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Craig A. Smith & Associates, Inc.
<br />Engineers • Surveyors • Subsurface Utility Engineering
<br />3D Subsurface Imaging • Utility Coordination
<br />drainage structures and 7 outfalls to provide drainage with Hydrodynamic Separators
<br />(Downstream Defenders) for water quality treatment and a Tideflex Checkmate Valves for
<br />tidal backflow prevention purposes. This project was completed on time and within budget.
<br />Design Cost (Including Construction Management): $1,263,240
<br />Construction Cost Estimate: $7,000,000
<br />Actual Construction Cost: $7,667,276
<br />City of Sweetwater Stormwater and Pump Station Improvements - Phase IV
<br />Status: Completed 2013
<br />Prime Consultant: CAS
<br />Key CAS Staff: Stephen C. Smith, Orlando A. Rubio, James F. Driscoll, Robert D. Keener, Tony
<br />Gomes
<br />Scope of Work: Surveying, utility locating, FEMA grant applications, planning, design, cost
<br />estimates, preparation of construction plans and contract documents, permitting, bidding,
<br />construction management and limited engineering services during construction for the
<br />installation of 130 structures, 10,795 linear feet of drainage pipe ranging in size from 15 -inch
<br />to 72 -inch, 1,506 linear feet of 30 -inch force main and two (2) triplex stormwater pump
<br />stations (each pump rated at 28 HP). (The project was inspected and certified by the City
<br />Engineer's office.)
<br />Design Cost (Including Construction Management): $615,685
<br />Construction Cost Estimate: $4,250,000
<br />Actual Construction Cost: $4,090,000
<br />City of Sweetwater Stormwater and Pump Station Improvements (Phase 21B North & South)
<br />Status: Completed 2013
<br />Prime Consultant: CAS
<br />Key CAS Staff: Stephen C. Smith, William H. Landis, Orlando A. Rubio, Robert D. Keener, Tony
<br />Gomes, William Tanto
<br />Scope of Work: Survey, utility locates, FEMA grant applications, planning, design, cost
<br />estimates, preparation of construction plans and contract documents, permitting, bidding,
<br />construction management and full-time resident construction observation services, survey as-
<br />builts and certification through project closeout. The 65 -acre basin area is located in the
<br />southern part of the City known for historical, repetitive flooding. Both projects consist of a
<br />stormwater collection system that converges Into a duplex pumping station (28 HP 0 6,048
<br />GPM). The runoff is then discharged via a shared force main with an outfall at the SFWMD C-4
<br />Canal. Collectively, the project included 100 drainage structures with Hydrodynamic
<br />Separators (Downstream Defenders) for water quality treatment, 9,760 linear feet of drainage
<br />pipe ranging in size from 15 -inch to 72 -inch, 1,050 LF of 30 -inch and 36 -inch DIP force main,
<br />and road and landscape restoration. The funded portion of the project was completed on time
<br />and within budget.
<br />Design Cost (Including Construction Management): $332,150.00
<br />Construction Cost Estimate: $4,043,110.00
<br />Actual Construction Cost: $1,620,450 (only portion of project is completed to -date due to
<br />limited funding).
<br />Town of Pembroke Park - FDOT 1-95 Stormwater Pump Station, Pembroke Park, Florida
<br />Status: Completed 2002
<br />Prime Consultant: CAS
<br />Key CAS Staff: Stephen C. Smith, William H. Landis, Robert D. Keener, Tony Gomes
<br />21045 Commercial Trail, Boca Raton, FL 33486 • Ph: 561-314-4445 • www.craigasmith.com • 1-63110
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