Environmental and Sustainability
At E Plus our engineers design systems for managing and cleaning municipal water supplies, including the use of different engineering disciplines in developing solutions to problems of planetary health. Our work usually involve concerns such as waste treatment, site remediation, and pollution control technology
Completed Projects
PROJECT: FDOT D6 - NPDES PROGRAM OUTFALL ASSESSMENTS
SCOPE OF WORK
The project consisted of performing technical assessment of FDOT Outfalls Districtwide. The assessment of these outfalls included professional engineering services to the FDOT Drainage Department to evaluate the conditions of existing Outfalls servicing state roads throughout the District. An Outfall Assessment Report was provided to document the conditions of the existing outfalls and provided recommendations and costs for the outfalls that require repairs. Our CEI Roadway/ Bridge Inspector, Our Team , performed underwater technical inspections on this project. Our Team is a registered Professional Engineer in Florida and is a certified diver well experienced in both heavy construction projects and underwater inspection. Our Team performed underwater inspection at each outfall, to video document the current condition of the structures, and use his technical engineering
experience to provide recommendations on repairs or improvements for a given outfall. Once he compiled all the necessary data from his underwater inspection, Our Team would provide engineering drawings to the Department with specific repairs/improvements for a given outfall.
CLIENT
FDOT District 6
LOCATION
Miami, FI
PROJECT: SR 836 EXPRESS BUS SERVICE AND PARK AND RIDE/ BUS TERMINAL TAMIAMI STATION IN MIAMI DADE COUNTY
SCOPE OF WORK
Erik Sibila, P.E., C.G.C., M.S.C.E. as the Sr. Project Engineer for MD-DTPW for this contract with FDOT District 6 and Miami Dade County.
The work on this contract consists of the construction of the SR 836 Express Bus Service Tamiami Station Park and Ride / Bus Terminal together with Tamiami Station Roadway Improvements along SW 8th Street and along SW 147th Avenue. The site development includes clearing and grubbing of over 8 acres of trees and vegetation on vacant land, sub-soil excavation and soil improvement of approximately 36,000 CY of native muck material, and over 64,000 CY of new embankment. The civil improvements include construction of 20319 SY of 12” subgrade stabilization, 4164 SY of 18” limerock base, 20319 SY of 8” Limerock Base, 935 Tons of 4” Asphalt Base, 3420 Tons of 3” Asphalt Course,
1041 CY of 9” Concrete Pavement, Gravity Wall, Curb and Gutter, Concrete Sidewalks, 30 Drainage Structures and 24” French Drain, New Water and Sewer Services, CCTV, Lighting, Electric Vehicle Charging Stations, and Fencing and Gates. The Park and Ride lot includes new structures such as a new Driver’s Lounge, Pedestrian Walkway Canopy, Bicycle Cage, Bus Canopy special structures, and a 30’ Gateway Sign and Monument Sign. The roadway improvements consist of the widening for the proposed turn lanes and roadway widening improvements along SW 8 Street which are adjacent to the site; proposed turn lanes at the intersection of SW 8 Street and SW 147 Avenue; median improvements along the roadways on SW 8 Street and on SW 147 Avenue; new lighting and drainage improvements; new signalization at the intersection of SW 8 Street and SW 147 Avenue; and crosswalk improvements associated with roadway work. This project has been granted Envision Certification, Level Silver, which is administered by the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI).
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Permitting with MD Building Department, Public Works, RER
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Construction Agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation
CLIENT
Miami Dade County
LOCATION
SW 8 at SW 147 AVE
PROJECT: CANAL STABILIZATION, CITY OF DORAL, FLORIDA
SCOPE OF WORK
E Plus was responsible for providing Construction Engineering and Inspection Services (CEI) fot two separate canal improvements. 1) Dressel Canal along NW 41st Street from NW 87th Avenue to NW 79th Avenue as well as adjacent to NW 107th Avenue from NW 52nd Street to NW 57th Street. Aside from improvements to the canal, this project included constructing a pedestrian and bicycle shared use path, named Dressel’s Dairy Trail, along NW 41st Street from NW 87 Avenue to NW 82 Avenue. 2)The NW 117 Avenue Canal and adjacent pedestrian and bike shared use path from NW 41st Street to NW 58th Street. These paths improve cyclists’ safety, facilitate multimodal usage of the corridor, and ease congestion in the area. E Plus administers and provides field inspection and oversight services including schedule review during construction as well as RCS services to ensure construction is in reasonable close conformance to the approved contract documents, specifications and plans policies and procedures. This includes but is not limited to coordination between governing agencies, overseeing safety concerns, and ensuring compliance with MOT plans. In addition, E Plus verified quantities installed by the Contractor and made payment recommendation to the City. This was accomplished within the following tasks:
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A. Task 1- Preconstruction Meeting
B. Task 2- Job schedule review
C. Task 3- Contractor MOT compliance
a. Review Safety Plans and MOT plans for compliance
b. Work Day review of MOT set up.
D. Task 4- Contractor Control of Erosion and Sedimentation
Plan
a. Review the Erosion and Sedimentation Control Plan
b. Inspection of the Plan compliance on a daily basis
E. Task 5- Inspection of Installation of Bank Stabilization System
F. Task 6- Inspection of Construction of Bicycle/Pedestrian Path
G. Task 7- Material Testing Certification and Geotechnical
Investigations, if needed
H. Task 8- Inspection of Guard Rail Removal and Installation
I. Task 9- Inspection of Sod Installation and final restoration
J. Task 10- Utility coordination and Utility Damaged Report
K. Task 11- Revision and approval of Monthly payments estimates
L. Task 12- Conduct Construction Progress Meetings
M. Task 13- Generate a daily report
CLIENT
City of Doral
LOCATION
FLORIDA
