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Home My WebLink AboutExhibitA section4Section IV Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. Design/Build Team Profile and Qualifications (111.1 e � Jeff Cre ,i Civil Eng ORGANIZATIONAL CHART PROPOSER TEAM COMPOSITION Grapeland Park Design/Build Team MI CerzoCasiebCaballo 7ha,4snSalm n Javier Salmon. AIA Architects Construction Consultants \"l of Florida, Inc. • V. Jay Franke, PE Electrical Engineers yy 4 •i�f City of Miami URS Vertical Program Management tIC RECREATIONAL DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION. INC. Joseph C. Cerrone. President Principal In Charge Steven B. Westervelt. VP Director of Construction Frank Hevener Pre -construction Manager (Design & Permitting) Forrest Joly Project Manager (Construction} ROSENBERG GARDNER DESIGN,INC. Bill Rosenberg Landscape Architects tt RECREATIONAL DEMON a. CONSTRUCTION. INC. Ramon Castilla. PE IC3TS) Design Review Steven L Sterns. (RDCI Construction Review John Welder Aquatics Consultant � of Florida, Inc. V. Jay Franke, PE Electrical Engineers Subcontractors Project Superintendent Various Subcontractors and Suppliers Jr) RECREATIONAL DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. 3990 NORTH POWERI.INE ROAD FORT LAUDED ALE, FL 33309 954.566.3885 FAX: 954.566.3335 EMAIL: Infoerecreationaldesign.com Firm History Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. was founded and incorporated in 1993 by Steven Siems and Steven Westervelt. Recreational Design & Construction or "RDC" is a Design -Build, General Contracting firm, that specializes in recreational and public facility construction. RDC is a Florida corporation offering a complete commitment to our clients' demands for the design -build process. We at RDC take great pride in being known as the "on time" and "within budget" contracting firm that is leading the industry in Public Facilities, Parks and Recreation construction. During the past 10 years, RDC has successfully completed public sector design -build projects for 30 city and county agencies in Palm Beach, Broward'and Dade Counties, Our experience is 100% public construction contracts negotiated with a not to exceed amount, specified schedule and no change orders. We offer our clients the ability: To design using real dollar budgets, To achieve the highest quality possible for their project dollars, and To complete projects on time and as specified. In 1995, Joseph C. Cerrone and Mike Rozos joined the RDC organization. Joseph C. Cerrone has a degree in architecture. He is a Florida licensed general contractor and has extensive experience in design and construction projects of all types. As President and qualifier for RDC, he is at the helm of all projects and has over twenty years experience in planning, organizing and directing a construction company, Mike Rozos brings 26 years of governmental experience in planning, organizing, and directing parks and recreation facilities. His input provides operational and management views that help our staff and designers develop proven solutions that best meet the needs of the end user. The principals of Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. are comprised of a group of individuals that together have the ability and experience to provide the best solutions on any given task. Together with various designers and subcontractors chosen for their expertise, this team will bring to your projects the highest level of knowledge, innovation, experience and construction cost savings available in the CG-CA21702 EG-0001000 Page 1 of 2 IIP The office for RDC is located at 3990 North Powerline Road, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309. Our office is fully equipped with state of the art equipment and our staff consists of highly trained and experienced professionals. RDC is fully licensed and insured and no one involved with this firm has ever been charged with or convicted of a public entity crime. RDC is a "zero claims" company. It should be stated that our uniqueness as a firm, with a corporate approach and philosophy, remains intact. The most important member on our design -build team is the client, whose views and desires are included into every project and budget. Sincerely, RecreatioDesign & Construction, Inc. 1 h C. Cerrone, III resident Penn 0 nF 7 RDC C.E.O. Steven L. Siems Summary of Qualifications: Corporate management of four companies that specialized in the design, construction and manufacturing of parks and recreation facilities and products. Twenty years of design/build construction experience. State of Florida Certified Electrical Contractor. Inventor, designer and manufacturer of several patented products for the parks and recreation industry. Experience: 1993 to Present: C.E.O. of Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. 1981 to Present: Director of Florida Electric Service Co., Inc. 1988 to Present: President of S&S Lighting Specialists 1988-1995: President of Construction Consultants of Florida, Inc. Education: 1981 to Present: Various schools and classes required to obtain and maintain licenses held. 1977-1981: Electrical apprenticeship training school 1976-1977: Broward Community College general studies Licenses: Current Contractor License: State Certified EC-000I000 State General Contractor License: CG-0062178 Pool Contractor License • PDC PRESIDENT Joseph C. Cerrone, 111 Summary of Qualifications: Construction and Construction Management with over twenty years of experience in planning, organizing and directing a construction company. Specifically skilled in leading a team of professional staff in developing and constructing. Experience: 1995 to Present: President, Recreational Design & Construction, Inc,(RDC), runs and manage a general contracting firm, that specializes in recreational and public facility construction. RDC has successfully completed over $32,000,000.00 in design/build projects to date. Municipalities and counties form the core of RDC client base. 1995-1987: J.C. Cerrone Inc. President and CEO, run and manage 3.5 million dollars each year in commercial construction. Clients included Block Buster, Discovery Zone, The Limited and other national and international clients. 1987-1985: Lands End Construction and Development Inc. Vice President and managing partner. General Construction established to complete high end residential projects large tract home projects and large strip shopping centers in Palm Beach County and Broward County. 1985-1982: J.C,C. Inc. President. Carpentry Contractor well versed in high end residential, tract home, carpentry contracts and strip shopping center construction. Education: 1991: Florida Atlantic University, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Computer courses 1982-1983: Florida International University, Miami, Florida Architectural and Graduate courses in Architecture 1982: All State Construction School, Florida State General Contractor License 1979-1981: University Of Florida Area of study, Architectural and Building Construction 1977-1979: New York Institute of Technology, West Berry, New York Architectural 1977: John Jay High School, Cross River, New York Awards: 1992 Qualified remodeling magazine top 500 Contractor in the USA #350 1993 Qualified remodeling magazine top 500 Contractor in the USA #264 1995 Qualified remodeling magazine top 500 Contractor in the USA #325 Licenses: ,:1a -CA2.17I 2 "Pool tontractorticense Steven B. Westervelt RDC VICE-PRR=IDENT Summary of Qualifications: Corporate management including sales, estimating, cost analyses, purchasing and inventory control. Director of Construction, including all phases during project design and construction management, with over 30 years construction experience. Safety Director and Human Resource Management. Experience: 1993 to Present: Vice -President, Director of Construction, Recreational Design & Construction 1990-1993: Hardrives Specialties, Division Manager for Hardrives Sport Facility Construction. Director of all operations from the division, included Sales, Estimating, Permitting, and Personal, from Project Planning to final completion. 1984-1989: Associate Design Consultant with Global Consult Group, Sports Facility Designers. Construction Management for various projects with project installations worldwide, stateside and as remote as Egypt. 1972-1990: Wm. C Westervelt & Sons, General Contracting and Sport Facility • Specialists. Foreman, Installer: project installations including entire eastern coast of the United States and the Bahamas. Education: 1970-1972: Fairleigh Dickinson University, New Jersey Engineering and Business Management National Awards: Sunrise Tennis Club Park Phase II 2001 United States Tennis Association Outstanding Tennis Facility Award 2001 Tennis Industry Magazine Court of the Year Award 2001 USTC & TBA Tennis Facility of the Year Award Coral Springs Tennis Center- known as " Americas Red Clay Facility" - with 16 courts. Master Plan Design Team Member and Project Manager for Phase I and Phase II construction. 1996 USTC & TBA Tennis Facility of the Year Award 1995 USTA Outstanding Tennis Facility Award 41, • PROJECT MANAGER Frank J. Sedmak Summary of Qualifications: Relevant Skills/experience and expertise in: Construction Management at Risk, Project Management, Design/Build Project Management and Hands-on Construction. Background/over 23 years in South Florida: • Experienced in all facets of construction as Executive Vice President, Construction Manager, Project Manager, and Estimator for several construction companies. Experiences as Architectural Vice President handling Construction Management, Construction Administration, Quality Control and Specification Writing. Experience: Present: Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. (RDC) (Project Manager) 2002-2004: BJ & K Construction, Inc. 16 Million • Villas Del Lego (Project Manager) 1993-2002: James A. Cummings, Inc. 3 Million • Key Biscayne Civic Center (Construction Manager at Risk) 13 Million • Hialeah High School Renovation (Project Manager) 106 Million • Coral Gables Maintenance Facility (Construction Manager at Risk) • Broward County Homeless Assistance Center (Design Build Project Manager) 6 Million • Broward County Emergency Operations Center (Design Build Project Manager 5 Million • Miami International Airport Concourse F (Project Manager) 6 Million 1990-1993: Dayco Astaldi Corp. 12 Million • Everglades Middle School (Project Manager) Million Robert Renick Special Education Center (Project Manager) 7 Million Miami Central Vocational School Phase 1 (Project Manager) 1987-1990: Frank Maio General Contractor 5 Million • Jupiter Post Office (Executive Vice President) 5 Million St. Bonaventure Parish (Executive Vice President) 6 Million • St. Paul Parish & School (Executive Vice President) 16 Million • Pines Shopping Center (Executive Vice President) 1979-1987: Miller Meier Kenyon Cooper Architects and Planner, Inc. 40 Million • Broward County Main Library (Vice President) 6 Million • Third Avenue Office Building (Vice President) 8 Million Attucks Middle School (Construction Administration) Prior to South Florida: Worked as a Construction Supervisor in Milwaukee, Wisconsin • Juneau Village Apartment Complex (Two 10 story and One 27 story high rise) • Milwaukee Main Post Office (Six blocks long) Education: 1989: Barry University, Miami Shores, Florida Computer Experience: Premivara Project Planner, Sure Track, Expedition, Prolog Manager, Microsoft Word, Lotus 123, Internet, etc. io • PROJECT MANAGER Egerton Jackson Summary of Qualifications: Project manager with extensive experience in the geotechnical engineering and heavy construction field. Roadways, drainage, utilities, building foundations, general earthwork and some building construction. Working experience in construction administration, scheduling, site work estimation, and quality and safety management. Full-time construction project management and estimation. Experience: 2000 to Present: Recreational Design & Construction Inc., FL - Project Manager/Estimator Duties: Project estimate buyouts, cost control and scheduling. General project administration functions. Assist chief estimator in gathering actual costs data for project budgets. 1998-2000: Construction Management Service, FL - Assistant Project Manager Duties: Project cost control, construction schedule tracking, site work estimates, pay request reviews, change o►der processing and project quality verification. Also Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) for company. 1996-1998: Converse Consultants, NJ - Engineer( Assistant Lab Supervisor Duties: Landfills, building foundations (including piles), dam rehabilitation, roads, pipelaying, dredge stabilization technologies. Preparation/interpretation of lab and field testing reports. Worked with piezometers, inclinometers, performed soil gas profiling, and pile driving monitoring. 1995-1996: Material Testing Inc., NJ - Construction Quality Control Manager Duties: Preparation and administration of CQC Plan. Administrative responsibilities included monitoring contractor adherence to specifications, submittal reviews, holding of start-up meetings. Daily record keeping and verification of inspection on USACOE Passenger Terminal construction project at the Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, NJ. 1989-1995: Woodward -Clyde Consultants, NJ, Senior Lab/Field Technician Duties: Index and engineering testing of soils, soil-bentonite/slurry mix design, and testing, borehole inspection and construction inspection. Education: 1996 to Present: BSET - Construction Management Technology, New Jersey Institute of Technology. Relevant Coursework: Cost Estimating, Construction Contracts, Construction Procedures, Construction Management, Construction Regulations and Standards, Surveying, Soil Mechanics, Steel and Concrete: Design, Foundation Design. 1995-1996: MS courses in Environmental Engineering , New Jersey Institute of Technology 1991-1995: BS - Engineering Science (Major - Env. Sci.), New Jersey Institute of Technology Certification: Florida Certified General Contractor License (inactive status) USACOE Contractor Quality Control Management course. OSHA Basic Health and Safety Training: 40hr. OSHA 10 hours Construction Safety course TROXLER nuclear gauge safety training course Computer Experience: Basic FORTRAN and PASCAL programming, data structures, Software -Microsoft Word, Excel, Lotus 123, Auto CADD, PRIMAVERA, Microsoft Project froward County Curbside Pedestrian GTA Canopies Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. is a company that was incorporated in 1993 with the express purpose of developing and implementing construction projects. The firms main focus is on the construction of projects that relate to construction of recreation, parks and public facilities. This construction market has become specialized and requires special abilities to deliver the latest proven designs and construction techniques. All of RDCb projects were completed on time and within budget. Public Facilities The time and cost savings associated with Design/ Build appeal to city and county governments ,And our proven track record with Parks and Recreation departments provides a natural segue to designing and constructing public facilities. Recently, some of our most exciting projects have been in the public sector, including designing and constructing a tensile membrane structure that provides cover for pedestrians at Fort Lauderdale -Hollywood International Airport. Identifiable from the air at night, these curbside canopies have become an architectural signature for the airport. Other public projects include rifle ranges, clubhouses, pro shops, community centers, storage and maintenance facilities, outdoor amphitheaters and parking facilities. Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood Airport Curbside Canopies Broward County Purchasing Design/Build passenger gateway connecting the new terminal #1 to the existing three terminals, providing and architectural signature for the airport, identifiable from the air at night. Provide needed pedestrian curbside cover for passengers. The tensile rnernbrane structure was the selected material to achieve the design solution. Contract amount: $3,500,000.00 Contact: °Brien Kreitzberg, Natalie Hosein 3550 SW 2nd Ave Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315 Phone number: (954)359-2334 Completed on time and with budget: T2, T3, TES completed 4/02 and T1, T2 by 12/02. SIAI'Set I_j 3 Municipal C PROJECTS BUILDINGS Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. is a company that was incorporated in 1993 with She express purpose of developing and implementing construction projects. The firms main focus is on the construction of projects that relate to construction of recreation, parks and public facilities. This construction market has become specialized and requires special abilities to deliver the latest proven designs and construction techniques. AO of RDCip projects were completed on time and within budget. Public Facilities The time and cost savings associated with Designer Build appeal to city and county governments and our proven track record with Parks and Recreation departments provides a natural segue to designing and constructing public facilities. Recently, some of our most exciting projects have been in the public sector, including designing and constructing a tensile membrane structure that provides cover for pedestrians at Fort Lauderdale -Hollywood International Airport. Identifiable from the air at night, these curbside canopies have become an architectural signature for the airport. Other public projects include rifle ranges, clubhouses, pro shops, community centers, storage and maintenance facilities, outdoor amphitheaters and parking facilities. Sunset Lakes Municipal Complex City of Miramar The City of Miramar came to RDC to fast track this project through redesign, permitting and construction. The project had been designed and ready for the standard bid process. The City realized they had a facility designed that didng fit their present needs for the community. RDC placed under contract their designers and worked with the City staff to redesign the building and fast tracked their permit process. The project consist of a 32,000 sq. ft. community center, full court gym, weight room and banquet facilities w/stage. The project also has the site work and utilities for a 24 acres park, included is a opan park site for a future police and fire station. ..P9tratt A "Contact; "Low€111/9l7Borges Phone number: 1954) 967-1610 1 I�nfale-BeAch Cultural Center Riverside Park Community Center City of Fort Lauderdale Riverside Parkfs public officials and citizens wanted a community center that complemented the character of their quaint community. With that and other public input, RDC designed and built a new 3,600 square foot community center that features an old -Florida style building with hurricane -resistant concrete siding that looks like wood. A large open floor plan and it separate closed -in break room with white French doors that opens out to a large porch on both the front and back adds to the historic feel. The new center is perfect for community meetings, Ladies teas, craft classes, after school and summer camp activities. The park also got new state of the art outside lighting and three chicanes, or S-turns to slow traffic. RDC included in its design new drainage end upgraded the playground to meet ADA requirements. Riverside Park is located at 555 SW 11 th Ave in Fort Lauderdale, Florida Contract amount: $622,881.00 Contact name: Alan Gavazzi Phone #: (954) 828-5162 Hallandale Beach Cultural Center City of Hallandale Beach Hallandale Beach community wanted to renovate its aging Cultural Community Center to accommodate its growing diverse community of young professionals, retirees, seasonal residents and tourists. Commission- ers accepted RDC0 Design/Build concept and the community now enjoys a newly renovated 13,700 square foot facility that houses programs for visual and performing arts, education, special events and community socials. The building has an auditorium, three multi -purpose activity rooms, new restroorns, dressing rooms and a kitchen that any chef would be proud of. The Cltyg3 Parks and Recreation Department has relocated its Administrative Office in the Cultural Community Center. Hallandale Beach Cultural Community Center is located at 410 SE 3fd Street in Hallandale, Florida. Contract amount: $65,606.00 Contact: Jeff Naftal Phone number: (954) 457-1338 lIriill11°, Broward County Traffic Engineering Facility Broward County Purchasing The project consists of the design /build of a new maintenance facility 27,000 sq ft one story en- closed. The exterior areas will consists of an exterior 0 sq ft of storage/service approx. ft of open storage. To d and approx aPProx 8,000 include loading docks, areas for storage and parking of trucks and cars. Interior areas will include an area for layout, fabrication end storage of traffic signage and equipment; warehouse storage of bulk materials and administrative offices. Contract amount: $3,455,400.00 Contact: Jack V. Shim, P.E., Phone number: (954) 357-8828 Wellington -First Floor,Renay. Wellington Community Center First Floor Renovations Village of Wellington The Village of Wellington change ordered an existing contract with RDC to complete their 1st floor renovations to their newly purchased County club building. The renovations included an elaborate dies and council chamber, restroom renovation, complete overhaul of the mechanical systems and fire alarm. The main challenge was the removal of structural members to allow open viewing during council meeting. All construction was achieved in a forty-five day period. Contract amount: $347,000.00 Contact name: Mr. Gary Clough Phone#: (561)791-4000 Wellington Community Center Ground Floor Renovations Village of Wellington Through the design -build process, the Village of Wellington once again retained Recreational Design & Construction to complete the final phase of its Com- munity Center. RbCh design team was tasked with turning a space that was originally designed for covered parking into an ultramodern, state -cif -the -art community center. The renovation created classroom spaces, banquet facilities as well as rooms to accom- modate dances and wrestling matches. Contract amount: $882,415.00 Contact name: Mr. Gary Clough Phone#: (561)791-4000 Coral Springs Rifle Range City of Coral Springs After an extensive request for proposal process,, the City of Coral Springs selected RDC to design/build the improvements and modifications to Coral Springs Firing Range. The modifications include; an overhead baffle containment system, a bullet trap system, a new target turning system, a new range training facility, a public address system, sound control, concrete range divider walls, lighting, water and sewer to site and renovations to the existing range training facility. Contract amount: $1,082,165.00 Contact name: Mr. Art Resnick, Purchasing Agent Phone #: (954)344-1 172 'Ctub Park Phaso II r, TENNIS Sunrise Tennis Club Park Phase 11 City of Sunrise The City of Sunrise negotiated the contract to design/build their new tennis facility utilizing tine Broward County Cooperative Purchasing Agreement. The Sunrise Tennis Center Club Park was designed by Sheldon Westervelt, a world renowned tennis facility designer. The facility will have eight (8) Hyrdro courts (clay courts) and seven (7) Hartru courts (cushioned surface), tournament/ ticket entry, bus drop off lane, player restroom, extensive landscaping and paver walkways/ promenades, Contract amount: 42,092,962.00 Contact name: Tom Kassawara 10770 West Oakland Sunrise, FL 33351 Phone#: (954)746-3288 North Community Park Design/Build North Community Park City of Coral Springs The City of Coral Springs selected ROC after en extensive RFP process to design/build the CityS loot major park, 38 acres contained. The project includes four (4) baseball ball fields, two (2) basketball courts, two 12) club tennis courts, a two story concession/ community building, two (2) tournament soccer fields, two (2) out parcel restroom buildings, a large picnic pavilion, complete site and pathway lighting, parking lot and all site amenities to compliment the park. Contract amount: $3,414,000.00 Contact name: Hobert W. Glenn, P.E. Phone: (954) 344-1165 PARKS Parks and Sports Facilities Our years of experience have earned us a reputation within the community as the " go to" guys for information. It's not uncommon for us to receive a call from a Parks and Recreation director asking what the proper light level for a ball field is. Wefe happy to help it strengthens our bond within the community. Parks and recreation projects weVe handled range from paddleball and tennis, centers to roller hockey and inline skating rinks to asphalt jogging paths with exercise stations. Playgrounds and parks; volleyball and basketball courts; picnic pavilions, nature paths and boardwalks; ball fields, dugouts and scorekeeper towers. Sunrise Athletic Complex City of Sunrise As a part of its " Neighborhood Renaissance" plan, The City of Sunriset goal was to rebuild and improve those older parks that havent received a major overhaul since they were built, The City recently selected RDC to construct new buildings, resurface tennis courts and provide electrical service to two of the Cityt olcdost parks: the Sunrise Athletic Complex and Welleby Park. The Sunrise Athletic Complex project included the demolition and construction of a new community building, a maintenance building, two restroom build- ings, three scoring towers, four tennis courts and ten dugouts. RDC restored the sod at all ball fields, in- stalled playground equipment and new underground electric service to sports fields, and provided roadway improvements, fencing, landscaping and various site amenities. Contract amount: $2,480,000.00 Contact name: Mr. Tom Kassawara, P.E., Director of Planning & Development Phone #:(954) 746-3288 Welieby Park City of Sunrise As part of the City of Sunrises " Neighborhood Renaissance" program, RDC demolished the park aging facilities, and in their place designed and built a community center, 10 new shaded picnic shelters and an oversized ADA accessible playground. The state-of-the-art center contains restroom facilities, office space, warehouse facilities and a community room perfect for arts and crafts classes, after -school programs and meetings. The hexagon - shaped picnic shelters range in size from 20' to 40', and four are equipped with gas grills, electricity, and water. The shaded, barrier -free playground enables children with disabilities to join in the fun while being protected from harmful UV rays. RDC wrapped up the project with roadway improvements, fencing, landscaping, irrigation and park furniture. Contract amount: $1 ,476,000.00 Contact name: Mr. Tom Kassawara, P.E., Director of Planning & Development 10770 West Oakland Sunrise, FL 33351 Phone #:(964) 746-3288 McNab Rtrfi ark NW 1 lth Aventm PockL -trk PARKS McNab Road Park City of Tamarac RDC recently completed the City of Tamaract McNab Road Park. The park project was a nation- wide competitive design RFP, with RDC up against some of the largest design -build contractors in the country. RDC was selected over larger firms based on its reputation for the highest quality work and its ability to adhere to strict budgets and tight time frames. RDC met with the Cityt staff for three months defining the scope of work until designs and budgets were compatible. Park amenities include: • Pre -fabricated restrooms • Fully accessible playground with sunshade cover • Four 20-ft. Hex. shelters • One 36-ft. Hex. shelter • One fiberglass coated tensile membrane struclure/ amphitheater • Parking lot • Pathways • Exercise equipment • Nature preserve and learning center Contract amount: $996,913.00 Contact name: Kathleen S. Margoles, CPRP 8601 West Commercial, Tamarac, FL 33321 Phone #: (954)724-1288 Pocket Parks City of Boca Raton The City of Boca Raton utilized a " Cooperative Purchasing Agreement" to design/build 6 Pocket Parks within the City. Some parks were simply empty builders lots in established community that were turned into pleasant places to sit on benches and relax. Improvement included playgrounds, fishing docks and bike paths. All were ADA accessible and built to Boca Raton exacting standard for quality and longevity. The projects completed are; • Palmetto Dune Park • Golden Fig Pocket Park • Yale Newman Park • NW 11 th Ave. Pocket Park • NW 12th Ave. Pocket Park West 4.1iWA 2Lh,A6ta, p.acketPArk.FAist $422,336.00 $280,767.00 $228,825.00 $ 71,1i72.00 $ 45,8'12.00 .54. 313B.00 Contract amount: $1,103,100.00 Contact name: Buddy Parks, CLP 201 W. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton, FL 33432 Phone #: (561) 393-7649 refight:rs Park PnaSo I find l Firefig tors ommunity enter PAR KB Firefighters Park City of Margate Recreational Design & Construction was selected by the City of Margate to design/build their 9 acre Firefighters Park which was completed in eight months from notice to proceed to certificate of occupancy. The facilities in this project included this 2,000 square foot community center building, a children's playground, five plexipave tennis courts, two regulation basketball courts, roller hockey rink, 1/2 mile asphalt jogging path with 12 exercise stations, over 100 car parking spaces, outdoor amphitheater and three park pavilions. Contract amount $1,280,596.00 Change order amount: (-$89,107) Contact: Mr. Len Galoub, City Manager 5790 Margate Blvd, Margate, FL 33063 Phone number: 1954) 972-6454 Firefighters Park Phase I! Recreational Design & Construction was selected by the City of Margate to design/build a tournament roller hockey rink, restroom and concession stand additions to the park. Original contract amount: $360,000.00 Contact: Mr. Len Galoub, City Manager 5790 Margate Blvd. Margate, FL 33063 Phone number: (954)972-6454 AQUATIC Aquatic Facilities RDC designs, builds and renovates everything from wading pools to themed aquatic complexes to Olympic - size Myrtha pools. Myrtha pools are prefabricated, stainless steel swimming pool systems that represent the very latest in aquatic technology. RDC designed, constructed and installed the first one ever in the United States in Coral Springs, Fla., in 1995. RDC provides a long list of services to aquatic complexes, including: Design and construction of ti complete twith ng, l and competitive swimming pools, decks, full concession and restrooms Design and construction of multilevel water play structures Emergency refurbishing of pools, dive wells and towers Renovations of filter systems, replacements of water carrying lines and facelifts to pump houses and other related structures Installation of fully automated EPD filtration systems Coral Spring Aquatic Center City of Coral Springs The City of Coral Springs selected Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. to design and construct their state of the art 25 meter x 25 yard stainless steel " Myrtha" swimming pool at the Coral Springs Aquatic Center. This project was designed and constructed under an extremely tight schedule to accommodate the C1tyt demands and was the first pool of its' kind instaliied in the United States. Recreational Design & Construction was " nicknamed" by the City as the " On time and under budget" design/build company. Construction amount: $738,776.00 Contact name: Mike McGoun, Aquatics Facilities Mgr. Coral Spring Aquatic Center Teaching Pool City of Coral Springs The City of Coral Springs through a designlbuild competition selected RDC to design and construct their newest addition to their aquatic complex. This state of the art learn -to -swim pool was made possible by a Swim Central Grant from the Broward County " Safe Parks and Land Preservation" bond issue. The learn -to - swim pool is the first Myrtha Ceramic2 pool in Florida and the first in the nation to incorporate " soft walk" The " soft walk" floor allows water aerobic and learn to gjpants a Mcr8 comfortable surface to play anries m'Yf. Construction amount $326,462.87 Contact name: Mike McGoun, Aquatics Facilities Mgr. Phone #: (954)345-2121 Plantation Aquatic Complex Plantation Aquatic Complex City of Plantation Recreational Design & Construction recently constructed a 50 meter by 25 yard teaching pool and interactive water play feature for the City of Plantation at the Central Park Aquatic Complex. 'This aggressive construction schedule also included the repair and upgrade of the existing 50 meter pool and diving towers as well as bringing the entire complex up to code with A.D.A. access compliance, Contract amount: $ 1,289,887.00 Contact name: Mr, Paul De Bernardo Phone #: (954)797-2207 Plantation Pool Repair City of Plantation The City of Plantation awarded RDC an emergency contract to refurbish their existing 50 meter pool and dive well, The project included the renovation of the filter system to high rate sand, replacement of all water carrying lines and the installation of the Myrtha Pools " RenovAction System" . The RenovAction System is a state-of-the-art process to refurbishing old pools. The renovation process includes the " Myrtha stainless steel" gutter and wall panels with a hard PVC surface. Contract amount: $859,816.00 Contact name: Mr. Paul DeBernardo Phone: (954)797-2207 (tipper right cnrnor or'ph4tQ) Small and Miscellaneous Projects City of Miramar Parks & Recreation Dept. Recreational Design & Construction has recently been awarded a multi -year contract with the City of Miramar for the construction/rehabilitation of the City Parks. The projects completed or underway; Fairway Park- The project includes interior and exterior renovations to the existing building, 1.he refurbishment of the dilapidated paddle ball courts, lighting of the existing tennis court, irrigation repair and additions to the landscaping. Contract amount: $193,374.00 Miramar Aquatic Complex- Recreational Design and Construction was recently awarded a multi -year contract with the City of Miramar for the construction and rehabilitation of the City§ parks. The first assignment was to design -build a 215 yards x 25 meters, 8 lanes x 1 meter deep, stainless steel Myrtha Pool at the Miramar Aquatics Cornplex. The contract also includes constructing a building to house restrooms and equipment, a concession area, an interactive play pool, and modifications to the existing community building in compliance with ADA specifications. Contract amount: $ 1,254,218.00 Miramar Parking Lot-Design/Build the parking lot located at the corner of S.W. 33 Street & S.W. 62 Ave Contract amount: $97,956.00 Contact: Lowell M. Borges Phone number: (954) 967-1610 Cypress Hammocks Aquat -11/111 erm Cypress Nimunoc Agri rtitc' Center CV lialtlln Ckb T.- '� Cypress Hammocks Aquatic Center City of Coral Springs The City of Coral Springs had an unusually tight construction schedule to permit and construct the Cypress Hammocks Aquatic Center. Working together as a team the City and RDC permitted and completed the project on time allowing the City Manager to slide down the water feature on his birthday. Also, part of the project was the construction of a free standing concession building, a new 2,900 sq. ft. water playground, adding a 56 ft. water slide to the existing pool and another ' water playground for children under four (4) yearn of age. Contact amount: $295,000.00 Contact name: Mr. Mike McGoun, Aquatics Facilities Manager Phone #: (954)345-2121 Coral Springs Aquatic Center Pool Repair City of Coral Springs The City of Coral Springs awarded RDC the contract to refurbish their existing 50m competition pool. This made all three (3) pools at the Coral Springs Aquatic Complex, Myrthe Pools. Contact amount: $200,000.00 Contact name: Mr. Mike McGoun, Aquatics Facilities Manager Phone #: (954)345-2121 Coral Springs Aquatic Center City of Coral Springs New Exercise Room addition, new Expanded Meet- ing Room addition, and new Pro Shop. Contract amount: $650,000.00 Contact name: Angelo Salomone, Purchasing Phone#: 1954)344-1102 !Ai li If •s»aKv's ter,00N 1 � I il'F El , ra •, t 1 AQUATIC C.B. Smith Park Aquatic Complex Renovations Paradise Cove Water Playground and Supporting Facilities Two water -play structures, a Wacky Waterway, two refurbished 400-foot water flumes, concession build- ings and restrooms are all part of the new and im•• proved 4.69-acre aquatics complex at C.B. Smith Park. The water -play area that can entertain up to 115 little squirts, 5 and under, has two slides and features a300- gallon tipping coconut that splashes over a roof into the play pool. For those 5 and up, there is a 286-capacity activity pool complete with a 600-gallon tipping bucket and five slides. A 484-foot Wacky Waterway, accommodating up to 162 people, is awash with New Braunsels General Store International interactive features, including one that enables bystanders to soak those floating down the lazy river. ,This $6.5 million Design -Build water -park revamp went from contract award to completion in just 26 weeks. RDC was on the job 24/7 with as many as 110 workers daily, The project, which involved nine separate per- mits, was completed within budget, on time and with no change orders. Contract amount: $6,350,000.00 Contact name: William Kristen 1 North University Drive, 401-B Plantation, FL 33324 Phone: (954) 577-4637 T.Y. Park/Castaway Island Broward County Parks and Recreation Div. Recreational Design and Construction and itgn team of designers developed and built Castaway Island Water Playground at Topeekeegee Yugnee Park In Hollywood, Florida, This large Caribbean thence water aquatic complex features two wading pools with NBGS, International water play structures. The first pool was designed for all age levels, it holds an interactive playground with multiple levels and features six slides, a rain curtain, five water cannons and two palm trees with water-fillecl coconuts that tip over to drench people below. Castaway Island has a capacity of 331 people with 11,802 sq. ft. of pool area. The second pool features are geared more tag children ages 3 and younger and includes a variety of water play animals. It has water squirting frogs, fish and ducks and a beached boat slide. The facility also includes a ticket entry way, concession building, restrooms and a 15,000 square foot deck surrounding the two pools with five 20- foot-diameter umbrellas, 32 chairs and 175 lounges. Contract amount: $ 1,700,000.00 Contact name: Mr. Richard Voss 1 North University Drive, Bldg. B Plantation, FL 33324 Phone: (954)577-4633 { AQUATIC Jacob Aquatic Center of Key Largo Upper Keys The Jacobs Aquatic Center located in Key Largo, Florida was originally proposed in 1997 to the community, Mrs. Jacob generously donated $3,000,000.00 to make the project a reality. The project consists of a restroom/concession equipment building designed to the local vineci:cular, a 25m x 25y competition pool with attached dive well, a 2,800 sq ft water play containing both N.G.B.S. play equipment and Cornpac filtration play structure and a 20(40'Iearn to swim pool. Both competition and learn to swim pools are the stainless steel Myrtha Pool System. Contract amount: $ 2,753,000.00 Contact name: Mr. Tim Bricker Phone #: (305)451-1481 Wellington At`{ 14! AQUATIC Wellington Aquatic Complex Village of Wellington The Village of Wellington negotiated the design/build contract for the renovation of the Wellington Aquatic Complex. The project includes the existing 50m pool will be completely renovated utilizing) the Myrtha RenovAction System, the filtration and chemical controllers were also replaced, ADA improvements to the existing restroom facility, minor facelift to the pumphouse and restroom buildings. This contract also provided for th edesign , and future construction of a water playground water slide. Contract amount: $ 1,280,728.00 Contact name: Mr. Gary Clough Phone#: (561) 791-4000 Kt [tl[ 1 , dale I I4pe 1 iii Auut.a • AQUATIC Croissant Park Aquatic Facility Lauderdale Manors Aquatic Facility City of Fort Lauderdale The City of Fort Lauderdale advertised their RFIP for design/build services of both Croissant Park and Lauderdale Manors Aquatic Facilities. The City of Fort Lauderdale awarded the renovation of the Lauderdale Manors Park Aquatic Facility to RDC because of their specialized experience with aquatic facilities. Since Lauderdale Manors Park is built on School Board property, the City of Fort Lauderdale and tha School Board share the facility. The park contains a 75 ft. x 45 It. community pool and serves as a backup for lap swimming for the heavily used International Swimming Hall of Fame complex. Thu interactive water play pool is the most popular' feature on -site. An additional restroom and changing facility as well as a second lifeguard office were added to the existing community building to accom- modate the increased usage. The new water feature provides an accessible recreational area for the enjoyment of the entire community. Contract amount: $3,085,000.00 Contact name: Alan Gavazzi Phone #: (954) 828-5162 AQUATIC Croissant Park Aquatic Facility Lauderdale Manors Aquatic Facility City of Fort Lauderdale The City of Fort Lauderdale advertised their RFP for design/build services of both Croissant Park and Lauderdale Manors Aquatic Facilities. The City of Fort Lauderdale awarded RDC a Design - Build contract to construct a new aquatic facility on the Croissant Park School grounds. The School Board and the City of Fort Lauderdale agreed to share the new facility, thereby creating a community pool, an interactive water play pool for families and a 7,500-sq.-ft. community center, complete with kitchen, park office, open play areal meeting rooms, restrooms and changing areas. Alt areas of the Croissant Park Aquatic Facility meet ADA requirements, including Itszero-entry ramp, which enables wheelchair -bound swimmers to roil right into the water. The facility continues to make a big splash in the community. Contract amount: $3,085,000.00 Contact name: Alan Gavazzi Phone #: 1954) 828-5162 • s RECREATIONAL DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. 3990 North Powerline Road, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 (954) 566-3885 • Fax (954) 566-3335 Email: sales@recreationaldesign.com RECREATIONAL DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, INC. SDBE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN POLICY STATEMENT It is the policy of Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. that disadvantage businesses', as defined by 49 CFR Part 26, Subpart Da andll theeopportuni y the Diy tosparkrc paof te as Employment and Small Business Opportunity subcontractors and suppliers on all contracts awarded by the City. The requirements of 49 CFR Part 26, Subpart D shall apply to all contracts entered into between The City and Recreational Construction, nsgrun etion Inc. will also be bound by ction, Inc.. Subcontractors and/or suppliers to Recreational Design requirements of 49 CFR Part 26, Subpart D, Recreational Design & Construction, Inc., and its subcontractors, shall take all necessary and reasonable steps in accordance with 49 CFR Part 26, Subpart D to ensure that disadvantaged businesses have the opportunity to complete and perform work contracted with the City. Recreational Design & Construction, Inc., and its subcontractors shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, disability, sex, or age in the administration of contracts with the City. Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. has designated and appointed a Liaison Officer to develop, maintain and monitor the SDBEAA Program Plan implementation. The Liaison Officer will be responsible for disseminating this policy statement throughout Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. and to disadvantage contrglled business. The statement is posted on notice boards of the company. / 1 C. Cerrone, III, President creational Design & Construction, Inc. 3990 North Powerline Road Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 D e DESIGNATION OF LIAISON OFFICER Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. will aggressively recruit disadvantaged businesses as subcontractors and suppliers for all contracts with the City. The Company has appointed a Liaison Officer to develop and maintain this SDBEAA Program Plan in accordance with the requirements of 49 CFR Part 26.25. The Liaison Officer will have primary responsibility for developing, maintaining and monitoring the Company's utilization of disadvantage subcontractors in addition to the following specific duties. 1. The Liaison Officer shall aggressively solicit bids from disadvantage business subcontractors for all City Contracts. 2. The Liaison Officer will submit all records, reports, and documents required by the City and shall maintain such records for a period of not less than three years, or as directed by any specific contractual requirements of the City. The following individual has been designated Liaison Officer with responsibility for implementing the Company's affirmative action program in accordance with the requirements for the City. Joseph C. Cerrone, III Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. 3990 North Powerline Road Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33309 (954) 566-3885 II. SDBEAA PROGRAM METHODS In order to formulate a realistic SDBEAA Program Plan, Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. has identified the following known barriers to participation by disadvantaged subcontractors, before describing its proposed affirmative action methods: 1. Lack of qualified disadvantaged subcontractors in our specific geographical areas of work. 2. Lack of certified disadvantage subcontractors who seek to perform City work. 3. Lack of interest in performing on City Contracts. !�. "Laci( ,orf -rumon's a "witren-req utrstit1rL'O l 5. Limited knowledge of City plans and specification to prepare a responsible bid. In view of the barriers to disadvantaged businesses stated above, it shall be the policy of Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. to provide opportunity by utilizing the following SDBEAA Program methods to ensure participation of the contracts with the City. Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. will: 1. Provide written notice to all certified SDBE subcontractors in the geographical area where the work is to be subcontracted by the Company. 2. Advertise in minority focused media concerning subcontract opportunities with the Company. 3. Select portions of the work to be performed by SDBEs in order to increase the likelihood of meeting contract goals (including, where appropriate, breaking down contracts into economically feasible units to facilitate SDBE participation). 4. Provide adequate information about the plans, specifications, and requirements of the contract, not rejecting subcontractors without sound reasons based on a thorough investigation of their capabilities. 5. Waive requirements of performance bonds where it is practical to do so. 6. Attend pre -bid meetings held by the City to appraise disadvantaged subcontractors of opportunities with the Company. 7. Follow-up on initial solicitations of interest to SDBE subcontractors to determine with certainty whether the SDBE company is interested in the subcontract opportunity. Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. understands that this list of SDBEAA Program methods is not exhaustive and will include additional approaches after having established familiarity with the disadvantage subcontracting community and/or determined the stated approaches to be ineffective. III. IMPLEMENTATION On contracts with specific SDBEAA goals, Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. will make every effort to meet contract goals as stated by utilizing its SDBEAA Program methods. On project with no specific goals, the Company will, as an expression of good faith, seek to utilize SDBE subcontractors where work is to be subcontracted. IV. REPORTING Recreational Design &Construction, Inc.,compliance with its SDBEAA Program Plan.are z are ssay►�- � mPaw The company will design its record -keeping system to indicate: 1. The number of SDBE subcontractors and suppliers used by the Company, identify the items of work, materials and services provided. _ _isw.. ...,a ,,rnnroea hrainri mane in obtaining SDBE subcontractors • • 3. Documentation of all contracts, to include corresponding, telephone calls, newspaper advertisement, etc. to obtain SDBE participation on all City projects. 4. The Company shall comply with the City's requirements regarding payments to subcontractors including SDBE for each (estimate period) in which the companies have worked. V. SDBE DIRECTORY Recreational Design & Construction, Inc. will utilize the SDBE Directory published by the County. CAMy Documenta1DBE Affirmative Action Plan.wpd • { • • Founded in 1988, Corzo Castella Carballo Thompson Salman, P.A. (C3TS) is a full -service, multi -disciplined Architectural and Engineering firm with offices in Coral Gables, Ft. Lauderdale and Boca Raton, Florida. The firm was created out of the desire to better serve our clients and derive the professional satisfaction from being able to more effectively control all aspects of a project. Whether the project is building a road or bridge, all of the divisions work together to make the final project the best it can be. With in-house teams including; architecture, civil, roadway, structural, traffic and transportation design and planning, In addition to construction engineering inspections, C3TS caters to large institutional and governmental clients who need the integrated, innovative solutions C3TS provides. With over 110 combined year of experience among the principals, our clients have come to value our unique combination of integrated disciplines and commitment to excellence. The firm's staff has extensive experience in the planning, design and implementation of large-scale projects throughout Florida and the Southeastern United States. C3TS' experience includes projects and services as diverse as commercial office towers, retail centers, citywide planning, acquisition of grant monies, award -winning highway and bridge design, historic preservation, educational campus design and school facilities, all types of public buildings and facilities, airport and seaport facilities. In addition, our municipal experience includes over 100 parks and recreational facilities, utilities, comprehensive master plan reviews, traffic operations studies, and citywide infrastructures. Although working primarily in the Southeastern United States, the firm's experience is not limited to the US market. C3TS has expanded into the international market with projects in the Caribbean and Middle East. Among these projects are a design -build project for the United States Army Corps of Engineers in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia as well as projects in Puerto Rico and St. Maarten, N.A. C3TS's success is based on both the hands-on approach taken by the principles and associates together with the integration of it's disciplines in the delivery of successful solutions. In addition, all projects are subjected to a rigorous in-house Quality Assurance / Quality Control Program which spans the life of the project. It is this constant attention to client and project needs which has resulted in C3TS' proven track record of consistent on -time and within -budget project delivery. Our philosophy is to create and maintain a professional and attentive relationship with our clients, focusing equally on their needs as on their project's solutions. C3TS is committed to excellence in providing professional design services resulting in complete solutions for our clients. This results in over 90% of our workload coming fryn f+Yiispa quii%lc Firm Profile i Principals Jorge E. Corzo, P.E. Ramon Castello, P.E. Robert T. Carballo, P.E. LeRoy E. Thompson, Ph.D., P.E. Javier F. Salmon, AIA Principal Associates Terrance N. Glunt, PE ' Carlos M. Herdocia, PE Jeffrey S. Crews, PE Walfrldo J. Pevida, Jr., PE Associates George H, Hohmann, NA Silvia M. Beltre, PE Rodrigo O. Rodriguez, PE Santiago Aranegui, PE Elizabeth T. Fernandez William K. Francis, PE Daniel Grandal, PE Diana Sudasassl Bilbao, PE Michael P. Whelan, PE CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A. Architects • Engineers • Planners 1111 NOE • MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING SERVICES Sewers & Pump Stations Drainage & Stormwater Management Strategic Planning & Budgeting ' Utility Rate Studies Grant & SRF Loan Applications Comprehensive Plan Amendments Land Development Codes City Mapping Utility Design, Studies & Atlases Parking Facility Utilization Studies HIGHWAY ENGINEERING Arterial, Collector & Local Roads Signalization Plans Traffic Engineering Studies Hydrology & Hydraulics Studies STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING Bridge Design Forensic Engineering Building Structures Industrial Structures Rehabilitation of Structures ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Aviation Facilities & Master Planning FIS Airport Facilities Educational Facilities Governmental Facilities Parks & Recreational Facilities Space Planning & Interior Design Historical Preservation COASTAL ENGINEERING Public & Private Marinas Bulkhead & Seawall Rehabilitation Beach Reconstruction Water Supply Systems & Distribution Five Year Capital Improvement Plans Funding Program Consultation Municipal Facility Designs Annexation Procedures & Studies Evaluation & Appraisal Reports Zoning & Redevelopment Studies Plan Review Services Recreational Facilities & Lighting Pavement Markings & Signing Plans Street Lighting Plans Route Selection & Corridor Studies PD&E Studies Bridge Maintenance & Inspection Bridge Rehabilitation Foundation Design Waterfront Structures Commercial & Retail Facilities Seaport Facilities & Terminals Industrial Facilities Feasibility Studies Urban & Master Planning ADA Compliance Studies Contract Administration & Purchasing Wind & Wave Studies Ship Repair & Storage Facilities Erosion Control SITE DEVELOPMENT Economic Feasibility Studies Facility & Land Planning Water Management Studies Water Distribution Systems Pump Station Designs PROJECT & CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Highway & Bridge - C.E.I. Threshold Building Inspections Value Engineering Design/Build Engineering Services ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Water Treatment Facilities Septic Systems & Disposal Environmental Permitting Mitigation Studies & Plans Environmental Permitting Grading. Paving & Drainage Design Canal & Retention Basin Design Wastewater Collection Systems Regional Impact Statements (D,R.I.) Land Development Construction Materials Testing Constructability Reviews Geotechnical Engineering Waste Treatment Facilities Solid Waste Incinerators & Landfills Site Assessments & Remediation Plans Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Plumbing Engineering MP�haoitptE[�lnF.eE'll� }i —EiectiticiffEntigeeft VisePooteotiondiNgistering Corporate Services • N.W.72 Avenue' HiAl Air, Florida ,r.1017 :;i Crandon Park Marina -Cdrat GahlesrFjep��l , CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A. Architects • Engineers • Planners Coral Middle School .Miami, Florida Governmental Clients Municipal Clients City of Coconut Creek City of Coral Gables City of Coral Springs City of Ft. Lauderdale City of Hialeah City of Hialeah Gardens City of Lauderhill City of Margate City of Miami City of Miami Beach City of North Miami City of North Miami Beach City of Opa-locka City of Palm Beach Gardens City of Panama City City of Pembroke Pines City of Plantation City of South Miami City of West Miami Town of Bay Harbor Islands Town of Davie Town of Medley Village of El Portal Village of Key Biscayne County Clients Broward County Aviation Department Broward County Parks & Recreation Miami -Dade Aviation Department Miami -Dade Parks & Recreation. Miami -Dade Public Health Trust Miami -Dade Public School Board Miami -Dade Public Works Palm Beach County Palm Beach County School Board St. Lucie County Slate Clients Florida Atlantic University Florida Department of Agriculture Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles Florida Department of Management Services Florida Department of Transportation District I (Bartow) District II (Lake City) District III (Chipley) District IV (Ft. Lauderdale) District V (DeLand) District VI (Miami) District VII (Tampa) F7aridaJ3bway Patrol CORZO CASTELIA CARBALLO Architects Q HOMPS�ONeALMANnP.A 4111111 ,Y,. LOW, P11;h our r{�r.; •Art I ,. 71, • Mt WOO MIA MOM. mai ,•Nt rw, l.. eu.N`M rj I .. 4I I 11j y'n��` ' -n ; 1-"-1 i 't I — CITY OF SWEETWATER 6TMUT a PiAINAOI P1l•OYIMLN7! FROGMAN re.�OfL „M Municipal A/E Services Description Municipalities have always formed the core of C3TS' client base. We have long-standing, ongoing relationships with various cities throughout Florida in providing both architectural and engineering services. Some of these include the City of Coral Gables, Hialeah, South Miami, North Miami Beach, Opa-locka., Sweetwater and the Town of Medley. Furthermore, we have participated on design-buiild projects for the City of Margate, Ft. Lauderdale, Davie, Miramar, Coconut Creek, Pompano Beach, Lauderhill, Sunrise, Palm Beach Gardens and Hallandale. Our experience with these .cities has included services as diverse as citywide planning, acquisition of grant monies, preparation of roof plans and specifications for city buildings, comprehensive master plan reviews, renovations and expansions to city parks and recreational facilities, traffic operation studies, urban roadway design and improvements, street .., CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A.4 Architects • Engineers • Planners IDE ,u171sI+J • il��lf�u�jJ�rlli Design / Build I'(!rl<s & ROc Description C3TS has had vast experience as the lead designers on a multitude of Design/Build parks and recreation projects throughout South Florida. This project experience encompasses master plan design and construction. management for various active. and passive parks, including baseball fields, basketball and tennis courts, in -line skating and roller hockey rinks, tot lots, community centers, concession buildings, parking lots, utilities and drainage, among others. Specific projects include Lakeside Park (City of Coconut Creek), Shenandoah Park (Town of Davie), TY Park Castaway Island (Broward County Parks & Recreation) and Firefighters Park CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A. ,4 1.11 Architects • Engineers • Planners ME • rlaic�lMinch uommufit 1.C�}�C�,n,5�r c�;�,..•w� Yv}.r: �`..�, . Parks and Recreation Description C3TS' design staff has extensive experience on a multitude of Parks and Recreation projects. Such experience includes master plan preparation for the rehabilitation of various parks, among them Ingram and Segal: Parks (City of Opa-locka). also have thorough experience on design -build teams for parks projects, such as the Recreatuonal Center (City of Coconut Creek), Floyd Hull Park (City of Ft. Lauderdale), Sunrise Park (City of Coral Gables) and Firefighters Park (City of Margate). In totals, C3TS has designed over fifty parks and recreational facilities. These projects have included the design of pools, waterplay theme parks, baseball fields, fencing;, concession areas, comrnunil.y centers, bathroom facilities, utilities, picnic shelters, tennis, volleyball and basketball corns, in -line skating rinks, jogging trails, landscaping, tot lots and .., CORMCASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A. I MI Architects • Engineers • Planners DE l • SEGAL PARK MASTER PLAN na, •4 Pmr11+1i a•,eh MIdal• S,hn1 Mhl.,k CGnpkx • Prdlminary Conai/plu/I Pion • 11 POSj • INGRAM PARK MASTER PLAN .,d1011he. ti rrnrmr Master Planning Parks & Recreation Description The firm has in-depth experience in the design of master plans for parks & recreational facilities. Specific experience includes Ingram Park for the City of Opa-locka, This master plan encompassed such amenities as a new building, baseball and football fields and basketball courts. Another project includes the master plan for Segal Park,. also for the City of Opa-lack;a. The amenities included a new community center, bathroom facilities, picnic shelters, tot las and landscaping. The City of Deerfield Beach hired C3TS for the master plan of their Middle School Athletic Complex, with concession areas, press boxes, various fields and courts, playgrounds, picnic shelters, and a swimming pool. The firm also provided the North Community Park master planning for the City of Coral Springs. This 36-ac:re recreational complex includes a .ar1+41131aust., liazisaasl 'I mold courts, pavilions, ana to[ lots. CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLOTHOMPSOeNQSALMA, P.A.Architects Planners MIN Aquatic Center -Plantation, Florida Aquatic Facilities Description One of the most complex and specialized design features in any recreational facility is that of a pool or water theme play area, Our firm's architectural and. engineering design staff has had in-depth, extensive experience in this type of project, having participated on several occasions as the lead designers in Design/Build teams. Relevant project experience includes the Plantation Aquatic Center, for which designed a competition pool and zero depth play area and also the Coral Springs Aquatic Center. Further experience includes the design and construction management of T. Y. Park Castaway Island, an interactive waterplay theme park including utilities, drainage and concession areas. In addition, C3TS performed an investigation of waterproofing and structural issues for the rooftop pool and chemical containment structure at Miami International Airport's CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A. , IIIII ir Architects • Englneers • Planners ME Pool and curt) depth hydro play arca Aquatic Center; {'lai�icIii(0, Il�>ii�l�a Description One of the most complex and specialized design features in any recreational facility is that of a pool or water theme play area. As the prime consultant for the Plantation Aquatic Center expansion program, C3TS prepared the master plan, site: work plans and the pool and hydro -play plans for the City of Plantation. The construction cost was $1,000,000 and included a 25 yard by 50 meter Myrtha competition pool, a Gadgets and Gizmos zero depth hydro -play area, a new bath house, pump room, in -ground electric pool heaters, maintenance road, drainage and underground utilities and site lighting, Included in the project were: provisions to allow the existing pool to remain functional during construction. C3TS is acutely aware of the special considerations required for permitting of pool projects with both state and county agencies.. This project; located within a protected well field area, had complex permit requirements for the pool, hydro -play area, bath house structure and site work. CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A. 1 Ill Architects • Engineers • Planners Mill illittalesserieMeMst Quiet Waters Park Description The firm's engineering and architectural design staff has had extensive, thorough experience; as the lead designers in various Design/Build parks and recreation projects throughout South Florida. Some of this experience includes the design of Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach. C3TS was commissioned by the Broward County Parks & Recreation Department to provide the design portion and and construction management services for this park, including an active playground, campground area and tot lot. in addition, our staff designers were required to place particular emphasis on the ADA accessibility requirements for this park project. The total construction cost for this project 111 CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A. 4.• Architects • Engineers • Planners T.Y. Park Castaway Island IHuL1yWU0(.i, Description C3TS' architectural and engineering design staff has had in-depth, extensive experience as the lead designers on a multitude of Design/Build parks and recreation projects throughout the South Florida area. Such experience includes the design of T.Y. Park Castaway island for the Broward County Parks 8c Recreation Department. This project included the design and construction management services for an interactive waterplay theme park which included utilities, drainage and concession areas. The construction cost for this project CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A.4111.11 Architects • Engineers • Planners Municipalities have always formed a core of C3TS' client base. In addition to providing these municipalities with both engineering and architecture services, we also create, review, and update the documents that steer them into the future. These include Stormwater Master Plans, Land Development Codes, Comprehensive Master Plans, and award -winning Five -Year Capital Improvement Plans. Along with these services, C3TS has helped many of these cities to obtain millions of dollars in county, state, federal, and private grant funds so that their projects can, in effect, pay for themselves. C3TS has successfully prepared grant proposals for projects ranging from the fairly uncomplicated, such as a one-time gift to repair the leaky roof of a senior citizens' center, to the expansive, such as multi- year funding for citywide street and drainage improvements. We also have obtained funds to demolish unsafe structures and have produced State Revolving Loan Fund applications, generating the financing needed to improve wastewater systems and to correct infiltration/inflow problems. Our involvement with parks and recreation funding has been especially successful. We have prepared grant proposals to acquire land for the creation of public parks, to build recreational facilities, and to obtain landscaping and playground equipment. Our staff keeps in close contact with dozens of agencies to stay informed of the latest grants available for a myriad of needs. No matter the size or scope of the project, we provide detailed assistance at every step of the process, from seeking out potential funding sources and preparing the proposal documents, all the way through preparing the final administrative reports once the project is complete. Successful grant or loan applications prepared by our staff include: • Empowerment Zone Application • Safe Neighborhood Parks Grant • Safe Neighborhood Parks Challenge Grant • Florida Recreational Development Assistance Program Grant • Land & Water Conservation Fund • Community Development Block Grant • High -Intensity Drug Trafficking Agency Crime Reduction Grant • Miami -Dade County Human Services/Community-Based Organizations Grant • Department of Community Affairs Contingency Fund Grant • Local Law Enforcement Block Grant • 5% Local Government Share Community Services Block Grant • STOP Violence against Women Grant • Jenkins Foundation Grant .11040Fiava Grant • StateltevoldinglimelFmitll lita%rtn Grant Services Street Improvements-Opadoeka, Florida 711 • • CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A. 1111 Architects • Engineers • Planners Village of Wellington Aquatic Center, Tennis Center, Council Chambers & Community Center Wellington, Florida Description C3TS has provided the Village of Wellington design services for four separate design/build projects in a three year period of time. The pool was completely renovated using the Myrtha System. Separate projects renovated the upper and lower levels of the existing building into village council chambers and community center facilities. The lower level contains wrestling & aerobic rooms as well as six meeting rooms of various seating capacity. Restroom facilities were updated to meet ADA requirements and a Ake drennuses l lst. CORZO CASTELLA CAR AALLO CHOMPSON�SoALMAP , P.A. 14.., y_ Miramar Aquatic Center Miramar, Florida Description C3TS provided architectural and engineering services for . the design/build project to construct the Miramar Aquatic Center. The facility has both a play pool for kiddies and a Myrtha swimming pool for teaching and competition. The building contains ADA accessible toilet facilities, snack bar, offices and CORZOCASTELLACARAALL OTHOMPSO BSALMAPNa Hers irm Phillips Park Coral Gables, Florida Description Phillips Park is on a 3.0 acre site in the middle of a residential neighborhood in the City of Coral Gables. C3TS was commissioned by the City to rehabilitate the existing park and design a new entrance feature, a:, well as a new 900 square feet picnic shelter, restroom facility, tot lot and dugout shelters for the new baseball field. A new basket ball court was also incorporated in the site as well as a jogging path around the park and the tennis courts were resurfaced. The new entrance feature provides a low wall the serves as a seating area with tube steel post that vary in , size creating a playful curved element facing the new tot lot, the gates are self closing and proviide security for the young children playing inside the park. The NY[ was $380,000.00. CORZO CASTELLA CAR AAcLLO THOMPSON SALMAN q P.A. 111 Pierce Park Coro! Gables, Florida Description: In an effort to recognize the City of Coral Gable's vision to provide the children of its community with playgrounds and recreation facilities, C3TS was retained to provide ,A/I: Services for the renovation of Pierce Park. To meet the needs of the community, the design of the unique triangular shape park promotes unity by providing, multiple spaces for congregating; and open play fields. The main entrance feature to the site incorporates a vernacular style pavilion which reflects the architectural context of the surrounding neighborhood. As you progress into the site, open green spaces along with pools of sand fill playgrounds in geometric shapes enfold around a grand oak tree located at ithe .. CORZO CASTELLA CARBALLO THOMPSON SALMAN, P.A.4 101 Architects • Engineers • Planners INIE --con 20 CASTE I.LA - CAFMALL0 iNOMPSON �sALMAN { JEFFREY S. CREWS, PE Principal Associate / Senior Project Manager EXPERIENCE Mr. Crews brings over fifteen years of expertise designural and of multistory vil engineering commercial Team. His Building experience includesilities, and the structural complexes, agricultural facilities, concrete Cprod s civil experiencets industril cinclude the preparation of evaluation of parking garage facilities. Mr.c controls, and stormwater utility relocation plans, drainage Mr.1ysis, Crewsealslopment o has ext nsivof e tconstruction inspection and pollution and prevention plans. administration experience in all types of building structures. His most recent relevant work experience includes: EDUCATION Bachelor of Science In Civil Engineering, Cum Laude, University of Miami, 1988 • Croissant Park Aquatic Center, Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Project Manager and Lead y. The Designer onra the site deer and developmentfor new aquatic for ite which wastloc located onroject involved paving, school board property. grading, drainage, utilities and geometry Utilities included the design and permitting of a small lift station and force main for sanitary purposes. Manager and • Lauderdale Manors Aquatic Center, Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Project project involved aDesigner on the site development utilities andor a new aquatic geometry.. Utilitiesltty. The included pthe design and paving, grading, drainage, permitting of a small lift station and force main for sanitary purposes. • Miramar Aquatic Center, Miramar Florida - Project Manager on the site development for a new aquatic facility. The project involved paving, grading, drainage, utilities and geometry for site. • Vincent Torres Park, Lauderdale aLlakos� Florida a l- oop road and dropofer and f fadiDt esgner on for an the reconfiguring of an existing pa adjacent elementary school. Services included provisions for pedestri drainage bridge and covered walkway structures. Site engineering included paving grading andpermitting through SFWMD. ect Manager • on the replacement Heritagcement ark, facilities within Plantation ounty, Florida - Heritage Park for the purposesLead oer f on the replacement of numerouspavingand ADA compliance. The project involved site placement, drainage, utilities, grading for four restrooms and 6 shelters throughout the ons k the The pproject also included the replacement of three separate lift stations servicing p rk. • ADA Facility improvements, Broward County, Florida - Project Manager and Lead Designer on the replacement of numerous project mo � tsinvollvties ed siteithin placemroward ent, drainage, uy tilities, iatrks for the 'ies, paving purposes of ADA compliance. Thep } and grading for various restrooms and shelters throughout Broward County. Series of projects included structures at Tradewinds Park, Oswald Park and Delevoe Park. • Coral Springs Gun Range, Coral Springs, Florida - Project Manager and Lead Designer on the development for a new gun range t ofCanal outfal! Springs h oughRange. Site the Sunshine Drainage Wage ing services included drainage and permitting District. vices s rred tt uctural design and inspection extension of 830 LF of iforsewer a 20,000 SF enclosed pistol main. Services also included s range. • City Of Coral Springs Public Works Department - Assistance with various issues under a Miscellaneous Engineering Contract. Services have included installations for overhead dijouiasdarea liglate-clatriett s gniI g. PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Florida Professional Engineer License No. 46575 Certified Masonry Inspector, No. SMI-74 FICE / FDOT LRFD Seminar Training 4101 • Broward County Traffic Engineering Facility, Tort Zauderilale,rPlonila -7"°rojett Manager and Lead Designer on the site development f r a new mapai ite a ce facility draifonage, r the Broward County Traffic Department. Theproject utilities and geometry for a 4 acre site. Project included phased construction, muck removal and the culvert bypass and filling of an existing canal. Lauderdale Lakes Community Center, Lauderdale Lakes, Florida - Project Manager and Lead Designer on the 0 • development for a new Community Center within an existing park. Site engineering services included paving, grading, drainage within a very constrained site. Utilities required the extension of 255 LF of gravity sewer and 150 LF of water main. • he t of a FAU Chiller Plant, Florida Atlantic University, Florida vicestincluded pavior Project ing, grading,ngineer on tdrainageoand permitting WLltilities remote chiller plant on the main FAU campus . Site engineering required the extension of a water main and the installation of a small lift station and force main. • Fern Forest Nature Center, Broward County, Florida - Project Manager and Lead Designer on the rehabilitation of the existing structure. The project involved replacing the existing pressure treated decking with recycled reinforced plastic lumber. • Curbside Canopies at Fort Lauderdale Airport, Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Project Manager and Lead Structural irport. Designer for this project to build tension fabric structures structurerofh a departure level dropoff ramgsestrian dropoff areas at the Fort LaServices included The canopy was supported on the existing bridgeg coordinating with the manufacturer, designing of all attachment points, verifying the existing structure capacity and providing carbon fiber strengthening to the existing structure. ,-C O R ! 0 CAST fliA JEFF CREYVS, PE CAITELLA CICOR CAR SALIO iHOMPSON $ALMAN 40, TERRANCE N. GLUNT, PE Principal Associate / Director of Construction Services EXPERIENCE Mr. Glunt has over twenty-five years of experience in construction, design and Engineer inspection (CEI). This experience has included minor, major and complex bridge projects. He has significant experience in construction 3R projects and reviews. • Miramar Aquatic Complex, Miramar, Florida - Principal in Charge for the Design/Build of a new aquatic facility, which includes the master planning, design and construction management of a new competition pool, restrooms, concession and pool buildings. New parking, utilities, landscape and irrigation systems are also required. • Plantation Aquatic Center, Plantation, Florida - Project Manager for this Design/Build project which included design and construction management for competition pool and zero depth play area, including planning, pool design, landscaping and drainage. • Wellington Aquatic Center, Wellington, Florida - Project Manager of this project which was implemented as a Design/Build, including design and construction management services for a multi -phase aquatic center rehabilitation. Services included ADA modification, demolition and permitting. • TY Park Castaway Island, Hollywood, Florida - Project Manager for this Design/Build project which included design and construction management of interactive waterplay theme park including utilities, drainage and concession area. • Ft, Pierce Inlet Park, Ft. Pierce, Florida - Project Manager for the master planning, design and construction management for new boat ramp facility including FDOT access, parking, boat ramps, floating piers, seawalls, picnic shelters, restroom facilities, utilities, drainage and landscaping. ▪ North Community Park, Coral Springs, Florida - Principal in Charge for the planning, design and construction management of a 36-acre recreational facility with a new baseball/multi-use field, two soccer fields, athletic courts for basketball and tennis and associated building with parking for over 500 vehicles. Duties include utility design, structural design, drainage modifications and permitting. • Firefighters Park, Margate, Florida - Project Manager for this Design/Build project which included master plan, construction management for active and passive park construction including architectural, drainage, parking, utilities and construction inspection services. • Shenandoah Park, Davie, Florida - Project Manager for this Design/Build project, including master planning, design and construction management. This active park included tennis and basketball courts, in -line skating rink and drainage. • Palm Beach Gardens Tennis Complex , Palm Beach Gardens, Florida - Project Manager for this Design/Build project which encompassed the design and construction management of a 10-acre tennis complex. Additional services included permitting, on -site visits and inspections. • Woodside Drive Drainage Study, Coral Springs, Florida - Project Manager for this drainage study, nc uded vthe gassessment one-mile-long the roadway d drainage corridor system,the as well City of Coral Springs. The well as improvement proojecttt no . • Constructability Reviews for various FDOT or County projects, including: - SR-10A over Bayou Texar Bridge, Escambia County, 4-Lane bridge with temporary by-pass bridge over navigable waterway. - SR-482 (Sandlake Road) / SR-435 (Kirkman Road) Interchange, Orange County, hrvlve widening including C.I.P. decks on DOT beams, drilled shafts and MSE Construction highway and construction EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering, Florida International University, 1985 Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences, Juniata College, Huntington, Pennsylvania, 19:76 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Florida Professional Engineer License No.: 40130 Threshold Inspector License No.: 0950 Troxler Nuclear Density Gauge ACI Level i' Field Technician OSHA 40-hr. 1-95 / US-17 Interchange, Volusia County, three bridge widenings including C.I.P. decks on DOT beams, 4 I driven piles and MSE walls. 1-951 SR-40 Interchange, Volusia County, two bridge widening including DOT beams, driven piles and MVISE walls. Broward County Wastewater Transmission System, Countywide wastewater collection lines to main treatment plant at Copan's Road. Prima Vista Boulevard Bridges (major), St. Lucie County over St. Lucie River, Two 4-Lane Bridges: (CIF deck on DOT beams, one bridge with six bents (driven piles); one bridge with four bents, over navigable waterway. Evan's Crary Bridge (major), Martin County over St. Lucie River, 4-Lane Bridge: (1300' driven pile foundations) over navigable waterway. - Port St. Lucie Boulevard Bridges over St. Lucie River (major), 4-Lane Bridges: (C.I.P. deck on DOT Warm, four bents each on driven piles) over navigable waterway. - State Road 7 Flyover over Sample Road (major), Broward County, 6-Lane Bridge: (C.1.P. deck with stay -in - place forms supported on steel girders, 232' simply supported) Lyon's Road Bridge (minor), Broward County over Hillsboro Canal, 4-Lane Bridge: (C.I.P. deck on Dar beams, driven piles with four bents, rip rap revetments) Military Trail Bridge (minor), Broward County over Hillsboro Canal, 4-Lane Bridge: (C.I.P. deck on DOT beams, driven piles with four bents, rip rap revetments) Sewell's Point Bridge (minor), Martin County over Sunset Canal, 2-Lane Bridge: (C.I.P. deck on pier caps, driven piles with four bents) Oakwood Bridge (minor), Broward County over C-l0 Canal Spur, 4-Lane Bridge: (Post -tensioned deck on driven piles and precast piers simply supported) • CEI Construction Services SR-834 (Sample Road) & SR-835 (Powerline Road), Florida Department of Transportation, District IV - Resident Engineer responsible for supervision of all construction activities including widening, placement of concrete pavement, resurfacing, signalization, roadway lighting, landscaping and utilities for approximately 2 miles of major roadway. • CEI Construction Services SR-5 (Dixie Highway) Reconstruction, Widening and Lighting, Florida Department of Transportation District VI - Senior Project Engineer responsible for all phases roadway construction of a 4.92 mile section of SR-994. Responsibilities include milling and resurfacing„ retaining walls, Superpave asphalt, lighting, signalization, striping, signage, lighting, curb and gutter, sidewalks, landscaping and final estimate. • Coral Springs Gun Range, Coral Springs, Florida - Principal in Charge for the master planning, design, and construction management for new police rifle and pistol range including gun ranges, enclosed firing area, restroomlchanging building, utilities, lighting and landscaping. -C O R i O CAM LLA - CARRALLO rcrspAMC.P rr 1IN'T. PE 4111111COR lO CMTELLA • CARSALLO Principal / Director oa`Archite�c Architecture THOMPSON �lALMAN JAVIER F. SALMAN, 4AIA EXPERIENCE Mr. Salman has over fourteen years of experience with public and private sector projects. His hands-on management style allows for maximum quality and ensures continuous and productive client contact throughout the life of the project. His design and management expertise, coupled with his extensive governmental and institutional experience, ensures a successfully relationship with clients. His most recent relevant work experience includes: • Bucky Dent Community Center Facility, City of Hialeah -Leisure Services/Streets, 1999 — Principal -in -Charge for the architectural and engineering design of a $1.5 Million gymnasium facility. This 20,000 s.f. facility involves the preparation of construction documents, permitting, and construction phase assistance. • Lauderdale Lakes Community Center, Lauderdale Lakes, Florida, 2002 — Principal -in - Charge for the architectural design and construction administration of this 8,000-square-foot community center in Willie Webb Senior Park in Lauderdale Lakes. The project program was divided into two buildings to include athletic and fitness facilities separate from the multi- purpose activity rooms, computer classroom and other meeting rooms. • Helen Miller Center, Segal Park, Opa-Locka, Florida, 1998 - Principal -in -Charge for the architectural design and construction administration of a 3,000-square foot community center in Segal Park in Opa-locka. The program included a large multipurpose room surrounded by two arcaded terraces and other auxiliary spaces. As Project Manager on the project, duties included design and preparation of all contract documents and construction administration. Ronselli Park Improvements, City of Sweetwater, Florida, 1993 — 1994 — Project Architect for the expansion of the park's facilities to include a new baseball field facilities and facilities ssbox, basketball court, central restroom facilities and the upgrading of the existing park comply with the current ADA requirements. Ingram Park Improvements, Opa-Locka, Florida, 1996-1997 — Architect for the existing ten acre park in the City of Opa-Locka. This park was master planned and improved as follows: n st 3,000s.f. pathway , building, new football resurfacing of basketball courts, stands cenic jetty with system, asphalt pathways, gazebo and new security gates. • Firefighters' Park (Rock Island) Margate, Florida 1996 — Architect in charge of services on a design build contract for a new 9.8-acre park for the City of Margate. This park includes a community center recreation building, two basketball courts, four state of the art Olympic tennis courts, three acre natural species preserve, one half mile jogging / exercise track with twelve individual exercise stations. This facility also includes a roller hockey rink. This and all of the other amenities were master planned within a lush landscaped setting. • Northside Fire Station, Miami International Airport, Miami -Dade Aviation Department, 2000 — Principal -in -charge of this Design/Build project for the construction of a new fire station at Miami International Airport. The facility will serve both airside and non-airside portions of the airport along the new East/West Runway. • Ponce de Leon Improvement District - City of Coral Gables, Florida — Principal -in -charge for the streetscape architecture for this project which included the development of the Master Redevelopment Plan for T/ mile corridor improvements and beautification including sidewalks, landscaping, lighting, parking and traffic calming. Included presentation at several t public c +evttn omens, doily ► cost es�s anti .app imuem off "L�'t oath �roip ' owner llie improvement district. • Bucky Dent Community Center Facility, City of Hialeah -Leisure Services/Streets — Principal -In -Charge for the architectural and engineering design of a $1.5 Million gymnasium facility. This 20,000 s.f. facility involves the preparation of construction documents, permitting, EDUCATION Master of Architecture, Georgia Institute of • Technology, 1988 Bachelor of Science, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1985 Ecole de Beaux Art Unite Pedagoggique Sept — Paris, France, 1984-85 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Florida Registered Architect AR.0014410 Georgia Registered Architect No. 008258 Louisiana Registered Architect No 1791 Alabama Registered Architect No. 4060 Virginia Registered Architect AR. 012100 NCARB No, 43738 Ill • Modell() Park Building Improvements, Dade County, 1995 — Project Architect responsible for coordination of structural, electrical and mechanical elements for the renovation of a hurricane damaged park building at Modello Park in South Dade, for this park project, which is in the historic McFarlane district of • Pierce Park, City of Coral Gables — Principal -in -charge Cora! Gables near what is now US-1. This area was settled byBahamians heark's relationship t to the surrounding homes,of the tOt which are t equipment and entrance pavilion was designed to visually enhancepark's example of southern vernacular style. • Phillips Park, City of Coral Gables — Principal-in-ChargeSfo this pr je design ct iicheiopmentdeed he design r the cnlsplete renovation of this park in Coral Gables. Additional du coordination. • Ponce de Leon Improvement District - City of Coral Gables, Redevelopment Plan for 1/s lorida — miler the omdoreirnpo improvements architecture �a�d for this project which included the development of thearid traffic calming. Included presentation at several public including sidewalks, landscaping, lighting, parking hearings with property owners, city staff and elected officials. Prepara d iln of construction cost estimates and calculated apportionment of assessments to each property owner in the imp • Sunset Drive Streetscape Improvements, City of South Miami, Florida — Principal -in -charge for the streetscape architecture for this roject which included architectural and engineering, as well as construction administration services, for a streetscape / P traffic calming project in the heart of the city's downtown district. drainage, and parking • Yuniuri Street, Venera Avenue and Monza Avenue ncludedr0 5 miles of landscaping, ty of Coral Gdalwalk,Florida curbing, Principai-in•chfuge for the rostreetscape architecture for this project which improvements. Project also included traffic operations improvements at intersections, as well as coordination with property owners and apportionments. Assessment District. 0 . Sharazad Boulevard Landscaping Improvements, Opa-IockaFlor d ,i1 tided 1994 — Project Architeon ofct native nse for for the deign c of approximately one mile of landscaping median improvements. landscaping which blended into the city's Arabic motif. • Perviz Avenue Landscaping Improvements, Opa-locka, Florida, 1994 — Project Architect responsible for the design of a roximately one mile of landscaping median improvements. This included the selection of native plans for xeroscopic Pp landscaping which blended into the city's Arabic motif. .ECoR�o cA67ELLA - cARRALLO 2 Javier F. Salrnan, AIA u C ALBERTO LATORRE, Ill, Al Protect Architect EXPERIENCE Mr. Latorre has over 10.5 years of experience with public and private sector projects. He has served as project architect for both large and small scale projects thru the design development stage, construction documents, permitting, as well as construction administration for various types of projects and clients. He has worked with Florida Department of Transportation and Florida International University as well as cities in Miami -Dade and Broward Counties. His most relevant work experience includes: EDUCATION Bachelor'of Architecture, University of Miami, 1992 • Lauderdale Lakes Community Center, Lauderdale Lakes, Florida, 2001 - Project Manager for the architectural design and construction administration of this 8,000-square- foot community center in Willie Webb Senior Park in Lauderdale Lakes. The project program was divided into two buildings to include athletic and fitness facilities separate from the multi -purpose activity rooms, computer classroom and other meeting rooms. • Segal Park, Opa-Locka, Florida - Master Plan site development to include a new community center, an entrance feature, tot lot, jogging paths, and the rehabilitation of the park restrooms, pavilions, site lighting and park furniture. As Project Manager on the project, duties included the design and the preparation of all contract documents, bidding and construction administration • Driftwood Aquatic Center, Fort Lauderdale, Florida — Project Architect for a new aquatic facility which included a new stainless steel 25-meter by 25-yard competition pool. The project involved permitting, paving, grading, drainage, utilities and geometry for site which was located on school board property. The project incorporated a bathhouse, pump maintenance facility and pool office pool building. • Carver Ranches Aquatic Center, Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Project Architect on the site development for a new 25-meter by 25-yard competition pool. The project incorporated a bathhouse, pump maintenance facility and pool office pool building. • Village of Wellington Community Center, Wellington, Florida, - Project Manager for this Design/Build project for the renovation of an 8,000-square-foot interior space at the Village of Wellington Community Center. The construction added multi -purpose, computer, warming kitchen, storages, athletic and other fitness facilities to the existing Center. • BA Glass Block Replacement, Florida International University, Fl — Project Architect of the design, bidding and construction administration for the replacement of the exterior glass block of the Business Administration Building. New glass block is designed to meet the windload criteria of the current Florida Building Code 2001. • Northside Fire Station, Miami International Airport, Miaml-Dade Aviation Department - Project Architect of this Design/Build project for the construction of a new fire station at Miami International Airport. The facility will serve both airside and non- airside portions of the airport along the new East/West Runway. ▪ Jose De Diego (State School II), Miami -Dade County Public Schools - Construction Administration assistance to the contractor. Field representative monitoring site and construction conditions, issuing field sketches and reviewing shop drawings. • Shops at Sunset Place - Contract Administration Assistant for the Simon Property Group (owner) of a 1 million s.f. of commercial/retail stdores estimatedat $68,000,000.00. As field zalastuarlino nnd tionS, porting to the ��cx�rJadadStile 'Owner tnandinsn'mg 'g. • Plantation Fire Station No. 2 Addition, City of Plantation, Florida — 2003 -Project architect responsible for the design of the 4,200 sq. ft. addition to the existing fire station. New work included dormitories facilities and support storage. The building exterior program rc+n,,;rarl the nce of a brick veneer assembly to match the existing finishes. • • Elevator Retrofit, Primera Casa Building, Florida International University - Construction Administrator for this project which included a $1,300,000 retrofit of three five -story elevator tower at Primera Casa Building. • Viertes House Building — University Park Campus, Florida International University, 1998 - Re -roofing of 35,000 square feet of roofed area. Project Manager in charge of design, contract documents and construction, administration. • W-10 Building — University Park Campus, Florida International University, 1998 - Re -roofing of 8,000 square feet of roofed area. Project Manager in charge of design, contract documents and construction administration. • DM Building — University Park Campus, Florida International University - Re -roofing of 40,000 square feet of roofed area, including mechanical system removal and replacement. Project Manager in charge of contract documents and construction administration, including all client contact. • ECS Building and BA Building, Florida International University- Feasibility study of the two buildings envelope water proofing. The second phase of the projects included the design and specification coordination, bidding and construction administration of the work. -C O R i O CAETFLLA - CARBALLO 7HnMPAON 2 RESUME - ALBERTO LATORRE' II1, Al ROSENBERG D GARDNER DESIGN %16.4 LAND PLANNINJC. LANDSCAPE A.RCHITEC_TURE MEMBE' A.MERICAr.J SOCIFr(OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS ROSENBERG GARDNER DESIGN FIRM HISTORY Rosenberg Gardner Design was formed in 1985 to provide land planning and landscape architectural services. Prior to that, Bill Rosenberg was president of Henderson -Rosenberg -Scully for thirteen years, also providing the same services. Ken Gardner has been with RGD since 1993 after working with a large design -build firm in Washington, DC. We have been serving private clients throughout South Florida, the mid -Atlantic states, and South America, including several of the leading large residential and commercial developers, designing projects ranging in size up to new towns of 35,000 population as well as shopping centers and office and industrial complexes. In the public sector, we have served several South Florida municipalities and counties such as Miami Beach, Coral Gables, City of Miami, City of Hollywood, Dade and Broward County, the Florida Department of Natural Resources, Florida Department of Transportation and the South Florida Water Management District. Public projects have included landscape designs for transit stations, major highways and local streets in both commercial and residential areas, bicycle and pedestrian path systems up to 200 miles in length, parks and recreation areas ranging from a few to up to 600 acres in size, school campuses, the Miami International Airport Landscape Master Plan, parking garages, malls, and office complexes. Bill Rosenberg, the firm's President, as past Chief of Planning for Dade County Parks, was responsible for preparing the Dade County Open Space Master Plan, and has a keen awareness of public agencies' budgeting and maintenance considerations. Ken Gardner, as the firm's Director of Planning and Design, brings to the firm knowledge of land planning, landscape design, plant material, and construction practices along the East coast as well as South Florida. Rosennberg has been a guest speaker at the National Association of Homebuilders (NAHB) and American Resort: and Residential Development Association (ARRDA) national conferences. In addition, Rosenberg and Gardner taughtand lectured at Fairchild Tropical Gardens, Miami Dade Community College, the University of Miami and Florida International University. In addition to their speaking and lecturing duties, Rosenberg and Gardner had several by-lined articles in major industry publications and newspapers. Rosenberg served on the Miami Beach Design Review Board, City of Miami Park Advisory Board and Legislative Committee of the Builders Association of South Florida and is currently a member of the Dade Counts Shoreline Development Review Board and the Metropolitan Dade County Transportation Aesthetic Review Committee (TARC). Clardraarisa.rneraaborpf snag ram nifreessg e• ociation of South Florida and an active member of the ArneficarMotletro11.-anelseape ?krc3!teets. RGD has won many prestigious awards for their projects, and continually seek innovative new design ideas and technical applications to meet our Clients' needs on -time and in budget. ROSENBERG • GARDNER DESIGN %16.4 LAND PLANNING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE LcAriki66 MEMBi.R AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS • A) Project Name & Location ALPER JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER SW 112th Street and SW 112th Avenue Miami, Florida B) Description: 10 acre recreation/education/cultural complex, featuring classrooms, meeting rooms, gymnasium, playfields and tennis courts. C) Client: Alper Jewish Community Center SW 1 12th Street and SW 1 12th Avenue Miami, Florida D) Cost of Project: $250,000 E) Specific Service Performed by Firm: Planting and irrigation plans and layout of ballfields. Bill Rosenberg was principal in charge. F) Principal Firm in Charge: Wolfberg, Alvarez & Associates 5960 SW 57th Avenue Miami, Florida 33143 G) Date Construction Completed: 1990 H) Reference/Contact Person: Mr. Ed Rosen, Executive Director Alper Jewish Community Center 11155 SW 112th Avenue Miami, Florida (305)271-9000 ROSENBERG • GARDNER DESIGN %16.4 A) Project Name & Location FLAMINGO PARK l4th Street and Meridian Avenue Miami Beach, Florida LAND PLANNING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MEMBER AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS B) Description: Major community park serving Miami Beach, featuring baseball fields, football/soccer stadium, tennis center, pool, court games, and community meeting rooms. C) Client: City of Miami Beach 2100 Washington Avenue Miami Beach, Florida 33139 D) Cost of Project: $400,000 E) Specific Service Performed by Firm: Conceptual design of swimming pool complex; renovation of planting and irrigation for major portions of park. F) Principal Firm in Charge: Carr Smith Corradino 4055 NW 97th Avenue Miami, Florida 33I 78 G) Date Construction Completed: in progress H) Reference/Contact Person: Mr. Edwardo Lamas CARR SMITH CORRADINO 4055 NW 97th Avenue Miami, Florida 3317E 305-594-0735 • MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL PARK Description I 0 acre urban public recreation area in Miami including large recreation pavilion, tennis and handball courts, basketball, playfield, picnic area, small amphitheater and ceremonial plaza. Client Dade County Parks & Recreation Department Miami, Florida Cost of Project $2,000,000 Specific Service Performed by Firm Prime consultant responsible for coordinating team of Architects, Engineers and environmental consultants. Preparation of master plan, construction documents for the entire project and management plans and extensive meetings with community residents. Bill Rosenberg, principal in charge. Principal Firm in Charge Henderson -Rosenberg -Scully in joint venture with Jonathan Seymour. Date Construction Completed I982 l 1r.'Pete'Kerwin Dade County Parks & Recreation Department 50 SW 32nd Road Miami, Florida (305) 579-2562 .41 u a o m .n m co ,ri I�1 IN ,r, > of 0 rosenbergi c; ? design rjo group •.r Ng ,V In Z. a• ri I ,� _ :;1 a 6o a7 C • ROSENBERG • GARDNER DESIGN %6.4 A) Project Name & Location MIAMI WEST PARK NW 29 St. & NW 87 Avenue Miami, Florida B) Description: 5 Field baseball complex and parking. LAND PLANNING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MEMBER AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS C) Client: Miami Dade County Parks & Recreation Department D) Cost of Project: $ 1 Million E) Specific Service Performed by Firm: Planting and Irrigation Plans F) Principal Firm in Charge: The Corradino Group 4055 N.W. 97 Avenue #200 Miami, FL 33178 G) Date Construction Completed: 2004 H) Reference/Contact Person: Mr. Francillis Domond The Corradino Group 4055 N.W. 97 Avenue #200 Miami, FL 33178 305-594-0735 { ROSENBERG . LAND PLANNING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE �Q GARDNER 'r '1'26 DESIGN ,� MEMBER LANDSCAPE A) Project Name & Location NORMANDY PARK 72nd Street Miami Beach, Florida B) Description: Community park featuring swimming pool, soccer field, children's play area, all-purpose courts, and recreation building C) Client: City of Miami Beach 2I00 Washington Avenue Miami Beach, Florida 33139 D) Cost of Project: $150,000 E) Specific Service Performed by Firm: Conceptual design for pool complex and pedestrian promenade: renovation of soccer field and new landscaping and irrigation. F) Principal Firm in Charge: Carr Smith Corradino 4055 NW 97th Avenue #200 Miami, Florida 33178 G) Date Construction Completed: in progress H) Reference/Contact Person: Mr. Edwardo Lamas CARR SMITH CORRADINO 4055 NW 97th Avenue #200 Miami, Florida 33178 305-594-0735 • Description Urban recreation center featuring large recreation building, basketball, handball and childrens, play area. Client City of Miami Parks & Recreation Department Miami, Florida Cost of Project $2,000,000 livenifirSemine Afileriannari*Ziral 'Prime consultant responsible for coordinating team of Architects, Engineers and environmental consultants. Preparation of master plan, construction documents for the entire project and management plans. Bill Rosenberg, principal in char2e. Principal Firm in Charge Henderson -Rosenberg -Scully in joint venture with Jonathan Seymour. Date Construction Completed 1983 Reference/Contact Person Mr. Otis Pitts, President Tacolcy Center 01'5119VrIntrritreet VIM Miami, Honda 33150 (305)757-3737 19aru L:uvic+.,4IJ Arrbrioyurc. • rosenberl) design group ROSENBERG •� GARDNER DESIGN %111,4 A) Project Name & Location TAMIAMI PARK Dade County, Florida LAND PLANNING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 1J_ •Qf,rin; 65 M=MBER AMERICAN SOCIE rr of LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS B) Description: a 150 acre regional recreation facility featuring 12 ball fields, football and soccer fields, basketball, tennis, jogging paths, picnic areas, etc. C) Client: Dade County Park & Recreation Department 1 1025 SW 84th Street, #8 Miami, Florida 33173 D) Cost of Project: $30,000,000 E) Specific Service Performed by Firm: Preparation of new master plan to re -organize and re -vitalize the park, including coordination with user groups and the public. F) Principal Firm in Charge: Rosenberg Design Group 12901 SW 71 st Avenue Miami, Florida 33156 (305)235-5310 G) Date Construction Completed: 1997 H) Reference/Contact Person: Paul Carey Metro Dade County Park & Recreation Dept. 1 1025 SW 84th Street Miami, Florida 33173 (305)595-6755 ROSENBERG • LAND PLANNING GARDNER LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE DESIGN %16.4 AMERICAN MEMBER SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS A) Project Name & Location WEST KENDALL PARK S.W. 157 Ave. and S.W. 120 Street B) Description: 150 Acre district park featuring lake with wetland marshes, canoeing, beach, recreation complex with ballfelds, football/soccer fields, court game facilities, nature trails and bike paths, off road bike course, dog park, picnic shelters, etc. C) Client: Miami -Dade County Parks & Recreation Dept. D) Cost of Project: $ 35 Million E) Specific Service Performed by Firm: Master Plan for the Park F) Principal Firm in Charge: Rosenberg Gardner Design 12901 S.W. 71 Avenue Miami, FL 33 156 305-235-5310 G) Date Construction Completed: Beginning in 2004 H) Reference/Contact Person: Eric Hansen Miami -Dade County Parks & Recreation Dept. 275 N.W. 2 Street 4`h Floor Miami, FL 33128 305-755-5460 ROSENBERG • GARDNER DESIGN %1".4 A) Project Name & Location: WESTSIDE PARK SW 3 Aven & SW 3 Street Deerfield Beach, FL LAND PLANNING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE tc •or,,u:t.3 MEMBER AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS B) Description: 20 + or - acre sports and recreation complex consisting of baseball, football, soccer, basketball and gymnasium. C) Client: City of Deerfield Beach 105 NE 2"d Avenue Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 D) Cost of Project: $ 1,2 Mil. E) Specific Service Performed by Firm: Planting and Irrigation Plans F) Principal Firm in Charge: The Corradino Group 4055 N.W. 97 Avenue #200 Miami, FL 33178 G) Date Construction Completed: 2004 H) Reference/Contact Person: Mr. Francillis Domond The Corradino Group 4055 N.W. 97 Avenue #200 Miami, FL 33178 305-594-0735 w CONSTRUCTION CONSULTANTS OF FLORIDA, INC. `" 1445 SW 21 " Avenue Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33312 Tel: 954-584-7904 Fax: 954-321-0355 November 24, 2004 Construction Consultants of Florida, Inc. is a firm experienced in electrical and lighting design. Our project designs reflect the highest level of competence, experience and professionalism. Each project, large or small has its own characteristics to which we apply unique solutions. In the preparation of a project design, each phase of the project is produced by qualified personnel familiar with the latest construction techniques and a final review by our Senior Professional Engineer. We utilize the latest in computer technology to provide the most accurate engineering calculations, lighting design and production of documents. Our unique experience in the industry provides our clients with designs that are complete and cost efficient. Our drawings are construction ready and leave little for the contractor's interpretation. Although, most our clients look to us for outdoor lighting design projects, we also provide designs for all facets of electrical construction. We have been valuable design partners in projects from new construction to remodeling of existing facilities, from parks to standby power systems. The list of our satisfied clients is growing project by project. V. Jay Franke, P.E. President i Construction Consultants of Florida, Inc. Some notable projects include: North Community Park, Coral Springs - Lighting and electrical design for a 35+ acre park with lighting for four baseball and two soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts, walking paths, a concession building and restroom buildings and multiple parking lots. Sunrise Athletic Park, City of Sunrise - Electrical design for the relighting of a 25+ acre park with five baseball, two soccer and a football field, and new community center and maintenance building and two new restroom buildings and additional parking. C.B. Smith Aquatic Complex - Renovations and additions to a multi -pool water play facility with renovated restrooms and a new concession building: Tradewinds Park, Coconut Creek - Electrical design for new and remodeled restroom facilities. Town of Davie, Pine Island Multi -Purpose Facility - The electric design for a new 19,000 sf facility including a gym/auditorium, activity rooms, offices, kitchen and parking area and walkway lighting. Other Projects: Royal Oaks Park, Miami Lakes Mullins Park Pool Renovations, City of Coral Springs Heritage Park Restroom and Shelter Renovations, Broward County Nova High School Football Field Lighting, Town of Davie Traffic Maintenance Facility, Broward County Fort Lauderdale -Hollywood Intl. Airport Pedestrian Canopies, Broward County Osswald Park Site Lighting, Broward County Osswald Park New Restroom & Shelters, Broward County Tradewinds Park Restroom Renovations, Broward County Warfield Park Community Center, City of Ft. Lauderdale Croissant Park Pool & Community Center, City of Ft. Lauderdale Welleby Park Improvements, City of Sunrise Attucks Middle School Athletic Field Lighitng, City of Hollywood Sunrise Tennis Park Renovations - Phase II, City of Sunrise Hunt -Fountain & Fairground Parks Athletic Lighting - Polk County Parks and Recreation Lakeside Park Athletic Fields and Building - City of Coconut Creek Founders Park - City ofAventura Soccer Field Lighting, Southeast Park - Margate Sports Field Lighting, Sandpine Park - Boca Raton Baseball & Racquetball Lighting, JC Mitchell Park - Boca Raton Sports & Site Lighting, Meadows Park - Boca Raton Construction Consultants of Florida, Inc. Vernon Jay Franke, P.E. - President EDUCATION: B.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Florida, 1971 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION: Florida, P.E. No. 49466 EXPERIENCE: Mr. Franke is responsible for the daily design on al! electrical projects of our firm. Mr. Franke has over thirty-two years of experience in the electrical construction field. For over twenty-five years, he has been licensed as a Florida Certified Electrical Contractor. In 1995 he obtained his P.E. and in 1996 he purchased Construction Consultants of Florida. L989 - Present Construction Consultants of Florida. Inc. Involved with all lighting and electrical design projects. He designed & implemented computerized electrical calculation programs. - 1989 Oceanside Electric. Inc, Mr. Franke was responsible for estimating all major projects and oversaw all office procedures including purchasing and accounting. 1222 - 1987 Atlantic Electric Contractors. Inc, Mr. Franke was president of a family -owned electrical construction firm that employed as many as 110 people. During this period, they constructed various types of facilities, including schools, manufacturing plants, concrete plants, hospitals, commercial and public buildings, hi -rise residential, shopping centers, and also installed underground distribution, duct banks and utility vaults for Florida Power & Light Co. In the 70's, he wrote a computer estimating program which was successfully utilized for over ten years. Over the years, Mr. Franke has been involved with all types of electrical construction problems and solutions.