Design and Consulting Services for Southeast 6th Terrace Bridge Replacement

The Scope of Services may include, but is not limited, to the following: • Prepare preliminary design, schematics, drawings, project schedules, feasibility analyses, site plans and/or design alternative recommendations and preliminary cost estimates. Identify any design restrictions resulting from lack of right-of-way or unusual roadway approach configurations. Confirm right-of-way availability to complete designs in accordance with desirable bridge and roadway cross-sections. • Identify any tests (land & water) that may be necessary to carry out a sound design including soils, concrete strength, permeability/percolation, density, pot-holing, etc. • Prepare cost estimates to confirm initial budget allocations and/or to seek City’s advice before proceeding with final designs. The firm will be responsible for cost controls throughout the design and construction project except for design and construction elements added or deleted by an expressed City directive. • Conduct presentations to elected officials, advisory boards, staff, and the public. • Prepare all required bidding and construction documents for the project. This will include preparing all required surveys (land and water), design plans, supplementary contract requirements, technical specifications, cost estimates, responses to requests for Information (RFIs) and product submittal reviews. The firm(s) will be expected to provide Construction Administration services and certify the project with all pertinent governing agencies (City, County, State, etc.). • Prepare plans for review and approval by Development Review Committee (DRC); Planning and Zoning (P&Z); Architectural Appearance Committee (AAC); City’s Building Department; Broward County Traffic Engineering; Broward County Water Resources; Florida Department of Health (HRS); Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP); Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT); U. S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE); U.S. Coast Guard; and/or, any other government agency or City Department having jurisdiction or requiring plan review and approval. • Attendance at City Commission, Advisory Committee meetings, pre-design, design, bidding and bid award meetings will be required. • Firms and/or any sub-consultants must have previous experience in infrastructure projects, and must be licensed to practice Professional Engineering, Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Electrical Engineering, and Irrigation in the State of Florida. • Compliance with all state and local codes, laws and ordinances, including but not limited to the CITY, OSHA, Federal and State ADA Standards for Accessible Design, Broward County Building Department, and the latest edition of the Florida Building Code, including the latest amendments to these codes is mandatory. Incorporation of the CITY’s security and information technology requirements may be required.