95 Phase 3 Corridor Design Consultant, FDOT District 4, Project Manager The 95 Express Phase 3 project involves implementation of

Dan Ford, PE

I- 95 Phase 3 Corridor Design Consultant, FDOT District 4, Project Manager The 95 Express Phase 3 project involves implementation of

an HOV to HOT conversion for I-95 in southeast Florida from southern Broward County (Stirling Road) to southern Palm Beach County (Linton Blvd). The primary responsibility of the HDR team is to serve as an extension of Florida Department of Transportation staff to prepare final project definition, NEPA reevaluations, Roadway and Structural Design, Traffic Analysis, Cost Estimates, Project Schedules, Risk Analysis, traffic analysis, ITS, Ramp Metering, Utility Coordination, Environmental Permitting, Stormwater Management Analysis, and Public Involvement for the 30+ mile corridor. The scope consists of reconstruction,

widening and resurfacing/overbuild of the I-95 roadway and modification to the associated ramps at the service interchange, conversion from a single lane HOV to dual lane Express Lanes, maintaining the same number of General Purpose lanes throughout. Another scope element is the evaluation of direct connect ramps between the I-95 managed lanes and the I-595 General Purpose lanes, at this important system to system interchange. The HDR team will be responsible for serving as an

extension of the Department’s (FDOT District 4) Staff for analysis and documentation of the project scope, and development of RFP and associated backup information to support the procurement of anticipated Design-Build or Design-Build-Finance contracts. The work also includes providing procurement support and plans review/post design services throughout the design and construction phases.

Project Programming and Preliminary Design for Tamiami Trail Modification in Everglades National Park, Project Manager: HDR is

currently designing a 2.6 mile bridge section and associated down ramps at Everglades Safari. HDR project tasks and components during the design phase included: Roadway plans (including MOT, drainage, utility coordination, and cross sections), Structural Plans (including bridge approach retaining walls and all miscellaneous structures),

Signing & Pavement Marking Plans, Landscape Plans, Lighting Plans, and extensive permitting efforts to support the entire project.

South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA), General Engineering Consultant, Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, Florida: Project Manager: Mr. Ford is currently the Project

Manager for a SFRTA General Engineering Consultant contract. The tasks included under this contract have included; parking facilities design and permitting, environmental monitoring and mitigation planning, post design client representation, and inspection services.

SR A1A (Flagler Memorial Bridge) DB from Olive Avenue to Cocoanut Row Palm Beach County, FDOT District 4, Palm Beach County, Florida: HDR Project Manager: Design and Construction of

the replacement of the existing Flagler Memorial Bridge on SR A1A in Palm Beach County, Florida. HDR project tasks and components during the procurement phase included: Design alternatives development and analysis, development of an alternate technical proposal concept and presentation, and production of concept plans. HDR project tasks and components during the design phase included: Roadway plans (including MOT, drainage, utility coordination, and cross sections), Structural Plans (bridge approach retaining walls and all miscellaneous structures), Signing & Pavement Marking Plans, Landscape Plans, Lighting Plans, and extensive permitting efforts to support the entire project. HDR project tasks and components during the construction phase include: Review of Shop Drawings, Review and response to Requests for Information (RFI)s, Field reviews, and Coordination with all Design Build client and owner representatives.

Florida Dept of Transportation, CR 82nd Avenue Roadway (New Construction). The project involves construction of a new two-lane

roadway in central Indian River County, west of Vero Beach, Florida. The 7 mile long new roadway will provide a new north-south connection between southern and northern Indian River County, and serve a combination of existing agricultural (citrus) and new estate home properties in the existing undeveloped portions of the County. Work effort will involve design of all Roadway, Drainage, Permitting, Traffic, Structures, and Utility Coordination for the project, including 8 new stormwater management ponds, and 4 new bridge structures.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Havana University, 1989

REGISTRATIONS

Professional Engineer, Florida, United States, No. 72582 Issued: 02/28/2011, Expires: 02/28/2013 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 23 YEARS

Pedro Loureiro,

PE

Project Engineer

Pedro Loureiro has 23 years of experience in structural design, 10 years dedicated to major and minor concrete and steel bridges (geometric and structural design). His experience includes also miscellaneous

structures (bulkhead/sheet pile walls, culverts, walls, signs structures, mast arms and light poles). Mr. Loureiro has experience in MicroStation, Geopak, and Rebar applications.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

FDOT District 6, Districtwide General Engineering Consultant.

Contract for the support to the Department of a wide range of engineering, management, administrative and technical services to assist in bringing to completion, as expeditiously as possible, numerous projects within the Work Program for District 6 Design and Consultant Management Office. Scope of services includes complex highway and bridge design, plans review, production and program management support, post design services and extensive in-house staffing support for several areas within the District. Project Engineer for Plans Review and RRR Scoping Reports (5 corridors). Pedro was involved in several Bridge Rehab review projects which included:

SW 328th_{Street (North Canal Drive) Over Levee L-31-E}

Card Sound Bridge

Lugo Avenue/SW 128th_{Street Bridge}

SR –A/I-95 Southbound to SR 970 SR 93/I-75 Off Ramp to NW 138th

Street

SR-5/US 1 Overseas Highway at Ohio-Missouri Channel

FDOT District 4, SR 9 / I-95 Widening from St. Lucie/Indian River County Line (MP 0.000) to North of SR 60/Osceola Blvd. (MP 6.840) – Indian River County. Senior Project Engineer responsible for reviews

of miscellaneous components of structure/bridge construction plans. HDR developed a complete RFP Package including all required attachment for this Design Build project.

FDOT District 4, SR 9 / I-95 Widening from SR 70 to SR 614 – Design

Build Criteria Package. Senior Project Engineer responsible for reviews of miscellaneous components of structure/bridge construction plans. HDR developed a partial RFP Package including all required attachment for this Design Build project.

82nd Ave/CR 609 (Ranch Road) New Facility, FDOT District 4, Indian River County, FL. Structural Engineer for the construction plans

of a new 7.2-mile, 2-lane undivided roadway, parallel to the east side of Lateral Canal C. The rural typical section consists of two 12’ lanes, and 8’ shoulders (5’ paved) in each direction. The highway will begin with a transition from west to east at the south end of the project, to transition from the existing dirt roadway parallel to the canal to a new a new alignment to the east, through existing pastures and citrus groves. The proposed improvements include the 4 new bridges over sub-lateral canals, 25 cross drains and 10 wet detention ponds. Project

requirements also include stormwater management modeling and design, drainage and roadway plans preparation, traffic design and plans, environmental permitting, utility coordination, and public involvement. Responsibilities include design of four bridge structures over distribution canals at the Sebastian Water Management District. BDR considers Inverted-T, precast-prestress panel and Modified AASHTO Type II girder superstructures.

I-95 Phase 3 Corridor Design Consultant, FDOT District 4. The I-95

Express Phase 3 project involves implementation of an HOV to HOT conversion for I-95 in southeast Florida from southern Broward County (Stirling Road) to southern Palm Beach County (Linton Blvd). The primary responsibility of the HDR team is to serve as an extension of Florida Department of Transportation staff to prepare final project definition, NEPA reevaluations, Roadway and Structural Design, Traffic Analysis, Cost Estimates, Project Schedules, Risk Analysis, traffic analysis, ITS, Ramp Metering, Utility Coordination, Environmental Permitting, Stormwater Management Analysis, and Public Involvement for the 30+ mile corridor. The scope consists of reconstruction,

EDUCATION

In document Sheng Yang, M.S., P.E., PTOE. Project Manager (Page 101-105)