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NESTOR MARTINEZ
Phone: (786) 566-7921 Email: [email protected]
EDUCATION
1974-76 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Conferred B.S. w/ 2 majors; Construction Management & Construction Engineering 1972-74 MIAMI - DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Conferred A.S. Degree in Construction Technology
WORK HISTORY
June 2015 - Present JACOBS ENGINEERING (Houston, TX) Sr. Project Manager Engaged by University Health System (San Antonio) to develop, coordinate and execute a strategy action plan on for a new pediatric healthcare facility project with a construction value of $54.4 million. Original schedule milestones were lagging and I was charged with implementing an acceleration plan. Achieved strategy consensus with the CEO of Pediatric Services, Director of Facilities, other facilities personnel, end users and stakeholders. Important achievements include:
Approval of design concept by DSHS reconciling patient population changes. Presentation of move plan and associated schedule to end users and stakeholders. Approval of realigned budget cost by CEO of Pediatric Services and Director of Facilities. Prepared CM RFP for balance of pediatric healthcare project pending construction. Directed program and design of IT infrastructure upgrades ($13.2 M) of downtown campus.
Subsequently engaged at University of Houston as Sr. Project Manager. Worked on various projects ranging from ground up construction of an academic facility and parking / retail facility to renovation projects involving architectural, structural and MEP modernizations. As Sr. PM I was directly involved in all project phases; planning, design, construction, and closeout.
July 2014 - June 2015 HEERY INTERNATIONAL (Houston, TX) Sr. Project Manager Rehired by Heery to form part of their Houston ISD PM team. Reporting to the Regional Program Management Director and Sr. Program Manager; I was charged with budgets, schedules, and deliverables on four projects with a construction value of $158.2 million. I communicated and coordinated on a continuing basis with HISD Construction and Facilities staff and school administration. Additionally, regularly met with Project Advisory Teams for each project and reported on project status. PAT was composed of citizens, students and educational staff. A sampling of leadership initiatives included:
Effectively communicated to PATs causes of district wide budget overruns attributable to economic conditions; not due to incorrect forecasting by HISD.
Accelerate jobber demolition contract of existing structures on site acquired by HISD for Davis HS. This was due to possible illegal tenancy and CM’s unwillingness to prosecute the work on accelerated basis.
Adjust Davis HS A/E agreement to include UG utility rerouting at site deeded to HISD. Expedite City of Houston plan approvals for Milby HS. Obviate need for Traffic Study at Milby HS. Expedite standards deviation approval by HISD. Accelerate approval of new asbestos consultant at Milby HS upon business failure of
retained asbestos consultant. Expedite buy out of existing COH utilities at Milby HS located at easements.
Jul 2010 - Jun 2014 SGI CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT (San Jose, CA) Capital Projects Monitoring and Controls Lead Hired as Program Management Lead at East Side Union High School District; a program ranging between $280 and $300 Million. I was in charge of 26 facility projects and 9 site infrastructure projects providing PM/CM services. Subsequently, I was promoted to Capital Projects Monitoring and Controls Lead, and charged with all ESUHSD projects and participated with its planning group. The planning group function was to set construction completion goals, allocate bond resources, and report to ESUHSD Board. The Bond Program Manager was interested in countering budget creep. I initially committed to develop a strategy targeting potential change orders and time extensions. Subsequently I also developed a contract document/plan review system tied to each of the design stages. Independent estimates would be performed at each of the design stages to corroborate the AE estimates when needed. The initial strategy consisted of: My presence at all AOC meetings to address validity of potential CO’s at their inception. I would review backlogged and pending CO’s and recommended disposition and action.
o CO’s requiring immediate action to avoid schedule slippage would be a priority review. Final approval by ESUHSD was expedited daily.
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The objective of the contract document / plan review system was: Conformance of deliverables per the AE agreement. Check for detail inconsistencies and design conflicts. Adherence to design guidelines. Completeness of AE estimates scope. Results were noteworthy under the new strategies. Previously change order dollar volume was in a range of 6 to 10 % at time of closeout; they dropped to a range of 2 to 7%. Note that many of the projects were well into construction at the time the strategies were implemented. An additional benefit was DSA closeout assurance. My attendance at AOC meetings expedited DSA issues and at time of closeout pending DSA issues were minimal in scope allowing accelerated certification. Many prior projects were not DSA certified. Noteworthy special projects: Managed contract bond claim for damages caused by poor contractor performance on a
gymnasium and athletic facilities project. Provide temporary safety measures due to loose glazing affected by water intrusion
(glazing had sheared off a door handle). Measures included build out of plywood enclosures at entries and securing existing glazing in place. Subsequent measures included campus wide assessment of glazing; research and preparation of documents for legal proceedings; and bid solicitation for replacement and corrective work.
Review prior projects uncertified by DSA, and accelerate certification.
Oct 2006 - Jun 2010 HEERY INTERNATIONAL (South Florida) Sr. Project Manager Hired by Heery to perform PM/CM services on a variety of projects including health care, higher education, site infrastructure, and correctional. A sampling of highlights of leadership initiatives and accomplishments include: Developed an improved method of rapid renovation / retrofit of patient rooms to minimize
down time at Jackson Memorial Hospital. I developed design standards, procurement methods, scope to minimize downtime, and solicited bidders.
Successful negotiation of settlement by insurer of fire damage restoration work at University of Miami’s McArthur Engineering Building prefunded by the university.
Negotiated with City of Coral Gables for elimination of requirement for roof level equipment screens at UM’s Cox Science Center resulting in +200K savings.
Created bell curve cash flow simulation on Excel to gauge progress of site development of 90 plus acre site of Palm Beach County, Florida jail expansion program.
Jan 2005 - Aug 2006 GAFCON (San Diego, CA) Project Manager Hired by Gafcon to perform PM/CM services on educational projects for the Grossmont Cuyamaca Community College District. My primary project was the Cuyamaca Student Center complex. Important accomplishment: Directed an outreach effort for bids in a strongly competitive market. Bids on other projects
were exceeding budgets as high as 15%. Outreach effort resulted in Student Center bids coming in $1 M under budget; settling at $800 K under budget in post bid phase.
Jul 1992 - Dec 2004 dba NESTOR MARTINEZ, CGC (Miami, FL) Provided PM/CM services ranging from full scope to discretionary during all project phases - preconstruction, construction and post construction. A sampling of leadership initiatives: Managed contract bond claim for damages caused by poor contractor performance on a
$41.7 M airside and landside airport project at Miami International Airport. o Prepared documentation and provided testimony during legal proceedings.
Developed and implemented a construction staging plan for Streets of Mayfair with a construction valuation of $44.7 Million
Oct 1982 - Jun 1992 CMS INTERNATIONAL (Miami, FL) VP Construction Provided and managed PM/CM services on an aggregate construction valuation of over $5 billion during my tenure. My responsibilities were estimating, purchasing, project controls, construction management, and contract administration. Nov 1978 - Sep 1982 KAISER TRANSIT GROUP Sr. Project Controls Engineer
Nov 1975 - Oct 1978 SPILLIS & CANDELA Chief Estimator / Construction Manager
PERSONAL Languages: English / Spanish: fluent in verbal and written communications. Spanish fluency
extends to commercial and engineering terminology. Certification(s): General Contractor (FL), Resident Engineer Certification (Caltrans) References: Upon Request.
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PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Educational, Health Care and Laboratory, Site Development and Infrastructure, Airport (Airside & Landside), Light Rail Systems and Stations, Correctional, and Commercial.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Following is a listing by project phase of the types of services I have provided.
I. PRECONSTRUCTION PHASE
A. Program and Design Criteria Development
1. Determine construction type and facility requirements; interface w/ end users and stake holders.
2. Develop design/construction pro forma and budget parameters, and associated cash flow.
3. Recommend project delivery method (Design-Bid-Build, Design-Build, CM at Risk, or Multiple Prime).
4. Prepare Work Breakdown Structure.
B. Conceptual Costing and Planning
1. Identify A/E’s & Specialty Consultants; evaluate consultant experience. 2. Select A/E’s and Specialty Consultants; prepare / review owner – architect, and
owner - consultant agreements; define Errors and Omissions parameters. 3. Review preliminary designs for conformance to Program & Design Criteria. 4. Define project hard costs; realign Programming and Design Criteria to design and
construction pro forma and budget parameters, and update cash flow. 5. Prepare and monitor design-construct schedule. 6. Implement Earned Value Analysis; approve A/E and Specialty Consultant billings.
C. Design Development
1. Review drawings and outline specs for conformance to facility/budget restraints. 2. Analyze cost data submitted by specialty contractors and vendors. 3. Prepare and/or Review cost estimates at progressive design stages. 4. Develop outline specifications. 5. Develop cost-effective design alternates balancing cost / life cycle requirements. 6. Organize bid packages for fast-track construction. 7. Monitor design process for schedule conformance. 8. Foment bidder interest. 9. Analyze bids, evaluate contractor(s); verify financial status, bonding, insurance. 10. Issue contractor(s) Notice of Award.
II. CONSTRUCTION PHASE
A. Mobilization
1. Issue contractor(s) Notice to Proceed, prepare cash flow projection, and balance schedules of values to avoid front end loading.
2. Prepare and/or Review with field staff and contractors, detailed money loaded schedule identifying duration, manpower, materials and equipment.
3. Expedite shop drawings and submittals, and review for design conformance. B. Construction
1. Direct project meetings, monitor progress, identify potential schedule restraints. 2. Negotiate change proposals and issue Change Order recommendations. 3. Implement changes to construction methods for acceleration. 4. Progress / quality assurance inspections; verify payments to subs and vendors. 5. Construction Means & Methods responsibilities.
III. POSTCONSTRUCTION PHASE
A. Close Out
1. Verify final payments, warranties, pending completion items, obtain and negotiate releases from contractors and suppliers.
2. Purchase and install facility Fixtures, Furnishings and Equipment (FF&E).
B. Dispute Resolution & Legal Proceedings
1. Provide schedule, cost analysis, and normal distribution cash flow for disputes. 2. Develop presentations and testify at legal proceedings.
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NOTABLE PROJECTS
The listed represent a sampling of projects where I was responsible for meeting completion milestones; directed construction staff; managed labor, material and equipment resources; and was directly answerable to the owner or owner’s representatives. For brevity, the list does not show all projects where I was engaged; but illustrates experience by project type and variety, and by cross referencing to Professional Experience.
EDUCATIONAL
MILBY HIGH SCHOOL MODERNIZATION & FACILITY REPLACEMENT
Houston, Texas
Construction Value $53.8 Million
Engagement Period 2014 - 2015
Owner: Houston Independent School District Employer: Heery International
- Project Status at Engagement End -
Program & Design - 100% / Construction - 8% Project Description: Modernization and facility replacement for a high school of 294,329 square feet serving a student body of 1800 to 2000. Work is modernization of existing 1926 building structure to be preserved, demolition of existing facilities, and construction of replacement facilities. Structure: Tilt Wall
Title: Sr. Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A 1,2,4 / I.B 3,4,5,6 / I.C 1-5, 7 / II.A / II.B
AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL MODERNIZATION, UPGRADES, FACILITY
REPLACEMENT & ADDITIONS Houston, Texas
Construction Value $46.4 Million
Engagement Period 2014 - 2015
Owner: Houston Independent School District Employer: Heery International
- Project Status at Engagement End - Program & Design - 35%
Project Description: Modernization, upgrades and additions to a high school approximately 280,000 square feet serving a student body of 1800 to 2000. Work was modernization of existing 1930’s building structure to be preserved, selective demolition and upgrades to existing facilities, demolition of existing facilities, and construction of replacement facilities.
Title: Sr. Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A 1,2,4 / I.B 3,4,5,6 / I.C 1-5, 7
DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL
MODERNIZATION, UPGRADES & ADDITIONS Houston, Texas
Construction Value $31.4 Million
Engagement Period 2014 - 2015
Owner: Houston Independent School District Employer: Heery International
- Project Status at Engagement End - Programming & Design - 35%
Project Description: Modernization, upgrades and additions to a high school serving a student body of 1500 to 1700. Work was modernization of existing 1926 building structure to be preserved, selective demolition and upgrades to existing facilities, and addition of culinary and fine arts wings.
Title: Sr. Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A 1,2,4 / I.B 3,4,5,6 / I.C 1-5, 7
ENERGY INSTITUTE HIGH SCHOOL NEW CONSTRUCTION
Houston, Texas
Construction Value $26.6 Million
Engagement Period 2014 - 2015
Owner: Houston Independent School District Employer: Heery International
- Project Status at Engagement End -
Program & Design - 35% / Construction - 2% Project Description: New high school serving a student body of 800. Work is ground up construction of a new high school and associated onsite and offsite improvements.
Title: Sr. Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A 1,2,4 / I.B 3,4,5,6 / I.C 1-5, 7
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ESUHSD MEASURE E & G BOND PROGRAMS
San Jose, California
Construction Value $280 - 300 Million
Engagement Period 2010 - 2014
Owner: East Side Union High School District Employer: SGI Construction Management
- Project Status at Engagement End - Measure G Bond - $18 Million
Program & Design - 100% / Construction - 100% Measure E Bond - $280 Million
Program & Design - 66% / Construction - 44%
Project Description: District-wide Design and Construction of Classrooms, Teaching Labs, Multi-Purpose and Athletic Facilities. Range of work includes Renovations / Retrofit of Existing Facilities and New Facility Ground Up Construction. Scope of work included Architectural, Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Life-Safety, ADA Access, Seismic Upgrades, On-site & Off-site Improvements, Solar & Energy Efficiency Improvements, and Athletic upgrades to Title IX.
Title(s): Capital Projects Monitoring and Controls Lead Program Management Lead / Sr. Project Manager
Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A / I.B / I.C / II.A / II.B / III.A / III.B 1
Mc ARTHUR ENGINEERING BUILDING
FIRE DAMAGE RESTORATION
Coral Gables, Florida
Construction Value $7.1 Million
Engagement Period 2007 - 2008
Owner: University of Miami Employer: Heery International
- Project Status at Engagement End -
Programming & Design - 100% / Construction - 95%
Project Description: Fire Damage Restoration to Floors 1 and 2, Renovation and Addition of Weld Shop, and Building Fire Suppression System Upgrades Floors 3, 4 and 5. Structure: Reinforced Concrete and Masonry
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Exp.): I.B 2,4,6 / I.C 2-5,7 / II.A / II.B / III.A 2 / III.B 1
STUDENT CENTER
El Cajon, California
Construction Value $17.4 Million
Engagement Period 2005 - 2006
Owner: Grossmont-Cuyamaca College Employer: Gafcon
- Project Status at Engagement End - Design & Bid Pack - 100 % / Construction - 45%
Project Description: 2 Story (41,263 SF). Facility includes Student Center, Auditorium, Health Center & Food Court. Structure: Steel Frame & Masonry
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.B / I.C / II.A / II.B
CORAL PARK SR. HIGH SCHOOL Miami, Florida
Construction Value $25.3 Million
Engagement Period 2001 - 2004
Owner: Miami-Dade Public Schools Client: The Architectural Partnership
- Project Status at Engagement End- Program & Design - 100 % / Construction - 82 %
Project Description: 3 Story Structure w/ 2 Levels of Classrooms & Labs (128,000 SF) over a Parking Area and 2nd Level Courtyard / Circulation Area. Structure: Reinforced Concrete, Masonry, and PSI Slab
Title: Construction Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.C / II.A / II.B / III.B 1
HEALTH CARE AND LABORATORY
UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM PEDIATRIC PROGRAM
University Hospital - Rio Tower San Antonio, Texas
Construction Value $54.4 Million
Engagement Period 2015 - 2016
Owner: UHS Foundation Employer: Jacobs Engineering
- Project Status at Engagement End - Program - 78% / Design - 21% / Construction - 2%
Project Description: Pediatric Program includes improvements to provide Critical, Intensive and Acute care units and associated support spaces. The program also includes facility wide infrastructure modernization; Nurse Call, Patient Monitoring, FF&E, Medical Equipment, and IDF. My tasks were to supervise design, solicit bidders, and provide construction oversight.
Title: Sr. Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A / I.B / I.C / II.A / II.B / III.B.1
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COX SCIENCE CENTER
Coral Gables, Florida
Construction Value $70.1 Million
Phase 1 - $17.9 M
Phase 2 - $14.7 M
Phase 3 - $20.2 M Phase 4 - $17.3 M
Engagement Period 2007 - 2008
Owner: University of Miami
Employer: Heery International
- Project Status at Engagement End - Phase 1 and 2 Design – 100 % Phase 2 Construction – 70 % Phase 1 Construction – 100 % Phase 3 & 4 Program – 100 %
Project Description: Install Hood Exhaust System, Upgrade of HHW System (Boilers, Heat Exchanger, and HHW Supply & Return), Renovation of Research and Teaching Labs, and Procure and Install 1000 KW Emergency Generator.
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A / I.B / I.C / II.A / II.B / III.A
JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PATIENT ROOM / NURSE STATION
RENOVATIONS, & SITE IMPROVEMENTS
Diagnostic Treatment – West Wing, Floor 7 Miami, Florida
Construction Value $110.3 Million
Engagement Period 2006 - 2007
Owner: Jackson Health System Employer: Heery International
-Project Status at Engagement End-
Program & Design - 100% / Construction (Pilot) - 100%
Project Description: DT West Wing is a pilot project for Campus Wide Patient Room Renovations at Jackson Memorial Hospital. The overall projected cost for the 1000 plus units projected minimally to be $110.3 Million. The DTC West Wing as the pilot project was to develop an improved method of rapid renovation & retrofit of patient rooms to minimize down time. My tasks were to develop design standards, procurement methods, scope to minimize downtime, solicit bidders, and oversight.
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A / I.B / I.C / II.A / II.B
JACKSON HEALTH SYSTEM SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Dade County, Florida
Construction Value $26.7 Million
Engagement Period 2006 - 2007
Owner: Jackson Health System Employer: Heery International
-Project Status at Engagement End-
Programming & Design - 76% / Construction - 60%
Project Description: Design and Installation of Security System integrating Jackson Memorial Hospital, Jackson South Community Hospital, & Jackson North Medical Center. System components included Command Center Upgrade, CCTV, Access Control, Infant / Patient Tagging, Intercoms, Replace / Repair Doors as required. Additional scope includes a Site Perimeter Control System, with Exterior CCTV including Street Access, Fencing, & Security Booths.
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.C / II.A / II.B
ACLF – RESIDENTIAL HOUSING Miami, Florida
Construction Value $27.2 Million
Engagement Period 1988 - 1989
Owner: Florida Housing Group, Inc. Employer: CMS International
- Construction Status at Engagement End -
100 %
Project Description: 14 Story, 176 Units (154,000 SF) w/ Nurse Call Station each Floor. Structure: Reinforced Concrete & Masonry
Title: Construction Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): II.B / III.A
KINDRED MEDICAL CENTER
Hollywood, Florida
Construction Value $17.9 Million
Engagement Period 1983 - 1985
Owner: Kindred Medical Center Employer: CMS International
- Construction Status at Engagement End -
100 %
Project Description: 73 Bed Addition and Renovations. Structure: Reinforced Concrete & Masonry
Title: Construction Mgr. Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A 1,2,4 / I.B / I.C / II.A / II.B / III.A
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SITE DEVELOPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE
PALM BEACH COUNTY
JAIL EXPANSION PROGRAM II
(SITE DEVELOPMENT)
Belle Glade, Florida
Construction Value $22.1 Million
Engagement Period 2008 - 2009
Owner: Palm Beach County
Employer: Heery International
-Project Status at Engagement End-
Programming & Design - 100% / Construction - 100%
Project Description: Site Development and Remediation of 90 plus acre site, SWPPP BMP’s, Demuck, Site Improvements, Utility Infrastructure (Water, Sewer, Storm, Electrical, and Datacom), Roadwork, Curb & Gutter, Hardscape, and Landscape.
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A. 4 / II.A 2, 3 / II.B/ III.A. 1 / III.B 1
STORMWATER & UTILITY
UPGRADES
El Cajon, California
Construction Value $12.7 Million
Engagement Period 2005 - 2006
Owner: Grossmont-Cuyamaca College Employer: Gafcon
- Project Status at Engagement End - Phase 1 & 2 Design - 100% Phase 2 Construction - 100% Phase 1 Construction - 100% Phase 3 to 5 Program - 80 %
Project Description: Storm Water Collection System and Utility Upgrades for Cuyamaca Campus.
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.A / I.B / I.C / II.A / II.B
BLUE LAGOON
Miami, Florida
Construction Value $69.4 Million
Engagement Period 1983 - 1988
Owner: Blue Lagoon (LLC)
Employer: CMS International, Inc.
-Construction Status at Engagement End -
100 %
Project Description: Site Development - Site Remediation, Dredging, Grading, Sanitary Sewer & Force Mains, Water Distribution, Storm Water Collection, Electrical and Datacom Duct Banks, Roadwork, Curb & Gutter, Hardscape, Landscape, and Site Amenities.
Title(s): Phase 1 and 2 – Assistant Project Manager and Principal Phase 3 to 8 – Project Manager and Principal-in-Charge
Duties (See Professional Experience): Phase 1 and 2 - I.C / II.A / II.B 2,4
Phase 3 to 8 - I.C / II.A / II.B / III.A 1 / III.B 1
AIRPORT (AIRSIDE AND LANDSIDE)
MIA CONCOURSE "A" APRON & UTILITY
CORRIDOR PHASE 3
Miami International Airport
Construction Value $41.7 Million
Engagement Period 1999 - 2004
Owner: Miami-Dade Aviation
Client: The Architectural Partnership
- Project Status at Engagement End-
Programming & Design - 100% Construction - 82%
Project Description: Site Improvements - Site Remediation, Airside Resurfacing, Water Main, Sanitary Sewer & Force Main, Electrical and Datacom, Jet Fuel Lines, Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Approvals, Resurfacing and Repaving. Airside (11 Phases) and Landside (10 Phases).
Title: Construction Mgr. Duties (See Professional Experience): I.C.3,9 / II.A.2,3 / II.B / III.B
MIA US POST OFFICE / BLDG. 715 Miami International Airport
Construction Value $4.9 Million
Engagement Period 2002 - 2004
Owner: Miami-Dade Aviation
Client: The Architectural Partnership
-Project Status at Engagement End-
Programming & Design - 100% Construction - 67% Project Description: Renovations, Reroofing, Refurbishment of Airside Docks and Resurfacing. Structure: Structural Steel and Metal Siding, Reinforced Concrete
Title: Construction Mgr. Duties (See Professional Experience): I.C 1-5, 7 / II.A / II.B / III.A 2 / III.B 1
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MIA NORTHSIDE FIRE STATION Miami International Airport
Construction Value $6.9 Million
Engagement Period 2000 - 2001
Owner: Miami-Dade Aviation
Client: The Architectural Partnership
-Project Status at Engagement End-
Programming & Design - 100% / Construction - 100%
Project Description: 2 Sty Fire Station and Seminar Center w/ Prototype Fire Prevention and Detection Systems. Structure: Reinforced Concrete, Masonry, and PSI Slab
Title: Construction Mgr. Duties (See Professional Experience): I.C 1,2,7,9 / II.A / II.B / III.A 2 / III.B 1
OPF HANGAR FACILITY Opa-Locka Airport
Construction Value $11.7 Million
Engagement Period 1988 - 1990
Owner: Miami-Dade Aviation Employer: CMS International
- Construction Status at Engagement End -
100 %
Project Description: Hangar Facility and Offices, Airside Repaving and UG Electrical. Structure: Structural Steel and Metal Siding, Reinforced Concrete
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): II.A 2,3 / II.B / III.B
MIA RUNWAY 9L/27R Miami International Airport
Construction Value $17.2 Million
Engagement Period 1986 - 1988
Owner: Miami-Dade Aviation Employer: CMS International
- Construction Status at Engagement End -
100 %
Project Description: Replacement of Runway Lighting, Electrical Upgrades, and Airside Repaving.
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): II.A 2,3 / II.B / III.B
LIGHT RAIL SYSTEM AND STATIONS
DOWNTOWN PEOPLE MOVER SYSTEM STATIONS Miami, Florida
Construction Value $27.4 Million
Engagement Period 1991-1992
Owner: Miami-Dade Transit Authority Employer: CMS International
- Construction Status at Engagement End -
100 % Project Description: 7 People Mover System Stations … Performed and directed staff performing project and construction administration, claims consulting, and scheduling for various Contractors. Structure: Reinforced Concrete and Masonry
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): II.A / II.B / / III.A.1 / III.B.1
DOWNTOWN PEOPLE MOVER SYSTEM STATIONS Miami, Florida
Construction Value $19.5 Million
Engagement Period 1983 - 1985
Owner: Miami-Dade Transit Authority Employer: CMS International
- Construction Status at Engagement End – 100 %
Project Description: 8 People Mover System Stations … Performed and directed staff performing project and construction administration, claims consulting, and scheduling services for the Contractor; Cogerfarimpresit. Structure: Reinforced Concrete and Masonry
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): II.A / II.B / III.B.1
DADE COUNTY RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM STATIONS Dade County, Florida
Construction Value $142.9 Million
Engagement Period 1982 - 1984
Owner: Miami-Dade Transit Authority Employer: CMS International
- Construction Status at Engagement End - 100%
Project Description: `11 Transit System Stations … Performed and directed staff performing project and construction administration, claims consulting, and scheduling services for various Contractors. Structure: Reinforced Concrete and Masonry
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): II.A / II.B / III.B
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DADE COUNTY RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEM Dade County, Florida
Construction Value $5.2 Billion
Engagement Period 1978 - 1982
Owner: Miami-Dade Transit Authority Employer: Kaiser Transit Group
- Project Status at Engagement End-
Programming & Design - 80% / Construction - 50%
Project Description:
20.5 mile / 21 station Light Rail Transit System on Elevated Guideway, and Vehicle Yard Maintenance
Facility … Performed and directed staff performing cost estimating, scheduling, and cost
engineering services for the owner; Miami-Dade Transit Authority.
Title: Sr. Project Controls Engineer Duties (See Professional Experience):
I.A 2 / I.B 3,4 / I.C 1-5, 7-9 / II.B 2
CORRECTIONAL
PALM BEACH COUNTY
JAIL EXPANSION PROGRAM II (FACILITIES) Belle Glade, Florida
Construction Value $94.9 Million
Engagement Period 2008 - 2009
Owner: Palm Beach County
Employer: Heery International
- Project Status at Engagement End-
Programming & Design - 90% / Construction - 26%
Project Description:
Jail Expansion, Jail & Court Renovations, Ancillary Facilities & Outbuildings. Structure: Tilt Wall
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Exp.):
I.B 1,3,6 / I.C 1-3,5-7 / II.A / II.B / III.A 2 / III.B.1
COMMERCIAL
MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HOTEL
Miami International Airport
Construction Value $7.3 Million
Engagement Period 2002 - 2003
Owner: Miami-Dade Aviation Client: MEV, Inc.
- Construction Status at Engagement End - Phase 1 - 100 % / Phase 2 - 92 % / Phase 3 - 37 %
Project Description: Room Renovations and ADA Upgrades. Structure: Reinforced Concrete and Masonry
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): II.A / II.B / III.B.1
STREETS OF MAYFAIR
Miami, Florida
Construction Value $44.7 Million
Engagement Period 1994 - 1997
Owner: Lennar Corporation
Client: Harrison / Waas Joint Venture
- Construction Status at Engagement End -
96 %
Project Description: Shopping Mall Renovations, Modifications, and Additions. Structure: Reinforced Concrete, Masonry and PT Slab
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): I.C / II.A / II.B
BIV OFFICE BUILDING AND PARKING GARAGE
Miami, Florida
Construction Value $55.2 Million
Engagement Period 1984 - 1987
Owner: Banco Industrial de Venezuela Employer: CMS International, Inc.
- Construction Status at Engagement End -
100 %
Project Description: 15 Story Building (285,000 SF), Parking Structure, & Renovate Existing Bldg. Structure: Reinforced Concrete, Masonry, and PT Slab
Title: Project Manager Duties (See Professional Experience): II.A / II.B / III.A 1 / III.B