecologists, GIS specialists, and recreation planners to develop a natural resource management and recreation plan for conservation lands around Lake Hancock in Polk County, Florida. This assessment involved coordination with resource agency personnel, environmental groups and local governments in the vicinity. Dr. Exum mapped historic communities, and created a detailed, long-term natural resource management plan which specifically defined Desired Future Conditions for a 50-year vision. The team conducted a recreation needs assessment which included interviews, baseline assessments of existing facilities, and a demographic analysis for the region. Dr. Exum presented the final Natural Resource and Recreation Management Plan to the Governi ng Board of the SWFWM D and to the Polk Cou nty Board of County Commissioners. The Plan provides details for short-term management actions and provides the framework for a long-term vision for conservation arou nd the Lake. Osceola County Conservation Planning, Osceola County Parks and Recreation Department Osceola County, FL Dr. Exum has represented Osceola County on the creation of a conservation strategy for dozens of thousands of acres around Lake Toho, and created natural resource management plans for the major drainage basins within the County. Our work began with the facilitation of a technical working group in order to create Development Order conditions for six large-scale development projects in the northeastern portion of Osceola County. These criteria set the stage for conservation of significant natural resources, protection of Lake Toho, and strategies for conserving listed species including the federally-endangered snail kite and dozens of bald eagle nests which occur around the lake. We crafted Comprehensive Plan amendments and details for a Smart Code for mixed-use development. In addition, we prepared specific natural resource management plans for three tracts for which resource-based recreation and ecological restoration are proposed. Natural Resource Planning, Suwannee River Water Management District (SRWMD), Live Oak, FL Dr. Exum has represented the SRWMD for more than a decade. His initial work included the development of a comprehensive resource-based plan for recreation across District lands. This plan included methodology for determining whether a proposed recreation activity was appropriate, and for assessing when these activities would cause irreparable impact to the environment. Since 68 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 k..-coM that time, baseline monitoring has been conducted, an environmental management system has been established, and a review of the environmental impacts from specific activities has been conducted. Dr. Exum prepared a comprehensive strategy for conservation of seven large springs that included recommendations for enhancing natural habitat, long-term measures for improving water quality, and an assessment of compatible resource-based recreation. Dr. Exum helped obtain funding for restoration of the wiregrass understory in a rejuvenated longleaf pine ecosystem as a part of a carbon sequestration off-set project. Open Space Plan, City of Aiken, SC Dr. Exum participated as principal ecologist in the development of a comprehensive open space plan for the City. During the planning process, seven predominant types of open space were identified. These included: natural lands, agricultural lands, equestrian lands, historic and cultural resources, parks, civic spaces, roadways and trails. Dr. Exum facilitated meetings with stakeholders, the open space advisory board, and the public in order to prepare an implementation for each of these types of open space along with a map depicting its highlights. A comprehensive strategy for connecting all of these open spaces was developed and a vision for long-term open space was developed. Specific recommendations were made with respect to the administrative support needed to implement the plan, Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Code changes. Detailed recommendations were provided for implementing each of the seven open space elements in a final report submitted to the City in December 2009. Coordination of the lake Toho Environmental Working Group, Osceola County, Fl, Client: East Central Florida Regional Planning Council (ECFRPC), Orlando, FL Six large-scale developments were proposed east of Lake Tohopekaliga in northern Osceola County. Because of the magnitude of potential impacts, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the ECFRPC requested that all six developers coordinate the review of potential environmental impacts. Dr. Exum was hired by the ECFRPC to facilitate the Lake Toho Environmental Working Group in the review of these AS"COM development projects and the future network of roads that would serve them. Dr. Exum convened numerous workshops to assess the potential for impacts, created design alternatives to minimize impacts, and created a cohesive plan for all six large-scale developments. The Working Group consisted of environmental groups, natural resource agencies, multiple county staff, and representatives from each developer. As a resu It of the Working Group, a consensus Development Order was prepared that was approved by all the counties of the ECFRPC, the developers, natural resource agencies and environmental groups. Wildlife Habitat Protection Program, Pasco County Board of County Commissioners, Pasco County, Fl Dr. Exum helped Pasco County staff prepare a comprehensive strategy for the conservation of wi ldlife habitat in the County. This work concluded with a report that specified Critical Linkages, Ecological Planning Units, and a large Agricultural Reserve which is intended to provide a long-term strategy for conservation planning in Pasco County. The report made recommendations including a voter referendum for land acquisition, changes in the Comprehensive Plan, and the establishment of an environmental lands acquisition and selection committee. Dr. Exum continued to represent the County through presentations to the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) and the creation of draft language for the referendum, which was approved. The referendum for funding land acquisition was approved by residents and a 40 million dollar fund for land acquisition was established. Dr. Exum helped the environmental lands acquisition selection committee identify priorities for conservation of natural lands across the County. Since that time several of these tracts have been purchased for long-term conservation. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 69 w. Ronald Hunt, P.E., LEED@ AP Structural Engineer Years of Experience 41 years Education BS, Structural Engineering, Louisiana State University, 1969 Professional Registrations Professional Engineer, FL, #19689 Professional Engineer: GA, LA, MA, NJ, NY, AZ, CA, CO, CT, MI, NC, TX Accreditation LEED Accredited Professional Affiliations American Society of Civil Engineers Florida Structural Engineers Association National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying American Concrete Institute American Institute of Steel Construction Mr. Hunt, the Engineering Director and Structural Engineering Principal at AECOM, have been with the firm for 37 years, and have 41 years of total experience. He is in charge of all structural engineering requirements and participates directly in all projects to ensure proper design, coordination, and responsiveness. Mr. Hunt has extensive experience in structural design for both new construction and renovation, for many of the firm's major projects, including a broad range of facility types including judicial facilities, educational, commercial, industrial, institutional, corporate / office, airports, rapid transit and prisons and jails for federal, state and local governments. Extremely active in the industry, Mr. Hunt is a member of the Florida Structural Engineers Association, the American Society of Civil Engineers, the American Concrete Institute and the American Institute of Steel Construction. Additionally, he was an author of the Peer Engineering Ordinance while serving on the South Florida Building Code Committee. Mr. Hunt is LEED AP Certified and as such, strives to incorporate cost-effective sustainable measures into all projects in which he is involved. Mr. Hunt was recently chosen as the 2006 AlA Consulting Engineer of the Year by the Miami Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Project Experience City of Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Structural Engineer. Planning and design for the new parking garage which was incorporated into a new 4-acre community park. The 500+ car garage consists of 4-levels of parking and includes functional space for concessions, park support space, and public works at the first level. The park component includes a children's playground, plaza and gazebo. City of Sunny Isles Beach Government Center, Sunny Isles Beach,FL Structural Engineer. The government center totaled approximately 58,000 square feet on four (4) floors and includes administration, police, and library and Council Chamberfunctions. The design floats a three-floor curving bar of administration and police functions over the ground floor public spaces of library, conference, post office and Council Chamber. A three-level parking structure slides underneath the western leg of the City Hall and integrates public-related functions at the base. Surfs ide Community Center, Surfside, FL Structural Engineer. The Town of Surfside selected AECOM to provide comprehensive planning and design services for their new 30,000 square feet multi-purpose Civic Center. This new facility replaced a 1950's era building that had become functionally obsolete. The building is registered and is expected to meet LEED NC Silver certification. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Training Facility, Doral, FL Structural Engineer. The complex is located on a 6 acre site adjacent the existing headquarters of the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department and is intended to provide the Fire Rescue Department with "state of the art" facilities that will provide effective and realistic simulation tools, equipment, systems, and scenarios to support the critical training requirements of the firefighters. The training facility includes: Trade School- 58,442 square feet, 2 floors; Covered Training Area - 16,500 square feet; Fire Training Tower Building - 12,934 square feet, 5 floors; Residential Burn Building - 3,570 square feet, 2 floors; Commercial/Industrial Burn Building - 6,345 square feet; Vehicle Extrication Shelter - 2,788 square feet; Props: Maritime Ship Trainer; Draft Station/Draft Pit; Fuel Spill Area/Railroad Track; Confined Space Training/Trench Training. City of Miami College of Policing, Miami, FL Structural Engineer. The College of Policing is a unique partnership between the City of Miami Police Department and the Miami-Dade County School Board. The 112,968 square feet facility will house state of the art training facilities for the police department as well as a 450 student magnet high school focused on law studies and forensic 70 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 k-coM I I I I I I I I 1 I I science. The police components will include a 14 lane indoor firing range; defensive tactics, in-service, and recruit classrooms, a gym, EOC, and a 200 seat auditorium. Broward County Judicial Complex, Fort Lauderdale, FL Structural Engineer. The a new 712,000 square feet courts building will occupy a 1.55 acre portion of the campus and will be a 20 story high-rise structure providing state of the art courtrooms and office space. The new building includes 355,000 square feet of administrative office space for several government agencies including the State Attorney, Clerk of Court and Court Administration, with 74 courtrooms and hearing rooms. Broward County Children's Reading Center & Museum, Davie, FL Structural Engineer. A 55,000 square feet Interactive Children's Museum will have four primary components: a 30,000 square feet Museum, 7,000 square feet Art Institute, 5,000 square feet Auditorium and 13,000 square feet Public Library. The project is targeted to achieve a LEED Silver Certification. City of Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Sunny Isles Beach, FL. Structural Engineer. Planning and design for the new parking garage which was incorporated into a new 4-acre community park. The 500+ car garage consists of 4-levels of parking and includes functional space for concessions, park support space, and public works at the first level. The park component includes a children's playground, plaza and gazebo. Village of Key Biscayne Government Center, Key Biscayne, FL Structural Engineer. The Administration and Police Building J of Key Biscayne was composed of 32,000 square feet of program that includes police related functions. The building was designed around a two-story landscaped and paved courtyard connecting the pedestrian circulation from the main Mcintyre Street building entrance with a pedestrian garage entrance to the south. The courtyard functions both as a public gathering space and as a means to provide natural light and air to the internal facing office areas. Flagler County Courthouse, Bunnell, FL Structural Engineer for a new courthouse which will contain approximately 137,805 square feet of space in a multi-story structure including six courtrooms, judicial chambers, Clerk A::-coM of Court support space, and offices for the State Attorney and Public Defender. The complex also includes parking for 375 cars. Fountain Square, Boca Raton, FL Four 82,OOO-square-foot structures and associated parking. Two buildings have been completed so far; each four-story structure has approximately 20,000 square feet of virtually column-free space per floor. An open courtyard centered on a large fou ntain will be created by the siting of the four buildings. Douglas Entrance, Coral Gables, FL A mixed-use complex and parking garage (1,200 cars), totaling 650,000 square feet. The project, designed to complement the original historic structure with similar Mediterranean-style buildings, includes an urban center with high quality office space, a first class European hotel, residential units, fine shops and restaurants. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ Na. 12-04-04 71 Ovidio Rodriguez, P.E., LEED@ AP Electrical Engineer Years of Experience 35 years Education MS, Construction Management, Florida International University, 2004 BS, Electrical Engineering, Universidad de la Habana, Cuba, 1977 Professional Registrations Professional Engineer (Electrical), FL, #55995, 2000 Professional Engineer (Electrical), GA, #PE036285, 2011 Professional Engineer (Electrical), TX, #110216, 2011 NCEES Certificate, #45366, 2011 Accreditation LEED Accredited Professional Affiliations Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Member, 1998 Mr. Rodriguez brings to each project extensive management, construction, and design experience, and keeps an effective and timely communication with the Client, contractor, and the team. He is the Division Quality Representative (DQR) for engineering in the Miami office, participating in internal quality audits. His engineering work has focused on power and control systems, including power distribution, audio and telecommunications, security and fire protection monitoring systems, energy audits, and energy conservation design. Project Experience City of Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Electrical Engineer. Planning and design for the new parking garage which was incorporated into a new 4-acre community park. The 500+ car garage consists of 4-levels of parking and includes functional space for concessions, park support space, and public works at the first level. The park component includes a children's playground, plaza and gazebo. City of Sunny Isles Beach Government Center, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Electrical Engineer. The government center totaled approximately 58,000 square feet on four (4) floors and includes administration, police, and library and Council Chamber functions. The design floats a three-floor curving bar of ad ministration and police functions over the ground floor public spaces of library, conference, post office and Council Chamber. A three-level parking structure slides underneath the western leg of the City Hall and integrates public-related functions at the base. Surfside Community Center, Surfside, FL Electrical Engineer. The Town of Surfside selected AECOM to provide comprehensive planning and design services for their new 30,000 square feet multi-purpose Civic Center. This new facility replaced a 1950's era building that had become functionally obsolete. The building is registered and is expected to meet LEED NC Silver certification. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Training Facility, Doral, FL Electrical Engineer. The complex is located on a 6 acre site adjacent the existing headquarters of the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department and is intended to provide the Fire Rescue Department with "state of the art" facilities that will provide effective and realistic simulation tools, equipment, systems, and scenarios to support the critical training requirements of the firefighters. The training facility includes: Trade School- 58,442 square feet, 2 floors; Covered Training Area - 16,500 square feet; Fire Training Tower Building - 12,934 square feet, 5 floors; Residential Burn Building - 3,570 square feet, 2 floors; Commercial/Industrial Burn Building - 6,345 square feet; Vehicle Extrication Shelter - 2,788 square feet; Props: Maritime Ship Trainer; Draft Station/Draft Pit; Fuel Spill Area/Railroad Track; Confined Space Training/Trench Training. City of Miami College of Policing, Miami, FL Electrical Engineer. The College of Policing is a unique partnership between the City of Miami Police Department and the Miami-Dade County School Board. The 112,968 square feet facility will house state of the art training facilities for the police department as well as a 450 student magnet high school focused on law studies and forensic science. The police components will include a 14lane indoor firing range; defensive tactics, in-service, and recruit classrooms, a gym, EOC, and a 200 seat auditorium. Ryder Systems, Inc., Corporate Headquarters, Miami, FL Electrical Engineer. AECOM provided programming, interior architecture and engineering services for the interior design and fit-out for their new 250,000 square feet headq uarters. Prior to their final relocation of a site, Ryder asked AECOM to assist them and their real estate consultant, in the evaluation of prospective sites and build-to-suit proposals by various developers. 72 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 k-coM -; I I science. The police components will include a 14 lane indoor firing range; defensive tactics, in-service, and recruit classrooms, a gym, EOC, and a 200 seat auditorium. Broward County Judicial Complex, Fort Lauderdale, FL Structural Engineer. The a new 712,000 square feet courts building will occupy a 1.55 acre portion of the campus and will be a 20 story high-rise structure providing state of the art courtrooms and office space. The new building includes 355,000 square feet of administrative office space for several government agencies including the State Attorney, Clerk of Court and Court Administration, with 74 courtrooms and hearing rooms. Broward County Children's Reading Center & Museum, Davie, FL Structural Engineer. A 55,000 square feet Interactive Children's Museum will have four primary components: a 30,000 square feet Museum, 7,000 square feet Art Institute, 5,000 square feet Auditorium and 13,000 square feet Public Library. The project is targeted to achieve a LEED Silver Certification. City of Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Sunny Isles Beach, FL. Structural Engineer. Planning and design for the new parking garage which was incorporated into a new 4-acre community park. The 500+ car garage consists of 4-levels of parking and includes functional space for concessions, park support space, and public works at the first level. The park component includes a children's playground, plaza and gazebo. Village of Key Biscayne Government Center, Key Biscayne, FL Structural Engineer. The Administration and Police Building of Key Biscayne was composed of 32,000 square feet of program that includes police related functions. The building was designed around a two-story landscaped and paved courtyard connecting the pedestrian circulation from the main Mcintyre Street building entrance with a pedestrian garage entrance to the south. The courtyard functions both as a public gathering space and as a means to provide natural light and air to the internal facing office areas. Flagler County Courthouse, Bunnell, FL Structural Engineer for a new courthouse which will contain approximately 137,805 square feet of space in a multi-story structure includ ing six courtrooms, judicial chambers, Clerk A=-coM of Court support space, and offices for the State Attorney and Public Defender. The complex also includes parking for 375 cars. Fountain Square, Boca Raton, FL Four 82,OOO-square-foot structures and associated parking. Two buildings have been completed so far; each four-story structure has approximately 20,000 square feet of virtually column-free space per floor. An open courtyard centered on a large fountain will be created by the siting of the four buildings. Douglas Entrance, Coral Gables, FL A mixed-use complex and parking garage (1,200 cars), totaling 650,000 square feet. The project, designed to complement the original historic structure with similar Mediterranean-style buildings, includes an urban center with high quality office space, a first class European hotel, residential units, fine shops and restaurants. City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 71 I 1 1 I I I I Ovidio Rodriguez, P.E., LEED@ AP Electrical Engineer Years of Experience 35 years Education MS, Construction Management, Florida International University, 2004 BS, Electrical Engineering, Universidad de la Habana, Cuba, 1977 Professional Registrations Professional Engineer (Electrical), FL, #55995, 2000 Professional Engineer (Electrical), GA, #PE036285, 2011 Professional Engineer (Electrical), TX, #110216, 2011 NCEES Certificate, #45366, 2011 Accreditation LEED Accredited Professional Affiliations Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Member, 1998 Mr. Rodriguez brings to each project extensive management, construction, and design experience, and keeps an effective and timely communication with the Client, contractor, and the team. He is the Division Quality Representative (DQR) for engineering in the Miami office, participating in internal quality audits. His engineering work has focused on power and control systems, including power distribution, audio and telecommunications, security and fire protection monitoring systems, energy audits, and energy conservation design. Project Experience City of Sunny Isles Beach Heritage Park and Parking Garage, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Electrical Engineer. Planning and design for the new parking garage which was incorporated into a new 4-acre community park. The 500+ car garage consists of 4-levels of parking and includes functional space for concessions, park support space, and public works at the first level. The park component includes a children's playground, plaza and gazebo. City of Sunny Isles Beach Government Center, Sunny Isles Beach,FL Electrical Engineer. The government center totaled approximately 58,000 square feet on four (4) floors and includes administration, police, and library and Council Chamber functions. The design floats a three-floor curving bar of administration and police functions over the ground floor public spaces of library, conference, post office and Council Chamber. A three-level parking structure slides underneath the western leg of the City Hall and integrates public-related functions at the base. Surfside Community Center, Surfside, FL Electrical Engineer. The Town of Surfside selected AECOM to provide comprehensive planning and design services for their new 30,000 square feet multi-purpose Civic Center. This new facility replaced a 1950's era building that had become functionally obsolete. The building is registered and is expected to meet LEED NC Silver certification. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Training Facility, Doral, FL Electrical Engineer. The complex is located on a 6 acre site adjacent the existing headquarters of the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department and is intended to provide the Fire Rescue Department with "state of the art" facilities that will provide effective and realistic simulation tools, equipment, systems, and scenarios to support the critical training requirements of the firefighters. The training facility includes: Trade School- 58,442 square feet, 2 floors; Covered Training Area - 16,500 square feet; Fire Training Tower Building - 12,934 square feet, 5 floors; Residential Burn Building - 3,570 square feet, 2 floors; Commercial/Industrial Burn Building - 6,345 square feet; Vehicle Extrication Shelter - 2,788 square feet; Props: Maritime Ship Trainer; Draft Station/Draft Pit; Fuel Spill Area/Railroad Track; Confined Space Training/Trench Training. City of Miami College of Policing, Miami, FL Electrical Engineer. The College of Policing is a unique partnership between the City of Miami Police Department and the Miami-Dade County School Board. The 112,968 square feet facility will house state of the art training facilities for the police department as well as a 450 student magnet high schooLfocused on law studies and forensic science. The police components will include a 14 lane indoor firing range; defensive tactics, in-service, and recruit classrooms, a gym, EOC, and a 200 seat auditorium. Ryder Systems, Inc., Corporate Headquarters, Miami, FL Electrical Engineer. AECOM provided programming, interior architecture and engineering services for the interior design and fit-out for their new 250,000 square feet headquarters. Prior to their final relocation of a site, Ryder asked AECOM to assist them and their real estate consultant, in the evaluation of prospective sites and build-to-suit proposals by various developers. 72 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 k-coM I i -i Flagler County Courthouse, Bunnell, FL Electrical Engineer for a new courthouse which will contain approximately 137,805 square feet of space in a multi-story structure including six courtrooms, judicial chambers, Clerk of Court support space, and offices for the State Attorney and Public Defender. The complex also includes parking for 375 cars. Clay County Courthouse Expansion & Renovation, Green Cove Springs, FL Electrical Engineer for a 4-story 89,000 square feet addition to the existing courthouse to include four new state of the art courtrooms, prisoner holding cells, eight judicial chambers, and consolidated offices for the Clerk of Court, as well as building support spaces. Renovation work in the existing 74,000 square feet courthouse included the redesign of the State Attorney, Public Defender, and miscellaneous court support space. Collier County Courthouse Annex, Naples, FL Electrical Engineer. The Courthouse Annex consists of a seven story, 137,000 square feet addition linked to the existing courthouse by a new four story atrium. The Annex houses the offices for the Clerk of Court, State Attorney, and Public Defender. A generous four story high atrium connects the two wings and allows for a gracious public space within the building. Telefonica, Miami, FL Electrical Engineer. The 45,000 square feet, Phase I of this project was for Telefonica Data and is located within a two- building 170,000 square feet complex. The overall concept of the telecommunications hotel is to lease the technology equipped space and/or the computer server equipment located at the 'hotel' to host individual web sites. Broward County, Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport Rental Car Facility and Parking Garage, Fort Lauderdale, FL An on-site 9-story, 9,000-car, 4.3-million-square- foot facility to accommodate a full-range of rental car concessions for up to 12 companies with additional short- and long-term visitor parking. The facility was designed to work in conjunction with the airport transportation systems and traffic patterns, to provide quick and convenient access for airport visitors. The design also includes a peoplemover transit station that will be connected to a future intermodal complex. The design includes complex negotiations and coordination with authorities having jurisdiction to allow for indoor fueling. Nashville-Davidson County, Justice A.A. Birch Courthouse and Ben West Building Renovation, Nashville, TN AECOM, in association with another firm, was selected to provide complete design services for the construction of a new 237,204-square-foot courts facility and renovation of the adjacent 39,400-square-foot Ben West building. The 6-story courthouse houses the criminal court components of the Nashville-Davidson County court system. These include 16 courtrooms and chambers, sheriff's central holding facilities, jury assembly, the general sessions and trial court clerk of Court offices, and other administrative and support space. Cayman International School, K-12, Grand Cayman, British West Indies The K-12 private educational facility accommodates approximately 500 students on a 9-acre campus. The building program includes 32 classrooms; three independent lab buildings; a combined administration and library building; and a multipurpose building for auditorium, gym, and dining functions. Each of the 2-story classroom buildings defines a specific age group (early development, elementary, middle, and high school). Landscaped courtyards between buildings provide passive and active play areas, as well as opportunities for outdoor teaching. A covered walkway connects all the classroom buildings. Recreational spaces include playing fields, hard courts, and swimming pool. Simon Property Group, Downtown Dadeland, Miami, FL Carved from existing anonymous strip shopping centers, the new village within the city consists of seven new city blocks in a traditional urban grid. The project features 416 condominium units in buildings up to seven stories high and 112,000 leasable square feet of retail neighborhood- oriented shops and national brands. The 1,000-car parking garage was designed partially below grade, a unique attribute to parking garages built in South Florida. A:""CONI City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 73 ~ I Clinton Knobloch, PSW Project Surveyor Years of Experience 32 years Education Indian River Community College 80 Credit Hours, Continuing Education, Palm Beach Community College Professional Registrations Professional Land Surveyor, FL, #LS5053, 1992 Affiliations Florida Surveying and Mapping Society, Indian River Chapter, Past President Mr. Knobloch has been a Client Service Manager/Survey Team Leader with AECOM since 1990 with 32 years of surveying and mapping experience. His experience includes a wide range of surveying and mapping services with an expertise in boundary, sectional retracement, topographic, construction layout, title review, mean high water location, digital terrain modeling and GPS surveys. He has performed right-of-way mapping for Palm Beach County and platting in Martin and Palm Beach Counties. He has worked closely with various environmental agencies in mapping of wetlands, sea grasses, tortoise holes, mangroves and bird colonies. Mr. Knobloch has experience in Land Development Desktop Version 2007, TDS data collection software, and SKI Pro GPS software. Project Experience Fort Myers SWMP, Fort Myers, FL Project Team Leader. Responsibilities included the coordination of five field crews to conduct approximately 660 cross-sections of creeks and canals and the as-built location of 225 drainage structures. The project was to assist engineering in the calculation of a surface water management plan and resulted in a 250 page signed and sealed report. Doral Canal Bank Stabilization Program Years 3 and 4, City of Doral FL Project Team Leader. Responsibilities included coordination of field work and field collection of canal cross-sections and right-of-way location. Florida Power & Light - Heartland Next Generation Solar Energy Center, Glades County, FL Project Team Leader. Responsibilities included preparing boundary and topographic surveys of an 1,152 acre site for a future solar energy center. The survey also included the location of 19 jurisdictional wetlands consisting of 36 acres. Diamond Sands on Hutchinson Island, St. Lucie County, FL Project Team Leader. Responsibilities included preparing boundary and topographic surveys with mean high water location meeting all the requirements of Chapter 62B-33 Bureau of Beaches and Coastal Systems. The topographic survey was conducted collecting sufficient enough elevations to produce a 1-foot contour of the dune and adjacent beachfront along with the location of specimen trees and protected vegetation. All the topographic information was used in support of the Coastal Engineers submittal to the Department of Environmental Protection for site permitting. The project included platting and resulted in a 45 lot subdivision. City of Palm Beach Gardens Municipal Boundary, Palm Beach Gardens, FL Project Team Leader. Responsibilities included the preparation of a sketch and description for the City's municipal boundaries. The project involved plotting approximately 200 historical annexations into the City and developing the overall municipal boundary which consisted of 35,701 acres. The final product resulted in a 29 sheet drawing and legal description. Department of Environmental Protection, Palm Beach, Osceola, and Okeechobee County, FL Project Team Leader. Responsibilities included the preparation of acquisition boundary surveys meeting all the requirements of the Bureau of Land Management Division of State Land Requirements and consisted of 7,206 acres of land. South Indian River Water Control District (SIRWCD) Palm Beach Country Estates, Jupiter, FL Project Team Leader. Responsibilities included preparing a topographic survey for utility expansion for approximately 40 miles of roadway in which all above ground improvements and spot elevations were obtained by aerial mapping. In support of the aerial mapping 80 aerial targets were set and horizontal and vertical control was established for each target. Subsu rface drainage structures were located utilizing Geodetic Positioning System (GPS) Equipment. Boundary lines and right-of- way lines were determined from found local control, and benchmarks and survey baselines were established to reference the proposed design. The product resulted in a digital CAD file for design. 74 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 k"tOM ~ Tropical Farms interconnect, Martin County, FL Project Team Leader. Responsibilities included preparing a topographic survey for a five mile route survey to interconnect the existing sanitary lift station in Martin Downs with the new proposed Waste Water Treatment Plant proposed at Tropical Farms. The project involved setting up horizontal and vertical control, locating all above ground improvements and surface evidence of subsurface utilities, establishing a construction baseline, and road right-of-way line determination by putting together right-of-way maps, plats, and deeds of records. Evans Properties, St. Lucie and Okeechobee Counties, FL Project Team Leader. Responsibilities included preparing boundary and topographic surveys of nine square miles of property for futu re land development. CH2MHILL Florida Turnpike Survey, St. Lucie and Okeechobee Counties, FL Project Team Leader. Responsibilities included preparing a topographic survey for three quarters of a mile of the Florida's Turnpike and adjacent property. The topographic survey collected 100-foot cross-sections and was sufficient enough to prepare a digital terrain model of the site and establish 1-foot contours. The project also established right-of-way lines, and a survey baseline to reference the design of a future proposed on and off ramp. St. Lucie County, Heathcote Boundary Survey, St. Lucie County, FL The project consisted of an overall survey of the section and the preparation of a boundary survey consisting of 64 acres. The project also included coordination with city and county staff, and the Fort Pierce Utility Authority for the preparation of 13 sketch and descriptions to cover the existing utilities on the property. City of Palm Beach Gardens, Thompson River Canal, Palm Beach Gardens, FL The project involved preparing a topographic survey showing the limits of the existing canal right-of-way and the locations of all above ground improvements. The survey collected canal and bank cross-sections that were shown on the survey in both plan and profile view for slope restoration design. After completion of the construction as- built cross-sections were obtained to verify slope grades. City of Palm Beach Gardens, Earman River Canal, Palm Beach Gardens, FL The project involved preparing a topographic survey showing the limits of the existing canal right-of-way and the locations of all above ground improvements. The survey collected canal and bank cross-sections that were shown on the survey in both plan and profile view for slope restoration design. After completion of the construction as- built cross-sections were obtained to verify slope grades. Fort Pierce Farms Water Control District, Taylor Creek, St. Lucie County, FL The project involved preparing a topographic survey showing the limits of the existing creek right-of-way and the locations of all above ground improvements. The survey collected canal and bank cross-sections that were shown on the survey in both plan and profile view for slope restoration design. After completion of the construction as- built cross-sections were obtained to verify slope grades. The Bureau of Land Management, Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, Jupiter, FL The project consisted of preparing a topographic survey for channel bank restoration of the Intracoastal Waterway. The survey involved obtaining cross-sections of the steep western bank of the waterway and out into the channel to a predetermined depth. The survey computed a digital terrain model and mapped contours of the bank at 1-foot intervals. Martin County, Martin County Mapp Road Town Center Storm Water Management Project, Martin County, FL The project involved preparing a boundary and topographic survey base map for engineering design. The project consisted of three quarters of a mile of roadway and the boundary survey of a 19-acre parcel. The project was in support of a surface water model and town center roadway conceptual design with a surface water retention pond. k""COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 75 I I J Brian C. Kiernan, PSW Project Surveyor Years of Experience 29 years Education Indian River Community College and other accredited organizations, Continuing Education Professional Registrations Professional Land Surveyor, FL, #LS6101, 2000 Affiliations Florida Surveyors and Mappers Society, Indian River Chapter Mr. Kiernan is a Survey Team Leader who joined AECOM Technical Services, Inc., in 1985. He has over 29 years of surveying and mapping experience. He has worked on projects for both public and private clients, including boundary and topographic surveys, right-of-way mapping, route surveys, jurisdictional boundaries, legal descriptions, and platting. He is proficient in both AutoCAD Land Desktop 2007, TDS data collection software and SKI Pro GPS software. Project Experience State Road 5, Martin County, FL Project consisted ofthe directing and supervising of site survey field crews in field traversing and establishing horizontal and vertical control. Balancing traverses, processing field data, and establishing alignment of baseline, centerline, and right-of-way. Preparing FDOT quality design surveys. State Road A1A, St. Lucie County, FL The project consisted of topographic route survey and included the setting up of horizontal and vertical control, establishing a construction baseline and road right-of-way line determination by compiling rights-of-way maps, plats, and deeds of records. State Road 710, Okeechobee County, FL The project consisted of field collecting data within subject right of way and the production of right of way/route survey for the purpose of future roadway expansion. State Road 714, Martin County, FL Prepared right of way route base map from information gathered by field location and processing for the purpose of future roadway expansion. State Road 807, Palm Beach County, FL Responsibilities include: Directing, including supervising on site, survey field crews in field traversi ng and establishing horizontal and vertical control. Balancing traverses, processing field data, and establishing alignment of baseline, centerline, and right-of-way. Preparing Right- of-Way Control Map, preparing Right-of-Way Map, and preparing sketch and description for acquisition parcel. Martin County Airport Boundary Survey, Witham Field, Martin County, FL Team Leader - Project included boundary and topography survey, horizontal and vertical ground control for digital orthophotography aerial photos and planimetrics. Ft. Pierce Utility Authority, Ft. Pierce, FL Utility route surveys and produce sketch and descriptions for land acquisition/conveyance. U.S. 1 and Jensen Beach Boulevard, FL Conducted design surveys, legal descriptions and horizontal and vertical control aerial surveys for divided urban roadway widening and intersection improvements. Walton Road, FL Conducted design surveys, horizontal and vertical control, aerial surveys, and right-of-way map preparation for approximately 4 miles of four-lane divided roadway improvements. Thomas B. Manual Bridge, Martin County, FL Prepared Right-of-way map and boundary survey for the Florida Turnpike District, Martin County. South 25th Street, FL Conducted design survey, prepared legal descriptions and right-of-way survey for approximately 2.5 miles of fou r-lane divided urban roadway improvements. Palm Beach International Raceway, Palm Beach, FL 186 acre site included overall ALTAlACSM boundary survey together with overall topographic survey showi ng improvements. Seacoast Utility 20" Raw Water Main & 20" Finished Water Main Interconnect, FL Prepared Topographic Route Survey base map. The project consisted of a three miles of topographic route survey to 76 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A.""COM I -t interconnect Seacoast Richard Road Treatment Plant with their Hood Road Treatment plant. The project involved setting up horizontal and vertical control, locating all above ground improvements and surface evidence of subsurface utilities, establishing a construction baseline, and road right-of-way line determination by putting together right-of- way maps, plats, and deeds of records. Town of Palm Beach Force Main, Palm Beach, FL Prepared Topographic Route Survey. The project consisted of a three miles of topographic route survey to interconnect existing lift stations with a new larger diameter force main along Ocean Avenue in Palm Beach. The project involved setting up horizontal and vertical control, locating all above ground improvements and surface evidence of subsurface utilities, establishing a construction baseline, and road right-of-way line determination by putting together right-of- way maps, plats, and deeds of records. Heft Road, Homestead, FL Responsible for directing and supervising on site survey field crews in field traversing and establishing horizontal and vertical control; balancing traverses, processing field data, and establishing alignment of baseline, centerline, and right-of-way; and preparing Florida Department of Transportation quality design surveys. Stuart Jet Center, Martin County, FL Served as team leader responsible for extensive topography of an existing site and multiple boundary surveys for a continuing project. Martin County School Board, Martin County, FL Performed the boundary and topographic surveys for the Hobe Sound and Warfield elementary schools. k-coM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 77 I I ~ I I I I Kenneth DiDonato, P.E. Irrigation Designer - Kenneth DiDonato, Inc. Years of Experience 40 years Education Master of Science in Civil Engineering, University of Florida, 1968 Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Newark College of Engineering, 1966 Professional Registrations Professional Engineer (Civil), FL, PE#020892 Mr.DiDonato has worked on projects ranging from golf courses, parks and recreational, institutional and commercial. He has also worked with numerous public clients such as Broward County, City of Hollywood, Metro- Dade, City of Boca Raton, Cooper City, Town of Davie, City of Hialeah, City of Miami Beach, City of Miami, City of Pompano Beach, Miami Dade Public Schools, and Broward County Public Schools. Most recently, Mr. DiDonato has worked on projects in which the irrigation systems were responding to current Xeriscape Ordinances, as well as utilizing the latest in computer technology from the irrigation i nd ustry. Project Experience Park/Recreational Experience South Pointe Park, Miami Beach, FL Palmetto Bay Park, Miami, FL Wittkop Park, Homestead, FL Lummus Park, Miami Beach, FL Pierson Park, West Palm Beach, FL Tree Farm Park, Key Biscayne, FL Pines Recreation Center, Broward Community College- South Campus, FL West 76th Street Park, Hialeah, FL Sugar Sand Park, Boca Raton, FL Cypress Park, Coral Springs, FL Hickory Point Recreational Facility, Tarvares, FL Flamingo Park Athletic Fields, Miami Beach, FL Florida Atlantic University Soccer Fields, Boca Raton, FL Florida International University - Baseball Stadium, Miami, FL Patch Reef Park, Boca Raton, FL C.B. Smith Park, W.Hollywood, FL Heritage Park, Broward County, FL Tradewinds Park, Broward County, FL Heritage Park, Sunny Isles Beach, FL Public tUrban Experience 41st Street Beautification, Miami Beach, FL Paradise Island Roadway, Bahamas Dorallsles, Dade County, FL Aventura Boulevard, Aventura, FL Valencia Point PUD, Boynton Beach, FL Valencia Reserve PUD, Boynton Beach, FL Olympia PUD, Lake Worth, FL Artesia, Sunrise, FL Four Fillies Farm, Pinecrest, FL Donald Ross Village, Palm Beach, FL Silver Lakes, Broward County, FFL Sallie Mae Loan Servicing Center, Lynn Haven, FL 78 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 k.'"COM -i I I i . City of Hollywood Miscellaneous Roadway Right of Ways, Hollywood, FL . Dade County Aviation Department, Miami, FL . Rapid Transit Station for Hialeah, Okeechobee, Earlington Heights, Allapattah, and University, FL . High School 'CCC', Dade County, FL . High School 'DDD', Dade County, FL . Primary Learning Center K, N, Q, S, V, Dade County, FL . R.R. Moten Elementary, Dade County, FL . Sweetwater Elementary School, Miami, FL . Hibiscus Elementary School, Miami, FL . Elementary School 1-91 , Broward Cou nty, FL . Elementary School K-91, Q-91, S-91, Broward County, FL . South Point Elementary School, Miami Beach, FL Homestead Elementary School, Homestead, FL . Concord Elementary School, Miami, FL . State School CCC-1 South Dade Senior High School, Miami, FL k-coM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 79 1 Roberto E. Balbis, P.E. Principal Geotechnical Engineer - Ardaman & Associates, Inc. Years of Experience 40 years Education B.S.C.E. University of Florida, 1969 M.E. University of Florida, 1974 Mr. Balbis, as Vice President and Principal Engineer, has managed thousands of projects, dealing with geotechnical engineering and construction materials testing. He also has served as an expert witness on behalf of several public- sector and private clients. Mr. Balbis is proficient in the role of Senior Consultant, having served in this capacity on public-sector contracts, including City of West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Town of Lake Park, City of Lakeworth, South Florida Water Management District, Palm Beach County, and Palm Beach School Board. Mr. Balbis has accumulated nearly 40 years of geotechnical engineering experience. He has gained a wealth of knowledge regarding construction conditions in the area. He is often consulted on "high-profile" projects, such as City Place, Judicial Center Parking Structure, Northbridge Center, Esperante and the Kravis Performing Arts Center. Mr. Balbis is a specialist in the use of innovative site preparation measures to allow the use of shallow foundations to support heavy structures and embankments over weak deposits throughout Florida. Mr. Balbis has supervised more than 6,000 engineering projects since 1982 and he has been involved with projects both within the United States and internationally. Project Experience Belle Glade Marina, Belle Glade, FL Mr. Balbis was Senior Project engineer in charge of the geotechnical investigation program for the Belle Glade Marina and Park project. This site as well as most areas along the south portion of Lake Okeechobee is underlain by thick organic soils deposits. Mr. Balbis evaluated the encountered conditions and provided foundation recommendations for the planned amenities as well as for the support of pavements. Client: AECOM (Boyle Engineering) North Flagler Drive Seawall Replacement, West Palm Beach,FL Mr. Balbis as project manager provided engineering and testing services to the City of West Palm Beach for this project which included replacement of the old seawall and provided geotechnical engineering evaluation and recommendations for the construction of the new seawall. Also, provided construction inspection and testing during construction phase. Seacoast Utility Authority, Palm Beach County, FL Mr. Balbis as Senior Project engineer in charge provided geotechnical and quality control testing and inspections services for pump stations and monitoring well replacements. Ocean Properties, Ltd. - Numerous Projects Mr. Balbis has served as Senior Engineer and Principal Investigator on many projects thought the United States for this major commercial property owner/manager. Services have included a wide range of environmental and facilities engineering. Quadrille & 4th Avenue Project, West Palm Beach, FL Mr. Balbis was in charge of this project which consisted of the excavation of a petroleum contamination area to allow aeration of groundwater; the installation and operation of aeration equipment and the installation of groundwater monitoring wells. A completion report was submitted to FDEP. 80 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A..-coM I -i ) \ 1 .' ) Mirasol Residential Lake Excavation Project, Palm Beach Gardens, FL Mr. Balbis was senior project engineer/reviewer for this geotechnical investigation and seepage studies to allow the development of recommendations for seepage barriers to control seepage from environmentally sensitive areas. City of Deerfield Beach, Palm Beach County, FL Mr. Balbis has provided various engineering services, as well as, construction material testing, QC and building inspections to various architectural, constr.uction and development firms in the City of Deerfield area. Some projects have included the Commerce Bank (Deerfield Beach Branch), Deer Creek Condominiums, Cove Restaurant, Hillsboro Square Shopping Center, and several beach front hotels. A=-coM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 81 Ryan Ruskay Grants Funding Specialist - RMPK Funding Years of Experience 13 years Education Bachelor of Science, Political Science Florida State University Mr. Ruskay has more than 12 years of extensive experience in the evaluation and management of various state and federal funding programs, obtaining $73 million dollars in the past eight years. He has worked with a wide range of local governments to find and obtain the funding necessary to make their capital projects a success. His projects consistently place in the top percentages of funding programs on the local, state and federal level. Mr. Ruskay's experience includes obtaining funding for land acquisition, transportation projects, cultural facilities and public safety projects. In addition to assisting local communities throughout the state in obtaining funding for capital projects, Mr. Ruskay and the staff at RMPK Funding have developed Capital Improvement and Strategic Funding Plans for many of their clients. Beginning his career with the State of Florida, Mr. Ruskay managed such programs as the Florida Recreational Development Assistance Program and the Florida Boating Improvement Program. Besides acting as Project Manager for hundreds of projects across the entire state, he has been actively involved in the evaluation and selection of State and Federal grant applications. This experience, combined with his relationships with many key funding coordinators on the local, state, and federal level, will ensure that the clients of the RMPK Funding have the best opportunity to receive funding. Activities related to the management of local, state and federal funding programs: . Florida Recreational Development Assistance Program, Project Manager . Land and Water Conservation Fund, Program Manager . Recreational Trails Program, Project Manager . Florida Boating Improvement Program, Program Manager . Department of Environmental Protection's Legislative Line Item Program, Project Manger . Corzo, Castalla, Carballo, Thompson, Salman, P.A., Coral Gables, Florida, Funding Director Activities related to the evaluation of local, state and federal funding programs: . 1998-1999 National Recreation Trails Program Council Member - Evaluated N RTPC applications and prioritized projects for funding. Funding originated from the federal government and was administered by the State. . 1999-2001 FRDAP Evaluation Team Member - Participated in the evaluation of FRDAP applications. The Team determined scores for each project which resulted in a priority list that was presented to the Florida Legislature. . Development of Capital Improvement Plans for the City of Oviedo, Town of Hypoluxo and the City of Key Colony Beach . Development of Strategic Funding Plans for the Town of Bay Harbor Islands, Town of Jupiter, New Smyrna Beach CRA, City of Cocoa Beach CRA and City of Dora!. 82 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 Ao.-coM Municipal Projects Funded Emergency Facilities Park Land Acquisition . Park Facilities . Recreation Grants . Social Services . Stormwater Improvements . Sanitary Sewer Systems Street & Drainage Projects . State Revolving Fund Loans Cultural Facilities . Historic Preservation . Hurricane Mitigation Urban Reforestation . Community Development . Block Grants ~ . A:""COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 83 04 I Approach/Methodology Firms Approach/Methodology We have a proven approach to parks planning and design, based on our 30+ years of experience on hundreds of park projects similar to the Intracoastal Parks. Known as our "5D" approach, it assures our clients that we will develop thoughtful, creative design solutions "grounded" in community needs and context. The basic steps of our "5D" approach includes Desire, Discovery, Design, Discussion, and Documentation. .... ,.... .. .. , , , , , , I Desire During this first phase of the process, we will conduct a Kick-off Meeting with City staff, advisory committee/ steering committee members and/or other key stakeholders (as determined by the City) in order to establish expectations for the project. Typical review topics includes scope of work, project schedule, lines of communications, public involvement, review and approval process, project development program, construction budget, permitting and bidding process and construction delivery method. I I I I I I r I I We will also discuss community needs as they relate to the proposed "Development Program" for the park. We understand that programmatic needs for the parks include the following: . Green sodded lawn spaces . Concrete paver walks . Screen wall along western boundary . Play structures Should the City wish to further verify the community's specific desires for the Intracoastal Parks, then we may recommend one or more of our typical public involvement techniques such as stakeholder interviews (elected officials, staff, recreation providers, residents, community leaders, others); visioning workshop; public open houses; Advisory Board/Steering Committee workshop or others. The outcome from the "Desire" phase will be a Development Program for the site, describing the proposed uses and facilities, approved by the City Council. ( \ \ \. 86 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A..-coM 1 Discovery During the Discovery phase of the project - which may run concu rrently with the Desire phase - the design team learns about site opportunities and constraints including transportation/access issues, environmental conditions, drainage, utilities, easements, permitting and other issues that may influence the proposed design. The Discovery phase also includes visits to comparable parks. Once the Development Program is approved by City Council, we will identify comparable facilities for the design team, staff, Cou ncil members and other stakeholders to visit. The purpose of the site visits is to develop a common understanding of what everyone likes and dislikes about similar projects, which further helps us to better understand the specific needs and desires of the City. The product from the Discovery phase will be an Opportunities and Constraints Memorandum, summarizing site opportunities and constraints to successfully constructing the site elements established in the Development Program. Design The Design phase builds on the findings from the first two phases, exploring various alternatives for accomplishing the Development Program on the site. We will begin by reviewing and discussing the design concepts previously developed by the City to determine any preferences. Then we will develop additional concepts for review, along with estimates of construction costs. .. .'"'~ ~~ ,A.A. ~"'. . ;j; ~:; ,. Heritage Park I Sunny Isles Beach, FL ~COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 87 I . J t I I ~ Discussion The purpose of the Discussion phase is to build final consensus regarding a preferred direction/concept for the park development. We will discuss and confirm the City's preferred review and approval process at the Kick-off Meeting; our typical approval process includes the review of alternative concepts and cost estimates with City staff, Advisory/Steering Committee, Key Stakeholders, General Public, and City Council. Effective meeting formats include workshops and open houses, and numerous meetings may be required to reach consensus. The final concept and budget approved by the City Council will become "Documentation" which is the basis for the next phase of the process. Documentation The final phase of the planning and design process - before permitting, bidding and construction - is the Documentation phase. During this phase of work we develop 30%, 60%, 90% and 100% construction documents for the project, based on the final approved design. The documents include construction plans, specification and cost estimates, which will be submitted and reviewed according to the project schedule. We have found it very helpful to assemble the entire design team for each of the review meetings to insure good coordination. During the Documentation phase of the recently constructed City of Boynton Beach's Congress Avenue Park, for example, the City and design team met monthly to review plans, specifications, product samples, design details, cost estimates and permit submittals. Following the "5D" approach, we apply the following "Additional Comprehensive Steps": Quality Assurance I Quality Control During the documentation phase we use our AECOM quality assurance/quality control process. Our Quality Assu~ance/ Quality Control benefits are maximized through a well defined process of communication involving all levels of the project team, along with a clear definition of project control and coordination activities. We utilize an in-house QAlQC "peer review" group to oversee the production of the final documents to assure their completeness and appropriate level of detail. The peer review team will involve senior architects, landscape architects and engineers who are experienced with the design and detailing of facilities similar in scope and complexity. The peer review team will check for accuracy, clarity, consistency, proper level of detail, compliance with all programming information and regulatory procedures and practices. Permitting, Bidding and Construction Administration AECOM has been a fixture of the Miami area Architectural/ Engineering industry for more than 80 years. Du ring that time frame the firm has planned and designed more projects than any other AlE firm in Miami that have gone through the local permitting process. For this reason, our firm has developed a solid working relationship with the various agencies with whom our team will need to coordinate with in order to ensure the timely delivery of the Intracoastal Parks. Our extensive knowledge of local conditions, permitting and approval procedures, and construction industry has allowed us to recognize and avoid the common pitfalls of this complicated process. Our hands-on experience with all of the Regulatory Agencies who will be involved with projects located within the City of Sunny Isles Beach will be extremely beneficial to the City. Bid assistance will include conducting a prebid meeting with prospective contractors, answering bidders' questions, clarifying the final construction documents and project schedule, issuing required addendas, and evaluating submitted bids. Upon receipt of the bids, we will work with the City of Sunny Isles Beach to evaluate the best construction value and provide recommendations for efficient contractor selection. Our construction observation services can ensure quality and efficient implementation conforming to the final construction documents and environmental permits and agreements. These services will include conducting a 88 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A...""COM Heritage Park I Sunny Isles Beach, FL A.:COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 89 o:n-'!!<.~'''~~V' 'f. -~tIlo- I ':--'-.~ w *"' }Nk.',I! .!"!.:: :.." "lliI:. :li,<<ti; ,':l:~_. i>'r ," i.' ~0~ ~ 'h ~Ci:t~! Heritage Park I Sunny Isles Beach, FL preconstruction meeting; issuance of a conformed set of drawings including the incorporation of addenda and permitting requirements; review of contractor submittals and Requests for Information (RFls); review of shop drawings (as required) for any components related to the proposed design and issuing Architect's Supplemental Instructions (ASls); review of contractor pay applications; issuing field orders and change orders as necessary to document changes in the contract documents; conducting preliminary and final punch lists and facilitating Final Acceptance of phases of construction. Oeliverables As outlined in our "5D" process, potential deliverables at each phase of the project may include: Desire: - Kick-off Meeting Minutes - Interviews, Focus Group, Public Meeting Minutes - Preliminary Development Program ,i'. t.'i~ -,}t~ ,,~ ,~~; ~. ~ ''';;{ ~"- Discovery: - Topographic & Boundary Survey - Geotechnical/Phase I Environmental Analysis - Wetland Demarcation, Native Habitat Survey & Protected Species Survey - Site Boundary, Tree and Topographic Survey - Com parables Evaluation - Site Analysis Memorandum and Base Map - Pre-Applications/ Site Review Meeting Minutes Design: - Alternative Concepts and Illustrations - Cost Estimates - Refined, Preferred Concept and Cost Estimate - Preliminary Master Phasing and Implementation Plan - Final Master Phasing and Implementation Plan - Review Meeting Minutes Discussion: - PowerPoint Presentation - Display Boards, Handouts and Exhibits - Review Meeting Minutes 90 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 A.:.-coM Documentation: - 30, 60, 90, 100% Submittals - Construction Cost Estimates - Response to Written Review Comments - Review Meeting Minutes - Pre-bid Meeting Minutes - Pre-construction Meeting Minutes - Final Construction Documents for Bidding - Signed and Sealed sets of Final Construction Documents for Permitting - Permit Applications to Appropriate Agencies - Field Reports - Shop Drawings - One Substantial Completion Punch List - Final Completion Review Letter "~':-' I';'~' ~" >1'-, _~ '''. ~-... . W.-,.;''':.f,-A' ~~.~ ~':' ,,':~*'4' '~"""__ ;4'( ~1~ '~~~;L~ , ~1~~.~ " l'tf 'i:' f 4 ~.. ~ '0" '" ,,~~""~:~:~ ""~, '.. " "'; " J, .' \ ~~\; " ...,':..-.\ '> ,", :;<;~t.I,,,, rMi Primary Strategies for Adding Value As discussed previously, we have been involved in the planning, design, permitting, bidding and/or construction of hundreds of park projects similar to the Intracoastal Parks, and know from our gained experience "what works" and what does not. The keys to successful projects include: - Clearly stated expectations - Frequent communication and coordination - Creative and timeless design - Recognition of maintenance and operations requirements - Broad community support - Collaborative design process - Detailed scheduling and milestones - Regular interim reviews and approvals - Frequent cost estimating and budgeting - Clearly defined review and approval process - Thorough understanding of permitting requirements and processes - Engaged staff, elected officials, stakeholders and public - Selection of a project relevant experienced contractor - Frequent construction review and coordination - Commitment to quality, service, schedule and budget A:'COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 91 Design Concepts j I I I In order to show our interest and committment to providing the City quaility service and innovative thinking, we have spent significant time at the future park sites to gain a sense of the context users and opportunities of the park. In addition, we have interviewed prospective users and have generated the following concepts. Please note that these are examples only; actual concepts will be generated once the Desire and Discovery phases of the project have been completed. 92 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 A..-COM ; j;:;;~ i : ei! E Ji~g~ --< p ..~..:-...... -:!11;;; _t", . \ r\ J~ .j ~ ~ It I! .;;;.:.. .!!!.. .!!!.. .!!!.. .!L ..!!!.. .!!!.. .!!.. .!!!.. ~Ifl flm ~!!1 ~~ ~n' ~!! ~!!! ;?-! ---- ....... ii,.. .'. II it ". ._,. .; ji,. .... If ~I"'-~ If .... ." it.. ---.. " ~ - III~ .,,~ mS 'liS ill~ ,';;~ "~ mS II/~ ii;~ ~'~ ~ ... --- .H!- .J!!. ~ J!!. ! I J!!. $ .!!!- ~l"~-'~'~::~l! .J; '7\"- ~ '; .."f&.~!~}-' f. i-"""'" ,~ ,__..I. .-...... "...'" -..- ,~ lORl .. ;;' '~}:.~~),~!iZ;~!tfu", , ~S' " I': I' 1 AZCOM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 93 Concept One Edge + Angle The Edge + Angle concept derives its design form from clean contemporary patterns and simple geometric lines expressed across the site. The circulation patterns create angular planes of open green space that are manipulated topographically to create visual interest and play. The primary movement across the site is at the water's edge, utilizing the sea wall as a promenade. Two horizontal projections through the site bring visitors across panels of flat, multi-use lawn areas to overlook the water's edge. Adjacent and opposite of the main projections out to the water, we invite the Intracoastal water to project in and engage the park. By re-introducing a mangrove ecology, the park will provide a unique natural experience against the existing dense urban fabric. Screening along the park's west edge is provided through a series of linear, angular benches with canopy-like backs that act as the screen wall. The challenge of screening the park becomes an opportunity for architectural, seating, and planting interventions along the park edge. ( ( ( ( ( Finally, the south end of the park integrates a play area into the surrounding landscape. Families have the opportunity to adventure and explore the mangroves, play on the lawn, or use the play facilities that are designed to mimic the edge and angle design pattern. ( ( ( ( ( " ( i ( 94 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 Ao:""COM I i n \l ~ r J r ~ , J J ~., I I I -+ ~ + ~K i ..... 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PLA,Y AR~~~. .t. .....P .,t;~~: :,i~~~>~. 98 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 A..-coM :jr r . ELDERLY COU PLE Jz~ .. " "1""1, .-'- FIRST DATE ,";- 'D 1 -#~:<:. ..''_:,L1- ...;:.. ",'j~' . PEOPLE WATCHING ~( '0 . / ~ ."Sf..'.. "', \-:. ~~~.~.) ~:\~' ! ,i,~:~'i ' os; ...,. Ai .#~~)I :'~): ''''.' ~:~. '~:f.:.~.,.' ,~t",':i':, ': " "'" ~".~: '( ~.. .~J-:';'0'~{ ~~~. ~,*_ ,.i.:f.,.;},l'I., :ll- 'l!t *-..,,&~ '~,ifj~ l~ ->>~ \%o;.,'\/: COFFE / I i ;' -.:'"I :;.r .' \;J. A:'COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 99 ~-,- ~~ ~"'~-.:J-'''- ~,,,,"101 ~-"-~ ~. ......'~,-.~.......,... #Ii , #. . .., . .., S ~ ~ .. " '. ... ... .. .., ,c.., - View north along promenade from south end of park i,ii.:,"~,"," t~ 100 City of Sunny Isles Beach ! Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 A...""COM View soutll along Collins Avenue from nortll end of park ~COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No. 12-04-04 101 Sc;~r€::€: r~l \iv-c_.) j StU.8~)f 'r'hE' c:r'!sdien~lE. c~'f scr-es=!"'dnr:2 ths r:.~ark. t)6CC,tT':E.S 8.0 Di:)~)Ort)n;'~\,- tor e L~n,c;ue 1nter\/en't'Ci:-i. Screen as bencll 1 I I :~ -.-- ::::~:- . ~ ~~~~~~~~;~~:'v~_;i: -~.-- . ~~" r"~ }:i;;,,'" _, 11:.' J~'ti;;~ ..,v.......... !/.< Screen as 8xcll1tectuI'e canopy 102 ,City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 A..-coM . I 4 1 I I 1\I'ietc'2xi21 S'cL..'d)f '-:.!i''',bi:-':,:; F:d':",:: ~COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 ':-.,=/=1 "''';'''i_~', '''~.~~s''''')- ::.C. ::H'"te: EIII:Jh '<, "\~'~" ' ::,C!"::.rlZt~ ~~. . . '"' .-----. ~'W'o~,~ ......-.".-.--. ~~~ ..,....... - ......",... .......,':)cj ..;::-';;:;.~ , , .-.... -- ~~ <.--....,~A~_ -.,. 1.:'.' '"~~-;:;: ~>:.'.:~~ ~ .......:::.c:::l '........:.1(;..:J t..~r'.. ir..: .---- ,~ ':.7::~~~ .........-..-,.--..-...... ~....~~.""~-:.:.. .~ '"'.I.:P:v.:: :3ta'~-:' 103 Concept Two Fluid + Interior I --' I The Fluid + Interior concept proposes a fluid, whimsical, and organic approach. The energy and activity of the park is focused on interior spaces. Movement in the park curves through open lawn, large and intimate plazas, and landforms created for visual interest and play. A land bridge over Poinciana Drive offers a unique circulation experience and strong visual and physical connection between the north and south ends of the park. This concept proposes to relocate the gate house and give open space back to the park. The park peels up and over the entrance drive with adjacent at grade pedestrian crossings. This unique topographical feature also serves as an amphitheater for outdoor performances on the lawn and in the plazas. Water overlooks are located on both ends of the park. These "roll-decks" subtly wave, or roll, providing a playful undulating experience at the waterfront that mimics the natural processes surrounding the site. The play area at the south end of the park is carved out of the multi-use lawn. The elliptical play space is enclosed by the peeled up topography, creating a series of steps that are integrated into the play experience. This space provides a play experience that continues the whimsical forms created throughout the park. The play space will also contain a small pavilion and architecture elements designed to balance the fluid forms expressed across the park. 104 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No" 12-04-04 A:-coM -i F~u k: T Inte'''jc>!"" ;::'S.': ~.i ~COM II If ,'1 \ ) ... to 1 I aI ~ 1:/' . . 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ICE CR,ffM Ii' City of Sunny Isles Beach [ Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No, 12-04-04 109 , , '''':,~J''':-' - -c-:--- -~.... ,,"" ,,' ' """'...,............ ~~:~~ -~-'".,;~ _.~- , - ;..,... " .... ...". .~ .........,..,."""'. ~i!i:" ;'>:~~'E~g:;~ i X\l~, J '~ j ! ,~ It , View north along Colllins Avenue from south end of pal-f 110 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No, 12-04-04 k.\:OM J j /' I If " . Ai-- I.. .~- '"). ", "':..' :ti' , .~l ~t:~' ,.,. ........ :. ~U".:I View west towards Intmcoastal waterway ~COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No, 12-04-04 111 .~3(=:reer'J \/\ls~fl S'rL,Jd'~/ T(iS (;.hsJler,gs C)T scre6n~ng "[j'-~e ~'8,rr\. 06COrnss s:,n c\~)port)n{ry" for c, un!::;:.)6 lnter'\:eritic}/!, I 1 . Screen e.s bench /' / ~ ~~,'- ~ /--....~L-- ~. ""f, ""', / 4' /" ~" --- .f;...~1 -. -- .....................j=- ~ Screen as a{'cI11tectu!'e canopy l 112 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No, 12-04-04 A..-cOM M6terla.! Study I i ~ ,~ ~.. '----- \, _/----A I ~ t '-'-_-/ /"' .~A41J .Am , 1!t2=~~ :~~!L. ~.. ...- ,/ ....."'.---- A::'COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFQ No" 12-04-04 --! \~<:~ _ ,,_,,'-: .t._;,'~.;~"! ""'j~ii'i!.~~#-^: .~' Concrete Empty <,,: "1;",.,.,., ..' t:{r, )f..~ ~ ,.r '<.'"''.~~~ ..?'~ Concrete .~ ,~~ ~~ ~::.-~:~--~~ ~ 'v\/ood Acr~llic J\lc1tivc Stone 113 . .\!' ~/I r.." > -',Jr'..-" . , \:~~~~i' " '~'i ",,-'J ~~-V ".~ I ~ "~t. ,In.. \I.. >, ~,,\,. ,,.' '. \ ....... ... "ti' :l.'~ .1. "'II'" .,.~.,.. "".~, .,.' ,~ I I -1 05 References Following are recent letters of reference from municipalities for whom AECOM has successfully provided parks and recreation design and planning services, 116 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No. 12-04-04 i r I , l I I I I, I I A..-COM MIAMI.De tmmiD Miami.Dade County Park & Recreation Planning and Research Division 275 NW 2nd Street Miami, Florida 33128 T 305-755-7831 F 305-755-7864 mii'lmil/(\(Ic.gov 1 April I 22, 2011 Attention: Perspective Clients of AECOM RE: Letter of Reference Miami-Dade County Park and Recreation Department has had a professional relationship with AECOM (formerly Glatting Jackson) for over six years. Throughout this time, AECOM has provided professional services to Miami-Dade County for trail and greenway planning, park and open space system planning, transportation planning and landscape architecture. Their work has been responsive and dedicated in providing Miami-Dade County a product that meets the scope for each specific purpose. Two examples projects by AECOM include trail and park planning projects which are both major initiatives to implementation of the Miami-Dade County Parks and Open Spaces System Master Plan by AECOM (formerly Glatting Jackson). The Miami-Dade County Trail Design Guidelines and Standards: Ludlam Trail Case Study is a two part project with goals of corridor specific design guidelines for Ludlam Trail and County-wide general design guidelines and standards which are to be implemented throughout the County's 500+ mile trail and greenway network. The second example is a park planning project at Haulover Park, one of seven Miami-Dade County Heritage Parks, and serves as an exemplary model of park planning and transportation planning responding as one. Throughout the years of working with AECOM, they have routinely responded to all of our requests for action and deliverables in a professional and courteous manner. It is without hesitation I can recommend them to any organization, public or private, for professional trail and greenway planning, park and open space system planning, transportation planning and landscape architecture. Joseph Webb, RLA Park System Planning Section Supervisor ~COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No, 12-04-04 117 The City of Boynton Beach .---~----..__..........<-....._-- ...........................,....---.----- --~ -" .-R~~~~tiOl;-&-P~rksD~partn;~~t...- Administration 100 E, Boynton Beach Blvd. P.O. Box 310 Boynton Beach, Florida 3342.5-0:310 (561) 742-6255 FAX: (561) 742-6233 Email: majorsw@bbfl.us www.boynton-beach.ol'g './'!()$-\ " I~~ " l,,\>~<<! April 16, 2012 To Whom It May Concem: The City of Boynton Beach Recreation & Parks Department has had a long relationship with ABCOM. This has included significant projects such as the development of the Department's Strategic Plan and updating of the Recreation and open Space Element of the City's Comprehensive Plan in 2004 and, most recently, the master planning, design and construction support for the Congress Avenue Bamer Free Park. We have been velY pleased with AECOM's services and would not hesitate to hire them again for any planning, design andlor construction related projects. If further inquiry is necessary, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely, Wally Majors, CPRP Recreation & Parks Director Recreation & Parks Department WMI America's Gateway to the Gulfstream 118 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No, 12-04-04 k-coM April 13, 2012 AECOM 2090 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd, Suite 600 West Palm Beach, FI 33409 USA Re: Letter of Reference To Whom It May Concern: I am pleased to provide a letter of reference for AECOM. It has been a pleasure working with this outstanding multi-disciplinary firm for several years on a variety of large, impacting projects in the City of Kissimmee. While the firm is exceptional to deal with in every way, one special quality that seems unique is that AECOM will assign 'all essential professionals necessary to produce a quality project. If there is a need to add personnel or assign additional staff, they do it. They do whatever is necessary to perform to the highest level of satisfaction. Every member of their team is personable, professional and exceptional in their areas of expertise. They are responsive, dedicated and conscientious. Our projects become their projects and they take ownership and pride in the work they accomplish, They are thorough, yet flexible in their approach, Another outstanding item they bring to the table is their creativity and progressive thinking. There is never an issue or problem too insurmountable for this firm to conquer, They will find a way to accomplish the task at hand. As you can see, I only have positive things to say about AECOM and their team of professionals. I have worked with several similar firms in my 30 year career and AECOM has been among the finest of all firms with which I have had the pleasure to work. I will be happy to discuss their work in more detail. Should the need arise, please do not hesitate to contact me. SiTlC r1y, '~)~; / ,/7 /'. / 4UA' /0 " .-..-/ c:.-:-....~ 7 ----) Daniel P. Loubier, Director Kissimmee Parks, Recreation & Public Facilities Department Parl\s and RCC!'c3tion Department Cily of Kissimmee . J 0 I N. Church Slr~ct, 3rd Floor" KissinlllH'c, FL 3.'17.11-)054 ., Phone 407-518-250 1 . PAX 407-<J3:!,j YSt: wW\\,,\.; i ssimrn eeparks~1 nd rec. com ~COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No. 12-04-04 119 W: 1 I I I i 06 122 Office Locations AE'COM AECOM Technical Services, Inc. LOCAL OFFICES Coral Gables 800 Douglas Entrance North Tower, 2nd Floor Coral Gables, FL 33134 United States T 3054444691 F 305447 3580 Orlando 150 North Orange Avenue Suite 200 Orlando, FL 32801 United States T 407 843 6552 F 407 839 1789 Point of Contact: George Puig. RLA Project Manager Point of Contact: Jay R" Hood, RLA Project Director City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No, 12-04-04 A..""COM AS'COM AECOM Technical Services, Inc. FLORIDA OFFICES Coral Gables 800 Douglas Entrance North Tower, 2nd Floor Coral Gables, FL 33134 United States T 3054444691 F 305 447 3580 Okeechobee 421 NW Third Street Okeechobee, FL34972 United States T 863 763 8999 F 863 763 6692 Sunrise 13450 West Sunrise Boulevard Suite 200 Sunrise, FL 33323 United States T 954 745 7200 F 954 745 7299 Destin 4300 Legendary Drive Building C, Suite 240 Destin , FL 32541 United States T 850 269 2200 Orlando 320 East South Street Orlando, FL 32801 United States T 407 304 4400 F 4073044401 Tampa 10210 Highland Manor Drive Suite 350 Tampa, FL 33610 United States T 8136302500 F 813621 2300 Fort Myers 4415 Metro Parkway Suite 404 Fort Myers, FL 33916 United States T 239 278 7996 F 2392780913 Orlando 150 North Orange Avenue Suite 200 Orlando, FL 32801 United States T 407 843 6552 F 4078391789 Tampa 2202 North West Shore Boulevard Suite 455 Tampa, FL 33607 United States T 8136752100 F 8136752150 Jacksonville 7785 Baymeadows Way Suite 201 Jacksonville, FL 32256 United States T 904 271 2901 F 904 271 2899 Palm City 3550 SW Corporate Parkway Palm City, FL 34990 United States T 772 286 3883 F 772 286 3925 West Palm Beach 2090 Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard Suite 600 West Palm Beach, FL 33409 United States T 561 6843375 F 561 6898531 Miami 3750 N.W. 87th Avenue Suite 300 Miami, FL 33178-2421 United States T 305 592 4800 F 3057165155 Sarasota 5971 CattleRidge Road Suite 200 Sarasota, FL 34232 United States T 941 377 8858 F 941 371 2569 A:COM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No. 12-04-04 123 1 I ..EmG RMPK FUNDING ~~ Ardaman & Associates, Inc, ~ .j,,::(:'( " '"1,'1; .."i . ;'":"(:.... ,"; r.t1'I(':'.'~'-I; "-r('- . I.,},,[,_,",i>",..',,,',,,""" LOCAL OFFICE LOCAL OFFICE Jupiter 1016 Clemons Street Suite 406 Jupiter, FL 33477 United States T 561 7452401 F 561 7463380 West Palm Beach 2200 North Florida Mango Road West Palm Beach, FL 33409 United States T 561 6878200 F 561 6407375 Point of Contact: Ryan Ruskay Point of Contact: Roberto E. Balbis, P.E, 124 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No, 12-04-04 A..""COM .J I I Kenneth DiDonato, Inc. LOCAL OFFICE Hollywood 2212 Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood, FL United States T 954 923 2555 Point of Contact: Kenneth DiDonato , I , A:-coM City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No, 12-04-04 125 I I 1 DELIVER TO: City of Sunny Isles Beach City Clerk 18070 Collins Avenue Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 REQUEST FOR QUALIFICA TIONS SECTION 6 BID SUBMITTAL FORMS OPENING: 10:00 A.M. 05/01/2012 CITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FLORIDA Issued by: Purchasing Agent Date Issued: 04/02/2012 This Bid Submittal Consists of Pages 22 through 25 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. RFQ 12-04-04 DESIGN AND PERMllTlNG SERVICES OF THE INTRACOASTAL PARKS A Bid Deposit in the amount of 0% of the total amount of the bid shall accompany all bids 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 Aaent: Marcanthony Tulloch Firm Name: AECOM Technical Services, Inc, Commoditv Coders}: RETURN ONE ORIGINAL AND FOUR COPIES OF BID SUBMITTAL PAGES AND AFFIDAVITS FAILURE TO SIGN PAGE 25 OF SECTION 4 BID SUBMllTAL WILL RENDER YOUR BID NON- RESPONSIVE City of Sunny Isles Beach I Request for Qualifications No. 12-04-04 128 City of Sunny Isles Beach I Design & Permitting Services of the Intracoastal Parks RFO No, 12-04-04 k.-coM