HomeMy WebLinkAboutScope of WorkPROJECT NAME: MIAMI MARINE PARK
PROJECT NUMBER: TBD
PREPARED BY: S. VEGA
DATE: JANUARY 2011
SCOPE OF WORK
The Virginia Key Master Plan prepared by the City of Miami Planning Department, proposes the expansion of the
existing Rickenbacker Marina. The Rickenbacker Marina is located close to the Rusty Pelican Restaurant and the
Rickenbacker Causeway. The location is found within Biscayne Bay Aquatic Preserve and Marine Stadium Basin
properties.
The type of manna facilities to be designed is for pleasure crafts and medium yacht vessels. Fixed docks
supported by concrete piles or piers are proposed. The docks construction will utilize concrete, fiberglass decking
and aluminum. The new manna would accommodate additional 220 vessels approximately 40'.0" to 70'.0" in
length.
There are many factors to be considered when building a marina facility such as the incredible weight load of the
vessels, the destructive force of waves, sea currents, storm surges and even hurricanes. These are just a few
factors to be carefully considered when selecting construction methods and materials. Dredging of the area to
allow proper navigation for vessels needs to be carefully considered when designing the marina facility.
Because of the many factors that need to be considered in the design and permitting of the marina expansion, it is
recommended the following Professional Services:
Services Estimate Completion
(Months)
1. Surveying/Field Monitoring
Precision Hydrographic Surveys & Underwater Inspection
Pre Dredging Surveys & Dredgeable Material Volume Computations
Sea Floor Mapping & Side Scan Sonar Surveys
Ocean Current & Water Temperature Monitoring
Sea & Swell (Wave) Instrumentation & Monitoring
Water Quality Measurement
Tidal Studies
Dye Studies
Topographical Surveying
Circulation Studies
Tidal Studies
2. Engineering Analysis
Conceptual Design Development
Distribution of Boat Sizes & Types
Recommended Site Location/Orientation
Detailed Engineering Analysis
Inspection & Evaluation of Existing Marinas
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Estimation of Remaining Life of Existing Marinas
Maintenance Recommendations/Designs for Existing Marinas
Recommended Replacement/Rehabilitation of Existing Marinas
Recommended Retrofitting of Existing Marinas
Engineering Recommendations & Reports
3. Regulatory Compliance
Local Building Permit Processing
Permit Processing with Regulatory Agencies
Environmental Compliance
Preparation of Mitigation Plan.
4. Final Engineering Design
Preparation of Final Design
Floating and/or Fixed Breakwater Protection
Aluminum & Timber Gangways Including Handicap Access
Marina Access Piers & Landings
Shoreline Bulkheads & Slope Revetments
Landscape Design
Electrical Power, Phone, Cable & TV Service
Dock Lighting & Transformers
Fire Water Suppression & Domestic Water
Fire Hose Cabinets
Sanitary Pump out Systems
Design of Boat Launching Ramp Facilities
Design of Piers
Preparation of Supporting Calculations
Preparation of Plans, Specifications & Cost Estimates
Preparation of design/scheduled deliveries.
Preparation of Construction Contract Documents for Bidding
Engineer Opinion of Construction Cost
QA/QC of Final Design
Peer Review of Final Designs
Value Engineer
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Design Professional Fees Estimate
The design professional fees (NE Fees) are predicted to cost $1.6 million dollars.
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