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<br />J <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />,., <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />~, <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />t ) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br />) <br /> <br />I <br />l <br /> <br /> <br />simpler terms, this was the first project permitted by FDEP allowing more than eight feet of head to <br />pressurize the wells (in this case fifteen feet of head over 16 Class V wells). CGA, LEES, and FDEP together <br />developed a monitoring program for the G2 and G3 at this location to ensure that the pressurization did not <br />cause the brackish G3 water to plume up into the G2 freshwater. In addition, on this project CGA <br />introduced water quality swales along roadways, and designed flap gates at strategic locations to prevent <br />tidal backflow. Many roadways within the project area are being reconstructed with the improvements. <br />CGA was able to increase the city's FEMA HMGP grant from $2,000,000 to over $11,000,000, which <br />included an expanded drainage area along with the new drainage system. <br /> <br />Past Performance <br />For further information, see the project sheets included at the end of this section. <br /> <br />PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING SERVICES <br /> <br />Prime Consultant <br />Over the course of several decades and dozens of projects, CGA has excelled at assuming the leadership role <br />of directing the efforts of the team of sub-consultants required of projects with similar or greater scope. <br />CGA staff is experienced and comfortable with taking the lead role and responsibilities required to <br />command the quality of work and schedule demands these projects will require. <br /> <br />Specifically, CGA's resume of successfully completed work includes storm water master plans, roadway <br />drainage projects, FEMA funded projects, drainage capital improvements and drainage basin improvement <br />projects that demonstrate the flexibility and diversity of the many professional disciplines under the CGA <br />mantle. CGA is uniquely adept at combining the outside professional resources with the CGA staff needed <br />to assemble the team to manage these two projects. <br /> <br />A clear distinction CGA brings to the table is the history of involvement with coastal drainage projects <br />permitted through Miami-Dade DERM and the Florida DEP (FDEP). CGA has previously demonstrated a <br />depth of knowledge and understanding of the acceptable methods of drainage design to be implemented <br />i.e. gravity systems, positive outfalls, gravity wells, pump stations, pressurized wells, exfiltration trench, <br />and water quality swales. CGA also has a strong working knowledge of the City as we have designed and <br />permitted a number of infrastructure projects for the City over the past decade. <br /> <br />Hydro-Geological Services & Geotechnical Services <br />CGA intends to retain as sub-consultant a highly referenced and experienced professional engineering firm: <br />Langan Engineering & Environmental Services (LEES). The LEES corporate resumes and project references <br />detail substantial experience in providing hydro-geological services such as Reasonable Assurance Reports <br />(RAR), Specific Capacity Tests (SCT), and other tasks vitally important in solving coastal drainage issues. <br />Additionally, LEES has provided services to CGA and the City in the past on projects in Sunny Isles Beach. <br />Additionally, LEES provides a full array of geotechnical and testing services such as soil borings, <br />percolation tests and pavement cores. <br /> <br />RFQ #11-11-02, Civil Engineering Services to Design Street and Drainage Improvements <br /> <br />Page 212 <br />