SOLICITATION J2112395P1Construction Engineering Services

for Wiles RoadRiverside Drive to Rock Island Road

Dan Tintner, P.E., Project Manager/Senior Project Engineer

28 Years’ Experience on Broward County Projects

Complete Street Experience for Design and CEI

60% Availability or as needed

CTQP Certifications

Coconut Creek Parkway Education Corridor

Commercial Boulevard Improvements for Lauderdale-By-the-Sea

Pine Island Road from south of Sheridan Street to North of Stirling Road North Andrews Gardens, Design and CEI

1. ABILITY OF PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL

Qualifications and Experience of Key Personnel

Osvaldo J. Larrazábal, P.E., CEI Project Administrator/ Contract Support Specialist

Over 19 Years’ of CEI Experience and 43+ of Professional Experience

Complete Street Experience

100% Availability or as needed

CTQP Certifications

Recently Completed Andrews Avenue Extension Widening with Complete Streets Elements

Atlantic Boulevard, East of I-95 to West of US1

1. ABILITY OF PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL

Qualifications and Experience of Key Personnel

John Hart, P.E., CEI Quality Assurance

Over 24 Years’ of CEI Experience

Complete Street Experience

Availability as needed

CTQP Certifications

2013 FTBE Award as Project Engineer for I-95 Bridge Deck Overlay Project

Recently Completed for FDOT District 4: SR-70 West and East of Jenkins Road

1. ABILITY OF PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL

Qualifications and Experience of Key Personnel

Ben Cooper, CEI Senior Roadway Inspector

Over 30 Years’ of CEI Experience

Complete Street Experience

100% Availability or as needed

CTQP Certifications

Completing NW 27th Avenue Assignment

Sample Road/Atlantic Boulevard/SR 7 Grouping

1. ABILITY OF PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL

Qualifications and Experience of Key Personnel

Winnie Wilson, Resident Compliant Specialist

Over 25 Years’ of CEI Experience

Involved in over 40 Projects

Availability as needed

Monitors contractor compliance regarding EEO, DBE and other activities

Attend regular progress meetings and coordinate with contractor personnel to ensure compliance

1. ABILITY OF PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL

Qualifications and Experience of Key Personnel

Bryan Cullop, Senior Inspector

Over 15 Years’ of CEI Experience

CTQP Certifications

Availability as needed

Inspector for Ravenswood Road from Griffin Road to Stirling Road

1. ABILITY OF PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL

Qualifications and Experience of Key Personnel

Jill Beth Cohen, RLA, AICP, LEED AP, ISA

Over 30 Years’ of Landscape Inspection Experience

Certified Landscape Inspector

Availability as needed

Currently working with the City of Miramar and the City of Parkland as a Landscape Inspector

1. ABILITY OF PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL

Qualifications and Experience of Key Personnel

CPC ‐ DEERFIELD OFFICE814 S. Military TrailDeerfield Beach, FLPROJECT SITE ‐WILES ROAD

Riverside Dr. to Rock Island Rd.

2. PROJECT APPROACH

Understanding of Project Scope

Located in the City of Coral Springs

Purpose of Project: Reduce Traffic Congestion and Implement Complete Street Initiatives

0.97 Mile of 4 Lane Divided Road, widened to 6 Lane with Sidewalks and Bike Lanes

Additional Drainage

Lighting

Landscape and Irrigation

Extensive Utility Relocates and Adjustments

Signing and Pavement Markings

Illuminated Street Signs

7 Mast Arm Signals

2. PROJECT APPROACH

Understanding of Project Scope

1. Utility Relocations

CPC to Coordinate and Communicate with all Utility Owners

CPC developed tracking system to ensure all utility work tracked and completed

CPC to ensure all remaining existing utilities are identified and supported

2. PROJECT APPROACH

A. Potential Issues

2. Signalization and Lighting

CPC Team to Coordinate Contractor’s Preconstruction Meeting for Signals

Coordinate Potential Conflicts with Foundations and Utilities

Ensure that Video Detectors are Fully Operational

Coordinate Inspections for new Lighting on North Side of Roadway

2. PROJECT APPROACH

A. Potential Issues

3. Roadway Construction and Public Outreach

Vibration Monitoring and Existing Structure Protection

Pre-construction and Post-construction Surveys

Advance Notifications

2. PROJECT APPROACH

A. Potential Issues

4. Coordination with HOA’s

Hidden Hammocks in Close Proximity

The Crossings Eastridge Village Community

2. PROJECT APPROACH

A. Potential Issues

5. Existing Decorative Signs and Irrigation

Coordinate with all HOA’s and other Stakeholders removal or relocation of any signs and irrigation

2. PROJECT APPROACH

A. Potential Issues

6. Landscaping

Not allow Removal of Trees which are to remain during clearing & grubbing operations

Coordinate Relocated Trees with County Environmental Coordinator and City of Coral Springs

Ensure Contractor Submits proposed nurseries and Arborist Certifications before Preconstruction Meeting

Irrigation System Coordination with the City of Coral Springs

2. PROJECT APPROACH

A. Potential Issues

7. Traffic Control Plans

4 Construction Phases

Ensure driveway entrances are properly signed and maintained

Maintain Safety

Single Lane Closures Only

Lane Closures only from 9:30 PM to 7:30 AM

Ensure Proper Notification in Advance of any MOT Changes

2. PROJECT APPROACH

A. Potential Issues

8. Environmental

Identification of Contaminated Material

Reviewing and Monitoring Erosion and Sediment Control Plan

Review Permits to Ensure Compliance

2. PROJECT APPROACH

A. Potential Issues

1. Community Awareness Plan2. Preconstruction Requirements and Submittals3. Submittals/Shop Drawings4. Coordination with Broward County and City of Coral Springs5. Work Zone Safety6. Proactively Find Plan Errors and Omissions Before they Impact Project7. Project Progress Meetings8. Pre-activity Meetings9. Nursery Inspections10. Preliminary Inspections11. Track Monthly Pay Quantities and Review Pay Requests12. Final Inspections13. Recommend Final Payment

2. PROJECT APPROACH

B. Understanding of CEI Services and Responsibilities

CPC Project Manager to Serve as Complete Street Coordinator

All Progress meetings to Emphasize Importance of Maintaining Traffic Control Plans that Ensure Safe Access for All Users including:

Pedestrians

Bicyclists

Transit Users

Motorists

2. PROJECT APPROACH

C. Approach to Implementation of Complete Streets

1. Anticipate Problems Before They Occur

2. Proactively find plan errors before they impact project

3. Aggressively track Contractor’s shop drawings and help expedite the process

4. Aggressively tract Contractor’s RFI’s and expedite the response process

5. Track monthly pay requests and monitor overruns

6. Closely monitor critical activities to assure success and ensure quality

7. Provide constant communication with all stake holders to better make decisions and facilitate resolution disputes

8. CPC uses the latest technology to provide communication

3. PAST PERFORMANCE

A. Construction Management Methods and Techniques

Over 30 Years of Experience with Roadway Construction Scheduling including the logic for scheduling the critical path for these projects.

Pre-Construction MeetingPre-Construction Meeting

Project Progress MeetingProject Progress Meeting

Pre-Activity MeetingPre-Activity Meeting

Nursery InspectionNursery Inspection

Preliminary InspectionsPreliminary Inspections

Final InspectionsFinal Inspections

Final AcceptanceFinal Acceptance

3. PAST PERFORMANCE

B. Construction Scheduling

Coconut Creek Parkway Education Corridor

Bike Lanes

Pedestrian Sidewalks

Bus Bays

Bus Stop Shelters

3. PAST PERFORMANCE

C. Experience with Complete Streets Components

1. Coconut Creek Parkway of the City of Coconut Creek

2. Commercial Boulevard, Lauderdale by the Sea

3. Sample Road/Atlantic Boulevard/SR 7 Grouping

4. Andrews Avenue, Pompano Beach

5. Dixie Highway from 810 to SW 18th Street

3. PAST PERFORMANCE

D. Experience on Similar Projects

Best Urban Project and ACAF District Pavement Award$10 million urban roadway grouping, SR 834 (Sample Road)/SR 7 (441)/SR 814 (Atlantic Avenue), is located within the municipalities of Margate, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, and Pompano Beach.

Nominated for Prudential Productivity Award for Cost Savings$4.8 million Orange Avenue project consists of shoulder widening and drainage improvements.

Prudential Productivity Award for Cost SavingsThis $38 million grouping (SR 823 (Red Road/NW 57th Avenue) from W 23rd Street to W 54th Street is located in the City of Hialeah.

Davis Productivity Award for Cost Savings$19 million SR 70 from Okeechobee County Line to MP 5.871

FTBA Award, Best in Construction – Major Bridge$30 million Dixie Flyover, CR 811/Dixie Highway from SR 810 to SW 18th Street

Davis Productivity Award for Cost Savings Concepts$21 million SR 60 from 82nd Avenue to 66th Avenue was completed 200 days ahead of schedule and within budget, and achieved contractor received full bonus.

FTBA Award, Best in Construction$4.5 million, AIA in Lauderdale‐by‐the‐Sea, completed early, under budget, and final estimates were submitted in five days without errors.

FTBA Award, Best in Construction$6 million US 27 resurfacing project, completed early, under budget, and with no straightedge penalties.

FTBA Award, Utility Coordination$4.7 million, AIA from Hollywood Boulevard to Sheridan Street, completed early, under budget with full bonus; also completed $6 million, AIA from Dania Beach Boulevard to Sheridan Street, completed early with full bonus.

FTBA Award, Best in Construction$5 million, US 1 from Hollywood Boulevard to I‐595, completed early.

AWARDS & PROJECT ACHIEVEMENTS

D. Experience on Similar Projects

John Hart, P.E. will perform Quarterly Evaluations to constantly

enhance our Internal Processes.

Onsite Inspections – special attention to asphalt operations

Contract Administration – detailed Construction Diaries

Material Certification

As-built Drawings – Constant Communication with County’s project manager and EOR

Environmental Compliance – monitoring of SWPPP

4. QUALITY CONTROL

Completed Projects as Prime Consultant over the Past Five Years

Town of Lauderdale by the Sea  West Commercial Boulevard Improvements AIA Street Improvements

City of Margate Roadway Bond Project

City of Coconut Creek Education Corridor Improvements Phase III on Coconut Creek Parkway from Banks Road to the Florida Turnpike

FDOT District 4 SR 70 from Okeechobee County Line to MP 5.871  SR 834 (Sample Road) / SR 7 (US 441) / SR 814 (Atlantic) Grouping  CR 811 Dixie Highway Flyover from SR 810 to SW 18th SR 60 from 82nd Avenue to 66th Avenue Dania Beach Blvd. from U.S. 1 to Cambridge Ocean Drive (SRA1A) from Cambridge to Sheridan St  SR I‐75 Interchange Bridges (10 Bridges) & SR‐838/ Sunrise Blvd Bridge  SR 834 Sample Road from Rock Island to SR 441 US1 to Cambridge Ocean Drive (SRA1A) from Cambridge to Sheridan Street Andrews Avenue Extension from Atlantic Blvd. to S.W. 3rd Street (John Knox Blvd.) Broward County SR 9/I‐95 from North of CR‐708 to South of High Meadow Road

Active CEI Projects 

FDOT District 6 Krome Avenue South Group #1

FDOT District 4  SR‐70 from 900 feet West of Jenkins Road to 2,000 feet East of Jenkins Road

Projects to be Performed in the Near Future

FDOT District 4  SR‐710/SW Warfield Boulevard from East of SR‐76

5. WORKLOAD OF THE FIRM

CPC Team is 100% Available and Committedto meeting the Projects Time and Budget!

6. WILLINGNESS TO MEET TIME AND BUDGET

CPC has not received any contracts orpayments from Broward County in thePast 5 Years.

7. VOLUME OF PREVIOUS WORK

The is Uniquely Qualified to be Selected for Providing CEI Services for Wiles Road.

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