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Continuing Contract for Professional Services<br />

City of North Miami Beach<br />

P<br />

F. EXAMPLE PROJECTS WHICH BEST ILLUSTRATE PROPOSED TEAM’S<br />

QUALIFICATIONS FOR THIS CONTRACT<br />

20. Example Project Key Number<br />

(Present as many projects as requested by the agency, or 10 projects, if not specified. Complete one Section F for each project.)<br />

21. Title and Location (City and State) 22. Year Complete<br />

Professional Services Construction (if applicable)<br />

Continuing Engineering Services, City of Miami Beach Normandy Isles<br />

Streetscape and Infrastructure Improvements, Miami Beach, Florida<br />

2007-Current<br />

23. Project Owner’s Information<br />

a. Project Owner b. Point of Contact Name c. Point of Contact Telephone Number<br />

City of Miami Beach Mr. Richard Saltrick 306.673.7071<br />

24. Brief Description of Project and Relevance to this Contract (include scope, size, and cost)<br />

General Engineering Services:<br />

As Design Engineer, <strong>Tetra</strong> <strong>Tech</strong><br />

coordinated all design and permitting<br />

efforts for this major neighborhood<br />

improvement project. <strong>Tetra</strong> <strong>Tech</strong><br />

developed the Basis of Design documents<br />

by conducting extensive public meetings<br />

and conferences with the owner, the City<br />

of Miami Beach. Five hundred pages of<br />

plans were required for the complete<br />

design to convey the scope required.<br />

Twelve permits from various Miami<br />

Dade agencies were obtained; each<br />

requiring an agency specific set of plans.<br />

<strong>Tetra</strong> <strong>Tech</strong> also provided construction<br />

services under a contract with the City’s<br />

Program Manager.<br />

Project Scope included the following:<br />

• Targeted Sidewalk Replacement and<br />

In Fill – 4,100 SY of sidewalk was<br />

constructed including new, replacement, and in fill.<br />

• Street-End Improvements – Existing practically unused street ends that<br />

terminate were converted into parks and recreation areas.<br />

• Textured Pavement Improvements – Neighborhoods are differentiated<br />

from the FDOT roads by using crosswalks constructed with brick pavers<br />

and textured pavement of contrasting color.<br />

• Roadway Resurfacing – 38,000 SY of asphalt pavement was milled and<br />

resurfaced which is nearly 10 lane miles of roadway throughout the<br />

island. All of the existing painted pavement markings were replaced with<br />

markings of thermoplastic material and 100 roadside signs were removed,<br />

relocated, or replaced.<br />

Project Highlights<br />

• Landscaping – 315 of the existing trees were relocated to enhance the appearance of the right of way and 750 new trees of<br />

native species were planted as well. 90,000 SY of sod was installed.<br />

• Irrigation – 15,000 LF of irrigation pipe and 10,000 sprinkler heads were constructed to provide positive watering for the<br />

new and existing trees and the new sod.<br />

• Water Main Replacement – 30,000 LF of 6”, 8”, and 12” water main was included as well as the required fittings and<br />

valves.<br />

• Rear Easement Water Service Relocation – This included replacement services and new water meters for 480 homes<br />

throughout the island.<br />

• Lighting Enhancements – 170 new light poles and fixtures are installed in two neighborhoods. There are 150 “acorn”<br />

architectural poles and luminaires and 20 traditional light poles installed to enhance neighborhood ambience and safety.<br />

30,000 LF of underground conduit and conductor were required to complete the installation. Project Value - $10,000,000.<br />

10<br />

The following disciples are covered under<br />

this project:<br />

- Wastewater<br />

- Civil<br />

- Finance/Capital Planning Design<br />

25. Firms from Section C Involved with this Project<br />

(1) Firm Name (2) Firm Location (City and State) (3) Role<br />

a <strong>Tetra</strong> <strong>Tech</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. Miami, FL Prime<br />

Page 43<br />

F-1 FORM SF330 PART I

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