STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
bACKGROUND
VENCOR Engineering, LLC was founded by Hector R. Vasquez, P.E. to provide local, state and federal agencies unique planning, design and construction administration capabilities on a variety of traditional Civil Engineering challenges. VENCOR Engineering, LLC (VENCOR) is locally owned and operated in Las Cruces, NM but licensed to serve multiple clients in New Mexico, Arizona and Texas. VENCOR's experience offers practical planning, design and construction administration experience in project management, transportation/traffic engineering, water & wastewater engineering, utility/municipal engineering and construction inspections. In addition, VENCOR’s professional Team members provide extensive experience and licenses in land surveying, geotechnical/soils explorations and transportation sciences. VENCOR is a Veteran owned firm, certified as an 8(a) company with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) with the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT)(DBE #13-11-497), a DBE with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) and a certified NM Resident Veteran Business (#L0645991600).
mULTI - STATE PROJECT EXPERIENCE
The following is a brief summary of past and current projects performed either as a Prime Consultant (Prime) or Sub-Consultant to a Prime.
Range Road 5, Section 3 Roadway Reconstruction & New Water Well Project, North Stallion Range, White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), New Mexico
Engineer of Record for the development of design documents and construction installation of 1.0 mile roadway reconstruction project and new water well installation at North Stallion Range, WSMR. The reconstruction project required tasks involving survey control, topographic land surveying, Geotechnical/Soils Explorations, traffic control, roadway design, preliminary and final design documents, construction management/ inspections, daily observation reports, submittal reviews and Quality Control Plan & Reports. Cost: $1.5 million.
Project Performance Contact Information:
Mr. Gilbert Bustillos, Project Manager
Directorate of Public Works
White Sands Missile Range, NM
575/678-6203
Range Road 5, Section 6A Roadway Reconstruction Project, North Stallion Range, White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), New Mexico
Engineer of Record for the development of design documents and construction installation of 4.0 miles of a roadway reconstruction project at North Stallion Range, WSMR. The reconstruction project required tasks involving survey control, topographic land surveying, Geotechnical/Soils Explorations, traffic control, roadway design, preliminary and final design documents, construction management/ inspections, daily observation reports, submittal reviews and Quality Control Plan & Reports. Cost: $3.98 million.
Project Performance Contact Information:
Mr. Gilbert Bustillos, Project Manager
Directorate of Public Works
White Sands Missile Range, NM
575/678-6203
USDA/Rural Development Water System Improvements, Berino & Mesquite, New Mexico
Engineer of Record for the development of Preliminary and Final Design Contract Documents and Technical Specifications for a proposed comprehensive water system improvement project for the Lower Rio Grande Public Water Works Authority (Authority). The USDA-Rural Development funded project included the collection of topographic and utility survey data, Geotechnical Engineering Report, structural design of bridge pipeline crossings, BNSF Railroad crossings, 200,000 gallon Blending Tank with related components, horizontal directional bores, acquisition of over 255 private utility easements and all permits. Pending are bid negotiations and Construction Observation services. The 32 mile pipeline project has an estimated cost of $7.38 million.
Project Performance Contact Information:
Mr. Martin Lopez, General Manager
Lower Rio Grande Public Water Works Authority
Vado, NM
575/233-3947
Phase I Water Extension Project, Lower Rio Grande & Berino MDWCA, Berino, New Mexico
Engineer of Record for the design of a 1.5 mile waterline improvement project along Berino Road and within the Lower Rio Grande & Berino MDWCA service areas in Berino, New Mexico. The proposed 12” PVC C900 trunk water line limits extended from the existing interconnect junction point at the northwest corner of Stern Drive and Berino Road and west 1.5 miles to the west leg of Vistoso Loop. Field and design requirements involved establishment of survey control points, preliminary field water line layouts, utility requisitions, field topography, transmission line alignments and point of conflict resolutions. Construction Documents showed the proposed 12” trunk line complete with valves, fire hydrants, pressure and atmospheric regulating valves, protected crossings, meter connections and related fixtures. Supplemental documents involving Traffic Control Plans (TCP’s), dewatering plans, stormwater pollution prevention plans (SWPPP) and typical details were also assembled in support of the project’s installation. Probable construction cost estimates, technical specifications and agency permits were collected prior to award of contract. Full construction observation and administrative services were conducted for the duration of the construction phase of the USDA-Rural Development funded project.
Concrete Bunker Project, U.S. Army – Zumwalt Firing Range, White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico
Project Principal for the design of a reinforced, pre-fabricated concrete observation bunker for the U.S. Army – Zumwalt Firing Range, White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), New Mexico. Field reconnaissance included identifying a “Best Fit” design per existing field conditions, topography, line of sight, elevation and concealment. Field tasks involved establishment of survey control points, preliminary bunker layout, field topography, geotechnical investigations, rough grading and borrow pit availability. Approved Construction Documents showed the proposed concrete bunker in plan and elevation views, typical cross section with proposed elevations, Master Grading Plan, cut/fill computations, 3D perspective view and complete Civil Engineering specifications.
Phase IV Water Improvement Project, Del Cerro/Mesquite Proper, Mesquite, New Mexico
Engineer of Record for the design of a 19.5 mile waterline improvement project in the Del Cerro/Mesquite Proper service areas in Mesquite, New Mexico. The proposed water lines were located on private property and thus required acquisition of utility easements from the impacted property owners. Water line easements were acquired and recorded with Dona Ana County, naming Mesquite MDWC & MSWA as the owner of the new water easements. Field and design requirements involved establishment of survey control points, preliminary field water line layouts, field topography, geotechnical investigations, Project Soils Report, utility requisitions, transmission and distribution line alignments and point of conflict resolutions. Construction Documents showed the proposed waterline network complete with valves, fire hydrants, protected crossings, meter connections and related fixtures. Supplemental documents involving Traffic Control Plans (TCP’s), dewatering plans, stormwater pollution prevention plans (SWPPP) and typical details were also assembled for the project’s installation.
Booster Pump Station Construction, Mesquite, New Mexico
Construction Observation services for the installation of the Mesquite MDWC & MSWA Master Booster Pump Station in Mesquite, NM. Construction management services included observation of site development, footings, building slab, steel reinforcement installation, concrete pours, new water line piping, drain lines, buried electrical conduits, building erection, roof installation, interior electrical and plumbing lines and final grading.
Preliminary Engineering Report (PER), Phase IV Water Improvements, Del Cerro & Mesquite, New Mexico
Project Principal for the development of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the Phase IV Water Improvements in the Del Cerro/Mesquite Proper service areas in Mesquite, New Mexico. Both Mesquite and Del Cerro lack adequate water infrastructure and fire protection capabilities. The objective of the PER was to secure available USDA Rural Development grant/loan funding for a 19.5 mile waterline improvement project throughout the existing service areas of Del Cerro and Mesquite Proper. The report addressed existing conditions, project needs, safety issues, viable project alternatives, project selection criteria & recommended alternative, opinion of probable construction cost estimates, operating budgets and a full Environmental Assessment Report per RUS Bulletin 1794A-602.
Waterline Extension Project for the Baca Chile Subdivision, Mesquite, New Mexico
Project Principal for the planning and design of a 2.3 mile waterline extension project for the Baca Chile Subdivision in Mesquite, New Mexico. Planning components included Preliminary Engineering Report, preliminary engineering alignments, easement requirements, value engineering, probable construction costs and project scheduling. Design features involved survey mapping control points, aerial surveying, field topography, geotechnical investigations, Project Soils Report, utility requisitions, transmission and distribution line alignments and point of conflict resolutions. Construction Documents showed the proposed waterline network complete with valves, fire hydrants, protected crossings, meter connections and related fixtures. Supplemental documents involving Traffic Control Plans (TCP’s), dewatering plans, stormwater pollution prevention plans (SWPPP) and typical details were also assembled in support of project construction. Project probable construction cost estimates and technical specifications were assembled and prepared per NMED requisites. Full construction observation and contract administrative services were also conducted for the duration of the construction phase.
Storm 2006 Drainage Projects, City of El Paso, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal and an “On Call” Consultant for the expedited development of construction documents for flood damaged projects resulting from the events of Storm 2006. Specific flood damaged projects included High Ridge Channel, Bear Ridge Channel, Belvidere Channel, Fort Bliss Sump and Joyce Circle. Improvement tasks included field assessments, topographic surveying, drainage evaluations, geotechnical explorations, drainage improvement reports, preliminary and final design documents, probable construction cost estimates and technical specifications. Full construction observation and administrative services were also conducted on a project specific basis.
Preliminary Engineering Report (PER), Mesquite MDWC & MSWA, Mesquite, New Mexico
Project Principal for the development of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the Mesquite MDWC & MSWA. Classified as a “Colonia”, Mesquite lacks paved roads, water & sewer infrastructure and was a prime candidate to receiving state and federal funding. The objective of the PER was to secure available grant/loan funding from a variety of agencies for a 2.3 mile waterline extension project into the Baca Chile subdivision. The report addressed existing conditions, project needs, safety issues, viable project alternatives, project selection criteria & recommended alternative, cost estimates, operating budgets and environmental assessments.
Arsenic Removal Project, Town of Buckeye, Arizona
Program Manager responsible for the timely completion of the Town’s Arsenic Removal Project using the Construction Management (CM) At-Risk approach. Continuous monitoring of a Team of Consultants, engineers, Town staff and contractors (Prime and subs) for project submittals, reviews, approvals, ordering and fabrication of major components requiring long lead times. Coordination and review of County permit submittals for the project with the attempt to gain approval to construct per the Contractor’s critical path scheduling
Reverse Osmosis (RO) Plant Reconstruction, Town of Gila Bend, Arizona
Construction Management services for the rehabilitation of the Town’s Reverse Osmosis (RO) Plant severely damaged by system water leaks due to exposure to poor well water chemistry. Plant improvements included replacement of stainless steel housing units, mounted motors, Tonkaflo pumps, pre-filter housing units and refurbishing/sandblasting/painting of all plant skids. Additional improvements involved retrofitting of Clean-in-Place (CIP) systems, plant cooling units, floor drains and related system accessories.
Middle Drain Park Infrastructure Improvements; City of El Paso, Texas
Project Principal responsible for infrastructure improvements throughout a two (2.0) mile corridor of Middle Drain Park in the Lower Valley of El Paso, Texas. Design improvements included project survey coordination, area demolitions, new jogging path alignments, drainage analysis, new parking lot designs, roadway pipe culverts, infrastructure features with survey control, EPA stormwater pollution control plans, signing & striping plans, project specifications and cost estimates.
Keystone Business Park; CIC Corporation, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal for conceptual land development of approximately 98.7 acres of commercial property along Doniphan Drive in the upper valley of El Paso, Texas. Unique project challenges involved the dual generation of Preliminary and Final Plats integrated with sensitive wetland areas and prehistoric archeological sites. Mitigation measures of these sensitive areas were paramount in the ultimate City approval of both plats.
Engineering Design Standards Manual, City of Douglas, Arizona
Project Principal for the development of the City of Douglas’ Engineering Design Standards Manual. The Final Draft consisted of sections directly related to the Public Works Department’s scope of responsibilities involving streets, road design, grading, street lighting, signs, signals, water distribution mains, sanitary sewers, drainage, landscaping, utility trenching and development agreement criteria. Full design parameters relative to the community’s specific criteria were listed and supplemented with applicable data information.
Local Streets Reconstruction Program, Town of Gila Bend, Arizona
Project Principal responsible for the generation of cost estimates for various local streets identified to be improved through Community Block Development Grant (CBDG) funding for fiscal years 2005-2009. Proposed improvements include street widening, improved pavement sections, curbs, gutters, pedestrian sidewalks, drainage channels, wheelchair ramps, park improvements and on-street parking enhancements.
SR 85 / State Highway Improvements, Maricopa County, Arizona
As Senior Project Manager, performed drainage design services for quality control and quality assurance of all planned project drainage features related to the design of the proposed 5-mile roadway project. The new divided northbound lanes were designed per Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) standards and specifications. Drainage improvements included cross culverts, drainage channels, upstream and downstream modifications and erosion control protection.
Consolidated Rental Car Facility (CRCF), Phoenix, Arizona
As sub-consultant to TranSystems, Senior Project Manager responsible for the development of master conceptual grading and drainage plans for the proposed 140-acre CRCF facility adjacent to Phoenix’s Sky Harbor International Airport. Project involved a comprehensive grading plan, planned circulation roads, ingress / egress locations, utility assessments, master drainage plans, on-site retention areas and related features.
SR 264 / Polacca Streets, Navajo County, Arizona
Senior Project Engineer for the assembly of a Traffic Study Report as required by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) prior to the roadway widening of SR 264. Project objectives included analysis of existing traffic and land use conditions, projected traffic demands, proposed area development and Level of Service (LOS) classifications for current and future scenarios.
Preliminary Engineering Report (PER), Antelope Peak Water Improvement District, Maricopa, Arizona
Project Principal for the assembly of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the Antelope Peak Domestic Water Improvement District (District), west of Stanfield, Arizona. The relatively new District was challenged with three undersized existing wells producing a fraction of the required peak water demand and a poor distribution system incapable of delivering pressurized flows. Furthermore, the District was not in compliance with record keeping or water sampling reporting as mandated by the state. The purpose of the PER was to secure available grant/loan funding for the upgrade of all wells, installation of new storage reservoirs, chlorinator, booster pumps, hydropneumatic tanks and distribution lines. The report addressed existing conditions, project needs, safety issues, viable project alternatives, project selection criteria & recommended alternative, cost estimates, operating budgets and environmental assessments.
Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) Maintenance Facility, Sierra Blanca, Texas
Project Principal responsible for site grading, drainage, site control and retaining wall design for the new TXDOT Maintenance Facility - District 24 / Sierra Blanca. Project parameters involved a master grading plan, final spot elevations, drainage area site map, drainage analysis, drainage design involving drainage weirs, roadway culverts and site structures featuring gravity walls.
Traffic Analysis Report for the Valle Verde Campus, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal for the traffic collection, analysis and improvement recommendations for the El Paso Community College - Valle Verde Campus. Traffic volume counts, turning movements and vehicle characterization data were collected for three days, 15-hour periods. Existing Levels of Service at each campus entrance and major intersections were determined supported with short/long term infrastructure improvement recommendations.
Emergency Operation Plans, City of Tolleson & Town of Gila Bend, Arizona
Project Principal for the assembly of an Emergency Operation Plan (EOP) as outlined and mandated of all community water systems by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) and Maricopa County Environmental Services. Report’s objective detailed necessary order of operations by the Water Utilities Department in the event of a loss of source to the water system due to contamination or bioterrorism on any or all of the major system components.
Preliminary Engineering Report (PER), Valle Escondido Water Improvement District, Maricopa, Arizona
Project Principal for the development of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the Valle Escondido Domestic Water Improvement District (District). The newly formed District was classified as a “Colonia” by Pinal County due to its Spartan living conditions, unpaved roads and lack of water & sewer infrastructure. The objective of the PER was to secure available grant/loan funding for a new water well, storage reservoir, chlorinator, booster pumps, hydropneumatic tanks and distribution lines.
Vulnerability Assessment Report, City of Tolleson, Arizona
Project Principal for the development of a Vulnerability Assessment (VA) report per the requirements of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Report consisted of a complete assessment of the existing community water system regarding its vulnerability to attack either through sabotage, terrorism or microbiological contamination. Short and long range recommendations were provided as well as a supplement (Emergency Response Plan) detailing key points of contact during an emergency.
Traffic Impact Study Report for the Rio Grande Campus, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal for the potential partial closure of Rio Grande Avenue, between El Paso and Oregon Streets. High interaction between campus pedestrians and local traffic generated a need to analyze the re-routing of street traffic to adjacent streets due to the partial closure of Rio Grande Avenue. Traffic characterization, volume counts and turning movements were collected and analyzed to determine existing Levels of Service. Re-routed traffic modules for existing, 2006 and 2016 projected traffic years were also analyzed to support the potential partial street closure.
Mission Del Paso Campus, El Paso Community College, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal for site development of the new El Paso Community College - Mission Del Paso Campus. Site and infrastructure developments included campus roadways, 450-car parking lot facilities, acceleration / deceleration lanes, intercepting concrete open channels, retaining walls and site retention ponds.
Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) District Headquarters Facility, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal for site drainage design of the new TXDOT District Headquarters Facility - District 24 / El Paso. Project requirements involved a master drainage area site map, drainage analysis, drainage design involving curb inlets, storm sewer piping, roadway culverts and site retention ponds. Minimization of drainage appurtenances was obtained by optimizing full utilization of existing topography and proposed civil site design features.
Range Road 5, Section 3 Roadway Reconstruction & New Water Well Project, North Stallion Range, White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), New Mexico
Engineer of Record for the development of design documents and construction installation of 1.0 mile roadway reconstruction project and new water well installation at North Stallion Range, WSMR. The reconstruction project required tasks involving survey control, topographic land surveying, Geotechnical/Soils Explorations, traffic control, roadway design, preliminary and final design documents, construction management/ inspections, daily observation reports, submittal reviews and Quality Control Plan & Reports. Cost: $1.5 million.
Project Performance Contact Information:
Mr. Gilbert Bustillos, Project Manager
Directorate of Public Works
White Sands Missile Range, NM
575/678-6203
Range Road 5, Section 6A Roadway Reconstruction Project, North Stallion Range, White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), New Mexico
Engineer of Record for the development of design documents and construction installation of 4.0 miles of a roadway reconstruction project at North Stallion Range, WSMR. The reconstruction project required tasks involving survey control, topographic land surveying, Geotechnical/Soils Explorations, traffic control, roadway design, preliminary and final design documents, construction management/ inspections, daily observation reports, submittal reviews and Quality Control Plan & Reports. Cost: $3.98 million.
Project Performance Contact Information:
Mr. Gilbert Bustillos, Project Manager
Directorate of Public Works
White Sands Missile Range, NM
575/678-6203
USDA/Rural Development Water System Improvements, Berino & Mesquite, New Mexico
Engineer of Record for the development of Preliminary and Final Design Contract Documents and Technical Specifications for a proposed comprehensive water system improvement project for the Lower Rio Grande Public Water Works Authority (Authority). The USDA-Rural Development funded project included the collection of topographic and utility survey data, Geotechnical Engineering Report, structural design of bridge pipeline crossings, BNSF Railroad crossings, 200,000 gallon Blending Tank with related components, horizontal directional bores, acquisition of over 255 private utility easements and all permits. Pending are bid negotiations and Construction Observation services. The 32 mile pipeline project has an estimated cost of $7.38 million.
Project Performance Contact Information:
Mr. Martin Lopez, General Manager
Lower Rio Grande Public Water Works Authority
Vado, NM
575/233-3947
Phase I Water Extension Project, Lower Rio Grande & Berino MDWCA, Berino, New Mexico
Engineer of Record for the design of a 1.5 mile waterline improvement project along Berino Road and within the Lower Rio Grande & Berino MDWCA service areas in Berino, New Mexico. The proposed 12” PVC C900 trunk water line limits extended from the existing interconnect junction point at the northwest corner of Stern Drive and Berino Road and west 1.5 miles to the west leg of Vistoso Loop. Field and design requirements involved establishment of survey control points, preliminary field water line layouts, utility requisitions, field topography, transmission line alignments and point of conflict resolutions. Construction Documents showed the proposed 12” trunk line complete with valves, fire hydrants, pressure and atmospheric regulating valves, protected crossings, meter connections and related fixtures. Supplemental documents involving Traffic Control Plans (TCP’s), dewatering plans, stormwater pollution prevention plans (SWPPP) and typical details were also assembled in support of the project’s installation. Probable construction cost estimates, technical specifications and agency permits were collected prior to award of contract. Full construction observation and administrative services were conducted for the duration of the construction phase of the USDA-Rural Development funded project.
Concrete Bunker Project, U.S. Army – Zumwalt Firing Range, White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico
Project Principal for the design of a reinforced, pre-fabricated concrete observation bunker for the U.S. Army – Zumwalt Firing Range, White Sands Missile Range (WSMR), New Mexico. Field reconnaissance included identifying a “Best Fit” design per existing field conditions, topography, line of sight, elevation and concealment. Field tasks involved establishment of survey control points, preliminary bunker layout, field topography, geotechnical investigations, rough grading and borrow pit availability. Approved Construction Documents showed the proposed concrete bunker in plan and elevation views, typical cross section with proposed elevations, Master Grading Plan, cut/fill computations, 3D perspective view and complete Civil Engineering specifications.
Phase IV Water Improvement Project, Del Cerro/Mesquite Proper, Mesquite, New Mexico
Engineer of Record for the design of a 19.5 mile waterline improvement project in the Del Cerro/Mesquite Proper service areas in Mesquite, New Mexico. The proposed water lines were located on private property and thus required acquisition of utility easements from the impacted property owners. Water line easements were acquired and recorded with Dona Ana County, naming Mesquite MDWC & MSWA as the owner of the new water easements. Field and design requirements involved establishment of survey control points, preliminary field water line layouts, field topography, geotechnical investigations, Project Soils Report, utility requisitions, transmission and distribution line alignments and point of conflict resolutions. Construction Documents showed the proposed waterline network complete with valves, fire hydrants, protected crossings, meter connections and related fixtures. Supplemental documents involving Traffic Control Plans (TCP’s), dewatering plans, stormwater pollution prevention plans (SWPPP) and typical details were also assembled for the project’s installation.
Booster Pump Station Construction, Mesquite, New Mexico
Construction Observation services for the installation of the Mesquite MDWC & MSWA Master Booster Pump Station in Mesquite, NM. Construction management services included observation of site development, footings, building slab, steel reinforcement installation, concrete pours, new water line piping, drain lines, buried electrical conduits, building erection, roof installation, interior electrical and plumbing lines and final grading.
Preliminary Engineering Report (PER), Phase IV Water Improvements, Del Cerro & Mesquite, New Mexico
Project Principal for the development of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the Phase IV Water Improvements in the Del Cerro/Mesquite Proper service areas in Mesquite, New Mexico. Both Mesquite and Del Cerro lack adequate water infrastructure and fire protection capabilities. The objective of the PER was to secure available USDA Rural Development grant/loan funding for a 19.5 mile waterline improvement project throughout the existing service areas of Del Cerro and Mesquite Proper. The report addressed existing conditions, project needs, safety issues, viable project alternatives, project selection criteria & recommended alternative, opinion of probable construction cost estimates, operating budgets and a full Environmental Assessment Report per RUS Bulletin 1794A-602.
Waterline Extension Project for the Baca Chile Subdivision, Mesquite, New Mexico
Project Principal for the planning and design of a 2.3 mile waterline extension project for the Baca Chile Subdivision in Mesquite, New Mexico. Planning components included Preliminary Engineering Report, preliminary engineering alignments, easement requirements, value engineering, probable construction costs and project scheduling. Design features involved survey mapping control points, aerial surveying, field topography, geotechnical investigations, Project Soils Report, utility requisitions, transmission and distribution line alignments and point of conflict resolutions. Construction Documents showed the proposed waterline network complete with valves, fire hydrants, protected crossings, meter connections and related fixtures. Supplemental documents involving Traffic Control Plans (TCP’s), dewatering plans, stormwater pollution prevention plans (SWPPP) and typical details were also assembled in support of project construction. Project probable construction cost estimates and technical specifications were assembled and prepared per NMED requisites. Full construction observation and contract administrative services were also conducted for the duration of the construction phase.
Storm 2006 Drainage Projects, City of El Paso, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal and an “On Call” Consultant for the expedited development of construction documents for flood damaged projects resulting from the events of Storm 2006. Specific flood damaged projects included High Ridge Channel, Bear Ridge Channel, Belvidere Channel, Fort Bliss Sump and Joyce Circle. Improvement tasks included field assessments, topographic surveying, drainage evaluations, geotechnical explorations, drainage improvement reports, preliminary and final design documents, probable construction cost estimates and technical specifications. Full construction observation and administrative services were also conducted on a project specific basis.
Preliminary Engineering Report (PER), Mesquite MDWC & MSWA, Mesquite, New Mexico
Project Principal for the development of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the Mesquite MDWC & MSWA. Classified as a “Colonia”, Mesquite lacks paved roads, water & sewer infrastructure and was a prime candidate to receiving state and federal funding. The objective of the PER was to secure available grant/loan funding from a variety of agencies for a 2.3 mile waterline extension project into the Baca Chile subdivision. The report addressed existing conditions, project needs, safety issues, viable project alternatives, project selection criteria & recommended alternative, cost estimates, operating budgets and environmental assessments.
Arsenic Removal Project, Town of Buckeye, Arizona
Program Manager responsible for the timely completion of the Town’s Arsenic Removal Project using the Construction Management (CM) At-Risk approach. Continuous monitoring of a Team of Consultants, engineers, Town staff and contractors (Prime and subs) for project submittals, reviews, approvals, ordering and fabrication of major components requiring long lead times. Coordination and review of County permit submittals for the project with the attempt to gain approval to construct per the Contractor’s critical path scheduling
Reverse Osmosis (RO) Plant Reconstruction, Town of Gila Bend, Arizona
Construction Management services for the rehabilitation of the Town’s Reverse Osmosis (RO) Plant severely damaged by system water leaks due to exposure to poor well water chemistry. Plant improvements included replacement of stainless steel housing units, mounted motors, Tonkaflo pumps, pre-filter housing units and refurbishing/sandblasting/painting of all plant skids. Additional improvements involved retrofitting of Clean-in-Place (CIP) systems, plant cooling units, floor drains and related system accessories.
Middle Drain Park Infrastructure Improvements; City of El Paso, Texas
Project Principal responsible for infrastructure improvements throughout a two (2.0) mile corridor of Middle Drain Park in the Lower Valley of El Paso, Texas. Design improvements included project survey coordination, area demolitions, new jogging path alignments, drainage analysis, new parking lot designs, roadway pipe culverts, infrastructure features with survey control, EPA stormwater pollution control plans, signing & striping plans, project specifications and cost estimates.
Keystone Business Park; CIC Corporation, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal for conceptual land development of approximately 98.7 acres of commercial property along Doniphan Drive in the upper valley of El Paso, Texas. Unique project challenges involved the dual generation of Preliminary and Final Plats integrated with sensitive wetland areas and prehistoric archeological sites. Mitigation measures of these sensitive areas were paramount in the ultimate City approval of both plats.
Engineering Design Standards Manual, City of Douglas, Arizona
Project Principal for the development of the City of Douglas’ Engineering Design Standards Manual. The Final Draft consisted of sections directly related to the Public Works Department’s scope of responsibilities involving streets, road design, grading, street lighting, signs, signals, water distribution mains, sanitary sewers, drainage, landscaping, utility trenching and development agreement criteria. Full design parameters relative to the community’s specific criteria were listed and supplemented with applicable data information.
Local Streets Reconstruction Program, Town of Gila Bend, Arizona
Project Principal responsible for the generation of cost estimates for various local streets identified to be improved through Community Block Development Grant (CBDG) funding for fiscal years 2005-2009. Proposed improvements include street widening, improved pavement sections, curbs, gutters, pedestrian sidewalks, drainage channels, wheelchair ramps, park improvements and on-street parking enhancements.
SR 85 / State Highway Improvements, Maricopa County, Arizona
As Senior Project Manager, performed drainage design services for quality control and quality assurance of all planned project drainage features related to the design of the proposed 5-mile roadway project. The new divided northbound lanes were designed per Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) standards and specifications. Drainage improvements included cross culverts, drainage channels, upstream and downstream modifications and erosion control protection.
Consolidated Rental Car Facility (CRCF), Phoenix, Arizona
As sub-consultant to TranSystems, Senior Project Manager responsible for the development of master conceptual grading and drainage plans for the proposed 140-acre CRCF facility adjacent to Phoenix’s Sky Harbor International Airport. Project involved a comprehensive grading plan, planned circulation roads, ingress / egress locations, utility assessments, master drainage plans, on-site retention areas and related features.
SR 264 / Polacca Streets, Navajo County, Arizona
Senior Project Engineer for the assembly of a Traffic Study Report as required by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) prior to the roadway widening of SR 264. Project objectives included analysis of existing traffic and land use conditions, projected traffic demands, proposed area development and Level of Service (LOS) classifications for current and future scenarios.
Preliminary Engineering Report (PER), Antelope Peak Water Improvement District, Maricopa, Arizona
Project Principal for the assembly of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the Antelope Peak Domestic Water Improvement District (District), west of Stanfield, Arizona. The relatively new District was challenged with three undersized existing wells producing a fraction of the required peak water demand and a poor distribution system incapable of delivering pressurized flows. Furthermore, the District was not in compliance with record keeping or water sampling reporting as mandated by the state. The purpose of the PER was to secure available grant/loan funding for the upgrade of all wells, installation of new storage reservoirs, chlorinator, booster pumps, hydropneumatic tanks and distribution lines. The report addressed existing conditions, project needs, safety issues, viable project alternatives, project selection criteria & recommended alternative, cost estimates, operating budgets and environmental assessments.
Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) Maintenance Facility, Sierra Blanca, Texas
Project Principal responsible for site grading, drainage, site control and retaining wall design for the new TXDOT Maintenance Facility - District 24 / Sierra Blanca. Project parameters involved a master grading plan, final spot elevations, drainage area site map, drainage analysis, drainage design involving drainage weirs, roadway culverts and site structures featuring gravity walls.
Traffic Analysis Report for the Valle Verde Campus, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal for the traffic collection, analysis and improvement recommendations for the El Paso Community College - Valle Verde Campus. Traffic volume counts, turning movements and vehicle characterization data were collected for three days, 15-hour periods. Existing Levels of Service at each campus entrance and major intersections were determined supported with short/long term infrastructure improvement recommendations.
Emergency Operation Plans, City of Tolleson & Town of Gila Bend, Arizona
Project Principal for the assembly of an Emergency Operation Plan (EOP) as outlined and mandated of all community water systems by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) and Maricopa County Environmental Services. Report’s objective detailed necessary order of operations by the Water Utilities Department in the event of a loss of source to the water system due to contamination or bioterrorism on any or all of the major system components.
Preliminary Engineering Report (PER), Valle Escondido Water Improvement District, Maricopa, Arizona
Project Principal for the development of a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the Valle Escondido Domestic Water Improvement District (District). The newly formed District was classified as a “Colonia” by Pinal County due to its Spartan living conditions, unpaved roads and lack of water & sewer infrastructure. The objective of the PER was to secure available grant/loan funding for a new water well, storage reservoir, chlorinator, booster pumps, hydropneumatic tanks and distribution lines.
Vulnerability Assessment Report, City of Tolleson, Arizona
Project Principal for the development of a Vulnerability Assessment (VA) report per the requirements of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Report consisted of a complete assessment of the existing community water system regarding its vulnerability to attack either through sabotage, terrorism or microbiological contamination. Short and long range recommendations were provided as well as a supplement (Emergency Response Plan) detailing key points of contact during an emergency.
Traffic Impact Study Report for the Rio Grande Campus, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal for the potential partial closure of Rio Grande Avenue, between El Paso and Oregon Streets. High interaction between campus pedestrians and local traffic generated a need to analyze the re-routing of street traffic to adjacent streets due to the partial closure of Rio Grande Avenue. Traffic characterization, volume counts and turning movements were collected and analyzed to determine existing Levels of Service. Re-routed traffic modules for existing, 2006 and 2016 projected traffic years were also analyzed to support the potential partial street closure.
Mission Del Paso Campus, El Paso Community College, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal for site development of the new El Paso Community College - Mission Del Paso Campus. Site and infrastructure developments included campus roadways, 450-car parking lot facilities, acceleration / deceleration lanes, intercepting concrete open channels, retaining walls and site retention ponds.
Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT) District Headquarters Facility, El Paso, Texas
Project Principal for site drainage design of the new TXDOT District Headquarters Facility - District 24 / El Paso. Project requirements involved a master drainage area site map, drainage analysis, drainage design involving curb inlets, storm sewer piping, roadway culverts and site retention ponds. Minimization of drainage appurtenances was obtained by optimizing full utilization of existing topography and proposed civil site design features.
