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109 <br /> <br /> <br />Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, Indian River Lagoon South, <br />C-44 Reservoir & STA - USACE / South Florida Water Management District <br /> Owner <br />USACE / South Florida Water <br />Management District Client <br />WSP <br /> Client Contact <br />Camille Dominguez, PE <br />7650 Corporate Center Drive <br />Building 10, Suite 300 <br />Miami, FL 33126 <br />561.324.7689 <br />DominguezC@pbworld.com Services <br />Water Resources <br />Ecosystem Restoration <br />Stormwater Management <br />Construction Management <br />Contract Administration <br />Project Controls <br /> Project Fee <br />$ 1,164,500 <br /> <br />Start Date <br />2014 <br /> Completion Date <br />Ongoing Key Personnel <br />Maria J. Molina, PE, ENV SP <br />Principal in Charge <br />Juan Prieto, PE, PMP <br />Project Manager <br />Rachel Ferradaz, PE <br />Project Controls <br />James Russen <br />Construction Representative <br />Colin Adams <br />Construction Representative <br />Lance McClaskie <br />Construction Representative <br />Ha Nguyen <br />Construction Representative <br />Valeska Colmenares <br />Staff Engineer <br /> <br />The Indian River Lagoon is considered the most biologically diverse estuarine system in the <br />continental United States and is home to more than 3,000 species of plants and animals. The <br />C-44 Reservoir and Stormwater Treatment Area (STA) is the first component of the Indian <br />River Lagoon-South project, part of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan, a joint <br />effort between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Jacksonville District and the local sponsor, <br />the South Florida Water Management District. The C-44 project includes the construction of a <br />3,400-acre reservoir, a pump station with a capacity to pump 1,100 cubic feet per second of <br />water and 6,300 acres of STAs. <br /> <br />Nova provided contract administration, construction management, and project controls on the <br />below specific projects. <br /> <br />Reservoir Impacted Soils Project: This project consisted of earthwork activities to stockpile 263 <br />acres of residual agricultural chemical (copper) impacted soils within the C-44 Reservoir <br />boundary. The work also included the demolition of an existing irrigation system and <br />monitoring wells, debris removal, the installation of compacted fill in nine (9) acres of the <br />excavated areas, survey tracking of all of the impacted soils, and installation of silt fence <br />around each stockpile. <br /> <br />System Discharge Project: This project consisted of the construction of a 120 foot long <br />concrete fixed-crest weir spillway with an integral gated low level discharge structure; a 1,500 <br />foot long canal; and a new South Florida Water Management field office including all of the <br />associated roads, swales, drains, instrumentation, and utilities. <br /> <br />Stormwater Treatment Area (STA) Project: This project included the construction of six (6) STA <br />cells and associated canals. These cells include: 32 miles of STA cell berms with shellrock <br />roads; approximately 30 miles of distribution, collection, and drainage canals; 20 gated inlet <br />structures; 20 fixed weir outlet structures; 6 gated outlet structures; 9 box culvert road <br />crossings; 1 fixed crest spillway; installation of power conduits, communication conduits, <br />primary electrical lines, and transformers; repaving of the C-44 access road upon work <br />completion, and all associated roads, swales, drains, and boundary wells. <br /> <br /> <br />Previous ExperienceNova Consulting, Inc.