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Resumes Project Team Resumes | 2-42 Registrations/Licenses Professional Surveyor and Mapper (PSM) Florida, 4408, 1987 Professional Affiliations American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM) Florida Surveying and Mapping Society (FSMS) Carlos M. Del Valle, PSM Surveying Mr. Del Valle has 40 years of experience in providing surveying services for public and private projects throughout Florida. His experience includes aerial photogrammetric, boundary, bathymetric, design, geodetic, hydrographic, section, and transportation-related survey work. Mr. Del Valle’s relevant project experience includes: Districtwide Right-of-Way Mapping and Surveying Services, Florida Department of Transportation [FDOT] District Six, Florida. Mr. Del Valle participated in various right-of-way surveys for several aerial mapping projects in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. He was responsible for directing the daily operations of all office and field personnel on a wide variety of projects ranging from construction layout work for subdivisions to design surveys. This contract involved miscellaneous surveying and mapping services for a wide range of assignments including platting, right-of-way mapping and surveying, legal descriptions, and establishing horizontal control networks involving GPS surveys. U.S. Southern Command (SouthCom) Headquarters Design-Build, SouthCom, Doral, Florida. As surveyor, Mr. Del Valle’s services included boundary and topographic survey to be used for design purposes, platting, preparation of easement documents for utilities servicing the site, and establishment of horizontal and vertical control for construction and preparation of as-built drawings. The project involves providing 630,000 sf of LEED Silver certified office space and accommodations for 2,800 personnel, the new facilities will enable all SouthCom activities to be consolidated into one complex. The 55-acre facility complex consists of three main buildings and three outbuildings (including two guardhouses and a visitor processing center), as well as parking for over 2,500 vehicles. Additional features include a child development center, fitness center, and warehouse. Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail, Design and Permitting Services, Florida Department of Environmental Protection [FDEP], Key Largo, Florida. This project involves topographic survey and site boundary confirmation; environmental site assessment for the potential presence of threatened and endangered species; level I contamination assessment technical memorandum; overall concept design; and landscape design based on FDOT guidelines. Additional services that will be provided include architectural design services for a restroom building; coordination with the Florida State Historic Preservation (SHIP) Officer to investigate and document archaeological resources that may exist in the project area; review of design plans for consistency with National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA); coordination with local utilities; and preparation of bid documents. Wolfson 2000 Building Survey Services, Miami, Florida (Miami Dade College). As project manager, Mr. Del Valle led a field survey of the area surrounding the Building 2000 site on the Wolfson Campus. Services provided included a topographic survey of the property including recovery of horizontal and vertical survey control to the extent required to meet the project objective as well as locate all visible surface improvements. Upon completion of the field survey, a survey map and report were created. Miami International Airport’s (MIA) Runway 12/30 Extension, Miami, Florida (Aerial Cartographics of America, Inc.). Supervised the topographic, horizontal, and vertical control surveys, as well as the striping and construction layout services to pave and strengthen the runways and aprons. Also supervised global positioning system (GPS)-related surveying and placement of ground control at MIA as part of the facility’s 2001– 2002 aerial mapping and inventory. 0006.021798.0611 Atkins | RFQ No. 11-004 Truman Waterfront Upland Design
Resumes Project Team Resumes | 2-43 Education B.S., Wildland/Wildlife Management, University of Miami, 1997 Registrations/Licenses U.S. Coast Guard (USCG)- Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels (OUPV) 6-Pack Captain’s License (since 2001) Certifications Department of the Interior: 40-hour course for up to 35-foot vessels, 1997; Refresher course, 2000 Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI), 1984 Nitrox Diver, National Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI), 2001 Certified Diver, National Park Service, 1994; Recertified, 2000 CPR, 2008 First Aid, 2008 Oxygen Administration, 2008 Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) – National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Certification – Security Clearance Professional Affiliations Coastal Conservation Association, State and National Board of Directors Adam Gelber Permitting Adam Gelber serves as environmental sciences group manager for the southeast coast of Florida for Atkins. He has 14 years of experience in the ecological and environmental field where he has worked on a wide variety of projects, ranging from wetlands and groundwater remediation to seagrass and coral reef issues. Mr. Gelber has logged over 2,500 scientific and recreational dives. His experience has included energy and communication-related environmental evaluations, formal jurisdictional reviews and permitting of wetlands for construction purposes, wetland design and construction, environmental assessment (EA) and environmental impact statement (EIS) evaluations, water quality monitoring, seagrass restoration/mapping, and coral reef monitoring and mitigation. Mr. Gelber has managed both large and small projects, including projects over $2+ million. His work efforts have been concentrated throughout Florida and Texas, well as the Bahamas, Dominican Republic, and the Cayman Islands. Mr. Gelber also previously served as a biological technician for five years with the National Park Service (NPS) at Biscayne National Park. Mr. Gelber’s Atkins project experience includes: Smathers Beach Renourishment, Key West, Florida (City of Key West). Principal-incharge as well as involved in the biological monitoring field and report preparation process. Under the Atkins existing environmental services contract, technical staff are providing permit compliance services. The permit compliance services include assisting with project management responsibilities, biological monitoring, topographic surveys, construction engineering and inspection (CEI) services for sand placement, and agency coordination. Port Everglades Reef Mapping and Assessment Services, Fort Lauderdale, Florida (Dial Cordy and Associates, Inc.). As project manager, he managed a habitat impact analysis for reefs off of Port Everglades. As part of the study, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), in conjunction with Port Everglades, completed a feasibility study to evaluate widening and deepening of the outer entrance channel to determine the impacts offshore of marine biological resources, including coral reef ecosystems. He mapped the coral reef habitats and performed a quantitative assessment of those habitats to determine the extent and nature of the possible impacts, minimization of impacts, and the amount of mitigation required to compensate for unavoidable impacts. Palm Beach Feasibility Study, Palm Beach, Florida (Port of Palm Beach). Lead field scientist for the acquisition of all data associated with this project and maintained project management responsibilities. Atkins was selected by the Port of Palm Beach to provide a comprehensive aquatic resources survey, documenting and mapping all benthic habitats found within the proposed expansion footprint. These data, in conjunction with past surveys, will be used to quantify the potential impacts of future dredging, expansion, and/or modification, as well as to calculate the requisite mitigation. Serving as a baseline for an EIS, this information will ensure compliance with environmental laws and regulations, including the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Endangered Species Act, the Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, the Clean Water Act, the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, Presidential Executive Order 13089 on Coral Reef Protection, and similar laws and orders. Currently in the data acquisition and analysis phase, Atkins has already identified resources including seagrass beds, scleractinian corals, hard- and softbottom communities, manatee habitat, snook spawning habitat, and extremely popular boating, fishing, diving, and snorkeling areas. Atkins will continue to work closely with representatives from the USACE, the Palm Beach County Environmental Resources Management, the Florida Wildlife Conservation Commission, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), and the Port to develop a feasibility study capable of meeting the highest standards of scope and accuracy. 0006.021798.0611 Atkins | RFQ No. 11-004 Truman Waterfront Upland Design
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