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E-70Proven solutionsResponsive and dependable performance
<br />City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 20-07-01: Continuing Professional Consulting Services (CCNA)
<br />F. Example projects which best illustrate proposed team’s qualifications for this contract
<br />(Present as many projects as requested by the agency, or 10 projects, if not specified. Complete one Section F for each project.)
<br />20. EXAMPLE PROJECT KEY
<br /> NUMBER
<br />17
<br />21. TITLE AND LOCATION (City and State)
<br />Marlins Ballpark, Miami, FL
<br />(2) YEAR COMPLETED
<br />PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONSTRUCTION (If applicable)
<br />2009-2012 2012
<br />23. PROJECT OWNER’S INFORMATION
<br />A. PROJECT OWNER B. POINT OF CONTACT NAME C. POINT OF CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER
<br />URS Corporation Stephen Baumal 305.884.8900
<br />24. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT AND RELEVANCE TO THIS CONTRACT (Include scope, size, and cost)
<br />25. Firms from section involved with this project
<br />A.
<br />(1) FIRM NAME (2) FIRM LOCATION (City & State) (3) ROLE
<br />CES Consultants, Inc.Miami, FL Civil Engineering, Construction Management &
<br />Inspection Services
<br /> STANDARD FORM 330 (REV. 8/2016) PAGE 3
<br />The new home of the Miami Marlins Major League
<br />Baseball team is a first-class stadium owned by
<br />Miami-Dade County. CES was selected by the county
<br />to provide Owner’s Representative Services for the
<br />construction of this $515 million structure. It was
<br />constructed on 17 acres in the Little Havana section
<br />of Miami on a brownfield site. The project site was
<br />previously home to the historic Orange Bowl football
<br />stadium, which was demolished in 2008.
<br />The 37,000-seat stadium sports a retractable roof and is fully air-conditioned (while the roof
<br />is closed), with an internal ambient temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The structural steel
<br />roof, which weighs 8,300 tons, is designed to open or close in approximately 15 minutes, which
<br />is essential for unpredictable Florida storms. Twelve super columns support the roof structure
<br />in an array specifically designed to meet the aesthetic and engineering goals. Four five-story
<br />parking garages and six surface-parking lots accommodating approximately 6,000 vehicles are
<br />part of the project and were financed by the City of Miami.
<br />CES was tasked with performing on-site field observations to oversee construction operations
<br />related to the underground utilities of the public infrastructure; verifying contractor’s compliance
<br />with the contract documents and applicable standards and regulations; and reviewing change
<br />order requests, construction documents, and As-Built drawings. The stadium opened as part of
<br />the Marlins’ inaugural game on April 4, 2012.
<br />Cost
<br />$515 M
<br />Completed within
<br />Budget & schedule
<br />Yes
<br />Key Features
<br />Construction Engineering &
<br />Inspection Services (CEI)
<br />Owners Representative
<br />Services, On-site Field
<br />Inspections
<br />On-site Field Observations
<br />to Oversee Construction
<br />Operations Related to the
<br />Underground Utilities
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />OWNER
<br />Miami-Dade County
<br />
<br />CLIENT CONTACT
<br />URS Corporation
<br />7650 Corporate Center Dr.
<br />Suite 401
<br />Miami, Fl 33126
<br />Stephen Baumal
<br />305.884.8900
<br />
<br />START DATE
<br />July 18, 2009
<br />
<br />COMPLETION DATE
<br />April 2012
<br />
<br />CONSTRUCTION COST
<br />$515,000,000
<br />
<br />
<br />DESCRIPTION
<br />
<br />The future home of the Florida Marlins Major League Baseball team will be a first -class stadium owned
<br />by Miami-Dade County. CES, as a sub-consultant to URS, was selected by Miami-Dade County to
<br />provide Owner’s Representative Services for the construction of this new , $515 million stadium. It is
<br />currently being constructed on 17 acres in the Little Havana section of Miami on a brownfield site. The
<br />project site was previously home to the historic Orange Bowl football stadium, which was demolished
<br />in 2008.
<br />
<br />The 37,000-seat stadium will sport a retractable roof and will be fully air-conditioned (when the roof is
<br />closed), with an internal ambient temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The structural steel roof,
<br />which will weigh 8,300 tons, is designed to open or close in approximately 14 minutes, which is essential
<br />for unpredictable Florida storms. Twelve super columns will support the roof structure. Four five-story
<br />parking garages and six surface-parking lots accommodating approximately 6,000 vehicles are part of
<br />the project and will be financed by the City of Miami.
<br />
<br />CES has been tasked with performing on-site field observations to oversee construction operations
<br />related to underground utilities of the public infrastructure; verifying contractor’s compliance with the
<br />contract documents and applicable standards and regulations; and reviewing change order
<br />requests, construction documents, and As-Built drawings.
<br />
<br />Construction is scheduled to be completed in April 2012, prior to the opening of the baseball season.
<br />MARLINS BALLPARK
<br />Miami-Dade County
<br />Miami, Florida
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />OWNER
<br />Miami-Dade County
<br />
<br />CLIENT CONTACT
<br />URS Corporation
<br />7650 Corporate Center Dr.
<br />Suite 401
<br />Miami, Fl 33126
<br />Stephen Baumal
<br />305.884.8900
<br />
<br />START DATE
<br />July 18, 2009
<br />
<br />COMPLETION DATE
<br />April 2012
<br />
<br />CONSTRUCTION COST
<br />$515,000,000
<br />
<br />
<br />DESCRIPTION
<br />
<br />The future home of the Florida Marlins Major League Baseball team will be a first -class stadium owned
<br />by Miami-Dade County. CES , as a sub-consultant to URS, was selected by Miami-Dade County to
<br />provide Owner’s Representative Services for the construction of this new , $515 million stadium. It is
<br />currently being constructed on 17 acres in the Little Havana section of Miami on a brownfield site. The
<br />project sit e was previously home to the historic Orange Bowl football stadium, which was demolished
<br />in 2008.
<br />
<br />The 37,000-seat stadium will sport a retractable roof and will be fully air-conditioned (when the roof is
<br />closed), with an internal ambient temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The structural steel roof,
<br />which will weigh 8,300 tons, is designed to open or close in approximately 14 minutes, which is essential
<br />for unpredictable Florida storms. Twelve super columns will support the roof structure. Four five -story
<br />parking garages and six surface-parking lots accommodating approximately 6,000 vehicles are part of
<br />the project and will be financed by the City of Miami.
<br />
<br />CES has been tasked with performing on-site field observations to oversee construction operations
<br />related to underground utilities of the public infrastructure; verifying contractor’s compliance with the
<br />contract documents and appli cable standards and regulations; and reviewing change order
<br />requests, construction documents, and As-Built drawings.
<br />
<br />Construction is scheduled to be completed in April 2012, prior to the opening of the baseball season.
<br />MARLINS BALLPARK
<br />Miami-Dade County
<br />Miami, Florida
<br />
<br />
<br /> OWNER Miami-Dade County
<br />
<br />CLIENT CONTACT
<br />URS Corporation
<br />7650 Corporate Center Dr.
<br />Suite 401
<br />Miami, Fl 33126
<br />Stephen Baumal
<br />305.884.8900
<br />
<br />START DATE
<br />July 18, 2009
<br />
<br />COMPLETION DATE
<br />April 2012
<br />
<br />CONSTRUCTION COST
<br />$515,000,000
<br />
<br />
<br />DESCRIPTION
<br />
<br />The future home of the Florida Marlins Major League Baseball team will be a first -class stadium owned
<br />by Miami-Dade County. CES, as a sub-consultant to URS, was selected by Miami-Dade County to
<br />provide Owner’s Representative Services for the construction of this new , $515 million stadium. It is
<br />currently being constructed on 17 acres in the Little Havana section of Miami on a brownfield site. The
<br />project site was previously home to the historic Orange Bowl football stadium, which was demolished
<br />in 2008.
<br />
<br />The 37,000-seat stadium will sport a retractable roof and will be fully air-conditioned (when the roof is
<br />closed), with an internal ambient temperature of 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The structural steel roof,
<br />which will weigh 8,300 tons, is designed to open or close in approximately 14 minutes, which is essential
<br />for unpredictable Florida storms. Twelve super columns will support the roof structure. Four five -story
<br />parking garages and six surface-parking lots accommodating approximately 6,000 vehicles are part of
<br />the project and will be financed by the City of Miami.
<br />
<br />CES has been tasked with performing on-site field observations to oversee construction operations
<br />related to underground utilities of the public infrastructure; verifying contractor’s compliance with the
<br />contract documents and applicable standards and regulations; and reviewing change order
<br />requests, construction documents, and As-Built drawings.
<br />
<br />Construction is scheduled to be completed in April 2012, prior to the opening of the baseball season.
<br />MARLINS BALLPARK Miami-Dade County Miami, Florida
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