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CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
Resolution authorizing additional expenditure authority of $3,670,000 for a total modified contract amount of $17,945,122 for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services, for the People and Internal Operations Department (PIOD) and Community Services Department (CSD). The contract covers preventive maintenance, inspection, testing, emergency repairs, and routine repair services for air conditioning chiller and water treatment equipment at various County facilities. PIOD is requesting $3,340,000 additional allocation to maintain chiller systems at 22 buildings. CSD is requesting $330,000 additional allocation to access the contract for services at the Miami-Dade Empowerment Center, Culmer Community Resource Center, and Reverend Dr. Edward T. Graham Community Resource Center. The contract expires on September 30, 2027. The awarded vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. The item was introduced on 8/19/2026 and is scheduled for the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 10/6/2026. Status is In Committee. No public comment sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- In Committee
- Applicant:
- Strategic Procurement Department (Requester); Johnson Controls, Inc. (Awarded Vendor)
CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
Resolution authorizing additional expenditure authority of $3,670,000 for a total modified contract amount of $17,945,122 for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services, for the People and Internal Operations Department (PIOD) and Community Services Department (CSD). The contract was approved on July 8, 2021, via Resolution No. R-642-21 and is currently valued at $14,275,122. The contract expires on September 30, 2027. The additional allocation is for PIOD to continue maintaining chiller systems at multiple County facilities supporting 22 buildings, and for CSD to access the contract for services at the Miami-Dade Empowerment Center, Culmer Community Resource Center, and Reverend Dr. Edward T. Graham Community Resource Center. The vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. The item was forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners with a favorable recommendation by the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026. The agenda date is 10/6/2026. The contract is not in compliance with the 20% Small Business Enterprise-Construction (SBE-Con) Subcontractor Goal requirements of Resolution No. R-1001-15. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Forwarded to BCC with a favorable recommendation by the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026; pending before the Board of County Commissioners as of the document date.
- Applicant:
- Strategic Procurement Department for Miami-Dade County; vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc.
CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
The document is a Miami-Dade County legislative item (File Number 261465) requesting additional expenditure authority for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services. The resolution authorizes an additional $3,670,000.00, bringing the total modified contract amount to $17,945,122.00, for the People and Internal Operations Department (PIOD) and Community Services Department (CSD). The contract covers inspection, testing, preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, and routine repair services for air conditioning chiller and water treatment equipment at various County facilities. The contract expires on September 30, 2027. The Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee forwarded it to the BCC with a favorable recommendation on 9/10/2026, and it is scheduled for the BCC agenda on 10/6/2026. The awarded vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. The document does not state a specific street address, parcel, or acreage for a project site, as it is a countywide contract for services at multiple facilities. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Forwarded to BCC with a favorable recommendation by the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026; pending BCC decision on 10/6/2026
- Applicant:
- Strategic Procurement Department (requester); Johnson Controls, Inc. (awarded vendor)
CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
Miami-Dade County Board of County Commissioners resolution to authorize additional expenditure authority of $3,670,000 for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services, increasing the total modified contract amount to $17,945,122. The contract serves the People and Internal Operations Department (PIOD) and Community Services Department (CSD). PIOD will use funds for maintenance of chiller systems at 22 buildings; CSD will use funds for services at the Miami-Dade Empowerment Center, Culmer Community Resource Center, and Reverend Dr. Edward T. Graham Community Resource Center. The contract expires September 30, 2027. The vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. The item was forwarded to the Board with a favorable recommendation by the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026. Agenda date is 10/6/2026. No public comment sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Forwarded to BCC with a favorable recommendation by the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026; pending before the Board as of the document date.
- Applicant:
- Miami-Dade County Strategic Procurement Department; vendor Johnson Controls, Inc.
CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
Resolution authorizing an additional expenditure authority of $3,670,000.00 for a total modified contract amount of $17,945,122.00 for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services, for the People and Internal Operations Department (PIOD) and Community Services Department (CSD). The contract was originally approved on July 8, 2021, via Resolution No. R-642-21 and was valued at $14,275,122. The additional allocation is for PIOD to continue maintaining chiller systems at multiple County facilities supporting 22 buildings, and for CSD to access the contract for services at the Miami-Dade Empowerment Center, Culmer Community Resource Center, and Reverend Dr. Edward T. Graham Community Resource Center. The contract expires on September 30, 2027. The Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee forwarded the item to the BCC with a favorable recommendation on 9/10/2026. The agenda date is 10/6/2026. The awarded vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. A 20% Small Business Enterprise-Construction (SBE-Con) Subcontractor Goal applies, and the contract is not in compliance with the requirements of Resolution No. R-1001-15. The Responsible Wages and Benefits Ordinance applies. The Living Wage Ordinance does not apply.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Forwarded to BCC with a favorable recommendation by the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026; pending BCC assignment as of the document date.
- Applicant:
- Strategic Procurement (requester); Johnson Controls, Inc. (awarded vendor)
CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
A Miami-Dade County legislative item, File Number 261465, is a Resolution seeking additional expenditure authority of $3,670,000.00 for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services, for the People and Internal Operations Department (PIOD) and Community Services Department (CSD). The total modified contract amount would be $17,945,122.00. The contract was approved on July 8, 2021, via Resolution No. R-642-21 and is currently valued at $14,275,122. The item was introduced on 8/19/2026, assigned to the County Attorney on 8/21/2026, and is scheduled for the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 10/6/2026 as Agenda Item 8P. The status is 'In Committee'. The additional allocation is for PIOD to continue maintaining chiller systems at multiple County facilities, including 22 buildings, and for CSD to access the contract for services at the Miami-Dade Empowerment Center, Culmer Community Resource Center, and Reverend Dr. Edward T. Graham Community Resource Center. The contract expires on September 30, 2027. The vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. The recommendation is to approve. The document does not state a final decision. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- not stated (status: In Committee; recommendation is to approve)
- Applicant:
- Strategic Procurement (requester); Johnson Controls, Inc. (vendor)
CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
Resolution authorizing additional expenditure authority of $3,670,000 for a total modified contract amount of $17,945,122 for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services, for the People and Internal Operations Department (PIOD) and Community Services Department (CSD). The contract covers inspection, testing, preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, and routine repair services for air conditioning chiller and water treatment equipment at various County facilities. PIOD requests $3,340,000 additional allocation to continue maintaining chiller systems at multiple County facilities supporting 22 buildings. CSD requests $330,000 additional allocation to access the contract for services at the Miami-Dade Empowerment Center, Culmer Community Resource Center, and Reverend Dr. Edward T. Graham Community Resource Center. The contract expires on September 30, 2027. The awarded vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. The item was introduced on 8/19/2026 and is scheduled for the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee agenda on 10/6/2026 as item 8P. Status is In Committee. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Pending; In Committee; recommended for approval by staff
- Applicant:
- Strategic Procurement Department (Requester); Johnson Controls, Inc. (Awarded Vendor)
CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
Miami-Dade County legislative item requesting additional expenditure authority of $3,670,000 for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services, for the People and Internal Operations Department (PIOD) and Community Services Department (CSD). The contract is currently valued at $14,275,122 and would be modified to a total of $17,945,122. The contract expires on September 30, 2027. The vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. The item was forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners with a favorable recommendation by the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026. The agenda date is 10/6/2026. PIOD requests $3,340,000 for maintaining chiller systems at 22 buildings. CSD requests $330,000 for services at the Miami-Dade Empowerment Center, Culmer Community Resource Center, and Reverend Dr. Edward T. Graham Community Resource Center. A 20% Small Business Enterprise-Construction (SBE-Con) Subcontractor Goal applies, and the contract is not in compliance with Resolution No. R-1001-15. The Responsible Wages and Benefits Ordinance applies. The Living Wage Ordinance does not apply.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Forwarded to BCC with a favorable recommendation
- Applicant:
- Strategic Procurement Department
CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
Resolution authorizing additional expenditure authority of $3,670,000 for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services, increasing the total modified contract amount to $17,945,122. The contract serves the People and Internal Operations Department (PIOD) and Community Services Department (CSD). PIOD will use funds for chiller and water treatment maintenance at 22 buildings. CSD will use funds for services at the Miami-Dade Empowerment Center, Culmer Community Resource Center, and Reverend Dr. Edward T. Graham Community Resource Center. The contract expires September 30, 2027. The vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. The item was introduced on 8/19/2026 and is scheduled for the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 10/6/2026. Status is In Committee. No final action is stated.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- In Committee; no final action stated
- Applicant:
- Strategic Procurement Department (Requester); Johnson Controls, Inc. (Awarded Vendor)
CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
Resolution authorizing additional expenditure authority of $3,670,000 for a total modified contract amount of $17,945,122 for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services, for the People and Internal Operations Department (PIOD) and Community Services Department (CSD). The contract covers inspection, testing, preventative maintenance, emergency repairs, and routine repair services for air conditioning chiller and water treatment equipment at various County facilities. PIOD is requesting $3,340,000 to continue maintaining chiller systems at multiple County facilities, including 22 buildings. CSD is requesting $330,000 to access the contract for services at the Miami-Dade Empowerment Center, Culmer Community Resource Center, and Reverend Dr. Edward T. Graham Community Resource Center. The contract expires on September 30, 2027. The awarded vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. The item was introduced on 8/19/2026 and is scheduled for the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee agenda on 10/6/2026 as item 8P. The status is 'In Committee'. The staff recommendation is to approve. The document notes a 20% Small Business Enterprise-Construction (SBE-Con) Subcontractor Goal applies, and the contract is not in compliance with Resolution No. R-1001-15 requirements based on work performed to date. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Recommended for approval by staff; Status: In Committee; Final Action: Not stated
- Applicant:
- Strategic Procurement Department (Requester); Johnson Controls, Inc. (Awarded Vendor)
CHILLERS AND WATER TREATMENT
Resolution authorizing additional expenditure authority of $3,670,000.00 for a total modified contract amount of $17,945,122.00 for Contract FB-01639, Chillers and Water Treatment Services, for the People and Internal Operations Department and Community Services Department. The contract expires on September 30, 2027. The additional allocation includes $330,000 for CSD and $3,340,000 for PIOD. The contract covers preventive maintenance, inspection, testing, emergency repairs, and routine repair services for air conditioning chiller and water treatment equipment at various County facilities. CSD will use the contract for the Miami-Dade Empowerment Center, Culmer Community Resource Center, and Reverend Dr. Edward T. Graham Community Resource Center. PIOD maintains systems supporting 22 buildings. The awarded vendor is Johnson Controls, Inc. The item was introduced on 8/19/2026 and is scheduled for the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 10/6/2026. Status is In Committee. A 20% Small Business Enterprise-Construction Subcontractor Goal applies, and the contract is not in compliance with Resolution No. R-1001-15. The Responsible Wages and Benefits Ordinance applies. The Living Wage Ordinance does not apply.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- In Committee; recommended for approval by staff
- Applicant:
- Strategic Procurement Department (Requester); Johnson Controls, Inc. (Awarded Vendor)
CONTRACT AWARD FOR REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178
Resolution awarding a construction contract to Interstate Construction, LLC for the Replacement Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, Project No. 20240256, in an amount not to exceed $7,559,782.90, inclusive of a contingency allowance of $630,115.45. The project will replace a functionally obsolete bridge constructed in 1950 (background also states 1994) with a new bridge meeting current structural, safety, and multimodal design standards, including wider sidewalks, upgraded guardrails, and drainage improvements. The contract period is 1,090 calendar days. The project is funded through Mobility Impact Fees. The item was introduced on 7/27/2026 and was withdrawn at the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee meeting on 9/10/2026. The bridge is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street. The contract was competitively procured under the MCC 7360 Plan (RPQ No. 20240256), with two bids received. The apparent low bid exceeds the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent, which was evaluated by ASA Consultants, Inc. and determined reasonable. The project is located in Commission District 2. The estimated annual operations and maintenance cost is approximately $126,023. The minimum service life is 75 years. Bid open date was 8/20/2025. Bid bond expires 2/20/2026. Bid valid until 2/20/2026. Base estimate is $4,283,146.21. Base contract amount is $5,752,568.00. Total amount including allowances is $7,559,782.90. Prime contractor address is 2501 SW 160th Avenue, Ste 400, Miramar, Florida 33027. Sub-contractors and suppliers include Ranger Construction and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. The designated staff contact is DTPW Infrastructure Manager, Leonel Salgueiro, (305)-375-2111. The item was withdrawn, so no final decision on the award is stated.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Withdrawn at Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026
- Address:
- NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street
- Applicant:
- Interstate Construction, LLC
CONTRACT AWARD FOR REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178
Resolution awarding a construction contract to Interstate Construction, LLC for the Replacement Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, Project No. 20240256, in an amount not to exceed $7,559,782.90, inclusive of a contingency allowance of $630,115.45. The project was withdrawn from the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026. The existing bridge, constructed in 1950 (also stated as 1994 in the background), is functionally obsolete with structural deterioration. The project will demolish the existing structure and construct a new bridge meeting current structural, safety, and multimodal design standards, including wider sidewalks, upgraded guardrails, and drainage improvements. The contract period is 1,090 calendar days. The project is funded through Mobility Impact Fees. The contract was competitively procured under the MCC 7360 Plan (RPQ No. 20240256), with two bids received. The apparent low bid exceeds the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent, which was independently evaluated by the Engineer of Record, ASA Consultants, Inc., and determined reasonable. The project is located in Commission District 2. The prime contractor is Interstate Construction, LLC, with company principals Gustavo H. Graupera, address 2501 SW 160th Avenue, Ste 400, Miramar, Florida 33027. Sub-contractors and suppliers include Ranger Construction and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. The designated staff contact is DTPW Infrastructure Manager, Leonel Salgueiro, (305)-375-2111. The estimated annual operations and maintenance cost is approximately $126,023. The minimum life expectancy of the asset is 75 years. The bid open date was 8/20/2025. The bid bond expires 2/20/2026. The bid is valid until 2/20/2026. The base estimate is $4,283,146.21. The base contract amount is $5,752,568.00. The total amount is $6,608,865.63. The prime contractor base contract amount is $6,301,154.50. The contingency allowance is 10% at $630,115.45. Other allowances total $628,512.95. The total amount is $7,559,782.90. The review committee signoff date is 01/22/2026. The contractor has had 3 previous contracts with the county in the last five years. The contractor received four evaluations in the Capital Improvements Information System (CIIS) with an average rating of 3.8 out of 4.0. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Withdrawn
- Address:
- NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street
- Applicant:
- Interstate Construction, LLC
CONTRACT AWARD FOR REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178
Resolution awarding a construction contract to Interstate Construction, LLC for the Replacement Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, Project No. 20240256, in an amount not to exceed $7,559,782.90, inclusive of a contingency allowance of $630,115.45. The project is located in Commission District 2. The existing bridge, constructed in 1950 (also stated as 1994 in the background section), is functionally obsolete with structural deterioration. The project will demolish the existing structure and construct a new bridge meeting current structural, safety, and multimodal design standards, including wider sidewalks, upgraded guardrails, drainage improvements, and ADA-compliant pedestrian features. The contract period is 1,090 calendar days. The project is funded through Mobility Impact Fees. The item was withdrawn from the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026. The bid was opened on 8/20/2025, and two bids were received. The apparent low bid exceeds the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent, which was determined reasonable by the Engineer of Record, ASA Consultants, Inc. The contract was competitively procured under the MCC 7360 Plan. The prime contractor is Interstate Construction, LLC, located at 2501 SW 160th Avenue, Ste 400, Miramar, Florida 33027. Sub-contractors and suppliers include Ranger Construction and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. The estimated annual operations and maintenance cost is approximately $126,023. The minimum service life of the asset is 75 years. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Withdrawn from the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026; recommended for approval by staff
- Address:
- NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street
- Applicant:
- Interstate Construction, LLC
CONTRACT AWARD FOR REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178
Resolution awarding a construction contract to Interstate Construction, LLC for the replacement of Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, Project No. 20240256, in an amount not to exceed $7,559,782.90, inclusive of a contingency allowance of $630,115.45. The project will be delivered over a 1,090-day term and is funded through Mobility Impact Fees. The existing bridge, constructed in 1950 (though the background section states constructed in 1994), is classified as functionally obsolete and exhibits structural deterioration. The project will demolish the existing structure and construct a new bridge meeting current structural, safety, and multimodal design standards, including wider sidewalks, upgraded guardrails, and drainage improvements. The contract was competitively procured under the MCC 7360 Plan (RPQ No. 20240256), and two bids were received. Interstate Construction, LLC was determined to be the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. The apparent low bid exceeds the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent, which was independently evaluated by the Engineer of Record, ASA Consultants, Inc., and determined to be reasonable. The status of the item is Withdrawn. The agenda date was 10/6/2026, and the item was introduced on 7/27/2026. The project is located in Commission District 2, represented by Commissioner Marleine Bastien. The estimated annual operations and maintenance cost is approximately $126,023. The minimum service life is 75 years. The bid open date was 8/20/2025. The base estimate was $4,283,146.21. The base contract amount was $5,752,568.00. The prime contractor is Interstate Construction, LLC, with company principals Gustavo H. Graupera, located at 2501 SW 160th Avenue, Ste 400, Miramar, Florida 33027. Sub-contractors and suppliers include Ranger Construction and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. The designated staff contact is DTPW Infrastructure Manager, Leonel Salgueiro, (305)-375-2111. The item was assigned to Bruce Libhaber at the County Attorney's office. The review committee signoff date was 01/22/2026. The bid bond expires 2/20/2026. The bid is valid until 2/20/2026. The contract period is 1090 calendar days. The total amount includes a contingency allowance of $630,115.45 and $628,512.95 in dedicated allowances for off-duty law enforcement, permits, and required program fees. The project is funded through the following funding source: Program 2000000534 BRIDGE REHABILITATION - COUNTYWIDE IMPROVEMENTS FY 2025-26 Adopted Budget and Multi-Year Capital Plan, Volume 2 - Transportation and Public Works, Page 138, Mobility Impact Fees. The project includes construction activities over water, utility coordination and adjustments, and environmental protection measures such as turbidity barriers and erosion control systems. The scope of work includes maintenance of traffic; removal of the existing bridge; construction of new substructure and superstructure elements; installation of prestressed beams and reinforced concrete components; roadway reconstruction, milling and resurfacing; drainage improvements; installation of guardrails, barriers, and signage; and construction of widened sidewalks, bicycle accommodations, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant pedestrian features. The existing bridge is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street. The item was withdrawn. The legislative history shows assignments and reports from the County Attorney and Office of Agenda Coordination. The resolution authorizes the County Mayor or County Mayor's designee to execute the contract and exercise the provisions contained therein, including termination. The contract amount exceeds the $5,000,000 threshold established under the MCC 7360 Program, requiring Board approval. Due diligence was conducted, and Interstate Construction, LLC was deemed a responsible contractor. The contractor has completed multiple County projects within the last five years and received four evaluations in the Capital Improvements Information System (CIIS), with an average rating of 3.8 out of a maximum of 4.0. No significant safety concerns or adverse findings were identified. The contractor meets or exceeds all minimum qualification requirements and has provided the required payment and performance bonds. The item has no sponsor. The requester is Transportation and Public Works. The cost is not stated. The final action is not stated. The effective date and expiration date are not stated. No registered lobbyist is listed. The indexes and sponsors are NONE. The sunset provision is No. The item has 12 pages. The report from the Office of Agenda Coordination on 7/27/2026 states 'DTPW - Bruce Libhaber - no sponsor - pending September cmte - Attachment: Contract - item has 12 pages'. The report from the County Attorney on 8/4/2026 states 'returned with edits'. The report from the County Attorney on 8/17/2026 states 'item revised'. The report from the County Attorney on 8/18/2026 states 'Assigned' to Bruce Libhaber with a due date of 8/28/2026. The Office of Agenda Coordination was assigned on 8/17/2026. Roy Coley assigned on 7/27/2026. The Office of Agenda Coordination assigned on 7/27/2026. The agenda date is 10/6/2026 and the agenda item number is 8N. The file type is Resolution. The version is 0. The control is Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee. The file name is CONTRACT AWARD FOR REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178. The introduced date is 7/27/2026. The title is RESOLUTION AWARDING CONTRACT FOR THE PROJECT TITLED REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178 ALONG NE 10 AVENUE OVER CANAL A, PROJECT NO. 20240256, BETWEEN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY AND INTERSTATE CONSTRUCTION, LLC, IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $7,559,782.90, INCLUSIVE OF A CONTINGENCY ALLOWANCE OF $630,115.45; AND AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY MAYOR OR COUNTY MAYOR'S DESIGNEE TO EXECUTE SAME AND EXERCISE THE PROVISIONS CONTAINED THEREIN, INCLUDING TERMINATION. The header is from Daniella Levine Cava, Mayor, to Honorable Chairman Anthony Rodriguez and Members, Board of County Commissioners. The subject is Contract Award Recommendation for Replacement Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue Over Canal A, RPQ No. 20240256, to Interstate Construction, LLC in the Amount of $7,559,782.90. The staff recommendation is approval. The executive summary states the item seeks Board approval to award a construction contract to Interstate Construction, LLC in the amount of $7,559,782.90 for the replacement of Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue Over Canal A. The project will be delivered over a 1,090-day term and is funded through Mobility Impact Fees (MIF). The existing bridge, constructed in 1950, is classified as functionally obsolete and exhibits structural deterioration, including deck cracking, corrosion of structural steel, and deterioration of expansion joints and embankment protection. The proposed project will replace the bridge and bring it into compliance with current structural, safety, and multimodal design standards, including wider sidewalks, upgraded guardrails, and drainage improvements. These improvements will enhance safety, improve system resilience, and extend the useful life of this critical crossing. The recommendation states approval of this contract award to Interstate Construction, LLC for a term of 1,090-days and value of $7,559,782.90 is recommended to address a deteriorating bridge that no longer meets current safety and design standards. Deferring replacement would increase lifecycle costs, exacerbate structural deficiencies and heighten risks to public safety and system reliability. The contract was competitively procured under the MCC 7360 Plan (RPQ No. 20240256), and two bids were received. Interstate Construction, LLC was determined to be the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. The apparent low bid exceeds the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent. This variance was independently evaluated by the Engineer of Record, ASA Consultants, Inc., which determined that the difference is reasonable given current market conditions and project-specific constraints. As documented in the bid analysis, contributing factors include escalation and volatility in bridge construction pricing statewide; limited competition, with only two bidders; and project complexity, including construction over water, proximity to utilities and uncertain permitting durations at the time of bidding. Based on this analysis, ASA Consultants recommended award to Interstate, and DTPW concurs with this determination. Proceeding with award at this time avoids the risk of further cost escalation and schedule delays that could result from readvertisement, while advancing a necessary infrastructure replacement. Board approval is required because the contract amount exceeds the $5,000,000 threshold established under the MCC 7360 Program. The scope states the project is located in Commission District 2, which is represented by Commissioner Marleine Bastien. The delegation of authority is consistent with those authorities granted under the Code of Miami-Dade County. The fiscal impact/funding source states the total fiscal impact of the contract is $7,559,782.90. This amount includes a contingency allowance of $630,115.45 for unforeseen conditions, as well as $628,512.95 in dedicated allowances for off-duty law enforcement, permits, and required program fees. The project is being funded through the following funding source: Program 2000000534 BRIDGE REHABILITATION - COUNTYWIDE IMPROVEMENTS FY 2025-26 Adopted Budget and Multi-Year Capital Plan, Volume 2 - Transportation and Public Works, Page 138, Mobility Impact Fees. The operations and maintenance cost impact is approximately $126,023 and will be absorbed within the Department's General Fund allocation. The life expectancy of asset is a minimum 75-year service life. PTP funding is No. GOB funding is No. ARRA funding is No. The bid open date is 8/20/2025. The bid bond expires 2/20/2026. The bid is valid until 2/20/2026. Bid packages issued are Electronic Downloaded. Bids received: 2. The contract period is 1090 calendar days. The IG fee is included in the base contract: Yes. Art in public places: No. The base estimate is $4,283,146.21. The base contract amount is $5,752,568.00. The contingency allowance is 10% for construction, $575,256.80. The off-duty law enforcement officer allowance is not stated. The bituminous material adjustment allowance is $29,583.25. The permit allowance is $118,332.98 for reimbursement of cost Independent Private Sector Inspector (IPSIG) (.25%) $14,791.62 and for reimbursement of cost Utility Access Program (UAP) $118,332.98. The total amount is $6,608,865.63. The prime contractor is Interstate Construction, LLC. The base contract amount is $6,301,154.50. The contingency allowance is 10% for construction, $630,115.45. The permit allowance is $10,000.00. The other allowances total $628,512.95. The total amount is $7,559,782.90. The company principals are Gustavo H. Graupera. The company qualifier is Gustavo H. Graupera. The company email is [email protected]. The company street address is 2501 SW 160th Avenue, Ste 400, Miramar, Florida 33027. Years in business: 11. Previous contracts with county in the last five years: 3. Sub-contractors and suppliers: Ranger Construction and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. Minimum qualifications exceeded: Yes. Legal requirements: Standard payment and performance bond: Yes. Review committee meeting date: N/A. Signoff date: 01/22/2026. Responsible wages: N/A (Resolution No. R-54-10). Review committee assigned type goal: SBE-CONST N/A, CWP N/A. Mandatory clearing house: Yes. Sea level rise (Ordinance 14-79): Yes. Art in public places: N/A. Sustainable buildings ordinance (I.O. No. 8-8): No. The track record/monitor states the designated staff contact is DTPW Infrastructure Manager, Leonel Salgueiro, (305)-375-2111, [email protected]. Due diligence was conducted in accordance with County procurement requirements. Interstate Construction, LLC was reviewed through the Strategic Procurement Department (SPD) database, which confirmed no violations within the past three years. A review of the firm's performance history indicates that, within the last five years, the contractor has completed multiple County projects and received four evaluations in the Capital Improvements Information System (CIIS), with an average rating of 3.8 out of a maximum of 4.0, reflecting strong performance. The Department verified the firm's corporate status with the Florida Department of State Division of Corporations and confirmed compliance with all applicable licensing and qualification requirements. The contractor meets or exceeds all minimum qualification requirements and has provided the required payment and performance bonds. Due diligence included a review of safety and compliance records. Pursuant to Resolution No. R-1181-18, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Form 300 logs for work-related injuries and illnesses for the past three years are on file and available for review. No significant safety concerns or adverse findings were identified. Compliance checks also confirmed adherence to County requirements, including the Mandatory Clearinghouse, Inspector General provisions, and applicable ordinances such as Sea Level Rise considerations. No adverse findings were identified that would impact the contractor's responsibility determination. Based on this review, Interstate Construction, LLC is deemed a responsible contractor with the experience, capacity, and performance history necessary to successfully deliver the project. The background states the existing bridge (No. 874178), constructed in 1994, is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street. The structure exhibits multiple deficiencies, including cracking in the deck, caps, and piles; corrosion of structural steel beams; deterioration of expansion joints; and erosion of embankment slope protection. The bridge is classified as functionally obsolete, as it does not meet current crashworthiness standards for bridge railings and approach guardrails and does not accommodate current pedestrian and bicycle safety standards. To address these deficiencies, the project will demolish the existing structure and construct a new bridge that meets current structural, hydraulic, and multimodal design standards. The scope of work includes, but is not limited to, maintenance of traffic; removal of the existing bridge; construction of new substructure and superstructure elements; installation of prestressed beams and reinforced concrete components; roadway reconstruction, milling and resurfacing; drainage improvements; installation of guardrails, barriers, and signage; and construction of widened sidewalks, bicycle accommodations, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant pedestrian features. The project also includes construction activities over water, utility coordination and adjustments, and environmental protection measures such as turbidity barriers and erosion control systems. The document is signed by Roy Coley, Deputy Mayor. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Withdrawn
- Address:
- NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street
- Applicant:
- Miami-Dade County; Prime Contractor: Interstate Construction, LLC
CONTRACT AWARD FOR REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178
Resolution to award a construction contract to Interstate Construction, LLC for the Replacement Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, Project No. 20240256, in an amount not to exceed $7,559,782.90. The item was withdrawn on 9/9/2026. The project involves demolishing the existing bridge and constructing a new bridge. The existing bridge is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street. The contract period is 1,090 calendar days. The project is funded through Mobility Impact Fees. The bid open date was 8/20/2025. Two bids were received. The apparent low bid exceeded the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent. The project is located in Commission District 2. The prime contractor is Interstate Construction, LLC, located at 2501 SW 160th Avenue, Ste 400, Miramar, Florida 33027. Sub-contractors and suppliers include Ranger Construction and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. The estimated annual operations and maintenance cost is approximately $126,023. The minimum 75-year service life is stated. The agenda date was 10/6/2026, agenda item number 8N. The file number is 261379. The status is Withdrawn. The requester is Transportation and Public Works. The item was introduced on 7/27/2026. The staff recommendation was approval. The contract was competitively procured under the MCC 7360 Plan (RPQ No. 20240256). The base contract amount is $6,301,154.50. The contingency allowance is $630,115.45. Other allowances total $628,512.95. The total amount is $7,559,782.90. The existing bridge was constructed in 1950 in one section and 1994 in another section of the document. The document states the existing bridge, constructed in 1950, is classified as functionally obsolete and exhibits structural deterioration. The document also states the existing bridge (No. 874178), constructed in 1994, is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street. The project will replace the bridge and bring it into compliance with current structural, safety, and multimodal design standards, including wider sidewalks, upgraded guardrails, and drainage improvements. The scope of work includes maintenance of traffic; removal of the existing bridge; construction of new substructure and superstructure elements; installation of prestressed beams and reinforced concrete components; roadway reconstruction, milling and resurfacing; drainage improvements; installation of guardrails, barriers, and signage; and construction of widened sidewalks, bicycle accommodations, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant pedestrian features. The project also includes construction activities over water, utility coordination and adjustments, and environmental protection measures such as turbidity barriers and erosion control systems. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Withdrawn
- Address:
- NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street
- Applicant:
- Miami-Dade County; Prime Contractor: Interstate Construction, LLC
CONTRACT AWARD FOR REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178
Resolution awarding a construction contract to Interstate Construction, LLC for the Replacement Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, Project No. 20240256, in an amount not to exceed $7,559,782.90, inclusive of a contingency allowance of $630,115.45. The project involves demolishing the existing bridge and constructing a new bridge meeting current structural, safety, and multimodal design standards, including wider sidewalks, upgraded guardrails, and drainage improvements. The contract term is 1,090 calendar days. The project is funded through Mobility Impact Fees. The item was withdrawn on 9/9/2026. The existing bridge is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street. The project is in Commission District 2. The contract was competitively procured under the MCC 7360 Plan (RPQ No. 20240256), with two bids received. Interstate Construction, LLC was determined to be the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. The apparent low bid exceeds the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent, which was independently evaluated by the Engineer of Record, ASA Consultants, Inc., and determined to be reasonable. The existing bridge, constructed in 1994, is classified as functionally obsolete and exhibits structural deterioration. The estimated annual operations and maintenance cost is approximately $126,023. The minimum 75-year service life is expected. The bid open date was 8/20/2025. The bid bond expires 2/20/2026. The bid is valid until 2/20/2026. The base estimate is $4,283,146.21. The base contract amount is $5,752,568.00. The prime contractor is Interstate Construction, LLC, with company principals Gustavo H. Graupera. The contractor's address is 2501 SW 160th Avenue, Ste 400, Miramar, Florida 33027. The contractor has 11 years in business and 3 previous contracts with the county in the last five years. Sub-contractors and suppliers include Ranger Construction and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. The review committee signoff date is 01/22/2026. The designated staff contact is DTPW Infrastructure Manager, Leonel Salgueiro, (305)-375-2111. Due diligence confirmed no violations within the past three years and an average rating of 3.8 out of 4.0 in the Capital Improvements Information System. No significant safety concerns or adverse findings were identified. The item was introduced on 7/27/2026. The agenda date is not stated. The agenda item number is 8N. The final action is not stated. The status is Withdrawn. The withdrawal date is 9/9/2026. The requester is Transportation and Public Works. The infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee is the control. The cost is not stated. The effective date is not stated. The expiration date is not stated. The registered lobbyist is none listed. The sponsors are none. The sunset provision is no. The legislative history includes assignments to the County Attorney and Office of Agenda Coordination. The report from the Office of Agenda Coordination on 7/27/2026 notes DTPW - Bruce Libhaber - no sponsor - pending September cmte - Attachment: Contract - item has 12 pages. The report from the County Attorney on 8/4/2026 notes returned with edits. The report from the Office of Agenda Coordination on 8/17/2026 notes item revised. The withdrawal was by the Office of the Chairperson on 9/9/2026. The contract amount exceeds the $5,000,000 threshold established under the MCC 7360 Program, requiring Board approval. The project will be delivered over a 1,090-day term. The total fiscal impact of the contract is $7,559,782.90, including a contingency allowance of $630,115.45 and $628,512.95 in dedicated allowances for off-duty law enforcement, permits, and required program fees. The funding source is Mobility Impact Fees under program 2000000534 BRIDGE REHABILITATION - COUNTYWIDE IMPROVEMENTS FY 2025-26 Adopted Budget and Multi-Year Capital Plan, Volume 2 - Transportation and Public Works, Page 138. The operations and maintenance cost impact is approximately $126,023 and will be absorbed within the Department's General Fund allocation. The project includes construction activities over water, utility coordination and adjustments, and environmental protection measures such as turbidity barriers and erosion control systems. The scope of work includes maintenance of traffic; removal of the existing bridge; construction of new substructure and superstructure elements; installation of prestressed beams and reinforced concrete components; roadway reconstruction, milling and resurfacing; drainage improvements; installation of guardrails, barriers, and signage; and construction of widened sidewalks, bicycle accommodations, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant pedestrian features. The existing bridge is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street. The project is in Commission District 2, represented by Commissioner Marleine Bastien. The apparent low bid exceeds the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent. Contributing factors include escalation and volatility in bridge construction pricing statewide; limited competition, with only two bidders; and project complexity, including construction over water, proximity to utilities and uncertain permitting durations at the time of bidding. ASA Consultants recommended award to Interstate, and DTPW concurs. Proceeding with award at this time avoids the risk of further cost escalation and schedule delays that could result from readvertisement. The contractor meets or exceeds all minimum qualification requirements and has provided the required payment and performance bonds. Pursuant to Resolution No. R-1181-18, OSHA Form 300 logs for work-related injuries and illnesses for the past three years are on file and available for review. No significant safety concerns or adverse findings were identified. Compliance checks confirmed adherence to County requirements, including the Mandatory Clearinghouse, Inspector General provisions, and applicable ordinances such as Sea Level Rise considerations. No adverse findings were identified that would impact the contractor's responsibility determination. Interstate Construction, LLC is deemed a responsible contractor. The existing bridge, constructed in 1994, is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street. The structure exhibits multiple deficiencies, including cracking in the deck, caps, and piles; corrosion of structural steel beams; deterioration of expansion joints; and erosion of embankment slope protection. The bridge is classified as functionally obsolete, as it does not meet current crashworthiness standards for bridge railings and approach guardrails and does not accommodate current pedestrian and bicycle safety standards. The project will demolish the existing structure and construct a new bridge. The document does not state a street address for the project site, only the location along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street. The document does not state a parcel or folio number. The document does not state the project size in acreage, number of units, or square footage. The document does not state a zoning or use change. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document does not state a decision of approved, denied, or deferred, but the status is Withdrawn. The document does not state the agenda date. The document does not state the cost. The document does not state the effective date or expiration date. The document does not state the final action. The document does not state the business opportunity beyond the contract award amount and scope of work. The document does not state any public comment or stakeholder sentiment. The document does not state a decision of approved, denied, or deferred, but the status is Withdrawn. The document does not state the agenda date. The document does not state the cost. The document does not state the effective date or expiration date. The document does not state the final action. The document does not state the business opportunity beyond the contract award amount and scope of work.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Withdrawn
- Address:
- NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street
- Applicant:
- Interstate Construction, LLC
CONTRACT AWARD FOR REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178
Resolution to award a construction contract to Interstate Construction, LLC for the replacement of Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, Project No. 20240256, in an amount not to exceed $7,559,782.90, inclusive of a contingency allowance of $630,115.45. The project will be delivered over a 1,090-day term and is funded through Mobility Impact Fees. The existing bridge, constructed in 1950 (though the background section states 1994), is classified as functionally obsolete and exhibits structural deterioration. The project will replace the bridge and bring it into compliance with current structural, safety, and multimodal design standards, including wider sidewalks, upgraded guardrails, and drainage improvements. The contract was competitively procured under the MCC 7360 Plan (RPQ No. 20240256), and two bids were received. Interstate Construction, LLC was determined to be the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. The apparent low bid exceeds the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent. This variance was independently evaluated by the Engineer of Record, ASA Consultants, Inc., which determined that the difference is reasonable given current market conditions and project-specific constraints. The status of the item is Withdrawn. The agenda date was 10/6/2026. The item was introduced on 7/27/2026. The project is located in Commission District 2, which is represented by Commissioner Marleine Bastien. The total fiscal impact of the contract is $7,559,782.90. This amount includes a contingency allowance of $630,115.45 for unforeseen conditions, as well as $628,512.95 in dedicated allowances for off-duty law enforcement, permits, and required program fees. The estimated annual operations and maintenance cost is approximately $126,023. The minimum service life is 75 years. The bid open date was 8/20/2025. The bid bond expires on 2/20/2026. The bid is valid until 2/20/2026. The base estimate was $4,283,146.21. The base contract amount was $5,752,568.00. The prime contractor is Interstate Construction, LLC. The company street address is 2501 SW 160th Avenue, Ste 400, Miramar, Florida 33027. The company has been in business for 11 years. The company has had 3 previous contracts with the county in the last five years. Sub-contractors and suppliers include Ranger Construction and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. The review committee signoff date was 01/22/2026. The designated staff contact to track and monitor this contract is DTPW Infrastructure Manager, Leonel Salgueiro, (305)-375-2111. Due diligence was conducted in accordance with County procurement requirements. Interstate Construction, LLC was reviewed through the Strategic Procurement Department (SPD) database, which confirmed no violations within the past three years. The contractor has completed multiple County projects and received four evaluations in the Capital Improvements Information System (CIIS), with an average rating of 3.8 out of a maximum of 4.0. The Department verified the firm's corporate status with the Florida Department of State Division of Corporations and confirmed compliance with all applicable licensing and qualification requirements. The contractor meets or exceeds all minimum qualification requirements and has provided the required payment and performance bonds. Pursuant to Resolution No. R-1181-18, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Form 300 logs for work-related injuries and illnesses for the past three years are on file and available for review. No significant safety concerns or adverse findings were identified. Compliance checks also confirmed adherence to County requirements, including the Mandatory Clearinghouse, Inspector General provisions, and applicable ordinances such as Sea Level Rise considerations. No adverse findings were identified that would impact the contractor's responsibility determination. Based on this review, Interstate Construction, LLC is deemed a responsible contractor with the experience, capacity, and performance history necessary to successfully deliver the project. The existing bridge (No. 874178), constructed in 1994, is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street. The structure exhibits multiple deficiencies, including cracking in the deck, caps, and piles; corrosion of structural steel beams; deterioration of expansion joints; and erosion of embankment slope protection. The bridge is classified as functionally obsolete, as it does not meet current crashworthiness standards for bridge railings and approach guardrails and does not accommodate current pedestrian and bicycle safety standards. To address these deficiencies, the project will demolish the existing structure and construct a new bridge that meets current structural, hydraulic, and multimodal design standards. The scope of work includes, but is not limited to, maintenance of traffic; removal of the existing bridge; construction of new substructure and superstructure elements; installation of prestressed beams and reinforced concrete components; roadway reconstruction, milling and resurfacing; drainage improvements; installation of guardrails, barriers, and signage; and construction of widened sidewalks, bicycle accommodations, and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant pedestrian features. The project also includes construction activities over water, utility coordination and adjustments, and environmental protection measures such as turbidity barriers and erosion control systems.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Withdrawn
- Address:
- NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street
- Applicant:
- Miami-Dade County
CONTRACT AWARD FOR REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178
Resolution awarding a construction contract to Interstate Construction, LLC for the Replacement Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, Project No. 20240256, in an amount not to exceed $7,559,782.90, inclusive of a contingency allowance of $630,115.45. The project is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street in Commission District 2. The existing bridge, constructed in 1950 (also stated as 1994 in the background section), is functionally obsolete and will be demolished and replaced with a new bridge meeting current structural, safety, and multimodal design standards, including wider sidewalks, upgraded guardrails, drainage improvements, bicycle accommodations, and ADA-compliant pedestrian features. The contract period is 1,090 calendar days. The project is funded through Mobility Impact Fees. The item was withdrawn from the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026. The bid was opened on 8/20/2025, and the bid bond expires on 2/20/2026. The contract was competitively procured under the MCC 7360 Plan (RPQ No. 20240256), with two bids received. The apparent low bid exceeds the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent, which was evaluated by ASA Consultants, Inc. and determined reasonable. The contractor has completed multiple County projects in the last five years with an average rating of 3.8 out of 4.0. Sub-contractors and suppliers include Ranger Construction and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. The estimated annual operations and maintenance cost is approximately $126,023. The asset life expectancy is a minimum of 75 years. The staff recommendation is approval. The final action is not stated. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Withdrawn from the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee on 9/10/2026; staff recommendation is approval
- Address:
- NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street
- Applicant:
- Interstate Construction, LLC
CONTRACT AWARD FOR REPLACEMENT BRIDGE NO. 874178
Resolution awarding a construction contract to Interstate Construction, LLC for the Replacement Bridge No. 874178 along NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, Project No. 20240256, in an amount not to exceed $7,559,782.90, inclusive of a contingency allowance of $630,115.45. The project is located along NE 10 Avenue approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street, in Commission District 2. The existing bridge, constructed in 1950 (also stated as 1994 in the background), is functionally obsolete and will be demolished and replaced with a new bridge meeting current structural, safety, and multimodal design standards, including wider sidewalks, upgraded guardrails, and drainage improvements. The contract period is 1,090 calendar days. The item was introduced on 7/27/2026 and was withdrawn at the Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee meeting on 9/10/2026. The bid opening date was 8/20/2025, and two bids were received. The apparent low bid exceeded the Engineer's estimate by approximately 26 percent, which was evaluated and deemed reasonable by the Engineer of Record, ASA Consultants, Inc. The project is funded through Mobility Impact Fees. The estimated annual operations and maintenance cost is approximately $126,023. The minimum service life of the asset is 75 years. The prime contractor is Interstate Construction, LLC, with company principals Gustavo H. Graupera, located at 2501 SW 160th Avenue, Ste 400, Miramar, Florida 33027. Sub-contractors and suppliers include Ranger Construction and Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. The designated staff contact is DTPW Infrastructure Manager, Leonel Salgueiro, (305)-375-2111. No public comment or stakeholder sentiment is stated in the document.
- Board:
- Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology Committee
- Date:
- 2026-09-10
- Type:
- Resolution
- Decision:
- Withdrawn
- Address:
- NE 10 Avenue over Canal A, approximately 200 feet north of NE 83rd Street
- Applicant:
- Interstate Construction, LLC
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