Projects

Work for public owners in Florida and Puerto Rico.

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First Street Neighborhood Improvement: Master Stormwater Pump Station

City of Miami Beach. Electrical and I&C engineer of record.

Electrical and instrumentation and controls design for a quintuplex master stormwater pump station with a 3.0 MVA standby generator, the highest-flow station in our portfolio.

  • 200,000GPM
  • 5pumps
  • 3.0MVA generator
West Avenue stormwater pump station under construction in Miami Beach

West Avenue Neighborhood Improvement, Phase II

City of Miami Beach, design-build. Electrical and I&C engineer of record.

Electrical and I&C design, permitting, and post-design services within a resiliency program that also raised roadways and replaced water and sewer systems. Scope includes a sextuplex master stormwater pump station, seven water quality well stations, a 1.25 MVA standby generator with a 5,000 gallon UL 142 fuel tank, RTUs, and SCADA.

  • 120,000GPM
  • 810HP sextuplex
  • $105Mprogram value

Construction starting

Quebradillas WTP and RWI: Microgrid, Storage, and Substation

PRASA, Puerto Rico. Senior technical lead and electrical engineer of record.

Design delivered to PRASA with the 100% bid set, with construction about to begin. A $60M rehabilitation with a PV and battery storage microgrid and LUMA interconnection, a new 38 kV substation with a 300 m overhead line, and a new electrical room designed to be fully constructed before reconnection work begins. Voltage drop was analyzed across eight operating scenarios, with the governing case at 1.85% against LUMA's 3% limit. As part of the project, Green Dade performed a thermographic inspection of the raw water intake overhead distribution lines along 1.7 km to identify hot spots and deficiencies.

  • 16MWh BESS
  • 2,530+PV modules
  • 38kV substation
  • 1.7km thermographic inspection
  • $60Mconstruction value

Vieques WWTP Distributed Electrical System

PRASA, Vieques, Puerto Rico. Electrical engineer of record.

A $20M island microgrid. The project includes a fully separate new electrical system, two generators, and medium voltage switchgear near the existing utility point of connection, so the transfer requires only a brief switchover. It also includes 8 MWh of battery storage, with capacity for expansion to 16 MWh.

  • 8MWh BESS, expandable to 16 MWh
  • 3,544PV modules, 2,536 new
  • $20Mconstruction value

Out to bid

Las Bocas WTP Rehabilitation

PRASA, Barranquitas, Puerto Rico. Electrical, I&C, and SCADA engineer of record.

Complete electrical rehabilitation across the raw water intake, intermediate tank, and plant, including MCCs and generators. With a constrained electrical room, the design places the new MCC in a separate area so it can be built before the existing MCC is removed, keeping the plant in service. When the owner requested budget reductions, Green Dade separated required work from optional improvements and rescoped the project while preserving its core function.

  • 3sites
  • $21.8Mconstruction value

Out to bid

Las Marías Water Distribution System Improvements

PRASA, Las Marías, Puerto Rico. Electrical engineer of record.

Electrical design for ten pump stations and four storage tank sites in the Las Marías water distribution system, carried from 60 percent design through bid documents. Work includes electrical demolition, upgraded distribution, emergency generator integration, across-the-line and soft starters for pumps up to 40 HP, solar-powered area lighting and sensors at the tank sites, and LUMA coordination for service relocations and new service points.

  • 10pump stations
  • 4tank sites

Out to bid

Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation, North Region

PRASA, Vega Baja and Morovis, Puerto Rico. Electrical engineer of record.

Design-build rehabilitation of six wastewater pump stations: Villas de la Playa and Parcelas Márquez in Vega Baja, and Unibón 2, 3, and 4 and Valle Barahona in Morovis. Electrical scope covers the basis of design and preliminary design for service and power distribution, standby generators with automatic transfer switches, SCADA provisions, and hazardous location classification at each wet well.

  • 6pump stations

Out to bid

Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation, Phase 1 North

PRASA, Morovis, Florida, Lares, and Toa Alta, Puerto Rico. Electrical engineer of record.

Rehabilitation of four wastewater pump stations: Cruz Rosario, Las Vegas, Palmas del Sol, and Piñas. Green Dade took over the electrical design at 90 percent, resolved PRASA review comments, and completed the signed and sealed 100 percent construction documents, including the electrical service improvements submitted for LUMA certification.

  • 4pump stations
Utility truck at a sewage lift station

Local Wastewater Pump Stations

Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department. Electrical engineer of record.

Rehabilitation and upgrade of local wastewater pump stations with new services, control panels, RTUs, SCADA, and permanent generators, with equipment designed to FEMA flood criteria.

  • 13pump stations

Pump Station Arc Flash and Coordination Program

Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department

Field data collection, fault current verification with FPL, arc flash models, site reports, and NFPA 70E compliance documentation across the department's pump station network.

  • 143pump stations

Smart City and Lighting, Phase 1C

City of Miami Beach. Lighting engineer of record, QA/QC manager, and CEI project manager.

Part of the city's $25M Smart City Lighting initiative, launched after a citywide photometric study found most roadways outside illuminance and uniformity standards. Green Dade prepared retrofit plans for more than 1,000 poles, completed the Lighting Design Analysis Report, and integrated a new lighting management system for power control, dimming, and monitoring, following the city's approved product list.

In construction, Green Dade provides CEI services: daily inspections, schedule of values and cost tracking, RFI management, lighting control node installation and testing, and resident coordination. Earlier program phases, led by Green Dade's principal, produced the citywide lighting inventory, the Lighting Master Plan, and the city's approved product list.

  • 1,004poles retrofitted
  • $3.5MPhase 1C construction
  • $25Mcitywide program

Intersection and Lighting Improvements

Miami-Dade County DTPW, Highway Engineering Division. Lighting engineer of record.

Lighting design for six work orders under the county's intersection and pedestrian safety contract: three signalized intersections in Miami Lakes and northwest Miami-Dade, decorative corridor lighting on NW 18 Avenue and NW 46 Street, and a midblock crosswalk on Brickell Key. Designs follow FDOT lighting criteria and combine new conventional poles, LED retrofits of existing poles, teardrop decorative lighting, and FPL lighting as each location required, coordinated with the City of Miami, the Town of Miami Lakes, and FPL. At Cow Pen Road and Miami Lakes Drive, Green Dade redesigned the intersection lighting with all new poles at the Town's request.

  • 6work orders
  • 3signalized intersections
  • $5Mconstruction value

The Underline, Phase 3

Miami-Dade County DTPW. Lighting engineer of record: Edmundo Rodriguez, P.E.

Pedestrian and multi-use trail lighting along the Metrorail corridor for the third phase of Miami's linear park. Phase 3 is nearing completion, with multiple segments already open to the public.

MSC Cruise Terminal: Peer Review and Utility Assessment

PortMiami. Electrical manager, electrical reviewer, and QC manager: Edmundo Rodriguez, P.E.

Electrical review within an independent A&E peer review of the new MSC terminal at Berth 8, the combined concourse to Berth 9, building additions, and site improvements. The work continued with a preliminary utility assessment for the future Berth 10 expansion, comparing existing capacity with projected demand and identifying connection points and required upgrades.

  • $414Mterminal construction
  • 3berths

MIA Terminal-Wide Reroofing and Lightning System Upgrades

Miami-Dade Aviation Department. MEP lead and electrical and communications engineer of record: Edmundo Rodriguez, P.E., principal experience prior to Green Dade.

Program verification and schematic design for reroofing the North, Central, and South Terminals at Miami International Airport, across 24 roof sectors from 3,000 to more than 40,000 SF. Work included field verification of above-roof and above-ceiling conditions, inventory and impact tracking of roof-mounted MEP equipment, baseline BIM and 3D mapping, code compliance reviews under NEC, NFPA, FBC, FAA, and TSA requirements, and sequencing plans to keep terminal operations running during construction.

  • 24roof sectors
  • 3terminals
  • $180Mestimated construction
Miami-Dade County fleet truck charging at a Level 2 station

Fleet EV Charging Stations

Miami-Dade County Department of Solid Waste Management

Concept design through construction management for new dedicated services and Level 2 charging at two sites, including FPL coordination, paving, striping, bollards, and signage.

  • 10vehicles per site
  • 2sites

Public Housing Electrical Recertifications

Miami-Dade County Public Housing and Community Development

Inspections, deficiency reports, and repair design for distribution, grounding, and overcurrent protection at multifamily sites including Little Havana Homes and Lemon City.

Ongoing

Raw Water Intake Pumping, Puerto Rico

Electrical and I&C engineer of record, in design

Electrical design for a high-capacity raw water intake pump station with six 1,250 HP motors on new 4.16 kV double-ended switchgear.

  • 7,500HP
  • 90MGD
  • 62,500GPM

Ongoing

WWTP Tertiary Filters, Puerto Rico

Electrical and I&C engineer of record, in design

Electrical and I&C design for new tertiary filters, generator relocation, and SCADA at a wastewater treatment plant.

  • 1.8MGD plant

Ongoing

CP-1 Booster Pump Station

Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department

I&C, HVAC, and plumbing design for a wastewater booster pump station with variable frequency drive pumps and WASD SCADA integration.

  • 35MGD
  • 5x 280 HP VFD pumps
Construction plan detail of an airside EV charger pedestal with protective bollards and cable retriever

Ongoing

MIA Concourses H and J: Airside EV Charging Rehabilitation

Miami-Dade Aviation Department

Rehabilitation of airside EV charging for ground support equipment at ramp level locations, with charger pedestals, protective bollards, and cable retrievers designed to MDAD standards.

  • 5ramp level locations

Ongoing

MBPD CCTV and Fiber Infrastructure

City of Miami Beach Police Department. Lead designer, engineer of record, and project manager.

Progressive design of the police department's citywide CCTV and communications network: a fiber optic backbone, conduit systems, communications cabinets, load centers, and camera poles in parks, commercial corridors, and along the beachwalk. Services include site investigation, utility coordination, permit-ready construction documents to FDOT specifications and City standards, and support through permitting, bidding, and construction, with provisions for future smart city expansion.

  • 7+miles of fiber backbone
  • 80+facilities connected

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