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9CES Consultants ● City of Sunny Isles Beach RFQ No. 18-11-01 There is a sizable opportunity to build resiliency by delivering sustainable infrastructure while mitigating impacts to the current urbanized and livable conditions of Sunny Isles. We will evaluate the capacity of the recently constructed pump stations and water quality structures to verify control water elevation and discharge criteria upstream of the project site. Once those parameters are established, we will work closely with the City and with community to provide cost efficient solutions to develop an accurate assessment of the Pump Station. CES staff has extensive experience in the analysis and design large drainage systems in high dense coastal environments subject to repeated flooding. As the Lead Engineer for the West Avenue Right of Way Resiliency Design-Build Project in Miami Beach, CES Consultants is responsible for the complete redesign of West Avenue extending from 6th Street to 17th Street. This $75 Million design build project includes also a major retrofit of the existing stormwater system, including drainage pipe redesign as a complete rehaul of all municipal utilities, (water sewer and storm). The project also includes a new 90,000 gpm cutting edge Stormwater Pump Station located at the Lincoln Road Street end and a complete retrofit of the City’s bulkhead. The successful design of the Golden Shores Pump Station will require innovative concepts proposed to enhance value, quality, and to control cost and schedule. As a result, our design will focus on various methodologies that CES in various design scenarios. Lessons learned and our in-depth understanding of construction will be of great value when designing a system that addresses flooding in the Golden Shore Neighborhood in Sunny Isles Beach. The proposed pump station work comprises the design, permitting, and construction of the new stormwater pump station, solids pretreatment screening, ancillary site infrastructure, and discharge facilities. In addition to the pump station components and electrical infrastructure to power the station, construction related services also include site preparation, earthwork, dewatering, storm drainage infrastructure installation, parking reconstruction, utility adjustments, landscaping, and sea wall modifications on the south side of the Collins Canal. We understand that the Pump Station is located within the Public Works Yard below and adjacent to the Lehman Causeway. The CES Team will be designing within a limited footprint, on a dead-end street adjacent to the Biscayne Bay, in a heavily urbanized area, under critical construction timelines, and in/near areas that are environmentally sensitive.