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Finally, WSM is a surveying and mapping firm exclusively. We employ over 60 surveyors. The Miami office staff numbers 20, including 3 professionals and 4 field survey parties - a size that should inspire confidence that we can pI'9vide the necessary services within a reasonable schedule. WSM is proposing to provide a design survey. This survey will delimit the right of way of Collins Avenue to mapping accuracy only. We are not proposing a boundary survey. Ifthis is not sufficient to your intentions ( if the city is anticipating the purchase of right of way, for example) please advise so we may consult with you further. The scope of services for the design survey is proposed as follows: 1 ) Primary Control- Establish horizontal and vertical control. Horizontal datum will be the Florida State Plane Coordinate System, East Zone, NAD 83/90 (we already have this datum established for the previous mapping) and vertical datum will be the National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929. Control stations will be set at approximately 660 feet interval in locations chosen for safety. About 21 stations will be necessary. The stations will be referenced for future recovery. This survey will include both conventional and GPS techniques. 2) Establishment of Baseline - Utilizing the best available evidence, depict the FDOT survey baseline and right of way lines from record documents. The actual survey baseline will not be staked in the field but will be referenced to the primary control by coordinate values. 3) Topography - Utilizing electronic total stations and Electronic Field Book (EFB) data collectors, map all surface features. The mapping will be provided in plan and in the form of a Digital Terrain Model (DTM), both delivered electronically. 4) Utilities - All surface (visable) evidence of utilities will be located. WSM will request a "mark out" but this is not always provided. If marked, we will locate the marks and connect same. Regardless, WSM is not responsible for utilities we can not see. All utilities may not be shown. We strongly suggest that the engineer take responsibility for this phase of the work and satisfy themselves as to all utility matters. Additionally, OSHA prohibits our entry into "confined spaces" such as manholes and inlets, thus our measurements at these locations must be made from the outside and may not be to normal surveying tolerances. WSM has attached a full estimate of surveying services for the project proposed above. The total fee of $55,864.00 represents a lump sum. We are willing to discuss alternate forms of contracting. Weidener Surveying & Mapping P.A.