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City of Sunny Isles Beach, Florida <br />Marine and Coastal Professional Engineering Consulting Services (CCNA) | RFQ No. 18‐02‐01 <br /> <br /> <br />Aptim Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc. <br />53 <br />01C032018D <br /> <br />Modeling Applications <br />In order to fully understand how to apply modeling products to a climate change vulnerability assessment, it is <br />important to understand how to run and interpret the models that are producing the results. We have a dedicated <br />team at APTIM that runs a wide range of coastal models for many of our clients. Our modeling projects are developed <br />by a team of experienced physical oceanographers and coastal engineers who are strongly grounded in coastal process <br />theory and applications. In addition to SLOSH, APTIM also owns and operates Delft3D, MIKE21, Bouss2D, STWAVE, <br />ADCIRC, GENESIS, UNIBEST CL+, DNRBS, SBEACH, and the BEACH‐fx economic storm damage model. <br />APTIM recently completed running the SLOSH model for the EPA who was concerned about how climate change will <br />affect the water supply for the Mattapoisett area of southern Massachusetts. Four different SLR scenarios and three <br />different climate conditions were considered that produced more than 400 modeling runs. The SLOSH results were <br />then applied to the HEC‐RAS model to predict how quickly the water supply would flush seawater should the dam <br />protecting the water supply be overtopped. <br />Sustainability <br />APTIM strives not only to reach sustainability goals, but to exceed them by investing in the research and development <br />required to find new and innovative technologies that will set us apart from other firms, and benefit our clients. <br />APTIM encourages its employees to engage in community based sustainability initiatives such as the City of Chicago's <br />Green Office Challenge and Austin, Texas Green Business Leaders program. The Challenge and Green Business Leaders <br />are city‐wide programs that target businesses, non‐profits and government agencies to reduce their carbon emissions <br />and environmental footprint, as a key element of city climate action and sustainability plans. We consistently receive <br />the highest level of recognition in these programs. <br />APTIM incorporates green and sustainable activities into numerous areas within the organization, including integrating <br />sustainable design into its facilities such as LEED Gold and Silver spaces, and encourages sustainable practices at the <br />office level. Practices include bike parking and changing facilities, transit subsidies, alternative transportation, on‐site <br />composting, telecommuting, car‐sharing, emission offsets for rental vehicles, community supported agriculture, water <br />conservation, the regular purchase of renewable energy credits (RECs) and volunteer technical assistance to community <br />energy and sustainability projects. <br />APTIM is institutionalizing best practices by achieving ISO certification in the Madison, WI office. The best practices <br />from that successful pilot will be replicated in other APTIM offices. <br />Implementation is supported and coordinated by a number of sustainability and energy experts throughout the <br />company. APTIM supports the governance of this program within the existing management structure already set for its <br />current operations. <br />Internally, APTIM recently performed a sustainability and energy usage analysis of its own portfolio of buildings to <br />identify the top energy using locations. Based on this assessment, APTIM has performed internal energy audits of its top <br />seven facilities. The goal of these assessments is to find both low‐cost and capital improvement projects available to <br />reduce our energy usage and carbon footprint. These audits identified an average potential energy reduction of 10% to <br />13% across APTIM’s entire owned and operated facilities. <br />Based on our national energy spend, APTIM projects a potential cost effective annual energy savings potential of $1.2M. <br />This is based on implementation of a national energy reduction strategy applying low‐cost and capital improvement <br />energy efficiency projects. This equates to an approximate annual reduction of 11,300,000 kWh, 156,000 Therms, and <br />8,500 metric tons of CO2. APTIM is committed to investing time and resources to be the world’s leading sustainability <br />solutions‐based company that assesses, develops, implements, maintains, and operates environmental programs that <br />contribute to our clients’ sustainability goals and targets. <br />Reporting <br />Well‐written documentation is an essential element of our communication system. APTIM has over 30 years of <br />experience preparing all types of reports and documents for our Florida clients. This experience enables us to develop <br />reporting formats that provide clear, concise data for review and approval by the City.
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