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(18-11-01) Consult. Engin. Svs. for Golden Shores Pump Station Rehabilitation (CCNA)
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Golden Shores Pump Station CCNA
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18-11-01
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7CES Consultants ● City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 18-11-01 <br />urbanized and livable conditions of Sunny Isles. We will evaluate the <br />capacity of the recently constructed pump stations and water quality <br />structures to verify control water elevation and discharge criteria <br />upstream of the project site. Once those parameters are established, <br />we will work closely with the City and with community to provide cost <br />efficient solutions to develop an accurate assessment of the Pump <br />Station. <br />CES Team Experience Portfolio & Project Organization <br />Chart <br />The CES Team brings experienced and knowledgeable professionals <br />and highly qualified firms for implementation of the Golden Shores <br />Pump Station Rehabilitation, “a ready-to-go” team. The depth of this <br />professional capability is founded on our experience in designing <br />pumps stations for various clients including SFWMD. WASD, and <br />Miami Beach to name a few. Our experience includes the SFWMD <br />Compartment C development, the original WASD Pump Station <br />Improvement Program (PSIP), the current WASD PSIP, the WASD <br />Infiltration/Exfiltration/Inflow Program, and the WASD Peak Flow <br />Study as well as the design of a 90,000 GPM Stormwater Pump <br />Station in Miami Beach. Our CES Team capability is exemplified in the <br />design of the following pump station projects. <br /> »WASD Pump Station 609 – Mechanical/ <br />Electrical <br /> »WASD Pump Station 147– Mechanical/ <br />Electrical/Structural <br /> »WASD Pump Station 331– Mechanical/ <br />Electrical/Structural <br /> »WASD Pump Station 449– Mechanical/ <br />Electrical/Structural <br /> »WASD Pump Station 407– Mechanical/ <br />Electrical/Structural <br /> »WASD Pump Station 408– Mechanical/ <br />Electrical/Structural <br /> »WASD Pump Station 440 Phase 1– <br />Mechanical/Electrical <br /> »WASD Pump Station 440 Phase 2– <br />Mechanical/Electrical/Structural <br /> »WASD Pump Station 081– Mechanical/ <br />Electrical/Structural <br /> »WASD Pump Station 336– Mechanical/ <br />Electrical/Structural <br /> »WASD Pump Station 592 24-inch Force Main <br /> »WASD Pump Station 1002 – Electrical <br /> »WASD Pump Station 359 – Electrical <br /> »WASD Pump Station 1016 – Electrical <br /> »WASD Pump Station 670 – Electrical <br /> »WASD Pump Station 308 – Electrical <br /> »WASD Pump Station 513 – Electrical <br /> »Structural Condition Assessments for WASD Pump Stations <br />301, 414, 415, 416, and 417 <br /> »Ocean Outfall Effluent Pump Testing – WASD North District <br />WWTP <br /> »90,000 GPM Stormwater Pump Station Lincoln Road, Miami <br />Beach. <br />As stated in the Executive Summary and outlined in our <br />Organizational Chart the CES Team is prepared to hit the ground <br />running by conducting an initial benchmark analysis and design <br />memorandum to begin developing a baseline report. <br />While the absence of existing information, makes the determination <br />of an initial operational benchmark a critical path item, this initial <br />benchmark will offer us the opportunity to see “the big picture” of the <br />how the collection and disposal system operate together. This initial <br />assessment will afford us also the opportunity to begin identifying <br />and prioritizing infrastructure elements that are not operating as <br />efficiently. And that are either a supportive, limiting or neutral factor <br />to the efficiency of the system <br />As such, the CES Team will begin defining and highlighting the areas <br />in the system that require priority attention. From constricted flows
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