AMBRO’s team oversees the design, engineering, and construction management of land development, municipal, residential and commercial sites, roadway, water and sanitary sewer, stormwater management, environmental assessment report, remediation plan, land development and solid waste management projects.
Transportation
AMBRO has performed civil engineering design and engineering construction management for numerous airport projects. These projects include the design of the drainage system for the improvements of Miami International Airport perimeter road, the design and construction management of the drainage swales and control structures surrounding the MIA fuel farm. AMBRO’s principal participated in the design of the storm water management facilities for the roadway improvements on Perimeter Road from Central Blvd to west of NW 57th Avenue. The project involved the design of hybrid drainage systems composed of exfiltration trenches, storm sewer, pollution retardant/overflow structure and positive discharge to nearby canal.
AMBRO provided construction management services for the MIA Aviation Fuel Storage and Distribution Systems improvements include the North Station Pumps upgrade, installation of Tank #21 Dike Area Containment, Modification to the Truck Containment Pad at the West Cargo Truck Loading Rack, and other improvements.
Case Studies
Flordia Department of Transportation
AMBRO was involved in the drainage design for Sandy Lane, Lee County. This project involves the design of a combination of lakes and dry retention systems to collect stormwater runoff from 2.5 miles of new roadway along with adjacent development. Our team participated in the parking occupancy data collection as part of the Baptist Hospital Expansion Project. AMBRO’s team works on various traffic data collection projects throughout Miami-Dade County. In Fort Myers, Florida, AMBRO was responsible for the design of the drainage system for the 2.5 mile extension of Sandy Lane Road.
AMBRO was involved in the pavement widening design of the Intersection of N.W. 20th Avenue and N.W. 36th Street (SR 25) as part of an intersection improvement project.
