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RFQ No. 2012-10<br />

Introduction Approach & Methodology<br />

Robayna and Associates, Inc.’s philosophy since it was founded has been that there are two thing<br />

that must be primary to our design, a) the quality of our work product must be the best possible<br />

under the restrains of the project requirements and b) the client is the most important member of<br />

our design team and as such his desires and requirements must be taken into consideration and<br />

implemented within the design parameters.<br />

We have combined this primary philosophy with our 31-years of experience plus the accumulated<br />

knowledge of our entire staff. We have been involved with governmental infrastructure projects<br />

as well as land development and private projects since our inception. Our involvement with<br />

projects requiring multiple disciplines have increased our awareness of the importance of project<br />

coordination and observance of schedules from the beginning to end of any project.<br />

Whether it is the design of roadways, bridges, buildings, drainage systems, sewage collection<br />

system, or water resource projects, Robayna and Associates, Inc. has the necessary <strong>civil</strong><br />

<strong>engineering</strong> capabilities. We emphasize the importance of good initial data to achieve successful<br />

projects. Robayna and Associates, Inc., takes pride in its ability to develop <strong>engineering</strong> solutions<br />

within budget to satisfy our client’s needs. These solutions are implemented within our frame of<br />

services, which emphasizes technical innovation and high competence always coordinated with<br />

our client’s staff.<br />

Software changes, new equipment and technology are key issues to be addressed in a regular<br />

basis to assure our technical competence. We constantly update our software and equipment to<br />

maintain up-to-date technology. Our professionals attend seminars and training sessions to<br />

increase knowledge and current competence.<br />

The ever-increasing regulatory environment requires that our professionals maintain a current<br />

level of knowledge and involvement on today’s issues. Sewer capacity, water supply availability,<br />

water quality, handicapped requirements, wetland regulations, stormwater management, pollution<br />

control and other environmental issues requires constant review and awareness of codes as well<br />

as new technological changes. Our firm has always been, thru involvement in the regulatory<br />

process, part of <strong>engineering</strong> and industry organizations, and have subscribed to the philosophy<br />

that “No man is an island in his profession”. Our professionals keep in touch with the agencies<br />

that create the rules that regulate our profession and stay current with knowledge of the regulatory<br />

changes.<br />

The following describes in detail, Robayna and Associates, Inc., approach and methodology to<br />

the specific services requested under the Request for Qualifications for Continuing Contract for<br />

Professional Services.<br />

Prior to starting any services and upon receiving a task order request from the City of North<br />

Miami Beach, Robayna and Associates, Inc. will analyze the information provided and clarify<br />

any concerns or question on the overall services and provide the City with a proposed budget.<br />

Once approved, our team will proceed with the task along the parameters shown on the attached<br />

sample approach and methodology depending on the services required.<br />

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