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WELCOME

TO THE 2026 EDITION OF THE FLORIDA ENGINEERING SOCIETY’S ANNUAL DIRECTORY &

GUIDE!

Dear Members,

It is my honor to welcome you to this year’s Annual Directory of the Florida Engineering Society. This publication is more than a resource—it is a reflection of our shared commitment to advancing the engineering profession and serving the communities of Florida.

The mission of FES is clear and inspiring: to advocate for the engineering profession, promote the ethical and competent practice of engineering, and protect the public health, safety, and welfare. Every initiative we undertake, every conversation we lead, and every partnership we build is rooted in this mission. It reminds us that our work is not only technical but also deeply impactful on the lives of Floridians.

As we look ahead, let us continue to champion innovation, mentorship, and collaboration. Together, we will strengthen our profession, support the next generation of engineers, and ensure that FES remains a trusted voice in shaping Florida’s future.

Thank you for your dedication and engagement. I encourage you to use this directory as a tool to connect, collaborate, and contribute to our vibrant engineering community.

With gratitude and optimism,

David Keough, PE President, Florida Engineering Society

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FES VISION:

FES promotes and defends the professional interests of all engineers in the state of Florida.

FES MISSION:

FES supports engineering education, advocates licensure, promotes the ethical and competent practice of engineering, and enhances the image and well-being of all engineers in the state of Florida; and furthers the public’s knowledge and understanding of the importance of the profession.

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the Florida Engineering Society Annual Directory and Guide as part of their membership benefits. Editorial matter, change of address, and correspondence regarding advertising should be mailed to: FES, P.O. Box 750, Tallahassee, FL 32302 or email fes@fleng.org.

Opinions expressed by authors herein are not necessarily those of the Society. As a matter of policy, FES does not endorse any items, products, or services appearing in advertisements.

FES BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David A. Keough, PE FES President keough.david@gmail.com (352) 572-1024

Rick Acree, PE ACEC President rick.acree@terracon.com (407) 740-6110

Jonathan J. Gotwald, PE VP Region IV jgotwald@osborn-eng.com (727) 209-0436 x16305

Jose L. Acosta, PE FES President-Elect jacosta@chenmoore.com (954) 260-3987

Bryant A. King, PE VP Region I bking@halff.com (850) 528-1044

David Cowan, Jr., PE VP Region V Dcowan2fau@gmail.com (561) 255-7492

Amber L. Gartner, PE Vice President of Finance amber.gartner@kimley-horn.com (352) 817-1199

Gabriel S. Pastrana, PE VP Region II g.pastrana@outlook.com (904) 536-3716

Gregory S. Stevens, PE VP Region VI greg.stevens@collierseng.com (813) 207-1061 x4933

Charles W. Davis, Jr., Ph.D., CSSGB FES Past President davisc14@erau.edu (407) 694-4712

Ryan Blaida, PE VP Region III ryan.blaida@arcadis.com (407) 284-5140

Juan C. Prieto, PE, PMP VP Region VII jprieto@nova-consulting.com (786) 295-3575

PRACTICE SECTION CHAIRS

Rafael E. Jimenez, PE FECON Chair rafaele.jimenez@cemex.com (407) 310-9655

Jamie M. Graham, PE FEMC/FBPE Liaison jamiegraham@melvineng.com (850) 671-7221

Eric A. McAra, PE Central Florida State Director ericm@ksmengineering.net (407) 878-7033

Jeffrey H. Greenfield, Ph.D., PE, BCEE.LEED AP, EV SP FEE Chair jeffhgreenfield@aol.com (954) 804-3397

Edgar Coapman, Jr., E.I. Historian E2Coapman@gmail.com (772) 464-3537

Matthew McLeer, PE Daytona Beach State Director m_mcleer@hotmail.com (386) 225-9378

Shari J. Ramirez, PE Miami State Director sharijohanarv@gmail.com (786) 357-1472 Mitchell L. Hudson, PE Myakka State Director mitch.hudson@kimley-horn.com (941) 962-3328

(217) 416-3111

Jesse VanEyk, PE FPEG Chair jvaneyk@sfwmd.gov (954) 707-7051

STATE DIRECTORS

Jarrod M. Lee, PE Big Bend State Director jarrod.lee@wsp.com (850) 524-4717

Monica M. Wallis, PE Emerald Coast State Director mwallis@dwuinc.com (850) 217-8962

State Director eponce@hntb.com (863) 804-3088

Carnot W. Evans, PE FPEI Chair carnot3@yahoo.com (407) 810-2138

Daniel S. Suarez, PE Broward State Director daniel.suarez@hdrinc.com

Alan J. Garri, PE Forest State Director alan.garri@kimley-horn.com

Benjamin A. Blitch, PE Gulf Coast State Director benblitchpe@gmail.com (850) 819-5984

Kevin Dowty, PE Calusa State Director kdowty@bowman.com

Will B. Cornelius., PE Indian River State Director WillC@ksmengineering.net (772) 589-0712

David Ortiz, PE Tampa State Director david.ortiz@volkert.com (813) 382-1915

Steven Frink, PE Treasure Coast

FES PAST PRESIDENTS

Charles W. Davis, Jr., Ph.D., CSSGB .................................................. 2024-25

Ronald M. Colas, PE, SI, FES Fellow .......................................... 2023-24

Kelly Cranford, PE, ENV SP .................................... .................................. 2022-23

Carlos A. Penin, PE 2021-22

Adam Schildmeier, PE 2020-21

Marcos Y. Montes De Oca, PE ............................................................... 2019-20

JW Hunter, PE .................................................................................................. 2018-19

Peter J. Sheridan III, PE .............................................................................. 2017-18

Larry M. Smith, PE ......................................................................................... 2016-17

Clay M. Tappan, PE, BCEE 2015-16

Terrence J. Hull, PE 2014-15

Glenn E. Forrest, PE 2013-14

Angelina Gou Fairchild, PE, LEED AP 2012-13

Charlotte A. Maddox, PE, D.WRE, F.NSPE 2011-12

Robert W. “Bob” Higgins, PE 2010-11

Terrance N. Glunt, PE 2009-10

Danielle Pitt Slaterpryce, PE 2008-09

D. Edward Davis, PE 2007-08

Yassi M. Myers, PE 2006-07

John R. Hall, PE, F.NSPE 2005-06

Mark L. Mongeau, PE, F.NSPE 2004-05

Shannon R. LaRocque, PE 2003-04

John B. Zumwalt III, PE 2002-03

Scott W. Davidson, PE 2001-02

Dennis Daughters, PE, F.NSPE 2000-01

Juan C. Guerra, PE 1999-00

Christian S. Bauer, PhD, PE, F.NSPE 1998-99

Robert L. Matthews, PE.............................................................................. 1997-98

Jeffrey Arey, PE, F.NSPE 1996-97

Charles H. Carlan, PE, PLS, F.ACEC 1995-96

Robert D. Kersten, PhD, PE, F.NSPE ................................................ 1994-95

Victor N. DeCario, PE 1993-94

Kevin J. Cooley, PE, F.NSPE 1992-93

Richard B. Gassett, PE 1991-92

Charles Hanskat, PE 1990-91

Donald L. Goddeau, PE, F.NSPE 1989-90

Kermit L. Prime, PE, BCEE, F.NSPE 1988-89

George R. Knecht, PE, F.NSPE 1988

Charles E. “Skip” Cook, PE 1987-88

Melvin W. Anderson, PhD, PE 1986-87

John W. Harllee, PE 1985-86

Raymond W. Miller, PE 1984-85

Henn Rebane, PE, F.NSPE 1983-84

David C. Weaver, PE 1982-83

John D. Buckley, PE 1981-82

Henry E. Woodward, PE 1980-81

Waldron M. McLellon, PE 1979-80

John A. Grant, PE, PLS, F.NSPE 1978-79

Eugene C. Figg, PE 1977-78

E.F. Hubacker, PE 1976-77

John W. Hoover, PE 1975-76

A. Ray Miller, PE 1974-75

Phillip E. Searcy, PE ....................................................................................... 1973-74

William M. Bishop, PE

Eugene N. Bechamps, PE

1972-73

1971-72

David F. Ludovici, PE .................................................................................... 1970-71

Roy H. Barto, PE

E. Gex Williams, PE

Thomas D. Furman, PE

Roland M. Lee, PE

Albert E. O’Neall, PE

1969-70

1968-69

1967-68

1966-67

Andrew L. Pickens, PE 1965-66

1964-65

William A. Watson, PE 1963-64

E.R. Hendrickson, PE 1962-63

George Kinsman, PE 1961-62

James F. Shivler, PE 1960-61

Thomas L. Bransford, PE 1959-60

Harold D. Briley, PE 1958-59

John B. Miller, PE 1957-58

Herbert C. Gee, PE 1956-57

Harvey F. Pierce, PE 1955-56

John F. Reynolds, PE 1954-55

Earle M. Rader, PE 1953-54

David B. Lee, PE 1952-53

Walter H. Beisler, PE 1951-52

E.A. Nordstorm, PE 1950-51

A.P. Michaels, PE 1949-50

Wylie W. Gillespie, PE 1948-49

Milton B. Garris, PE 1947-48

Edmund Friedman, PE 1946-47

Ralph E. Wendt, PE ...................................................................................... 1945-46

J.H. Dowling, PE 1944-45

J. Wylly Keck, PE 1943-44

L.B. Thrasher, PE 1942-43

Alexander Blair, PE 1941-42

Joseph Weil, PE ............................................................................................... 1940-41

F.D. Banning, PE 1939-40

H.J. Morrison, PE 1938-39

A.L. Pfau, PE 1937-38

C.F. Imeson, PE 1936-37

R.M. Angas, PE .................................................................................................. 1935-36

J.E. Walker, PE 1934-35

W.E. Sheddon, PE 1933-34

C.C. Brown, PE 1932-33

P.L. Reed, PE 1931-32

P. Kendrick, PE .................................................................................................. 1930-31

F.C. Elliott, PE 1929-30

C.A. Browne, PE 1928-29

G.W. Simons, PE 1927-28

H.D. Mendenhall, PE 1926-27

J.R. Benton, PE 1925-26

C.H. Ruggles, PE 1924-25

W.W. Fineren, PE 1923-24

G.R. Ramsey, PE 1922-23

C.S. Hammatt, PE 1921-22

R.D. Martin, PE 1920-21

B. Johnson, PE 1919-20

R.E. Chandler, PE 1918-19

L.D. Smoot, PE 1917-18

FSPE PRESIDENTS

John F. Reynolds, PE 1954-55

John E. Kiker, PE 1953-54

Stanley Warth, PE 1952-53

E.A. Anderson, PE 1951-52

Sam P. Turnbull, PE 1950-51

Joe Williamson, PE 1949-50

H.D. Mendenhall, PE 1948-49

FES STAFF

Cherie Pinsky Chief Operating Officer cpinsky@fleng.org

Meridith Glass Director of Events mglass@fleng.org

Annette Smith Membership Coordinator asmith@fleng.org

Amanda D. Hudson, QAS Director of Board Relations & Governance ahudson@fleng.org

Stacey Butler Director of Marketing & Communications sbutler@fleng.org

Lorelei Lamarre Communications Coordinator llamarre@fleng.org

Laura Heiselman Director of Government & Political Affairs lheiselman@fleng.org

Karen Franklin Accounting Manager karen.franklin@fleng.org

Kamryn Hacker Event Planner khacker@fleng.org

CHAPTERS & REGIONS

REGION 1: PANHANDLE

Big Bend Chapter Franklin, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Taylor & Wakulla Counties

Emerald Coast Chapter Okaloosa & Walton Counties

Gulf Coast Chapter Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson & Washington Counties

Northwest Chapter Escambia & Santa Rosa Counties

REGION 2: NORTH CENTRAL

Forest Chapter Citrus, Levy & Marion Counties

North Central Chapter

Alachua, Dixie, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, Putnam & Suwannee Counties

Northeast Chapter Baker, Bradford, Clay, Columbia, Duval, Nassau, St. Johns & Union Counties

REGION 3: EAST CENTRAL

Central Chapter Lake, Orange, Osceola, Seminole & Sumter Counties

Daytona Beach Chapter Flagler & Volusia Counties

Indian River Chapter Brevard & Indian River Counties

REGION 4: WEST CENTRAL

Pinellas Chapter Pinellas County

Ridge Chapter Hardee & Polk Counties

Tampa Chapter Hernando, Hillsborough & Pasco Counties

REGION 5: TREASURE COAST

Palm Beach Chapter Palm Beach County

Treasure Coast Chapter

Highlands, Martin, Okeechobee & St. Lucie Counties

REGION 6: SOUTHWEST

Calusa Chapter

Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry &

REGION 1: PANHANDLE

REGION 2: NORTH CENTRAL

REGION 3: EAST CENTRAL

REGION 4: WEST CENTRAL

REGION 5: TREASURE COAST

REGION 6: SOUTHWEST

REGION 7: GOLD COAST

FLORIDA ENGINEERING SOCIETY

Vision Statement & Mission

FES VISION

FES promotes and defends the professional interests of all engineers in the state of Florida.

FES MISSION STATEMENT

FES supports engineering education, advocates licensure, promotes the ethical and competent practice of engineering, and enhances the image and well-being of all engineers in the state of Florida; and furthers the public’s knowledge and understanding of the importance of the profession.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Stay Current and Maintain Licensure. Year-round educational seminars brought to you by an active Society Development Committee and staff to ensure you meet the state-mandated 18 hours of continuing education. Classes offered online, via correspondence, or at seminars held throughout the state.

LEGISLATIVE INFLUENCE

Promote and Protect the Profession. Direct access to legislative leaders to fight for you during the Florida session and in Washington, D.C. Grassroots approach by members encourages you to get involved. FES is the only organization that represents the profession in the Florida Legislature.

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES

Grow Yourself and Your Business. FES is in your backyard with chapters meeting monthly, publishing newsletters, and getting involved in the community. The Society additionally teams up with key public agencies to offer joint programs. This offers a great setting to build your “bank account” of friends and colleagues for future gains and interest. 5 practice sections promote interaction from different disciplines—private practice, construction, industry, education, and government.

ENGINEERS’ CREED

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

Sharpen Your Personal Skills. With 19 chapters and over 15 committees, FES provides the environment to develop those key leadership skills. Members learn to build teams, enhance public speaking skills, and give back to the community. These contributions are recognized through the FES awards program at the chapter, state and national levels. Members are additionally kept abreast of the latest industry trends through the FES website, Engineering Florida, chapter newsletters, and monthly EngiNews.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Serve Your Community and Enhance Our Image. MATHCOUNTS®, a middle-school coaching and competition program, makes mathematics as challenging, exciting, and prestigious as sports programs. The Florida Engineering Foundation’s mission is to promote and enhance engineering education in Florida.

Applications and information available online.

As a Professional Engineer, I dedicate my professional knowledge to the advancement and betterment of public health, safety, and welfare.

I pledge:

To give the utmost of performance;

To participate in none but honest enterprise;

To live and work according to the highest standards of professional conduct;

To place service before profit, the honor and standing of my profession before personal advantage, and the public welfare above all other considerations.

In humility, I make this pledge.

Adopted by National Society of Professional Engineers, 2021

FES BYLAWS

ARTICLE I - MEMBERSHIP PROCEDURE

1. Membership Application. All applications for membership in the Society shall contain the name of one Corporate member of the Florida Engineering Society who shall be identified as the applicant’s “sponsor.” All applications shall be processed at State Headquarters by the staff to determine if the applicant is qualified for membership in accordance with the membership requirements set forth in the Florida Engineering Society Charter.

2. The Board shall have the power to accept or reject an applicant, to elect qualified persons to any membership classification, to transfer a person from one grade to another, and to waive dues provided just cause is shown.

3. Resignations. Members of any classification resigning from membership shall be liable for payment of the current year’s dues unless such resignation is received within thirty days following the annual billings for dues.

4. Discipline. Members of any classification may be expelled, suspended for a stated period of time, censured, or reprimanded by the Board. For any cause other than nonpayment of dues, such discipline shall occur only after the member charged has been advised of the complaint and has been given a reasonable opportunity for defense and appeal.

5. A member shall be considered in good standing if annual dues are paid within 120 days of the date the dues become payable.

6. A delinquent member whose annual dues are not paid within 6 months of the date the dues become payable shall be removed from the membership rolls.

7. Any member, regardless of the date the membership was established, who has been removed from the membership rolls, may reinstate their membership at any time with payment of a full year of annual dues; and will then be invoiced for annual dues on the anniversary of their reinstatement. Any member who has been removed from the membership rolls that wish to reinstate their membership and maintain consecutive years of membership to comply with other sections of these bylaws may do so with the payment of all current dues and dues in arrears.

8. After 10 years of continuous membership, a member in any grade may apply to the Board in writing for waiver of State Society annual dues because of a disability of a total and permanent nature.

9. Any current member who has been convicted of a felony involving violence or moral turpitude by any court of record in the United States and who has not had his or her civil rights restored pursuant to the law in the jurisdiction of the felony action shall be subject to revocation of membership, and not eligible for membership renewal until such time as his or her civil rights have been restored pursuant to law in the jurisdiction having a venue in the felony action.

10. Any prospective member who has been convicted of a felony involving violence or moral turpitude by any court of record in the United States and who has not had his or her civil rights restored pursuant to the law in the jurisdiction of the felony action is not eligible for membership and shall remain ineligible until such time as his or her civil rights have been restored pursuant to law in the jurisdiction having a venue in the felony action.

ARTICLE II - DUES

1. State Society annual dues for all classifications of membership shall be determined by the Board of Directors.

2. For memberships established prior to January 1, 2018, annual dues shall be payable on October 1st. For memberships established on or after January 1, 2018, annual dues shall be payable on the membership anniversary date.

3. Annual dues shall include a one-year subscription to the official publication of the State Society.

4. A part of each member’s annual dues may be allocated to the Practice Section of their choice in support of the activities of the Section at the

discretion of the Board of Directors. No such allocation will be made to Practice Sections which have received the delegation of government and management under the Charter.

ARTICLE III - ADMINISTRATION

1. The Society’s administrative year shall begin at the time and date the Society’s officers are installed during the Society’s Annual Meeting, and the administrative year shall end at the time and date of the Society’s subsequent Annual Meeting.

2. The President shall have general supervision of the affairs of the Society; preside at all meetings of the Society and Board at which the President is present.

3. The President-Elect shall take office as President-Elect at the close of the administrative year during which the President-Elect was elected. The President-Elect shall automatically become President at the close of the succeeding administrative year. In addition, the President-Elect shall serve as the Secretary of the Society.

4. There shall be one Vice President of Finance, who shall also serve as the Society Treasurer.

5. There shall be seven Regional Vice Presidents representing the seven geographical regions of the state. The seven regions shall consist of the following chapters:

a) Region 1 - Panhandle: Big Bend, Emerald Coast, Gulf Coast, Northwest

b) Region 2 - North Central: Forest, North Central, and Northeast

c) Region 3 - East Central: Central, Daytona, and Indian River

d) Region 4 - West Central: Tampa, Pinellas, and Ridge

e) Region 5 - Treasure Coast: Palm Beach and Treasure Coast

f) Region 6 - Southwest Florida: Calusa and Myakka

g) Region 7 - Florida’s Gold Coast: Miami and Broward

6. Each Regional Vice President shall reside in their represented region.

7. The President-Elect shall preside at meetings in the absence of the President.

8. In the event of a vacancy in the office of President, the President-Elect shall serve as President for the remainder of the administrative year in which the vacancy occurs in addition to the administrative year for which the President-elect was elected. If the President-Elect, while acting as President, is unable to serve for the remainder of the administrative year in which the vacancy occurs, the Executive Committee shall select one of the vice presidents as acting President for the remainder of the administrative year.

9. In the event of a vacancy in any other office, the President shall appoint a qualified person as “acting” to the vacant office; to serve for the remainder of the administrative year in which the vacancy occurs. The office of Historian may remain vacant at the discretion of the President.

10. Duties of Officers. The duties of the President and President-Elect shall be such as their titles by general usage would indicate the duties of the Vice President of Finance, the Florida Board of Professional Engineers (FBPE) Liaison, and the Regional Vice Presidents shall be as described in the latest version of the FES Administrative Policies.

ARTICLE IV - MEETINGS

1. An Annual Meeting shall be held each year at the time and place to be designated by the Board.

2. Special meetings of the membership may be called by a majority vote of the Board and/or by the President upon written request of 5% of the corporate members in good standing. Such meetings shall be called within thirty days after the appropriate request has been filed. No business shall be transacted at a special meeting except that stated in the notice of the meeting, which shall be communicated to all members

FES BYLAWS

fifteen days prior to the meeting date.

3. The Board shall hold at least three regular meetings a year, one of which shall be held at the Annual Meeting of the Society. Board may also meet by teleconference by direction of the President.

4. Electronic meetings and hybrid electronic/in-person meetings may be held at a regularly scheduled meeting or special board meeting. Notice shall be emailed to each board member a minimum of 2 weeks prior to the meeting.

5. Robert’s Rules of Order (Revised) shall govern matters of parliamentary procedures at all meetings of the Society and of the Board.

ARTICLE

V - CHAPTERS

1. The Board may authorize and charter one Chapter in any county, portion of a county, or group of counties in the state, provided evidence is given that there is a sufficient number of members residing in the area. Each Chapter thus formed shall have a majority and a minimum of ten Professional Engineers. Each Chapter shall elect its own officers and establish its own operating rules, provided that no provision thereof shall be incompatible with the Charter or the Bylaws of the Society. All Chapter Charter and Bylaws and/or operating rules shall be approved by the State Board of Directors.

ARTICLE VI - ELECTION OF OFFICERS

1. Officers shall be elected as follows: The Nominating Committee hereinafter provided for shall submit to the President-Elect (Society Secretary) at least ninety (90) days prior to the date of the Annual Meeting names of nominees for each office to be filled. The list of nominees shall be sent to the members or published in the official publication of the Society at least sixty (60) days prior to the Annual Meeting and giving them thirty (30) days in which to file additional nominations after the list is released. Additional nominations may be made in writing addressed to the Society Secretary, containing the name of the nominee and the signature of the endorsers. The endorsers shall be members of the Corporate Division of the Society in good standing, and the number of endorsers shall not be less than (1) percent of the corporate membership of the Society as published in the most recent Yearbook, from a minimum of three Chapters and at least with ten (10) endorsers from each Chapter. If there are no additional nominees, the list of nominees, as submitted by the Nominating Committee, shall be declared the new officers by acclamation. If there are additional nominees, electronic ballots of the Society containing the names of the official nominees and the additional nominees shall then be sent by the President-Elect (Society Secretary) to all qualified voters at least thirty (30) days before the date of the Annual Meeting.

2. Each ballot shall be returned to the Society Secretary endorsed with the member’s signature. The Nominating Committee shall canvas all ballots submitted by members in good standing, and the result shall be announced at the Annual Meeting.

3. The candidate for any office having the largest number of votes by electronic ballot shall be elected. Should there be a failure to elect any officer because of a tie, members at the Annual Meeting or at a specially called meeting shall proceed to elect such officer by ballot from among the members in good standing at the meeting, voting on only the candidates so tied.

ARTICLE VII - PRACTICE SECTIONS

1. The Board may recognize as many Practice Sections as it may so desire. There must be sufficient participation from members of similar employment before authorization for Practice Sections is given. Groups of similar employment may petition the Board for a Practice Section by submitting to the Board a set of operating rules and procedures to guide the activities of the Section. No provision of the operating rules will be incompatible with the Society Charter and Bylaws.

2. The Practice Sections shall be so conducted as to provide effective forums for discussion and joint action on the part of members grouped according to type of employment for achieving the objectives of the Society and the Practice Sections.

3. Practice Sections’ programs or statements of policy shall not be inconsistent with the programs and policies of the Society. Programs or policies proposed by Practice Sections which are not covered by Society policies shall be submitted to the Society’s Board of Directors for approval.

4. The financial affairs of each Practice Section shall be administered as an integral part of the Society’s financial management system.

5. Nothing in this article shall prohibit a Practice Section from rendering informed opinions on matters of interest to it, provided such opinions are not represented as being the official policy of the Florida Engineering Society.

ARTICLE VIII - COMMITTEES

1. The Board shall create, dissolve, appoint, and assign duties to as many committees as it deems necessary to conduct the affairs of the Society, except the Nominating Committee as herein constituted.

2. Nominating Committee. The Nominating Committee shall consist of the most recent living Past President, the President-Elect, the President, and two additional Corporate members not presently serving on the Board to be appointed by the President with the approval of the Board. The most recent living Past President shall serve as Chair.

ARTICLE IX - AMENDMENTS

These bylaws may be amended as provided in Article XII of the Charter. Adopted December 23, 1916

Amended May 20, 1933, by letter ballot Amended May 19, 1934, by letter ballot Amended April 24, 1937, by letter ballot Amended April 13, 1940, by letter ballot Amended June 26, 1944, by letter ballot Amended June 27, 1951, by letter ballot Amended July 22, 1953, by letter ballot Revised May 8, 1954, by letter ballot Amended June 15, 1956, by letter ballot Amended June 15, 1957, by letter ballot Amended June 15, 1958, by letter ballot Amended June 23, 1960, by letter ballot Amended June 20, 1961, by letter ballot Revised June 12, 1964, by letter ballot Amended January 1, 1966, by letter ballot Amended April 25, 1968, by letter ballot Amended November 11, 1968, by letter ballot Amended April 30, 1969, by letter ballot Amended July 1, 1971, by letter ballot Amended October 20, 1971, by letter ballot Amended March 13, 1972, by letter ballot Amended March 15, 1973, by letter ballot Amended October 9, 1973, by letter ballot Amended April 1, 1975, by letter ballot Amended September 20, 1978, by letter ballot Amended September 12, 1979, by letter ballot Amended July 31, 1980, by letter ballot Amended August 5, 1982, by letter ballot Amended August 4, 1983, by letter ballot Amended August 2, 1988, by letter ballot Amended November 15, 1990, by letter ballot Amended November 13, 1996, by letter ballot Amended January 12, 2001, by letter ballot Amended November 7, 2003By letter ballot Amended August 4, 2005, by all member vote Amended February 5, 2008, by all member vote Amended March 1, 2013, by letter ballot Amended November 7, 2013, by all member vote Amended November 10, 2014, by letter ballot Amended June 26, 2018, by letter ballot Amended December 9, 2022, by all member vote Amended May 31, 2024, by electronic vote

In addition to the Charter and Bylaws, the Florida Engineering Society has adopted a variety of Administrative and Professional Policies to guide operations.

FES CHARTER

PREAMBLE

Members of the Florida Engineering Society, Inc., recognize the efficacy of concerted action properly channeled through unity of purpose. Therefore, recognizing that service to the Society, to the State, and to the Profession can best be accomplished through a united group imbued with the spirit of service, the Florida Engineering Society, Inc., pledges itself to the promotion and to the protection of the profession of engineering as a social and an economic influence in the affairs of mankind.

ARTICLE I - NAME

The name of this association shall be the Florida Engineering Society, Inc., hereinafter called the “Society.”

ARTICLE II - PURPOSE

1. The purpose of the Society shall be to advance the public welfare; to promote the professional, educational, social, and economic interests of the engineering profession; to stimulate and develop professional concepts among all engineers; and to strive throughout the profession to make registration more meaningful in terms of individual achievement in engineering as reflected by education and practice.

2. The Society shall be a professional organization, not a collective bargaining unit, for compensation and working conditions of its members.

ARTICLE III - NATIONAL AFFILIATION

The Society, through its Corporate Division, shall be the non-integrated member State Society of the National Society of Professional Engineers, hereinafter referred to as NSPE.

ARTICLE IV - MEMBERSHIP

1. The membership of the Society shall consist of Corporate, Non-corporate, and Partner Divisions.

2. The Corporate Division shall consist of the following membership classifications. Membership in NSPE is not required.

a. A Fellow Member shall be a Professional Engineer Member or Engineer Member of recognized high character with distinguished engineering or Doctorate of academia achievements and who shall be elected FELLOW only by unanimous vote of the Board, except that automatic Fellow membership status is granted to the individual who is not already a Fellow serving as State Society President upon completion of the term, and will be formalized at the awards ceremony following or immediately preceding the individual’s last Board meeting as President.

b. A Professional Engineer Member shall be a Professional Engineer as defined by the holding of a valid license or certificate of engineering registration issued under the laws of any state, territory, possession, or district of the United States or Canada.

c. An Engineer Intern Member shall be an Engineer Intern, or equivalent, holding a valid certificate issued under the laws of any state, territory, possession, or district of the United States or Canada.

d. An Engineer Member shall be a graduate engineer qualified to be admitted to an examination as an Engineer Intern as defined in Chapter 471.21 of the Florida Statutes but is not a PE and who does not hold a valid certificate as an Engineer Intern or Engineer-in-Training in any state, territory, or possession or district of the United States or Canada.

e. A Retired Member:

(1) Shall be retired from full-time employment and/or active practice of engineering; and

(2) Shall be at least 62 years of age and have paid dues for 5 preceding years, and

(3) Shall file a formal request certifying compliance with all requirements for eligibility.

f. An Engineering Scholar Member:

(1) Shall be a licensed professional engineer or engineer intern

(2) Shall be a full-time student pursuing a degree in engineering

or an affiliated program at an accredited college or university program.

3. The Non-Corporate Division shall consist of the following membership classifications.

a. An Associate Member shall graduate from a 2- or 4-year college or university (not an FE candidate). An Associate Member shall be considered a professional partner for purposes of this membership classification. A professional partner shall be an individual with education, training, and experience in engineering-related or professional support-related businesses that provide products or services to the engineering profession.

b. A Student Member shall be an undergraduate or graduate engineering student enrolled full-time at a Florida college or junior college. At schools with an approved FES Student Chapter, all members of the Student Chapter shall be Student Members of the Society. At schools that do not have an approved FES Student Chapter, engineering students may become Student Members (At Large) of the Society.

4. The Partner Division shall consist of the following membership classifications.

a. A State Agency Partner shall be a state governmental agency or state educational institution located in Florida. All State Agency individual representatives shall meet one of the Corporate or Non-corporate membership classifications and shall be assigned to the corresponding member classification. A State Agency individual representative shall enjoy the full benefits and privileges corresponding to the member classification. Membership fees for the State Agency’s designated individual representatives shall be included as part of the membership application. Furthermore, all employees of a State Agency Partner shall be allowed to personally join FES at the State Agency Partner representative rate.

b. A Local Agency Partner shall be a county or municipality governmental agency or private educational institution located in Florida. The Local Agency Partner shall designate a minimum number of individual representatives in accordance with the FES membership application. All Local Agency individual representatives shall meet one of the Corporate or Non-corporate membership classifications and shall be assigned to the corresponding member classification. A Local Agency individual representative shall enjoy the full benefits and privileges corresponding to the member classification. Membership fees for the Local Agency’s designated individual representatives shall be included in the membership application. Furthermore, all employees of a Local Agency Partner shall be allowed to personally join FES at the Local Agency Partner representative rate.

c. An Enterprise Partner shall be an organization that employs engineers or supplies professional services or products affecting the engineering profession that is not eligible to hold a Certificate of Authorization. The Enterprise Partner shall designate a minimum number of individual representatives in accordance with the FES membership application. All Enterprise individual representatives shall meet one of the Corporate or Non-corporate membership classifications and shall be assigned to the corresponding member classification. An Enterprise Partner individual representative shall enjoy the full benefits and privileges corresponding to the member classification. Membership fees for the Enterprise’s designated individual representatives shall be included as part of the Enterprise Partner membership application. Furthermore, all employees of an Enterprise Partner shall be allowed to personally join FES at the Enterprise Partner representative rate.

5. All Society members in good standing, except Student Members, shall be entitled to membership in a chapter and may be eligible for membership in a Practice Section subject to the Bylaws or standing rules of such Practice Sections.

6. Privileges and rights accorded to members in good standing:

a. Members of the Society’s Corporate Division shall have the right to vote on amendments to the Charter and Bylaws.

b. Members of the Society’s Corporate Division shall have the right to vote on Society officers.

c. Only Fellow and Professional Engineer Members or Engineer Mem-

FES CHARTER

ber with a Doctorate of academia achievement of the Corporate Division are entitled to hold the office of President, and Presidentelect.

d. All members holding office in the Society shall reside within the State of Florida.

e. Except for limitations provided in 5(c) and 5(d) members of the Corporate Division are entitled to hold Society office.

ARTICLE V

The Society shall exist perpetually unless sooner dissolved by law.

ARTICLE VI

The names and residences of subscribers hereto are as follows: L.D. Smoot, W.P. Darwin, and H.D. Mendenhall, all of Jacksonville, Florida, and R.E. Chandler and J.R. Benton, both of Gainesville, Florida.

ARTICLE VII - ADMINISTRATION

1. The governance and the management of the funds, properties, and affairs of the Society shall be vested in the Board of Directors, consisting of the President, President-Elect, Vice Presidents, the most recent living Past President, the FBPE Liaison, a Director elected by each Local Chapter, the Historian, a student member representative, Chairman of each of the approved Practice Sections, and the President of the American Council of Engineers Companies of Florida (ACEC Florida). The Board shall adopt administrative and professional policies to implement the principles and provisions of the Charter and Bylaws. The Board shall have the power to interpret the intent of the Charter and Bylaws. Practice Sections shall receive thirty (30) days notification prior to the adoption of any policies affecting the Practice Sections.

2. Each member of the Board shall have one vote. Chapter Directors and Practice Section Chairmen may designate a FES member in their Chapter or Practice Section, respectively, as Proxy and shall so advise the Board in writing.

3. The terms of all elective officers and state directors shall begin at the close of the administrative year during which they were elected and shall be as follows:

State Officers - 1 year FBPE Liaison - 3 years State Directors - 3 years

The President shall not serve consecutive terms.

4. There shall be an Executive Committee of the Board; consisting of the President, President-Elect, Vice Presidents, the latest living Past President, the Chairmen of each of the approved Practice Sections, the FBPE Liaison, and the Historian. Within the provisions of the Charter and Bylaws, the Executive Committee shall act for the Board between Board meetings. All acts of the Executive Committee shall be subject to approval by the Board. The Executive Committee may act without Board approval only on time-sensitive matters requiring action before a Board meeting can be held.

5. The membership shall adopt the Bylaws of the corporation to further implement the intent of this Charter.

6. The Board may employ an Executive Director and such other employees as may be needed to conduct the affairs of the Society.

7. Regular meetings of the Society shall be held annually at such time and place as the Board shall designate.

ARTICLE VIII - CHAPTERS

The Board may authorize and charter Chapters as provided in the Bylaws.

ARTICLE IX - PRACTICE SECTIONS

1. To further the objectives of the Society the Board of Directors is authorized to establish Practice Sections comprising groups in similar fields of employment having common professional problems and interests. Practice Sections shall operate with general autonomy under the Society’s Charter and Bylaws and Policies.

2. Each Practice Section shall establish rules for operations of the management, administration, and operation of the Practice Section. All op-

erating rules and amendments thereto shall be subject to the approval of the Society’s Board of Directors.

3. The Board of Directors may create or dissolve Practice Sections. Failure to comply with the Charter and Bylaws or the policies of the Society may be considered a basis for the dissolution of a Practice Section.

4. The Board may delegate the governance and management of the funds, properties and affairs of a Practice Section to such Practice Section.

5. Each chapter-appointed liaison representative to the Practice Sections shall be appointed by the chapter. The appointed liaison representative shall conform to the operating rules of the practice section.

ARTICLE X - INDEBTEDNESS

The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which the Society may subject itself shall be $1,500,000.

ARTICLE XI - CODE OF ETHICS

The Board of Directors of the Society shall adopt a Code of Ethics. Membership in the Florida Engineering Society shall be contingent upon agreement to conform with the Society’s Code of Ethics, and failure to conform to the Code of Ethics shall be grounds for appropriate disciplinary action against any member.

ARTICLE XII-AMENDMENTS

1. Amendments to the Charter and/or Bylaws may be proposed by a majority vote of the Board, a majority of the membership of three or more Chapters, or by a petition signed by not less than five percent of those Society members eligible to vote.

2. An Amendment to the Charter shall be adopted only by a majority vote of the membership voting by electronic ballot, provided that the proposed amendment shall have been submitted to each Chapter at least 45 days prior to balloting.

3. Amendments to the Bylaws shall be adopted by:

a. a majority vote of the eligible voters presents at any regular or special constituted membership meeting, provided that the text of the proposed Bylaws or amendment shall have been submitted to each Chapter or published at least forty-five days prior to voting, or b. a majority vote of the corporate membership voting by electronic ballot, provided that the proposed amendment shall have been submitted to each Chapter at least 45 days prior to balloting.

4. The Board of Directors shall have extraordinary powers necessary to facilitate putting into effect the meaning and intent of amendments and revisions to the Charter and Bylaws, during periods of transition; after such revisions and amendments are duly approved.

Amended August 6, 1987, by letter ballot

Amended November 15, 1990, by letter ballot

Amended October 14, 1992, by letter ballot

Amended January 12, 2001, by letter ballot

Amended December 10, 2002, by letter ballot

Amended November 7, 2003, by letter ballot

Amended July 28, 2006, by letter ballot

Amended December 3, 2007, by letter ballot

Amended March 1, 2013, by letter ballot

Amended November 10, 2014, by letter ballot

Amended June 26, 2018, by letter ballot

Amended December 9, 2022, by electronic ballot

Amended May 31, 2024, by electronic ballot

Amended July 16, 2024, by electronic ballot

NSPE CODE OF ETHICS

PREAMBLE

Engineering is an important and learned profession. As members of this profession, engineers are expected to exhibit the highest standards of honesty and integrity. Engineering has a direct and vital impact on the quality of life for all people. Accordingly, the services provided by engineers require honesty, impartiality, fairness, and equity, and must be dedicated to the protection of the public health, safety, and welfare. Engineers must perform under a standard of professional behavior that requires adherence to the highest principles of ethical conduct.

I. FUNDAMENTAL CANONS

Engineers, in the fulfillment of their professional duties, shall:

1. Hold paramount the safety, health, and welfare of the public.

2. Perform services only in areas of their competence.

3. Issue public statements only in an objective and truthful manner.

4. Act for each employer or client as faithful agents or trustees.

5. Avoid deceptive acts.

6. Conduct themselves honorably, responsibly, ethically, and lawfully so as to enhance the honor, reputation, and usefulness of the profession.

II. RULES OF PRACTICE

1. Engineers shall hold paramount the safety, health, and welfare of the public.

a. If engineers’ judgment is overruled under circumstances that endanger life or property, they shall notify their employer or client and such other authority as may be appropriate.

b. Engineers shall approve only those engineering documents that are in conformity with applicable standards.

c. Engineers shall not reveal facts, data, or information without the prior consent of the client or employer except as authorized or required by law or this Code.

d. Engineers shall not permit the use of their name or associate in business ventures with any person or firm that they believe is engaged in fraudulent or dishonest enterprise.

e. Engineers shall not aid or abet the unlawful practice of engineering by a person or firm.

f. Engineers having knowledge of any alleged violation of this Code shall report thereon to appropriate professional bodies and, when relevant, also to public authorities, and cooperate with the proper authorities in furnishing such information or assistance as may be required.

2. Engineers shall perform services only in the areas of their competence.

a. Engineers shall undertake assignments only when qualified by education or experience in the specific technical fields involved.

b. Engineers shall not affix their signatures to any plans or documents dealing with subject matter in which they lack competence, nor to any plan or document not prepared under their direction and control.

c. Engineers may accept assignments and assume responsibility for coordination of an entire project and sign and seal the engineering documents for the entire project, provided that each technical segment is signed and sealed only by the qualified engineers who prepared the segment.

3. Engineers shall issue public statements only in an objective and truthful manner.

a. Engineers shall be objective and truthful in professional reports, statements, or testimony. They shall include all relevant and pertinent information in such reports, statements, or testimony, which should bear the date indicating when it was current.

b. Engineers may express publicly technical opinions that are founded upon knowledge of the facts and competence in the subject matter.

c. Engineers shall issue no statements, criticisms, or arguments on

technical matters that are inspired or paid for by interested parties, unless they have prefaced their comments by explicitly identifying the interested parties on whose behalf they are speaking, and by revealing the existence of any interest the engineers may have in the matters.

4. Engineers shall act for each employer or client as faithful agents or trustees.

a. Engineers shall disclose all known or potential conflicts of interest that could influence or appear to influence their judgment or the quality of their services.

b. Engineers shall not accept compensation, financial or otherwise, from more than one party for services on the same project, or for services pertaining to the same project, unless the circumstances are fully disclosed and agreed to by all interested parties.

c. Engineers shall not solicit or accept financial or other valuable consideration, directly or indirectly, from outside agents in connection with the work for which they are responsible.

d. Engineers in public service as members, advisors, or employees of a governmental or quasi-governmental body or department shall not participate in decisions with respect to services solicited or provided by them or their organizations in private or public engineering practice.

e. Engineers shall not solicit or accept a contract from a governmental body on which a principal or officer of their organization serves as a member.

5. Engineers shall avoid deceptive acts.

a. Engineers shall not falsify their qualifications or permit misrepresentation of their or their associates’ qualifications. They shall not misrepresent or exaggerate their responsibility in or for the subject matter of prior assignments. Brochures or other presentations incident to the solicitation of employment shall not misrepresent pertinent facts concerning employers, employees, associates, joint venturers, or past accomplishments.

b. Engineers shall not offer, give, solicit, or receive, either directly or indirectly, any contribution to influence the award of a contract by public authority, or which may be reasonably construed by the public as having the effect or intent of influencing the awarding of a contract. They shall not offer any gift or other valuable consideration in order to secure work. They shall not pay a commission, percentage, or brokerage fee in order to secure work, except to a bona fide employee or bona fide established commercial or marketing agencies retained by them.

III. PROFESSIONAL OBLIGATIONS

1. Engineers shall be guided in all their relations by the highest standards of honesty and integrity.

a. Engineers shall acknowledge their errors and shall not distort or alter the facts.

b. Engineers shall advise their clients or employers when they believe a project will not be successful.

c. Engineers shall not accept outside employment to the detriment of their regular work or interest. Before accepting any outside engineering employment, they will notify their employers.

d. Engineers shall not attempt to attract an engineer from another employer by false or misleading pretenses.

e. Engineers shall not promote their own interest at the expense of the dignity and integrity of the profession.

f. Engineers shall treat all persons with dignity, respect, fairness, and without discrimination.

2. Engineers shall at all times strive to serve the public interest.

a. Engineers are encouraged to participate in civic affairs; career guidance for youths; and work for the advancement of the safety, health, and well-being of their community.

b. Engineers shall not complete, sign, or seal plans and/or specifications that are not in conformity with applicable engineering standards. If the client or employer insists on such unprofessional

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conduct, they shall notify the proper authorities and withdraw from further service on the project.

c. Engineers are encouraged to extend public knowledge and appreciation of engineering and its achievements.

d. Engineers are encouraged to adhere to the principles of sustainable development1 in order to protect the environment for future generations.

e. Engineers shall continue their professional development throughout their careers and should keep current in their specialty fields by engaging in professional practice, participating in continuing education courses, reading in the technical literature, and attending professional meetings and seminar.

3. Engineers shall avoid all conduct or practice that deceives the public.

a. Engineers shall avoid the use of statements containing a material misrepresentation of fact or omitting a material fact.

b. Consistent with the foregoing, engineers may advertise for recruitment of personnel.

c. Consistent with the foregoing, engineers may prepare articles for the lay or technical press, but such articles shall not imply credit to the author for work performed by others.

4. Engineers shall not disclose, without consent, confidential information concerning the business affairs or technical processes of any present or former client or employer, or public body on which they serve.

a. Engineers shall not, without the consent of all interested parties, promote or arrange for new employment or practice in connection with a specific project for which the engineer has gained particular and specialized knowledge.

b. Engineers shall not, without the consent of all interested parties, participate in or represent an adversary interest in connection with a specific project or proceeding in which the engineer has gained particular specialized knowledge on behalf of a former client or employer.

5. Engineers shall not be influenced in their professional duties by conflicting interests.

a. Engineers shall not accept financial or other considerations, including free engineering designs, from material or equipment suppliers for specifying their product.

b. Engineers shall not accept commissions or allowances, directly or indirectly, from contractors or other parties dealing with clients or employers of the engineer in connection with work for which the engineer is responsible.

6. Engineers shall not attempt to obtain employment or advancement or professional engagements by untruthfully criticizing other engineers, or by other improper or questionable methods.

a. Engineers shall not request, propose, or accept a commission on a contingent basis under circumstances in which their judgment may be compromised.

b. Engineers in salaried positions shall accept part-time engineering work only to the extent consistent with policies of the employer and in accordance with ethical considerations.

c. Engineers shall not, without consent, use equipment, supplies, laboratory, or office facilities of an employer to carry on outside private practice.

7. Engineers shall not attempt to injure, maliciously or falsely, directly or indirectly, the professional reputation, prospects, practice, or employment of other engineers. Engineers who believe others are guilty of unethical or illegal practice shall present such information to the proper authority for action.

a. Engineers in private practice shall not review the work of another engineer for the same client, except with the knowledge of such engineer, or unless the connection of such engineer with the work has been terminated.

b. Engineers in governmental, industrial, or educational employ are entitled to review and evaluate the work of other engineers when so required by their employment duties.

c. Engineers in sales or industrial employ are entitled to make engineering comparisons of represented products with products of other suppliers.

8. Engineers shall accept personal responsibility for their professional activities, provided, however, that engineers may seek indemnification for services arising out of their practice for other than gross negligence, where the engineer’s interests cannot otherwise be protected.

a. Engineers shall conform with state registration laws in the prac-

tice of engineering.

b. Engineers shall not use association with a nonengineer, a corporation, or partnership as a “cloak” for unethical acts.

9. Engineers shall give credit for engineering work to those to whom credit is due, and will recognize the proprietary interests of others.

a. Engineers shall, whenever possible, name the person or personswho may be individually responsible for designs, inventions, writings, or other accomplishments.

b. Engineers using designs supplied by a client recognize that the designs remain the property of the client and may not be duplicated by the engineer for others without express permission.

c. Engineers, before undertaking work for others in connection with which the engineer may make improvements, plans, designs, inventions, or other records that may justify copyrights or patents, should enter into a positive agreement regarding ownership.

d. Engineers’ designs, data, records, and notes referring exclusively to an employer’s work are the employer’s property. The employer should indemnify the engineer for use of the information for any purpose other than the original purpose.

Footnote 1 “Sustainable development” is the challenge of meeting human needs for natural resources, industrial products, energy, food, transportation, shelter, and effective waste management while conserving and protecting environmental quality and the natural resource base essential for future development.

“By order of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, former Section 11(c) of the NSPE Code of Ethics prohibiting competitive bidding, and all policy statements, opinions, rulings or other guidelines interpreting its scope, have been rescinded as unlawfully interfering with the legal right of engineers, protected under the antitrust laws, to provide price information to prospective clients; accordingly, nothing contained in the NSPE Code of Ethics, policy statements, opinions, rulings or other guidelines prohibits the submission of price quotations or competitive bids for engineering services at any time or in any amount.”

STATEMENT BY NSPE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

In order to correct misunderstandings which have been indicated in some instances since the issuance of the Supreme Court decision and the entry of the Final Judgment, it is noted that in its decision of April 25, 1978, the Supreme Court of the United States declared: “The Sherman Act does not require competitive bidding.”

It is further noted that as made clear in the Supreme Court decision: 1. Engineers and firms may individually refuse to bid for engineering services.

2. Clients are not required to seek bids for engineering services.

3. Federal, state, and local laws governing procedures to procure engineering services are not affected, and remain in full force and effect.

4. State societies and local chapters are free to actively and aggressively seek legislation for professional selection and negotiation procedures by public agencies.

5. State registration board rules of professional conduct, including rules prohibiting competitive bidding for engineering services, are not affected and remain in full force and effect. State registration boards with authority to adopt rules of professional conduct may adopt rules governing procedures to obtain engineering services.

6. As noted by the Supreme Court, “nothing in the judgment prevents NSPE and its members from attempting to influence governmental action . . .”

Note: In regard to the question of application of the Code to corporations vis-a-vis real persons, business form or type should not negate nor influence conformance of individuals to the Code. The Code deals with professional services, which services must be performed by real persons. Real persons in turn establish and implement policies within business structures. The Code is clearly written to apply to the Engineer, and it is incumbent on members of NSPE to endeavor to live up to its provisions. This applies to all pertinent sections of the Code.

THE ORDER OF THE ENGINEER

UPHOLDING DEVOTION TO THE STANDARDS AND DIGNITY OF THE ENGINEERING PROFESSION

Order of the Engineer Ceremony will be held at the FES | ACEC Florida Annual Conference. To participate, call FES at 850-224-7121 or email khacker@fleng.org.

About The Order: The Order of the Engineer was initiated in the United States to foster a spirit of pride and responsibility in the engineering profession to bridge the gap between training and experience, and to present to the public a visible symbol identifying the engineer.

The first ceremony was held on June 4, 1970, at Cleveland State University. Since then, similar ceremonies have been held across the United States at which graduate and registered engineers are invited to accept the Obligation of the Engineer and a stainless steel ring. The Order is not a membership organization; there are never any

meetings to attend or dues to pay. Instead, the Order fosters a unity of purpose and the honoring of one’s pledge lifelong.

The Obligation is a creed similar to the oath attributed to Hippocrates (460-377 B.C.) that is generally taken by medical graduates and which sets forth an ethical code. The Obligation, likewise, contains parts of the Canon of Ethics of major engineering societies. Initiates, as they accept it voluntarily, pledge to uphold the standards and dignity of the engineering profession and to serve humanity by making the best use of Earth’s precious resources.

Usha Budhrani, PE

2025 ORDER OF THE ENGINEER INDUCTEES

David Castro, PE

Sara Duffoo PE, LEED AP, DBIA Elizabeth Graham, PE

Eduardo Hernandez, PE

Lisa Olivera, PE

Julian Poole, PE

Pablo Rodriguez, PE

Oliver Shahbazian, PE

WHAT IS THE FLORIDA ENGINEERING FOUNDATION?

The mission of the Florida Engineering Foundation (FEF) is to promote and enhance engineering education in Florida to position our state as a technological leader in the global economy.

The Foundation was established in 1986, and is able to receive and distribute funds for charitable and educational purposes under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRS code. The Foundation partners with FES chapters statewide, ACEC Florida, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), and the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), corporations and individuals to assist students pursuing engineering careers.

OUTLOOK FOR 2025-2026

This year the Board of Trustees has established a budget of over $115,000 to support the Foundation‘s established programs. We also want to support new programs that might be proposed for support of STEM and engineering education.

To learn more regarding FEF membership, visit our webiste at myfef.com.

To those who have contributed in the past, we THANK YOU and trust that you will continue your membership in the Foundation. Our long-term goal is to increase the our unrestricted funds to allow the Foundation to expand its financial support of engineering education.

OUR BOARD – EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Robert Trompke, PE CHAIR

Kevin Crump, PE VICE CHAIR

TRUSTEES

Angelina Fairchild, PE

Lisa K. Stone, PE

Terrance N. Glunt, PE

David Crombie, PE

Mandee Brandt, PE

Andy Cummings, PE

Kimberlee B. DeBosier, PE

Donna Friis, PE

Ryan Wetherell, PE, PEPP TREASURER

Victor Herrera, PE

Roland Rodriguez, PE

E. Bruce Lawson, PE

Steve Goldstein, PE SECRETARY

OUR MEMBERS

Davin Ruohomaki, CGC, CMPM

Garit Poire, PE, CGC

Jonathon Williams, PE

Audra Hayden, PE

Dave M. Schmitt, PE

Erika Boyle

Michael DelCharco

Dajana Gibson

DESIGNATED TRUSTEES

Joey Woods, PE - FELI

Jose Acosta, PE - ASCE

Christin Gorman

Michael Greenberg

Joseph Losaria

Patty Meachum

Ed Ponce Scott Simmons

TRUSTEE EMERITUS

Richard B. Gassett, PE

Raymond W. Miller, PE

John R. Hall, PE

Donald L. Goddeau, PE

Ed Davis, PE

Gregory Stevens Alex Terletsky

WHAT ARE THE FOUNDATION’S ACTIVITIES?

In FY 2025, The Foundation provided college scholarships, supported the MATHCOUNTS® program, provided educational STEM grants for local K-12 programs, supported student chapter programs at Florida’s public universities and state colleges, teamed with ASCE to help their Engineering Encounters Bridge Design contest, supported the ACE Mentoring program, Student Astronaut Challenge, and First Robotics competition. FEF is the custodian of seven named scholarships and ten endowment programs.

Thanks to the generous support of engineers and engineering-related organizations throughout Florida, the Florida Engineering Foundation (FEF) was proud to increase its support for engineering educational programs in FY 2025-26.

IN FISCAL YEAR 2025 FEF PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING FINANCIAL SUPPORT:

• Scholarships: Support of $36,000 (twelve $3,000 scholarships) to engineering students.

• MATHCOUNTS®: $32,000 in tax-advantaged pass-through contributions, plus $16,000 of direct support to competition and awards.

• $5,000 supporting the awards program of the Florida Science and Engineering Fair.

• Supporting the Student Astronaut Challenge Competition.

• Continued $5,000 support of ASCE SE Regional Student Symposium.

• FELI: Supported by funding $10,000 in scholarships for public sector employees.

• Engineering college student chapters: Provided $2,000 grants to nine public universities & $1,000 grants to three state colleges to support student chapter engineering competitions/activities.

• 2021: Renewed a 10 year agreement with the Florida Section of the ASCE to jointly provide $10,000 annually to support an engineering education program, resulting funding of $50,000 in earnings for ongoing support of similar programs.

• Over 10 years of partnering with SWE to fund one or more scholarships annually.

• Continued support and funding to the Florida Engineers in Education (FEE) Program.

• Established a new endowed college scholarship in partnership with the Southwest Branch of ASCE.

FES Chapters submitted $33,000 for the Florida MATHCOUNTS® through FEF! The Foundation sponsors this program every year!

OUR SUPPORTERS

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE

John & Lisa Atz

Jennifer Bacmeister (Stokes)

Robert W Best Jr

Joshua Bomstein

Terry Crews

Andrew Cummings

John T Davis

Kimberlee DeBosier

Mark & Angelina Fairchild

Amber Gartner

Richard Gassett

Ronald Gott

Wendi Gunnell

Lori Hall

Hayden Family

Judith Hayden

Myron Hayden

James Horton

Pamela Hyatt

Carli Moore

Karen Rachles

Beth Stratton

James Vansteenburg

CORPORATE SPONSORS

Partner

ACEC Florida

Ardurra Group, Inc

BCC Engineering Inc

Chen Moore & Associates

Clearwater Gas System

DRMP, Inc

EAC Engineering, Inc

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

EPIC Engineering

FES Tampa Chapter

Gmuer Engineering, LLC

Haskell HNTB Corporation

Jacobs

Kimley-Horn & Associates

Modjeski and Masters, Inc

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

Jose Acosta

Branan Anderson

Caitlin Breland

Kathy J. Caldwell

Albert Castro

Rajesh Chindalur

Andrew Cummings

Abigail DiRuggiero

John Ellis

Kristen Ernst

Suzannah Folsom

Mark Frederick

Dajana Gibson

Moffatt & Nichol NV5, Inc

Patel, Greene & Associates LLC

Publix Super Markets

RS&H

Society for Mining Metallurgy

Stantec STV, Inc

Surveying and Mapping, LLC

Tampa Bay Rays & Rays Baseball Foundation

Walter P Moore & Associates, Inc

Weekley Asphalt Paving, Inc

Donor

Bayer United Engineering Consultants Bentley Group, Inc

Jonathan Gotwald

Sylvia Hatcher

Tom Hayden

Leslie Holler

Julie Karleskint

Lana Khanachet

Bertrand Steven King

Tony Mahfoud

Jessica Mcrory

Tonya Mellen

Tina Meskel

Kathleen Morales

Christopher Morse

John Pistorino

Eduardo Ponce

William Price

Ralph & Lisa Prieto

Lori Rice

Maria Ruiz

David Sowell

Emily Studstill

Richard Temple

Guillaume Voguet

Dustin Walkenhorst

Buckley Williams

Michael Wilson

Broaddus Companies

CMT

FES Calusa Chapter

FES Central Florida Chapter

FES Miami Chapter

FES Myakka Chapter

FES Palm Beach Chapter

FES Pinellas Chapter

Florida Power & Light FPEG FPEI

Gilbane Building Company

IME Civil & Surveying LLC

JEA Professional Employees Assoc., Inc

McKim and Creed

Michael Baker International, Inc

Petticoat-Schmitt Civil Contractors, Inc

VIA Consulting Services, Inc WGI

BENEFACTOR CIRCLE

Ashley Anderson

Douglas Barkley

Mandee Brandt

Alexander D. Campano

Manuel Cid

Hannah Cooper

Kelly Cranford

Gerald Dabkowski

Kayla Derrick

Donna Friis

Steven Goldstein

Esteban Gonzalez

Mitchell Griffin

Dirk Heller

Robert Higgins

Kenneth Hill

Terry Hull

Charbel Khoury

Walter Kloss

Keegan Larson

E. Bruce Lawson

Mike Madison

Ali Najafi

Anna Nguyen

Holly Painter

Pant Sharmila

Melonie Schwartz

Gina Tercilla

Robert Trompke

Theodore Williamson

Clayton Wolfe

FLORIDA ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

The Florida Engineering Leadership Institute (FELI) is a leadership program that puts training into practice. It was created to transition engineering professionals into community professionals and leaders within our societies, communities, and workplaces. Through its initial 10-month class, FELI enhances the leadership skills of its participants and sets out a clear pathway to put these skills into practice serving our profession and our communities. FELI also provides networking across the current and past classes, serving as an outreach group to business and community leaders.

FELI CLASS OF 2025

Kevin Abel, PE

Leonte Almonte, PE

Branan Anderson, PE

Nikole Arrant, PE

Spencer Baker, PE

Tony Bevilacqua, PE

Usha Budhrani, PE

David Castro, PE

Sara Duffoo, PE, LEED AP, DBIA

Killian Eckert, PE

Kevin Fielder, PE

Travis Fledderman, PE

Elizabeth Graham, PE

Roberto Gutierrez, PE

Justin Hall

Eduardo Hernandez, PE

Robert Hideck, PE

Nicole Jeffers, PE

Lana Khanachet, PE

Michael Layne, PE

James Nesbitt, PE

Lisa Olivera, PE

Julian Poole, PE

Will Potter, PE

Shari Ramirez, PE

Manuel Richardson, PE, PTOE, RSP1

Joseph Roberts, Jr., PE

Evelyn Rodriguez PE, ENV SP

Pablo Rodriguez, PE

Omar Rodriguez-Gonzalez, PE, CGC, Assoc DBIA

Michelle Rossi, PE

Ernest Sackey, PE

Daniel Schroeder, PE, MSE

Oliver Shahbazian, PE

Tim Smith, PE

Jeff Sullivan, PE

Marcello Tavernari, PE

James VanSteenburg, PE

Nate Willbur, PE

Xiaoyan Sue Zheng, PhD, PE

FELI CLASS OF 2025 PROJECT

Each FELI Class engages in community projects as part of their leadership training to not only enhance their own careers but also contribute to the betterment of society. This instills a sense of responsibility and a commitment to giving back, ensuring that the leadership skills developed through FELI are used to benefit the broader community.

Before completing and graduating from this 10-month training program, the FELI Class of 2025 contributed countless community volunteer hours and raised more than $100,000 to:

• Place 57 (with more coming soon) Little STEM Libraries for K-12 students, stretching from Pensacola to Miami, with a particular focus on placing the libraries in underserved areas where academic performance has historically lagged,

• Further expand access to STEM and help bridge the gap between curiosity and real-world opportunity by supporting the continued rollout of FDOT’s STEM Box program, which provides teachers hands-on educational modules geared towards introducing students to the diverse array of careers in transportation and infrastructure. This project alone is a five-year, $100,000 commitment that the FELI Class of 2024 established, and

• Support key organizations that deliver STEM programming in schools and the community.

AMERICAN COUNCIL OF ENGINEERING COMPANIES OF FLORIDA (ACEC FLORIDA)

Rick Acree, PE President rick.acree@terracon.com (407) 740-6110

Shahin Hekmat, PE ACEC National Director shekmat@chenmoore.com (954) 730-0707

Rodney Mank, PE GMEC Director rodney@meskelengineering.com (904) 945-0061

Coriann E. Salas, PE President-Elect coriann.salas@wginc.com (954) 551-3971

Greg Heaton, PE Airport & Seaport Director gheaton@cmtengr.com (614) 468-1201

Sandra Bucklew, PE Transportation Director sbucklew@HNTB.com (904) 296-0207

Whitney A. Stevens, PE Vice President stevensw@bv.com (813) 758-6930

Hisham Sunna, Ph.D., PE Buildings Director sunnah@ayresassociates.com (813) 978-8688

Jamie M. Graham, PE Director, Region 1: Panhandle jamiegraham@melvineng.com (850) 671-7221

Stanley Delmas, PE Director, Region 5: Treasure Coast sdelmas@h2rcorp.com (561) 827-0900

Scott D. Perfater, PE Treasurer scott.perfater@burgessniple.com (407) 401-8527

David M. Schmitt, PE Civil/Land Development Dir. dave.schmitt@dseorl.com (407)

Jeffrey Sullivan, PE Director, Region 2: North Central jsullivan@eismanrusso.com (301) 740-4483

Jordan E. Leep, PE Director, Region 6: Southwest jordan.leep@kimley-horn.com (906) 869-2214

Thomas H. Hayden, PE Past President tom.hayden@egs-us.com (850) 519-6812

David A. Keough, PE FES President keough.david@gmail.com (352) 572-1024

Justin B. Dewey, PE Environmental/Water Resources Director JDewey@hanson-inc.com

Edward Gonzalez, PE Director, Region 3: East Central Edward.Gonzalez@patelgreene.com (407) 462-3812

Victor H. Herrera, PE Director, Region 7: Florida’s Gold Coast vherrera@bcceng.com (305) 670-2350

MISSION:

To represent and promote consulting engineering.

ACEC Florida represents the professional and business interests of professional engineers in private practice in Florida and their companies, serving to advance the profession of consulting engineering. Our organization represents and promotes the business of engineering, the environment in which engineering is conducted, and the image of engineers in private practice. In these capacities, ACEC Florida serves as the state affiliate of the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC). As the affiliate of the Florida Engineering Society’s (FES) Professional Engineers in Private Practice (PEPP), we work to show how doing business with other ACEC Florida firms supports better business practices in Florida.

ACEC Florida promotes and maintains impeccable ethics and professional standards among consulting engineering firms in Florida. Our member firms and their professional engineers operate with the knowledge of our responsibility to the health, safety and welfare of the general public, in accordance with the National Society of Professional Engineers’ Code of Ethics.

Dawn Ratican, PE Director, Region 4: West Central dratican@aimengr.com (813) 574-0224

Please email ACECFL@fleng.org to request a copy of the most current Bylaws.

Legislative Consultant: Jon Johnson & Darrick D. McGhee, Sr.

Environmental Consultant: Jeff Littlejohn, PE

Legal Counsel: Curtis Brown, Esq.

Executive Director: Vacant

Public Relations Consultant: Edie Ousley

Staff Liaison: Amanda Hudson

ACEC FLORIDA AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

ACEC Florida Young Professional of the Year

Kari Pucker, PE, PTOE, RSP1 ..................... 2025

Melissa L. Pennington, PE ..................... 2024

ACEC Young Professional of the Year Award

Melissa L. Pennington, PE ..................... 2024

Joshua P. Boltz, PhD, PE 2008

Danielle E. Fason, EI 2007

Andrea N. Martinez, PE, CFM 2007

ACEC Florida Community Service Award

Ben Chen, PhD, PE, BCEE 2008

Rick V. Baldocchi, PE 2007

Robert J. Lombardo, PE 2006

Kimberlee B. DeBosier, PE, F.NSPE, F.ACEC 2005

Thomas D. Pellarin, PE 2004

ACEC Community Service Award

Ben Chen, PE .................................................... 2016

Rick V. Baldocci, PE .................................... 2008

Thomas D. Pellarin, PE 2005

ACEC Fellows

Carlos A. Penin, PE ....................................... 2025

Shahin Hekmat, PE, F FES ...................... 2023

Peter M. Moore, PE, LEED AP 2022

William E. Wilson Jr., PE 2022

Rick V. Baldocchi, PE 2022

Andrew Cummings, PE, F.ACEC and J. Scott Gombar, PE, F.ACEC ................ 2020

Kimberlee B. DeBosier, PE, F.NSPE, F.ACEC 2010

Charles L. Geer, PE, F.ACEC 2005

Fermin A. Diaz, PE, F.ACEC 2004

ACEC Florida Professional Development Award

HNTB Corporation ........................................ 2025

Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. ................. 2024

Gannett Fleming ............................................ 2021

Jones Edmunds & Associates Inc. ........ 2014

Barkley Consulting Engineers Inc. (small firm) 2009

PBS&J (large firm) 2009

Stanley Consultants 2008

WilsonMiller 2007

Ayres Associates Inc. 2005

PBS&J 2005

Miller Legg & Associates Inc. 2003

PBS&J 2002

LBFH 2001

Miller Legg & Associates Inc. 1997

ACEC Florida/FDOT Excellence in Project Management Award

Kevin Hoeflick, PE and Craig Teal, PE ConsulTech Engineering Co. 2005

ACEC Florida Governor A.W. Gilchrist Award

David W. Gwynn, PE ................................... 2025

Scott D. Martin, PE, LEED AP, DBIA .... 2024

Jon Johnson 2023

Donald J. Polmann, PhD, PE 2020

Rick V. Baldocchi, PE 2019

Stephen L. Precourt, PE 2018

R. Bruce Taylor, PhD, PE, F.NSPE ........ 2016

Representative Lake G. Ray, PE 2014

Ernest A. Cox III, PE 2012

Kimberlee B. DeBosier, PE, F.NSPE, F.ACEC 2009

Lennart E. Lindahl Jr., PE 2008

Peter J. Sheridan III, PE 2007

John D. Booth, PE, DEE 2006

Rep. Trudi K. Williams, PE 2005

John B. Zumwalt III, PE 2004

Winston W. “Bud” Gardner, PE 2003

David E. Flinchbaugh, PhD, PE 2002

Fermin A. Diaz, PE 1999

Benjamin G. Watts, PE 1997

Raymond W. Miller, PE 1994

John A. Grant Jr., PE, PLS 1992

Charles L. Meister, PE 1991

Richard M. Miller, PE 1990

Richard B. Gassett, PE 1989

Herbert S. Saffir, PE 1988

Charles Carlan, PE, PLS 1987

James E. Sawyer, PE 1986

Ben C. Scales, PE 1985

L. Daniel Fulford, PE 1984

William L. Barton, PE 1983

C. Eugene Lent, PE 1982

Suheil E. Jammal, PE ................................... 1981

John Walker Vogt, PE 1980

Arthur Belefant, PE 1977

James A. Ruth, PE 1976

ACEC Florida/FDOT Ben Watts

Partnership Award

Will N. Watts , Jr, PE ........................................ 2025

Scott D. Perfater, PE .................................... 2024

Greg Evans, PE 2023

JW Hunter, PE ................................................ 2022

Stacy L. Miller, PE 2021

Paul G. Foley, PE 2020

Nicole Mills, PE 2019

Andy Lauzier, PE 2018

David A. Sadler, PE 2017

Douglas D. Geiger, PE 2016

Gustavo Pego, PE 2015

Ryan R. Forrestel, PE 2014

Ananth Prasad, PE 2013

Adrian B. Share, PE 2012

Brian A. Blanchard, PE 2011

Robert J. Behar, PE 2010

Carla M. Perry, PE 2009

Joseph N. Debs, PE 2008

Gerry O’Reilly, PE 2007

Jimmy D. Allison, PE 2006

Woodrow L. Lawson Jr . 2005

Fred C. Odom, PE, PLS 2004

Terry Cappellini 2003

Ernest A. Cox III, PE 2002

Ben Watts, PE 2001

ACEC Florida Scholarship Recipients

Kristine Obenour 2018

Mario B. Rojas IV, EI 2016

Abel Crean ......................................................... 2015

William Mechling 2014

Michelle Gauthieaux 2013

Karl Kremser 2012

Andres Boral 2010

Matthew Dobbertien ................................ 2009

Daniel Hendrickson 2008

Nathan Mayer 2007

Cairo Cangas 2006

Tinuade O.A. Pena 2005

Krystin Gaydosh 2004

ACEC Florida President’s Award

Meridith Glass ................................................... 2025

Shahin Heckmat, PE .................................... 2024

Amanda Hudson ............................................. 2024

Kelly Cranford, PE, ENV SP, FES Fellow 2023

Stacey Butler 2023

Shahin Hekmat, PE 2022

Kimberlee B. DeBosier, PE, FACEC 2021

Cherie L. Pinsky 2021

Peter Moore, PE, LEED AP 2020

William Bradford, PE 2019

Mark L. Mongeau, PE

Peter M. Moore, PE

J. Scott Gombar, PE

S. Vogel, PE

M. Cummings, PE

Robert J. Behar, PE ..................................... 2014

Charles L. Geer, PE, F.ACEC

Ryan R. Forrestel, PE; Paul “Jeff” D’huyvetter, PE; William H. Lynch, PE; Douglas R. Barkley, PE; Andrew M. Cummings, PE; Samantha Hobbs

R. Forrestal, PE

Jason B. Matson, PE

Debora S. Hall and Kelly Jones

ACEC Florida/FDOT DBE Utilization

Gannett Fleming, Inc. .................................

Inwood Consulting Inc. 2022 Johnson Mirmiran & Thompson Inc . 2021 EAC Consulting Inc. 2020 Keith & Schnars

FEPAC Award - Firm Recipient

Kisinger Campo & Associates .................

Kisinger Campo & Associates 2023

Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. ........... 2019

Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. ......... 2017

Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. ......... 2016

Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. .......... 2015

Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. ........... 2014

Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc. .......... 2013

FEPAC Award - Individual Recipient Paul Foley, PE

Paul Foley, PE 2023

ACEC FLORIDA AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

2025 ACEC Florida Outstanding Project Awards:

Outstanding Major Project

US 27 (SR 25) at SR 60 Interchange

FDOT District 1

Design Consultant: Kisinger, Campo & Associates

CEI Consultant: Eisman & Russo Inc.

Outstanding Design-Build

Wekiva Parkway Section 8 Interchange

Design-Build

FDOT District 5

Design Consultant: DRMP, Inc.

CEI Consultant: Metric Engineering

Outstanding Roadway Project

SR 388 from SR 79 to Northwest Florida Beaches

International Airport – Capacity Project

FDOT District 3

Design Consultant: AECOM Technical Services, Inc.

CEI Consultant: Metric Engineering, Inc.

Outstanding Bridge Project

Starke Railroad Overpass

FDOT District 2

Design Consultant: WSP USA, Inc.

CEI Consultant: Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.

Outstanding PD&E/Planning Project

I-75 Improvements PD&E Studies

FDOT District 5

Design Consultant: HDR Engineering, Inc. & Volkert, Inc.

Outstanding Environmental Project I-4 at SR 557 Interchange Design-Build

FDOT District 1

Design Consultant: DRMP, Inc.

CEI Consultant: Gannett Fleming/TranSystems

Outstanding Special Project

SR 30 (US 98) @ CR 30A East Inlet Beach Pedestrian Crossing

FDOT District 3

Design Consultant: Volkert, Inc.

CEI Consultant: Halff Associates, Inc.

Outstanding Safety Project

US 41 over Caloosahatchee River – Pedestrian

Improvements Project

FDOT District 1

Design Consultant: H&H

2025 ACEC Florida Engineering

Excellence Awards:

2025 Grand Conceptor Award

HNTB Corporation

Brightline East-West Connector

Client: Brightline Florida

2025 Grand Winners

Gannett Fleming, Inc.

Henry E. Kinney Tunnel Rehabilitation & Pedestrian Plaza

Client: Florida Department of Transportation

HDR Corporation

I-75 at Colonial Boulevard Design Build

Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District 1

Wade Trim

Harbour Island Force Main Replacement

Client: City of Tampa

WGI, Inc.

SR 821 Widening from SR 836 to NW 106th

Street

Client: Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise

2025 Honor Award Winners

CDM Smith Inc.

Hart Bridge Expressway

Client: City of Jacksonville

CHA Consulting, Inc.

SWRF Influent Pump Station Expansion and Upgrade

Client: Orange County Utilities

DRMP, Inc.

1-4 at SR 557 Interchange Design-Build

Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District 1

Hanson Professional Services, Inc.

SR 5A (King Street) Drainage Outfall

Client: Florida Department of Transportation, District 2

Larry Madrid GMEC Award

Rick Acree, PE ...............................................................

Lawrence (Larry) Jones, PE .................................

CONSULTANTS’ COMPETITIVE NEGOTIATION ACT (CCNA)

As of October 2025

287.055 Acquisition of professional architectural, engineering, landscape architectural, or surveying and mapping services; definitions; procedures; contingent fees prohibited; penalties.—

(1) SHORT TITLE.— This section shall be known as the “Consultants’ Competitive Negotiation Act.”

(2) DEFINITIONS.— For purposes of this section:

(a) “Professional services” means those services within the scope of the practice of architecture, professional engineering, landscape architecture, or registered surveying and mapping, as defined by the laws of the state, or those performed by any architect, professional engineer, landscape architect, or registered surveyor and mapper in connection with his or her professional employment or practice.

(b) “Agency” means the state, a state agency, a municipality, a political subdivision, a school district, or a school board. The term “agency” does not extend to a nongovernmental developer that contributes public facilities to a political subdivision under s. 380.06 or ss. 163.3220-163.3243.

(c) “Firm” means any individual, firm, partnership, corporation, association, or other legal entity permitted by law to practice architecture, engineering, or surveying and mapping in the state.

(d) “Compensation” means the amount paid by the agency for professional services regardless of whether stated as compensation or stated as hourly rates, overhead rates, or other figures or formulas from which compensation can be calculated.

(e) “Agency official” means any elected or appointed officeholder, employee, consultant, person in the category of other personal service or any other person receiving compensation from the state, a state agency, municipality, or political subdivision, a school district or a school board.

(f) “Project” means that fixed capital outlay study or planning activity described in the public notice of the state or a state agency under paragraph (3)(a). A project may include:

1. A grouping of minor construction, rehabilitation, or renovation activities.

2. A grouping of substantially similar construction, rehabilitation, or renovation activities.

(g)1. A “continuing contract” is a contract for any of the following:

a. Professional services entered into in accordance with all the procedures of this act between an agency and a firm whereby the firm provides professional services to the agency for projects in which the estimated construction cost of each individual project under the contract does not exceed $7.5 million. Beginning July 1, 2025, and each July 1 thereafter, the department shall adjust the maximum amount allowed on the preceding June 30 for each individual project in a continuing contract by using the change in the June-to-June Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the United States Department of Labor. The department shall publish the adjusted amount on its website;

b. Study activity if the fee for professional services for each individual study under the contract does not exceed $500,000; or

c. Work of a specified nature as outlined in the contract required by the agency, with the contract being for a fixed term or with no time limitation except that the contract must provide a termination clause.

2. Firms providing professional services under continuing contracts may not be required to bid against one another.

(h) A “design-build firm” means a partnership, corporation, or other legal entity that:

1. Is certified under s. 489.119 to engage in contracting through a certified or registered general contractor or a certified or registered building contractor as the qualifying agent; or

2. Is qualified under s. 471.023 to practice or to offer to practice engineering; qualified under s. 481.219 to practice or to offer to practice architecture; or qualified under s. 481.319 to practice or to offer to

practice landscape architecture.

(i) A “design-build contract” means a single contract with a design-build firm for the design and construction of a public construction project.

(j) A “design criteria package” means concise, performance-oriented drawings or specifications of the public construction project. The purpose of the design criteria package is to furnish sufficient information to permit design-build firms to prepare a bid or a response to an agency’s request for proposal, or to permit an agency to enter into a negotiated design-build contract. The design criteria package must specify performance-based criteria for the public construction project, including the legal description of the site, survey information concerning the site, interior space requirements, material quality standards, schematic layouts and conceptual design criteria of the project, cost or budget estimates, design and construction schedules, site development requirements, provisions for utilities, stormwater retention and disposal, and parking requirements applicable to the project.

(k) A “design criteria professional” means a firm that is qualified under chapter 481 to practice architecture or landscape architecture or a firm who holds a current certificate as a registered engineer under chapter 471 to practice engineering and who is employed by or under contract to the agency for the providing of professional architect services, landscape architect services, or engineering services in connection with the preparation of the design criteria package.

(l) “Negotiate” or any form of that word means to conduct legitimate, arms length discussions and conferences to reach an agreement on a term or price. For purposes of this section, the term does not include presentation of flat-fee schedules with no alternatives or discussion.

(3) PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT AND QUALIFICATION PROCEDURES.—

(a)1. Each agency shall publicly announce, in a uniform and consistent manner, each occasion when professional services must be purchased for a project the basic construction cost of which is estimated by the agency to exceed the threshold amount provided in s. 287.017 for CATEGORY FIVE or for a planning or study activity when the fee for professional services exceeds the threshold amount provided in s. 287.017 for CATEGORY TWO, except in cases of valid public emergencies certified by the agency head. The public notice must include a general description of the project and must indicate how interested consultants may apply for consideration.

2. Each agency shall provide a good faith estimate in determining whether the proposed activity meets the threshold amounts referred to in this paragraph.

(b) Each agency shall encourage firms engaged in the lawful practice of their professions that desire to provide professional services to the agency to submit annually statements of qualifications and performance data.

(c) Any firm or individual desiring to provide professional services to the agency must first be certified by the agency as qualified pursuant to law and the regulations of the agency. The agency must find that the firm or individual to be employed is fully qualified to render the required service. Among the factors to be considered in making this finding are the capabilities, adequacy of personnel, past record, and experience of the firm or individual.

(d) Each agency shall evaluate professional services, including capabilities, adequacy of personnel, past record, experience, whether the firm is a certified minority business enterprise as defined by the Florida Small and Minority Business Assistance Act, and other factors determined by the agency to be applicable to its particular requirements. When securing professional services, an agency must endeavor to meet the minority business enterprise procurement goals under s. 287.09451.

(e) The public must not be excluded from the proceedings under this section.

(4) COMPETITIVE SELECTION.—

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(a) For each proposed project, the agency shall evaluate current statements of qualifications and performance data on file with the agency, together with those that may be submitted by other firms regarding the proposed project, and shall conduct discussions with, and may require public presentations by, no fewer than three firms regarding their qualifications, approach to the project, and ability to furnish the required services.

(b) The agency shall select in order of preference no fewer than three firms deemed to be the most highly qualified to perform the required services. In determining whether a firm is qualified, the agency shall consider such factors as the ability of professional personnel; whether a firm is a certified minority business enterprise; past performance; willingness to meet time and budget requirements; location; recent, current, and projected workloads of the firms; and the volume of work previously awarded to each firm by the agency, with the object of effecting an equitable distribution of contracts among qualified firms, provided such distribution does not violate the principle of selection of the most highly qualified firms. The agency may request, accept, and consider proposals for the compensation to be paid under the contract only during competitive negotiations under subsection (5).

(c) This subsection does not apply to a professional service contract for a project the basic construction cost of which is estimated by the agency to be not in excess of the threshold amount provided in s. 287.017 for CATEGORY FIVE or for a planning or study activity when the fee for professional services is not in excess of the threshold amount provided in s. 287.017 for CATEGORY TWO. However, if, in using another procurement process, the majority of the compensation proposed by firms is in excess of the appropriate threshold amount, the agency shall reject all proposals and reinitiate the procurement pursuant to this subsection.

(d) Nothing in this act shall be construed to prohibit a continuing contract between a firm and an agency.

(5) COMPETITIVE NEGOTIATION.—

(a) The agency shall negotiate a contract with the most qualified firm for professional services at compensation which the agency determines is fair, competitive, and reasonable. In making such determination, the agency shall conduct a detailed analysis of the cost of the professional services required in addition to considering their scope and complexity. For any lump-sum or cost-plus-a-fixed-fee professional service contract over the threshold amount provided in s. 287.017 for CATEGORY FOUR, the agency shall require the firm receiving the award to execute a truth-in-negotiation certificate stating that wage rates and other factual unit costs supporting the compensation are accurate, complete, and current at the time of contracting. Any professional service contract under which such a certificate is required must contain a provision that the original contract price and any additions thereto will be adjusted to exclude any significant sums by which the agency determines the contract price was increased due to inaccurate, incomplete, or noncurrent wage rates and other factual unit costs. All such contract adjustments must be made within 1 year following the end of the contract.

(b) Should the agency be unable to negotiate a satisfactory contract with the firm considered to be the most qualified at a price the agency determines to be fair, competitive, and reasonable, negotiations with that firm must be formally terminated. The agency shall then undertake negotiations with the second most qualified firm. Failing accord with the second most qualified firm, the agency must terminate negotiations. The agency shall then undertake negotiations with the third most qualified firm.

(c) Should the agency be unable to negotiate a satisfactory contract with any of the selected firms, the agency shall select additional firms in the order of their competence and qualification and continue negotiations in accordance with this subsection until an agreement is reached.

(6) PROHIBITION AGAINST CONTINGENT FEES.—

(a) Each contract entered into by the agency for professional services must contain a prohibition against contingent fees as follows: “The architect (or registered surveyor and mapper or professional

engineer, as applicable) warrants that he or she has not employed or retained any company or person, other than a bona fide employee working solely for the architect (or registered surveyor and mapper, or professional engineer, as applicable) to solicit or secure this agreement and that he or she has not paid or agreed to pay any person, company, corporation, individual, or firm, other than a bona fide employee working solely for the architect (or registered surveyor and mapper or professional engineer, as applicable) any fee, commission, percentage, gift, or other consideration contingent upon or resulting from the award or making of this agreement.” For the breach or violation of this provision, the agency shall have the right to terminate the agreement without liability and, at its discretion, to deduct from the contract price, or otherwise recover, the full amount of such fee, commission, percentage, gift, or consideration.

(b) Any individual, corporation, partnership, firm, or company, other than a bona fide employee working solely for an architect, professional engineer, or registered land surveyor and mapper, who offers, agrees, or contracts to solicit or secure agency contracts for professional services for any other individual, company, corporation, partnership, or firm and to be paid, or is paid, any fee, commission, percentage, gift, or other consideration contingent upon, or resulting from, the award or the making of a contract for professional services shall, upon conviction in a competent court of this state, be found guilty of a first degree misdemeanor, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.

(c) Any architect, professional engineer, or registered surveyor and mapper, or any group, association, company, corporation, firm, or partnership thereof, who offers to pay, or pays, any fee, commission, percentage, gift, or other consideration contingent upon, or resulting from, the award or making of any agency contract for professional services shall, upon conviction in a state court of competent authority, be found guilty of a first degree misdemeanor, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.

(d) Any agency official who offers to solicit or secure, or solicits or secures, a contract for professional services and to be paid, or is paid, any fee, commission, percentage, gift, or other consideration contingent upon the award or making of such a contract for professional services between the agency and any individual person, company, firm, partnership, or corporation shall, upon conviction by a court of competent authority, be found guilty of a first degree misdemeanor, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.

(7) AUTHORITY OF DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES.—

Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, the Department of Management Services shall be the agency of state government which is solely and exclusively authorized and empowered to administer and perform the functions described in subsections (3), (4), and (5) respecting all projects for which the funds necessary to complete same are appropriated to the Department of Management Services, irrespective of whether such projects are intended for the use and benefit of the Department of Management Services or any other agency of government. However, nothing herein shall be construed to be in derogation of any authority conferred on the Department of Management Services by other express provisions of law. Additionally, any agency of government may, with the approval of the Department of Management Services, delegate to the Department of Management Services authority to administer and perform the functions described in subsections (3), (4), and (5). Under the terms of the delegation, the agency may reserve its right to accept or reject a proposed contract.

(8) STATE ASSISTANCE TO LOCAL AGENCIES.— On any professional service contract for which the fee is over $25,000, the Department of Transportation or the Department of Management Services shall provide, upon request by a municipality, political subdivision, school board, or school district, and upon reimbursement of the costs involved, assistance in selecting consultants and in negotiating consultant contracts.

(9) APPLICABILITY TO DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACTS.—

(a) Except as provided in this subsection, this section is not applicable to the procurement of design-build contracts by any agency, and the agency must award design-build contracts in accordance

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with the procurement laws, rules, and ordinances applicable to the agency.

(b) The design criteria package must be prepared and sealed by a design criteria professional employed by or retained by the agency. If the agency elects to enter into a professional services contract for the preparation of the design criteria package, then the design criteria professional must be selected and contracted with under the requirements of subsections (4) and (5). A design criteria professional who has been selected to prepare the design criteria package is not eligible to render services under a design-build contract executed pursuant to the design criteria package.

(c) Except as otherwise provided in s. 337.11(7), the Department of Management Services shall adopt rules for the award of design-build contracts to be followed by state agencies. Each other agency must adopt rules or ordinances for the award of design-build contracts. Municipalities, political subdivisions, school districts, and school boards shall award design-build contracts by the use of a competitive proposal selection process as described in this subsection, or by the use of a qualifications-based selection process pursuant to subsections (3), (4), and (5) for entering into a contract whereby the selected firm will, subsequent to competitive negotiations, establish a guaranteed maximum price and guaranteed completion date. If the procuring agency elects the option of qualifications-based selection, during the selection of the design-build firm the procuring agency shall employ or retain a licensed design professional appropriate to the project to serve as the agency’s representative. Procedures for the use of a competitive proposal selection process must include as a minimum the following:

1. The preparation of a design criteria package for the design and construction of the public construction project.

2. The qualification and selection of no fewer than three design-build firms as the most qualified, based on the qualifications, availability, and past work of the firms, including the partners or members thereof.

3. The criteria, procedures, and standards for the evaluation of design-build contract proposals or bids, based on price, technical, and design aspects of the public construction project, weighted for the project.

4. The solicitation of competitive proposals, pursuant to a design criteria package, from those qualified design-build firms and the evaluation of the responses or bids submitted by those firms based on the evaluation criteria and procedures established prior to the solicitation of competitive proposals.

5. For consultation with the employed or retained design criteria professional concerning the evaluation of the responses or bids submitted by the design-build firms, the supervision or approval by the agency of the detailed working drawings of the project; and for evaluation of the compliance of the project construction with the design criteria package by the design criteria professional.

6. In the case of public emergencies, for the agency head to declare an emergency and authorize negotiations with the best qualified design-build firm available at that time.

(10) REUSE OF EXISTING PLANS.— Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, there shall be no public notice requirement or utilization of the selection process as provided in this section for projects in which the agency is able to reuse existing plans from a prior project of the agency, or, in the case of a board as defined in s. 1013.01, a prior project of that or any other board. Except for plans of a board as defined in s. 1013.01, public notice for any plans that are intended to be reused at some future time must contain a statement that provides that the plans are subject to reuse in accordance with the provisions of this subsection.

(11) CONSTRUCTION OF LAW.— Nothing in the amendment of this section by chapter 75-281, Laws of Florida, is intended to supersede the provisions of ss. 1013.45 and 1013.46.

History.—ss. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, ch. 73-19; ss. 1, 2, 3, ch. 75-281; s. 1, ch. 77174; s. 1, ch. 77-199; s. 10, ch. 84-321; ss. 23, 32, ch. 85-104; s. 57, ch. 85-349; s. 6, ch. 86-204; s. 1, ch. 88-108; s. 1, ch. 89-158; s. 16, ch. 90-268; s. 15, ch. 91-137; s. 7, ch. 91-162; s. 250, ch. 92-279; s. 55, ch. 92-326; s. 1, ch. 93-95; s. 114, ch. 94-119; s. 10, ch. 94-322; s. 868, ch. 95-148; s. 2, ch. 95-410; s. 45, ch. 96-399; s. 38, ch. 97-100; s. 1, ch. 97-296; s. 80, ch. 98-279; s. 55, ch. 2001-61; s. 63, ch. 2002-20; s. 944, ch. 2002-387; s. 1, ch. 2005-224; s. 19, ch. 2007-157; s. 3, ch. 2007-159; s. 3, ch. 2009-227; s. 49, ch. 2020-2; s. 2, ch. 2020-127; s. 81, ch. 2020-160; ss. 7, 8, ch. 2023-304; s. 2, ch. 2024-204.

INVEST IN THE ENGINEERING PROFESSION

In order to be competitive in an increasingly uncertain climate, it is critical that the members of FES and ACEC Florida participate in the political process through meaningful PAC engagement.

Contributions to FEPAC (Florida Engineers Political Action Committee) support candidates for STATE office who support the needs and goals of Florida’s engineers and engineering firms.

There are two ways to give to FEPAC – as an engineering firm or as an individual engineer.

You can also give with either personal or corporate funds. Donors enjoy a host of benefits throughout the year including access to special events, donor acknowledgement gifts and recognition.

If you are interested in FEPAC, please contact Laura Heiselman, Director of Government and Political Affairs, for additional information at lheiselman@fleng.org or 850.980.1238.

If you would like to make a contribution online, please visit fleng.org/advocacy/political-action-committee/.

2025 FEPAC DONOR ROSTER

– INDIVIDUAL –ENGINEERS

GUARDIANS

Rachel Andre

Etienne Bourgeois

Sandra Bucklew

Michael Campo

Paul Foley

Jacqueline Hart

Guillermo Madriz

Yassi Myers

Thomas Shaw

Peter Sheridan

Brent Wilkins

ADVOCATES

Carol Barker

Nick Benedico

Steven Blount

Usha Budhrani

Orlando Castro

Kenny Geisendorff

Eddy Gonzalez

Daniel Intriago

Danielle Intriago

Erin Johnson

Todd Laine

Jeff Littlejohn

Scott Martin

John O’Donnell

Shelley Ortiz

Holly Painter

Dawn Ratican

Chris Roberts

Michael Schwier

Paul Staes

Will Suero

Hisham Sunna

Lori Treviranus

DEFENDERS

Xavier Arroyo

Kim DeBoiser

Michael Fleming

Amber Gartner

Dajana Gibson

Scott Gombar

Rudy Gotmare

Elizabeth Graham

Gordon Greene

Richard Harrison

Francis Heck

JW Hunter

Joseph Lauk

Dewey Martin

Maria Molina

Gary Nadeau

Lisa Olivera

Carlos Penin

Scott Perfater

Stephen Precourt

Thomas Presby

Gus Quesada

Tejsingh Rana

Roland Rodriguez

Gregory Stevens

Whitney Stevens

Shawn Swets

Richard Temple

Buckley Williams

Joey Wood

SUPPORTERS

Kelly Cranford

Carnot Evans

Greg Graden

Jamie Graham MacDonnell

Jack Haynes

Eric McAra

Gabriel Pastrana

Joseph Roberts

Daniel Schroeder

Oliver Shahbazian

James VanSteenburg

MEMBERS

Morteza Alian

Jaime Celler

Roberto Gutierrez

Nate Willbur

INDIVIDUAL ENGINEER INVESTMENT PROGRAM

Access to exclusive PAC events for donor throughout the year and preferred seating at the Annual Conference breakfast and legislative update

RECOGNITION

New donors will receive one FEPAC “Guardian” gold lapel pin

Renewing donors will receive a special FEPAC renewal gift at the Annual Conference

Both new and renewing donors will receive:

Recognition at all FES and ACEC FL events, name featured on PAC printed materials and on FEPAC webpages

Invitation for one attendee to the Annual Conference Donor Breakfast with legislators

Access to exclusive PAC events for donor throughout the year and preferred seating at the Annual Conference breakfast and legislative update

New donors will receive one FEPAC “Defender” gold lapel pin

Renewing donors will receive a special FEPAC renewal gift at the Annual Conference

Both new and renewing donors will receive:

Recognition at all FES and ACEC FL events, name featured on PAC printed materials and on FEPAC webpages

Invitation for one attendee to the Annual Conference Donor Breakfast with legislators

New donors will receive one FEPAC “Advocate” silver lapel pin

Renewing donors will receive a special FEPAC renewal gift at the Annual Conference

Both new and renewing donors will be featured by name on FEPAC webpages

New donors will receive one FEPAC “Supporter” bronze lapel pin

Both new and renewing donors will be featured by name on FEPAC webpages

New donors will receive one FEPAC member pin

Both new and renewing donors will be featured by name on FEPAC webpages

2025 FEPAC DONOR ROSTER

– FIRMS –

GUARDIANS

Burgess & Niple, Inc.

DRMP

Kisinger Campo & Associates, Corp.

Tierra Inc.

DEFENDERS

AIM Engineering & Surveying Inc.

Ardurra Group, Inc.

BGE Inc.

CAP Engineering

Chen Moore and Associates

ELEMENT Engineering Group LLC

Environmental & Geotechnical

Specialists

H2R Corp.

Halff Associates, Inc.

HNTB Corporation

Parsons

RS&H PAC Florida

STV Incorporated

Terracon Consultants Inc.

Tierra South Florida Inc.

TLP Engineering Consultants Inc.

ADVOCATES

Agenor & Campbell Structural Engineers

Crawford Murphy and Tilly

EAC Consulting Inc.

GFT

HDR Engineering Inc.

JCJ Insurance

KCI Technologies Inc.

Keith Team

Modjeski and Masters, Inc.

Nova Consulting

Patel, Greene & Associates LLC

PRIME AE Group

Walter P. Moore

SUPPORTERS

AREHNA Engineering, INC.

Faller Davis

Highway Studio, LLC

Jones Edmunds & Associates Inc.

JEA

Keystone Civil, Inc.

PI Consulting Services LLC

Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. (SSR)

MEMBERS

Barkley Consulting Engineers Inc.

FIRM INVESTMENT PROGRAM

INVESTOR TIER

$10,000+

ACCESS

Access to exclusive PAC events for four members of the firm and preferred seating at the Annual Conference breakfast and legislative update

RECOGNITION

New donors will receive four FEPAC “Guardian” gold lapel pins

Verbal recognition of firm at all FES and ACEC FL events, firm logo featured on PAC printed materials and on FEPAC webpages

Renewing donors will receive a special FEPAC renewal gift at the Annual Conference

Both new and renewing donors will receive verbal recognition and preferred seating/access at donor events

INFLUENCE

Invitations to participate in small, roundtable conversations with industry influencers, our lobbying team and decisionmakers

Invitation for four attendees to the Annual Conference Donor Breakfast with legislators

Invitation for one attendee (Principal/Designee) to Annual Conference Donor Dinner

$5,000 - $9,999

$2,500 - $4,999

Access to exclusive PAC events for four members of the firm and preferred seating at the Annual Conference breakfast and legislative update

New donors will receive four FEPAC “Defender” gold lapel pins

Verbal recognition of firm at all FES and ACEC FL events, firm logo featured on PAC printed materials and on FEPAC webpages

Renewing donors will receive a special FEPAC renewal gift at the Annual Conference

Both new and renewing donors will receive verbal recognition and preferred seating/access at donor events

Invitation for two attendees to the Annual Conference Donor Breakfast with legislators

Invitation for one attendee (Principal/Designee) to Annual Conference Donor Dinner

$1,000 - $2,499

Access to exclusive PAC events for two members of the firm and preferred seating at the Annual Conference breakfast and legislative update

$500 - $999

New donors will receive two FEPAC “Advocate” silver lapel pins

Firm logo featured on PAC printed materials and on FEPAC webpages

Renewing donors will receive a special FEPAC renewal gift at the Annual Conference

New donors will receive two FEPAC “Supporter” bronze lapel pins

Both new and renewing donors will have their firm name featured on PAC printed materials and on FEPAC webpages

New donors will receive the FEPAC member pin

Both new and renewing donors will have their firm name featured on PAC printed materials and on FEPAC webpages

Invitation for one attendee to the Annual Conference Donor Breakfast with legislators

COMMISSION ON LEGISLATIVE & GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

Peter M. Moore, PE, LEED AP .................................................................. Chair

Rick Acree, PE ................................................................ ACEC Florida President

David A. Keough, PE ....................................................................... FES President

Jamie M. Graham, PE ......................................

Jeffrey J. Sullivan, PE ...............................

Region 1 Director - Panhandle

Region 2 Director - North Central

Edward Gonzalez, PE ................................

Dawn Ratican, PE ....................................

Region 3 Director - East Central

Region 4 Director - West Central

Stanley Delmas, PE ........................... Region 5 Director - Treasure Coast

Jordan E. Leep, PE, PMP ........................... Region 6 Director - Southwest

Victor H. Herrera, PE ..................................

Region 7 Director - Gold Coast

Bryant A. King, PE ....................................................... Vice President Region I

Gabriel S. Pastrana, PE ........................................... Vice President Region II

Ryan Blaida, PE ............................................................ Vice President Region III

Jonathan J. Gotwald, PE ...................................... Vice President Region IV

David Cowan, Jr., PE, LEED AP ........................... Vice President Region V

Gregory S. Stevens, PE ......................................... Vice President Region VI

Juan C. Prieto, PE ................................................. Vice President Region VII

Angelina Gou Fairchild, PE, LEED AP .......................... Member at Large

Charles L. Geer, PE, FACEC ................................................ Member at Large

Jeffrey M. Littlejohn, PE ....... Environmental Legislative Consultant

Jon Johnson ...................................................................... Legislative Consultant

Darrick D. McGhee, Sr. ................................................ Legislative Consultant

Vacant ............................................................................................ Executive Director

Laura Heiselman …................................................................................. Staff Liaison

PURPOSE

The purpose of the commission is to provide the Florida Engineering Society and the American Council of Engineering Companies of Florida with maximum participation in and proper coordination of its legislative and government relations program. The commission will be composed of the FES President, ACEC Florida President, seven (7) FES Vice Presidents or their designee, seven (7) ACEC Florida Regional Directors or their designee, an At-Large Chair and up to two (2) At-Large Members as necessary to fill critical informational gaps, as needed. A quorum number to conduct business is set at 8.

Responsibilities of the commission include periodic review of the efforts of the committees within the Division of Public Affairs and the development of recommendations to the FES Board and the American Council of Engineering Companies of Florida Board as to proposed positions on legislative and government relations issues and priorities for accomplishment. The commission shall be responsible for drafting and seeking introduction of and developing support for the passage of legislation or the adoption of rules that impact the health, safety and welfare of the public or affect the engineering profession.

The commission will ensure coordination with other professions, organizations and interest groups and enlist their cooperation and support in legislative and administrative measures of mutual interest or concern. The commission will prepare and present a written summary report at the Society’s annual conference covering the activities of the Division of Public Affairs during the preceding year. The report should contain recommendations of the commission as to the necessary funding level of the division for the coming year.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, May 21, 1982. Amended June 8, 1982. Amended December 13, 1984. Amended November 7, 2003. Amended November 1, 2012. Amended October 10, 2019 by the FES and ACEC-FL EXCOM.

JAMES A. RUTH AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING LEGISLATIVE EFFECTIVENESS

James A. Ruth, PE, was the father of the FES legislative program. His dedication and tireless efforts, even in failing health, were an inspiration to those who knew and worked with him. In recognition of his contributions to the promotion of informed and responsible legislation and regulation, the Florida Engineering Society has established the James A. Ruth Award for Outstanding Legislative Effectiveness.

BASIC CRITERIA

The award shall be presented to those legislators or other government officials who recognize the importance of the role of the profession in the protection of the health and welfare of the citizens of Florida, and whose actions have consistently placed the protection of the public above personal or partisan positions.

PROCEDURE

Selection of the recipient shall be made by the Commission of Legislative and Government Relations and approved by the FES Board of Directors. The award may be presented annually if merited. An effort shall be made to select no more than two award winners a year. Presentation of the award shall be made at the FES annual conference or another appropriate occasion.

RECIPIENTS

Representative Jimmy Patronis ...................

Representative Ray Sansom ................................................................................

Representative Allan G. Bense ..................

Senator Daniel Webster ...............................

Representative Jerry Burroughs ................

Senator John H. “Buddy” Dyer

Representative Hurley Rudd ........................

Senator Rick Dantzler ....................................

Senator George Kirkpatrick ............................

Senator Winston W. “Bud” Gardner

Representative Dick Graham

Senator Toni Jennings

Representative Mary Figg

Representative John Grant

Senator Pat Frank

Senator Don C. Fuqua

Representative Mary Ellen Hawkins

Senator George Stuart .........................................

Representative Sam Bell .................................

Senator John W. Vogt, PE ...............................

Representative John Grant ..........................

61G15 – Florida Administrative Code

To view the current version of the 61G15, please visit https://fbpe.org/

61g15 Content Outline

61g15-18 Organization And Purpose

61g15-19 Grounds For Disciplinary Proceedings

61g15-20 Application For Licensure, Education Requirements, And Experience

61g15-21 Examinations

61g15-22 License Renewal, Continuing Education

61g15-23 Seals

61g15-24 Fees

61g15-26 Supervision Standards

61g15-27 Procedures For The Adoption Of Another’s Work

61g15-29 Certification

61g15-30 Responsibility Rules Common To All Engineers

61g15-31 Responsibility Rules Of Professional Engineers Concerning The Design Of Structures

61g15-32 Responsibility Rules Of Professional Engineers Concerning The Design Of Fire Protection Systems

61g15-33 Responsibility Rules Of Professional Engineers Concerning The Design Of Electrical Systems

61g15-34 Mechanical Systems

61g15-35 Responsibility Rules Of Professional Engineers Providing Threshold Building Inspection

61g15-36 Product Evaluation

61g15-37 Florida Engineers Management Corporation

Chapter 471 – Florida Statutes Engineering Practice Act

To view the current version of Chapter 471, please visit https://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/

Chapter 471 Content Outline

471.001 Purpose

471.003 Qualifications For Practice; Exemptions

471.0035 Instructors In Postsecondary Educational Institutions; Exemption From Licensure Requirement

471.005 Definitions

471.007 Board Of Professional Engineers

471.008 Rulemaking Authority

471.009 Board Headquarters

471.011 Fees

471.013 Examinations; Prerequisites

471.015 Licensure

471.017 Renewal Of License

471.019 Reactivation

471.0195 Florida Building Code Training For Engineers

471.021 Engineers And Firms Of Other States; Temporary Certificates To Practice In Florida

471.023 Qualification

471.025 Seals

471.027 Engineers Authorized To Enter Lands Of Third Parties Under Certain Conditions

471.031 Prohibitions; Penalties

471.033 Disciplinary Proceedings

471.037 Effect Of Chapter Locally

471.038 Florida Engineers Management Corporation

471.0385 Court Action; Effect

471.045 Professional Engineers Performing Building Code Inspector Duties

471.055 Structural Engineering Recognition Program For Professional Engineers

FLORIDA ENGINEERS IN CONSTRUCTION (FECON)

Rafael Jimenez, PE ...................................................... Chair Vienna Freeman ................................................ Vice Chair Omar R Rodriguez, PE, CGC, Assoc. DBIA ............ ............................................................................................... Secretary Alexandra Jimenez ......................................... Treasurer

Paul J. Bangs, PE .......................... At Large Member Eric M. Jimenez, PE .................... At Large Member Kamryn Hacker ............................... Staff Liaison

Operating Rules and Procedures Name

The name of the section shall be “Florida Engineers in Construction, a practice section of the Florida Engineering Society,” hereinafter referred to as “the section” or “FECON.”

Objectives

The overall objectives of the section shall be:

a. To provide an effective forum for discussion and action on problems of common interest to engineers employed or engaged in construction or in design construction.

b. To strengthen the role of the engineer in construction.

c. To promote better engineer-construction management relationships.

d. To provide means of communication and liaison with engineers in other practice sections of FES and with other similar state sections.

Organization

The section is organized under the provisions of the Charter of the Florida Engineering Society. Nothing shall be construed herein as being in conflict with the Charter and Bylaws of the Society and the applicable provisions of said Charter and Bylaws shall be followed in all activities of the section.

Membership

Membership and participation in the section shall be available on the following basis:

a. An individual member of the section shall be a member of FES who is engaged in construction or design/construction, or an FES member whose interest is primarily in the construction field.

b. Any member of FES may participate, subject to the rules of government and operation, in the activities of the section.

c. The right to vote or hold office shall be limited to individual members of the section.

d. Sustaining Firm Member. This class of membership shall be limited to construction-oriented firms in Florida who have professional interests within the scope of the section. Applications for membership as a Sustaining Firm member shall be subject to the approval of the Administrative Committee.

Administration

a. The affairs of the section shall be governed by an Administrative Committee consisting of the officers of the section and the immediate past chair.

b. The administration and fiscal years of the section shall coincide with those of FES.

c. Any action taken by FECON shall be compatible with the established policies of FES, or in the absence of an FES Policy Statement, shall be in harmony with the policies. In the event a contemplated action does not fall within the scope of established policies, it will be referred to the Board of Directors or Executive Committee of FES for review and

approval prior to implementation.

d. The records and finances of the section shall be administered by the FES Executive Director under the general control of the Section Administrative Committee.

e. The Administrative Committee shall establish and appoint such committees as it deems appropriate to assist in carrying out the affairs of the section.

Officers

a. There shall be as officers of FECON a chair, a vice chair, a secretary, and a treasurer.

b. The terms of all elected officers shall be for one year and shall begin at the start of the administrative year for which they were elected.

Duties of Officers

a. The chair shall represent the section at the meetings of the FES Board of Directors and shall report the activities of FECON to the FES Board of Directors at each meeting.

b. The officers shall perform the duties usually assigned officers in like positions, subject to the rules which may be adopted by FECON and approved by the FES Board of Directors.

Election of Officers

a. Nominations for officers shall be made by a Nominating Committee consisting of the immediate past chair and two additional members appointed by the current chair. The Nominating Committee shall submit to the secretary at least 60 days prior to the date of the annual conference the name of one candidate for each office to be filled. A list of the nominations shall be sent to all individual members or published in the Journal FES, allowing 30 days in which to file additional nominations. Additional nominations may be made by letter addressed to the secretary containing the name of the nominee and the signatures of any five members in good standing.

b. If there are no additional nominees, the list of nominees as submitted by

FLORIDA ENGINEERS IN CONSTRUCTION (FECON)

the Nominating Committee shall be declared the new officers by acclamation. If there are additional nominees, letter ballots containing the names of the official nominees and the additional nominees shall then be sent by the secretary to all qualified voters at least 30 days before the date of the annual conference.

c. Each ballot shall be returned to the secretary enclosed in a single envelope endorsed on the back with the member’s signature. The chair shall appoint not less than two tellers who shall canvass all ballots, and the results shall be announced at the annual conference. The candidate for any office having the largest number of votes by letter ballot for each office shall be elected. The names of the elected officers, together with vote tabulations and ballots, shall be transmitted to the secretary before the annual conference

Dues

a. Annual dues for section individual members and sustaining firm members may be established by the Section Administrative Committee.

b. Section annual dues shall be due and payable in full on October 1.

c. A delinquent member is one whose dues for the preceding year have not been paid by July 1.

d. A member shall be defined as in arrears if their current year’s dues are unpaid.

e. A member in good standing shall be defined as a member who is not delinquent.

Meetings

The section shall hold an annual business meeting at the time and place established for the annual conference of FES. Additional business meetings may be called by the Administrative Committee or by written request of five percent of the members in good standing, stating the purpose of such meeting.

Revisions and Amendments

Changes or additions to these rules may be made by the Executive Board of the section subject to approval by a majority vote of the individual membership voting in the Practice Section

and approval of the FES Board of Directors.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, Amended October 14, 1972. Amended August 4, 1983. Amended April 4, 1985. Amended November 7, 2003.

Chapter Liaison Representatives

The duties of this assignment shall include the following:

1. Study and make recommendations to the FECON Administrative Committee with respect to activities, programs, and procedures that are of interest or concern to engineers in construction.

2. Provide guidance, assistance, and leadership to chapter officers and members in establishing and conducting activities, programs, and projects to serve the needs of chapter members in construction.

3. Coordinate activities and communications between state headquarters, the FECON Administrative Committee, and FECON members at the chapter level.

4. In coordination with the Chapter Membership Committee, develop and implement membership promotional objectives to bring the aims, objectives, and accomplishments of FECON to the attention of all engineers in construction to enlist endorsement, support, and affiliation.

5. Encourage FECON members and engineers in construction to participate in FECON, FES, and chapter activities and meetings.

6. At the request of state headquarters, conduct fact-finding investigations of alleged professional misconduct or violations of the Code of Ethics involving FECON members in their chapter area and prepare and submit reports on the findings of such investigations.

7. Monitor, investigate, and study activities, policies, conditions, and procedures in their chapter area which affect or concern the public or engineers in construction and initiate such action as may be appropriate to ensure that the interests of the public, the engineering profession, and engineers in construction

are advanced and protected.

8. Keep the FECON Administrative Committee informed of their activities.

9. Prepare and present a written summary report at the FECON annual conference covering their activities during the year.

Appointments to this assignment shall be as follows:

1. All appointments shall be made and approved by the Practice Section’s Administrative Committee.

2. There shall be one member appointed from each chapter.

3. The term of the appointment shall be for one administrative year.

4. Subject to the approval of the Practice Section’s Administrative Committee, representatives may be reappointed annually.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, October 14, 1972. Amended November 7, 2003. Amended August 1, 2018. Amended January 20, 2022

FECON Individual Excellence Award

The Florida Engineers in Construction Individual Excellence Award (IEA) is presented to the nominated professional who has made the most outstanding contribution to the advancement, improvement, and accelerated awareness of how engineers shall protect, defend and maintain the safety and welfare of the public.

The final selection for the state award will be made by the FECON Administrative Committee based on the professional’s current and longtime reputation under consideration, with particular emphasis on the preceding twelve months.

The factors considered are those outlined on our website. The award is presented by the FECON Chair at the FES | ACEC Florida Annual Conference.

FECON Individual Excellence Award

Omar Rodriguez, PE, CGC, Assoc. DBIA 2024

Francisco Cruz .... 2022

Eric Jimenez .... 2021

FLORIDA ENGINEERS IN EDUCATION (FEE)

Jeffrey H. Greenfield, PE, BCEE, BCES, BC. WRE, F. FES, F. NSPE, F. ASCE, LEED AP, ENV SP .................................................................. Chair

Charles W. Davis, Jr., PhD, CSSGB .......................................................................... Vice Chair

Matthew Trussoni, PhD, AIA, CGC, PE .......................................................................... Vice Chair

Carlos Chang, Ph.D., PE ................... Secretary Michael Ferrante, MSEM ................. Treasurer

Michelle Roddenberry, PE, PhD ........................................................ At Large Member

Amanda D. Hudson, QAS .......... Staff Liaison

Operating Rules and Procedures

Name

The name of the section shall be “Florida Engineers in Education, a practice section of the Florida Engineering Society (FES),” hereinafter referred to as “the section” or “FEE.”

Authorization

The section is authorized under Article IX of the Florida Engineering Society

Charter, and its activities and actions shall comply.

Objectives

The objectives of the section are to provide for Professional Engineers in education, a forum for effective discussion, exploration, and analysis, and to provide for FES, the Florida Engineering Foundation (FEF), a vehicle for obtaining advice from practicing Engineers in education with respect to:

a. Improvement of undergraduate, graduate, continuing education, and technician programs for accomplishing the engineering effort of our nation.

b. Stimulation of professional concepts, including registration among engineering educators, administrators, and students.

c. Cooperation with the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET), the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES), and other engineering societies, in matters affecting educational policies and practices.

d. Promotion of an atmosphere for engineering educators and administrators, conducive to the highest quality of engineering education.

Procedures

The section shall accomplish its objective by:

a. Study, consultation, reporting, and dissemination of information on matters of concern with engineering education.

b. Forums for discussion of topics of interest in engineering education.

c. Meetings of the members and the Administrative Committee for discussion and recommendations of courses of action for FES.

d. Consideration of communications presented by any chapter, committee, or the Board of Directors of FES, or other groups concerned with engineering education.

Membership

Membership and participation in the section shall be available on the following basis:

a. A member of the section shall be a member of FES who is engaged in teaching, research, or administration in the field of education.

b. Any member of FES may participate, subject to these Rules of Government

and Operation, in activities of the section.

c. The right to vote or hold office shall be limited to members of the section.

Administration

a. The affairs of the section shall be governed by an Administrative Committee consisting of one representative of each college or university in Florida with one or more accredited (by ABET/EAC) engineering programs, to be appointed by the respective Dean or Director from among the faculty members having membership in FES prior to April 1st of each current year for the ensuing administrative year.

b. The administrative and fiscal years of the section shall coincide with those of FES.

Officers

The officers of the section shall consist of a chair, a vice chair, chair-elect, past-chair, secretary, and treasurer, who shall take office at the beginning of the administrative year and hold office until their successors are duly elected/appointed and take office. Vacancies in any elected office during the administrative year shall be timely filled by the Administrative Committee, by duly approved appointments. No one person shall concurrently hold more than two of these established Officer’s position.

Committees

The Administrative Committee may appoint such standing and ad hoc sub-committees as are deemed desirable.

Meetings

a. The Administrative Committee shall meet not less than twice a year for discussion, action and recommendation to the FES Board of Directors.

b. The section shall hold an annual conference at the time of the annual conference of FES. Such other meetings may be held as determined by the Administrative Committee.

c. All meetings of this Administrative Committee, and its sub-committees, shall be conducted in compliance with Robert’s Rules of Order, as amended.

d. Quorum for all meetings, shall be defined as 50% plus 1, based on currently elected and seated Officers of this Administrative Committee, or of approved members of other duly organized and bona-fide sub-committees.

FLORIDA ENGINEERS IN EDUCATION (FEE)

Nominating Committee

There shall be a Nominating Committee consisting of a chair, who shall be a past chair of the section, and two other members appointed by the current chair of the section with the approval of the Administrative Committee. These appointments shall be made 60 days prior to the FES Annual Conference, of the current administrative year. The Nominating Committee shall prepare a slate of nominees from among the membership of the Administrative Committee and/or from currently listed FEE members in the FES, for the elective offices for the ensuing administrative year, and its report shall be published as soon as feasible thereafter for the information of all FES members.

Additional nominations shall be placed on the official ballot by petition of ten members. Such petitions must be received by the secretary of the section, at least 30 days before the FES Annual Conference. Election of officers shall be made by letter ballot to all members of the section at least 30 days prior to the annual conference. The candidate for any office having the largest number of votes shall be elected.

If there are no additional nominees, the list of nominees as submitted by the Nominating Committee shall be declared the new officers by acclamation. If there are additional nominees, electronic ballots containing the names of the official nominees and the additional nominees shall then be sent by electronic means by the secretary, to all qualified voters at least 30 days before the date of the annual conference.

Each ballot shall be returned to the secretary either enclosed in a single envelope endorsed on the back with the member’s signature, or by email. Only qualified paper or electronic ballots returned to the secretary, five or more days prior to the date of the annual conference shall be canvassed, such date to be specified on the ballots. The candidate having the largest number of legal votes by letter ballot for each office shall be elected. The names of the elected officers together with vote tabulations and ballots shall be transmitted to the secretary before the annual conference.

The Nominating Committee shall assist the chair in seeking the naming of college or university representatives for the ensuing administrative year, by no later than 30 days prior to the FES Annual Conference.

Representative to the FES and FEF Boards

The section chair or an alternate officer shall represent the section at meetings of the FES and FEF Board of Directors to present and discuss section business. Under Article VII of the FES Charter, he shall be a voting member of the Board.

Finances

Funds necessary for conducting the business of the section shall be obtained from those regularly included in the FES annual budget and appropriations, and such other funds as may be obtained by the section directly on a basis adopted by the Administrative Committee of the section and approved by the FES Board of Directors. All funds shall be kept by the treasurer of FES, and shall be expended as directed by the Administrative Committee of the section. Policies as to travel, per diem, and other expenses shall be approved by the Administrative Committee, but shall not exceed those established by FES.

Minutes

Minutes shall be produced, and kept by the secretary, of all meetings of the Administrative Committee. All of its sub-committees shall also produce minutes and deliver the approved minutes to the secretary of the section. Minutes shall be made available to all members of FES, in a timely manner.

Cooperation

The section shall cooperate with the several FES and FEF officers, committees, other practice sections, and chapters to most effectively advance the interests of the entire profession and of section members.

Amendments

Changes or additions to these rules may be made by the Administrative Committee, subject to approval by the FES Board of Directors.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, March 7, 1969. Amended November 7, 2003. Amended May 28, 2015. Amended August 1, 2018.

FEE Chapter Liaison Representatives

1. Study, actively participate with, and make recommendations to the FEE Administrative Committee with respect to activities, programs, and procedures that are of interest or concern to engineers in education.

2. Provide guidance, assistance, and

leadership to chapter officers and members in establishing and conducting activities, programs, and projects to serve the needs of chapter members in education.

3. Coordinate activities and communications between state headquarters, the FEE Administrative Committee, and FEE members at the chapter level.

4. In coordination with the Chapter Membership Committee, develop and implement membership promotional objectives to bring the aims, objectives, and accomplishments of FEE to the attention of all engineers in education to enlist endorsement, support, and affiliation.

5. Encourage FEE members and engineers in education to participate in FEE, FES, and chapter activities and meetings.

6. At the request of state headquarters, conduct fact-finding investigations of alleged professional misconduct or violations of the Code of Ethics involving FEE members in their chapter area and prepare and submit reports on the findings of such investigations.

7. Monitor, investigate, and study activities, policies, conditions, and procedures in their chapter area which affect or concern the public or engineers in education and initiate such action as may be appropriate to ensure that the interests of the public, the engineering profession, and engineers in education are advanced and protected.

8. Keep the FEE Administrative Committee informed of their activities.

9. Prepare and present a written summary report at the FEE annual conference covering their activities during the year.

Appointments to this assignment shall be as follows:

1. All appointments shall be made and approved by the FEE’s Administrative Committee.

2. There shall be one member appointed from each chapter.

3. The term of the appointment shall be for one administrative year.

4. Subject to the approval of the Practice Section’s Administrative Committee, representatives may be reappointed annually.

FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS IN GOVERNMENT (FPEG)

Audra H Hayden, PE

Jesse VanEyk, PE ............................................ Chair

Jamison R. Edwards, PE ..................................... Vice Chair State-Regional

Mark R. Fuller, PE .........................................................

Vice Chair, County and Municipal Government

Vijay Mishra, PE ............................................................. Vice Chair, Special District and Utilities Government

Maqsood Nasir, PE .............................. Secretary

Audra H Hayden, PE ........................... Treasurer

Kelly Cranford, PE, ENV SP, FES Fellow ........................................................ At Large Member

Kamryn Hacker …............................ Staff Liaison

Operating Rules and Procedures

Name

The name shall be called “Florida Professional Engineers in Government, a practice section of the Florida Engineering Society,” hereinafter referred to as “the section” or “FPEG.”

Objectives

Objective A: To promote the highest

standard of professional engineering practice within governmental agencies. Hold paramount the safety, health, and welfare of the public.

• Perform services only in areas of your competence.

• Issue public statements only in an objective and truthful manner. Act for each employer as a faithful agent. Avoid deceptive acts.

Conduct yourself honorably, responsibly, ethically, and lawfully so as to enhance the honor, reputation, and usefulness of the profession.

Objective B: To promote, encourage, and facilitate the professional development, licensure, recognition, stature, and well-being of engineers practicing engineering within government positions.

• Encourage continuing education opportunities tailored to the needs of government engineers.

• Provide recommendations to FES and FBPE for expansion of licensure disciplines needed by governmental entities.

Advise the FES and FBPE of licensure requirements and obligations that are detrimental to government engineers.

• Encourage governmental agencies to provide financial support for licensure.

• Expand opportunities for FPEG recognition of government engineers.

Objective C: To provide a forum for communications and to support matters of interest to Engineers at all levels in Government before other practice sections of the Society, other government organizations, and the public.

• Grow and strengthen FPEG membership.

Improve FPEG recognition (particularly among organizations outside of the Society).

Strive to make FPEG the principal voice of engineers in government in Florida.

• Solicit FPEG membership for professional concerns and issues of common interest.

Encourage FPEG members to pursue leadership positions in the Society, NSPE, and their communities.

Objective D: To effectively participate in the legislative and rule-making process on behalf of engineers in government with the assistance of the appropriate FES committee.

Encourage all members to be contributors to FEPAC.

Remain vigilant in monitoring legislation based on its impact to our profession and the health, safety, and welfare of the public.

Communicate with the FES Commission on Legislative and Government Affairs on legislation and rules that may effect government engineer; the manner in which we may perform our work; and the health, safety and welfare of the public.

• Educate political candidates on topics of interest to professional engineers.

Objective E: To actively promote professional engineers at all levels of government. Encourage the placement of professional engineers in leadership positions of engineering-intensive government departments.

• Encourage the participation of professional engineers on advisory boards, policy reviews boards, agency boards, local planning boards, etc.

• Establish a long-term program to identify professional engineers who are capable and interested in seeking public office or high-level appointed public positions.

Objective F: Encourage community service activities.

Organization

FPEG is organized under the provisions of the Charter of the Florida Engineering Society. Nothing shall be construed herein as being in conflict with the Charter and Bylaws of the Society, and the applicable provisions of said Charter and Bylaws shall be followed in all activities of FPEG.

Membership

Membership in FPEG shall consist of members of the Florida Engineering Society in good standing who are:

a. Employed by governmental agencies, or

b. Employed in other areas of practice but wish to join with FPEG to promote its objectives.

Such members of the Florida Engineering Society in good standing shall, upon application, be admitted in the grade of membership appropriate to their grade of membership in the Florida Engineering Society.

Only those members who are eligible to hold office in the Florida Engineering Society shall be eligible to hold office in FPEG.

FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS IN GOVERNMENT (FPEG)

Officers

a. There shall be as officers of FPEG, a chair; three vice chairs, one each from state/regional, special district and utilities, county and municipal government; a secretary/treasurer and an NSPE-PEG Governor.

b. The terms of all elective officers shall be one year and shall begin at the start of the administrative year for which they were elected.

c. One of the vice chairs shall be designated chair-elect.

d. The officers shall perform the duties usually assigned officers in like positions, subject to policies which may be adopted by the FPEG Administrative Committee and approved by the Board of Directors of FES.

e. There shall be one Chapter Liaison Representative appointed annually from each chapter.

Administrative Committee

Said officers, along with the most recent available past chair, shall constitute the administrative committee of FPEG. The administrative committee, when not meeting with the general membership, shall be the governing body of FPEG. Chapter Liaison Representatives present at meetings of the Administrative Committee shall have voting privileges. The Administrative Committee shall meet annually following the annual conference of FPEG and shall in addition hold at least one interim meeting at the time and place set by the chair. A quorum for a meeting of the Administrative Committee shall consist of a majority of the membership of the committee.

In general, actions taken by FPEG shall fall in one of two categories:

1. Action taken in the name of FPEG.

2. Action taken in the name of FES when directed by FES Board of Directors.

In both cases action taken shall be compatible with the established policies of the FES, or, in the absence of an FES policy statement, shall be in harmony with the policies of the National Society of Professional Engineers. In the event a contemplated action does not fall within the scope of established policies, it will be referred to the Board of Directors or the Executive Committee of FES for review and approval prior to implementation. The administrative and fiscal years of FPEG shall coincide with those of FES. The Administrative Committee shall prescribe rules and procedures for the

expenditure of funds.

Election of Officers

a. Nominations for officers shall be made by a Nominating Committee consisting of the most recent available past chair and two additional members appointed by the current chair. The Nominating Committee shall submit to the secretary/treasurer at least sixty (60) days prior to the date of the annual conference, the name of one candidate for each office to be filled. A list of the nominations shall be sent to all individual members or published in the FES publication, allowing 30 days in which to file additional nominations. Additional nominations may be made by any five members in good standing.

b. If there are no additional nominees, the list of nominees as submitted by the Nominating Committee shall be declared the new officers by acclamation. If there are additional nominees, letter ballots containing the names of the official nominees and the additional nominees shall then be sent by the secretary/treasurer to all qualified voters at least 30 days before the date of the annual conference.

c. Each ballot shall be returned to the secretary/treasurer enclosed in an envelope endorsed with the member’s signature. Only qualified ballots from members in good standing, returned to the secretary five or more days prior to the date of the annual conference, shall be canvassed, such date to be specified on the ballots. The qualified unopened ballots shall be delivered to the Tellers Committee. The chair shall appoint not less than two tellers who shall canvass all ballots, and the results shall be announced at the annual conference. The candidates having the largest number of qualified votes by letter ballot for each office shall be elected. The names of the elected officers together with vote tabulation and ballots shall be transmitted to the secretary/treasurer before the annual conference.

Meetings

FPEG shall meet annually at the time and place established for the annual conference for FES. Additional meetings may be called by the Administrative Committee or by written request of five percent of the members in good standing, stating the purpose of such meeting.

Dues

a. Annual dues for section members may be established by the FPEG Administrative Committee, subject to approval of the FES Board of Directors.

b. Section annual dues shall be part of the mandatory dues section of the FES dues statement and shall be payable on the first day of the fiscal year, established by the FES Board of Directors, for which they are due.

c. A delinquent member whose annual dues are not paid within the first three-quarters of the current fiscal year shall be dropped from the membership rolls.

d. A member shall be considered in good standing if their annual dues are paid within the first four months of the current fiscal year.

Committees

The Administrative Committee shall form committees as are necessary to conduct the affairs of FPEG, make committee appointments and prescribe committee activities. Generally, committee members shall be appointed for two-year terms, approximately half being appointed each year.

Amendments

a. Amendments or revisions of the Operating Rules may be proposed by a majority vote of the Administrative Committee, or by a written petition signed by ten (10) members of FPEG and submitted to the Administrative Committee.

b. Amendments or revisions submitted by petition shall be reviewed by the Administrative Committee within thirty (30) days after receipt. All proposed amendments or revisions and the recommendations of the Administrative Committee following review shall be mailed to all FPEG members or published in the Journal FES thirty (30) days prior to voting. Voting may be done by letter ballot or at the annual conference.

c. Any such amendments or revisions to the Operating Rules shall become effective upon majority vote of ballots cast by letter ballot or majority vote of the members present and voting at the annual conference and after approval by the Board of Directors of FES.

Amended November 7, 2003. Amended August 1, 2018. Amended August 5, 2020.

FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS IN GOVERNMENT (FPEG)

FPEG Professional Development Award

The Florida Professional Engineers in Government Professional Development Award is presented annually to the nominated government agency that has made the most outstanding contribution to the advancement and improvement of the engineering profession through its employment practices and professional development policies. Its purpose is to recognize and encourage all agencies to adopt progressive policies that support employment of Professional Engineers.

The final selection for the FPEG Professional Development Award will be made by the FPEG Administrative Committee. The factors considered are those outlined in the form, including conditions of employment, utilization of personnel, encouragement of registration, compensation, professional development, and internal communications. The Committee reserves the right not to select a recipient for a given year if, in its opinion, none of the nominations is of sufficient stature or quality to justify the award, and so as not to repeat awards to a single agency in consecutive years.

FPEG Professional Development Award Recipients

City of Clearwater ........................................... 2022

SFWMD ................................................................... 2015

City of Sanford .................................................... 2013

City of St. Peterburg Engineering and Capital Improvements Dept ..................... 2011

Leon County, Div. of Engineering ........ 2005

City of Clearwater, Public Works Administration ................ 2004 Sarasota County Professional Engineer Development Program .............................. 2003

South FL Water Mgmt. District ............. 2002 Palm Beach County Engineering and Public Works ............................................ 1996 City of Gainesville Public Works Dept. ....................................................................................... 1993

Florida Dept. of Education Professional Engineer Training Program ...................... 1992

Naval Training Systems Center ............... 1991

City of Port Saint Lucie ................................ 1990

Southwest Florida Water Mgmt. District ........................................................................................... 1989

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Hydrology and Hydraulics ......................... 1988

Orange County Public Utilities Engineering Department .......................... 1987 Dept. of General Services, Division of Communications ................... 1986

City of St. Petersburg ................................... 1984

FPEG Engineer of the Year Award

The Florida Professional Engineers in Government Engineer of the Year Award recognizes the nominated engineer who has made the most outstanding contribution to the advancement of engineers in government. Candidate must be a registered Professional Engineer employed by federal, state, or local government. Nominations are received and judged by the FPEG Administrative Committee at their spring meeting. The award is presented at the FES annual conference.

FPEG Engineer of the Year Award Recipients

Hattaway,

Danielle Slaterpryce,

Anunth Prasad, PE

Jeffrey H. Greenfield, Ph.D, PE,

F.NSPE

Kenneth S. Todd, PE ....................................

Shannon LaRocque Bass,

Donald D. Jacobovitz,

John D. Booth, PE ..................................... 2006

William P. Baxter, PE ................................ 2005

Mark D. Van Hala, PE, F.NSPE ............ 2004

Charles G. Mixson, PE ............................. 2003

Robert S. Kosoy, PE ................................... 2002

Charles S. Warrington Jr., PE ............... 2001

Lyle R. “Bob” Titterington, PE ............. 2000

Patrick A. Martin, PE ................................... 2000

Glenn E. Forrest, PE ..................................... 1999

Tim Madhanagopal, PE, BCEE, QEP, F.NSPE ..................................................................... 1998

A.R. Linero, PE .................................................... 1997

Patrick S. Collins, PE ..................................... 1996

Dennis Daughters, PE, F.NSPE ............... 1995

Jean P. Marchand, PE ................................. 1994

Gordon S. Burleson, PE ............................... 1993

George R. Knecht, PE, F.NSPE .................. 1992

Paul R. Little, PE ................................................ 1991

Morton S. Lipschultz, PE ............................... 1990

FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS IN INDUSTRY (FPEI)

Bhavsar, PE SECRETARY Matthew Sloan, PE, CGC

Carnot Evans, PE ....................................... Chair

Eric McAra, PE ........................ Vice Chairman

Nimesh Bhavsar, PE .................... Secretary

Matthew Sloan, PE, CGC ........... Treasurer

Marcos Y. Montes De Oca, PE .................................................... At Large Member

Tejsingh A Rana, PE ... At Large Member Joseph Roberts, Jr ....... At Large Member Kamryn Hacker .......................... Staff Liaison

Operating Rules and Procedures

Name

The name of the section shall be “Florida Professional Engineers in Industry, a practice section of the Florida Engineering Society,” hereinafter referred to as “the section” or “FPEI.”

Objectives

The overall objectives of the section shall be:

a. To provide an effective forum for discussion and action on problems of common interest to engineers employed in industry.

b. To promote the professional development, recognition and economic interests of its members.

c. To provide a means of communication for its members and liaison with the Professional Engineers in Industry practice section and with other similar state sections.

d. To promote cooperative relations between engineers and management in furtherance of high standards of professional service employment.

Organization

The section is organized under the provisions of the Charter of the Florida Engineering Society. Nothing shall be construed herein as being in conflict with the Charter and Bylaws of the Society, and the applicable provisions of said Charter and Bylaws shall be followed in all activities of the section.

Membership

Membership in the section shall consist of Individual Members and Sustaining Firm Members.

a. Individual Membership in the section shall consist of members of FES in good standing and other qualified engineers who are employed in industry or who have professional interests within the scope of the section.

(1) Membership requirements shall be the same as those of FES.

(2) All persons who are members of FES in good standing shall, upon application, be admitted to the section in the grade of membership appropriate to their grade of membership in FES.

b. Sustaining Firm Member. This class of membership shall be limited to industrial firms in Florida who have professional interests within the scope of the section. Application for membership as a Sustaining Firm Member shall be subject to the approval of the Administrative Committee.

c. Voting. Each Individual member of the section shall be entitled to

one vote on matters submitted to a vote of the members. The Sustaining Firm Member will not be entitled to vote except through vote of Individual Members who are affiliated with said Sustaining Firm Member.

d. Holding Office. Only those FPEI members who are eligible to hold office in FES shall be eligible to hold office in the section.

Administration

a. Administrative Committee. There shall be as officers of the section a Chairman, a Vice Chairman, a Secretary, and a Treasurer. Said officers shall constitute the Administrative Committee of the section. The Administrative Committee when not meeting with the general membership shall be the governing body of the section. Chapter liaison representatives present at meetings of the Administrative Committee shall have voting privileges.

b. Said committee shall meet periodically, preferably monthly but no less than quarterly, at the time and place set by the Chairman. A quorum for a meeting of the Administrative Committee shall consist of a majority of the membership of the committee. All members of the practice section are to be invited to any regular meeting of the Administrative Committee. Special meetings of the Administrative Committee can be called by the Chairman.

c. In general, actions taken by the section shall fall in one of two categories:

(1) Action taken in the name of the section.

(2) Action taken in the name of FES. In both cases it shall be the policy that action taken be compatible with the expressed policies of FES. In the absence of a governing policy statement, action taken shall be in consonance with the published

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policies of the National Society of Professional Engineers. In the event a contemplated action does not fall within the scope of established policies, it will be referred to the Board of Directors or the Executive Committee of FES for review and approval prior to implementation.

d. The Chairman shall report the activities of the section to the FES Board of Directors at each Board Meeting.

e. The officers shall perform the duties usually assigned officers in like positions, subject to rules which may be adopted by the section and approved by the Board of Directors of FES.

f. The administrative and fiscal years of FPEI shall coincide with those of FES.

g. All officers shall be elected annually as provided for hereinafter. The terms shall begin at the close of the administrative year in which they were elected.

h. In the event of a vacancy in the office of Chairman, the Vice Chairman shall assume the Chairman’s duties. In the event of a vacancy in any other office, the Administrative Committee shall appoint a member to that office for the balance of the term. An appointment shall not exceed one year.

Election of Officers

a. Nominations for officers shall be made by the Administrative Committee. The Administrative Committee shall submit to the membership of the committee for a regularly scheduled meeting of the Administrative Committee at least 30 days prior to the date of the annual conference the name of one candidate for each office to be filled. Additional nominations from the membership will be accepted for consideration by the membership at such meeting.

b. If there are no additional nominees, the list of nominees as submitted by the Administrative Committee shall be declared the new officers by affirmative vote of the membership. If there are additional nominees, then the candidates for each office will be subject to a vote of the membership at the meeting.

c. Candidates for each office will be discussed and then voted upon by the membership at the meeting. The candidate having the largest number of votes for each office shall be elected. The names of the elected officers together with vote tabulations and ballots shall be transmitted to the FES Board before the annual conference.

Dues

a. A portion of each FPEI member’s FES dues will be allocated to the practice section. Annual dues for section individual members may be established by the section Administrative Committee, and are subject to approval by the FES Board of Directors. Dues shall be payable on the first day of the fiscal year.

b. A delinquent member whose dues are not paid within the first three-quarters of the current fiscal year shall be dropped from the membership rolls.

c. A member shall be defined as in arrears if their current year’s dues are unpaid.

d. A member in good standing shall be defined as a member who is not delinquent.

e. Dues for Sustaining Firm Membership shall be set by the Administrative Committee.

Meetings

The section shall meet periodically at the time and place established by the Chairman, preferably monthly but at least quarterly. Additional meetings

may be called by the Administrative Committee or by written request of five percent of the members in good standing, stating the purpose of such meeting.

Revisions and Amendments

a. Amendments or revisions to these rules may be proposed by a majority vote of the Administrative Committee or by written petition signed by ten members of the section and submitted to the committee.

b. Amendments or revisions submitted by petition shall be reviewed by the committee within 30 days after receipt. All proposed amendments or revisions and the recommendations of the committee following review shall be provided to all section members prior to voting.

c. Any such amendment or revision to these rules shall become effective upon majority vote of the members present and after approval by the Board of Directors of FES.

Goals and Policies

a. Promote professionalism among engineers in industry, based on the concept that individual responsibility is incompatible with the collective bargaining approach.

b. Actively promote the idea that registration is a must if the engineer expects to achieve a true professional status.

c. Determine the need for legislation on behalf of engineers in industry, and propose and support such legislation through the appropriate FES committee.

d. Determine the need for expansion of the field of existing registration examinations and establishment of new examinations necessary to keep pace with the new and broadening fields of engineering coming into the state. Make recommendations

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based on these findings to the appropriate FES committee.

e. Encourage participation by section members in public service activities on community, state, and national levels.

f. Encourage each individual engineer employed in industry to set for themselves high standards of technical performance and professional conduct.

g. Implement a program to inform industrial management throughout the state, as outlined in the “Ten Steps to a Professional EngineerManagement Relationship in Industry,” and to give appropriate recognition to those companies actively following these principles.

Adopted May 2, 1964, Annual Conference. Amended May 17, 1968, Amended May 25, 1973, Amended July 31, 1980, Amended August 2, 1984, Amended August 1, 1986, Amended August 1, 1991. Amended November 7, 2003, Amended August 1, 2018, Amended July 28, 2025

Florida Professional Engineers in Industry – Chapter Liaison Representatives

The duties of this assignment shall include the following:

1. Study and make recommendations to the FPEI Administrative Committee with respect to activities, programs, and procedures that are of interest or concern to engineers in industry.

2. Provide guidance, assistance and leadership to chapter officers and members in establishing and conducting activities, programs, and projects to serve the needs of chapter members in industry.

3. Coordinate activities and communications between state headquarters, the FPEI Administrative Committee, and FPEI members at the chapter level.

4. In coordination with the Chapter Membership Committee, develop and implement membership promotional

objectives to bring the aims, objectives, and accomplishments of FPEI to the attention of all engineers in industry to enlist endorsement, support, and affiliation.

5. Encourage FPEI members and engineers in industry to participate in FPEI, FES, PEI, and chapter activities and meetings.

6. At the request of state headquarters, conduct fact-finding investigations of alleged professional misconduct or violations of the Code of Ethics involving FPEI members in their chapter area and prepare and submit reports on the findings of such investigations.

7. Monitor, investigate, and study activities, policies, conditions, and procedures in their chapter area which affect or concern the public or engineers in industry and initiate such action as may be appropriate to ensure that the interests of the public, the engineering profession, and engineers in industry are advanced and protected.

8. Keep the FPEI Administrative Committee informed of their activities.

9. Attend all FPEI Administrative Committee meetings.

Appointments to this assignment shall be as follows:

1. All appointments shall be made in cooperation with each chapter and approved by the Practice Section’s Administrative Committee and the FES Board of Directors.

2. There shall be one member appointed from each chapter.

3. The term of the appointment shall be for one year, and shall coincide with the administrative year.

4. Subject to the approval of the Practice Section’s Administrative

Committee, representatives may be reappointed annually.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors.May 15, 1969, Amended October 2, 1970, Amended May 25, 1973, Amended August 2, 1984, Amended August 1, 1986, Amended August 1, 2018, Amended July 28, 2025

FPEI Engineer of the Year

The Florida Professional Engineers in Industry (FPEI) Engineer of the Year Award recognizes the nominated engineer who has made the most outstanding contribution to the advancement of engineers in industry.

The award consists of a plaque and letter designating an individual as Industrial Engineer of the Year, and is presented at the FES annual conference.

Participation in the program is open to any registered engineer employed by industry in the state of Florida and nomination may be made by anyone. The final selection for the award is made by a three-member panel appointed by the FPEI Administrative Committee on the basis of Professional/ Technical Society Activities, Engineering Achievements and Civic/Humanitarian Activities.

FPEI Engineer of the Year Award

Javier Manso , PE ....................................... 2025

COMMITTIES AT A GLANCE

EDUCATION COMMITTEE ........................ PG. 47

David M. Schmitt, PE - Chair

K-12 Subcommittee

Chair: Sybille Bayard, PE

MATHCOUNTS® Subcommittee

Co-Chair: Jamie Graham, PE

Co-Chair: Benjamin Pernezny, PE

Scholarship Subcommittee

Chair: Scott Weeks, PE

Vice-Chair: Charles Hsiao-Chung Wu, PE

Student Professional Development Subcommittee

Chair: Gregory S. Stevens, PE

INTEREST GROUPS COMMITTEE ......... PG. 54

Douglas R. Barkley, PE - Chair

Airports & Seaports Committee

(Joint FES & ACEC Florida)

Airports Chair: William Bowdoin, PE

Seaports Chair: Mark C. Valenti, PE CGC

Director: Greg Heaton, PE

Energy Subcommittee

(Joint FES & ACEC Florida)

Chair: Freeman Bass, PE

Environmental and Water Resources Subcommittee

Chair: Robert W. Higgins, PE

Transportation Subcommittee

Chair: Eliot L. Brown, PE

OPERATIONS COMMITTEE ...................... PG. 58

Jose L. Acosta, PE - Chair

Budget Subcommittee

Chair: Amber L. Gartner, PE

Nominating Subcommittee

Chair: Charles W. Davis, Jr., Ph.D., CSSGB

SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE ... PG. 60

Peter M. Moore, PE, LEED AP - Chair

Annual Conference Subcommittee

Chair: Ryan Blaida, PE

Awards Subcommittee

Chair: Mark R. Fuller, PE

International Collaboration Subcommittee

Co-Chair: Eric M. Jimenez, PE

Co-Chair: Carlos A. Penin, PE

Leadership Advisory Subcommittee

Chair: Robert A. Trompke, PE

Co-Chair: Victor H. Herrera, PE

Membership Development Subcommittee

Co-Chair: Will B. Cornelius II, PE

Co- Chair: Chris B. LaForte, PE

Public Relations Subcommittee

Chair: David Cowan Jr., PE, LEED AP

EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Additional Related Subcommittees: K-12 Subcommittee

MATHCOUNTS® Subcommittee

Scholarship Subcommittee

Student Professional Development

Education Committee Members:

David M. Schmitt, PE ................................................................................ Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ...................................................... FES President-Elect

Sybille Bayard, PE ............................................................................ K-12 Chair

Jamie MacDonnell Graham, PE ............ MATHCOUNTS Co-Chair

Benjamin Pernezny, PE .............................. MATHCOUNTS Co-Chair

Gregory S. Stevens, PE ............... Student Professional Dev. Chair

Scott Weeks, PE .............................................................. Scholarship Chair

Charles Hsiao-Chung Wu, PE ..................... Scholarship Vice Chair

Amanda D. Hudson, QAS ............................................................. Staff Liaison

Purpose

To promote the engineering profession by encouraging students from kindergarten through senior year in college to pursue engineering as a career. (FES Charter, Article II).

Committee Goals

1. Expose students to engineering achievements and the importance of engineering innovation in the advancement of civilization.

2. Provide opportunities for all students to participate in hands-on programs that involve engineering problemsolving techniques. For those students who have the ability and the inclination, provide opportunities for increasing involvement in activities and programs that provide a deeper

understanding of the engineering profession and that provide a foundation for college level engineering education.

3. Administration, promotion, evaluation, and nomination of state level FES Scholarship Recipients.

4. Facilitate formation and assist with administration of Student Chapters. Assist with development and sponsorship of student chapter activities.

Committee Awards

• Engineering Education Volunteer of the Year

• Engineering Teacher of the Year

• Engineering Faculty Member of the Year

• Engineering Student of the Year

• Most Active Student Chapter (Alpha/Beta and Delta)

Committee Membership

Each chapter president shall propose a minimum of three committee members for committee consideration; two serving as the Chapter MATHCOUNTS Coordinators and one serving as the Chapter Scholarship Coordinator. Chapters are encouraged to appoint other members to the committee serving as liaisons to other specific local educational efforts and local Student Chapters. The FES President-Elect shall be a member of the committee.

Committee shall propose budget along with plan of activities, programs, and projects intended to be undertaken by the committee during the next fiscal year. Plan should include both expenses and proposed sources of revenue. Budget and plan should be submitted to Budget Committee chair by March 15 of each year for evaluation. Final budget and plan to be considered by FES Board of Directors for approval.

Committee Chair will serve as FES liaison to the Florida Engineering Foundation. Chair will prepare quarterly reports for submission prior to each Board meeting. Reports will include milestones achieved by Committee over the last quarter. Chair will be responsible for ensuring meeting minutes are kept for all committee meetings.

Committee Chair and Sub-committee Chairs will serve two-year terms. Chairman to be selected by FES President. Members are expected to participate in a minimum of three virtual committee meetings per year and volunteer a minimum of 10 hours per year implementing the goals of the committee.

EDUCATION COMMITTEE

K-12 SUBCOMMITTEE

Sybille Bayard, PE ................................................. Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ............... FES President-Elect

Christin Gorman, PE ............. Big Bend Chapter

Richard Lewis, II, PE, PhD ....... Calusa Chapter

Steven S Johnston, PE ... Central Florida Chapter

David M. Schmitt, PE ... Central Florida Chapter

Steven G. Danskine, PE, CFM

............................................... Daytona Beach Chapter

Elia Nunez, PE .................................. Miami Chapter

Dale E. Long, PE, LEED AP

........................................... Northeast Florida Chapter

Olive T Bailey, PE .............. Palm Beach Chapter

Morgan Biddle, PE .......... Palm Beach Chapter

Jonathan J. Gotwald, PE ........ Pinellas Chapter

Martine Fils-Aime, PE .................. Ridge Chapter

Dan D’Antonio, PE ....................... Tampa Chapter

Mike J. Simmons, PE, MBA .... Tampa Chapter

Adam Schildmeier, PE ... Treasure Coast Chapter

Amanda D. Hudson, QAS ................ Staff Liaison

Purpose

The purpose of this committee is to develop and maintain programs that:

1. Expose all students to engineering achievements and the importance of engineering innovation in the advance of civilization.

2. Provide opportunities for all students to participate in hands-on programs that involve engineering problemsolving techniques.For those students who have the ability and the inclination, provide opportunities for increasing involvement in activities and programs that provide a deeper understanding of the engineering profession and that provide a foundation for college level engineering education.

K-12 Engineer Volunteer of the Year Recipients

Richard G. Lewis, PhD, PE 2013

Mark D. Van Hala, PE, F.NSPE 2012

Michael J. Davis, PE ......................................... 2011

David M. Schmitt, PE 2010

K-12 Teacher of the Year for Engineering Recipients

Deborah O’Hare 2014

Mark Hueter ....................................................... 2013

Nancy Bourne 2012

Dana McFarlane 2012

Juan Teyssandier 2011

Jeffrey G. Cumber 2010

MATHCOUNTS® SUBCOMMITTEE

Jamie M. Graham, PE ................................ Co-Chair

Benjamin Pernezny, PE ........................... Co-Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ............... FES President-Elect

Hannah Cooper, EI ................ Big Bend Chapter

Jamie Graham, PE ................. Big Bend Chapter

Kennedy Simmonds, PE ..... Broward Chapter

Sally Goldman, PE ....................... Calusa Chapter

Wesley Kayne, PE .......................... Calusa Chapter

Ben Pernezny, PE, PMP

................................................. Central Florida Chapter

Stephanie Shealey, PE, PTP, PTOE

................................................. Central Florida Chapter

Matt McLeer, PE ........ Daytona Beach Chapter

Michael Anderson, PE

................................................. Emerald Coast Chapter

Monica Wallis, PE ....... Emerald Coast Chapter

Amber Gartner, PE ....................... Forest Chapter

Rebecca Mulroney, EI .... Indian River Chapter

Jose Acosta, PE ............................... Miami Chapter

Arjun Jain, PE, ENV SP ............... Miami Chapter

Lin Li, PE .............................................. Miami Chapter

Juan Prieto, PE, PMP ................... Miami Chapter

Scott Childress, EI ...................... Myakka Chapter

Jimmy Jackson, PE ................... Myakka Chapter

Andrew Roberts, PE ... North Central Chapter

Ashley Finley, PE, PTOE

..................................................... Northeast FL Chapter

Savannah Schaler .......... Northeast FL Chapter

Chase Wilkinson, PE .... Northeast FL Chapter

Seth Tatman, PE ................... Northwest Chapter

Maria Missena, PE ............ Palm Beach Chapter

Jonathan Gotwald, PE ............ Pinellas Chapter

Chris Knox, PE .............................. Pinellas Chapter

Mark Frederick, PE ........................ Ridge Chapter

Steven Frink, PE .......... Treasure Coast Chapter

Kamryn Hacker ...................................... Staff Liaison

The duties of this committee shall include the following:

1. Plan, promote, and administer an annual state-wide mathematics competition for middle school (Grades 6,7,8) students in public and private schools to encourage interest and recognize excellence in mathematics;

2. Disseminate information to chapters to assist them in planning, promoting, and administering chapter competitions; provide assistance to chapters when requested;

3. Coordinate the chapter, state, and national competitions; and

4. Establish the financial responsibilities of the state society and the participating chapters.

5. Recruit schools to become involved in MATHCOUNTS®.

6. Assist in obtaining sponsors for the state competition.

7. Chapter coordinators are asked to organize, plan, and execute the chapter MATHCOUNTS® competition each year in February. Chapter coordinators are to use the Florida MATHCOUNTS® Planning Guide, the National MATHCOUNTS® Coordinator Manual and information on MATHCOUNTS®.org throughout their planning and execution.

8. Members are asked to assist in organizing, planning, and executing their local chapter competitions.

Appointments to the committee shall be as follows:

1. There shall be two members appointed from each chapter. Recommendations for all chapter committee representatives shall be made by the chapter president and state director and approved by the FES Board of Directors.

2. The FES Board of Directors shall appoint a committee chair, a vice chair, and a secretary from the membership of the committee.

3. The term of appointment shall be for two administrative years, and the terms shall be staggered for members from the same chapter. Initially, one member will be appointed for one year and the other for a two-year term. Thereafter, both members will be appointed for two-year terms.

4. Subject to the approval of the Board, committee members may be reappointed annually.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, August 4, 1983. Amended November 21, 1986. Amended November 7, 2003. Amended February 16, 2010

2025 MATHCOUNTS® State Sponsors

Chen Moore & Associates

CPH Consulting, LLC

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Florida Professional Engineers in Government (FPEG)

Florida Professional Engineers in Industry (FPEI)

HAAGGLOBAL.COM

Hatcher Engineering, Inc

Johnson & Johnson

Pistorino and Alam Consulting Engineers

RS&H, Inc.

Terracon Consultants, Inc.

Florida Engineering Foundation

EDUCATION COMMITTEE

SCHOLARSHIP SUBCOMMITTEE

Scott Weeks, PE .............................................................................................................. Chair

Charles Hsiao-Chung Wu, PE ................................................................... Vice-Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ......................................................................... FES President-Elect

Charles Hsiao-Chung Wu, PE ................................................... Big Bend Chapter

Brandon L. Mintz, PHD, PE, CBC .............................................. Broward Chapter

Imtyazahmad Shaikh, PE .......................................................... Broward Chapter

Sommer N. Foster, PE ..................................................................... Calusa Chapter

Mandee E. Brandt, PE .............................................................. Central Florida Chapter

Steven G. Danskine, PE, CFM ..................................... Daytona Beach Chapter

Monica M. Wallis, PE ............................................................... Emerald Coast Chapter

Scott Weeks, PE ..................................................................................... Forest Chapter

Steven M. Goldstein, PE ..................................................................... Miami Chapter

Mitchell L Griffin, PhD, PE ................................................. North Central Chapter

Andrew C Rodgers, PE ............................................... Northeast Florida Chapter

Joey Wood, PE ................................................................ Northeast Florida Chapter

Jacob Kearley, PE ............................................................... Northwest Florida Chapter

Olive T. Bailey, PE .................................................................. Palm Beach Chapter

Joseph R. Graham, PE ..................................................................... Pinellas Chapter

Mark J. Frederick, PE ........................................................................... Ridge Chapter

John J. Stoeckel, PE ............................................................................. Tampa Chapter

Paul J. Bangs, PE .............................................................. Treasure Coast Chapter

Amanda D. Hudson, QAS ........................................................................... Staff Liaison

The duties of this committee shall include the following:

1. Study and make recommendations to the Board with respect to the availability, administration, promotion and award of engineering scholarships.

2. Administration, promotion, evaluation, and nomination of FES scholarship awards.

3. Inventory and promote scholarships available to engineering students at Florida colleges and universities.

4. Keep the Board informed of committee activities.

5. Prepare and present a written summary report at the Society’s annual conference covering the committee activities during the year.

6. Prepare and submit for the consideration of the Budget Committee and review and approval of the Board of Directors, a plan of activities, programs and projects that the committee proposes to undertake during the administrative year. The committee’s plan should include a description, time schedule and budget of anticipated expenses and revenues for each proposed activity, program and project.

Appointments to this committee shall be as follows:

1. Recommendations for appointments shall be made by the chapter president and approved by the Board.

2. There shall be at least one member appointed from each chapter. There shall be at least one member appointed from each practice section.

3. The Board shall appoint a committee chair and vice chair from the membership of the committee.

4. The term of the appointment shall be for one administrative year.

5. Subject to approval of the Board, committee members may be reappointed annually.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, May 21, 1970. Amended February 5, 1971. Amended May 24, 1973. Amended May 17, 1974. Amended June 24, 1978. Amended November 7, 2003

2025 RECIPIENTS

HIGH SCHOOL RECIPIENTS ($3,000 PER STUDENT)

Alessandro Gregori – School for Advanced Studies Wolfson, Miami

M. Umair Kazi – Suncoast Community High School, Wellington

Simon Schwartz – Vero Beach High School, Vero Beach

Lucas Schwerdtfeger – Jensen Beach High School, Jensen Beach

Jose Zequeira Belen – Jesuit Preparatory School, Miami

Anthony Corrales Zapata – Winter Haven High School, Winter Haven

UNIVERSITY RECIPIENTS ($3,000 PER STUDENT)

Alyssa Collier – University of Florida

Recipient of the Raymond W. Miller, PE Scholarship

Trevor Gross – University of Florida

Recipient of the Richard B. Gassett, PE Scholarship

Nicholas Kottas – University of Florida

Mikala Furiato – Florida Polytechnic University

Abdullah Naveed – Florida International University

Stacy Pham – University of Florida

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS ($1,000)

Samantha Long – Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Recipient of the David F. Ludovici Scholarship

Alyson Smyth – Florida Polytechnic University

Recipient of the Henn Rebane Scholarship

Adam Chase-Azzaoui – Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Recipient of the Eric Primavera Memorial Scholarship

Abigail Johnson – University of Florida

Recipient of the Raymond W. Miller, PE and Alice E. Miller Scholarship

EDUCATION COMMITTEE

STUDENT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SUBCOMMITTEE

Gregory S. Stevens, PE CHAIR

Gregory S. Stevens, PE ............................... Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ....... FES President-Elect

Mark T. Llewellyn, Jr., PE

....................................................... Big Bend Chapter

Brandon T. Copper ................ Calusa Chapter

Clint Pletzer, PE .... Central Florida Chapter

Nolan B. Villatoro ... Central Florida Chapter

Amber L. Gartner, PE ............ Forest Chapter

Dexter M. Gortemoller, PE

..................................................... Gulf Coast Chapter

Tejsingh A Rana, PE ............... Miami Chapter

Grecia Rodriguez Dominguez

.............................................................. Miami Chapter

Daniel Corliss, PE

................................... Northwest Florida Chapter

Joseph R Graham, PE ....... Pinellas Chapter

Mark J. Frederick, PE ............. Ridge Chapter

Daniel Irigoyen, PE .................. Ridge Chapter

Mike J. Simmons, PE, MBA

............................................................. Tampa Chapter

William B. Smithson, III, PE

............................................................. Tampa Chapter

Arthur Dylan O’Berry, PE

.......................................... Treasure Coast Chapter

Zachary W. Allen

............................... Student Board Representative

Amanda D. Hudson, QAS .......... Staff Liaison

The duties of this committee shall include the following:

1. To study and make recommendations to the Board with respect to the establishment and operation of student chapters.

2. To encourage and assist in the formation of student chapters at universities, colleges and junior colleges which offer an engineering curriculum.

3. To foster an understanding and appreciation of professionalism in engineering student members of student chapters.

4. To counsel with student chapter officers, members and advisory personnel in order to understand and appreciate their problems and to cooperate with and assist such groups in seeking solutions to such problems.

5. To sponsor, plan, and conduct conferences, workshops, paper contests, etc., that will increase the

participation of student chapter officers, members, and advisory personnel in the activities of the engineering profession.

6. To provide guidance and assistance to chapters, advisory personnel, and members, so that they may assist student chapter members to have a better understanding of the practice of engineering.

7. To keep the Board informed of committee activities.

8. To prepare and present a written summary report at the Society’s annual conference, covering the committee’s activities during the year.

9. To prepare and submit for the consideration of the Budget Committee and the review and approval of the Board of Directors, a plan of activities, programs and projects that the committee proposes to undertake during the administrative year. The committee’s plan should include a description, time schedule, and budget of anticipated expenses and revenues for each proposed activity, program, and project.

Appointments to this committee shall be as follows:

1. Recommendations for appointments shall be made by the chapter president and approved by the Board.

2. At least one member shall be appointed from each chapter located near an active student chapter. Membership is optional for those chapters not located near an active student chapter.

3. The president of each FES Student Chapter, or their designated representative, shall be a member of the FES Student Professional Development Committee.

4. The Board shall appoint a committee chair, vice chair and secretary from the membership of the committee.

5. The term of the appointment shall be for one administrative year.

6. Subject to the approval of the Board, committee members may be reappointed annually.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, May 15, 1969. Amended October 2, 1970. Amended May 24, 1973. Amended May 17, 1974. Amended June 24, 1978. Amended December 13, 1984. Amended November 7, 2003.

Qualifications to Establish and Operate FES Student Chapters

It is the desire of the Florida Engineering Society to establish and support student chapter programs of which members of FES, members of engineering faculties, and engineering students will be proud and that are recognized as being truly professional. Therefore, the Board of Directors of FES established qualifications for the establishment and operation of FES Student Chapters.

Types of Student Chapters

Alpha: Shall be in a college of engineering having a curriculum of a curricula of at least four years’ duration accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).

Beta: Shall be in a school or college of engineering having a curriculum or curricula of at least four years’ duration leading to an engineering degree.

Delta: Shall be in a school, college, or junior college having a curriculum or curricula of at least two years’ duration designated as being preparatory for entrance into an ABET-accredited engineering or engineering technology program.

Mininum Number of Students

An FES Student Chapter may be organized at any college, university or junior college that has a minimum of ten interested students. Thereafter, the student chapter shall maintain at least ten student members in good standing.

Constitution and Bylaws

The student chapter shall have a constitution and Bylaws that are in full compliance with the rules, regulations and policies of the school. The student chapter constitution and Bylaws shall be submitted to and approved by the FES Board of Directors.

Board of Sponsors

Each student chapter shall have and be under the guidance of a Board of Sponsors composed of one faculty member who is a licensed PE and who will serve as faculty advisor, one nonfaculty member from the local FES chapter who will serve as a contact, and one non-faculty member from the state society who will serve as a contact.

Application

Application shall be made on petition forms prescribed by the Florida Engineering Society and shall contain all endorsements required therein.

EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Annual Report

Each student chapter shall submit an annual report prepared by the officers covering the highlights of its activities, programs, projects and achievements. The annual report shall cover the 12-month period from April 1st to March 30th, and shall be submitted to FES state headquarters no later than April 10th.

Meetings

Each student chapter shall have at least four meetings during the school year, with at least half (preferably more) devoted to non-technical professional subjects. In Delta Chapters these would normally concentrate on developing the student’s interest in the engineering profession.

Approved by the FES Board of Directors, February 13, 1970.

Reaffirmed by the FES Board of Directors, August 6, 1987. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, July 30, 1992

Student Service Award

Basic Criteria

1. Candidate must be a member of an FES student chapter.

2. Candidate shall meet all of the following criteria:

a. Shall have attended at least 80% of the chapter meetings during the school term.

b. Shall have served as an officer or committee chair in the FES student chapter.

c. Shall have actively served on another FES student chapter committee.

d. Shall have brought not less than two new members into the student chapter.

3. Candidate shall have demonstrated outstanding leadership in the promotion of the engineer’s image by activity in any of the following areas:

a. Professionalism and ethics.

b. Technical societies.

c. Campus politics or activities.

d. Engineering college projects.

e. Community service.

4. The award shall be given annually, if merited.

Procedure

1. The FES Student Professional Development Committee chair shall appoint annually an awards subcommittee consisting of not less than five members of the committee. Subcommittee members may be reappointed.

2. Candidates shall be nominated by FES

student chapters prior to May 1st of each year. Each student chapter may submit no more than two nominations.

3. The nomination shall be in written form and shall include information on how the candidate meets the basic criteria for the award and such additional information as may be helpful to the award subcommittee. The nomination form shall contain endorsing signatures of the student chapter president (or other officer if the president is the candidate), the chapter faculty advisor, and the dean of the college of engineering.

4. The awards subcommittee will review the nominations and make its recommendation to the student professional development committee chair. Upon approval by the student professional development committee chair and the FES Board of Directors, the winner of the FES Student Service Award will be presented a suitable token, plaque, or certificate, and a cash award of $100 at the FES annual conference or other appropriate occasion. There shall be only one recipient of the award annually.

Approved by the FES Board of Directors, August 7, 1980. Modified by the FES Board of Directors, April 14, 1981. Modified by the FES Board of Directors, December 3, 1982. Amended November 7, 2003. Amended April 14, 2004.

Recipients

Brianna Mahon, University of Miami ................. 2025

Veronica Calzadilla, Miami Dade College

Wolfson Campus ............................................................. 2024

Elizabeth Edbrooke, FAMU-FSU College of Engineering .................................................................. 2023

Sarah Daly, UF ................................................................... 2022

Leilani Fernandez, Miami Dade College .......... 2021

Valerie Reyes, University of Florida (UF) .......... 2020

Kumar Yogesh Shah, FIU ............................................ 2019

Steven Miller, FAMU/FSU ............................................ 2018

Kristen Obenour, FAMU/FSU ................................... 2017

Garit Poire, FAMU/FSU College of Engineering ................................................ 2016

Francesca Morea, USF .................................................. 2015

Thenmozhi Elayaperumal, University of West Florida (UWF) .......................... 2014

Giuliana Méndez, FAMU/FSU College of Engineering ..................... 2013

Evan Schitker, Jacksonville University (JU) ..... 2012

Kim Witke, (USF) ................................................................ 2011

Samantha Mitchell, St. Petersburg College (SPC) ................................... 2010

Kurtis Pelto, University of Florida (UF) ............. 2009

Katrina Myers, EI, (UNF) ............................................. 2008

Morgan McGrath, UF .................................................... 2007

Peter Swanson, (PJC) ................................................... 2006

M. Rocio Gonzalez, (MDC) ......................................... 2005

Frank Lansdon, PJC ...................................................... 2004

Simon Nava, MDC .......................................................... 2004

Michael Heard, PJC ........................................................ 2003

Jorge Alvarez, Florida International University (FIU) ................................................................. 2002

Cindy Baide, MDC ............................................................ 1999

Michael H. James, UF .................................................... 1997

Jay Saxena, UF ................................................................... 1994

Michael Johnson, UCF .................................................. 1993

Christina Wells, UNF ...................................................... 1992

John T. Hatfield, UF ........................................................ 1990

Gus Quesada, UF .............................................................. 1989

Glenn A. Tootle, EI, UF .................................................. 1988

Elsa Chi, UM ......................................................................... 1987

Anupam Saxena, UF ...................................................... 1986

José Medina, MDC ........................................................... 1985

Paul Czerniak, MDC ....................................................... 1984

Melanie Huang, UCF ....................................................... 1981

Most Active Student Chapter Award

Alpha/Beta and Delta Basic Criteria

1. Participation of members in student chapter activities.

2. Increase in student chapter membership.

3. The quantity and quality of student chapter projects.

4. The involvement of the student chapter with the parent chapter, university, college and community.

5. The fulfillment of student chapter administrative responsibilities.

6. The quality of the student chapter annual report.

Procedure

1. The student professional development committee chair shall appoint an awards subcommittee consisting of not less than five members of the committee. Subcommittee members may be reappointed annually.

2. Nominations for the Most Active Student Chapter Award will be initiated upon the submittal of the annual report by the student chapter, and the award shall be judged solely on the information contained in the annual report.

3. The awards subcommittee will review the nominations and make its recommendations to the student professional development committee chair. Upon approval of the student professional development committee chair and the FES Board of Directors, the winners of the FES Most Active Student Chapter Award will be presented a suitable plaque or certificate, and a cash award of $200 at the Florida Engineering Society annual conference or other appropriate occasion. There shall be only one recipient in each category of the award annually.

Approved by the FES Board of Directors, December 3, 1982. Amended November 7, 2003. Amended April 14, 2004. Amended June 2, 2006.

EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Recipients

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering

(Alpha/Beta Chapter):

Florida International University (Honorable Mention) .................................... 2025

Valencia College (Delta) ............................. 2025

Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus (Honorable Mention) .................................... 2025

University of Florida (Honorable Mention) ... 2024

Valencia College (Delta) ...................................... 2024

Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus (Honorable Mention) ............................................ 2024

University of Central Florida (Most Improved Student Chapter) .............. 2024

Florida International University (Honorable Mention) ............................................ 2024

University of Florida ............................................... 2023

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering (Honorable Mention) ............................................. 2023

Delta Chapter: Valencia College 2023

Alpha/Beta - University of Florida (Honorable Mention) ............................................. 2022

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering ............. 2022

Alpha/Beta - University of Florida

(Honorable Mention) .............................................. 2021

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering .............. 2021

Delta - Miami Dade College .............................. 2021

Valencia College (Honorable Mention) ...... 2021

Florida Gulf Coast University (Alpha/Beta) ................................................................ 2020

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering

(Honorable Mention) ............................................ 2020

Valencia College (Delta) ..................................... 2020

Miami Dade College - Kendall Campus (Honorable Mention) ............................................ 2020

Florida International University (Alpha/Beta)

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering

(Honorable Mention) ............................................. 2019

Valencia College (Delta) ....................................... 2019

Pensacola State College (Honorable Mention) ............................................. 2019

FAMU/FSU College of Engineering (Alpha/Beta) ................................................................. 2018

Florida International University (Honorable Mention) ............................................. 2018

Valencia College (Delta) ....................................... 2018

Miami Dade College

(Honorable Mention) ............................................. 2018

FAMU/FSU College of Engineering (Alpha/Beta) ................................................................. 2017

Florida Gulf Coast University (Honorable Mention) .............................................. 2017

Valencia College (Delta) ....................................... 2017

Miami Dade College (Honorable Mention) .............................................. 2017

FAMU/FSU College of Engineering (Alpha/Beta) ................................................................. 2016

Florida International University (Honorable Mention) ............................................. 2016

Valencia College (Delta) ....................................... 2016

Palm Beach State College (Honorable Mention) ............................................. 2016

FAMU/FSU College of Engineering (Alpha/Beta) ................................................................. 2015

University of Florida ................................................ 2015

University of South Florida (Honorable Mention) .............................................. 2015

Valencia College (Delta) ....................................... 2015

Palm Beach State College

(Honorable Mention) .............................................. 2015

University of South Florida (Alpha/Beta) ................................................................. 2014

FAMU/FSU College of Engineering and University of Florida (Honorable Mentions) ................................................................................................ 2014

Valencia College (Delta) ...................................... 2014

Palm Beach State College (Honorable Mention) .............................................. 2013

FAMU/FSU College of Engineering (Alpha/Beta) ................................................................. 2013

University of South Florida (Honorable Mention) .............................................. 2012

Valencia College (Delta) ....................................... 2012

Palm Beach State College (Honorable Mention) .............................................. 2012

FAMU/FSU College of Engineering (Alpha/Beta) ................................................................. 2012

St. Petersburg College (Delta) ......................... 2012

FAMU/FSU College of Engineering (Alpha/Beta) .................................................................. 2011

Miami Dade Community College (Delta) ................................................................................ 2011

FAMU/FSU College of Engineering (Alpha/Beta) ................................................................. 2010

St. Petersburg College (Delta) ......................... 2010 University of North Florida (Alpha/Beta) ............................................................... 2008

Pensacola Junior College (Delta) ................. 2008

Florida International University (Alpha/Beta) ................................................................ 2007

Miami Dade College (Delta) ............................ 2007

University of Florida (Alpha/Beta) ................ 2006

Miami Dade College (Delta) ............................ 2006

Miami Dade College .............................................. 2005

Pensacola Junior College .................................. 2004

Pensacola Junior College .................................. 2003

Florida International University ..................... 2002

Miami Dade College ............................................... 2001

University of Central Florida ............................ 2000

University of Central Florida ............................. 1999

Miami Dade College ............................................... 1998

University of Florida ................................................ 1996

University of North Florida ................................. 1995

University of Florida ................................................ 1994

University of Central Florida .............................. 1993

Florida International University ...................... 1992

University of Florida ................................................. 1991

University of Florida ................................................ 1990

Miami Dade College ............................................... 1989

Miami Dade College/South ............................... 1988

University of Florida ................................................ 1987

University of Florida ................................................ 1986

University of South Florida ................................ 1985

Miami Dade College/South ............................... 1984

University of Florida ................................................ 1983

Engineering Faculty Member of the Year Award

Basic Criteria

1. Candidate must be a member of FES or a registered professional engineer, and a member of the engineering faculty at a school with a current FES student chapter.

2. Candidate shall have exemplified and consistently worked to promote the ideals of professional engineering within the educational system.

3. The candidate shall have shown a superior ability to communicate the fundamentals of engineering to engineering students on a consistent basis.

4. The candidate shall have shown support and offered guidance to engineering students, and encouraged participation in worthwhile student activities and societies.

Procedures

1. Candidate may be nominated by the local student chapter through the chapter’s president, prior to May 1st of each year.

2. Each student chapter may submit only one nominee each year.

3. The chapter nomination shall be in written form and include a complete resume on the candidate together with such other material as may be helpful to the judging committee in its review.

4. The nomination shall contain a citation written by a student chapter member illustrating how the candidate meets the basic criteria. The nomination shall contain endorsing signatures of all the student chapter officers.

5. The judging subcommittee shall consist of not more than five members of the Student Professional Development Committee and may be reappointed from previous committees. The subcommittee can be the same as that appointed to judge the other awards of the Student Professional Development Committee.

6. The award shall consist of a suitable plaque or certificate and additionally include payment of FES/NSPE dues for the following year. If the awardee is not a member of FES, the initiation fee shall also be included.

Approved by the FES Board of Directors, December 9, 1983.

Recipients

Charles W. Davis, Jr., Ph.D., CSSGB Embry Riddle Aeronautical University ... 2025

Carlos M. Chang, Ph.D., PE, Florida International University ..................... 2024

Matthew Trussoni, PhD, AIA, PE, University of Miami ............................................. 2023

Charles Davis, Jr, PhD, Valencia College .................................................... 2022

Charles Davis Jr., PhD, Valencia College ... 2021

EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Charles Davis Jr., PhD, Valencia College ... 2020

Charles Davis Jr., PhD, Valencia College ... 2019

Jefferson Miller, PE,

Miami Dade College ........................................... 2018

Michelle Roddenberry, PhD, PE ............. 2017

Charles W. Davis Jr., MS ............................... 2016

Charles W. Davis Jr., MS ............................... 2015

Charles W. Davis Jr., MS ............................... 2014

Dustin Davison, PE, SE ................................. 2013

Michelle Roddenberry, PhD, PE ............ 2010

Primus Mtenga, PhD, PE ........................... 2009

Thobias Sando, PhD, PE ............................ 2008

Kamal Tawfiq, PhD, PE, F.ASCE ............ 2007

Joseph Zayas, PhD ......................................... 2003

Manoj Chopra, PhD, PE .............................. 2002

Vivian Hofmeister, PE ................................... 1999

John M. Weavil, PE .......................................... 1997

Richard N. Miller, PhD, PE .......................... 1992

Louis H. Motz, PhD, PE ................................. 1990

Melvin W. Anderson, PhD, PE ................. 1989

Michael K. Phang, PhD, PE ....................... 1987

Glenn Burdick, PhD, PE ............................... 1986

Myron L. Hayden, PhD, PE ......................... 1985

Melvin W. Anderson, PhD, PE ................. 1984

Outstanding Service to a Student Chapter Award

Basic Criteria

1. Candidate must be a member of FES.

2. Candidate shall have exemplified and consistently worked to instill the ideals of professional engineering in the students.

3. The candidate shall neither be a part nor a full-time engineering faculty member.

4. The candidate shall have shown support and offered guidance to engineering students, and encouraged participation in student activities and societies.

Procedure

1. A candidate must be nominated by a local student chapter through the chapter’s president, prior to May 1 of each year.

2. Each student chapter may submit only one nominee each year.

3. The chapter nomination shall be in written form and include a complete resume on the candidate together with such other materials as may be helpful to the judging committee in its review.

4. The nomination shall contain a citation written by a student chapter member illustrating how the candidate meets the criteria. The nomination shall contain endorsing signatures of all the student chapter officers.

5. The judging subcommittee shall consist of not more than five

members of the Student Professional Development Committee and may be reappointed from a previous committee. The subcommittee can be the same as that appointed to judge the other awards of the Student Professional Development Committee.

6. The award shall consist of a suitable plaque or certificate.

Approved by the FES Board of Directors, August 6, 1987.

Recipients

Yasmine Al Moghrabi, Florida International University .................................................................. 2025

Abid Hossain, Florida International University ............................................................................................... 2024

Grace Minor, UM .............................................. 2023

Kate Gittleman, Nova Southeastern University .............................................................. 2022

Kumar Y. Shah, FIU ......................................... 2021

Antoinette Velazquez, FAMU/FSU ....... 2020 Kumar Shah, FIU ............................................. 2020

Zachary Veiner, UF .......................................... 2019

Alex Chamberlain, FAMU/FSU ................ 2018

Kristine Obenour, EI, FAMU/FSU ........... 2018

Garit Poire ............................................................. 2017

Jonathan J. Gotwald, PE, St. Petersburg College .................................... 2016

James B. Harper, PE, F.NSPE. .................. 2015

J.W. Hunter, PE .................................................. 2014

J.W. Hunter, PE .................................................. 2013

Amanda Smith, EI ............................................ 2011

Katrina E. Myers, EI ......................................... 2010

Victor Herrera, PE ........................................... 2009

Terrance J. Hull, PE ........................................ 2008

Jeff Miller .............................................................. 2006

Jeff Miller .............................................................. 2004

STUDENT CHAPTERS

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Alpha)

Faculty Advisor: Charles W. Davis, Jr., PhD 1 Aerospace Blvd., Daytona 32114 Phone: 386-226-7284 Email: davisc14@erau.edu

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering (Alpha)

Faculty Advisor: Steven Squillacote 2525 Pottsdamer St, Tallahassee 32310 Phone: 850-410-6280

Email: famu.fsu.asce.fes@gmail.com

Florida Gulf Coast University (Alpha)

Faculty Advisor: Anh D. Chau, PhD, PE, PMP 10501 FGCU Blvd S, Fort Myers 33965

Phone: 239-590-7846

Email: fgcu.fes@gmail.com

Florida International University (Alpha)

Faculty Advisor: Carlos M. Chang, PhD, PE 10555 W Flagler St, EC 1241, Miami 33174

Phone: 305-348-3144

Email: fiufes@gmail.com

Florida Polytechnic University (Alpha)

Faculty Advisor: Malak Anshassi, PhD 4700 Research Way, Lakeland 33805 Phone: 863-874-8601

Email: manshassi@floridapoly.edu

Miami-Dade College Kendall Campus (Delta)

Faculty Advisor: Jeff Miller 11011 SW 104 St, Rm 6302, Miami 33176 Phone: 305-237-0902

Email: jmiller@mdc.edu

Miami-Dade College Wolfson Campus (Delta)

Faculty Advisor: Ana Guzman, PhD 300 NE 2nd Ave, Rm 3704-27, Miami 33132

Phone: 305-237-3837

Email: aguzman3@mdc.edu

Nova Southeastern University (Alpha) Faculty Advisor: Manuel Salinas, PhD 3301 College Ave, Carl DeSantis Bldg. Office 4063 Fort Lauderdale 33314

Phone: 954-262-2097

Chapter Email: msalinas@nova.edu

University of Central Florida (Alpha)

Faculty Advisor: Manoj Chopra, PhD 4000 Central Florida Blvd, Engr 11 442B Orlando 32816

Phone: 407-823-5037

Email: Manoj.Chopra@ucf.edu

University of Florida (Alpha)

Faculty Advisor: William J. McElroy, PE 280 Weil Hall, Gainesville 32611 Phone: 352-392-0944

Email: gatorfes@gmail.com

University of Miami (Alpha)

Faculty Advisor: Matthew Trussoni, PhD, PE 11251 Memorial Drive, Coral Gables 33146 Phone: 305-284-2291

Email: trussoni@miami.edu

University of North Florida (Alpha) Faculty Advisor: Thobias Sands, PhD, PE 1 UNF Dr Bldg 50, Jacksonville 32224 Phone: 904-620-1142

Email: unffes@gmail.com

University of South Florida (Alpha) Faculty Advisor: Miguel Goni Rodrigo 4202 E Fowler Ave, Tampa 33620 Phone: 813-974-7394

Email: mgonirodrigo@usf.edu

Valencia College (Delta) 1800 Kirkman Rd, Orlando 32811

Phone: 407-582-5607

Email: fesatvalenciacollege@gmail.com

INTEREST GROUPS COMMITTEE

Additional Related Subcommittees:

Airports & Seaports Committee

(Joint FES | ACEC Florida Committee)

Energy Committee (Joint FES | ACEC Florida Committee)

Environmental & Water Resources Subcommittee

Transportation Subcommittee

Interest Groups Committee Members:

Douglas R. Barkley, PE ..................................................................... Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ............................................... FES President-Elect

Vacant ....................................................................................... Energy Chair

Robert W. Higgins, PE ............... Environonmental and Water Resources Chair

Eliot L. Brown, PE ....................................... Transportation Chair

Laura Heiselman ................................................................. Staff Liaison

Committee Purpose

To advance public welfare and promote the engineering profession by establishing contact and routine meetings with agencies, civic groups, and elected officials to promote inclusion of sound engineering principles in the preservation, restoration, and construction of infrastructure and the natural environment. The Aviation and Maritime Committee and Energy Committee are joint committees with ACEC Florida.

Committee Goals

1. Review proposed regulation and code changes which are related to the practice of engineering. If review raises a professional concern, committee will develop and implement plan resolve concern.

2. Evaluate, screen, and prepare FES comments and / or positions on

a. Proposed rules and regulations of State regulatory agencies,

b. Proposed legislation related to the practice of engineering,

c. Specific projects proposed for implementation which are related to the practice of engineering.

3. Work with the FES|ACEC Florida joint Commission on Legislative and Governmental Relations on identified concerns.

Committee Membership

Each Regional Vice President will serve as a committee member as part of the CLGR sub-committee. Each chapter president may propose additional committee nominee for other sub-committee membership consideration. The FES President-Elect and Chair of each Practice Section shall be a member of the committee.

Committee shall propose budget along with plan of activities, programs, and projects intended to be undertaken by the committee during the next fiscal year. Plan should include both expenses and proposed sources of revenue. Budget and plan should be submitted to Budget Committee chair by March 15 of each year for evaluation. Final budget and plan to be considered by FES Board of Directors for approval.Committee Chair will serve as FES liaison to the FES|ACEC Florida Joint Commission on Legislative and Governmental Relations (CLGR sub-committee).

Chair will prepare quarterly reports for submission prior to each Board meeting. Reports will include milestones achieved by Committee over the last quarter. Chair will be responsible for ensuring meeting minutes are kept for all committee meetings.

Committee Chair and sub-committee chairs will serve two-year terms. Chairman to be selected by FES President. Members are expected to participate in a minimum of three virtual committee meetings per year and volunteer a minimum of 10 hours per year implementing the goals of the committee.

INTEREST GROUPS COMMITTEE

AIRPORTS & SEAPORTS COMMITTEE (JOINT FES | ACEC FLORIDA COMMITTEE)

William Bowdoin, PE AIRPORTS CHAIR

Committee Members:

Airports Chair .................................... William Bowdoin, PE Seaports Chair …....................... Mark C. Valenti, PE CGC Director …........................................................ Greg Heaton, PE Staff Liaison ................................................. Laura Heiselman

Mark C. Valenti, PE SEAPORTS CHAIR

Committee Description

The Committee represents ACEC members that offer a wide variety of Aviation services. The main objective of the committee is to help align the needs and goal of the Airports & Seaports in Florida while assuring meaningful opportunities for our members throughout the state. The goal is to strengthen the council’s relationships with Airport operators, Aviation organizations, and governmental agencies to effect positive growth of the industry within the state, thus benefitting our members.

INTEREST GROUPS COMMITTEE

ENERGY SUBCOMMITTEE (JOINT FES | ACEC FLORIDA COMMITTEE)

Freeman Bass, PE CHAIR Vacant ENERGY DIRECTOR

Freeman Bass, PE ................................................................................................ Chair

Vacant ................................................................................................. Energy Director

Christopher Alverson, PE ........................................................................ Member

William C. Bradford, PE ............................................................................ Member

Michael Buick, PE ......................................................................................... Member

Robert Burchett ............................................................................................ Member

Luis Fernando Chocho, PE, MBA ........................................................... Member

David Chong, PE ........................................................................................... Member

Brian Cook ......................................................................................................... Member

Lane Dorman, PG ......................................................................................... Member

Philip J. Erbland, PE .................................................................................... Member

Alain J Gallet, PE, FACEC ......................................................................... Member

Thomas R. Gardner, PE ............................................................................. Member

Echo Kidd Gates, PE, LEED AP ............................................................ Member

Virginia Goff, PE ............................................................................................. Member

Donnie Griffin, PE ......................................................................................... Member

Shane Hamilton, PE .................................................................................... Member

Rodney Arnold Hoke, Jr, PE ................................................................... Member

Shannon Ruby Julien, QEP, GT AA, FMN ...................................... Member

Brian Langille, PE ......................................................................................... Member

Michael Lausier, PE ..................................................................................... Member

Paul Lefave, PE ............................................................................................... Member

Vincent Locigno, PE .................................................................................... Member

Steven W. Martin, PE .................................................................................. Member

Christopher Martin, PE ............................................................................. Member

Edgardo Martinez, PE ................................................................................ Member

Christopher Lamar McIntyre, PE ......................................................... Member

Andrew J. Morecraft, PE .......................................................................... Member

Roger Nagel, PE ............................................................................................ Member

Christopher Niforatos, PE ........................................................................ Member

Michael A Osipov, PE, PSM ..................................................................... Member

Harold B. Peters, PLS .................................................................................. Member

Joanne J. Prince, PE, ENV SP ................................................................ Member

Amr Sallam, PE, PhD .................................................................................. Member

Kathy L. Schmitt, PE ................................................................................... Member

Rasesh Shah, PE ............................................................................................ Member

Harold T. Snyder, PE .................................................................................... Member

Charles Sohm, PE ......................................................................................... Member

Steve Soldati, PE ............................................................................................ Member

David G. Venters, PE, BCxP, LEED AP ............................................. Member

Donald R Voigt, PE, CEM ......................................................................... Member

Marc P. Walch, PE, BCEE ......................................................................... Member

Bernard Ward, PE ......................................................................................... Member

Bill Wudte, PE ................................................................................................. Member

Jeffrey M. Littlejohn, PE ....... Environmental Legislative Consultant

Vacant ............................................................................................ Executive Director

Laura Heiselman ................................................................................... Staff Liaison

Operating Rules

The duties of this committee shall includethe following:

1. Study and make recommendations to the Commission on Legislative and Government Relations of the Florida Engineering Society with respect to energy matters affecting the public and the profession.

2. Prepare studies and make recommendations to the Commission on energy policies or positions that would be appropriate for the Society to adopt and promote.

3. Monitor the activities of the Public Service Commission and other state agencies or legislative groups with an energy interest to insure that sound engineering knowledge and practice are employed in protecting the public’s interest and in making regulations that will impact the public.

4. Coordinate with the National Society of Professional Engineers energy-related activities and represent the Florida viewpoint in their deliberations when appropriate.

5. Encourage and participate in workshops and/or seminars for members of the Society to discuss and develop methods and criteria that can lead to energy conservation through design, construction and operation. This is to ensure that the members of the Society have adequate opportunity to remain technically qualified in energyrelated matters and to understand and assist the public in meeting state- or federally-mandated energy management requirements. If feasible, initiate and sponsor such workshops on issues of extreme importance that are not adequately treated in other seminars and workshops.

6. Encourage research and development leading to new and improved concepts of energy. The purpose of the commission is to provide the Florida Engineering Society with maximum participation in and proper coordination of its legislative and government relations program.

7. Prepare and present statements before federal and state agencies at energy-oriented hearings as may be requested by those agencies or as may be initiated by the Committee or elsewhere in the Society and properly approved for such presentation.

Appointment to the committee shall be as follows:

1. Recommendation for appointment shall be made by the chapter president and approved by the Board.

2. The committee shall have not less than ten members, shall include a member of the Board of Directors of ACEC Florida, when possible, representation from each practice section, and the chairs of the Constructed Environment Committee and the Conservation and Environmental Quality committee.

3. The chair and vice chair shall be designated by the president. Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, July 26, 1973. Amended May 17, 1974. Amended June 24, 1978. Amended November 30, 1979. Amended May 21, 1982. Amended December 9, 1983. Amended August 6, 1987. Amended April 1, 1991. Amended November 7, 2003. Amended November 1, 2012

INTEREST GROUPS COMMITTEE

ENVIRONMENTAL AND WATER RESOURCES SUBCOMMITTEE

Robert W. Higgins, PE CHAIR

Robert W. Higgins, PE ....................................................................................... Chair

Jeffrey M. Littlejohn, PE ....... Environmental Legislative Consultant Vacant .......................................................................................... Executive Director

Briar Brogna ..................................................................................................... Member

Matthew David Butler, PE ...................................................................... Member

Donna Cline ...................................................................................................... Member

Kelly Cranford, PE, ENV SP, FES Fellow ......................................... Member

Michael D. Finch, PE ................................................................................... Member

Steven D. Folsom, PE, BCEE .................................................................. Member

Kim B. Ford, PE ............................................................................................... Member

Kevin L. Higginson, PE .............................................................................. Member

Steven S Johnston, PE ............................................................................... Member

Lennart J. Lindahl, PE ................................................................................ Member

Dale E. Long, PE, LEED AP ..................................................................... Member

William H. Lynch, PE ................................................................................... Member

Steven P. Marquart, PE ............................................................................. Member

Mark Mechling, PE, LEED AP ............................................................... Member

Lisa Olivera, PE ............................................................................................... Member

James J. Orioles, PE ..................................................................................... Member

Juan C. Prieto, PE .......................................................................................... Member

Darwin Stubbs, PE ....................................................................................... Member

Ivan Patricio Tamayo Arteaga, PE ..................................................... Member

Nolan Bryant Villatoro ............................................................................... Member

Gerald M. Ward, PE ..................................................................................... Member

Scott Weeks, PE ............................................................................................. Member

Scott Zengel ..................................................................................................... Member

Laura Heiselman ................................................................................... Staff Liaison

Purpose

The Environmental and Water Resources Subcommittee shall be concerned with all engineering specialties related to managing water, treating water, distributing water, storing water, and disposing of water that affects the public and the profession. Members of the committee are asked to make recommendations to the Commission on Government and Legislative Affairs on legislative issues dealing with water-related services.

Subcommittee Membership

As a newly formed subcommittee of the Interest Groups Committee, the duties of this subcommittee shall include following the outlined goals and membership guidelines of the Interest Groups Committee.

TRANSPORTATION SUBCOMMITTEE

Eliot L. Brown, PE CHAIR

Eliot L. Brown, PE ................................................................................ Chair

Dylan Albergo, PE ....................................................................... Member

Sudheer Kumar Chinta ............................................................ Member

Elias Diaz, Municipal Senior Designer ........................... Member

Christopher Frank, PE .............................................................. Member

Holly Painter, PE ........................................................................... Member

Smit Patel, EI .................................................................................. Member

Tejsingh A Rana, PE ................................................................... Member

Daniel S. Suarez, PE ................................................................... Member

Nathaniel R Willbur, PE ........................................................... Member

Laura Heiselman ................................................................. Staff Liaison

Purpose

The Transportation Subcommittee shall be concerned with PD&E / planning of roadway projects, design considerations, contracting methods, plan production, specifications, and highway structural matters that affect the public and the profession. Members of the committee are asked to make recommendations to the Commission on Government and Legislative Affairs on legislative issues dealing with roadway and highway planning, design, construction, and maintenance services.

Subcommittee Membership

As a newly formed subcommittee of the Interest Groups Committee, the duties of this subcommittee shall include following the outlined goals and membership guidelines of the Interest Groups Committee.

OPERATIONS COMMITTEE

Additional Related Subcommittees

Budget Subcommittee

Nominating Subcommittee

Operations Committee Members

Jose L. Acosta, PE ................................................... FES President-Elect/Chair

David A. Keough, PE .................................................................... FES President Amber L. Gartner, PE ............................................ Vice President of Finance

Charles W. Davis, Jr., PhD, CSSGB ............................... FES Past President Vacant ............................................................................................ Executive Director

Committee Purpose

To stimulate and develop professional concepts among all engineers and strive to make professional registration more meaningful, in terms of personal accomplishment, through education and practice.

Committee Goals

1. In accordance with Article VI of the By-Law, submit to the Society Secretary a list of nominees for each officer position. The list of nominees must be submitted to the Society Secretary at least 90 days prior to the date of the Annual Meeting.

2. Make recommendations to the Board of Directors with

respect to ways and means of improving the financial condition and operation of the Society.

3. Prepare and submit to the Board annually, for its approval, a budget for the control of expenditures of money of the Society.

4. Nominate candidates for appointment of the Florida State Board of Professional Engineers and Florida Engineers Management Corporation.

Committee Awards

FES President’s Award

Committee Membership

FES President-Elect shall serve as the Chair. Committee membership shall also include FES President, FES PastPresident, and four at-large members selected by the FES President.

Committee shall propose budget along with plan of activities, programs, and projects intended to be undertaken by the committee during the next fiscal year. Plan should include both expenses and proposed sources of revenue. Budget and plan should be submitted to Budget Committee chair by March 15 of each year for evaluation. Final budget and plan to be considered by FES Board of Directors for approval. Committee Chair and Vice Chairs will serve two-year terms. Chairman to be selected by FES President.

Chair will prepare quarterly reports for submission prior to each Board meeting. Reports will include milestones achieved by Committee over the last quarter. Chair will be responsible for ensuring meeting minutes are kept for all committee meetings.

Members are expected to participate in a minimum of three virtual committee meetings per year, solicit sponsors and exhibitors for committee events, and volunteer a minimum of 10 hours per year implementing the goals of the committee.

OPERATIONS COMMITTEE

BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE

Amber L. Gartner, PE FES CHAIR

Amber L. Gartner, PE FES ................................................................. VP of Finance/Chair

David A. Keough, PE ............................................................................ FES President

Jose L. Acosta, PE .................................................................... FES President-Elect

Charles W. Davis, Jr., PhD, CSSGB .................................... FES Past President Vacant .................................................................................................... Executive Director

The duties of this committee shall include:

1. Study and make recommendations to the Board of Directors with respect to ways and means of improving the financial condition and operation of the Society.

2. Prepare and present to the Board annually, for its approval, a budget for the control of expenditures of money of the Society.

3. Periodically review and report to the Board on the approved budget, the records of expenditures and the financial status of the Society.

4. Study and make recommendations to the Board with respect to insurance and retirement programs for Society employees.

5. Study and make recommendations to the Board with respect to the banking, auditing, accounting procedures, and investment of Society monies.

6. Call to the Board’s attention any expenditures which appreciably exceed those provided for in the approved budget.

7. Keep the Board informed of committee activities.

8. Prepare and submit for the consideration of the Budget Committee and the review and approval of the Board, a plan of activities, programs, and projects that the committee proposes to undertake during the administrative year. The committee’s plan should include a description, time schedule, and budget of anticipated expenses and revenues for each proposed activity, program and project.

Appointments to this committee shall be as follows:

1. All appointments shall be made and approved by the Board.

2. There shall be five members appointed, four of whom shall be members of the Board and the non-Board member shall be the ACEC-FL practice section treasurer. Four of the members shall be the Society’s treasurer, President-elect, president, and the most recent living past president.

3. The Board shall appoint a committee vice chair and secretary from the membership of the committee. The Society’s treasurer shall be committee chair.

4. The term of the appointment shall be for one administrative year.

5. Subject to the approval of the Board, committee members may be reappointed annually.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, May 15, 1969. Amended June 24, 1978. Amended April 21, 1982. Amended Auguest 1, 2018

NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE

Charles W. Davis, Jr., PhD, CSSGB CHAIR

Charles W. Davis, Jr., PhD, CSSGB ............. FES Past President/Chair

David A. Keough, PE ................................................................... FES President

Jose L. Acosta, PE .......................................................... FES President-Elect

Robert A. Trompke, PE ........................................................ At Large Member

Joey Wood, PE ....................................................................... At Large Member Vacant ........................................................................................... Executive Director

Amanda D. Hudson, QAS ................................................................ Staff Liaison

The duties of the committee shall include:

1. To present to the Society Secretary, and all officers of the Society except state directors and practice section chairs in accordance with Article VII of the Charter.

2. To nominate candidates for appointment to the Florida State Board of Professional Engineers and Florida Engineers Management Corporation.

3. To compile and prepare biographical data for nominees to the above positions.

4. To prepare and submit for the consideration of the Budget Committee and the review and approval of the Board of Directors, a plan of activities, programs and projects that the committee proposes to undertake during the administrative year. The committee’s plan should include a description, time schedule, and budget of anticipated expenses and revenues for each proposed activity, program, and project.

Appointments to this committee shall be as follows:

1. All appointments shall be made and approved by the Board of Directors.

2. In accordance with Article VIII of Society’s bylaws, the Nominating Committee shall consist of the most recent living Past President, the President-elect, the President, and two additional members not presently serving on the Board to be appointed by the President with the approval of the Board. The most recent living Past President shall serve as Chair.

3. The most recent living past president shall serve as chair. The Board of Directors shall appoint a committee vice chair and a secretary from the membership of the committee.

4. The term of appointment shall be for one administrative year.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, May 15, 1969. Amended May 24, 1973. Amended May 17, 1974. Amended June 24, 1978. Amended April 21, 1980. Amended November 7, 2003. Amended July 2007. Amended November 6, 2018.

SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

Additional Related Subcommittees

Annual Conference Subcommittee

Awards Subcommittee

International Collaboration Subcommittee

Leadership Advisory Subcommittee

Membership Development Subcommittee Public Relations Subcommittee

Society Development Committee Members

Peter M. Moore, PE, LEED AP ................................................................................. Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ......................................................................... FES President-Elect

Ryan Blaida, PE ............................. Annual Conference Subcommittee Chair

Mark R. Fuller, PE ..................................................... Awards Subcommittee Chair

Eric M. Jimenez, PE ... International Collaboration Subcommittee Co-Chair

Carlos Antonio Penin, PE

......................................... International Collaboration Subcommittee Co-Chair

Robert A. Trompke, PE .......... Leadership Advisory Subcommittee Chair

Victor H. Herrera, PE ....... Leadership Advisory Subcommittee Co-Chair

Will B. Cornelius, II, PE

........................................ Membership Development Subcommittee Co-Chair

Christopher B. LaForte, PE

........................................ Membership Development Subcommittee Co-Chair

David Cowan, Jr., PE, LEED AP ... Public Relations Subcommittee Chair

Stacey Butler ..................................................................................................... Staff Liaison

Lorelei Lamarre ................................................................................................ Staff Liaison

Committee Purpose

To stimulate and develop professional concepts among all engineers and strive to make professional registration more meaningful, in terms of personal accomplishment, through education and practice.

Committee Goals

1. Review Annual Conference hotel proposals with consideration given to location, sleeping rooms, meeting rooms, food services prices, and other criteria. Location of hotel shall be consistent with Administrative Policy 22A and 54A.

2. Approve Annual Conference theme, keynote speaker, registration fees, technical session speakers, etc.

3. Contact sponsors to exceed revenue goal established in FES budget consistent with Administrative Policy 5B.

4. Review nominees for Committee Awards and recommend recipients to Board.

5. Review membership trends and recommend changes to Board including formation of new Chapters, reorganization of existing Chapters, inclusion of new membership benefits, activities, etc.

6. Provide assistance and guidance to Chapter officers to allow them to provide seamless service to Society members.

7. Monitor all conferences, workshops, seminars, and training sessions, which the Society is hosting or sponsoring. Ensure sessions offered are consistent with Society mission.

8. Coordinate with Society international partners to facilitate sharing of engineering challenges, solutions, and innovations.

Committee Awards

w Engineer of the Year

w Young Engineer of the Year

w Outstanding Service to the Engineering Profession

w Outstanding Technical Achievement

w Fellow Memberships

w Award for Chapter Excellence

Committee Membership

Each chapter president shall propose a minimum of one committee nominee for committee membership consideration. Membership shall also include representative from ACEC Florida and each practice section. Committee shall propose budget along with plan of activities, programs, and projects intended to be undertaken by the committee during the next fiscal year. Plan should include both expenses and proposed sources of revenue. Budget and plan should be submitted to Budget Committee chair by March 15 of each year for evaluation. Final budget and plan to be considered by FES Board of Directors for approval. Committee Chair and sub-committee chairs will serve two-year terms. Chairman to be selected by FES President. Members are expected to participate in a minimum of three virtual committee meetings per year, solicit sponsors and exhibitors for committee events, and volunteer a minimum of 10 hours per year implementing the goals of the committee.

SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

ANNUAL CONFERENCE SUBCOMMITTEE

Ryan Blaida, PE CHAIR Vacant VICE CHAIR

Ryan Blaida, PE …........................................................................................................... Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ......................................................................... FES President-Elect

Coriann Salas, PE ACEC-FL .......................................................... President-Elect

Jamie MacDonnell Graham, PE ......................................... FBPE/FEMC Liaison

Robert A. Trompke, PE .......... Leadership Advisory Subcommittee Chair

Gregory S. Stevens, PE .... Student Professional Dev. Subcommittee Chair

Rafael E Jimenez, PE ............................................................... FECON Representative

Jeffrey H. Greenfield, PE, BCEE, BCES, BC. WRE, F. FES, F. NSPE, F. ASCE, LEED AP, ENV SP ............................................................................ FEE Representative

Angelina Gou Fairchild, PE, LEED AP ............................. FEF Representative

Jesse VanEyk, PE ....................................................................... FPEG Representative

Carnot W Evans, PE ................................................................... FPEI Representative

Christin Gorman, PE ....................................................................... Big Bend Chapter

Jeff V. Easley, PE ........................................................................................ Miami Chapter

Tejsingh A Rana, PE ................................................................................ Miami Chapter

Daniel Irigoyen, PE ................................................................................... Ridge Chapter

Deborah Hernandez-Cedeno, PE ................................................ Tampa Chapter

Zachary Wayne Allen ........................................ Student Board Representative

Meridith Glass …................................................................................................ Staff Liaison

The Annual Conference Subcommittee is responsible for the planning, promotion, and conduct of an annual conference. The committee shall:

1. Review hotel proposals for the annual conference and recommend a site to the Board of Directors. The committee shall consider geographical location, sleeping rooms, meeting rooms, quality food service at reasonable prices, professional staff and other criteria that may affect the successful conduct of an annual conference.

Site selection shall be consistent with Administrative Policy No. 22A and Administrative Policy No. 54A.

2. Approve a theme which is topical and of interest to the entire profession and which shall convey the major emphasis of the meeting to the membership and the public.

3. Approve a meeting budget, with registration fees low enough to encourage young and retired members to attend and sponsorship goals high enough to provide revenue for the Society. The budget shall be consistent with Administrative Policy No. 5B.

4. Approve the program format and assist with identifying and selecting speakers.

5. Secure sponsorships to offset annual conference expenditures and provide revenue for the Society.

6. Assist in the administration of the annual conference as needed onsite.

7. Review the performance of the immediate past annual conference and incorporate results in the planning of the next annual conference.

FES staff shall be responsible for implementing the planning, promotion and conduct of the meeting in a manner consistent with the direction of the committee. Staff shall be responsible for negotiations with the hotel, development of program and networking events, promotion, registration, and hotel arrangements. Committee appointments shall be made by the FES president and approved by the Board of Directors. All committee members are considered voting members.

The FES president-elect shall be a member of the committee. The vice chair, president-elect, or designated representative, of each practice section shall be a member of the committee. The chairs of the Student Professional Development Committee and the Leadership Advisory Committee shall be members of the committee. A designated representative of each chapter may be submitted by the chapter president and made a member of the committee. A designated representative from FEF may be a member of the committee. Student Board Representatives may be a member of this committee. The term of appointment shall be for one year. Members may be reappointed.

Adopted by the FES Executive Committee, November 11, 1970. Amended May 24, 1973. Amended May 17, 1974. Amended December 3, 1982. Amended November 7, 2003. Amended October 29, 2019.

SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

AWARDS SUBCOMMITTEE

Mark R. Fuller, PE …........................................ Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ........... FES President-Elect

Jennifer M. Olson, PE ........ Broward Chapter Alison Bickett, PE ...................... Calusa Chapter Stephanie Underwood, PE

.............................................. Central Florida Chapter

Michael B. Woodward, PE ....................................... Northeast Florida Chapter

Jonathan J. Gotwald, PE ... Pinellas Chapter Suzannah Jolene Folsom, PE, PMP

................................................................. Tampa Chapter

Stacey Butler ................................... Staff Liaison Lorelei Lamarre …............................ Staff Liaison

The duties of this committee shall include the following:

1. Study and make recommendations to the Board with respect to the establishment of new Society awards and criteria for same, and recommend modifications where needed in criteria for established awards.

2. Consider and evaluate suggestions for awards.

3. Review and recommend annually to the Board the recipients of awards recognized by the Society, such as— Award for Outstanding Service to the Engineering Profession, Award for Outstanding Technical Achievement, Engineer of the Year, NSPE Fellow, Young Engineer of the Year Award, and Fellow Membership.

4. Committee may also review and provide recommended endorsement for additional candidates as they see necessary.

5. Final endorsement will be received from the Board of Directors.

6. Prepare the citation for the recipients of all Society awards.

7. Order awards to be offered by the Society.

8. Develop a calendar of FES award submittal deadlines at the beginning of each committee’s tenure that specifically outlines the deadlines for submittal for all awards. Calendar will be updated and distributed annually and will include consideration for

items that require action by the Board or by another committee.

Appointments to this committee shall be as follows:

1. All appointments shall be made and approved by the Board.

2. There shall be eight members appointed, at least one from each of the seven FES regions.

3. The Board shall appoint a committee chair, vice chair, and secretary from the membership of the committee.

4. The term of the appointment shall be for one administrative year.

5. Subject to the approval of the Board, committee members may be reappointed annually.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, June 24, 1978. Amended January 10, 1991. Amended April 1, 1991. Amended November 7, 2003. Amended July, 11, 2006.

Engineer of the Year Basic Criteria

1. Candidate must be a Professional Engineer or Fellow member of the Society with at least ten years as a member.

2. Candidate must have a record of extensive participation in professional engineering and engineering associations as a working member of FES.

3. Candidate shall have been active in carrying out their civic, community and public responsibilities.

4. Candidate’s professional integrity shall be beyond question.

5. Candidate’s professional reputation shall be more than local in character.

6. Candidate shall have consistently worked for the professional and technical interests of the engineering profession.

7. Candidate must have achieved particular distinction in their own technical field and mode of practice which may be in government, education, construction, industry, or private practice.

Procedure

1. Candidate may be nominated by their chapter through the chapter state director, prior to March 15 of each year, or by the FES Board of Directors. All chapter nominations shall be endorsed by the chapter state director and chapter president.

2. The chapter nomination shall be in written form and include a complete

resume on the candidate, together with such other material as my be helpful to the Awards Committee in its review.

3. Each nomination shall contain a citation for the particular activity involved, together with additional material supporting the basis for recommendation.

4. The FES Awards Committee shall review each nomination and, in turn, make its recommendation to the Board of Directors at the regular quarterly Board meeting next preceding the annual conference.

5. Upon approval by the Board, a suitable plaque or citation shall be prepared and pesentation made at the next annual conference.

Approved by the FES Board of Directors, August 2, 1969. Modified by the FES Board of Directors, February 13, 1970. Modified by the FES Board of Directors, April 14, 1981. Modified by the FES Board of Directors, March 23, 1989. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, April 1, 1991. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, May 17, 2002

Engineer of the Year Award Recipients

Mandee E. Brandt, PE ................................... 2025

Jose Acosta, PE ................................................... 2024

Eric M. Jimenez, PE, PMP, CCM ................ 2023

Michelle Rambo-Roddenberry, PE, PhD .......................................................................................... 2022

Rick Acree, PE ..................................................... 2021

David M. Schmitt, PE ..................................... 2020

William E. Wilson, PE ..................................... 2019

Ralph Verrasto, PE ............................................ 2018

Robert F. Rennebaum, PE .......................... 2017

Jay W. Casper, PE .............................................. 2016

Ronald M. Colas, PE ......................................... 2015

Mark O. Mechling, PE, LEED AP ............. 2014

Peter J. Sheridan III, PE ................................. 2013

Andrew M. “Andy” Cummings, PE ........ 2012

Tim Madhanagopal, PE, BCEE, F.FES, F.NSPE ........................................................ 2011

Charlotte A. Maddox, PE, D.WRE, F.NSPE ..................................................................... 2010

Terrance J. Hull, PE ......................................... 2009

Yassi M. Myers, PE ........................................... 2008

Glenn E. Forrest, PE ....................................... 2007

Shannon R. LaRocque, PE ......................... 2006

Kimberlee B. DeBosier, PE, F.NSPE, F.ACEC .................................................................... 2005

Jeff M. Arey, PE, F.NSPE .............................. 2004

Richard B. Gassett, PE .................................. 2003

Steven C. Bassett, PE, LEED AP, F.NSPE ....................................................................................... 2002

David C. O’Hagan, PE ..................................... 2001

James A. Horton, PE ..................................... 2000

Martin P. Wanielista, PhD, PE ................... 1999

R. Bruce Taylor, PhD, PE, F.NSPE ........... 1998

Richard O. Fraze, PE, F.NSPE. ................... 1997

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Frank H. Wilson II, PE ..................................... 1996

Dale W. Zimmerman, PE ............................. 1995

George R. Knecht, PE, F.NSPE ................. 1994

John E. Garlanger, PhD, PE ........................ 1993

Alan B. Ispass, PE .............................................. 1992

Benjamin C. Pratt, PE ...................................... 1991

Donald W. Ditzenberger, PE ..................... 1990

John R. Hall, PE .................................................. 1989

Robert H. Miller, PE ......................................... 1988

Raymond W. Miller, PE .................................. 1987

Stanley W. Hole, PE ......................................... 1986

Amado J. Acosta, PE ....................................... 1985

John C. Pistorino, PE ...................................... 1984

James Yontz, PE ................................................. 1983

William M. Bishop, PE .................................... 1982

Thomas Groover, PE ......................................... 1981

M. Emory Dawkins, PE .................................. 1980

Eugene C. Figg Jr., PE .................................... 1979

Theodore R. Crom, PE .................................... 1979

Steve Fregger, PE ............................................. 1978

A. Ray Miller, PE .................................................. 1977

Paul G. Davis, PE ................................................ 1977

Roxy S. Howse, PE ............................................. 1976

Henry E. Woodward, PE ................................ 1975

Philip E. Searcy, PE ........................................... 1975

David F. Ludovici, PE ....................................... 1974

Thomas B. Terpening, PE ............................ 1973

Eugene N. Bechamps, PE ........................... 1973

James A. Ruth, PE ............................................. 1972

Albert E. O’Neall, PE ......................................... 1971

E. Gex Williams Jr., PE .................................... 1970

Roland M. Lee, PE ............................................. 1970

M. Crawford Greene Jr., PE ......................... 1970

Thomas D. Furman Sr., PE .......................... 1970

E. R. Hendrickson, PE ..................................... 1968

George Kinsman, PE ...................................... 1968

Harold D. Briley, PE .......................................... 1968

William A. Watson, PE ................................... 1967

John B. Miller, PE .............................................. 1966

Thomas L. Bransford, PE .............................. 1963

James F. Shivler Jr., PE .................................. 1962

John B. Miller, PE ................................................ 1961

Harvey F. Pierce, PE ......................................... 1959

John E. Kiker Jr., PE ......................................... 1958

Leslie B. Taylor, PE ............................................ 1958

John F. Raynolds, PE ...................................... 1956

Ray Chase, PE ...................................................... 1951

Young Engineer of the Year

Basic Criteria

1. Candidate’s professional integrity shall be beyond question.

2. Candidate’s professional reputation shall be more than local in character.

3. Candidate shall have consistently worked for the professional and technical interest of the engineering profession.

4. Candidate shall have been active in carrying out their civic, community, and public responsibilities.

5. A young engineer is a person who is a registered Professional Engineer or Engineer Intern, is a member in good standing of FES, and who is 34 or under on January 1 of the year in which the award is presented.

Procedure

1. Candidate may be nominated by their chapter through the chapter state director, prior to March 15 of each year, or by the FES Board of Directors.

2. Each chapter may submit not more than one nominee from the chapter area for this award.

3. The chapter nomination shall be in written form and include a complete resume on the candidate, together with such other material as may be helpful to the Awards Committee in its review.

4. Each nomination shall contain a citation for the particular activity involved, together with additional material supporting the basis for recommendation.

5. The Awards Committee shall review each nomination and, in turn, make its recommendation to the Board of Directors or Executive Committee.

6. Upon approval by the Board of Directors or Executive Committee, a suitable plaque or citation shall be prepared and presentation made at an appropriate state or chapter meeting.

7. The recipient of the award will be featured in an issue of Engineering Florida

Approved by the FES Board of Directors, August 2, 1969. Modified by the FES Board of Directors, April 4, 1981. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, April 1, 1991. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, May 17, 2002. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, May 9, 2003.

Young Engineer of the Year Recipients

Vincent Locigno, PE ..................................... 2025

Enit Medina, PE ................................................ 2024

Corey Chascin, PE ........................................... 2023

Catalina Lopez-Velandia, PE .................... 2022

Laura J. Vogel, PE, Ph.D ............................... 2021

Timothy P. Wineberg, PE .......................... 2020

Steven Joseph Soldati, PE ......................... 2019

Brett A. Fuller, PE ............................................. 2018

Mark J. Frederick, PE ..................................... 2017

Jennifer Klich, PE ............................................. 2016

Orlando J. Castro, PE ..................................... 2015

Audra H. Hayden, PE ..................................... 2014

Victor H. Herrera, PE ...................................... 2013

Mandee E. Brandt, PE ................................... 2012

Andrea N. Martinez-Graves, PE, F.NSPE ........................................................................................ 2011

Leslie Turner, PE, BCEE ............................... 2010

Peter M. Moore, PE ........................................ 2009

Carlos Gittens, PE ........................................... 2008

Yvette Benitez Jones, PE ........................... 2007

Peter Pisasale, PE ........................................... 2006

J. Casey Long, PE ............................................ 2005

Sandra M. Smith, PE ..................................... 2004

Melissa G. Corbett, PE .................................. 2003

James F. Thompson, PE, LEED AP ..... 2003

Kathleen S. Leo, PE ........................................ 2002

Charlotte A. Maddox, PE ............................. 2001

Angelina G. Fairchild, PE ........................... 2000

David M. Schmitt, PE ................................... 2000

Mark P. Thomasson, PE ............................... 1999

Vishvjeet Chowdhary, PE ........................... 1998

Ana Maria Gonzalez, PE ............................... 1997

Julia E. Nemeth, PE ........................................ 1996

John H. Classe Jr., PE ..................................... 1995

Anupam Saxena, PE ...................................... 1994

Sandra Piccirilli, PE ......................................... 1993

Jo Ann Jackson, PE ......................................... 1992

David D. Boree, PE ........................................... 1991

Robert L. Goehring, PE ................................ 1990

Scott Davidson, PE ......................................... 1989

Alan B. Ispass, PE ............................................. 1988

Charles S. Hanskat, PE ................................. 1987

John R. Hall, PE ................................................. 1986

Kevin J. Cooley, PE, F.NSPE ....................... 1985

Patricia J. Bishop, PE ..................................... 1984

William A. Salomone, PE ............................ 1983

Eugene M. Hagen Jr., PE ............................. 1982

Julio E. Alvarez, PE ............................................ 1981

Kermit L. Prime Jr., PE, BCEE, F.NSPE ............................................................. 1979-80

Tommy B. Denton Jr., PE ............................ 1978

Thomas B. Furman Jr., PE .......................... 1977

William Opp, PE ................................................ 1976

Martin P. Wanielista, PE ............................... 1975

Charles H. Bolton, PE ..................................... 1974

David L. Block, PE ............................................ 1973

John C. Pistorino, PE ...................................... 1972

Dorothy M. N. McClellon, PE ...................... 1971

Edward A. Lobnitz, PE .................................. 1970

R. Arnold Ramos, PE ...................................... 1969

Donald W. Rogers, PE ...................................1968

Howard L. Searcy, PE .....................................

Maurice A. Sholar, PE ....................................

Award for Outstanding Service to the Engineering Profession

Basic Criteria

1. Candidate must be a resident of Florida and may or may not be an engineer.

2. Candidate shall have contributed outstanding service to the engineering profession.

3. Candidate shall not be a state officer or state director of the state society.

4. Candidate’s professional reputation shall be more than local in character.

5. Candidate’s professional integrity shall be beyond question.

6. Candidate shall have consistently worked for the professional and technical interests of the engineering profession.

7. Candidate shall have been active in carrying out their civic, community and public responsibilities.

8. The number of recipients of this award shall be limited to a maximum of two each year.

Procedure

1. Candidate may be nominated by their chapter through the chapter state director, prior to March 15 of each year, or by the FES Board of Directors. All chapter nominations shall be endorsed by the chapter state director and chapter president.

2. The chapter nominations shall be in

SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

written form and include a complete resume on the candidate together with such other materials as may be helpful to the Awards Committee in its review.

3. Each nomination shall contain a citation for the particular activity involved, together with additional material supporting the basis for recommendation.

4. The Awards Committee shall review each nomination and, in turn, make its recommendations to the Board of Directors at the regular quarterly board meeting next preceding the annual conference.

5. Upon approval by the Board, a suitable plaque or citation shall be prepared and presentation made at the next annual conference.

Approved by the FES Board of Directors, August 2, 1969.

Modified by the FES Board of Directors, February 13, 1970.

Modified by the FES Board of Directors, April 14, 1981.

Modified by the FES Board of Directors, March 23, 1989.

Amended by the FES Board of Directors, April 1, 1991.

Modified by the FES Board of Directors, March 19, 1992. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, May 17, 2002.

Outstanding Service to the Engineering Profession Recipients

Wendy Conforme, PE .................................. 2025

Lisa K. Spainhour, PhD, PE ...................... 2025

Carnot Evans, PE ............................................. 2024

William E. Wilson, Jr., PE, F.ACEC ........ 2023

Judith Hayden, PE .......................................... 2022

Richard Johnson, PE, BCEE, CVS-Life ... 2022

Charles W. Davis Jr., Ph.D ............................ 2021

Mark R. Fuller, PE ............................................. 2021

Jonathan J. Gotwald, PE ............................ 2020

Peter J. Sheridan III, PE ............................... 2020

Roger L. Jeffrey, PE ......................................... 2019

Andrew M. Cummings, PE ........................ 2018

Antonio Nanni, PhD, PE .............................. 2017

Terry S. Hoover, PE, F.NSPE ....................... 2016

Steven C. Bassett, PE, F.NSPE ................. 2015

Yassi M. Myers PE ............................................. 2014

Mark L. Mongeau, PE .................................... 2013

Terrence J. Hull, PE .......................................... 2012

Kermit L. Prime Jr., PE, BCEE, F.NSPE ... 2011

Angelina Gou Fairchild, PE ....................... 2010

James A. Horton, PE ...................................... 2010

Christian S. Bauer, PhD, PE, F.NSPE ... 2009

George R. Knecht, PE, F.NSPE ............... 2009

David C. O’Hagan, PE .................................. 2008

Scott W. Davidson, PE ................................. 2007

Greg A. Edmonds, PE .................................. 2007

Robert J. Lombardo, PE ............................. 2006

Tim Madhanagopal, PE, BCEE, QEP, F.NSPE 2006

Frank H. Wilson II, PE ................................... 2005

R. Bruce Taylor, PhD, PE, F.NSPE ......... 2004

Richard L. Poling, PE .................................... 2004

Jeffrey M. Arey, PE, F.NSPE ...................... 2003

Raymond W. Miller, PE ............................... 2003

John R. Musser, PE ........................................ 2002

Donald R. Henderson, PE .......................... 2001

John B. Zumwalt III, PE ............................... 2001

Kenneth A. Bryant, PE (posthumous)

..................................................................................... 2000

James E. England, PE ................................. 2000

Edward A. Lobnitz, PE .................................. 1999

John R. Hall, PE ................................................. 1998

Charles E. Langbein Jr., PE ........................ 1997

Joseph A. Schweigart, PE ........................... 1997

Donald L. Goddeau, PE, F.NSPE ............ 1996

Pedro O. Martinez, PE ................................... 1996

Donald W. Ditzenberger, PE .................... 1995

Morton S. Lipschultz, PE ............................. 1995

Harry D. Bertossa, PE .................................... 1994

D.S. “Sax” Saxena, PE ..................................... 1994

Robert H. Miller, PE ........................................ 1993

John A. Grant Jr., PE, PLS ............................ 1992

Michael R. Pender, PE ................................... 1992

Frank J. Cannizzaro, PhD, PE .................... 1991

John C. Pistorino, PE ....................................... 1991

William L. Barton, PE .................................... 1990

Charles L. Meister, PE ................................... 1990

Edward A. Mueller, PE .................................. 1989

John D. Buckley, PE ....................................... 1988

Allen H. Seckinger, PE .................................. 1988

John W. Harllee Jr., PE .................................. 1987

Edwin F. Heyer, PE .......................................... 1986

Leroy E. Thompson, PE ................................ 1985

Charles M. Noble, PE ..................................... 1984

Thomas L. Bransford, PE ............................ 1984

Sam Militello, PE ............................................... 1983

Byron D. Spangler, PE ................................... 1982

Martin J. Yohalem, PE ................................... 1982

Theodore R. Crom, PE .................................... 1981

David F. Ludovici, PE ...................................... 1981

Robert D. Kersten, PhD, PE, F.NSPE ..... 1980

Thomas Groover, PE ....................................... 1979

Herbert Schwartz, PE .................................... 1978

William M. Bishop, PE ................................... 1977

Roxy S. Howse, PE ............................................ 1976

Eugene N. Bechamps, PE .......................... 1975

Frank Hubbard .................................................. 1975

Walter N. Revell ................................................. 1974

Murray I. Mantell, PE ...................................... 1973

Louis P. Browning, PE ................................... 1972

James F. Shivler Jr., PE .................................. 1971

Elmer O. Friday ................................................... 1971

Thomas L. Martin Jr., PE .............................. 1966

Russell H. DeGrove, PE ................................. 1965

Edmund Freidman, PE ................................ 1963

Edward Van Wagenen, PE ......................... 1961

Joseph Weil, PE ................................................. 1956

Alexander Blair, PE .......................................... 1953

Ralph E. Wendt, PE ........................................ 1950

Awards for Outstanding Technical Achievement

Basic Criteria

1. Candidate shall be an individual who has achieved particular distinction in their own technical field and mode of practice which may be government, education, industry, construction, or private practice. The individual may be the project engineer or project manager who has met these qualifications.

2. The technical achievement shall be one which enhances the engineering profession.

3. The technical achievement shall be one which makes contributions to the good of the public.

4. The technical achievement can either be a singular achievement or a series of achievements which are recognized

within the profession as being unique, innovative, and outstanding.

5. Candidate shall be a Florida resident.

6. Candidate’s record must show active participation in professional and technical society activities.

7. Candidate’s professional integrity shall be beyond question.

8. Candidate’s professional reputation shall be more than local in character.

9. Candidate’s record must show a progression of professional development through continuing education.

10. The number of recipients of this award shall be limited to a maximum of two each year.

Procedure

1. Candidate shall be nominated by their chapter through the chapter state director, prior to March 15 of each year, or by the FES Board of Directors. All chapter nominations shall be endorsed by the chapter state director and chapter president.

2. The chapter nomination shall be in written form and shall include a complete resume on the candidate, together with such other material as may be helpful to the Awards Committee in its review.

3. Each nomination shall contain a citation for the particular activity involved, together with additional material supporting the basis for recommendation.

4. The Awards Committee shall review each nomination and, in turn, make its recommendation to the Board of Directors, at the regular quarterly Board Meeting next preceding the annual conference.

5. Upon approval by the Board, a suitable plaque or citation shall be prepared and presentation made at the next annual conference.

Approved by the FES Board of Directors, August 2, 1969. Modified by the FES Board of Directors, February 13, 1970. Modified by the FES Board of Directors, April 14, 1981. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, July 28, 1988. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, March 23, 1989. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, April 1, 1991. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, May 17, 2002.

Outstanding Technical Achievement Recipients

Ana Carolina Coelho Maran, PhD., PE ... 2025

Anand “Sunny” Narayanan, PhD .......... 2025

Christopher Frank, PE ................................... 2024

Dana Gillette, PE ............................................ 2024

Kamal S. Tawfiq, PhD, PE, F.ASCE ....... 2023

Helena M. Solo-Gabriele, PE, PhD ........ 2021

Jay W. Casper, PE ........................................... 2020

Yamila Hernandez, PE .................................. 2019

Jeffrey M. Brown, PE ..................................... 2018

Issa Batarseh, PhD, PE ................................. 2017

David W. Stewart, PE ................................... 2016

Michael P. Whelan, PE, D.CE ..................... 2016

Robert W. Higgins, PE ............................... 2015

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Michael J. Davis, PE, DBIA ....................... 2014

John M. Eash, PE ........................................... 2012

Michael P. Whelan, PE, D.CE ..................... 2012

Richard R. Wallace, PE ................................ 2011

Robert E. Mackey, PE, BCEE ................ 2010

Robert P. Stasis, PE .................................... 2009

Rudolf E. Henning, PhD, PE ................. 2008

Luis Ajamil, PE ................................................ 2007

Gerald Merckel, PhD ................................... 2006

W. Denney Pate, PE ..................................... 2005

Essam Radwan, PhD, PE ........................ 2005

Debra R. Reinhart, PE .............................. 2004

John Alexander, PhD, PE ......................... 2003

Robert Dyr, PE ................................................ 2002

David G. Kittridge, PE ................................ 2001

Anwar E. Z. Wissa, ScD, PE .................. 2000

Frank H. Wilson II, PE ................................. 1999

Thomas G. Scheller, PE .............................. 1998

R. Bruce Taylor, PhD, PE, F.NSPE ........... 1997

Louis B. Stephens Jr., PE .......................... 1996

Peter J. Singhofen, PE ................................ 1995

Henry C. Okraski, PE .................................... 1994

Harvey H. Harper III, PE ............................. 1993

Joseph P. LoBuono, PE ............................. 1992

Dole J. Kelley Jr., PE ..................................... 1991

John Pepper, PE .............................................. 1990

Kermit L. Prime Jr., PE, BCEE, F.NSPE ... 1989

Phillip K. Feeney, PE ...................................... 1988

Theodore R. Crom, PE ................................... 1987

William M. Baldwin, PE ................................ 1986

Wayne C. Huber, PE ....................................... 1985

Ralph W. Heim, PE ......................................... 1984

Otis Grannis, PE ................................................ 1983

Eugene C. Figg Jr., PE ................................... 1982

Howard N. Ellis, PE ........................................... 1981

Leonard Hayet, PE .......................................... 1980

Erich A. Farber, PE .......................................... 1980

Charles Stokes, ScD, PE ............................... 1979

F. D. Ronald Park, PE ..................................... 1978

Charles Benedict, PhD, PE ........................ 1977

Edward A. Mueller, PE .................................. 1976

Martin Wanielista, PhD, PE ........................ 1975

Jon S. Beazley, PE ............................................ 1974

Charles Sheffield, PE ..................................... 1974

Herbert S. Saffir, PE ........................................ 1973

John Schmertmann, PE .............................. 1972

James E. Sawyer, PE ........................................ 1971

William Gartner Jr., PE ................................. 1967

Harvey F. Pierce, PE ......................................... 1961

Fellow Membership

Basic Criteria

1. FES Charter Article IV. Section 2.a. “A Fellow Member shall be a Professional Engineer Member of recognized high character with distinguished engineering achievements and who shall be elected FELLOW only by unanimous vote of the Board, except that automatic Fellow membership status be granted to the individual who is not already a Fellow serving as State Society president upon completion of the term, and will be formalized at the awards ceremony following or immediately preceding the individual’s last Board meeting as president.”

2. Candidate shall: a. Have been practicing the profession of engineering

for 20 years. b. Have been a member of FES for ten years, or a member of NSPE for fifteen years with at least five years of service in FES. c. Be a Professional Engineer member of FES. d. Have a conspicuous record of achievement in professional affairs, including substantial interest and active work in FES at the state, chapter, or national level.

3. Candidate’s professional integrity shall be beyond question.

4. Candidate’s professional reputation shall be more than local in character.

5. Candidate shall have consistently worked for the professional and technical interest of the engineering profession.

6. Candidate shall have been active in carrying out their civic, community, and public responsibilities.

7. The Board shall endeavor to limit the Fellow members to no more than five percent of the Corporate Membership.

Procedure

1. Candidate shall be nominated by their chapter prior to March 15 of each year, or by the FES Board of Directors. The nominations shall be endorsed by the chapter state director and all available Fellow Members of the chapter.

2. The chapter nomination shall be submitted to the Awards Committee on official forms approved by the committee for such purposes.

3. The FES Awards Committee shall review the nomination and, in turn, make its recommendation to the Board of Directors. All suitable nominations will be sent to FES Fellows for review in advance of coming to the Board of Directors for a vote. Fellows must submit a response within 15 business days of receipt of applications. The Fellows will be informed of their right to provide comment on any application and that any received comments will be communicated to the Board of Directors.

4. For a candidate with notable achievements, the FES Awards Committee may recommend waiver of compliance with all listed requirements but only by a unanimous vote of the committee.

5. Upon approval by the Board, a Fellow Membership Certificate shall be prepared and presentation made at the next annual conference.

Approved by the FES Board of Directors, August 2, 1969. Modified by the FES Board of Directors, February 5, 1972. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, June 15, 1979. Modified by the FES Board of Directors, April 14, 1981. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, May 21, 1982. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, March 23, 1989.

Amended by the FES Board of Directors, March 19, 1992. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, March 16, 1995. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, May 17, 2002. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, July 28, 2006. Amended by the FES Board of Directors, October 3, 2007.

Fellow Recipients

Kevin Crump, PE, LEED AP, Charles W. Davis, Jr, PhD, CSSGB, Matthew McLeer, PE ........................................ 2025

Rick Acree, PE

Gustavo Quesada, PE ....................................... 2024

John M. Carroll, Jr., PE, CGC, David C. Carter, PE, Fernando V. Gomez, PE, PSM, Lin Li, PE ................................................................ 2023

Ronald Colas, PE, SI, Michael DelCharco, PE, CFM, Shahin Hekmat, PE, Richard Johnson, PE, BCEE, CVS-Life .... 2022

Edward J. Eng, PE, Peter M. Moore, PE, LEED AP, Adam Schildmeier, PE ...................................... 2021

Richard V. Baldocchi, PE, Karen D. Brandon, PE, Michael J. Davis, PE, Jose L. Gomez, PE, Marcos Montes De Oca, PE, Gabriel S. Pastrana, PE, Ralph Verrastro, PE, and Michael S. Wilson, PE ........................... 2020

Paul J. Bangs, PE, Tina D. Meskel, PE, Harold T. Snyder, PE, Jay W. Casper, PE, Mark D. Van Hala, PE, FES, F.NSPE, Steven M. Goldstein, Jeff V. Easley, PE,

JW Hunter, PE .................................................... 2019

Ashby “Chip” Hoover, PE .............................

Don D. Jacobovitz, PE ...................................

Peter J. Sheridan, PE ..................................... 2018

Larry M. Smith, PE ........................................... 2018

Ben H. Chen, PE ................................................ 2017

Kelly R. Cranford, PE ...................................... 2017

P. Rodney Mank, PE ....................................... 2017

Mark J. Donald, PE .......................................... 2016

Kenneth R. Craig II, PE ................................. 2016

Peter C. Hallock, PE ........................................ 2014

Michael P. Whelan, PE, D.CE .................... 2013

Douglas R. Barkley, MS, PE ........................ 2012

Patrick J. Ferland, PE ..................................... 2012

Charlotte A. Maddox, PE, D.WRE, F.NSPE ... 2012 T. Gardner Bayless, PE ................................... 2011

Alexandrea DavisShaw, PE, PTOE .......... 2011

William E. Wilson Jr., PE ............................... 2011

Martin A. Brungard, PE, D.WRE ............. 2010

Jeffrey H. Greenfield, PhD, PE, F.NSPE .......... 2010

Scott Johnson, PE ........................................... 2010

Michael B. Woodward, PE ......................... 2010

Todd N. Zimmerman, PE ............................ 2010

Andrew M. Cummings, PE ....................... 2009

Terrence N, Glunt, PE ................................... 2009

David M. Schmidt, PE .................................. 2009

Danielle P. Slaterpryce, PE ....................... 2009

Angelina Gou Fairchild, PE ...................... 2008

Judith M. Hayden, PE .................................. 2008

Leila Jammal Nodarse, PE ....................... 2008

David C. O’Hagan, PE .................................. 2008

Robert F. Rennebaum, PE ....................... 2008

John C. Vogt, PE .............................................. 2008

John R. Foley, PE ............................................. 2007

Terrence “Terry” J. Hull, PE ....................... 2007

Robert E. Mackey, PE ................................... 2007

Felix A. Peguero, PE ...................................... 2007

Gail L. Washington, PE ................................ 2007

Yassi M. Myers, PE ........................................... 2007

SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

Paul R. Brugger, PE ....................................... 2006

Barry M. Bywalec, PE ................................... 2006

Kimberlee B. DeBosier, PE ....................... 2006

Juan C. Guerra, PE ......................................... 2006

Charles S. Hanskat, PE ................................ 2006

Shannon R. LaRocque, PE ........................ 2006

Mark Mechling, PE ........................................ 2006

Clay M. Tappan, PE ........................................ 2006

E. Edward Davis, PE ...................................... 2005

Charles L. Geer, PE ......................................... 2005

Glenn E. Forrest, PE ...................................... 2005

Kevin L. Higginson, PE ................................ 2005

Alan M. Keith, PE ............................................. 2005

Michael L. Lithman, PE ............................... 2005

Gerald W. Ward, PE ....................................... 2005

Robert Kosoy, PE ............................................ 2004

Kenneth H. Loefgren, PE ........................... 2004

Tim Madhangopal, PE ................................ 2004

Douglas Merkle, PhD, PE .......................... 2004

David Metzker, PE .......................................... 2004

Patrick L. Beyer, PE ....................................... 2003

Greg A. Edmonds, PE .................................. 2003

Charles S. Warrington, PE ......................... 2003

Fermin A. Diaz, PE .......................................... 2002

Jimmy D. Allison, PE ..................................... 2002

Robert H. Brotherton, PE .......................... 2002

Rudolf E. Henning, ScD, PE ...................... 2001

Charles A. Worischeck, PE ......................... 2001

Robert J. Dlouhy, PE ..................................... 2000

R. Martin Millar, PE ........................................ 2000

Scott Davidson, PE .......................................... 1999

Richard L. Poling, PE ..................................... 1999

R. Bruce Taylor, PhD, PE .............................. 1999

Linda M. Bell, PE ............................................... 1998

Myron L. Hayden, PhD, PE ......................... 1998

James A. Horton, PE ...................................... 1998

William H. Palm, PE ....................................... 1998

Michael K. Phang, PhD, PE ....................... 1998

Paul E. Carroll, PE ............................................. 1997

Donald R. Henderson, PE ........................... 1997

John B. Zumwalt III, PE ................................ 1997

Dennis Daughters, PE .................................. 1996

H. Alexander Hall, PE ..................................... 1996

John R. Hall, PE ................................................. 1996

Carlos A. Penin, PE .......................................... 1996

Robert W. Higgins, PE .................................. 1995

Russell P. Klier, PE ............................................ 1995

Robert D. Obering, PE .................................. 1995

John Pepper, PE ............................................... 1995

D.S. Saxena, PE .................................................. 1995

John H. Boldt, PE ............................................. 1994

Richard H. Brossard, PE ............................... 1994

John R. Musser, PE ......................................... 1994

Ben C. Scales, PE .............................................. 1994

Douglas R. Andrews, PE .............................. 1993

Thomas A. Donegan, PE ............................. 1993

P. Knute Hartman, PE ................................... 1993

Paul F. McCartney, PE ................................... 1993

Craig J. Pajer, PE ............................................... 1993

Michael R. Pender, PE ................................... 1993

Paul E. Pritzker, PE .......................................... 1993

E. Keith Richardson, PE ................................ 1993

Charles W. Wood, PE ..................................... 1993

Richard O. Fraze, PE ....................................... 1992

Alan D. Gilbert, PE ........................................... 1992

Michael T. Hermesmeyer, PE ................... 1992

Alan B. Ispass, PE ............................................. 1992

Robert L. Matthews, PE ............................... 1992

Gary E. Whitehouse, PhD, PE .................. 1992

FES President’s Award

Meridith Glass ................................................... 2025

Peter M. Moore, PE, LEED AP .................. 2024

Amanda Hudson ........................................... 2024

Carlos Penin, PE ............................................... 2023

Stacey Butler ...................................................... 2023

Kelly Cranford, PE, ENV SP ....................... 2022

Laura Heiselman ............................................. 2022

Carlos A. Penin, PE .......................................... 2021

Cherie L. Pinsky ................................................. 2021

JW Hunter, PE .................................................. 2020

Adam Schildmeier, PE ................................ 2020

Joe Berenis, PE .................................................. 2019

Andrew S. Roberts, PE ................................. 2018

Mark J. Frederick, PE ..................................... 2018

Andrew S. Roberts, PE .................................. 2017

Claudius A. Carnegie, PE, PhD, EdD ... 2016

Glenn Forrest, PE ............................................. 2015

2014 Executive Director Search Committee:

(Angelina Gou Fairchild, PE, LEED AP; Terry Hull, PE; Fermin A. Diaz, PE, F.ACEC; Mark Mechling, PE, LEED AP; Richard Temple, PE; and Jim Thompson, PE, LEED AP) ................. 2014

John R. Hall, PE, F.NSPE .............................. 2013

Angelina Gou Fairchild, PE, LEED AP ..... 2012

Samantha Hobbs .............................................. 2011

Charles L. Geer, PE, F.ACEC ...................... 2010

Scott Johnson, PE ........................................... 2010

Debora S. Hall ................................................... 2009

Teresa A. Norris, PE ........................................ 2009

Yassi M. Myers, PE .......................................... 2008

Frank H. Rudd, CAE, CMP ......................... 2008

The FES Staff ..................................................... 2008

John R. Hall, PE, F.NSPE ............................. 2007

Mark L. Mongeau, PE, F.NSPE ............... 2007

Henn Rebane, PE ........................................... 2006

Kelly Harris Jones ........................................... 2006

Kermit L. Prime Jr., PE, BCEE, F.NSPE .... 2005

Frank Rudd ......................................................... 2005

Charles L. Geer, PE, F.ACEC ..................... 2004

J. Carlos Gittens, PE ....................................... 2003

Mark L. Mongeau, PE, F.NSPE ............... 2002

The FES Staff ....................................................... 2001

Dennis Barton .................................................. 2000

Kevin J. Cooley, PE, F.NSPE ...................... 2000

Richard B, Gassett, PE .................................. 1999

Roy C. Young, Esq ............................................ 1998

John A. Grant Jr., PE, PLS, F.NSPE ........ 1996

Eugene N. Bechamps, PE .......................... 1995

Kevin J. Cooley, PE, F.NSPE ....................... 1995

Juan C. Guerra, PE ........................................... 1995

Robert W. Higgins, PE .................................. 1994

Richard B. Gassett, PE .................................. 1993

Byron D. Spangler, PE ................................... 1993

Robert W. Higgins, PE .................................. 1993

Donald L. Goddeau, PE, F.NSPE ............. 1992

John A. Grant Jr., PE, PLS ............................. 1991

Dale Twachtmann .......................................... 1989

John Shearer, PE .............................................. 1989

Richard B. Gassett, PE .................................. 1986

Elmer Emrich ..................................................... 1986

Edwin F. Heyer, PE .......................................... 1985

Donald H. Fetner, PE ..................................... 1985

Elmer Emrich ..................................................... 1984

Lifetime Achievement Award

Doug Barkley ...................................................... 2025

INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION SUBCOMMITTEE

Carlos A. Penin, PE CO-CHAIR

Carlos A. Penin, PE ............................. Co-Chair Eric M. Jimenez, PE .............................. Co-Chair Christopher Frank, PE .......................................... Central Florida Chapter Efrain Armijos, PE, PEng, MBA, PgMP, PMP. .............................................................. Miami Chapter

Edwin Rajeev, Ph.D. ............... Miami Chapter Omar R Rodriguez, PE, CGC, Assoc. DBIA .................................... Northeast Florida Chapter

Purpose

The International Collaboration Subcommittee shall be concerned with developing professional and technical collaboration opportunities with professional organizations outside of the United States. Members of the committee are asked to establish a seminar schedule at least one year out, review evaluations from the previous year, and assist with planning, to select speakers, and organizing seminars and collaboration opportunities.

Subcommittee Membership

As a newly formed subcommittee of the Society Development Committee, the duties of this subcommittee shall include following the outlined goals and membership guidelines of the Society Development Committee.

SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

LEADERSHIP ADVISORY SUBCOMMITTEE

Robert A. Trompke, PE

CO-CHAIR

Victor H. Herrera, PE

CO-CHAIR

Robert A. Trompke, PE ................................................................................... Chair

Victor H. Herrera, PE ................................................................................. Co-Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ........................................................... FES President-Elect

Bryant A. King, PE ............................................................... Big Bend Chapter

Dustin Travis Mills, PE ...................................................... Big Bend Chapter

Teresa Ann Kaimrajh, PE ............................................................... Broward Chapter

Marlene A. Messam, PE, PMP, CPM ................................... Calusa Chapter

Frank Hickson, PE .......................................................... Central Florida Chapter

Matthew McLeer, PE .............................................. Daytona Beach Chapter

Mitchell R. Chauncey, PE ....................................................... Forest Chapter

Shari Johana Ramirez, PE ....................................................... Miami Chapter

Tejsingh A Rana, PE ................................................................... Miami Chapter

Andrew S. Roberts, PE .............................................. North Central Chapter

Gabriel S. Pastrana, PE .................................... Northeast Florida Chapter

Daniel Corliss, PE ................................................ Northwest Florida Chapter

David Cowan, Jr., PE, LEED AP................................. Palm Beach Chapter

John A. Carpenter, Jr., PE, ENV SP .................................. Pinellas Chapter

Dan D’Antonio, PE ....................................................................... Tampa Chapter

Deborah Hernandez-Cedeno, PE ..................................... Tampa Chapter

Eliot L. Brown, PE ............................................................... Treasure Coast Chapter

Kamryn Hacker ...................................................................................... Staff Liaison

The objectives of this committee shall include the following:

1. Study and make recommendations to the FES Board of Directors with respect to the organization, management, activities and procedures of chapters, including new chapters and reorganization of existing chapters.

2. Provide guidance, assistance and encouragement to chapter officers and committees in establishing and conducting activities, programs and projects to serve the needs of the chapter members and the public whom they serve.

The activities of this committee, for achieving the objectives, shall include the following:

1. Keep the FES Board of Directors informed of committee activities and effective chapter programs and activities.

2. Prepare and submit a written summary report at the Society’s annual conference covering the committee’s activities during the year.

3. Prepare and submit, for the consideration of the Budget Committee and the review and approval of the FES Board of Directors, a plan of activities, programs and projects that the committee proposes to undertake during the administrative year. The committee’s plan should include a description, time schedule, and budget of anticipated expenses and revenues for each proposed activity, program and project.

4. Sponsor, plan, and conduct chapter officers’ workshops and training sessions for providing guidance to officers and committee chairmen in chapter activities.

5. Study and make recommendations concerning the most effective means of establishing and maintaining effective communications between the chapter and its members.

6. Review and evaluate the chapter activities reports of the Award for Chapter Excellence (ACE) competition.

The responsibilities of the individual committee members shall include the following:

1. Attend all meetings of the Leadership Advisory Committee and support the objectives and activities of the committee. (Committee meets three or four times a year in a location selected by the committee.)

2. Attend regular chapter meetings and chapter executive committee meetings for exchange of ideas and information.

3. Prepare and submit the monthly “Chapter Action Report.”

4. Assume responsibility for submission of the annual Chapter Activities Report and the ACE Report.

5. Promote chapter members’ attendance at the FES annual conference and assist in obtaining sponsors to financially support the meeting.

Appointments to this committee shall be as follows:

1. There shall be one member appointed from each chapter. Recommendations for all chapter committee representatives shall be made by the chapter president and state director and approved by the FES Board of Directors.

2. The chair of the Student Professional Development Committee and the chair of the Auxiliary Advisory Committee shall be members of the committee.

3. The FES Board of Directors shall appoint a committee chair, vice chair and secretary from the membership of the committee.

4. The term of appointment shall be for one administrative year.

5. Subject to approval of the FES Board of Directors, committee members may be reappointed annually.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, May 15, 1969. Amended May 24, 1973. Amended May 17, 1974. Amended June 24, 1978. Amended June 12, 1981. Amended August 5, 1982. Amended November 7, 2003.

Award for Chapter Excellence (ACE)

1st Place – Miami Chapter

SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT SUBCOMMITTEE

Will B. Cornelius, II, PE ............................................................................... Co-Chair

Christopher B. LaForte, PE ..................................................................... Co-Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ............................................................... FES President-Elect

Jarrod Michael Lee, PE ............................................................ Big Bend Chapter

Dustin Travis Mills, PE ............................................................ Big Bend Chapter

Jeffrey Lynn Wasko, II, PE ............................................................ Calusa Chapter

Nathaniel R Willbur, PE ......................................... Central Florida Chapter

Kevin A. Lee, PE .............................................................. Daytona Beach Chapter

Craig Hampy, PE ............................................................................... Forest Chapter

Benjamin A Blitch, PE ............................................................ Gulf Coast Chapter

Monique M. Heathcock, PE ................................... North Central Chapter

Andrew S. Roberts, PE .............................................. North Central Chapter

Robert Jackson, PE ............................................ Northeast Florida Chapter

Daniel Corliss, PE ................................................ Northwest Florida Chapter

Giovanni J Ortiz, PE ............................................................. Palm Beach Chapter

Charles S. Warrington, Jr., PE ............................................. Pinellas Chapter

Deborah Hernandez-Cedeno, PE ...................................... Tampa Chapter

Beth Steimle, PE .............................................................................. Tampa Chapter

Stacey Butler .............................................................................................. Staff Liaison

Annette Smith ........................................................................................... Staff Liaison

The duties of this committee shall include the following:

1. Study and make recommendations to the Board with respect to the development of membership promotional material and membership promotional activities and programs to increase society membership.

2. Develop and implement activities and programs to bring the aims and objectives of the Society to the attention of all members of the engineering profession to enlist endorsement, support and affiliation.

3. Provide guidance and assistance to chapters in planning and conducting membership promotional activities to increase membership and that the chapter representative to the State Membership Development Committee be responsible for the conduct of the membership promotional activities at the chapter level.

4. Develop membership promotional literature, material, etc.

5. Study and make recommendations to the Board with respect to the procedures for processing membership applications, transfers, etc.

6. Keep the Board informed of committee activities.

7. Prepare and present a written summary report at the Society’s annual conference covering the committee’s activities during the year.

8. Prepare and submit for the consideration of the Budget Committee and the review and approval of the Board of Directors, a plan of activities, programs and projects that the committee proposes to undertake during the administrative year. The committee’s plan should include a description, time schedule and budget of anticipated expenses and revenues for each proposed activity, program and project.

Appointments to this committee should be as follows:

1. All appointments shall be made and approved by the Board.

2. There shall be at least one member appointed from each chapter plus a chair.

3. The Board shall appoint a committee chair, a vice chair from each region and a secretary from the membership of the committee.

4. The term of the appointment shall be for one administrative year.

5. Subject to the approval of the Board, committee members may be reappointed annually.

Adopted by the FES Board of Directors, May 15, 1969. Amended June 24, 1978. Amended December 13, 1980. Amended August 1, 1999. Amended November 7, 2003

FLORIDA

SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

PUBLIC RELATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE

David Cowan Jr., PE, LEED AP CHAIR

David Cowan, Jr., PE, LEED AP .................................................................... Chair

Jose L. Acosta, PE ............................................................. FES President-Elect

Dustin Travis Mills, PE ...................................................... Big Bend Chapter

Shahin Hekmat, PE .................................................................... Miami Chapter

Pedro I. Zuloaga, PE LEED AP ............................................. Miami Chapter

Charles S. Warrington, Jr., PE ............................................. Pinellas Chapter

Deborah Hernandez-Cedeno, PE ...................................... Tampa Chapter

Marcos Y. Montes De Oca, PE ............................ Treasure Coast Chapter

Stacey Butler ........................................................................................ Staff Liaison

Lorelei Lamarre .................................................................................. Staff Liaison

The duties and responsibilities of the Public Relations Committee include:

1. Study, develop, and make recommendations to the FES Board for projects, programs, and activities to be undertaken to increase the public’s knowledge and image of the engineering profession.

2. Prepare and submit for FES Board review and approval a plan of programs, activities and projects that the committee proposes to undertake during each administrative year.

3. Keep the FES Board informed of committee activities and submit an annual written summary report of the committee’s work at the FES Annual Summer Conference.

Committee appointments shall be:

1. The FES Board shall appoint a committee chair and vice chair.

2. The term of the appointment shall be one year coinciding with the FES administrative year.

3. The committee shall consist of seven members including the chair and vice chair.

4. Subject to the approval of the Board, committee members may be reappointed annually.

MEMBERS BY CHAPTER

BIG BEND

Associate

Dion, Stephanie, FECON Watts, Jason, Esq., AICP, FPEG

Life Member

Cooper, Hannah, PEPP

Craig, Ashley, EI, PEPP Gent, Tyler, PEPP

Green, E.I., Jamie, Fellow, PEPP Hartsfield, Jr, William, FPEG

Professional Engineer

Abusaad, Jodie, PE, PEPP Adams, Mark, PE, PEPP

Aiken, Clyde, PE, PEPP Anderson, Charles, PE, FPEG Bahdanovich, Conall,Treasurer, PEPP Barkley, Tommy, PE, PEPP Booeshaghi, Jeremy, PE, PEPP Boomer, David, PE, FECON Bramblett, Ryan, PE, PEPP Brown, Dwight, PE, S.E., FECON Buchner, James, PE, PEPP Cahoon, Charley, PEPP Campbell, Charles, PE, PEPP Clark, Mike, PE, FECON Crombie, Christin, PE, PEPP Culton, Judith, PE, PEPP Darabi, Myron, PE, PhD, PEPP Dempsey, Thomas, PE, PEPP Donahue, JW, PE, PEPP Donaldson, James, PE, Fellow, PEPP Evans, Shawn, PE, PEPP Falany, IV, John, PE, Fellow, PEPP Finley, Jarrod, PE, FPEG Fregger, Stephan, FPEG Freidin, Jr., Robert, PE, PEPP Fuller, Jason, PE, PEPP Garcia, Dustin, PE, PEPP Gates, David, PE, PEPP Gonzalez, Rakesh, PEPP Goodling, Howard, PEPP Gorman, Kevin, PEPP Grace, Lanita, PE, FECON Graham, Chad, PEPP Greene, Michael, PE, PEPP Hall, Natalie, PE, FPEG Hansen, Douglas, PE, PEPP Hanson, Jr., Henry, PEPP Hargraves, Naser, PE, AICP, PEPP Harris, Farhad, PE, PhD, Fellow, PEPP Hayden, G., PE, PEPP Hayden, Traci, PE, PEPP Hayden, Cody, PEPP Hayden, Louis, PE, DBIA, PEPP Hunter, Amir, PE, PEPP Hurtado, William, PE, PEPP Hutcheson, Dustin, PE, PEPP Jenkins, Curtis, PE, PEPP Johnson, Zachary, PEPP Johnson, Ashley, PE, PEPP Johnson, Jr., R. Craig, PE, FPEG Justice, Antonio, PE, PEPP Kelly, Echo, PE, LEED AP, PEPP

Kimberly, GG, PEPP King, Jamie, PE, PEPP Koerner, Lance, Fellow, FECON Koloushani, Mohammadreza, EI Lamb, Richard, PE, PEPP Lamb, Carmen, PE, PEPP, PEPP Large, Jarret, PI, PEPP Lattner, Dan, PE, PEPP Lee, Grant, FPEI Littlejohn, Audra, PE, PEPP Llewellyn, David, PE, FECON Llewellyn, Joshua, PE, PEPP Lunardini, Stephen, FPEG Lunn, Terrence, PE, PEPP Marston, Bryant, PE, PEPP

Martin, Jennifer, PEPP

McCormick, Dean, PE, PEPP

Mechling, Freeman, EI, GIT, PEPP

Melvin, Clifford, PE, PEPP

Mills, James, PE, PEPP

Moore, Roger, PEPP

Nickas, Russell, PEPP

O’Hagan, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP

Pfeifer, Mark, PE, FPEG

Pierce, Will, EI, FPEG

Pionessa, Mark, PE, PEPP

Posey, Kevin, EI, PEPP

Potter, Jeffery, PE, Fellow, PEPP Powell, Timothy, PE, FECON

Prasad, Sean, PE, PEPP

Printy, Thomas, PEPP

Repasky, David, PE, FPEG

Roddenberry, Omar, PhD, PE, SI, FRSE, LEED

AP BD+C, Fellow, FPEG

Sadler, William, PE, PEPP Sanders, Austin, PEPP

Scheer, David, PE, PEPP

Schultz, Brian, PE, PEPP

Schwartz, William, PEPP

Schwier, Jr., Gerald, PE, PEPP

Searight, Ananth, PE, FPEG Shannon, Mark, PE, PEPP Sharma, Daniel, PE, PEPP

Sheppard, Rudy, PEPP

Smith, Maksim, EI, PEPP

Smith, Michelle, PE, PhD, FPEI Smith, Jr., Nevins, FPEG

Spainhour, Derwood, FPEG

Speas, Steve, PE, ENV SP, PEPP

Steele, Michael, PE, FECON

Stephens, Benjamin, FPEI

Stivers, Marshall, PEPP

Strickland, Travis, PE, PEPP

Sweeney, Theodore, PE, PEPP

Thomasson, Loren, PE, PEPP

Thompson, Kimberly, PEPP

Tomlinson, John, FPEG

Trimble, R. Tyler, PE, JD, PEPP

Walker, Lisa, PHD, PE, Civil Dept. Chair, Fellow, FECON

Wallace, Mark, PE, LEED AP, Fellow, PEPP

Westphal, Matt, PE, PEPP

Whitworth, Robert, FPEG

Wilson, John, Certified Public Manager, PEPP

Wilson, Cody, PE, PEPP

Woodbery, Mark, PE, PEPP

Wu, IV, William, PE, PEPP

Retired

Brantley, Thomas, MSCE, PE, PLS, CGC, CUC, PEPP

Brooks, Jacquelyn, Fellow, PEPP

Cook, Charles, FPEI

Redding, III, Charles, FPEI

Shahane, Ashok, PE, PhD, F.ASCE, CPM, DTM, FPEI

Zierden, Charles, PE, PEPP

BROWARD

Associate Benton, Cornelius, Certified Building Contractor, FECON

Biggerman, Shaina, FPEI

Emmons, Erin, GISP, FPEI Freeman, Vienna, General Contractor, FECON Rivillas, Juan, FPEG

Engineer

Hogans, Tim, FPEI

Zaman, Syed, Project Engineer, FECON

Engineer Intern Cefalo, EI, Adriana, PEPP Cruz, Crosman, FECON Emanuels, Charmaine, EI, PEPP Kaimrajh, Teresa, PE, FPEG Moreno Caceres, Juan Jeremias, E.I., FPEI Rashid, Umma, FECON Sharify, Abdul, FPEI Watt, Wayne, PEPP

Life Member

Bassett, Steven, PE, Fellow, FECON Bell, Douglas, PEPP Bray, Norman, PEPP

Brossard, Richard, Fellow, FPEG Bushouse, James, PE, FECON Camero, Jorge, PE, PEPP Carnahan, Daniel, PEPP Cook, Sr., Henry, FPEG Dvorak, Edward, PEPP Eckler, Donald, PE, PEPP Gabriel, Mark, PEPP Hause, Edward, PEPP Masur, Wayne, PEPP Mayer, Thomas, FPEI Miller, Robert, Fellow, PEPP Pippitt, Jr., Raymond, PEPP Robinson, Peter, PEPP Rubio, Oscar, PEPP Smith, Craig, PEPP

Professional Engineer

Abi-Karam, Talal, PE, FPEG

Aghaaliandastjerdi, Morteza, PE, FPEI Albassam, Mustafa, PE, PEPP

Andreoni, Christopher, PEPP

Archie, Carl, PE, FPEG

Bailey, Stephen, PE, PEPP

Bajere, Paul, FPEI

Ballbe, Carlos, PE, PEPP

Barthelemy, Bodler, FPEG

Batista, Greg, FECON

Behar, Robert, PE, PEPP

Benjamin, Cole, PE, PEPP

Bloetscher, Frederick, PE, FEE

Boyer, Sr., John, PE, FECON

Brea, Safiya, PE, PEPP Brewer, C. William, PE, FECON Bridges, Eric, PE, FPEI

Butkus, James, PE, PEPP

Campanile, Jr., Louis, PE, PEPP Castro Feliu, David, PEPP

CATLEDGE, Paul, PE, PEPP

Chen, Ben, PE, BCEE, PhD, Fellow, PEPP Conway, Mary, PE, FPEG Costa, Aylin, PE, PEPP Cox, Giuliana, PE, FPEG Crews, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP Cruz, Francisco, PE, VMA, PMP, RMP, SP, VDC, FECON

Cumberbatch, Emmanuel, FPEG Davila, Daniel, PEPP Delgado, Julio, PE, FPEI Drummond, Mark, PEPP Dykstra, Lisa, PE, FPEI Evans, Jay, PEPP Feller, Steven, PE, PEPP Fermanian, Marc, PE, PEPP Festa, James, PE, FPEI Fisher, Trevor, PE, FPEG Flynn, Jay, PE, PEPP Foglesong, John, PE, FECON Ford, James, PEPP Foreman, Angela, FECON Foti, Adriano, PE, FPEI Gambrill, Marc, PEPP Gao, Bo, FPEG Gerber, David, PE, PEPP Ghany, Aleem, PE, PEPP Glunt, Terrance, PE, Fellow, PEPP Gombar, James, PE, FACEC, PEPP Gonzalez, Gabriel, PE, PEPP Gonzalez, Aaron, PE, PEPP Gotmare, Aniruddha, PE, PEPP Greenfield, Jeffrey, PE, BCEE, BCES, BC. WRE, F. FES, F. NSPE, F. ASCE, LEED AP, ENV SP, Fellow, FEE

Hameed, Rohan, FPEI Hammond, Eric, PE, PEPP Hernandez, Eduardo, PE, FECON Huebner, Jay, PE, PEPP Iossi, Richard, PE, PEPP Jackson, Christian, PE, LEED AP, PEPP Jarrett, Jawara, PE, FPEI Jeffers, Betsy, PE, FPEI Jimenez, Roberto, PE, PEPP Jimenez, Javier, PEPP John, David, PE, CEP, PWS, PEPP Johnson, Sowande, PE, FPEG Jorges, Anthony, PE, PEPP Joykutty, Shajan, PE, PEPP Kanter, James, PE, LEED AP, PEPP King, Jenn, PE, PEPP Kline, Stanley, PEPP Knysh, Andrew, PE, PEPP Koroshec, John, PE, PEPP Krane, John, FPEG Krawczyk, George, PE, FPEG Lavrich, Daniel, PE, PEPP Lazowick, Alex, PE, PMP, ENV SP, PEPP Lessard, Aran, PE, FPEG Locigno, Vincent, PE, PEPP Lulo, Victor, PE, FECON Martin, Joseph, PE, PEPP McClair, Jason, PE, LEED AP, PEPP McWilliams, John, FPEG Mellinger, Emma, FPEI

Messick, James, PE, PEPP Mintz, Brandon, PHD, PE, CBC, PEPP Moazzami, Mehdi, FECON Montag, Ryan, FPEG

Moore, Peter, PE, LEED AP, Fellow, PEPP Nasir, Maqsood Mohammad, PE, FPEG Nazaire, Raymond, PE, CGC, FPEG

Neelamraju, Chandra, FPEI

Neff, John, PE, FPEI

Negron, Wilfredo, FPEG

Nguyen, Thuha, PEPP

Nulkar, Rutugandha, PE, FPEI

Offredi, Leonardo, PE, PEPP

Olson, Jennifer, PE, PEPP

O’Neil, Timothy, PE, PEPP

Painter, Holly, PE, FPEI

Pell, Bealinda, PE, PEPP

Perim, Andrei, FECON

Poudel, Roshan, PE, FPEI

Proctor, Gregory, PE, PEPP

Punit, Rohan, M. Eng., PE, PMP, FPEI

Rancman, David, PE, PEPP

Riano, Pablo, FECON

Riveros, Paola, PE, PEPP

Rodriguez, Pablo, PE, PEPP

Roles, Joseph, PE, PEPP

Rossi, Michelle, PE, PEPP

Salas, Coriann, PE, PEPP

Salzano, Cory, PE, FPEI

Sanon, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP

Santana, Nestor, FECON

Schwab, Phil, PE, PEPP

Shaikh, Imtyazahmad, PE, PEPP

Shaup, Steven, PE, PEPP

Shimony, Ido, PE, PEPP

Sileno, Michael, PE, FPEI

Simhon, Joseph, PE, CGC, PEPP

Simmonds, Kennedy, PE, FPEI

Soni, Mohit, PE, PEPP

Sotomayor, Jose, PE, PEPP

Strickland, David, PE, FECON

Suarez, Daniel, PE, PEPP

Swaysland, Stanley, PE, PEPP

Thompson, Justin, PE, PEPP

Thompson, Larry, PE, PEPP

Thompson, James, PE, LEED AP, PEPP

Tinder, David, PE (FL, TX, GA, PR), FECON

Tintner, Dan, PE, PEPP

Tornese, Richard, PE, FPEG

Turner, Jay, PE, PEPP

VanEyk, Jesse, PE, FPEG

Vanlandingham, David, PE, FPEG

Vu, Jamie, FPEI

Werner, Michael, FPEI

Williams, Sr., Stephen, PE, PEPP

Wohlfarth, Richard, PE BN, PEPP

Yang, Sheng, FPEI

Recent Graduate

Justilien, Rudd, PEPP

Mendoza, Emily, FPEI

Ranjbar, Aisan, FECON

Robinson, Samantha, FPEI

Retired

Barnes, Hal, PE, FPEG

Dauer, Edward, PEPP

Elzweig, Gary, PE, F.ASCE, PEPP

CALUSA

Associate Anderson, Christian, FEE

Dagostino, David, Professional Surveyor & Mapper, FECON

Fichter, Henry, PEPP

Rudland, Brett, FECON

Engineer

Corso, Michael, JD, PEPP

Fruth, Josh, PEPP

Medrano, Miguel, PEPP

Engineer Intern

Archambault, John, PE, PEPP

Barraco, Jr, Vincent, E.I., FPEI

Barrett, Christopher, EI, PEPP

Borges, Fabiano, FPEI

Conor, Kevin, E.I., PEPP

Copper, Brandon, PEPP

Doyle, Daniel, FECON

Harvey, Matthew, EI, PEPP

Krawczuk, Scott, FPEG

Olson, Leanne, FPEI

Terry, Jr., T. Rankin, Eng. EIT, PEPP

Wilson, Jamie, PE, PEPP

Arriaga, Giovanni, FPEG

Life

Banks, Forrest, PEPP

Barber, III, Frederick, PE, PEPP

Bertossa, Harry, Fellow, PEPP

Brundage, Daniel, PEPP

Carroll, Paul, Fellow, PEPP

Harrington, John, PEPP

Hurt, Ronald, PEPP

Ink, Stanley, PEPP

Jack, James, PE, PEPP

Lopez, Jose, PE, FPEI

Meiers, Gordon, PEPP

Miller, Raymond, Fellow, PEPP

Musser, John, Fellow, PEPP

Peek, Thomas, Fellow, PEPP

Peek, Nora Roth, PEPP

Roth, Robert, PEPP

Rumbaugh, Ronald, FPEG

Ryziw, Vladimir, Licensed Civil Engineer, PEPP

Schneider, Clifford, Fellow, PEPP

Stewart, III, Edgar, PEPP Williams, Don, PEPP

Professional Engineer

Addison, D. B., PE, PEPP

Al Suleh, Munir, Civil Engineer, PEPP Al-Bahou, Ayoub, PE, ADAC, LEED ® GA , PEPP Al-Hebshi, Rayan, FPEI

Amico, Jr., Dominick, PE, PEPP Antonelli, John, PE, FECON

Barraco, Carl, PE, PEPP

Bickett, Alison, PE, FPEG

Bolivar, Luis, PE, PEPP

Bottcher, Sandra, PE, PEPP Brockmeier, Chris, PE, PEPP Brown, Wade, PE, SE, FPEI Carr, James, PE, PEPP

Castellone, Anthony, PE, PTOE, PEPP Clark, Kellie, PE, PEPP Connelly, Kristina, PEPP Corbett, III, William, PE, PTOE, FPEG Craig, Daniel, PE, PEPP Davidson, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP Davidson, Lee, PE, PEPP De Aza, Ronny, PEPP Delgado, Hugo, PE, FPEG D’huyvetter, Paul, PE, PEPP Dowty, Kevin, PE, PEPP Dzibinski, Susan, PEPP Eckmann, Douglas, PE, BCEE, BC.WRE, F.ASCE, PEPP Elliott, James, PE, PEPP English, John, PE, LEED AP, PEPP Flynn, Lee, PE, PEPP Foster, Sommer, PE, PEPP Fountain, Elizabeth, PE, CFM, PEPP Galpin, Richard, PE, PEPP Goldman, Sally, PE, PEPP Grimes, Anna, PE, LEED AP, ADAC, FPEG Gruen, Daniel, FECON Gunderson, Craig, PE, PEPP Gutmann, II, Karl, PE, FECON Hall, Daniel, PE, FPEG Hall, Steven, PE, FPEI Hartley, Daniel, PE, PEPP Higginson, Kevin, PE, Fellow, PEPP Hollis, Thomas, PE, Fellow, PEPP Howell, Mark, PE, PEPP Hull, James, PE, PLS, CGC, PEPP

Hull, Jerron, PE, PEPP

Hurst, David, PEPP

Hyyti, David, PE, FPEG

Kamm, Daniel, PE, PEPP

Kareh, Ahmad, PE, PEPP

Kayne, Wesley, PE, PEPP

Khawaja, Anthony, PE, FPEG

Larocque, Jacquelyn, PE, FPEI

Leavitt, Ronald, PEPP

Lewis, II, Richard, PE, PhD, PEPP Matter, Melody, PE, PEPP

McAvoy, Christophe, PE, PEPP

McQuirt, Jr., James, PE, PEPP

Mendez, Jonnatan, PE SI, PEPP

Messam, Marlene, PE, PMP, CPM, FPEG

Miller, Chris, FECON Mitchell, Alan, PE, FECON Murphy, David, PE, FPEG Nguyen, Kevin, PEPP

Nolton, Matthew, PE, PEPP

Osterstock, Jon, FPEG

Perry, Jr., Thomas, PE, PEPP

Poff, Michael, PE, PEPP

Pugh, Timothy, PE, PEPP

Quattrone, Alfred, PEPP Rath, Andrew, PE, FECON Rossi, Drew, PE, PEPP

Roza, Denis, PE, FECON Russell, Robert, PE, FECON Schivinski, James, PE, PEPP Schmitt, David, PE, PEPP Schmitt, Kathy, PE, FPEI Schroeder, Daniel, PEPP

Setzer, Nicole, PE, FPEG

Sharpe, Tyler, PE, PEPP Smith, John, PE, BCEE, PEPP Sokolic, Ivan, MSCE, PE, PEPP

Swanson, Laurie, PEPP

Thompson, Richard, FPEG

Thrushman, Carl, PEPP

Tilton, Andrew, PE, PEPP

Trebilcock, Norman, PE, PEPP Verrastro, Ralph, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Vig, Kashish, PEPP

Voigt, Donald, PE, CEM, PEPP

Waldrop, Ronald, PE, PEPP

Wasko, II, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP

Waters, Daniel, PEPP

White, Ryan, PE, PEPP Wiggans, James, PEPP Wilson, Hans, PE, PEPP Wisdom, Adrienne, PE, PEPP Woodward, Jenna, PE, PEPP Zaliauskas, Vincent, PE, SE, PEPP

Recent Graduate Lambert, Jakob, FECON Ozdagli, Ali, FEE

Retired

Traverse, Richard, PE, PEPP

CENTRAL FLORIDA

Associatee Carrasquillo, Jr, Juan, FPEG Caruso, Melissa, FECON Diaz, Elias, Municipal Senior Designer, PEPP Hall, Iarelis, PSM, FPEG Johnson, Erin, PEPP Johnston, Gerald, PSM, FECON Kelley, Erin, PEPP

LaLuzerne, Matt, PSM, PEPP Lopez, Frank, Professional Surveyor and Mapper, PEPP

Ruohomaki, Davin, CGC, CMPM, PEPP Stettner, Alison, AICP, CPM, FPEG

Engineer

Davis, Jr., Charles, PhD, CSSGB, FPEI Echenique, Yesiree, Electrical Engineer, FECON Ferrante, Michael, MSEM, FEE

Nazario, Eduardo, FECON Pierre, Celestin, FECON Poire, Garit, PEPP

Sanchez Esquilin, Santiago, FPEI

Tarin, Geraldo, FECON

Xi, Wang, FPEI

Engineer Intern

Abdellatif, Ahmad, PEPP

Boehme, John, FPEI

Bowyer, Matthew, FECON

Browning, Kyle, FPEI

Cuffy, Kadeem, FPEI

Gandhi, Mily, FPEI

Gonzalez, Daniel, FECON Gonzalez, Ismalie, FPEG

Herschelman, Yameli, FPEG

Linden, Connor, FPEI

Madhavan, Bijina, FPEI

Marchand, Sydney, EI, PEPP

Nord, Ashley, EI, PEPP

Partlow, Jackson, FPEI

Perez, Carlos, PE, FECON

Santarisi, Abdul, FEE

Schneider, Kevin, FPEI

Strickland, John, FPEI

Taussig, Grace, FPEI

Warther, Richard, PEPP

Zabala Aguilar, Felix, FPEG

Zdunkiewicz, Marissa, FPEI

Life Member

Anthony, Gordon, FECON

Berenis, Joseph, PE, PEPP

Bowyer, James, PEPP

Bull, Stephen, Esq., PEPP

Cooper, J. Travis, PEPP

Davidson, Scott, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Davis, D. Edward, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Deans, David, PEPP

Dewitt, Frederick, Fellow, FECON Dollar, John, PEPP

Evans, Jr., Joseph, PEPP

Finley, Norman, PEPP

Flinchbaugh, David, PE, FPEI

Gatlin, Roger, PEPP

Geiger, Donald, PEPP

Gregg, Sr., Charles, FECON

Gries, Jack, FPEI

Halyard, Paul, PEPP

Herrington, William, FPEG

Hilliard, William, PE, PEPP

Holmes, William, PEPP

Howe, Jr., Fraser, PE, PEPP

Kelley, Tom, PEPP

Kuhrt, Jr., Walter, PEPP

Lee, James, PEPP

Little, Paul, FPEG

Lobnitz, Edward, Fellow, PEPP

Madhanagopal, Tim, PE, F.NSPE, F.WEF, F.FES, Fellow, FPEG

Mann, Jr., George, FPEG

Miller, D. Michael, PE, PEPP

Morrell, Robert, PEPP

Okraski, Henry, Fellow, FPEG

Partyka, Jr., Matthew, PEPP

Prime, Jr., Kermit, Fellow, PEPP

Refling, David, PEPP

Searcy, Phillip, Fellow, PEPP

Shutts, Robert, PEPP

Trawick, Benjamin, PEPP

Williams, James, FPEG

Young, Jr., L. Roland, PEPP

Professional Engineer

Abboud, Mustapha, PE, PEPP

Abdallah, Mohammed, PE, PTOE, PEPP

Abdallah, Rahman, FECON

Abel, Kevin, PEPP

Abi-Aoun, Jean, PE, FPEG

Acree, Rick, PE, PEPP

Adkins, Forest, PE, PEPP

Aguirre, Marcelino, Senior Consultant Engineer, FECON

Alath, Sailaja, PE, PEPP

Alemany, Jasmi, FECON

Alfonso, Orlando, PE, PEPP

Al-Hawaree, Mohamad, PE, PEPP

Ambare, Sameer, PE, PMP, PEPP

Ambikapathy, Babuji, FPEI

Anderson, John, PE, PEPP

Andre, Rachel, MS, PE, PEPP

Anglin, James, PE, PEPP

Avalon, Andrew, PE, FECON

Avitabile, James, PE, PEPP

Baldocchi, Rick, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Balsinde, Bruce, FPEI

Barker, Carol, PE, FPEI

Barnwell, Lindsey, PE, PEPP

Barry, Jr., Thomas, PE, PEPP

Bartell, Elizabeth, PE, FPEI

Begovich, Jeff, PE, CGC, FECON Belrose, Henri, PE, PEPP

Benedico, Nick, PE, PMP, AICP, ENV SP, PEPP Benson, Eric, PEPP Bertoncini, Mark, PE, PEPP Best, Jr, Robert, PE, M.ASCE, PEPP Bettger, Todd, PE, PMP, PEPP Bevilacqua, Anthony, PE, PEPP Bhavsar, Nimesh, FPEI Blaida, Ryan, PE, PEPP Bobo, Loreen, PE, FPEG Born, Eric, PE, PEPP Bostic, Craig, PE, PMP, ENVSP, PEPP Boyd, Steven, PE, PEPP Boylan, Stephen, PE, PEPP Bradford, William, PE, PEPP Brandt, Mandee, PE, FPEG Brodeur, Timothy, PE, PEPP Brooks, William, PEPP Broome, Frank, PE, FPEG Brown, Carl, PE, PEPP Brown, Donald, PE, PEPP Budnovich, Donald, PE, FPEG Buitron, Michelle, FPEI Burgess, Mark, PE, BCEE, PEPP Burke, Derek, PE, PEPP Burns, Melissa, PE, PEPP Byrd, Ralph, PE, PEPP Cannata, Marc, PE, PEPP Carragher, Michael, PE, PEPP Caruso, Frank, PE, PEPP Casper, Jay, PE, Fellow, PEPP Cassagnol, Claude, PE, PEPP Casselberry, Richard, PE, PEPP Castaneda, Oscar, Florida PE and Texas PE, PEPP Chester, Dana, PE, FPEI Chittaluru, Prasad, PE, BCEE, GISP, PhD, PEPP Chocho, Luis, PE, MBA, PEPP Chokshi, Sanjiv, PE, FPEG Chopra, Manoj, PE, FEE Classe, Jr., John, PE, PEPP Clements, Nancy, PE, PEPP Coleman, David, PE, PEPP Collins, Jr., Harold, PE, PEPP Colon, Christina, PE, FPEG Colon, Edward, PE, PEPP Cornish, Kevin, PE, PEPP Corzo, Sr, Jorge, PE, PEPP Cox, III, Ernest, PE, PEPP Crouch, Adam, PE, CFM, PEPP Cruz Miranda, Luis, FPEI Cunningham, Ryan, PE, RSP, PEPP Czapka, Damian, PE , FPEG Daceus Hardaway, Marline, PE, FPEG Datre, Nakul, PE, FPEI Davis, Todd, PE, PTOE, RSP1, PEPP Dayan, Erez, PE, PEPP Deatrick, Warren, PE, PEPP DeBacker, Mike, PE, PEPP Delgado, Zachary, EI, FPEG Derick, R., PE, PEPP Dervish, Turgut, PE, PEPP Desai, Abhijeet, PE, FPEI Devlen, Ronald, PE, PEPP Diaz, Rey, FECON Dickison, Stephen, PEPP Dodane, Michael, FECON

Drummond, Chad, PE, D.WRE, BCEE, PEPP

Duvnjak, Goran, PE, FPEI

Edwards, Jamison, PE, FPEG

Ellard, Mark, PE, PEPP Evangelo, Cathy, FPEG Evans, Carnot, PE, FPEI

Evans, David, PE, PEPP

Everett, Mary, PE, PEPP

Falk, David, PE, FPEG Fallin, Ryan, PE, PEPP Ferrell, Stephen, PE, PEPP Figueroa-Vallines, Joel, PE, PEPP

Finch, Michael, PE, PEPP Fiorentino, III, Dominick, PE, PEPP Fiorillo, Anthony, PE, SI, PEPP

Flick, Jason, PE, PEPP Forst, Jesse, PE, PEPP Frank, Christopher, PE, FPEI Fruge, Lisa, PE, PEPP

Gadberry, Craig, PE, FECON Gajera, Jitesh, PE, PEPP

Gallo, Victor, PE, PEPP Galura, Michael, PE, PEPP Garau, Michael, PE, PEPP Garvey, Brian, PE, PEPP Gates, Sunserea, PE, PEPP Gibb, Thomas, PE, PEPP Gillette, Brent, PE, FPEI

Glenn, Jeffrey, PE, D.WRE, CFM, F.ASCE, PEPP Golestani, Behnam, PE, PEPP Gonzalez, Edward, PE, PEPP Greenberg, Michael, PE, FPEI Hammack, Donald, PE, PEPP Hance, Courtney, PE, FPEI Harper, III, Harvey, PE, PhD, PEPP Hartman, Gerald, PE, BCEE, PEPP Hawthorne, J., PE, FPEG Henry, Eric, PE, FPEI

Hernacki, III, Thomas, PE, M-ASCE, PEPP Hickson, Frank, PE, PEPP Hindle, Shawn, PE, PEPP Hinrichs, Scott, PE, PEPP Hoeflich, Kevin, PE, PEPP Howard, Mark, PE, FECON Hursh, Phil, PE, PEPP Hussein, Mohamad, PE, FPEI Hustad, Marc, PE, PEPP Israel, Mark, PE, PEPP Jackson, R. Keith, PE, PEPP Jeffers, Nicole, PE, PEPP Jenkins, Boyd, PEPP Jernigan-Gwinn, Andrea, PE, PEPP Jimenez, Eric, PE, FECON Johnson, Richard, PE, BCEE, CVS-Life, FES Fellow, Fellow, FECON Johnson, Aaron, PE, FPEG Johnston, Steven, PE, FPEI June, II, Rohland, PE, PEPP Kassem, Bassel, PE, PEPP Keezel, Joseph, PE, PEPP Kennedy, Brian, FPEI Kirwan, Brian, PE, PEPP KittRidge, David, PE, PEPP Klaus, Sherman, PE, PEPP Knox, George, PE, PEPP Kreidt, Steven, PE, PEPP Lamb, Matthew, PE, PEPP Lausier, Michael, PE, PEPP Layton, Troy, PE, PEPP Lee, Raymond, PE, DBIA, PEPP Levin, Samuel, PE, PEPP Lewis, Jennifer, PE, PEPP Liatsos, Bill, PEPP Linder, Timothy, PE, PEPP Lindquist, Justin, PEPP Lory, Chris, PE, PMP, PEPP Lory, Satya, PE, PMP, PEPP Love, Thomas, PE, PEPP MacIntyre, David, PE, PEPP Marin, Emmanuel, PEPP

Martin, Steven, PE, PEPP

Mason, Chelsea, PE, FPEI

Matheny, Linette, PE, FPEG

Mathurin, Wilbur, PE, FPEI

Matin, Sarah, PE, FECON

McAra, Eric, PE, FPEI

McGahan, Max, PE, FPEI

Mellen, Tonya, PE, PEPP

Melton, PE, Tony, PE, PEPP

Menard, Francois Didier, PE, PEPP

Meyer, Christopher, PE, PEPP

Mondello, Brian, FECON

Moon, Robert, PE, PEPP

Moreno, Yasmin, PE, PEPP

Morin, Marybeth, PE, PEPP

Morris, Daniel, PE, PEPP

Morris, David, PE, PEPP

Moss, Colette, PE, FPEI

Muchuruza, Victor, PE, PEPP

Myers, Yassi, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Myers, James, PE, PEPP

Nagle, IV, John, PE, PEPP

Najda, Mahmoud, PE, FPEG

Nance, Darrell, PE, PEPP

Nazha, Nader, PEPP

Newton, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP

Neyer, Thomas, PE, PEPP

Nieto, Luis, PE, FPEG

Nnadi, Godwin, PE, PhD, PEPP

Nolin, Joshua, FECON

Nunn, Jennifer, PE, DRWE, PEPP

Nussel, Jacob, FPEI

Olivera, Lisa, PE, PEPP

Orioles, James, PE, PEPP

Ortega-Rosales, Juan, FPEI

Parker, Jason, FPEI

Partlow, Peter, PE, PEPP

Passetti, Karl, PE, PEPP

Pedersen, Joshua, PE, FPEI

Pellish, Mark, PE, PEPP

Pelton, Garrett, PEPP

Perfater, Scott, PE, PEPP

Pernezny, Benjamin, PE, PEPP

Petrosillo, John, PE, PEPP

Pierce, J., PE, FECON

Pieters, Brindley, PE, PEPP

Pletzer, Clint, PE, PEPP

Potolsky, Nick, PE, PEPP

Potts, Bryan, PE, PEPP

Precourt, Stephen, PEPP

Pressimone, Glenn, PE, FPEG

Price, Matthew, PE, FECON

Rader, Chris, PE, ENV SP, PEPP

Ranieri, William, PE, PEPP

Reagan, Owen, PE, FPEG

Reed, David, PE, PEPP

Reul, Isaiah, PEPP

Riad, Ashraf, PE, PEPP

Richardson, Manuel, PE, PTOE, RSP1, PEPP

Rivas, Reynaldo, PE, PEPP

Rivera, Aurea, PE, F.NSPE, PMP, PMI-ACP, MBA, PEPP

Rizzolo, Christopher, PE, PEPP

Roberts, Jr, Joseph, FPEI

Rodriguez, Alfredo, PE, PEPP

Rodriguez, Antonio, PE, PEPP

Rohan, Brian, PE, FECON

Romano, IV, Joseph, PE, PEPP

Roselli, Joseph, PE, FPEI

Rosenmeyer, Kyle, PEPP

Rossitto, Roger, PE, PEPP

Roy, Brian, PE, PEPP

Rutherford, James, PE, FPEI

Ryan, Martin, PE, FECON

Sabbisetti, Ravi, PE, PEPP

Sackey, Ernest, PEPP

Sadowski, Kimberly, PE, RSP1, PEPP

Salcedo, Amber, FPEG

Sanchez, James, PE, PEPP

Sasse, Michael, PE, PEPP

Sayed, Sayed, PE, PhD, PEPP

Scales, Amy, PE, PEPP

Schmitt, David, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Schumann, Edward, PE, PEPP

Schwartzhoff, III, Theodore, PE, PEPP

Sebaali, Sam, PE, PEPP

Seidel, Gregory, PE, PEPP

Shahnami, Ghulam, PE, PEPP

Shealey, Stephanie, PE, PTP, PTOE, PEPP

Sheerin, Michael, PE, FPEI

Sigle, Greg, PE, EC, FECON

Simoneaux, Christopher, PE, PEPP

Sirianni, Raymond, PE, FPEI

Sloan, Matthew, PE, CGC, FPEI

Smith, Jr., Lawrence, PE, LEED GA, PEPP

Snell, Donald, PE, PEPP

Sommerfeldt, Steve, PE, CFM, PEPP

Sorondo, Alejandro, PE, PEPP

Spicer, Jr, Gary, PE, FPEI

Stanfill, Dan, PE, PEPP

Stangle, II, Raymond, PE, FPEG

Stegkamper, Allan, PE, PEPP

Stephens, Mark, PE, PEPP

Stewart, Kevin, FPEI

Sweitzer, Shannon, PE, PEPP

Tasillo, Kevin, PE, PTOE, PEPP

Tejera, Maria, PE, FPEG

Thibault, Kevin, PE, PEPP

Thigpen, Jonathan, PE, PEPP

Torres, Ed, FPEG

Treeman, Nicole, MBA, PMP, PE, FPEI

Treviranus, Lori, PE, PEPP Trompke, Robert, PE, PEPP

Underwood, Stephanie, PE, PEPP

VanderJagt, Kenneth, PE, PMP, CEP, Fellow AACEI, FECON

Vargas, Jason, PE, PEPP Vargas, Troy, PE, PEPP Villatoro, Nolan, PEPP

Vu, Vu, PE, PMP, FPEI

Walls, Janey, PEPP

Walrond, George, PE, FPEG

Walter, Larry, PE, PEPP Warner, James, PE, PEPP Washington, Jerry, PEPP Waterston, Steven, PE, PEPP Weatherford, Jeffrey, PE, PTOE, PEPP

Weeks, Selby, PE, LEED AP, PEPP Welch, Mallory, FPEI West, Nathan, PE, PEPP Wetherell, Ryan, PE, PEPP Whikehart, Eric, PE, PEPP White, Barry, PE, PEPP Wiesenfeld, Matthew, PE, AICP, FPEI Willbur, Nathaniel, PE, PEPP Wineberg, Timothy, PE, PEPP Woloshin, Bruce, PE, PEPP Wood, Paul, PE, PEPP Woods, Amanda, PE, PEPP Yates, Murray, PE, PEPP Yates, III, William, PE, PEPP Zagers, Kenneth, ASCE, FPEI Zimmerman, Todd, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Recent Graduate

Jimenez, Alexandra, FECON Leider, Bailey, PEPP

Respect

Buchanan, Stanley, MS, PE, FES Fellow, FPEI

Retired

Alvarez, Ricardo, PE, PEPP Beaver, PhD, Robert, PE, PEPP Bingham, Ralph, PE, PEPP DeJidas, Gary, PE, PEPP Geiger, Douglas, PE, PEPP Landon, Joseph, PEPP

Lochrane, Thomas, PE, PEPP

Lorenzi, Raymond, FPEI, FPEI

Mercer, Richard, PEPP

Oleck, Robert, PEPP

DAYTONA BEACH

Associate

Puharic, Adam, PEPP

Engineer Intern

De La Rosa, Israel, Geotechnical Engineering, PEPP

Freeman, Clay, FPEI

Guzinski, Matt, FPEI

Kurey, Joseph, PEPP

Vedadi Moghadam, Sina, FPEG

Life

Ahlert, Robert, PEPP

Bushman, Jr.,Wallace, FPEI

Feaster, Donald, FPEG

Gilbert, Alan, Fellow, PEPP

Korelich, Peter, FPEG

Monahan, James, PEPP

Torrence, E. Thomas, PE, PEPP

Professional Engineer

Bauknecht, Bradley, PE, PEPP

Bechtol, Thomas, PE, PEPP

Blake, Alex, PE, FPEG

Burghdoff, Adam, PE, PEPP

Cissell, Cassandra, PE, PEPP

Coslow, Randall, PE, PEPP

Danskine, Steven, PE, CFM, PEPP Davis, Michael, PE, Fellow, PEPP Davis, Rebecca, PE, PEPP Dixon, II, Richard, PE,FPEI

DuRant, M. Dwight, PE, PEPP

Fegley, Kyle, PE, FPEG

Ghyabi-White, Maryam, PEPP

Gillis, Jr., James, PE, FPEG Griffith, Fred, PE, FPEG

Ho, Jing Feng, PE, FPEG

King, David, PE, PEPP

Lee, Kevin, PE, PEPP

Lorick, Harry, PE, PTOE, PWLF, FPEG Masci, Leonel, PE, FECON McLeer, Matthew, PE, PEPP

Mohler, Michael, PE, PEPP

Mynchenberg, Parker, PE, PEPP Patel, Love, PE, PEPP

Rachal, Tanner, FPEI

Sarshory, Ahmad, PE, FECON Schumann, Alexander, PE, FPEG Tucker, Paul, SE, PE, FRSE, DFE, CXLT, PEPP Wiggins, Jr., Billy, PE, FECON Zahn, Jr., Peter, PE, PEPP

Recent Graduate Brogna, Briar, PEPP Hendricks, Courtney, PEPP

Retired

Gassett, Richard, Fellow, PEPP Rilko, Wayne, PE, CGC, FECON

EMERALD COAST

Life

Meister, Charles, PE, F. ASCE, Fellow, FPEG

Professional Engineer Alexander, Thomas, PE, FECON Autrey, Jason, PE, FPEG

Brant, Elizabeth, PE, PEPP

Elamad, John, PE, PEPP

Evans, Michael, PE, PEPP

Gammons, Job, PE, FPEG

Garick, Christopher, PE, PEPP

Marchman, Alan, PE, FPEI

McCarty, Caroline, FPEI

Mixon, Steven, PE, PEPP

Osborn, Bryan, PE, PEPP Phillips, Henry, Environmental Engineering, PEPP

Porterfield, Leslie, PE, PEPP

Sanguyo, Edwin, PE, FPEG

Siner, Mark, PE, PEPP

Smith, Sharpie, PE, PEPP

Wallis, Monica, PE, FPEG White, Daniel, PE, PEPP Wise, Mark, PE, FPEG

Recent Graduate Anderson, Michael, PE, CPM, FPEG

Retired Shin, Ong-In, PE, PEPP

FOREST

Associate Peters, Harold, PLS, PEPP

Engineer Intern

Chiulli, Marshall, EI, PEPP Foskey, Sr, Kristopher, PE, FPEI Memering, Alex, PE, PEPP Petrola Vega, Mario, PE, PEPP

Life

Blair, Floyd, Retired PE, FPEI Czarnecki, Edward, FPEG Roman, Raul, FPEI

Professional Engineer Anderson, Miles, PE, PEPP Ansari, Mohammad, PEPP

Barrineau, Harold, PE, FECON Bouyounes, Mounir, PE, FPEG Bryant, Malcolm, PE, PEPP Busche, Richard, PE, PEPP

Chauncey, Mitchell, PE, PEPP

Cheek, Jr., James, PE, FPEG

Clayton, James, PEPP

Clymer, W. Lee, PE, PEPP Colon, Hector, FPEG Cooper, Noel, PE, PTOE, FPEG Dinkins, Davis, PE, PEPP Earnest, Edward, PEPP Frederick, Jameson, PE, PEPP Garri, Alan, PE, PEPP Gartner, Amber, PE, PEPP Gartner, Mike, PEPP Germana, Christopher, PE, PEPP Guerra, Juan, PE, Fellow, FECON Hampy, Craig, PE, PEPP Hinton, Doug, PE, PSM, FPEG Jordan, Larry, PE, PEPP Lanier, Sean, PE, FPEG London, Joseph, PE, PEPP McPherson, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP Mora, Nicholas, PE, PEPP

O’Kain, Darrell, PEPP Pandya, Payal, PE, FPEG Pigeon, Chuck, PE, PEPP Radcliffe, Michael, PE, PEPP Roussel, Angel, PE, FPEG Springstead, Michael, PE, SI, PSM, PEPP Straub, Tracy, PE, FPEG Titterington, Lyle, PE, FPEG Vrabic, Christine, PE, FPEG Weeks, Scott, PE, PEPP

GULF COAST

Engineer Intern AldRidge, Jennifer, EI, PEPP Murzyn, Matthew, PEPP Welch, Cody, PEPP

Life

Fontaine, Jr.,Charles, PE, PEPP

Professional Engineer

Arrant, Nikole, FPEI

Blitch, Benjamin, PE, PEPP

Bruner, Joseph, AVP, PE, PEPP

Eryou, PhD, Norman, PE, PhD, PEPP Faust, Benjamin, PE, PEPP

Forehand, Christopher, PE, PEPP

Gortemoller, Dexter, PE, PEPP

Harper, Michael, PE, FPEG

Henderson, Edward, PEPP

Kennoy, Kevin, PE, PEPP

Layne, Michael, FPEG

Lemieux, Brian, PE, PEPP Lewicki, Paul, PE, PEPP

Lithway, Natasha, PE, PEPP

McClain, Jon, PE, PEPP

Newton, David, ITE, PEPP Nobles, III, Leon, PE, PEPP

O’Connell, Neill, PE, PEPP Smith, Tim, FECON

Stafford, Steven, PE, CDT, CPBD, FPEG

Tarr, Brandon, FPEI

Thomas, Timothy, FPEI

Varnum, Keith, PE, FPEG Wallace, Jesse, PE, FPEG Willis, Herrold, FECON

INDIAN RIVER

Associate Schmieder, Douglas, FECON

Engineer Intern

Thomas, Truly, FPEI

Rivera Morales, Jorge, EI, PEPP

Engineer Mulroney, Rebecca, PEPP RufaI, Aqeelah, MBA, PEPP

Life

Block, David, L., Fellow, FEE Cole, Darold, F., PEPP Cullen, James, C., PEPP Jain, Krishan, K., PEPP Larrabee, Jr., Carl, R., FPEG Leppert, Michael, H., FPEI Luethje, Dean, F., PEPP Stevenson, James, D., FPEG

Professional Engineer

Allen, Michael, S., PE, PEPP Basham, Gary, L., PE, FPEG Bolton, Robert, J., PE, FPEG Boyer, John, M., PE, PEPP Colston, David, T, PE, FECON Cornelius, II, Will, B., PE, PEPP Gans, Howard, D., PE, FPEI Glaubitz, Scott, M., PE, PEPP Kirbach, Andreas, PE, PEPP Miller, Andrew, H., PE, PEPP Miorelli, Luke, PE, FECON Moler, Stephen, E., PE, PEPP Richards, Howard, PE, FPEG Saunders, Ana, PE, PEPP Schwarz, Eric, PE, LEED AP, PEPP Tulskie, Barbara, PE, PEPP Villamizar, Rodolfo, PE, SI, M.ScEng, PEPP Youngblood, Harrison, D., PE, FPEG

Retired

Carroll, Jr., John, M., PE, CGC , PEPP Finger, G., Wayne, PEPP

MIAMI

Associate Castro, Albert, FPEI Leslie, Heather, PEPP Paruas, Frank, PSM, PEPP

Rosero, David, PEPP Suarez, Eduardo, PSM, PEPP

Engineer Intern Carlos, Daniel, FEE

Espinosa, Roberto, FPEI

Rossi, Fabrizio, ING, OSHA 30, LEED AP, PEPP

Carmenate, Sophia, PE, FPEI

Edbrooke, Elizabeth, PEPP

Lilavois, Jean, Max, FECON

Odelola, Michael, FPEI

Sheingold, David, FECON Veiga-Milton, Ana, FPEI

Engineer

Allfonso, Starr, FPEI

Arroju, Ganesh Chary, CAPM, CMIT, LEED GA, FECON

Colmenares, Guillermo, A, PEPP Miranda, David, PEPP Rodrigues de Castro Jalles, Pedro, FPEI Rodriguez Dominguez, Grecia, Mechanical Engineer, FECON

Tomenchok, Lara, FPEI

Life

Acosta, Amado, J., Fellow, FECON Arce, Antonio, E., PEPP Bassil, Chaouki, E., PEPP Clemente, Anthony, J., Fellow, PEPP Culberson, Reid, T., Fellow, FPEI Koss, John, Peter, PEPP

Mantell, Murray, Fellow, FEE Rodriguez, Rodrigo, O., PEPP

Sheingold, Joseph, N., PEPP Suarez, Eudaldo, A., FPEI

Professional Engineer

Acosta, Jose, L., PE, PEPP

Adams, Andrew, W., PE, PEPP

Aguilar, Rafael, S, PEPP

Aguirre, Louis, J., PE, PEPP

Ajamil, Luis, PE, PEPP Alam, Omar, Nasir, FECON Alba, Carlos, PE, PTOE, PEPP

Alcantara, Erik, PE, PMP, ENV SP, PEPP Aldir, Jose, PEPP

Alessandri, Raul, Eugenio, PE, PEPP Almonte, Leonte, PE, FPEI Alvarez, Juan, R., PE, PEPP Anwaar, Ashar, FECON

Arana, Michelle, PE, PEPP Arauza, Jose, PE, FECON

Arboleda, Carlos, PE, PEPP

Argudin, Alberto, D., PE, CGC, FASCE, LEED AP, PEPP

Armijos, Efrain, Efrain, PE, PEng, MBA, PgMP, PMP, FPEI

Atkins, Leonard, PE, PEPP Baldo, Burt, PE, PEPP

Baron-Ruiz, Angela, FPEI Barrera Allen, Leonard, Andrew, PE, FPEI Barrios, Valentina, Ines, Roadway Engineer, FPEI Bayard, Sybille, PE, PEPP Beltre, Silvia, M., PE, PEPP

Benitez, Christopher, FPEI Benitez, Daniel, PEPP Brown, Kevin, PE, FPEI Budhrani, Usha, FPEI Budik, Alfredo, PE, PEPP Bustos, PE, Erick, D,PE, FPEI

Bynum, Kenneth, J., PE, PEPP

Calderon, Juan, S., PE, PTOE, PTP, RSP1, FPEI

Cancio, Edward, P, PE, FECON Carballo, Robert, T., PE, PEPP

Castella, Ramon, PE, PEPP

Castro, Jose, PE, PMP, ENV SP, FPEI

Castro, Orlando, J., PE, PEPP

Cederberg, Jannek, FPEI

Chang, Carlos, Ph.D., PE, FEE

Cid, Manuel, A., PE, PEPP Clarke, Sr., Dave, E., PE, PEPP

Clavell, Jose, PEPP

Coker, Adebayo, T., PE, PEPP

Colas, Ronald, M., PE, SI, Fellow, PEPP

Conforme, Wendy, D,PE, FPEI

Corcoran, James, FPEI

Crooks, Enrique, A., PE, PEPP

Cruz, Jorge, PEPP

Cruz, Oscar, J., PE, PEPP

Cummins, Jason, FPEI

Dalla Rizza, Juan, PE, PEPP

De La Torriente, Jorge, PE, FECON

Del Pino, Carlos, A., PE, PEPP

Dettbarn, Albert, R., PE, PEPP

Detwiler, William, PE, PEPP

Diaz, Andres, G., PE, FECON

Diaz, Javier, PE, FPEI

Diez, Daniel, PE, FPEI

Dowell, Marie-Elsie, PE, PTOE, PEPP

Drazenovich, Richard, PE, FPEG

Duffoo, Sara, J, PE, LEED AP, DBIA, FPEI

Eagle, Steven, S, PE, PEPP

Easley, Jeff, V., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Echezarreta, Manuel, J., PE, PEPP

Fardin, Stanley, PE, PEPP

Fawzy, Samih, FECON

Fernandez, Alina, PE, PEPP

Fernandez, Ernesto, FPEI

Fernandez, Yulet, PE, FPEI

Fernandez-Barquin, Juan, FPEI

Florez, Maria, Paula, FPEI

Fohrenbach, Robert, PE, FPEI

Franyie, Viviana, PE, PEPP

Fuentes, PE, Felix, FECON

Garcia-Tunon, Roberto, J., PE, PEPP

Garganta, Andres, PE, PEPP

Gill, Hershell, PE, PEPP

Giralt, Pedro, P., PE, FECON

Goins, Andre, PE, PEPP

Goldstein, Steven, M, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Gomez, Joe, L., PE, F. FES, Fellow, FPEG

Gomez, Fernando, V., PE, PSM, PEPP

Gomez, Guillermo, PE, PEPP

Gonzalez, Adriana, PE, PEPP

Gonzalez, Aldo, PE, PEPP

Gonzalez, Jorge, F., PE, FECON

Gonzalez, Michael, D., PE, PEPP

Gonzalez, Naldo, PE, PEPP

Gonzalez, Pastor, Felipe, PE, FPEI

Gonzalez, Samuel, PE, PEPP

Gonzalez, Sergio, E., PE, PEPP

Goyanes, Jorge, PE,FEE

Grasley, Steven, PE, PEPP

Groce, Ken, W., PE, PEPP

Guisasola, Jorge, PE, FECON

Hart, Jacki, FL PE, GA PE, PEPP

Hekmat, Shahin, PE,Fellow, PEPP

Herdocia, Carlos, M, PE, PEPP

Hernandez, Albert, A., PE, PEPP Hernandez, Yamila, PE, PEPP

Herrera, Victor, H., PE, PEPP

Hogg, Maurice, PE, FPEG

Irizarry-Velez, Alejandro, PE, PMP, PEPP

Jain, Arjun, FECON

Jaureguy, Alejandro, Alonso, PEPP

Kaimrajh, Patrick, PE, PEPP

Karpathy, Nicholas, Sinclair, PE, ENV SP, FPEI

Kennedy, Thomas, J., PE, FPEI

Khan, Mohammad, S., PE, PEPP

Killingsworth, Charles, W., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Koppel, David, S., PE, FPEG

Lajo, Kathy, PEPP

Landrian, Yasiel, FECON

Lazaro, Alberto, PE, PEPP

Lazaro, Gustavo, J, PE, FECON

Li, Lin, PE, FPEG

Lopez, Jaime, C., PE, PEPP

Lopez, Jorge, PE, PEPP

Lopez, Raissa, Raquel, PE, SE, SI, PEPP

Lurigados, Alfred, PE, PEPP

Mairena, David, FPEI

Mallol, Carlos, M., PE, FECON

Manso, Javier, PE, PEPP

Manso, Julieta, Rivero, PE, LEED AP, PEPP

Martinez, David, D., PE, FPEG

Martinez, Eneida, PEPP

Matamoros, Roxana, Patricia, PE, FPEI

Matos, Jr, Aurelio, PE, PEPP

Maxwell, Toby, A., PE, PEPP

McFadden, Daniel, J., PE, FPEI

McLellan, Greg, S., PE, PEPP

Meitin, Alejandro, G., PE, PEPP

Mela, Vanessa, A, PEPP

Mendez, Gregory, A, PE, PEPP

Mojarena, Jr, Nelson, Civil, FPEI

Mojena, Edwin, F., PE, PEPP

Molina , Maria, J, PE, PEPP

Montenegro, Alejandro, R., PE, PEPP

Morales, Carlos, V., PEPP

Negron, Carmen, PE, FECON

Nuevo, Mario, PE, FPEI

Nunez, Elia, PE, FPEI

Oquendo, Juan, PEPP

Ortega Castineiras, Cristina, PE, FPEG

Ortiz, Shelley, Maria, PE, PEPP

Ortiz, Victor, R, FPEG

Otero, Jr., Jose, A., PE, PEPP Palacio, Ed, PE, PEPP

Pena, Edil, H., PE, PEPP

Pena, Jr. PE,Rafael, PE, PEPP

Penin, Carlos, Antonio, PE, Fellow, PEPP Perez, Allen, E., PE, PEPP Perez, Arturo, PE, PSM, PEPP Perez, Gabriel, PEPP Perez, Nelson, PEPP

Pevida, Walfrido, J., PE, PEPP

Pierce, Andrew, C, PE, PMP, PEPP

Pina, Rafael, M., PE, PEPP Pistorino, John, C., PE, Fellow, PEPP Pistorino, Johnny, C L, PEPP

Prieto, Juan, C., PE, FPEI

Pujals, Victor, J., PE, PEPP

Quesada, Gustavo, R., PE, FECON Ramirez, Shari, Johana, PE, PEPP

Rana, PE, Tejsingh, A, PE, FPEI

Restrepo, Juan, Manuel, PEPP Rhyne, III, JAMES, Alexander, FECON Ribas, Alberto, G., PE, PEPP Riccobono, Oracio, PE, PEPP

Riera, Miguel, J., PE, FPEG Rodrigues, Oliver, Remy, PE, PTOE, PEPP Rodriguez, Evelyn, PE, ENV SP, PEPP Rodriguez, Hector, PEPP Rodriguez, Javier, PE, PEPP Rodriguez, Leonardo, PEPP Rodriguez, Roland, A., PE, FECON Rodulfo, Raimundo, PE, PMP, CSSBB, SMIEEE, FPEG Romanach, Alberto, J., PE, FPEI Rosero, Carlos, FPEI Sanchez, Alex, E., PE, PEPP Sandin, Carl, PEPP Santiago, Jose, L, PE, ENV SP, FPEI Sequeira, Allan, PEPP Seymour, Julian, Hulson, Professional Civil Engineer, FECON Shank, Robert, PE, FECON Shehadeh, Mohd, A., PE, FPEG Silva, Luis, Alberto, PEPP Smukler, Saul, PE, PEPP

Sotolongo, Alfredo, PE, FECON Spelios, Greg, FECON Spinks, III, James, E, PEPP

Steputat, Christian, Claus, Ph.D., PE, SI, CGC, LEED AP BD+C, FPEI Suero, Will, J., PE, PEPP Tamayo, Enrique, PE, PEPP Tamayo-Smith, Lisa, PE, PEPP Thompson, Karl, C., PE, FPEG

Tillit, Christopher, W, PE, PEPP

Tomczyk, Mark, PE, PEPP

Torrealba, Franklin, PE, PEPP

Travani, Andrea, FECON

Tripp, II, James, Russell, FECON

Tripp, Russell, Edward, PE, FPEI

Trussoni, Matthew, PhD, AIA, CGC, PE,FEE

Usma, Jimmy, A., PE, MBA, PMP, FPEG

Vasquez, PE, Roberto, PEPP

Vega, Wilkier, EI, PEPP

Villegas, Juan, D., PE, PEPP

Villoria, Cecilia, PE, PEPP

Vital, Nelson, PE, PEPP

Vogel, Laura, J., Ph.D., PE, FPEI

Wood, Douglas, S., PE, PEPP

Zadikoff, Gerald, PE, PEPP

Zuloaga, Pedro, I., PE LEED AP, PEPP

Recent Graduate

Angueira Carrasco, Camilo, Ignacio, PEPP

Perez, Anabel, EI, PEPP

Retired

Duffoo, Ernest, J, FECON Mitrani, Jose, D., FEE

Rebull, PE CGC, Patrick, Julian, PE, CGC, PEPP

MYAKKA

Associate

Christensen, Peter, PEPP

Engineer Intern

Childress, Scott, Edward, EI , FECON Claybrooke, PE, Bobbi, R., PEPP Jackson, James, M, PE, PEPP

Olnick, Bryan, J., EI , MBA, FPEI

Life

Adams, III, Frederick, D., PEPP

Cumming, John, W., FPEG

Foran, H., Frank, Fellow, PEPP

Forney, Ronald, M., PEPP

Hall, Robert, T., PEPP

Hough, Marla, M., PEPP

Lippert, Lawrence, D., PEPP

Lombardo, Robert, J., Fellow, PEPP Marino, Robert, L., PEPP McAdams, Kevin, PEPP Piccone, Roland, P., PE, FPEI

Richter, Glenn, A., PEPP Schmidt, Gary, H., PEPP

Wade, Robert, Francis, FECON Zoller, Daniel, C., PEPP

Professional Engineer

Acosta, Michael, PE, PEPP Allison, Christopher, E. J., PEPP Bankuty, Jr, Geza, F, PE, FPEI Bear, Scott, L., PE, PEPP Beers, Christopher, D., PE, PSM, PEPP Bell, J. Mike, PE, PEPP Bond, Daniel, PE, PEPP Carotti, Renato, A., PE, FECON Case, Robert, William, PE, PEPP Cavoli, John, Frederick, PE, PEPP Conerly, William, Edwin, PEPP De Goes, Filho, Walter, PE, PEPP Edwards, Cole, M., PE, CFM, FPEG Fehrs, Jennifer, PE, FPEG Fledderman, Travis, James, PE, PEPP Gerstenberger, Thomas, R., PE, FPEG Holcomb, Donald, Robert, PE, PEPP Hoover, Chip, PE, Fellow, PEPP Hudson, Mitchell, Lev, PE, FPEI Kimes, Kent, PE, PEPP Kohn, Kenneth, PE, FPEG Kolb, Chris, PE, PEPP

Lauzier, Andre, E., PE, PEPP

Leep, Jordan, E, APWA, PEPP

Leins, D. Shawn, PE, PEPP

Lynch, William, H., PE, PEPP

Mathur, Rajendra, K., PE, PEPP

McCabe, Mark, T., PE, FECON

Nadeau, Gary, PE, PEPP

Newcomer, Derek, W., Structural Engineer, FECON Parrish, Scott, N., PE, PEPP

Patel, Nikesh, S, PE, CPM, PTOE, CGC, AICP, FPEG

Ravindra, Nagappa, PE, PEPP

Rosenstein, Albert, PE; Certified Public Manager (CPM), FPEG

Ross, Curtis, S, PEPP

Rubino, George, PE, PEPP

Santangelo, Richard, D., PE, PEPP

Shannon, Michael, PE, PEPP

Skitka, Dillon, PE, FPEI

Snell, Brian, Leigh, PE, SI, PEPP

Spanos, Daphne, PE, FPEI

Sterbenz, Paul, M., PE, FPEG

Stevens, Gregory, S., PE, PEPP

Stirling, Brian, H., PE, PEPP

Tappan, Clay, M., PE, BCEE, Fellow, PEPP

Templet, Philip, A., PE, FPEI

Thomas, Alyssa, FPEG

Toole, Teresa, Lynn, PE, PEPP

Wander, Allan, Ray, PE, FPEI

Ward, Richard, K., PE, CPM, FECON

Weber, Lawrence, R., PE, PEPP

Weiler, R., Jeff, PE, PEPP

Wilbur, Stephen, Clark, PE, PEPP

Wilhoit, Kristopher, PE, PEPP

Wozniak, Brian, PE, PEPP

Recent Graduate Moore, Zayne, FPEI

Respect

Wilson, William, L., PEPP

Retired

Rose, Charles, T., FECON

Smally, Leonard, PE, PEPP

Templeton, Derek, PE, FPEI Yoder, Millard, J., PE, PEPP

NORTH CENTRAL

Associate Gilreath, John, M., GISP, PEPP

Engineer Intern Collado, Annett, Viviana, PEPP

Deaderick, Margaret, Jane, PEPP Zhang, Xiaobang, FEE

Life

Burleson, Jr, Gordon, S., Fellow, FPEG Dunn, Theodore, O., PEPP

Fawsett, Jeffrey, C., PEPP

Garcia-Bengochea, Jose, I., PEPP Neff, James, A., FECON Ward, Jeffrey, S., PE, FECON Williams, Gary, L., Fellow, PEPP Zegel, William, C., PEPP

Professional Engineer

Amaba, Ben, PE, PhD, CPIM, LEED AP, PEPP Belser, Stephen, PE, PEPP Brighton, Ali, PE, PEPP Brown, Jr., Anthony, J, PEPP Butts, Keith, L., PE, FECON Caggiano, Jr., Tony, PE, PEPP Cantrell, Matthew, FPEI

Driscoll, Michael, E., PE, PEPP Embry, Regina, FPEG Ferreira, Jr., Stanley, F., PE, PEPP Gavarrete, Ramon, D., PE, FPEG Gmuer, Christopher, A., PE, PEPP

Gosselin, Mark, S., PE, PhD, PEPP

Graden, Greg, PE, PEPP

Heathcock, Monique, M., PE, PEPP Hill, Gina, PE, PEPP

Jones, Mickey, J, PE, FPEI

Kelley, Brandon, PEPP

Keough, David, A., PE, PEPP

Lawson, E Bruce, PE, FECON

McElroy, William, J., PE, FEE

Motz, Louis, H., PE, FEE

Pyne, David, PE, PEPP

Reyes, Sergio, PE, PEPP

Roberts, Andrew, S., PE, PEPP

Smithson, III, William, B., PE, FECON

Vogel, Ken, S., PE, PEPP

Walpole, Robert, J., PE, PEPP

Zheng, PhD, PE, Xiaoyan Sue, PE, FECON

Retired

Evans, Andrew, J., PhD, PE, PEPP

Miller, James, P., PEPP

NORTHEAST FLORIDA

Associate

Blansit, Bridget, Elizabeth, PEPP Brown, Andy, FPEI

Clary, Tina, Surveying & Mapping, FPEG Howalt, Gary, PEPP

Lusink, Glenn, J., PSM, PEPP

Maiden, Jr., Earnest, FECON

Milbrandt, Suzanna, K., PEPP

Pappalardo, Leonard, A., PEPP Patel, Haresh, FPEI Taylor, Steve, FPEI

Engineer Intern Guthrie, Boston, FECON

Osborne, Christopher, FPEI

Ciacelli, Dominic, John, PE, PEPP Heyman, Darrell, B., PEPP Khanachet, Lana, M., PEPP Morales, Katherine, J., PE, PEPP Smith, Melanie, C, FECON Sy, Vivian, FPEI

Engineer Harris, Alan, FEE

Iosue, Allan, J., PLA, LEEP AP BD+C, PEPP Khan, Faseel, S, PEPP Uecker, Anthony, James, PEPP

Life

Aikenhead, II, M. Neil, PEPP Berry, James, J., PEPP

Crist, Carl, W., PEPP

Daniel, James, S., PE, FECON England, James, E., PE, PEPP Grissinger, Philip, R., PEPP Hammack, J., Al, PEPP Hartenstein, Alan, G., PEPP Holcombe, Don, M., PEPP Hood, Jr.,William, M., PEPP Kosoy, Robert, S., PE, Fellow, FPEG Morales, Sr., Eduardo, J., PEPP Najem, William, B., PEPP Owen, Jerry, M., FPEG Patel, Suresh, R., PEPP Pitman, Jr., E.H., PEPP Russo, Thomas, E., PEPP Schuh, Robert, P., Fellow, PEPP Searcy, John, V., PEPP Sedgwick, Stephen, R., PEPP Sharp, H. Roger, PEPP Tennant, John, L., PEPP Vargas, Clark, PEPP Varon, Joseph, PEPP Williamson, James, C., PE, PEPP Wilson, III, Frank, H., PE, PEPP Wilson, Susan, E., FECON Adams, Dennis, PE, PEPP Alley, C. Brian, PE, PEPP Armbruster, Jonathan, PE, FPEI Bass, Freeman, PE, PEPP Batey, Madeline, PE, FPEI Beaulieu, Eric, PEPP Bender, Christopher, J., PE, PEPP Bogart, Keith, PE, FPEI Bonar, II, Henry, B., PE, FECON Bonner, Mark, PE, PEPP Bowen, Chantal, F, PE, PEPP Breland, Caitlin, PE, PEPP

Brockmeier, Neal, E., PE, PEPP

Bucklew, Sandra, M., PE, PEPP

Busbin, Steven, J., PE, FPEI

Buttermore, Christopher, Lee, PE, PEPP

Calvert, Victor, N., PE, PEPP

Campos, Carlos, Maycol, PE, PEPP

Cann, Kevin, PEPP

Cash, Cody, PE, FPEI

Champion, Joseph, M., PE, PEPP

Chascin, Corey, Teresa, PE, PEPP Clem, Juanitta, Bader, PE, PEPP Cline, Donna, PEPP

Companion, Robert, T., PE, FPEG County, Morgan, PE, PEPP Cox, PE, Kelsey, PE, PEPP

Craig, II, Kenneth, R., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Crump, Kevin, J., PE, LEED AP, FECON Cummings, Andrew, M., PE, FACEC, Fellow, PEPP Curtiss, Grant, S, PE, FPEI

Davis, Daniel, G, PE, PEPP

Debs, Joseph, N., PE, PEPP

Debs, Nancy, L, PE, PEPP

DelCharco, Michael, J., PE, CFM, Fellow, PEPP DeMoss, Matt, PEPP Eckert, Killian, PE, PEPP El-Gamal, Mahmoud, PEPP Ellis, II, John, E., PE, PEPP Eng, Edward, J., PE, Fellow, PEPP Everett, Phillip, PE, FECON Fasking, Floyd, FPEI Fielder, Kevin, PEPP Finley, Ashley, FPEI Finley, M. David, PE, PEPP Fleming, Michael, PE, FECON Fowler, John, Shea, FPEI Franko, John, P, PEPP Free, Paul, L., PE, PEPP Freeman, Cheryl Lynn, PE, PEPP Fryman, Ryan, D., PE, PEPP Fu, Amy, Y, PE, PEPP Garbin, Jr., Edward, J., Ph.D, PE, D.GE, PEPP Gardner, Thomas, Richard, PE, FPEI Geer, Charles, L., PE, FACEC, Fellow, PEPP Geisel, Andrew, PEPP Geisendorff, Kenny, PE, PEPP George, Edward, PE, C.W.I., FPEI Ghani, Imran, PE, PEPP Gibbs, Sheldon, D, PE, FECON Godbole, Bhushan, A, PE, FPEI Gonzalez, Esteban, PE, PEPP Gordinier, Jr., David, Jon, PE, FECON Griffin, Mitchell, L, PhD, PE, PEPP Haddad, Namir, A., PE, PEPP Hall, John, Richard, PE, F.NSPE, Fellow, PEPP Hall, Jr,Terry, Tyler, PE, PEPP Harbison, Brett, PE, PEPP Harriett, Larry, R., PE, PEPP Haynes, Jack, R., PE, PEPP Henderson, Tamara, K, PEPP Holland, Kimberly, A., PE, PEPP Horton, James, A., PE, Fellow, PEPP Howard, Christopher, R., PE, PEPP Hull, Terrence, J., PE, Fellow, PEPP Humphries, Travis, PE, FPEG Huntt, Daniel, L., PEPP Jackson, J, Keith, PE, PEPP Jackson, Robert, PE, PEPP Jenkins, Derrick, PE, FECON Jiang, Pengxiang, FPEI John, David, Walter, PE, PEPP Johnson, Scott, PE, Fellow, PEPP Jones, Myra, PE, PEPP Keifer, Orion, Paul, PE, PEPP Keister, Mark, J., PE, PEPP Kemnitz, Maximilian, PE, PEPP Kemp, David, K., PE, PEPP Kemp, John, J., PE, FECON Kloss, Walter, V., PE, PEPP Kowkabany, Stephen, PE, PEPP Kozlowski, Michael, George, PEPP Kristoff, Tanya, PE, FPEI

Landschoot, Matthew, R., PE, PEPP

Lanier, John, William, PE, FPEI

Lister, Paul, Mechanical Engineer, FECON

Lucas, James, M., PE, PEPP

Luman, Travis, M, PE, FPEI

Lyon, William, PE, PEPP

Mahfoud, Antonio, J., PE, LEED AP, PEPP

Mahoney, III, John, Joseph, PE, PEPP

Mank, Philip, Rodney, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Markham, Wes, PE, PEPP

Mathews, N., Hugh, PE, PEPP

Matthews, Rob, A., PE, PEPP

Mattox, Joshua, PE, PEPP

Mayforth, George, F., PE, PEPP

McCranie, Jr., Dan, I., PE, PEPP

McIntyre, Christopher, Lamar, PE, PEPP

McVey, Thomas, A., PE, PEPP

Mechling, Mark, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Mele, W. Joshua, PE, PEPP

Meskel, Antoinette, D., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Miller, Douglas, C., PE, PEPP

Miller, William, PE, PEPP

Mizell, Robert, Andrew, PE, PEPP

Molkenbur, Mike, PE, PEPP

Morales, Jr., Ed, J., PE, PMP, CBI, PEPP

Myers, Daryl, R., PE, PEPP

Myrick, Roderick, FECON

Nilon, Jr.,James, Patrick, PE, PEPP

Noles, Timothy, J., PE, PEPP

O’Donnell, John, PEPP

Pak, Ki, Hong, PE, PEPP

Pastrana, Gabriel, S., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Peters, III, Dow, W., PE, PEPP

Pielstick, Brett, H., PE, F.ASCE, PEPP

Ramsey, Denise, M., PE, FECON

Reigner, Walter, PE, CPESC, PEPP

Rodgers, Andrew, C, PE, PEPP

Rodriguez, Omar, R, PE, CGC, Assoc. DBIA, FECON

Ruiz, Maria, PEPP

Samakur, Chandra, P., PE, PEPP

Schaler, Savannah, Danella, FPEI

Schanze, Thomas, PE, PEPP

Schmidt, Michael, F., PE, BCEE, BC. WRE, PEPP

Scribbins, Michael, E., PE, FECON

Sencer, Justin, Brian, PE, FECON

Shahbazian, Oliver, Pasha, PE, FPEI

Sheffield, Brad, PEPP

Shepard, Angela, F, PE, FPEI

Sheridan, III, Peter, J., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Smith, Clint, C., PE, PEPP

Smith, Jennifer, PE, PEPP

Smoot, William, T., PE, PEPP

Stilwell, Ryan, P., PE, PEPP

Sullivan, Jeffrey, FECON

Sullivan, Michael, PE, CHC, CHFM, FECON

Sweeney, David, T., PE, PEPP

Taylor, Christopher, Wayne, PE, PEPP

Taylor, D. Glynn, PE, PEPP

Thompson, Cate, PE, FPEI

Travis, Keith, PE, PTOE, PEPP

Tumeo, Mark, A., PE, JD, PhD, FEE

Turnage, Robert, Scott, PE, PEPP

Vasile, Ryan, L., PE, PEPP

Watts, William, PE, PEPP

Weres, John, Steven, PEPP

White, Jr., Edward, W., PE, FECON

Wilkinson, Chase, PE, PEPP

Williams, Jonathon, Herschel, FPEI

Wireko, Christian, Kankam, FPEI

Wood, Joey, PE, PEPP

Woodward, Michael, B., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Wright, Wil, FECON

Yates, Christian, A., PE, PEPP

Yeleswarapu, Srikanth, PE, PEPP

Recent Graduate

Farfan, Alexander, Steven, EI, PEPP

Kola, Sairo, PEPP

Stukey, David, M, FPEI

Respect

Davis, John, T., PE, PSM, PWLF, Fellow, FPEG

Retired

Arey, Jeffrey, M., Fellow, PEPP

Lithman, Michael, L., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Loefgren, Kenneth, H., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Wilson, Jr., William, E., PE Retired, Fellow, PEPP

NORTHWEST

FLORIDA

Associate

Raymond, Briana, Sevilla, FECON

Wilkins, Alan, FECON

Brannon, Jeffrey, Loyd, PEPP

Engineer Intern

Haller, Zach, PE, PEPP

Tatman, Noah, Patrick, FEE

Arrington, William, Seth, PE, PEPP Engineer

Golden, Whitney, FECON

Kirkendall, Jordan, Derek, FECON

Leach, James, FECON

Weatherington, Joseph, FPEI

Weston, Crystal, FPEG

Blaylock, Zachary, FPEI

Life

Garza, Roger, A., PE, FPEG Hazucha, Jr., Alfred, C., FPEG

Metcalf, Paul, C., PEPP

Thompson, Jr., Charles, B., PEPP

Whitesell, LeRoy, E., Fellow, PEPP Allen, Jr., William, K., FECON

Professional Engineer

Anderson, Gregory, Scott, PE, PEPP Anderson, Kari, FPEI

Branton, Raymond, Josef, PE, PEPP Brown, Ricky, PE, PEPP

Carter, Colby, PE, PEPP

Castro, William, Lee, FECON

Corliss, Hector, D., PE, PEPP

Crigler, Daniel, PE, PEPP

Dawson, Jeff, PE, PEPP

DeReuil, Jr., Tom, M., PE, FPEG

Donoho, Louis, J., PE, LEED AP, PEPP

Gallet, David, PE, PEPP

Graham, Alain, J, PE, FACEC, PEPP

Helms, Elizabeth, R, FECON

Herits, Jeff, PE, FPEI

Horne, Thomas, Joseph, PEPP Jacobs, Kenneth, C., PE, PEPP James, Keith, PE, PEPP

Jehle, Jesse, PE, PEPP

Jernigan, Jr, Donald, Patrick, PEPP Jones, Erica, T, PE, PEPP Kane, Rebecca, FPEG Kearley, Caleb, PEPP Kelly, Jacob, PE, FPEG Kimbrough, Gregory, L, PEPP King, Sharon, PE, FNSPE, PEPP Krasnosky, Nicholas, Ryan, PEPP Lamar, Jr., Robert, C., PE, PEPP Long, David, S., PE, PEPP McCracken, Dale, E., PE, LEED AP, PEPP Palermo, Robert, Michael, PE, CPESC, FPEG Palmer, Dana, PE, PEPP Poole, Donald, C., PE, FPEG Rentschler, Julian, A, FPEI Semmes, Lori, FPEI

Smith, Paul, R., PE, FECON Snyder, Mitchell, L., PE, PEPP Spann, Cory, M., PE, PEPP

Stephens, Daniel, PE, PTOE, PEPP

Terry, Lawrence, Edward, PE, FPEI

Tharpe, Daniel, FPEI

Tillar, Jackson, FPEI

Moore, David, B., FPEG

Recent Graduate Triplett, Tara, N, FEE

Retired

R., Mark, FPEI

PALM BEACH

Associate

Brian, Hunsicker, M., FECON

Chuck, Roberts, PEPP

Elizabeth, McNeill, FECON

Gregory, Williams, FECON

Jim, Sullivan, PSM, FPEI

Kelly, Stout, Ann, FPEI

Michael, II, Hazlett, J, FECON

Engineer Intern

Admidonia, Lafortune, FPEI

David, Garrambone, Reed, FPEI

De Oliveira Junior, Francisco Sávio, S., PEPP

Scott, Pokorny, FPEI

Ashley, Quijada, EI, PEPP Bertrand, King, PEPP

Brandon, Sullivan, Lane, PEPP

Chastain, Johnson, PEPP

Curry, Jr., Isiminger, EI, PEPP

Daryl, Ellison, PEPP

David, Zimmerman, FECON Eric, Vettel, EI, PEPP

Garrett, Kiesel, PE, PEPP

Giovanni, Ortiz, J,PE, FPEI

Haetham, Saad, E.I., PEPP

Jesse, IV, Parrish, PEPP

Josef, Duncan, Kyle, PEPP

Kevin, Gomez, PEPP

Kimberli, Kile, E.I., PEPP

Krystal, Somereville, FPEI

Kyle, McCMullen, EI, PEPP

Linda, Mazziotti, EI, MBA, FPEI

Muhammad, Naseer, PE, FPEI

Nickolas, Musick, Alan, FECON

Nitesh, Goli, FECON

Rashed, Ghunaim, EI, PEPP

Rick, Joseph, C., PE, PEPP

Rommy, Shehadeh, EI, PEPP

Samuel, Apaez, PEPP

Sylvain, Estinvil, EI, PEPP

Travis, Douglas, Civil Engineering, PEPP

William, Bennett, Harrison, PE, FECON

Zachary, Welz, Neal, FECON

Engineer

Abdalla, Hidaytalla, FEE

Alexandra, Smith, Suzanne, PEPP

J. Armando, Del Pozo, PEPP

Katherine, Michel, PE, FPEI

Nathan, Leach, PEPP

Robert, Lazo, FPEG

Ruben, Kurdelchuk, PEPP

Sai Sreekar, Burra, FECON Sebastian, Fonnegra, Civil Engineer, FECON Stella, Batalama, FEE Victor, Rivera, FECON

Life

Bernard, Schattner, L., PEPP

David, Brady, H., PEPP

David, Woodson, H., FECON Donald, Felicella, A., PEPP

Donald, Goddeau, L., PE, FFES, FNSPE, Fellow PEPP

Gary, Cartwright, R., PEPP

George, Crouse, T., PEPP

H., Persons, William, Fellow, PEPP

Harold, Vick, D., PEPP

Herbert, Jr., Kelley, D., PEPP

Horace, Burnette, C., PEPP

Ivan, Olsak, K., PEPP

J. Michael, Langford, PEPP

Joel, Wantman, N., PE, PEPP

Kenneth, Jr., Todd, Stroud, PE, Fellow, FPEG

Lennart, Sr., Lindahl, Erick, PE, PEPP

Max, Day, W., PEPP

Richard, Miller, M., Fellow, PEPP

Ronald, Ash, M., PEPP

Russell, Devick, C., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Walter, Jr., Rogers, H., FPEI

Professional Engineer

Adam, Maze, K., PE, PEPP

Alan, Gerwig, L., PE, LEED AP, PEPP

Alessandro, Bologna, M., PEPP

Alex, Boyer, FPEI

Alexis, San Miguel, FPEG

Amit, Singh, PE, FPEI

Amy, Champagne-Baker, PE, FPEI

Andre, Slintak, PE, FECON

Andrew, Nixon, PE, PEPP

Andrew, Youngross, J., PE, PEPP

Aneesh, Goly, PhD, PEPP

Angelina, Fairchild, Gou, PE, LEED AP, Fellow, PEPP

Anna, Lai, PE, PTOE, PEPP

Anthony, LasCasas, PE, PEPP

Anthony, Noto, FPEI

Anthony, Russo, W, PE, PEPP

Bernard, Gandy, Paul, PE, PEPP

Berry, Lamy, PE, FPEI

Blake, Guillory, C., PE, PEPP

Bonnie, McLeod, PE, PEPP

Brad, Childers, PE, PEPP

Brandon, Bagoo, FPEG

Brent, Whitfield, PE, PEPP

Brett, Fuller, A., PE, PEPP

Brett, Oldford, N, PE, PEPP

Brian, Rheault, C., PE, PEPP

C., Beatty, Danvers, PE, FPEG

Carlos, Bojorge, A,PE, FPEG

Chad, Gruber, M., PE, PEPP

Charles, Gamache, Cresswell, Louisiana - PE

Nuclear Engineering, FECON

Charles, Helton, D., PE, PEPP

Charles, Isiminger, C., PE, PEPP

Charles, Nunoo, PE, FPEI

Chris, Guth, PEPP

Christine, Dalickas, PEPP

Christopher, Gworek, E., PE, PEPP

Christopher, Holmes, PE, PEPP

Christopher, LaForte, B., PE, PEPP

Christopher, Marsh, PE, FPEG

Christopher, Tornello, FECON

Clifford, Hippolyte, PE, PEPP

Corey, Hill, PE, PEPP

Craig, Milliken, PE, PEPP

Cyndy, Kendrick, PE, PEPP

Dale, Zimmerman, Wm, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Dameion, Donaldson, PEPP

Dana, Gillette, Ingram, PE, LEED AP, PSM, PEPP

Daniel, Hronec, R., PE, FPEI

Daniel, Melcher, PE, PEPP

Danielle, Slaterpryce, Pitt, PE, Fellow, Fellow, FPEG Darwin, Stubbs, PE, PEPP

David, Jr., Cowan, PE, LEED AP, PEPP

David, Ricks, PE, FPEG

David, Stewart, W, PE, PEPP

David, Walthall, PE, PEPP

David, Wantman, PE, PEPP

Denise, Palmatier, PE, FECON

Denys, Avila, FPEI

Dominique, Simeus, PE, FPEG

Douglas, Holdener, J, PE, FECON

Dwayne, Jackson, R, PE, PEPP

Eduardo, Samour, PE, PEPP

Evhen, Kyj, PE, FPEI

Fatmeh, Jafar, PE, PhD, FPEG

Fenson, Masse, PE, PEPP

Francois, Thomas, PEPP

Frederick, Jr., Roth, PE, PEPP

Fredrick, Shaffer, D., PE, PEPP

George, Beck, J., PE, FPEG

Gerald, Ward, M., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Gin, Ng, Roadway Engineer, PEPP

Grant, Besing, FPEG

Gregory, Sauter, PEPP

Gregory, Stelmack, J., PE, PEPP

Harmon, Bennett, C, FECON

Herbert, Kahlert, F., PE, FPEG

Hian, Kor, PE, PEPP

Hieu, Vo, Q., PEPP

Jacquelyn, Arreaga, FPEI

Jagan, Katkuri, FPEI

Jamea, Long, Potter, PE, FPEI

James, Hare, FECON

James, Hart, A., PE, PEPP

James, Richie, William, PE, PEPP

James, Wesson, W., PE, PEPP

Janette, Lachowski, PE, PEPP

Jason, Carpentier, PEPP

Jason, Webber, PEPP

Jeffrey, Bergmann, PEPP

Jerome, Saval, PEPP

Jessica, Smith, PEPP

Joanne, Keller, M., FPEG

John, Cerreta, A., PEPP

John, Downes, P., PEPP

John, Ondrejack, J., FPEI

John, Wheeler, F., PEPP

Jon, Long, C, PEPP

Jonathan, Ricketts, T., PEPP

Jose, Andreu, FECON

Jose, Gomez, N., PEPP

Joshua, Carter, FECON

Juan, Bolivar, C., PEPP

Juan, Diaz-Robles, FPEI

Justin, Tagle, PEPP

Karen, Brandon, D., Fellow, PEPP

Karina, Enrico, FPEI

Kashif, Iftikhar, FPEI

Kathleen, Farrell, O., FPEG

Keegan, Larson, PEPP

Kelly, Ward, FPEI

Kevin, Aubry, PEPP

Kevin, Schanen, PEPP

Kumar, Allady, Achyut, PEPP

Kyle, Cheerangie, K., FPEI

Larry, Smith, M., Fellow, PEPP

Laurent, Van Cott, B., PEPP

Lennart, Lindahl, J., PEPP

Lijun, Gao, FPEG

Linda, Hess, PEPP

Lisa, Stone, K., PEPP

Luis, Costa, A., PEPP

M., Travis, Rebecca, PEPP

Manuel, Jr., Cuetara, PEPP

Maria, Clemente, Christine, PEPP

Maria, Missena, Cecilia, FPEI

Mark, Fairchild, D., PEPP

Mark, Powell, A., PEPP

Mark, Williams, A., PEPP

Maroun, Azzi, PEPP

Martin, Garcia, H, PEPP

Martin, Marquez, PEPP

Matthew, Butler, David, PEPP

Michael, Cox, PEPP

Michael, Guida, PEPP

Michael, Madison, PEPP

Michael, Roach, A., FPEG

Michael, Sexton, F, PEPP

Michael, Tennyson, FPEI

Michael, Wood, FECON

Mike, Albert, PEPP

Morgan, Biddle, FECON

Morton, Rose, L, FPEG

Nicholas, Strachan, PEPP

Nicholas, Teach, C, PEPP

Nick, Clavelo, PEPP

Nour, Shehadeh, PEPP

Olive, Bailey, T, FPEG

Panneer, Shanmugam, FPEI

Partha, Ghosh, PEPP

Patricia, Barr, PEPP

Patrick, Barthelemy, PEPP

Patrick, Kirby, V., PEPP

Patrick, Lear, S., FPEG

Patrick, Martin, A., FPEG

Patsy, Fuschetto, PEPP

Paul, Hillers, PEPP

Phillip, Rowe, W., PEPP

Pijush, Talukder, K., FPEI

Rafael, Jimenez, E, FECON

Raj, Krishnasamy, PEPP

Ramana, Kari, FPEG

Raymond, Jr., Liggins, C., FPEG

Raymond, Jr,Rizk, Said, FECON

Rene’, II, Portieles, PEPP

Richard, Ebersole, T., PEPP

Richard, Slider, A , PEPP

Robert, Rennebaum, F., Fellow, PEPP

Ronald, Last, W., PEPP

Sam, II, Palermo, PEPP

Sandra, Ospina, M., FECON

Scott, Cantor, FPEG

Scott, Edgar, T., PEPP

Scott, Rowe, C., PEPP

Shannon, LaRocque, R., Fellow, PEPP

Shawn, Stambaugh, M., PEPP

Silvio, Jerez, Martinez, FPEI

Stanley, Delmas, PEPP

Stephen, Cherry, PEPP

Steve, Carrier, FPEG

Steven, Young, D., PEPP

Stuart, Van Horn, FPEG

Sudheer, Chinta, Kumar, FPEI

Suzanne, Dombrowski, PEPP

Tara, Swann, Eve, PEPP

Teofilo, Baez, J., PEPP

Terrence, Bailey, N., PEPP

Thomas, Biggs, A., PEPP

Thomas, Montano, FECON

Tim, Harper, FECON

Tracy, Kaplan, PEPP

Trevor, Rosecrans, R, FECON

Tyler, Long, FPEI

Vijay, Mishra, FPEG

Vinu, Abraham, J., FPEI

Werner, Vaughan, T., FPEG

William, Adams, PEPP

William, Baker, PEPP

William, Brannen, F., FPEI

William, Evans, T, PEPP

William, Grieve, A., FPEG

Wing, Lai, PEPP

Ximena, Pernett Medina, FPEG

Recent Graduate

Anna, Langley, FPEI

Camilo, Perez Oliva, PEPP

Respect

Jerry, Kaminetzky, PEPP

John, Leemon, R., PEPP

Recent Graduate

Laura, Vega, c, FECON

Skylar, Kemph, T, PEPP

Retired

James, Jr.,Schnelle, F., PEPP

Jerry, Ingram, W., PEPP

Keith, Jackson, B., PEPP

Richard, Pittman, D., FPEG

Stathis, Payiatakis, PEPP

Thomas, Lundeen, J., FPEG

PINELLAS

Associate

Ardman, David, B., PEPP Heath, Thomas, R, FPEG

Engineer

Kiger, Russell, Thomas, FPEG

Leon, Alex, FPEG

Price, Kaylynn, B., FPEG

Engineer Intern

Chalamalla, Shivaram Reddy, FPEI

Crockett, Sean, Christopher,EI, PEPP

Dimitrov, Ivan, V., FPEG

Ferrer, Riley, PEPP

Giuliani, Michelle, C., EI, PEPP

Henson, James, Robert, FPEG

Muehlen, Hans, K, FECON

Unger, Cowan, FECON

Vo, Phuong, Thi, EI, FPEG

Life

Beyer, Patrick, L., Fellow, PEPP

Bojd, Hamid, G., PE, PhD, PEPP

Burke, Thomas, W., PE, FPEG

Deuel, C. Fred, PEPP

Forbes, Danny, L., FECON

Fraze, Richard, O., Fellow, FPEI

Gaylor, Michael, J., PEPP

Germuska, Michael, J., PE, PEPP

Granata, Gary, M., PEPP

Grubbs, R.W., PLS, FPEG

Herrick, John, L., PEPP

Howarth, H., Richard, Fellow, FECON

Kasak, William, C., PEPP

Makowski, Frank, L., PE, PEPP

Modjeski, Dorian, PEPP

Moore, Jr., Woodrow, L., PhD, PE, PEPP

Newman, Jr., Richard, S., PE, FECON

Padavich, John, A., PE, FECON

Panik, Alex, J., PEPP

Regulski, Lee, PEPP

Rowland, Simon, K., FECON

Sandeen, John, A., PEPP

Sattler, Douglas, B., PEPP

Sherlock, Philip, PEPP

Tanase, George, P., PEPP

Warrington, Jr., Charles, S., PE, Fellow, FPEG

Weems, Nathaniel, T., FPEI

Wicks, J. Keith, FPEG

Woodward, Henry, E., Fellow, PEPP

Worthington, Donald, J., FECON

Professional Engineer

Adams, III, William, R., PE, PEPP

Agenor, Remy, PE, PEPP

Antonacci, Jeffrey, S., PE, PTOE, PEPP

Arasteh, Mahshid, D., PE, FPEG

Barnes, III, James, Vincent, PE, SI-Limited, PEPP

Bayless, III, Thomas, Gardner, PE, Fellow, FPEG

Bellhorn, Paul, FPEG

Bloxam, Corey, PE, PEPP

Bradbeer, Chris, FECON

Brown, Jeremy, J., PE, FPEG

Bruegger, Michael, L., PE, PEPP

Bywalec, Barry, M., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Carpenter, Jr., John, A., PE, ENV SP, FPEG

Clarson, Reuben, E., PE, PEPP

Dabkowski, PE, Jerry, PE, PEPP

Diehl, Brian, M., PE, PEPP

DiMarino, William, R., PE, FECON

Dvorak, Robert, PE, PEPP

Fabrizio, Matthew, PE, PEPP

Fisher, Thomas, H., PE, PEPP

Foran, Bradley, S., PE, PEPP

Fulton, Tommy, Lynn, PE, PEPP

Gamache, Christopher, Paul, FPEG

Gardner, Richard, G., PE, FPEG

Gondi, Chakradhar, PE, FPEI

Gotwald, Jonathan, J., PE, PEPP

Graham, Joseph, R, PE, FPEG

Griffith, II, Allen, Leland, PE, PMP, FPEG

Griner, III, Joseph, H., PE, PEPP

Harris, Nicole, B., PE, FPEG

Hart, II, Daniel, C., PE, DBIA, PEPP

Haudricourt, Aubrey, PE, PEPP

Hernandez, Jorge, PE, PEPP

Hunter, Kenneth, PE, PEPP

Hutchinson, Stephen, FPEI

Irvine, Matthew, PE, PEPP

Kadaj, Rafal, PE, PEPP

Keith, Russell, B., PE, PEPP

Keller, Justin, PE, PEPP

Kinney, Stephanie, Eckert, PE, PEPP

Kivett, Tara, PE, FPEG

Knox, Christopher, J., PE, PEPP

Kuzler, Christopher, F., PE, PEPP

Lamagna, Nancy, C., PE, ENV-SP, FPEG

Landon, John, C., PE, PEPP

Langille, Brian, PE, FPEG

Lee, Irvin, B., PE, FPEG

Lee, Street, PE, PEPP

Manuel, Paul, A., PE, PEPP

Martin, III, George, Dewey, PE, PEPP

Mbianda, Mbianda, A., PE, FPEG

Mesimer, Reginald, V., PE, PEPP

Mohammadi, Ziba, PEPP

Moore, Dwight, David, PE, FPEI

Moree, III, Leland, E., PE, PEPP

Nelson, Stephen, Ryne, PE, FECON

Nikolov, E., Peter, PE, PEPP

Nunez, Jr., Andres, E., PE, PEPP

Paiavula, Pavan, PE, PEPP

Register, II, Marlin, A., PE, PEPP

Rice, Joan, Marie, PE, FPEG

Rivera, Angel, Luis, PE, FPEG

Runkle, Jeremy, Fiore, PE, MBA, PEPP Ruvarac, Kathleen, PE, PEPP Sakmanalit, Somsak, PE, PEPP

Sinn, Jr., George, C., PE, PEPP

Skrzypkowiak, Stephen, Stanley, PE, FPEI

Stein, II, Ronald, J, PE QSD ENV SP, FPEI

Tavernari, Marcello, PE, FPEI

Valeri, Shelley, PE, FPEI

Vosouli, Amin, PE, FECON

Walker, Jeffrey, PE, FPEG

Waugh, Jeremy, PE, PEPP Webster, Gary, P., PE, FPEI Williamson, Marcus, E., PE, FPEG

Respect

Slaybaugh, Gregory, S., PEPP

Retired

Abbaspour, David, PE, FPEG Appenzeller, Keith, A., PE, PEPP Dargahi, F., Fred, PE, FPEG Shemancik, Thomas, E., FPEG Zumwalt, III, John, B., Fellow, PEPP

RIDGE

Associate Warren, Kimberly, FPEI

Engineer Intern

Meyer, Rolf, E., PEPP

Murphy, Patrick, Garrett, FPEI Muse, Max, FPEI Posten, Garrett, R., PE, PEPP Posten, Marie, Christianne, FPEI Wingo, Caleb, EI, PEPP

Life

Carnicelli, James, A., PEPP Gonzalez-Heydrich, Joseph, PEPP Hall, Harvey, PEPP Patel, Ramesh, C., PEPP Saxena, Dhirendra, S., Fellow, PEPP

Professional Engineer

Ao, Mengya, FPEI Baan, Joseph, PE, FPEI Chandler, Robert, PEPP Cranford, Kelly, PE, ENV SP, Fellow, PEPP D’Aiello, Robert, A., PE, PEPP Delashaw, John, E, PE, PEPP Elias, Steven, L., PE, PEPP Fils-Aime, Martine, PE, PEPP Finch, Nicholas, O, EI, PEPP Foss, Daniel, PE, PEPP Frederick, Mark, J., PE, PEPP Fructuoso, Melkin, PEPP Greene, Gordon, PE, PEPP

Gurr, Jr., Theodore, Mitchell, FPEI Hopkins, Michelle, PE, FPEG

Irigoyen, Daniel, PE, PEPP

Jarvis, Jay, M., PE, FPEG

Jones, Jonathan, Andrew, PE, FPEI

Jordan, Jr., Lennon, D., PE, PEPP Kaye, Kriss, Y., PE, CFM, PEPP

Kincart, Robert, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP

Lauk, Joseph, PE, PEPP

Lee, Mickey, R., PE, PEPP

Long, David, E., PE, FPEG

Lyle, Jason, PE, PEPP

Nadaskay, Keith, PE, FPEI

Ponce, Eduardo, PE, CPM, FPEG

Rayl, Alan, L., PE, PSM, PEPP

Shealey, Steven, C., PE, PEPP

Sherrard, Kati, Chapman, PE, CPM, FPEI

Snyder, Harold, T., PE, Fellow, FPEI

Updike, Lawrence, C., PE, FPEG

Updike, Sr., Samuel, D., PE, PEPP

Vickers, Ashley, PE, PEPP

Wheeler, David, Lynn, PEPP

Wilkins, Brent, PE, DBIA, FECON

Recent Graduate

Roscoe, Meghan, Rae, EI, PEPP

Retired

Helmick, Daniel, L., FPEI

Ivey, Glenn, N., PE, PEPP

Kollinger, Robert, J., PE, FPEG Pearce, David, C., PEPP

TAMPA

Associate Hall, Justin, FPEG

Lykins, Erin, FPEI

Marino, Nicole, FPEI

Mattson, Peter, J, PSM, PEPP

Seage, Summer, FPEI

Stuart, Eric, FPEI Wilson, Trey, PEPP

Engineer Intern

Aldana Campos, Katia, Lorena, PEPP Cullor, Bailey, PEPP

Elsiwi, Walid, FPEI

Evans, Deonte, EI, FECON Foster, Stephen, FPEI

Kho, Giordan, EI, FPEG

Leon, Spencer, FPEI

Lopez-Ponnada, Emma, V., FPEG Borges, Vanessa, PEPP Brown, Eric, Edward, EI, FPEG Brown, Gabriel, Faller, PEPP Carless, Darrell, PEPP

Crafton, Caroline, Hope, FECON Curington, Zachary, Thomas, EI, PEPP Francavilla, Ashley, Renee, EI, PEPP Gonzalez Benitez, Juan, C, PEPP Hutnick, Caroline, EI, PEPP Jaen, Brandon, FPEI

Maguire, Joseph, Conor, FPEI Monsalve, Juan, Felipe, E.I., PEPP Monsalve Martinez, Juan, Diego, Roadway, PEPP Pendyala, Ruthvik, EI, FPEI Sakowicz, Emily, FPEG Sanchez Angarita, David, A., FPEI Verrastro, Gina, R., PE, PEPP

Engineer

Kenney, James, PEPP

O’Brien, Jr., David, J., PSM, PEPP Wild, Christopher, W., PSM, PLS, PEPP

Life

Adams, James, F., PE, PEPP. Retired, PEPP Amaden, Walter, D., PEPP

Anderson, Melvin, W., Fellow, FEE Burdick, Glenn, A., FEE

Casson, Jr., Walter, A., PEPP Cock, Glendel, W., PEPP

Denton, Jr., Tommy, B., Fellow, PEPP Echezabal, Sr., Henry, A., PEPP

Fears, Thomas, E., FPEG Fernandez, Rafael, A., Fellow, FPEI Gunasekaran, Rangasamy, PEPP

Ho, Patrick, A., PE, FPEI

Kulik, John, W., PEPP

Linick, James, M., PEPP

Martin, John, B., Fellow, FPEI

Melo, O. E., FECON

Morrow, E. Everett, PE, PEPP

Ossi, Fareed, T., PEPP

Raoofi, Jamshid, PEPP

Tomasino, Paul, PE, PEPP

Ulm, Stephen, A., PE, PEPP

Wheeler, David E., PEPP

Willard, Daniel, S., PEPP

Yaxley, Wilbur, T., PEPP

Professional Engineer

Abdalla, Fathy, Ph.D., PE, PTOE, FPEI

Albergo, Dylan, PE, FPEI

Albergo, Nicholas, PE, DEE, F. ASCE, D. WRE, F. EWRI, PEPP

Alvies, Courtland, LeRoy, PE, FPEI

Amaden, Todd, C, PE, PEPP

Andersen, Kirt, PE - Civil, PEPP

Anderson, Branan, PE, PEPP

Anstett, Craig, PEPP

Anston, Robert, C., PE, FECON

Araj, Elie, G., PE, D. WRE, PEPP

Arnold, Michael, FPEI

Baker, Spencer, PEPP

Barile, Logan, Taylor, FPEI

Barnwell, Shari, PE, FPEI

Bayer, Mark, Anthony, FPEI

Belt, Joseph, W., PE, FECON

Benvie, Donald, A, PEPP

Beresheim, Scott, PE, PEPP

Blaisel, Scott, Michael, PE, PEPP Blazowski, Jeff, FPEI

Borgmeyer, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP

Bowers, William, PE, PEPP

Brittian, Katherine, A., PE, PEPP

Broadway, Elizabeth, A., PE, PEPP

Brown, Hunter, PE, PEPP Brown, Nancy, PE, PEPP

Burby, Jason, M., PE, PEPP

Burnette, Richard, PE, FPEG Burton, John, PE, PEPP

Calhoun, Jay, H.L., PE, PEPP

Campo, Michael, J, PE, PEPP Carlson, Kevin, G., PE, FECON Carver, Christopher, Bradley, PE, FPEI Castellon, Armando, A., PE, PEPP Caviggia, Jordan, PE, PEPP

Cely, Alfredo, PE, PEPP Chen, Uni, PE, FPEI Christiano, Joy, PE, FPEG Christmas, R. Bruce, PE, FPEI Cobb, Odelkys, PE, FPEI Coleman, Michael, J, PE, FPEI Comellas, Jr., Jeraldo, PE, PEPP Conner, Carol, D, PE, PEPP Cornelison, Craig, PE, PEPP Coughlin, Chris, PE, PEPP Crowl, Brian, FECON

D’Antonio, Dan, PE, PEPP Davis, Julius, D., PE, PEPP Davis, Terry, PE, FECON De Jesus, Jose, PE, FPEG Dean, Jessica, PE, FPEI

DeBosier, Kimberlee, B., PE, FACEC, Fellow, PEPP Deese, Jaime, PE, PEPP

Dewey, Charles, John, PE, PEPP

Diaz, Jr., Richard, PE, PEPP

DiStefano, Joseph, H., PE, PEPP

Doan, Ben, Wadsworth, PE, SI, CCM, PEPP

Donahoo, Sean, PE, PEPP

Drapp, James, PE, PEPP

Duba, Aaron, J., PE, PEPP Dunn, Mark, PE, PEPP

Duty, Katie, S, PE, PEPP

EldRidge, Alan, S., PE, PEPP

Endrzejewski, Richard, PE, PEPP

Faulkner, David, W., PE, PEPP

Flood, Ben, PEPP

Folsom, Steven, D., PE, BCEE, PEPP

Folsom, Suzannah, Jolene, PE, PMP, FPEG

Ford, Kim, B., PE, PEPP

Fox, Jordan, PE, FPEI

Fung, Johnny, PEPP

Furry, David, Eugene, PE, FPEI

Gagne, Michael, T., PE, PEPP

Galbraith, Scott, A., PE, CCM, CFCC, PEPP

Gardina, Todd, PE, PEPP

Garg, Mohit, MBA, PE, PEPP

Garrett, Edward, Timothy, PE, FPEG

Garth, Scott, A., PE, LEED AP, PEPP Gibson, Cuthbert, PE, PEPP Gibson, Dajana, PEPP

Giese, Edward, PE, FPEI

Gil, Derek, M., PE, PEPP Girgenti, Joseph, Anthony, PE, FECON Glynn, Amanda, PE, PEPP Graves, Andrea, N., PE, PEPP Gregg, Andy, PE, PEPP Guisinger, Amy, FPEI

Gutierrez, Roberto, Carlos, PE, PEPP Hamilton, PE, James, E, PE, FPEI Hamilton, Shane, PE, PEPP Harper, Kyle, T., PE, FPEI Harrison, Nick, PE, PEPP Hatcher, Nathaniel, J., PE, PEPP Hattaway, Billy, L., PE, PEPP Hawkins, Trevor, PE, PEPP Heck, Francis, PE, FPEI Heimburg, Stephan, PE, PEPP Hernandez-Cedeno, Deborah, PE, PEPP

Herndon, Charlie, J., PE, FECON Herring, J., Scott, PE, FPEG Herrman, Michael, PE, PEPP Hideck, Robert, Edward, PE, PEPP Hoeflich, Daniel, PE, PEPP Hoffman, Michael, W., PE, PEPP Hoke, Jr, Rodney, Arnold, PE, FPEI Hooks, Jeffery, L., PE, PEPP Hsi, Brian, PE, PEPP Hubbard, David, B, PE, PEPP Hussin, James, Drew, PE, FECON Jacquin, Jeffrey, PE, FPEI Jaramillo, Felipe, PE, DBIA, FECON Jaroch, Michael, J., PE, PEPP

Jeakle, David, PE, PEPP

Johnson-Gearhart, Connie, A., PE, PEPP

Jolowski, Robert, PE, FPEG

Keller, Rachel , E., PE, PEPP Kelley, Bruce, PE, PEPP

Kerr, Kenneth, R., PE, PEPP Khoury, Charbel, PEPP Kilgore, Jr., John, W., PE, PEPP Kim, Mingu, PhD, PE, FECON Knauss, Stephen, C., PE, D.GE, Fellow, PEPP Kreisle, Tammy, PE, FPEI Kroeze, Darryl, J., PE, PEPP Kusha, Siamak, PE, PEPP

LaBarbera, Jason, PEPP

LaCava, Kristina, PEPP

Laine, Todd, PE, FPEI

Lawson, Bryan, R., PE, CCM, LEED AP, FECON Lawson, Erin, PE, FPEG

Layrisse, Alfredo, J., PE, FPEI

Lees, Chris, FPEI

Lehr, G. Benjamin, PE, LEED AP, DBIA, FPEI Lewis, Francis, PE, FPEG

Lim, KC, PE, PEPP

Llanos, Jr, Gustavo, Adolfo, PE, FPEI

Loper, Kellie, PE, FECON

Losaria, Joseph, PE, PEPP

Lucht, Kevin, L., PE, PEPP

Lutz, David, D, PE, FPEI

MacPherson, Deborah, C., PE, PEPP

Maddox, Charlotte, A., PE, D.WRE, PEPP Madriz, Guillermo, PE, PEPP

Magid, Michael, FPEI

Mahiquez, Luis, F., PE, PEPP

Manuel, Jr, Clifford, E, Civil Engineer, PEPP

Marquardt, John, R., PE, PEPP

Martin, Scott, D., PE, LEED AP, DBIA, PEPP

Mathewson, Kevin, PE, PEPP

McGucken, Stephen, H., PE, PEPP

McNeal, Christopher, M.Eng, PE, PEPP McRae, PE, Joshua, David, FPEI McRory, Jessica, PE, PEPP Medina, Maribel, PE, FPEG Miller, Harold, PEPP

Mills, Michael, PEPP

Mitchell, Jr., Dennis, Stanley, FECON Money, David, Benjamin, PE, PEPP Moore, Brian, PEPP Moore, Sean, PE, FPEI Morlan, Marty, PEPP

Moyers, Rachel, PE, PEPP Muller, Brian, PE, PEPP

Mundkur, Dilip, K., PE, PEPP Musselman, Jennifer, PE, PEPP Muzyk, Jr., Kenneth, R., PE, PEPP Nelson, Jordan, PE, FECON Nesbitt, James, Kendrick, PE, PEPP Neumann, Albert, M., PE, FECON Nguyen, Anthony, Quang, PE, PEPP Noesen, Michael, J., PE, PEPP Novotny, Jeffrey, S., PE, AICP, RSP1, PEPP Ortiz, David, PE, PEPP

Osipov, Michael, A, PE, PSM, PEPP Patel, Hiren, PE, PEPP

Patel, Sonny, PE, PEPP

Paynter, Shayne, PE, PhD, FPEG Phillips, Alexander, FECON Phillips, Sarah, FPEI Piccirilli, Sandra, PE, FECON

Pippin, III, William, H, FECON Plaskett, Mark, E., PE, FECON Pluta, Susan, FPEI

Post, Bradley, PE, FECON Prescott, Randell, PE, PEPP Pritchett, Jocelyn, PE, PEPP

Provenzo, Nicholas, PE, FPEI

Ratican, Dawn, PE, PEPP

Reed, Douglas, J., PE, PEPP Rice, Amanda, E., PE, FPEG Ritchie, Jr, G., Michael, PE, PEPP Roberts, Christopher, Charles, PE, PEPP Roberts, William, Acey, PE, PEPP Rodriguez, Leo, PEPP Rose, Eric, PE, PEPP

Ruiz, Nicholas, PEPP Santiago, Miguel, PE, S.I., FECON Scheda, Sandy, PEPP

Schnell, Michael, W., PE, PEPP Schofield, Michael, PE, RSP1, PEPP Scott, David, D., PE, MSCE, PEPP Serpekian, Vicken, PE, PTOE, FPEI Sherma, Paul, V., PE, PEPP Shuman, Darlene, J., PE, PEPP Sides, Ken, PE, CNU-a, LCI, FPEI Siewert, Jeffrey, J., PE, PEPP Simmons, Mike, J., PE, MBA, PEPP Simon, Michael, PE, FPEI Sink, Jonathan, W., PE, FECON Skourellos, Lindsey, FPEI Smirch, Michael, F., PE, PEPP Sokol, Thuyen, Drainage, PEPP Sonnenfeld, Stephen, L., PE, PEPP Staes, Paul, L, PE, PEPP Steimle, Beth, PE, PEPP Stern, Elliot, Lee, PhD, PE, PEPP Stevens, Scott, E., PE, PEPP Stevens, Whitney, A., PE, PEPP Stewart, Alphonse, J, PE, PEPP Stoeckel, John, J, PE, PEPP

Stoker, Douglas, E., PE, FPEG

Stolz, Joseph, FPEI

Suarez, Constanza, PE, PEPP Sunna, Hisham, PhD, PE, PEPP Swets, Shawn, D, PE, PEPP

Temple, Richard, J.A., PE, PEPP

Tetro, Megan, Miller, PE, PEPP

Tirado-Santos, Sheida, L., PE, FPEG

Tran, Bryan, PEPP

Traverso, Gerardo, PE, PMP, PEPP

Trim, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP

Tucker, Michael, R., PE, PEPP

Van Etten, Nathan, PE, PEPP

VanSteenburg, James, Robert, FECON

Verberne, Stephan, PEPP

Verma, Vishal, FPEI

Versaggi, Virgil, Thomas, FECON

Walker, III, Clarence, Kenneth, PE, PEPP

Wallace, Steven, PE, PEPP

Wantland, Gary, M., PE, D.GE, PEPP

Weaver, Michelle, PE, FPEG

Webb, William, A., PE, FASHRAE, FSFPE, PEPP

Weber, Jr., William, J., PE, PEPP

Wegener, Gregory, PE, PEPP

Wells, Craig, PE, ENV SP, PEPP

Wertz, Heather, FPEI

Wey, PE, Matthew, G., PE, PEPP

White, Wayne, PE, PEPP

Wolfe, Clayton, H., PE, PEPP

Recent Graduate

Pastore, Michael, Joseph, FECON

Spann, Brandon, FPEG

Retired

Hahn, Warren, G., PEPP

Harper, James, B., Principal Construction Engineer, FECON

Jetha, Nizarally, K., PE, F.ASCE, FPEI

Sams, III, William, E., FPEI

TREASURE COAST

Engineer Intern

Rodriguez, Albert, FPEI

Coapman, Jr., Edgar, EI, PEPP

Frink, Steven, PE, PEPP

Garcia, Jr., Adan, PEPP

Killian, Joshua, A., PE, PEPP

Engineer

Feola, Victoria, PEPP

Herbo, Jerose Mae , FECON

Herbo, Rollen, FECON

Life

Bangs, Paul, J., PE, Fellow, FECON

Professional Engineer

Amerson, Samuel, T., PE, FPEG

Andersen, Peter, G., PE, PEPP

Andre, David, Philip, PE, PEPP

Andre, Teresa, L., PE, PEPP

Andrews, Glenn, PE, PEPP

Andrews, II, John, R., PE, FPEG

Arnold, Brian, PE, PEPP

Bourgeois, Etienne, PE, PEPP

Brown, Eliot, L., PE, PEPP

Brown, James, L., PEPP

Cabrera, Roberto, PE, PEPP

Capra, Joseph, W., PE, PEPP

Carnes, James, FECON

Cisneros, Javier, PE, FPEG

Creech, Richard, T., PE, PSM, PEPP

Donaldson, Jr., Don, G., PE, FPEG

Dunkelberger, Craig, E., PE, FECON

Fecko, Benjamin, PE, PEPP

Frodsham, David, PE, PEPP

Glynn, Thomas, M., PE, PEPP

Griffin, Aren, PE, PEPP

Hahn, Jason, PE, FECON

Haines, Steven, Ernest, PE, LEEP AP, PEPP

Helms, Patrick, PE, PEPP

Higgins, Robert, W., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Horak, Thomas, PEPP

Jones, Gary, L.S., PE, PEPP

Leonard, Lisa, B., PE, PEPP

Marquart, Steven, P., PE, PEPP

Martin, Paul, C., PE, PEPP

Masterson, Thomas, PE, PEPP

Matthes, Stefan, K., PE, PEPP

Milton, Jonathan, W., PE, PEPP

Montes De Oca, Marcos, Y., PE, Fellow, PEPP

Neto, Octavio, Reis, PE, PEPP

O’Berry, Art, Dylan, PE, PEPP

Polston, Roger, PE, PEPP

Robinson, Curtis, D, PE, PEPP

Schildmeier, Adam, PE, Fellow, PEPP

Schwerdt, Colt, PE, FPEG

Scott, Randall, PE, FECON

Smyth, Christopher, Michael, PE, FECON

Snowe, John, C., PE, PEPP

Soderstrom, Erik, Sven, FECON

Stocton, Joshua, Heath, PE, CPWP-M, FECON

Tazoe, Oscar, R, PE, PEPP

Terpening, Jr., James, P., PE, PEPP

Trepanier, Kevin, PE, PEPP

Vitter, II, James, Grant, PE, PEPP Zrallack, Dan, J., PE, PEPP Zrallack, Mark, FECON

Recent Graduate

Davis, Owen, Kent, FECON

Recent Graduate Kruse, Holly, PEPP

Recent Graduate Morran, Sean, FPEI

Retired

Roebling, Patricia, R., PE, FPEG

Ugelow, Albert, J, PE, PEPP

OUT OF STATE Life

Balter, Eugene, N., PE, Flewellen, Jr., W.B., Fellow, PEPP

Furman, Jr., Thomas, D., PEPP

Grant, III, John, A., PE, PEPP

Swift, Joseph, V., FPEI

Professional Engineer

Aguilar, Mark, J, PE, FPEI

Attawia, Akiwumi, PEPP

Backer II, James, K, PEPP

Davidson, Steven, PE, PEPP

Dobler, Neil, Civil, FPEI

Durand, Joseph, PEPP

Evans, Charles, PE, FPEI

Ferguson, Jeffery, Don, PE, PEPP

Glass, John, D., PE, LEED AP, DBIA, PEPP Hanskat, Charles, S., PE, Fellow, FECON

Hipolit, Andrew, Richard, PE, PP, CME, CFM, CPWM, FPEG

Humes, William, FPEG

O’Brien, Carl, Patrick, PE, PP, CME, CPWM, FPEG

Perignat, Kenneth, PE, PEPP

Richard, Chris, PE, PEPP

DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS

Abbaspour, David, PE, FPEG Retired 8780 Rue Chateaux Dr., Seminole, FL 33777 727-391-7859 • Dabbasp920@gmail.com Pinellas

Abboud, Mustapha, PE, PEPP Senior Geotechnical Engineer, IntertekPSI 4688 Pembroke Place, Orlando, FL 32811 407-225-9189 mustapha.abboud@intertek.com

Central Florida

Abdalla, Fathy, Ph.D., PE, PTOE, FPEI VB Director of Traffic Engineering, Kisinger Campo & Associates Corp.. 813-871-5531 • fabdalla@kcaeng.com Tampa

Abdallah, Mohammed, PE, PTOE, PEPP Principal, Traffic & Mobility Consultants LLC 3101 Maguire Blvd #265, Orlando, FL 32803 mna@trafficmobility.com

Central Florida

Abdallah, Rahman, Medhat, FECON Bridge Engineer, EXP US Services 970-481-3711 • rahman.abdallah@exp.com

Central Florida

Abdellatif, Ahmad, PEPP 1100 Oakbridge Parkway, Apt. 120, Lakeland, FL 33803 502-341-9216 • ahmadyehya123@gmail.com Central Florida

Abel, Kevin, Lee, PEPP Traffic Engineer, Moffatt & Nichol, 901-258-7195 • kabel1979@gmail.com

Central Florida

AbiAoun, Jean, PE, FPEG Vice President, Florida Engineering Group, Inc. 3642 Rothbury Dr, Orlando, FL 32812 407-895-0324 • jabiaoun@feginc.us Central Florida

AbiKaram, Talal, S.,PE, FPEG Assistant Public Works Director, City of Fort Lauderdale, 1731 W Oak Knoll Cir, Davie, FL 33324 954-305-6514 • rafeelap@fortlauderdale.gov Broward

Abraham, Vinu, J.,PE, FPEI VP Southeast Region, Architectural Testing Inc.

12479 Aviles Cir, Palm Bch Gardens, FL 33418 561-776-3167 • vinu.abraham@intertek.com Palm Beach

Abusaad, Naser, PE, AICP, PEPP Sr. Vice President, Bartlett & West Inc. 9330 LBJ Frwy Ste. 1150, Dallas, TX 75243 214-716-4558

naser.abusaad@bartwest.com Big Bend

Acosta, Amado, J., FES Fellow, FECON CEO, Megatran 1225 S Alhambra Cir, Coral Gables, FL 33146 305-740-8084 • al_acosta@megatran.net Miami

Acosta, Jose, L.,PE, PEPP Executive Vice President, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc..

6027 SW 14 St, Miami, FL 33144 954-260-3987 • jacosta@chenmoore.com Miami

Acosta, Michael, PE, PEPP Engineering Manager, City of North Port 5208 Sunnydale Cir S, Sarasota, FL 34233 941-979-7260 • force444@msn.com Myakka

Acree, Rick, PE, PEPP National Manager, Alternate Delivery, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 407-467-2348 • rick.acree@terracon.com Central Florida

Adams, Andrew, W., PE, PEPP President, Whitmore Consulting Engineers 305-339-5885 • adams@whitmorece.com Miami

Adams, Dennis, PE, PEPP Principal, PiTech Inc. 2873 Turtle Shores Dr., Amelia Island, FL 32034 912-289-9563 • dadams@pitechinc.com Northeast Florida

Adams, III, Frederick, D., PEPP 5113 Rocking Horse Ln, Sarasota, FL 34241 941-922-3739 Myakka

Adams, James, F., PE, PEPP Retired 1739 Colonial Dr., Green Coves Springs, FL 32043 352-796-8567 jadams005@tampabay.rr.com Tampa

Adams, III, William, R.,PE, PEPP Selfemployed Consultant 813-927-6011 • bill.adams@bctrc.com Pinellas

Adams, William, P, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Lamb Star Engineering LLC 1307 Shady Rest Rd, Havana, FL 32333 850-539-3377 william.adams@lambstar.com Big Bend

Adams, William, PEPP Project Manager/Principal, American Consulting Professionals, LLC 1411 Wyndcliff Drive, Wellington, FL 33414 561-756-0574 • wadams@acpfl.com Palm Beach

Addison, D., Brent, PE, PEPP VP, Banks Engineering 6239 Briarwood Terr, Fort Myers, FL 33912 239-405-1195 • baddison@bankseng.com Calusa

Adkins, Forest, W, PE, PEPP Transportation Department Manager, Stanley Consultants, Inc. 386-753-7043 AdkinsForest@stanleygroup.com Central Florida

Agenor, Remy, PE, PEPP President, Agenor & Campbell Structural Engineers, LLC 813-770-9464 • remy@acstructural.com Pinellas

Aghaaliandastjerdi, Morteza, PE, FPEI South Florida Client Account Manager,Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. 305-507-3843 • morteza.alian@jacobs.com Broward

Aguilar, Mark, J,PE, FPEI Corporate Sustainability Director, Titan America 188 Summerfield Ct, Roanoke, VA 24019 470-366-6282 • a_m_aguilar@hotmail.com Out Of State

Aguilar, Rafael, S, PEPP Principal, Choice Engineering Consultants, Inc. 16034 SW 44th Ln, Miami, FL 33185 305-386-3653 • rsaguilar@choiceeng.com Miami

Aguirre, Louis, J., PE, PEPP President, Louis J. Aguirre & Associates, PA 8451 SW 85 St, Miami, FL 33143 305-271-2900 • ljaguirre@ljaapa.com Miami

Aguirre, Marcelino, J. Senior Consultant Engineer, FECON, Senior Consultant Engineer, WSP USA, aguirre.m001@gmail.com Central Florida

Ahlert, Robert, C., PEPP

Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Self Employed 171 Willow Run, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 386-673-0460 • rcahlert@cfl.rr.com Daytona Beach

Aiken, Clyde, Edward,PE, PEPP Practice Director, Ardurra Group, Inc., 850-210-3456 • taiken@ardurra.com

Big Bend

Aikenhead, II, M. Neil, PEPP President, Aikenhead Consulting Inc., 303 2nd. St NE, Steinhatchee, FL 32359 904-571-2381 • aik@consultaik.com Northeast Florida

Ajamil, Luis, PE, PEPP President & CEO, Bermello, Ajamil & Partners 305-491-9193 • lajamil@bermelloajamil.com Miami

Al Suleh, Munir, R, Civil Engineer, PEPP Principal Civil Engineer, VP Associate, Carollo Engineers Inc. 12040 Arbor Trace Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33913 239-233-0005 • malsuleh@carollo.com Calusa

Alam, Omar, Nasir, FECON Project Engineer, Pistorino and AlamConsulting 7171 sw 62 ave, 4th Floor, Miami, FL 33143 786-303-0278 • oalam@pamiami.com Miami

Alath, Sailaja, PE, PEPP President, BASE Consultants Inc. 1654 Roundelay Ln, Winter Park, FL 32789 407-377-7227 • saila@baseconsults.com

Central Florida

Alba, Carlos, PE, PTOE, PEPP Sr. Supervising Engineer, WSP USA 2665 SW 37th Avenue, Apt. 212, Miami, FL 33133 305-608-7655 • carlos_alba@outlook.com Miami

AlBahou, Ayoub, Raja, PE, ADAC, LEED® GA, PEPP

Assistant City Engineer, City of Fort Myers 239-470-9820 • ayoub.albahou@gmail.com Calusa

Albassam, Mustafa, PE, PEPP City Engineer, City of Tamarac 6011 Nob Hill Rd, Tamarac, FL 33321 mustafa.albassam@tamarac.org Broward

Albergo, Dylan, PE, FPEI Professional Engineer, TLP Engineering Consultants, Inc. 813-789-2076 • dylan.albergo@tlpeng.com Tampa

Albergo, Nicholas, PE, DEE, F. ASCE, D. WRE, F. EWRI, PEPP Senior Advisor, GHD Services Limited 5904 Hampton Oaks Pkwy #F, Tampa, FL 33610 813-335-2148 • nicholas.albergo@ghd.com

Tampa

Albert, Mike, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 500 Australian Ave South, Ste. 850, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 561-283-9740 • malbert@chenmoore.com

Palm Beach

Alcantara, Erik, PE, PMP, ENV SP, PEPP Client Service Manager, Senior PM, AECOM 813-514-3860 • erik.alcantara@aecom.com

Miami

Aldana Campos, Katia, Lorena, PEPP Engineer III Water/Wastewater, Mott MacDonald Florida LLC 302 E Flora St, Tampa, FL 33604 656-212-8995 • klaldanac@gmail.com

Tampa

Aldir, Jose, PEPP

Senior Design Engineer, Civil Works, Inc. 305-905-4043 • jaldir@hotmail.com

Miami

Aldridge, Jennifer, EI, FPEG DisaSte.r Recovery Project & Floodplain Manager, City of Panama City Planning Development, 501 Harrison Ave, Panama City, FL 32401 850-872-3004 • jaldridge@panamacity.gov

Gulf Coast

Alemany, Jasmi, FECON President, Expedition Consulting Engineers, LLC 407-334-8035 • jalemany@expeditionce.com

Central Florida

Alessandri, Raul, Eugenio, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, Alvarez Engineers Inc. 4415 SW 88 Ave, Miami, FL 33165 305-551-7956 raul.alessandri@alvarezeng.com

Miami

Alexander, Thomas, PE, FECON Electrical Engineer, HumberGarick Engineers 142 Eglin Pkwy SE, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548 850-243-6723 • talexander@hgce.com Emerald Coast

Alfonso, Orlando, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, Nova Consulting Inc., 10486 NW 31 Terr, Miami, FL 33172 305-436-9200 oalfonso@novaconsulting.com Central Florida

AlHawaree, Mohamad, PE, PEPP Vice President Managing Principal, Ardaman & Associates, Inc., 9412 Egret Cove Court, Orlando, FL 32825 407-467-8282 • malhawaree@ardaman.com Central Florida

AlHebshi, Rayan, FPEI Kapur & Associates Inc. 1829 SW 8th Court, Cape Coral, FL 33991 239-297-2035 • ralhebshi@kapurinc.com Calusa

Allady, Kumar, Achyut, PE, PEPP President, RADISE International 8725 Grapeview Boulevard, Loxahatchee, FL 33470 561-753-0840 • kumar.allady@radise.net Palm Beach

Allen, Gregory, Scott, PE, PEPP President, Masco Enterprises, LLC 5858 Coopers Basin Drive, Milton, FL 32583 850-712-7455 • g.allen@mascoenterprises.us Northwest Florida

Allen, Michael, S., PE, PEPP President, Allen Engineering Inc. 106 Dixie Ln, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 321-783-7443 • mallen@alleneng.net Indian River

Alley, C. Brian, PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. 288 W Silverthorn Ln, Ponte Vedra, FL 32081 904-487-3005 • balley@aimengr.com Northeast Florida

Allfonso, Starr, FPEI Engineer, Wade Trim 786-720-4900 • starralfonso@hotmail.com Miami

Allison, Christopher, E. J., PEPP George F Young, Inc. 941-807-4649 christopher.allison72@gmail.com Myakka

Almonte, Leonte, PE, FPEI Vice President, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. 305-535-7750 leo.almonte@kimleyhorn.com Miami

Alvarez, Juan, R., PE, PEPP President, Alvarez Engineers Inc. 305-640-1345

juan.alvarez@alvarezeng.com Miami

Alvarez, Ricardo, L., PE, PEPP Retired 10108 Figman Way, Orlando, FL 32827

787-667-5217 • rickalvarez1@gmail.com Central Florida

Alvies, Courtland, LeRoy, PE , FPEI Geotechnical Services Department Manager, Professional Service Industries (PSI)

1608 Oak Arbor Ln, Valrico, FL 33596 352-817-9961

courtland.alvies00@gmail.com

Tampa

Amaba, Ben, PE, PhD, CPIM, LEED AP, PEPP Partner, Anology Solutions 10821 SW 36th Place, Gainesville, FL 32608 202-702-7735 • benamaba@gmail.com North Central

Amaden, Todd, C, PE, PEPP President, Landmark Engineering & Surveying Corp. 8515 Palm River Road, Tampa, FL 33619 813-621-7841 • tca@lesc.com

Tampa

Amaden, Walter, D., PEPP, PE Retired 16115 Cape Coral Dr., Wimauma, FL 33598

813-685-1159 • damaden1@verizon.net

Tampa

Ambare, Sameer, PE, PMP, PEPP Senior Technical Director, WSP USA 15114 Spinnaker Cove Lane, Winter Garden, FL 34787 407-232-3904 • sameer.ambare@gmail.com Central Florida

Ambikapathy, Babuji, FPEI Chief Engineer, VHB 407-230-2762 • bambikapathy1@gmail.com Central Florida

Amerson, Samuel, T., PE, FPEG Director, Martin County Utilities & Solid Waste 772-260-9613 • samerson@martin.fl.us Treasure Coast

Amico, Jr., Dominick, J., PE, PEPP President, LJA Engineering, Inc. 4541 1st Ave NW, Naples, FL 34118

813-947-6184 • damico@lja.com Calusa

Andersen, Kirt, PE Civil, PEPP President,Priority Engineering, LLC 248-308-4292 • andersen@priorityeng.com Tampa

Andersen, Peter, G., PE, PEPP Principal Engineer, Andersen Andre Consulting Engineers Inc. 772-408-2964 • pandersen@aaceinc.com Treasure Coast

Anderson, Ashley, Walker, PE, FPEG Forecasting and Project Cost Engineer, FDOT 850-902-3860 ashley.anderson@dot.state.fl.us Big Bend

Anderson, Branan, PE, PEPP Roadway Project Engineer, Kisinger Campo & Associates banderson@kcaeng.com Tampa

Anderson, Christian, FEE Financial Professional, Alliance Financial Group 239-893-6219 • Canderson@afgfl.com Calusa

Anderson, John, R., PE, PEPP President, Tigerbrain Engineering pelicense@tigerbrain.com Central Florida

Anderson, Kari, FPEI Director of Florida Operations, Columbia Engineering 1101 Gulf Breeze Pkwy, Bldg 3, Ste. 5, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 850-393-0685 kanderson@columbiaengineering.com Northwest Florida

Anderson, Melvin, W., FES Fellow, FEE Professor Emeritus, Retired 2105 Cape Bend Ave, Tampa, FL 33613 813-961-7087 • mel59anderson@gmail.com Tampa

Anderson, Michael, Calvin, PE, CPM, FPEG Engineer III, Okaloosa County Public Works 1759 S Ferdon Blvd, Crestview, FL 32539 850-423-4834 manderson@myokaloosa.com Emerald Coast

Anderson, Miles, C., PE, PEPP Owner, Miles Christian Anderson Consulting Engineers 10140 SE 42nd Court, Belleview, FL 34420 352-528-3151 miles.anderson@mcaengineers.com Forest

Anderson, Raymond, Josef, PE, PEPP Engineering Manager, Automation Control Service, LLC 850-384-2154 josef.anderson@autoconserv.com Northwest Florida

Andre, David, Philip, PE, PEPP Principal Engineer, Andersen Andre Consulting Engineers, Inc. 834 SW Swan Avenue, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34983

dandre@aaceinc.com Treasure Coast

Andre, Rachel, and Environmental, MS, PE, PEPP President, Geotechnical and Environmental Consultants 919 Lake Baldwin Lane, Orlando, FL 32814 randre@gecfla.com Central Florida

Andre, Teresa, L., PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, CAPTEC Engineering, Inc. 727-692-4344 • tandre@gocaptec.com Treasure Coast

Andreoni, Christopher, PEPP Senior Associate, KEITH 954-328-7359 • candreoni@keithteam.com Broward

Andreu, Jose, Electrical Engineer, FECON President, Andreu & Associates, Inc. 4201 Tranquility Dr, Highland Beach, FL 33487 561-278-9423 • joseandreu1942@gmail.com Palm Beach

Andrews, Glenn, PE in Florida & Pennsylvania, PEPP Owner, Andrews Consulting Engineering PLLC 8499 Labelia Court, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34952 772-361-5865 • glennandrewspe@gmail.com Treasure Coast

Andrews, II, John, R., PE, FPEG City Engineer, City of Fort Pierce 3535 Sunrise Blvd, Fort Pierce, FL 34982 772-467-3773 • jbye@cityoffortpierce.com Treasure Coast

Anglin, James, P., PE, PEPP Chief Operating Officer, HNTB 3323 Oakmont Terrace, Longwood, FL 32779 407-804-0500 • janglin@hntb.com Central Florida

Angueira Carrasco, Camilo, Ignacio, PEPP CONNECT Engineering 786-521-8296 • cangueira@connecteng.us Miami

Ansari, Mohammad, PEPP Project Manager, KimleyHorn and Associates Inc. 352-438-3000 • mo.ansari@kimleyhorn.com Forest

AnStett, Craig, PEPP Regional Manager, Earth Tech 813-241-7418 • craigmanSte.tt@gmail.com Tampa

Anston, Robert, C., PE, FECON 10525 Lake Williams Dr, Odessa, FL 33556 813-961-8067 Tampa

Anthony, Gordon, C., FECON Retired 3552 Casalta Cir, New Smyrna, FL 32168 386-423-3526 • ganthony@cfl.rr.com Central Florida

Antonacci, Jeffrey, S., PE, PTOE, PEPP Traffic and Pavement Management Lead Engineer, Infrastructure Consulting and Engineering, 217-416-3111 • jeffrey.antonacci@iceeng.com Pinellas

Antonelli, John, PE, FECON VP of Engineering, SunSmart Engineering, 863-860-2711 john.antonelli@sunsmartengineering.com Calusa

Anwaar, Ashar, FECON Professional Engineer, Pistorino & Alam Consulting Engineers, Inc., 954-854-7940 • ashar@pamiami.com Miami

Ao, Mengya, FPEI HNTB Corporation 555 N Broadway Ave, Bartow, FL 33830 217-418-8549 • mao@hntb.com Ridge

Apaez, Samuel, PEPP Structural Engineer I, SBA Communication Corporation 1201 NW 15th Ct., Apt. 3, Boca Raton, FL 33486 561-856-2613 • samuelapaez12@gmail.com

Palm Beach

Appenzeller, Keith, A., PE, PEPP Retired 1123 Ranch Rd, Tarpon Springs, FL 34689 727-430-7254 • keithappenzeller@gmail.com Pinellas

Araj, Elie, G., PE, D. WRE, PEPP President, Applied Sciences Consulting, Inc. 1000 North Ashley Drive, Ste. 500, Tampa, FL 33602 earaj@appliedfl.com

Tampa

Arana, Michelle, PE, PEPP Project Manager, T.Y. Lin International 305-804-0276 • aranamichelle@yahoo.com

Miami

AraSteh, Mahshid, D., PE, FPEG Director, American Quality Consulting 901 N Bayshore Dr, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 727-725-1778 americanqualityconsultants@gmail.com Pinellas

Arauz, Jose, PE, FECON CEI Project Manager, CONSOR Engineers 786-287-0650 • jarauz@consoreng.com Miami

Arboleda, Carlos, PE, PEPP Vice President Project Director, AtkinsRéalis

7969 NW 2nd St., Apt 164, Miami, FL 33126 305-514-3232 carlos.arboleda@atkinsglobal.com Miami

Arce, Antonio, E., PEPP President, Arce Engineering Company Inc. 2130 SW 123 Ct, Miami, FL 33175 305-552-8112 • arcemail@comcast.net Miami

Archambault, John, Wilson, PE, PEPP Principal Engineer, Blue Arc Engineering, Inc. 239-464-7307 • archambault85@icloud.com Calusa

Archie, Carl, R., PE, FPEG Retired 954-236-2690 • aharchie@bellsouth.net Broward

Ardman, David, B., PEPP Engineering/Survey Business Development Manager, McKim & Creed 5472 Riverwalk Preserve Drive, New Port Richey, FL 34653 518-380-3951 • dbardman@yahoo.com Pinellas

Arey, Jeffrey, M., FES Fellow, PEPP 2215 Jose Cir S. Jacksonville, FL 32217 904-307-7012 • areygator@comcast.net Northeast Florida

Argudin, Alberto, D., PE, CGC, FASCE, LEED AP, PEPP President, A.D.A. Engineering Inc. 13841 SW 36 St, Miami, FL 33175 305-225-8643 • aargudin@adaeng.net

Miami

ArmbruSter, Jonathan, PE, FPEI Vice President Waterfront, Taylor Engineering Inc. 254 Stately Shoals Trl, Ponte Vedra, FL 32081 jarmbruSte.r@taylorengineering.com Northeast Florida

Armijos, Efrain, Efrain, PE, PEng, MBA, PgMP, PMP, FPEI Senior Associate, Hazen 848 Brickell Key Dr, Apt. 1002, Miami, FL 33134 305-409-5414 earmijos@hazenandsawyer.com

Miami

Arnold, Brian, PE, PEPP 804 SW Sun Circle, Palm City, FL 34990 703-434-0872 • brian.arnold@glhomes.com Treasure Coast

Arnold, Michael, FPEI American Structurepoint, Inc, 19406 Long Lake Ranch Blvd., Lutz, FL 33558 813-579-5841 • marnold@structurepoint.com

Tampa

Arrant, Nikole, Hamilton, FPEG Project Manager, HNTB Corporation 850-658-2412 • narrant@hntb.com Gulf Coast

Arreaga, Jacquelyn, FPEI WGI 561-633-8522 arreagajacquelyn@yahoo.com Palm Beach

Arriaga, Giovanni, FPEG 4602 Connie Ave N, Lehigh Acres, FL 33971 239-565-3593 giovanni.arriaga01@gmail.com Calusa

Arrington, Whitney, FECON Contract Support Specialist, DRMP, Inc.

1559 W Nine Mile Rd, Apt. 3226, Pensacola, FL 32534 251-238-7386 • warrington@drmp.com Northwest Florida

Arroju, Ganesh Chary, CAPM, CMIT, LEED GA, FECON Project Controls Analyst, Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. 786-784-8122 • arrojuganesh77@gmail.com Miami

Ash, Ronald, M., PEPP President, Ronald M. Ash, PE 2352 Palm Harbor Dr, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 561-625-4242 • rmash@comcast.net Palm Beach

Atkins, Leonard, PE, PEPP Retired

2555 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Ste. 220, Coral Gables, FL 33134 786-888-6988 latkins@maxwellengineers.com Miami

Attawia, Akiwumi, PEPP OSEH Inc., 312-776-2155 • aattawia@osehinc.com Out Of State

Aubry, Kevin, PE, PEPP Principal Geotechnical Engineer, Terracon Consultants, Inc., 1175 Summerwood Cir, West Palm Beach, FL 33414 561-662-1297 • kevin.aubry@terracon.com Palm Beach

Autrey, Jason, T., PE, FPEG Public Works Director, Okaloosa County 850-689-5772 • jautrey@myokaloosa.com Emerald Coast

Avalon, Andrew, PE, FECON President, Long International Inc. 8633 Willow Kane Ct, Orlando, FL 32835 aavalon@longintl.com Central Florida

Avila, Denys, FPEI Project Engineer, Scalar Consulting Group Inc.

5713 Corporate Way, Ste. 200, West Palm Beach, FL 33407 561-598-2256 • davila@scalarinc.net Palm Beach

Avitabile, James, R., PE, PEPP Director of Engineering East, ESP Associates, Inc. 8039 Peaceful Circle, Sanford, FL 32771 407-421-7662 javitabile@espassociates.com Central Florida

Azzi, Maroun, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, Palm Beach County Roadway Production 2300 N Jog Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 561-540-6210 • mazzi@pbcgov.org Palm Beach

Baan, Joseph, PE, FPEI Senior Project Delivery Leader, Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP 863-670-9361 • jbaan@rkk.com Ridge

Backer II, James, K, PEPP Managing Director, Critical Systems, LLC 502-727-0815 • jamesbckr123@gmail.com Out Of State

Baez, Teofilo, J., PE, PEPP Balhar Group, Inc. 9837 Equus Cir, Boynton Beach, FL 33472 561-734-2024 • teofilobaez@comcast.net Palm Beach

Bagoo, Brandon, FPEG Client Services Manager, NorthStar Contracting Group, Inc. 561-906-5029 • bbagoo1187@gmail.com Palm Beach

Bahdanovich, Maksim, EI, PEPP Engineer I, HNTB Corporation 202-280-4457 maksimbahdanovich@icloud.com Big Bend

Bailey, Olive, T, PE, FPEG Assistant Land Development Director, Palm Beach County 2300 N Jog Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 561-684-4090 • obailey@pbc.gov Palm Beach

Bailey, Stephen, E., PE, PEPP President, Bailey Engineering Consultants, 10620 Griffin Road, Ste. 202, Cooper City, FL 33328 561-252-1304 sbailey@baileyengineering.com Broward

Bailey, Terrence, N., PE, PEPP City of Riviera Beach, 1481 15th, Riviera Beach Public Work, Riviera Beach, FL 33404 561-655-1151 • tbaileype@gmail.com Palm Beach

Bajere, Paul, PE, FPEI

Senior Roadway Engineer, T.Y. Lin International 407-563-7101 • paul.bajere@tylin.com Broward

Baker, Spencer, PEPP Project Engineer, Patel, Greene & Associates, LLC (PGA) 321-258-5894 spencer.baker@patelgreene.com Tampa

Baker, William, PEPP MacVicar Consulting Inc. billb@macvinc.com Palm Beach

Baldo, Burt, PE, PEPP Senior Vice President/Principal, KimleyHorn 305-673-2025 • burt.baldo@kimleyhorn.com Miami

Baldocchi, Rick, V., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP

Vice President, AVCON, INC. 750 Alba Drive, Orlando, FL 32804 rbaldocchi@avconinc.com Central Florida

Ballbe, Carlos, Jose, PE, PEPP President, Ballbe & Associates, Inc. P.O. Box 70488, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33307 954-491-7811 • carlos@baeng.us Broward

Balsinde, Bruce, FPEI Clymer Farner Barley 352-266-7804 • bruce.balsinde@gmail.com Central Florida

Balter, Eugene, N., PE 471 Settlers Point Drive, Taylorsville, KY 40071 502-354-9143 • gene.balter@gmail.com Out Of State

Bangs, Paul, J.,F ellow, PE, FECON Semi Retired 2067 NW Chenille Ln, Stuart, FL 34994 772-260-1973 • pjbangs@bellsouth.net Treasure Coast

Banks, Forrest, H., PEPP Retired 1334 Jambalana Ln, Fort Myers, FL 33901 239-936-0857 • mrider@centurylink.com Calusa

Bankuty, Jr, Geza, F, PE, FPEI Regional Director of Civil Engineering, PBK 941-932-6362 • geza.bankuty@pbk.com Myakka

Barber, III, Frederick, T., PE, PEPP CEO, Agnoli, Barber & Brundage Inc. 42 9th St., Bonita Springs, FL 34134 941-992-3628 • barberr@abbinc.com Calusa

Barile, Logan, Taylor, FPEI

Senior Project Manager, WGI 813-503-7215 • logan.barile559@gmail.com Tampa

Barker, Carol, C, PE, FPEI VHB 407-491-1874 • Cbarker@ardurra.com Central Florida

Barkley, Douglas, R., PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Barkley Consulting Engineers Inc. 2840 Remington Green Circle, Ste. E, Tallahassee, FL 32308 850-297-0440 • douglas.barkley@bcei.us Big Bend

Barnes, Hal, G., PE, FPEG Retired 954-465-5470 hgb1010@gmail.com Broward

Barnes, III, James, Vincent, PE, SI Limited, PEPP Forensic Division Manager, Pennoni 8516 Bramwell Way, Tampa, FL 33647 727-341-5880 • vbarnes@pennoni.com Pinellas

Barnwell, Lindsey, PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer/Project Manager, RK&K 2645 Silver River Trail, Orlando, FL 32828 lbarnwell@rkk.com Central Florida

Barnwell, Shari, PE, FPEI Project Manager, KimleyHorn and Associates Inc. 655 North Franklin Street, Ste. 150, Tampa, FL 33602 813-635-5514 shari.barnwell@kimleyhorn.com Tampa

BaronRuiz, Angela, FPEI Senior Engineer / Senior Project Manager, CHA Consulting, Inc. 305-815-1202 • angiebaron@gmail.com Miami

Barr, Patricia, PE, PEPP Simmons & White Inc. 13966 Morning Glory Dr, Wellington, FL 33414 561-136-1483 tricia@simmonsandwhite.com Palm Beach

Barraco, Carl, A., PE, PEPP President, Barraco and Associates Inc. 2271 McGregor Boulevard, Fort Myers, FL 33901 239-461-3170 • carlb@barraco.net Calusa

Barraco, Jr, Vincent, Orazio, E.I., FPEI Barraco and Associates 4251 Orange River Loop Road, Fort Myers, FL 33905 239-304-6581 • vinnieb@barraco.net Calusa

Barrera Allen, Leonard, Andrew, PE, FPEI Senior Engineer, Cummins Cederberg 9350 Fontainebleau Blvd, Apt 206, Miami, FL 33172 786-863-1109 • leonard.allen001@gmail.com Miami

Barrett, Christopher, EI, PEPP Engineer Intern, Johnson Engineering Inc. 239-284-8157 • csb@johnsoneng.com Calusa

Barrineau, Harold, Watson, PE, FECON President, H.W. Barrineau & Associates, Inc. 4405 S.E. 2nd Place, Ocala, FL 34471 352-624-9901 • hbarrineau@hwbeng.net Forest

Barrios, Valentina, Ines, Roadway Engineer, FPEI Sr. Engineer I, AtkinsRealis 305-514-3220 valentina.barriosvillegas@atkinsrealis.com Miami

Barry, Jr., Thomas, F., PE, PEPP DOT Business Development, AtkinsRéalis 407-806-4313 • tom.barry@atkinsglobal.com

Central Florida

Bartell, Elizabeth, PE, FPEI ELEMENT Engineering Group 321-331-9447 • ebartell@elementeg.com

Central Florida

Barthelemy, Bodler, PE, FPEG Senior Project Manager, South Florida Regional Transportation Authority 897 NW 167 Ave, Pembroke Pines, FL 33028 954-788-7901 • barthelemyb@sfrta.fl.gov Broward

Barthelemy, Patrick, PEPP PE, Stormwater J Engineering, Inc 1855 Indian Rd, 202, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 561-242-0028 • pbstormj@gmail.com Palm Beach

Basham, Gary, L., PE, FPEG Engineer III, FL Brevard County BOC 772-260-8928 • jbgb6274@gmail.com Indian River

Bass, Freeman, PE, PEPP Director of Energy, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 904-398-8636 • fbass@chenmoore.com Northeast Florida

Bassett, Steven, C., FES Fellow, PE, FECON 7351 Plantation Rd., Plantation, FL 33317 954-401-3243 sbassett.me65@gtalumni.org Broward

Bassil, Chaouki, E., PEPP Project Manager, Heery S & G 310 Lakestone Lndg,

Woodstock, GA 30188 305-378-6999 • cbassil@miamiairport.com Miami

Batalama, Stella, FEE Dean, College of Eng. & Computer Science, Florida Atlantic University 777 Glades Road, Building EE 96, Room 308, Boca Raton, FL 33431 561-297-3426 • sbatalama@fau.edu

Palm Beach

Batey, Madeline, PE, FPEI Project Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 850-570-5622 • mbatey@chenmoore.com Northeast Florida

Batista, Greg, FECON G. Batista Engineering & Construction, 3806 Davie Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 954-434-2053 • gregbatistape@gmail.com Broward

Bauknecht, Bradley, PE, PEPP Vice President/Owner, Newkirk Engineering Inc. 1230 US Hwy. 1, Ste. 3, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 bradb@newkirkengineering.com Daytona Beach

Bayard, Sybille, PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, Modjeski and MaSte.rs, Inc. 9311 Southwest 78th Court, Miami, FL 33156 305-345-7386 • SBayard@modjeski.com Miami

Bayer, Mark, Anthony, FPEI Project Manager, Bayer United Engineering Consultants, LLC 813-460-2199 • mbayer@bayerunited.com

Tampa

Bayless, III, Thomas, Gardner, FES Fellow, PE, FPEG Senior Capital Program Manager, National Institutes of Health 12209 Braxfield Ct., Apt. 6, Rockville, MD 20850 727-455-6414 • gardner.bayless@gmail.com Pinellas

Bear, Scott, L., PE, PEPP 2212 Avenue B, Bradenton Beach, FL 34217 407-497-6013 • bearsdenfl@cfl.rr.com Myakka

Beatty, C., Danvers, PE, FPEG Deputy Director, NPBCID 359 Hiatt Drive, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 561-719-3222 • danvers@npbcid.org

Palm Beach

Beaulieu, Eric, PEPP Vice President, DLZ Florida, LLC 401 Bay Street, Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 904-539-7902 • ebeaulieu@dlz.com Northeast Florida

Beaver, PhD, Robert, D., PE, PEPP Principal Engineer Design Assurance, Retired 12647 Valencia Dr, Clermont, FL 34711 352-394-7975 • rdtfbeav@gmail.com

Central Florida

Bechtol, Thomas, R., PE, PEPP President, Bechtol Engineering & Testing Inc. 605 W New York Ave, Deland, FL 32720 386-734-8444 • tb@bechtol.com Daytona Beach

Beck, George, J., PE, FPEG Senior Professional Engineer, Palm Beach County Engineering & Public Works

561-684-4083 • gbeck@pbcgov.org Palm Beach

Beers, Christopher, D., PE, PSM, PEPP Branch Manager, Johnson Engineering, 17833 Murdock Circle, Port Charlotte, FL 33948 941-766-6262 • cbeers@johnsoneng.com Myakka

Begovich, Jeff, PE, CGC, FECON Vice President, Tierra, Inc. 19150 Groves Drive, Groveland, FL 34736 407-877-1354 • jbegovich@tierraeng.com

Central Florida

Behar, Robert, Jose, PE, PEPP President, R.J. Behar & Company, Inc. 954-680-7771 • bbehar@rjbehar.com Broward

Bell, Douglas, R., PEPP Owner, Douglas R. Bell, Attorney at Law 3761 E Lake Estates Dr, Davie, FL 33328

954-473-0711 • bell8526@bellsouth.net Broward

Bell, J. Mike, PE, PEPP Principal Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 5100 Jessie Harbor Drive, Unit 503, Osprey, FL 34229

941-208-2049 • MikeBell.PE@gmail.com Myakka

Bellhorn, Paul, FPEG Section Manager, Pinellas County 727-464-3657 • pbellhor@pinellas.gov Pinellas

Belrose, Henri, V., PE, PEPP Sr. Project Manager, WGI 1119 MunSter Street, Orlando, FL 32803 813-253-3690 • henry.belrose@wginc.com Central Florida

Belser, Stephen, PE, PEPP Owner, JWM Engineering, LLC 561-281-9904 Stephen.belser@jwmengineering.com North Central

Belt, Joseph, W., PE, FECON Belt Engineering, LLC 1503 West Busch Blvd., Tampa, FL 33612 jbelt@beltengineering.com Tampa

Beltre, Silvia, M., PE, PEPP Ardurra Group, Inc. 8265 NW 163 Street, Miami Lakes, FL 33016 SBeltre@ardurra.com Miami

Bender, Christopher, J., PE, PEPP Project Manager,Taylor Engineering Inc. 501 Caraway Ct, Saint Johns, FL 32259 904-230-3195 cbender@taylorengineering.com Northeast Florida

Benedico, Nick, A., PE, PMP, AICP, ENV SP, PEPP Vice President, Lochner 407-701-2156 • nbenedico@hwlochner.com Central Florida

Benitez, Christopher, FPEI Project Manager, Transportation, Stantec Consulting Services Inc, 305-898-8300 • chris.benitez@stantec.com Miami

Benitez, Daniel, PEPP Roadway Division Manager, BCC Engineering Inc. dbenitez@bcceng.com Miami

Benjamin, Cole, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. cbenjamin@chenmoore.com Broward

Bennett, Harmon, C, FECON Principal Engineer, Tierra South Florida Inc. 5003 Vine Cliff Way W, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 561-687-8536 • hbennett@tierrasf.com Palm Beach

Bennett, William, Harrison, PE, FECON Professional Engineer, Epic Fornesics & Engineering harrisonbennett@outlook.com Palm Beach

Benson, Eric, PEPP KimleyHorn & Associates, 2902 Sunset Retreat Ct, Kissimmee, FL 34747 507-696-5363 eric.benson@kimleyhorn.com Central Florida

Benton, Cornelius, Certified Building Contractor, FECON Branch Manager, Nova Engineering and Enviornmental 4081 SW 47th Ave, Ste. 2, Davie, FL 33308

954-424-2520 • Cbenton@usanova.com Broward

Benvie, Donald, A, PEPP President & CEO, Tectonic Engineering Consultants, Geologists & Land Surveyors, D.P.C. dabenvie@tectonicengineering.com Tampa

Berenis, Joseph, A.,PE, PEPP Retired 1632 Evening Summit Circle, Minneola, FL 34715 407-293-8573 • joebethber@gmail.com

Central Florida

Beresheim, Scott, PE, PEPP President, Fulcrum Forensics, 8635 W. Hillsborough Ave, Ste. 150, Tampa, FL 33615 813-524-7008 Marketing@FulcrumForensics.com

Tampa

Bergmann, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP WGI 2035 Vista Pkwy #100, West Palm Beach, FL 33411

Jeffrey.bergmann@wginc.com

Palm Beach

Berry, James, J., PEPP 1346 Morier St, Jacksonville, FL 32207 904-398-7342 Northeast Florida

Bertoncini, Mark, PE, PEPP Director, Transportation Engineering, VHB 2294 Foliage Oak Terr, Oviedo, FL 32766 407-488-7801 • mbertoncini@vhb.com Central Florida

Bertossa, Harry, D., FES Fellow, PEPP Transportation Consulting, Self Employed 4504 Harbor Ct, Fort Myers, FL 33908 239-432-9418 • abertossa@gmail.com Calusa

Besing, Grant, FPEG Professional Engineer, Palm Beach County Engineering 561-684-4191 • gbesing@pbc.gov Palm Beach

Best, Jr, Robert, W, PE, M.ASCE, PEPP Orlando Office Leader/Principal Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 407-536-7970 • rbest@chenmoore.com Central Florida

Bettger, Todd, PE, PMP, PEPP Office Principal, HDR 321-436-7861 • todd.bettger@hdrinc.com Central Florida

Bevilacqua, Anthony, M., PE, PEPP Bridge Design Engineer, Ardurra Group, Inc. 305-790-9949 • tonybev13@outlook.com Central Florida

Beyer, Patrick, L., FES Fellow, PEPP 1100 Mandalay Point, Clearwater, FL 33767

patrickbeyer77@gmail.com Pinellas

Bhavsar, Nimesh, FPEI President, OM Engineering Services, Inc. 621 E. Washington Street, Ste. 8, Ste. 8, Orlando, FL 32801 407-704-7815 • nimesh@omengineer.com Central Florida

Bickett, Alison, PE, FPEG Deputy City Engineer, City of Naples, Public Works Department 239-213-5000 • abickett@naplesgov.com Calusa

Biddle, Morgan, PE, FECON Civil Engineer, KimleyHorn & Associates 954-292-6268 • biddlemorg@gmail.com Palm Beach

Biggerman, Shaina, FPEI HDR Engineering Inc. 954-651-3605 shaina.biggerman@hdrinc.com Broward

Biggs, Thomas, A., PE, PEPP Executive Vice President, Mock, Roos & Associates Inc., 11204 Marina Bay Rd, Wellington, FL 33449 561-790-7052 thomas.biggs@mockroos.com Palm Beach

Bingham, Ralph, L., PE, PEPP 2176 Linden Rd, Winter Park, FL 32792 407-677-7062 • rbingham3@cfl.rr.com Central Florida

Blaida, Ryan, PE, PEPP Arcadis U.S., Inc. 1103 Executive Center Dr, Orlando, FL 32803 407-284-5140 • ryan.blaida@arcadis.com Central Florida

Blair, Floyd, F., Retired PE, FPEI 1942 SE 37 Court Cir, Ocala, FL 34471 352-694-5333 • fblair@att.net Forest

Blaisel, Scott, Michael, PE, PEPP Sr. Engineer, HDR Engineering Inc. 7521 Avocet Dr, Wesley Chapel, FL 33544 813-994-4771 • scott.blaisel@hdrinc.com Tampa

Blake, Alex, PE, FPEG Engineer, City of Palm Coast 160 Lake Ave, Palm Coast, FL 32164 386-986-2515 • ablake@palmcoastgov.com Daytona Beach

Blansit, Bridget, Elizabeth, PEPP NE Fl CEI Area Leader, RS&H, Inc. 904-424-7246 • bridget.blansit@rsandh.com Northeast Florida

Blaylock, Roger, A., PE, FPEG County Engineer, Retired

3707 Sawmill Cir, Pace, FL 32571

850-994-3063 • rgrblylck@gmail.com Northwest Florida

Blazowski, Jeff, FPEI AECOM Technical Services 813-728-5666 • jeff.blazowski@aecom.com Tampa

Blitch, Benjamin, A, PE, PEPP Dewberry Engineers, Inc. 1000 Berwick Cir, Lynn Haven, FL 32444 850-819-5984 • benblitchpe@gmail.com Gulf Coast

Block, David, L., FES Fellow, FEE Director Emeritus, Florida Solar Energy Center 70 Barcelona #F2, Merritt Island, FL 32952

407-453-6866 • block@fsec.ucf.edu Indian River

Bloetscher, Frederick, PE, FEE Professor, Florida Atlantic University P.O. Box 220265, Hollywood, FL 33022 239-250-2423 • h2o_man@bellsouth.net Broward

Bloxam, Corey, PE, PEPP Project Manager, DRMP, Inc. 727-735-5146 • CBloxam@drmp.com Pinellas

Bobo, Loreen, Choate, PE, FPEG Director of Transportation Development, FDOT D5 125 Variety Tree Circle, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 407-252-6040 loreen.bobo@dot.state.fl.us Central Florida

Boehme, John, FPEI 14030 Atlantic Blvd, Apt. 1405, Jacksonville, FL 32225 352-448-9533 • Golferboehme@gmail.com Central Florida

Bogart, Keith, PE, FPEI Jacksonville Highway Group Leader, RS&H, Inc. 904-256-2146 • keith.bogart@rsandh.com Northeast Florida

Bojd, Hamid, G., PE, PhD, PEPP 18102 Diamond Cove Ct, Tampa, FL 33647 813-973-7303 • hamidbojd@gmail.com Pinellas

Bojorge, Carlos, A, PE, FPEG Project Manager, Palm Beach County Engineering & Public Works 561-684-4126 • cab24@live.com Palm Beach

Bolivar, Juan, C., PE, PMP, MS, PEPP Transportation Practice Leader Sr. Project Mgr, Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 21055 NE 37 Ave #2303, Aventura, FL 33180

561-706-6042 • juan.bolivar@stantec.com

Palm Beach

Bolivar, Luis, PE, PEPP Peninsula Improvement Corp lbolivar@peneng.com Calusa

Bologna, Alessandro, M., PEPP Associate Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 561-603-9616 alessandrobologna2020@gmail.com Palm Beach

Bolton, Robert, J., PE, FPEG Director of Water & Sewer, City of Vero Beach 3875 Toby Ave, Grant Valkaria, FL 32950 321-727-8765 • rbolton@covb.org Indian River

Bonar, II, Henry, B., PE, FECON CEO, Bonar Engineering & Construction Company 4939 Morven Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32210 904-388-7745 hank@bonarengineering.com Northeast Florida

Bond, Daniel, PE, PEPP Director, Land/Site, BGE, Inc. 941-208-2008 • dbond@bgeinc.com Myakka

Bonner, Mark, PE, PEPP Vice President, Parsons Corporation 705 Mill Trail Court, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 904-891-3994 • mark.bonner@parsons.com Northeast Florida

Booeshaghi, Farhad, PE, PhD, PEPP Consulting Engineer/Managing Member, Global Engineering & Scientific Solutions 3121 Fairlane Farms Road, Ste. 1, Wellington, FL 33414 561-422-5972 • accounting@gess1.com Big Bend

Boomer, Cody, PEPP Senior Project Manager, LJA Engineering, Inc. 3653 Cagney Drive, Ste. 204, Tallahassee, FL 32309 678-717-7500 • cboomer@lja.com

Big Bend

Borges, Fabiano, FPEI Senior Project Manager, Davidson Engineering Inc. 3351 Pilot Circle, Naples, FL 34120 239-434-6060 fabiano@davidsonengineering.com Calusa

Borges, Vanessa, PEPP Engineer Intern, WGI Inc. 813-574-3190 • voborges96@gmail.com Tampa

Borgmeyer, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Apex Companies 604 Oconee Ave, Tampa, FL 33606 813-254-3600 • jabrg@aol.com Tampa

Born, Eric, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Patel, Greene & Associates LLC 909-201-6631 • eric.born@patelgreene.com Central Florida

Bostic, Craig, PE, PMP, ENVSP, PEPP Roadway Division Manager, BCC Engineering, LLC. 407-803-2043 • cbostic@bcceng.com Central Florida

Bottcher, Sandra, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, SLB Consulting of SW Florida LLC 239-250-3257 • sandra@slbconsult.com Calusa

Bourgeois, Etienne, PE, PEPP CEI Area Manager, Gannett Fleming, Inc. 207 Senate Ave, Camp Hill, FL 17011 561-252-7473 • ebourgeois@GFnet.com Treasure Coast

Bouyounes, Mounir, PE, FPEG County Engineer, Marion County Commission 1810 NE 39 Ct, Ocala, FL 34470 352-236-1944 mounir.bouyounes@marioncountyfl.org Forest

Bowen, Chantal, F, PE, PEPP Vice President, Hanson Professional Services Inc. 8075 Gate Parkway West, Ste. 204, Jacksonville, FL 32216 941-737-0090 • scresswell@hansoninc.com Northeast Florida

Bowers, William, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer I, JS Held, LLC 813-766-0625 • wbowers@jsheld.com Tampa

Bowyer, James, W., PEPP 900 Live Oak St, Maitland, FL 32751 Central Florida

Bowyer, Matthew, FECON 860 N Orange Ave, 120, Orlando, FL 32801 850-728-5258 • bowye71h@gmail.com Central Florida

Boyd, Steven, PE, PEPP President, Boyd Civil Engineering Inc 6816 Hanging Moss Rd, Orlando, FL 32807 407-494-2693 • barbie@boydcivil.com Central Florida

Boyer, Alex, FPEI Roadway Senior Engineer, DRMP, Inc. 5214 Prairie Dunes Village Circle, Lake Worth, FL 33463

561-523-2988 • alexb_0530@hotmail.com Palm Beach

Boyer, John, M., PE, PEPP Chief Engineer, Bowman Consultant Group 321-608-0966 • jboyer@bowman.com Indian River

Boyer, Sr., John, T., PE, FECON Architectural Engineer, SeahagAE, 520 SE 5th Ave., Apt. 3407, Fort Lauderale, FL 33301 814-935-4785 • boyerjtbsr@aol.com Broward

Boylan, Stephen, A., PE, PEPP Vice President, GAI Consultants Inc. 321-354-5661 • s.boylan@gaiconsultants.com Central Florida

Bradbeer, Chris, FECON CEI Project Engineer, RS&H 813-418-0544 • chris.bradbeer@rsandh.com Pinellas

Bradford, William, C., PE, PEPP Retired willbradford35@icloud.com Central Florida

Brady, David, H., PEPP 3539 Maria Teresa Ave, West Palm Beach, FL 33406 561-832-0940 • davidbrady@juno.com Palm Beach

Bramblett, Louis, PE, DBIA, FPEG Sr. Project Engineer, England-Thims & Miller Inc. 1839 Collins Landing Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32310 904-642-8990 • bramblettl@etminc.com Big Bend

Brandon, Karen, D., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Associate Vice President, AECOM 561-684-3375 • karen.brandon@aecom.com Palm Beach

Brandt, Mandee, E., PE, FPEG Project Engineer, Reedy Creek Improvement District 407-718-5391 • mandee.brandt@gmail.com Central Florida

Brannen, William, F., PE, FPEI President, Brannen Engineering & Consulting, LLC 110 La Vida Ct, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 561-346-2162 • billbrannen@bellsouth.net Palm Beach

Brannon, Zach, PE, PEPP

North Florida Discipline Leader, Tierra Inc.

850-324-2040 • zbrannon@tierraeng.com Northwest Florida

Brant, Elizabeth, PE, PEPP Principal Environmental Engineer, Poly, Inc. 850-609-1100 • bbrant@polyinc.com Emerald Coast

Brantley, Thomas, P., MSCE, PE, PLS, CGC, CUC, FPEG Forensic Engineering Consultant, CSA Engineers 3213 N Shannon Lakes Dr, Tallahassee, FL 32309 850-668-7227 • brantlet@embarqmail.com Big Bend

Branton, Ricky, PE, PEPP Vice President, Mott MacDonald PO Box 611, Chipley, FL 32428 850-206-6333 • rick.branton@mottmac.com Northwest Florida

Bray, Norman, F., PEPP President, Norman F. Bray Inc. 420 N Crescent Dr, Hollywood, FL 33021 954-989-4491 • norman501@bellsouth.net Broward

Brea, Safiya, T., PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 4393 NW 42 Ct, Coconut Creek, FL 33073 954-532-1244 • sbrea@chenmoore.com Broward

Breland, Caitlin, PE, PEPP Vice President Transportation Southeast, PRIME AE Group 904-210-9833 caitlin.breland@primeeng.com Northeast Florida

Brewer, C. William, PE, FECON 18 Big Woods Dr, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926 843-689-6487 • bbrewerpe@aol.com Broward

Bridges, Eric, G., PE, FPEI AECOM Eric.Bridges@AECOM.com Broward

Brighton, Ali, PE, PEPP KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. Newberry, FL 32669 954-647-9555 ali.brighton@kimleyhorn.com North Central

Brittian, Katherine, A., PE, PEPP Vice President/Tampa Highway Group Leader, RS&H, Inc 1715 N. Westshore Blvd. Ste. 600, Tampa, FL 33607 813-636-2618 katherine.brittian@rsandh.com Tampa

Broadway, Elizabeth, A., PE, PEPP President, Broadway Engineering, PA 1335 W. Cass St, Tampa, FL 33606 813-874-1952 ebroadway@broadwayeng.com Tampa

Brockmeier, Chris, E., PE, PEPP Principal, Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 3271 Pacific Drive,

Naples, FL 34119 239-220-1460 chris.brockmeier@stantec.com Calusa

Brockmeier, Neal, E., PE, PEPP Project Director, PRIME AE Group, Inc. 904-477-0488 nbrockmeier@prosserinc.com Northeast Florida

Brodeur, Timothy, P., PE, PEPP Sr. Consultant, AECOM 684 Vistawilla Dr, Winter Springs, FL 32708 407-365-9577 • tim.brodeur@aecom.com Central Florida

Brogna, Briar, PEPP Civil Analyst, KimleyHorn & Associates, Inc. 603-770-5466 briar.brogna@kimleyhorn.com Daytona Beach

Brooks, Jacquelyn, R., PEPP Professional Engineer, WSP USA 850-545-2202 jacquelynbrooks41@gmail.com Big Bend

Brooks, William, Gillock, PEPP Sr. Vice President, HNTB Corporation 5218 Saint Regis Pl, Belle Isle, FL 32812 407-805-0355 • curenf1now@gmail.com Central Florida

Broome, Frank, Daniel, PE, FPEG Chief Engineer, Orange County Utilities 9150 Curry Ford Road, Orlando, FL 32825 407-254-9912 • dan.broome@ocfl.net Central Florida

Brossard, Richard, H., FES Fellow, FPEG Retired 4800 W. Leitner Drive, Coral Springs, FL 33067 305-755-1806 • rbrossard@bellsouth.net Broward

Brown, Andy, FPEI Business Developement Professional, SAM 932 North Ferdon Blvd, Crestview, FL 32536 850-528-4202 • andy.brown@sam.biz Northeast Florida

Brown, Jr., Anthony, J, PEPP Principal Engineer/President, JBrown Professional Group, Inc. 352-375-8999 • contact@jbpro.com North Central

Brown, Carl, PE, PEPP Partner, Total Solutions Group 407-880-2333 carl.brown@mytsghome.com Central Florida

Brown, Colby, PE, PEPP Branch Manager, Dewberry Engineers, Inc. 316 S Baylen St, Ste. 301, Pensacola, FL 32502 850-450-2921 • csbrown@dewberry.com Northwest Florida

Brown, Donald, PE, PEPP Water Resources Department Manager, DRMP 941 Lake Baldwin Ln, Orlando, FL 32814 dbrown@drmp.com Central Florida

Brown, Eliot, L., PE, PEPP Engineer, Traffic & Mobility Consultants LLC 1826 SW Janette Ave, Port St Lucie, FL 34953 eliot.brown@gmail.com Treasure Coast

Brown, Eric, Edward, EI, FPEG Florida I&C Group Manager, McKim & Creed, Inc 2710 Banner Stone Ct, Holiday, FL 34691 727-967-5200 geeked4life@tampabay.rr.com Tampa

Brown, Gabriel, Faller, PEPP Stormwater Engineer Intern, Faller, Davis & Associates Inc. 4909 New Providence Ave, Tampa, FL 33629 813-765-2017 • gbrown@fallerdavis.com

Tampa

Brown, Hunter, PE, PEPP Engineer, Coastal Design Consultants Inc. 19409 Powerline Rd, Dade City, FL 33523 352-585-2950 hunter@coastaldesignconsultants.com

Tampa

Brown, James, L., PEPP Project Engineer, Milton Engineering Consultants 772-286-7266 james@miltonengineering.com Treasure Coast

Brown, Jeremy, J., PE, FPEG Senior Professional Engineer, City of Clearwater 100 S Myrtle Ave #220, Clearwater, FL 33756 jeremy.brown@myclearwater.com Pinellas

Brown, Kevin, PE, FPEI HNTB Corporation 305-479-0365 • kebrown@hntb.com Miami

Brown, Nancy, PE, PEPP President, Faller, Davis and Associates, Inc 813-340-4421 • nfbrown@fallerdavis.com Tampa

Brown, Tommy, Lee, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, WGI 229-860-0139 • Tommy.Brown@wginc.com Big Bend

Brown, Wade, R, PE, SE, FPEI Team Leader, Weston & Sampson 239-321-6221 • brown.wade@wseinc.com Calusa

Browning, Kyle, Avery, FPEI 1840 Eldorado Ct., Saint Cloud, FL 34771 407-799-9418 kylebrowning2001@gmail.com Central Florida

Bruegger, Michael, L., PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, Pegasus 7918 Lake Placid Ln, New Port Richey, FL 34655 727-372-7752 mike@pegasusengineering.net Pinellas

Brundage, Daniel, W., PEPP President, Agnoli, Barber & Brundage Inc. 2695 66th. St SW, Naples, FL 34105 239-262-6680 • dwbrundage@abbinc.com Calusa

Bruner, Joseph, Brandon, AVP, PE, FPEG Program Manager, FDOT District 3 GEC, HNTB Corporation 850-557-6402 • bbruner@hntb.com Gulf Coast

Bryant, Malcolm, Lewis, PE, PEPP Civil Engineering Project Manager, KimleyHorn and Associates Inc. 119 Placid Dr, Fort Myers, FL 33919 352-694-5450 lewis.bryant@kimleyhorn.com Forest

Buchanan, Stanley, P., FES Fellow, MS, PE, FES FES Fellow, FPEI Professional Engineer, Stanley P. Buchanan, PE 330 Oak Estates Dr., Orlando, FL 32806 407-859-3328 • stanpbuchanan@cfl.rr.com Central Florida

Buchner, G., Bryant, PE, PEPP Chief Engineer/President, Quest Engineering & Failure Analysis 1937 Raymond Diehl Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32308 850-531-0007 gbb@queSte.ngineering.com Big Bend

Bucklew, Sandra, M., PE, PEPP HNTB Corporation 904-296-0207 • sbucklew@HNTB.com Northeast Florida

Budhrani, Usha, FPEI Modjeski & Masters 979-739-9015 • ubudhrani@modjeski.com Miami

Budik, Alfredo, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, NV5 14486 Commerce Way, Miami Lakes, FL 33016 305-796-0546 • Alfredo.Budik@nv5.com Miami

Budnovich, Donald, PE, FPEG Director of Maintenance, Central Florida Expressway Authority

4974 ORL Tower Road, Orlando, FL 32807

407-949-1105 donald.budnovich@cfxway.com Central Florida

Buitron, Michelle, Gabriela, FPEI Associate PM, Patel, Greene & Associates LLC 734-276-4655 michelle.buitron@patelgreene.com Central Florida

Bull, Stephen, M., Esq., PEPP Attorney, Bull Law Firm, P. A. 14218 Bathgate Terrace, Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202 407-491-6254 • smbull@bulllaw.com Central Florida

Burby, Jason, M., PE, PEPP President, Burby Engineering, Inc. 5840 W Cypress Street, Ste. A, Tampa, FL 33607 813-210-0031 jburby@BurbyEngineering.com Tampa

Burdick, Glenn, A., FEE Distinguished Professor & Dean Emeritus, Burdick Engineering & Science Inc. 18728 Lake Iola Rd, Dade City, FL 33525 gaburdick@gmail.com Tampa

Burgess, Mark, A., PE, BCEE, PEPP Business Development/Vice President, CHA Consulting, Inc. 453 Devon Pl, Lake Mary, FL 32746 407-805-8848 mburgess@chacompanies.com Central Florida

Burghdoff, Adam, PE, PEPP FL Business Development Leader, Kittelson & Associates, Inc. 851 SW 6th Ave, Ste. 600, Portland, OR 97204 407-540-0555 • aburghdoff@kittelson.com Daytona Beach

Burke, Derek, PE, PEPP President, WBQ Design & Engineering Inc. 201 N Magnolia Ave #200, Orlando, FL 32801 dburke@wbq.com Central Florida

Burke, Thomas, W., PE, FPEG 22170 Bavarian Pl, Brooksville, FL 34601 727-785-4325 • engrburke@aol.com Pinellas

Burleson, Jr, Gordon, S., FES Fellow, FPEG

Retired, FDOT, District 2 5331 NW 45 Dr, Gainesville, FL 32653 352-372-6658 • burleygator@bellsouth.net North Central

Burnette, Horace, C., PEPP

Electrical Engineer, Retired 133 Keller Dr, Palm Springs, FL 33461 561-965-5217

Palm Beach

Burnette, Richard, PE, FPEG President, Lark Engineering Co. 813-293-2998 • rburnette@tampabay.rr.com

Tampa

Burns, Melissa, K., PE, PEPP Structural Engineer, GHD 727-992-2152 • Melissa.Burns@ghd.com Central Florida

Burra, Sai Sreekar, FECON Staff Engineer/Project Manager, Universal Engineering Sciences 3260 Delray Bay Drive, Apt. 508, Delray Beach, FL 33483 561-221-8967 • sburra@teamues.com Palm Beach

Burton, John, PE, PEPP Transportation Design Department Manager, HNTB 201 N. Franklin St. Ste. 1200, Tampa, FL 33602 813-498-5191 • joburton@hntb.com Tampa

Busbin, Steven, J., PE, FPEI Vice President Operations, Cogentrix Energy Power Management 1703 Farrow Drive, Rock Hill, SC 29732 704-672-2726 Stevenbusbin@cogentrix.com Northeast Florida

Busche, Richard, V., PE, PEPP Vice President, KimleyHorn and Associates Inc. 7375 NW 121st Avenue, Ocala, FL 34482 352-427-4428 richard.busche@kimleyhorn.com Forest

Bushman, Jr., Wallace, R., FPEI Engineer 5491 Red Wing Cir, Port Orange, FL 32128 386-767-2057 • wbushman1@cfl.rr.com Daytona Beach

Bushouse, James, D., PE, FECON President, James Bushouse & Associates 4023 NE Bobay Road, PO BOX 1237, Arcadia, FL 34265 561-417-3889 • bushouse@bellsouth.net Broward

Bustos, Erick, D, PE, FPEI Cobb Fendley & Associates, Inc. 713-462-3242 • ebustos23@gmail.com Miami

Butkus, James, A., PE, PEPP Principal, James A. Butkus & Associates 954-922-9286 • lit9111@att.net Broward

Butler, Matthew, David, PE, PEPP PE, Isiminger & Stubbs Engineering Inc. 649 US Highway 1, North Palm Beach, FL 33418 561-254-2047 mbutler@coastalengineers.com Palm Beach

Buttermore, Christopher, Lee, PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, Matthews DCCM 119 Lakefront Lane, St. Augustine, FL 32095 904-826-1334 • chris@dccm.com Northeast Florida

Butts, Keith, L., PE, FECON Regional Manager, Universal Engineering Sciences 9347 SW 84th Street, Gainesville, FL 32608 kbutts@universalengineering.com North Central

Bynum, Kenneth, J., PE, PEPP Principal, Transport Analysis Professionals Inc. 10859 SW 149 Pl, Miami, FL 33196 305-385-0420 • kbynum@tapmiami.com

Miami

Byrd, Ralph, A., PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, LJA Engineering, Inc. 407-416-8450 • ralph_b@netzero.net Central Florida

Bywalec, Barry, M., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP

Retired Land Development Consultant 3915 Blooming Hill Ln, Palm Harbor, FL 34684 727-786-5577 • ncc0207@aol.com Pinellas

Cabrera, Roberto, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Culpepper & Terpening, Inc. 2980 S. 25th Street, Fort Pierce, FL 34981 772-464-3537 • rcabrera@cteng.com Treasure Coast

Caggiano, Jr., Tony, PE, PEPP Senior Director of CEI, CHW Professional Consultants 864-650-5115 • tonyc@chwinc.com North Central

Cahoon, Jodie, E., PE, PEPP Manager, City of Tallahassee, Stormwater Mgmt. 850-891-6860 • jodie.cahoon@talgov.com Big Bend

Calderon, Juan, S., PE, PTOE, PTP, RSP1, FPEI

Principal, CALTRA Engineering Group, Inc. 790 NW 107 Ave. Ste. 200, Miami, FL 33172 786-456-7700 jcalderon@caltrangroup.com Miami

Calhoun, Jay, H.L., PE, PEPP Vice President, VIBE 6914 West Linebaugh Avenue, Tampa, FL 33625 813-526-1287 jcalhoun@vibengineering.com Tampa

Calvert, Victor, N., PE, PEPP Project Engineer, Victor Calvert, PE, 8203 Boatwright Way, Jacksonville, FL 32216 904-731-9897 • calvertconsulting@att.net Northeast Florida

Camero, Jorge, L., PE, PEPP President, Camero & Associates Inc. 1111 Crandon Blvd. Apt. B502, Key Biscayne, FL 33149 305-720-7602 jorge@cameroengineers.com Broward

Campanile, Jr., Louis, R., PE, PEPP Vice President, McLaughlin Engineering Company 1700 N.W. 64th Street, Ste. 400, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 954-763-7611 • lou@campanile.net Broward

Campbell, Traci, K., PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Quality Forensic Engineering 850-583-5513 • TCampbell@Qforensics.com Big Bend

Campo, Michael, J, PE, PEPP PD&E Dept Manager, Kisinger Campo & Associates Corp. 1910 S. Brookline St., Tampa, FL 33629 813-871-5331 • mcampo@kcaeng.com Tampa

Campos, Carlos, Maycol, PE, PEPP Project Manager Structures, WGI 786-423-6705 • carlos.campos@wginc.com Northeast Florida

Cancio, Edward, P, PE, FECON President, Electrum Construction, Inc. 786-295-0859 ecancio@electrumconstruction.com Miami

Cann, Kevin, PEPP WGI

4371 US Highway 17, Ste. 203, Fleming Island, FL 3203 561-713-1716 • kevin.cann@wginc.com Northeast Florida

Cannata, Marc, A., PE, PEPP Deputy Director, Orange County Utilities 407-254-9880 • marc.cannata@ocfl.net Central Florida

Cantor, Scott, PE, FPEG Professional Engineer, Palm Beach County BOCC 2300 North Jog Road, 3W, Jupiter, FL 33411 561-684-4090 • scantor@pbcgov.org Palm Beach

Cantrell, Matthew, FPEI Project Manager, NV5 904-477-8332 • mdcantrell8@gmail.com North Central

Capra, Joseph, W., PE, PEPP President, CAPTEC Engineering Inc. 950 SE Parkway Drive, Stuart, FL 34996 772-692-4344 • jcapra@gocaptec.com

Treasure Coast

Carballo, Robert, T., PE, PEPP Vice President, GOAL Associates, Inc. 786-502-0761 • rtcarballope@gmail.com

Miami

Carless, Darrell, PEPP Chen Moore and Associates, Inc., 305-615-3587 • dcarless@chenmoore.com

Tampa

Carlos, Daniel, FEE 17455 NW 75th Pl Apt 207, Hialeah, FL 33015 305-522-0824 • danielcarlosv28@gmail.com

Miami

Carlson, Kevin, G., PE, FECON President, Owner, KBA Engineering Inc. 916 Lake Thomas Dr, Lutz, FL 33549 kevin@kbaengineering.com

Tampa

Carmenate, Sophia, PE, FPEI Senior Civil Engineer, WSP USA INC. 305-283-7851 • ssophiaandrea@gmail.com

Miami

Carnahan, Daniel, L., PEPP DeniCarnahan Inc 6701 NW 21 St, Margate, FL 33063 954-968-7634 danc@carnahanproctor.com Broward

Carnes, James, FECON Senior Project Manager, CAPTEC Engineering, Inc. 772-519-1261 • jcarnes@gocaptec.com

Treasure Coast

Carnicelli, James, A., PEPP President, Carnell Engineering PA Inc. 420 Windermere Dr, Lakeland, FL 33809 863-858-2133 carnellengineering@gmail.com

Ridge

Carotti, Renato, A., PE, FECON Owner, Carotti Engineering LLC, 9124 58th Drive E, Bradenton, FL 34202 941-755-9934 • racarotti@yahoo.com Myakka

Carpenter, Jr., John, A., PE, ENV SP, FPEG Professional Engineer, Pinellas County Transportation 12806 Royal George Ave, Odessa, FL 33556 813-926-1989 • jcarpent@pinellas.gov Pinellas

Carpentier, Jason, PEPP

Electrical Engineer, JLRD Inc 561-689-2303 • jcarpentier@jlrdinc.com Palm Beach

Carr, James, A., PE, PEPP Senior Vice President, Agnoli, Barber & Brundage Inc., 2590 Dawn Cir, Naples, FL 34103 239-403-3813 • carr@abbinc.com Calusa

Carragher, Michael, J., PE, PEPP CEO & President, VHB 260 Arsenal Place, #2, Watertown, MA 2471 617-283-9214 • mcarragher@vhb.com

Central Florida

Carrasquillo, Jr, Juan, FPEG Sr Roadway Designer, AtkinsRéalis 321-474-3553 • youngriff1968@gmail.com Central Florida

Carrier, Steve, PE, FPEG Assistant County Engineer, Palm Beach County 2300 N Jog Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 561-847-6411 • scarrier@pbc.gov

Palm Beach

Carroll, Jr., John, M., PE, CGC , PEPP Vero Beach City Council Member, City of Vero Beach 422 Live Oak Rd, Vero Beach, FL 32963 954-494-2029 • xxijc@bellsouth.net

Indian River

Carroll, Paul, E., FES Fellow, PEPP 1428 Larkwood Square, Fort Myers, FL 33919 239-482-8978 pcarroll1226@embarqmail.com Calusa

Carter, Joshua, FECON Project Engineer, DRMP, Inc. 6853 SW 18th St., Ste. 310, Boca Raton, FL 33433 561-706-7291 • joshuacarter2015@fau.edu Palm Beach

Carter, William, Lee, FECON Vice President, WSP USA 850-777-4099 • lee.carter@wsp.com

Northwest Florida

Cartwright, Gary, R., PEPP Project Manager 122 Lakeshore Dr #733, North Palm Beach, FL 33408 561-568-5913 garycartwright007@comcast.net

Palm Beach

Caruso, Frank, E., PE, PEPP KCG Transportation Services 4401 Clear River Court, Orlando, FL 32817 407-920-8662 • fecaruso@me.com

Central Florida

Caruso, Melissa, FECON Transportation Market Leader, NOVA Engineering and Environmental 407-902-2660 • mcaruso@usanova.com Central Florida

Carver, Christopher, Bradley, PE, FPEI Burgess & Niple, Inc. 813-574-3190 brad.carver@burgessniple.com Tampa

Case, Robert, William, PE, PEPP President, R.W. Case Engineering 4640 Center Gate Blvd, Sarasota, FL 34233 941-371-5957 • ronacase@msn.com Myakka

Cash, Cody, PE, FPEI Project Manager, Transportation, CHW Professional Consultants 1218 Morning Dove Ct, St Johns, FL 32259 850-510-1723 • codyc@chwinc.com Northeast Florida

Casper, Jay, W., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Senior Principal, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 37 W Thrush St, Apopka, FL 32712 407-618-8341 • jay.casper@terracon.com Central Florida

Cassagnol, Claude, L., PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Baxter & Woodman, Inc. 407-386-2249 ccassagnol@baxterwoodman.com Central Florida

Casselberry, Richard, S., PE, PEPP Four Casselberry Corporation PO Box 180595, Casselberry, FL 32718 rick@casselberrys.com Central Florida

Casson, Jr., Walter, A., PEPP Retired PO Box 404, New Port Richey, FL 34656 727-849-1911 • walt@casson.com Tampa

Castaneda, Oscar, M., Florida PE and Texas PE, PEPP AtkinsRéalis 407-617-2684 eng.omcastaneda@gmail.com Central Florida

CaStella, Ramon, PE, PEPP VP Water, Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 5911 SW 29 St, Miami, FL 33155 305-661-8939 ramon.castella@stantec.com Miami

CaStellon, Armando, A., PE, PEPP President, MaSter Consulting Engineers, Inc. 553 Johns Pass Ave, Madeira Beach, FL 33708 813-695-7447

accounting@mcengineers.com Tampa

CaStellone, Anthony, J, PE, PTOE, PEPP Sr. TSMO Engineer, Pennoni 23560 Alamanda Drive, Unit 101, Estero, FL 34135 724-554-7730 • acastellone@pennoni.com Calusa

Castro Feliu, David, Edgardo, PEPP Sr. Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 500 W Cypress Creek Road, Ste. 600, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 954-730-0707 • dcastro@chenmoore.com Broward

Castro, Albert, FPEI Senior Manager, Brand Outreach, BCC Engineering, LLC 305-632-6187 • acastro@bcceng.com Miami

Castro, Hector, D., PE, PEPP Utilities Director, VIA Consulting Services Inc. 1211 Driftwood Dr, Pensacola, FL 32503 hcastro@viacs.com Northwest Florida

Castro, Jose, PE, PMP, ENV SP, FPEI Tensar Corporation 21006 NE 8th Ave, Miami, FL 33179 786-872-4417 • jrcastro_3@hotmail.com Miami

Castro, Orlando, J., PE, PEPP Associate Vice President, Hazen and Sawyer 999 Ponce De Leon Blvd, Ste. 1150, Coral Gables, FL 33134 305-443-4001 ocastro@hazenandsawyer.com Miami

Catledge, Paul, C., PE, PEPP Principal, Pan Geo Consultants 2109 SW 10th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315 954-200-4019 • info@pangeoconsult.com Broward

Caviggia, Jordan, PE, PEPP Group Manger, American Structurepoint 20002 Heron Crossing Drive, Tampa, FL 33647 813-690-4206 JCaviggia@structurepoint.com Tampa

Cavoli, John, Frederick, PE, PEPP President, Cavoli Engineering Inc. 2135 Lena Ln, Sarasota, FL 34240 941-927-3160

john.cavoli@cavoliengineering.com Myakka

Cederberg, Jannek, FPEI Principal, Cummins Cederberg Coastal 201 Alhambra Cir Ste. 601, Coral Gables, FL 33134 305-741-6155

jcederberg@cumminscederberg.com Miami

Cefalo, E.I., Adriana, PEPP Contract Support Specialist, WSB 954-850-7311 • cefaloadriana@gmail.com Broward

Cely, Alfredo, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Alfka, LLC 400 North Tampa Street, Ste. 1440, Tampa, FL 33602 813-544-2866 • alfredo@alfka.com Tampa

Cerreta, John, A., PE, PEPP WGI 7301 Briella Dr, Boynton Beach, FL 33437 813-334-2607 • john.cerreta@wginc.com Palm Beach

Chalamalla, Shivaram Reddy, FPEI 3705 Jefferson Commons Dr, Apt. 301D, Tampa, FL 33613 813-705-5684 • shivaram.uf118@gmail.com Pinellas

Champagne Baker, Amy, PE, FPEI President, Quantum Electrical Engineering, Inc. 561-308-3526 • achampagne@QEE.com

Palm Beach

Champion, Joseph, M., PE, PEPP Branch Manager, ECS Florida, LLC 419 Willow Winds Prkwy, Saint Johns, FL 32259 904-424-2181 • jchampion@ecslimited.com Northeast Florida

Chandler, Robert, PEPP Vice President, AtkinsRéalis 17713 Shannon Oaks Court, Tampa, FL 33647 863-533-7888 robert.chandler@atkinsrealis.com Ridge

Chang, Carlos, Ph.D., PE, FEE Associate Professor 15205 SW 48th Terrace Apt F 80, Miami, FL 33185 915-503-4445 • cachang@fiu.edu Miami

Chascin, Corey, Teresa, PE, PEPP Project Administrator, VIA Consulting Services, Inc. 13255 Holsinger Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32256 904-803-4483 • cchascin@viacs.com Northeast Florida

Chauncey, Mitchell, R., PE, PEPP Project Manager, Ardurra 601 NE 61 Terr, Ocala, FL 34470 352-502-2754 • mchauncey@ardurra.com Forest

Cheek, Jr., James, K., PE, FPEG Water Resources Director, Citrus County BOCC 3600 W Sovereign Path #291, Lecanto, FL 34461

352-628-6920 • ken.cheek@citrusbocc.com Forest

Cheerangie, Kyle, K., PE, FPEI Project Engineer, HNTB Corporation 786-562-7614 • kyle.cheerangie@gmail.com Palm Beach

Chen, Ben, H., FES Fellow, PE, BCEE, PhD, PEPP Chairman, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 1854 NW 97 Ave, Plantation, FL 33322 786-251-8679 • bchen@chenmoore.com Broward

Chen, Uni, PE, FPEI Kisinger Campo & Associates (KCA) 813-871-5331 • uchen@kcaeng.com Tampa

Cherry, Stephen, PE, PEPP WGI 166 Cape Pointe Cir, Jupiter, FL 33477 561-744-8543 • Stephen.cherry@wginc.com Palm Beach

CheSter, Dana, PE, FPEI MI4 Program QC Manager, RS&H MI4 407-756-6695 • d_chester@icloud.com

Central Florida

Childers, Brad, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 561-704-9343 • bchilders@chenmoore.com Palm Beach

Childress, Scott, Edward, Engineering Intern, FECON Staff Engineer, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 904-263-7927 scott.childress@terracon.com Myakka

Chinta, Sudheer, Kumar, FPEI Senior Engineer II, CONSOR Engineers LLC 702-521-2569 • sudheerkchinta@gmail.com Palm Beach

Chittaluru, Prasad, PE, BCEE, GISP, PhD, PEPP Principal, EPIC Engineering & Consulting Group, LLC 270 Lake Dr, Oviedo, FL 32765 321-217-5440 • prasad@epicgroupllc.com Central Florida

Chiulli, Marshall, Stuart, EI, PEPP 4130 SE 3rd Street, Ocala, FL 34471 marshall.chiulli@gmail.com Forest

Chocho, Luis, Fernando,PE, MBA, PEPP Engineer Manager, Electric Power Florida LLC 2305 Alicia Ct, Mansfield, TX 76063 352-932-6074 • luis.chocho@ieee.org Central Florida

Chokshi, Sanjiv, S, PE, FPEG Senior Engineer,

Orange County Public Works Engineering 407-836-8093 • Sanjiv.Chokshi@ocfl.net

Central Florida

Chopra, Manoj, B., PE, FEE Professor and Associate Dean, University of Central Florida 407-823-5037 • mbchopra@gmail.com Central Florida

ChriStensen, Peter, PEPP Principal & Technical Director, ATI Geologica 941-557-3993 • peter@ambienttech.com Myakka

Christiano, Joy, PE, FPEG President, Keystone Civil, Inc. joy.christiano@keystonecivil.com Tampa

Christmas, R. Bruce, PE, FPEI President, RBC Resources LLC 813-651-5933 bchristmas@rbcresources.com Tampa

Ciacelli, Dominic, John, PE, PEPP Project Administrator, VIA Consulting Services, Inc. 407-687-7080 • dciacelli@viacs.com Northeast Florida

Cid, Manuel, A., PE, PEPP Principal Senior Engineer, MAC & Associates Inc. 14448 SW 173th Street, Miami, FL 33177 305-951-2080 • mannycid1950@gmail.com Miami

Cisneros, Javier, PE, FPEG Director of Utilities Chief Executive Officer, Fort Pierce Utilities Authority 206 South 6th Street, Fort Pierce, FL 34950 772-519-2679 • jcisneros@fpua.com Treasure Coast

Cissell, Cassandra, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Mead & Hunt 386-414-5062 cassandra.cissell@meadhunt.com Daytona Beach

Clark, Jeremy, PE, PEPP Ardaman & Associates Inc., 3175 W Tharpe St, Tallahassee, FL 32303 jclark@ardaman.com

Big Bend

Clark, Kellie, PE, PEPP Shareholder, KimleyHorn & Associates, Inc. 1514 Broadway, Ste. 301, Fort Myers, FL 33901 239-271-2641 • kellie.clark@kimleyhorn.com Calusa

Clarke, Sr., Dave, E., PE, PEPP Project Manager, Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 305-458-4668 • dave.clarke@stantec.com Miami

Clarson, Reuben, E., PE, PEPP Professional Engineer, Reuben Clarson Consulting Inc. 972 31st Ave NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33702 727-895-4717 reuben@reubenclarsonconsulting.com Pinellas

Clary, Tina, Surveying & Mapping, FPEG CEO, Clary & Associates jclary@claryassoc.com Northeast Florida

Classe, Jr., John, H., PE, PEPP SVP. Real Estate Market Leader, VHB 225 E. Robinson Street, Ste. 300, Orlando, FL 32801 407-459-1596 • jclasse@vhb.com Central Florida

Clavell, Jose, PEPP Vice President, Transportation, US South, EXP U.S. Services, Inc. 786-208-1326 • jose.clavell@exp.com Miami

Clavelo, Nick, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Scalar Consulting Group Inc. 850-524-6293 • nclavelo@scalarinc.net

Palm Beach

Claybrooke, PE, Bobbi, R., PEPP Vice President & Managing Engineer, AM Engineering Inc 13900 Mulholland Rd, Parrish, FL 34219 941-776-1854 • bclaybrooke@amengfl.com Myakka

Clayton, James, PEPP Project Engineer, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. trey.clayton@kimleyhorn.com Forest

Clem, Juanitta, Bader, PE, PEPP Exec. Vice President, EnglandThims & Miller Inc. 8849 Pallazzo Terrace, Jacksonville, FL 32217 clemj@etminc.com Northeast Florida

Clemente, Anthony, J., FES Fellow, PEPP

Senior Vice President 9470 SW 116 St, Miami, FL 33176 305-278-3862

Miami

Clemente, Maria, Christine, PE, PEPP Nova Consulting Inc. 561-729-9509 mclemente@novaconsulting.com Palm Beach

Clements, Nancy, A., PE, PEPP Transportation Operations Manager, Scalar Consuilting Group 321-229-8320 • nclements@scalarinc.net Central Florida

Cline, Donna, PEPP

Senior Associate / Remediation Engineer, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 8001 Baymeadows Way, Ste. 1, Jacksonville, FL 32254 904-479-7415 • donna.cline@terracon.com Northeast Florida

Clymer, W. Lee, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Clymer Farner Barley, Inc. 2015 SE 11 St, Ocala, FL 34471 352-694-4492 • lclymer@farnerbarley.com Forest

Coapman, Jr., Edgar, EI, PEPP Project Engineer, Culpepper & Terpening Inc. 772-464-3537 • E2Coapman@gmail.com Treasure Coast

Cobb, Odelkys, PE, FPEI Rummel, Klepper & Kahl 407-312-4526 • ocobb@rkk.com Tampa

Cock, Glendel, W., PEPP 103 Hickory Creek Blvd, Brandon, FL 33511 813-689-4765 • gcock@tampabay.rr.com

Tampa

Coker, Adebayo, T., PE, PEPP President, HBC Engineering Company 18842 SW 74 Court, Cutler Bay, FL 33157 305-632-5280 ACoker@hbcengineeringco.com Miami

Colas, Ronald, M., FES Fellow, PE, SI, PEPP

Vice President, JACOBS 1118 SW 104 WAY, Pembroke Pines, FL 33025 954-651-9256 • ronald.colas@jacobs.com Miami

Cole, Darold, F., PEPP 3703 Baxter St., Jacksonville, FL 32222 321-453-6271 Indian River

Coleman, David, G., PE, PEPP Regional Director, Ardurra Group, Inc. 3452 Lake Lynda Drive, Ste. 200, Orlando, FL 32817 407-971-8850 • dcoleman@ardurra.com Central Florida

Coleman, Michael, J, PE, FPEI STV Inc.

813-240-9624 michael.coleman@stvinc.com Tampa

Collado, Annett, Viviana, PEPP Project Engineer, eda Consultants, Inc. 6720 N Habana Ave, Gainesville, FL 32607 813-856-8792 • colladoannett@gmail.com North Central

Collins, Jr., Harold, H., PE, PEPP Vice President, Kelly, Collins & Gentry Inc

4 Riverwalk Dr. Unit 207, New Smyrna, FL 32169 407-857-8141 • hhcollins@kcgcorp.com Central Florida

Colmenares, Guillermo, A, PEPP Project Engineer, Premiere Lighting & Traffic Inc. 10253 NW 9th Cir St, Apt 202, Miami, FL 33172 786-558-9032 gcolmenares@premierelightingtraffic.com Miami

Colon, Christina, PE, FPEG Senior Director of Transportation, KEITH 407-278-6286 • ccolon@keithteam.com Central Florida

Colon, Edward, PE, PEPP Area Highway Leader/Senior Transportation Engineer, RS&H, Inc. 407-893-5847 • edward.colon@rsandh.com Central Florida

Colon, Hector, A, FPEG Water Resources Engineer, City of Ocala 1805 NE 30th Ave, Ocala, FL 34470 352-401-6944 • HColon@Ocalafl.org Forest

Colston, David, T, PE 55501, FECON Owner, Structural Engineering Professionals 1880 82nd Ave, Ste. 202, Vero Beach, FL 32966 561-844-4060

davecolston@strucengineers.com Indian River

Comellas, Jr., Jeraldo, PE, PEPP President, ECHO UES Inc. 888-778-3246

jerry.comellas@echoues.com Tampa

Companion, Robert, T., PE, FPEG County Engineer, Nassau County Board of County Commissioners 96161 Nassau Place, Yulee, FL 32097 904-530-6225 rcompanion@nassaucountyfl.com Northeast Florida

Conerly, William, Edwin, PEPP Vice President, KimleyHorn and Associates Inc. 941-379-7634 • bill.conerly@kimleyhorn.com Myakka

Conforme, Wendy, D, PE, FPEI Chief Executive Officer, Miami Tunnel 305-479-1374 wendy.conforme@mattunnel.com Miami

Connelly, Kristina, PEPP Project Manager, Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. kristina.connelly@stantec.com Calusa

Conner, Carol, D, PE, PEPP Chief Drainage Engineer,

Patel Greene & Associates, LLC

3004 W Bay View Ave, Tampa, FL 33611 321-231-4464 • carol.conner@gmail.com Tampa

Conor, Kevin, E.I., PEPP Avalon Engineering 9600 Gladiolus Blossom Ct, Fort Myers, FL 33908 813-438-0443 • kconor82@gmail.com Calusa

Conway, Mary, PE, FPEG HNTB Corporation 1220 Van Buren St, Hollywood, FL 33019 954-925-4629 • mconway@hntb.com Broward

Cook, Charles, E., FES Fellow, PEPP 1358 Millstream, Tallahassee, FL 32312 850-386-4643 • cook05@comcast.net Big Bend

Cook, Sr.,Henry, P., FPEG Retired 3050 NE 47 Ct #308, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308 954-492-0395 Broward

Cooper, Hannah, PEPP Staff Enginner, Environmental & Geotechnical Specialists, Inc. 153 Reichdorff Acres Road, Monticello, FL 32344 850-673-7914 • hannah.cooper@egsus.com Big Bend

Cooper, J. Travis, PEPP Partner 1122 Azalea Ln, Winter Park, FL 32789 noemail@noemail.com Central Florida

Cooper, Noel, PE, PTOE, FPEG Transportation Engineer, City of Ocala 352-351-6708 • ncooper@ocalafl.org Forest

Copper, Brandon, T, PEPP Project Manager, Davidson Engineering Inc. 941-662-8894 brandon.copper66@gmail.com Calusa

Corbett, III, William, J., PE, PTOE, FPEG Assistant Public Works Director, City of Cape Coral Public Works 239-242-3224 • wcorbett@capecoral.gov Calusa

Corcoran, James, FPEI Comcast 321-317-9175 • jtcorcoran7331@gmail.com Miami

Corliss, Daniel, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, Emerald Coast Utilities Authority 654 Shiloh Drive, Pensacola, FL 32503 daniel.corliss@ecua.fl.gov Northwest Florida

Cornelison, Craig, PE, PEPP President, Cornelison Engineering & Design Inc. 7810 Gall Blvd. #409, Zephyrhills, FL 33541 craig@cornelisoneng.com Tampa

Cornelius, II, Will, B., PE, PEPP Principal Engineer, KSM Engineering and Testing 772-589-0712 • WillC@ksmengineering.net Indian River

Cornish, Kevin, M., PE, PEPP TYLin, 1884 Redwood Grove Terrace, Lake Mary, FL 32746 407-803-2246 • kevinmcornish@gmail.com Central Florida

Corso, Michael, J., JD, PEPP Attorney, Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, PA 1715 Monroe St., Fort Myers, FL 33901 239-344-1100 • michael.corso@henlaw.com Calusa

Corzo, Sr, Jorge, E., PE, PEPP Principal, Jorge E Corzo PE, LLC 1843 Everhart Drive, Orlando, FL 32806 305-934-6986 • JorgeCorzoPE@outlook.com Central Florida

Coslow, Randall, J, PE, PEPP Water/Wastewater Team Leader, Halff 204 Morningview Dr, Eustis, FL 32726 386-316-0798 • randy.coslow@gmail.com Daytona Beach

Costa, Aylin, PE, PEPP Principal, Executive VP, AllBright Engineering Inc. 17901 NW 5th Street, Ste. 106A, Pembroke Pines, FL 33029 954-533-3434 aylin.costa@allbrightengineering.com Broward

Costa, Luis, A., PE, PEPP Geographic Discipline Leader, Colliers Engineering & Design, Inc. 7284 W Palmetto Park Road, Ste. 201S, Boca Raton, FL 33433 561-961-9555 • luis.costa@collierseng.com Palm Beach

Coughlin, Chris, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Scalar Consulting Group Inc. 813-447-9207 • coughlin82@gmail.com Tampa

County, Morgan, PE, PEPP Vice President, RS&H, Inc. 1004 2nd St South, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 904-477-0865 morgan.county@rsandh.com Northeast Florida

Cowan, Jr., David, PE, LEED AP, PEPP Municipal Services Project Manager, Baxter & Woodman, Inc.

6150 Savannah Way, Lake Worth, FL 33463

561-255-7492 • Dcowan2fau@gmail.com Palm Beach

Cox, Giuliana, PE, FPEG

Engineering Section Manager, Jacobs 2849 NE 15 St, Pompano Beach, FL 33062

954-934-1232 • giuliana.cox@dot.state.fl.us Broward

Cox, Michael, PE, PP, PEPP President, Comak Group, Inc. 1182 Canyon Way, Ste. OFC, Wellington, FL 33414 561-507-7473 • bamcox@gmail.com Palm Beach

Cox, Kelsey, PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, PRIME AE Group 904-371-0570 • kelsey.cox@primeeng.com Northeast Florida

Cox,, III, Ernest, A., PE, PEPP

Senior Vice President, Ardaman & Associates Inc 407-466-1816 • ecox@ardaman.com Central Florida

Crafton, Caroline, Hope, FECON Geotechnical Engineer, H2R Corp 727-541-3444 • ccrafton@h2rcorp.com Tampa

Craig, Ashley, EI, PEPP

Staff Engineer, Environmental and Geotechnical Specialists, Inc. 850-536-8371 • ashley.craig@egsus.com Big Bend

Craig, Daniel, M., PE, PEPP VP Public Works Division, Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. 1347 Oaklawn Ct, Fort Myers, FL 33919 239-849-4920 • daniel.craig@stantec.com Calusa

Craig, II, Kenneth, R., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Vice President of Coastal Engineering, Taylor Engineering Inc. 50 Marathon Key Way, Ponte Vedra, FL 32081 904-814-8203 kcraig@taylorengineering.com Northeast Florida

Cranford, Kelly, FES Fellow, PE, ENV SP, PEPP

Director of Engineering, NorthStar Contracting Group, Inc. 772-485-1334 • kellyecranford@gmail.com Ridge

Creech, Richard, T., PE, PSM, PEPP Owner, Creech Consulting Inc. 6856 SW Woodbine Way, Palm City, FL 34990

772-286-4941 • rtcreech@creech.consulting Treasure Coast

Crews, Jeffrey, S., PE, PEPP Principal, Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 899 SW 12 Ave, Boca Raton, FL 33486

561-416-9219 • jeff.crews@stantec.com Broward

Crigler, Jeff, PE, PEPP Project Manager, HNWS FL 2621 Dunsinane Rd., Pensacola, FL 32503 850-429-9418 • jcrigler@hnwsfl.com Northwest Florida

Crist, Carl, W., PEPP Engineer, 148 N Water’s Edge Dr, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 904-285-5961 • carlcrist@bellsouth.net Northeast Florida

Crockett, Sean, Christopher, EI, PEPP sean.crockett8@gmail.com Pinellas

Crombie, David, L., PE, PEPP Project Engineer, HNTB Corporation 1276 Metropolitan Blvd, 304, Tallahassee, FL 32312 850-536-8515 • dcrombie@hntb.com

Big Bend

Crooks, Enrique, A., PE, PEPP President, EAC Consulting Inc, 5959 Blue Lagoon Drive, Ste. 410, Miami, FL 33126 305-365-0845 • rcrooks@eacconsult.com Miami

Crouch, Adam, K,PE, CFM, PEPP Senior Drainage Project Manager, Moffatt & Nichol 407-562-2030 • Acrouch@moffattnichol.com Central Florida

Crouse, George, T., PEPP Retired 6048 Wood Lake Rd, Jupiter, FL 33458 561-743-7885 • gtcrousepe@comcast.net Palm Beach

Crowl, Brian, FECON Senior Project Engineer, DRMP 1404 Corner Oaks Drive, Brandon, FL 33510 BCrowl@DRMP.com Tampa

Crump, Kevin, J., PE, LEED AP, FECON Chief Civil Engineer, HASKELL 904-791-4720 • kevin.crump@haskell.com Northeast Florida

Cruz Miranda, Luis, FPEI

Chief Engineer, The Balmoral Group USA 2298 Nuthatch St., Saint Cloud, FL 34771 787-447-2508 • lcruzmiranda@gmail.com Central Florida

Cruz, Crosman, FECON Engineer 1, Pike Engineering 43 NW 45th Ave Apt 109, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 786-715-9004 • crosman112@yahoo.com Broward

Cruz, Francisco, PE, VMA, PMP, RMP, SP, VDC, FECON

Managing Director, PMA Consultants 305-203-2254 • fcruz@pmaconsultants.com Broward

Cruz, Jorge, PEPP

Daniels Rodriguez Berkeley Daniels & Cruz 7290 SW 104 Street, Pincrest, FL 33156 305-262-4510 • jcruz@drbdclaw.com Miami

Cruz, Oscar, J., PE, PEPP Senior Structual Engineer/Principal, Chrome Engineering, Inc. 16650 N. Kendall Drive, Ste. 205, Miami, FL 33196 305-432-6826 • ocruz@chromeeng.com Miami

Cuetara, Jr., Manuel, PE, PEPP Professional Engineer, CONSOR Engineers 561-351-5358 • mjcuetara@comcast.net Palm Beach

Cuffy, Kadeem, FPEI DRMP

2263 SW Savage Blvd, Port St Lucie, FL 34953 772-342-6949 • kadeem.cuffy@outlook.com Central Florida

Culberson, Reid, T., FES Fellow, FPEI Retired 4708 SE Mizner Pl, Stuart, FL 34997 Miami

Cullen, James, C., PEPP Retired 760 Glade Rd, Titusville, FL 32780 321-267-6366 Indian River

Cullor, Bailey, PEPP Roadway Engineer, Mead & Hunt 11601 4th Street North, Apt. 4005, Saint Petersburg, FL 33716 815-275-5516 • bailey10cullor@icloud.com Tampa

Culton, Ryan, PE, PEPP Professional Engineer, DRMP 3126 Baringer Hill Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32311 ryan.culton@gmail.com

Big Bend

Cumberbatch, Emmanuel, FPEG Engineering & Construction Manager, South Florida Regional Transportation Authority 954-786-3807 emmanuelanwar@gmail.com Broward

Cumming, John, W., FPEG Retired 608 61 St E, Palmetto, FL 34221 941-722-0980 • jcummingpe@aol.com Myakka

Cummings, Andrew, M., FES Fellow, PE, FACEC, PEPP

Senior Vice President 12568 Linjohn Road, Jacksonville, FL 32223 904-631-5219 • acummings@cwieng.com Northeast Florida

Cummins, Jason, FPEI

Principal, Cummins Cederberg 305-741-6155 jcummins@cumminscederberg.com Miami

Cunningham, Ryan, PE, RSP, PEPP Principal Engineer, Kittelson & Associates Inc. 225 E Robinson St #355, Orlando, FL 32801 407-373-1109 ryanjcunningham@gmail.com Central Florida

Curington, Zachary, Thomas, EI, PEPP Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. 1903 Coral Tree Ct, Brandon, FL 33511 zcurington@gmail.com Tampa

Curtiss, Grant, S, PE, FPEI Stantec Consulting Serices, Inc. 904-914-4646 • grantcurtiss@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Czapka, Damian, PE, FPEG Chief Engineer, Orange County Public Works Engineering 407-836-7996 • damian.czapka@ocfl.net Central Florida

Czarnecki, Edward, L., FPEG Retired 4527 N Ladybug Dr, Crystal River, FL 34428 e2s_inc@yahoo.com Forest

Dabkowski, Jerry, PE, PEPP VP, Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering jerry.dabkowski@iceeng.com Pinellas

Daceus Hardaway, Marline, PE, FPEG Bridge Engineer, AtkinsRealis 850-363-4315 marline.daceus@dot.state.fl.us Central Florida

Dagostino, David, S., Professional Surveyor & Mapper, FECON VP, CHW an NV5 Company 239-221-0265 • daved@chwinc.com Calusa

D’Aiello, Robert, A., PE, PEPP President Principal, Florida Engineering and Design Inc. 255 CR 555 S, Bartow, FL 33803 robert.daiello@fedinc.com Ridge

Dalickas, Christine, PEPP Project Engineer, DRMP, Inc 561-347-3727 • cdalickas@gmail.com Palm Beach

Dalla Rizza, Juan, PE, PEPP President, Dalla Rizza & Associates Consulting Engineers Inc. 3011 SW 28 Ln, Coconut Grove, FL 33133 email@dallarizza.com Miami

Daniel, James, S., PE, FECON Sr. Project Engineer, Hill International 3395 Pickwick Dr S, Jacksonville, FL 32257 904-737-2798 • sdaniel5456@yahoo.com Northeast Florida

Danskine, Steven, G., PE, CFM, PEPP Deputy City Engineer, City of DeLand 386-871-0621 • sdanskine@gmail.com Daytona Beach

D’Antonio, Dan, PE, PEPP Vice President, D Squared Infrastructure 206 S. Matanzas Ave., Tampa, FL 33609 407-607-9249 • ddantonio@d2icorp.com

Tampa

Darabi, Amir, PE, PEPP Shareholder, Moore Bass Consulting Inc. 805 N Gadsden St, Tallahassee, FL 32303 850-222-5678 • rdarabi@moorebass.com Big Bend

Dargahi, F., Fred, PE, FPEG Project Manager, FFD 2411 Stonehill Ave, Valrico, FL 33594 813-571-1786 • freddargahi@yahoo.com Pinellas

Datre, Nakul, PE, FPEI Senior Highway Engineer, Ardurra 407-319-3078 • nakuldatre@gmail.com Central Florida

Dauer, Edward, A., PEPP President, Florida Medical Radiology Associates 1800 Eagle Trace Blvd, Coral Springs, FL 33071 954-236-4220 • dauer.edward@gmail. com Broward

Davidson, Jeffrey, L., PE, PEPP President, Davidson Engineering Inc. 4365 Radio Rd #201, Naples, FL 34104 jeff@davidsonengineering.com Calusa

Davidson, Lee, PE, PEPP Engineer II, Davidson Engineering Inc. 4365 Radio Rd #201, Naples, FL 34104 239-434-6060 lee@davidsonengineering.com Calusa

Davidson, Scott, W., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP 6233 Greatwater Dr, Windemere, FL 34786 407-761-5905 • scottdavidsonwp@aol.com Central Florida

Davidson, Steven, PE, PEPP Vice President, American Structurepoint Inc. 9025 River Rd. Ste. 200, Indianapolis, IN 46240 317-522-6888 sdavidson@structurepoint.com Out Of State

Davila, Daniel, PEPP Senior Project Manager, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 500 W Cypress Creek Rd, Ste. 600, Ste. 630, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33314 954-730-0707 • ddavila@chenmoore.com Broward

Davis, Jr., Charles, W., PhD, CSSGB, FPEI Associate Professor of Engineering, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University NSBE 3602 E. Grant Street, Orlando, FL 32812 407-694-4712 • davisc14@erau.edu Central Florida

Davis, D. Edward, FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Retired 1279 Pine Harbor Point Cir, Orlando, FL 32806 407-851-8138 • ddavis2728@gmail.com Central Florida

Davis, Daniel, G, PE, PEPP Bridge Practice Lead, KimleyHorn & Associates 571-205-8908 • danny.davis@kimleyhorn.com Northeast Florida

Davis, John, T., FES Fellow, PE, PSM, PWLF, FPEG Retired 240 Eagle Pines Drive, Woodland Park, CT 80863 719-686-6809 • JTDavisPE@outlook.com Northeast Florida

Davis, Julius, D., PE, PEPP President & CEO, V oltAir Consulting Engineers, Inc. 1211 N Westshore Blvd., Ste. 600, Tampa, FL 33607 813-867-4899 • jdavis@voltairinc.com Tampa

Davis, Michael, J., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Vice President, RS&H, Inc 807 S Atlantic Avenue, Unit 302, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 321-436-4339 • michael.davisj@rsandh.com Daytona Beach

Davis, Owen, Kent, FECON Creech Consulting 772-214-9697 • odavis@creech.consulting Treasure Coast

Davis, Rebecca, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Moffatt & Nichol 1440 Wyngate Dr., Deland, FL 32724 407-562-2030 • rdavis@moffattnichol.com Daytona Beach

Davis, Terry, PE, FECON Senior Project Manager, Keller North America Inc.

1813 Oak Pond St, Ruskin, FL 33570 813-205-2831 • trdavis@kellerna.com

Tampa

Davis, Todd, S, PE, PTOE, RSP1, PEPP Director of Traffic Studies and Planning, Protean Design Group Inc. 8327 Lake Burden Circle, Windermere, FL 34786 tdavis@proteandg.com Central Florida

Dawson, Jr., Tom, M., PE, FPEG Director of Water Production, Emerald Coast Utilities Authority 9300 Sturdevant Street, Pensacola, FL 32514 850-994-6900 • thomas.dawson@ecua.fl.gov Northwest Florida

Day, Max, W., PEPP Consulting Engineer, Day Group PLLC 8210 Kelso Dr, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 561-622-2881 • dwmx39@yahoo.com Palm Beach

Dayan, Erez, PE, PEPP Avant Engineering Group, LLC 1625 Stargazer Ter, Lake Mary, FL 32771 edayan@avanteng.com Central Florida

De Aza, Ronny, PEPP President, RDA Consulting Engineers, LLC 239-649-1551 • ronnydeaza@rdafl.com Calusa

De Goes, Filho,Walter, PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, ZNS Engineering, L.C. 941-999-0904 • wdegoes@gmail.com Myakka

De Jesus, Jose, PE, FPEG Director of Engineering, Port Tampa Bay 1101 Channelside Drive, Tampa, FL 33602 813-613-6434 • jdejesus@tampaport.com Tampa

De La Rosa, Israel, Geotechnical Engineering, PEPP Project Engineer, Bechtol Engineering & Testing, Inc. 386-734-8444 • israel@bechtol.com Daytona Beach

De La Torriente, Jorge, PE, FECON President, Firepak Inc. 941 Algaringo Ave, Coral Gables, FL 33134 786-229-7278 • jorge@firepakinc.com

Miami

De Oliveira Junior, Francisco Sávio, PEPP 8230 Severn Dr APT C, Boca Raton, FL 33433 954-400-8294 • chicobyte@gmail.com

Palm Beach

Deaderick, Margaret, Jane, PEPP Engineer Intern, Jones Edmunds & Associates Inc.

352-359-9173 mdeaderick@jonesedmunds.com North Central

Dean, Jessica, PE, FPEI Department Manager/Associate Vice President, HNTB Corporation 321-279-6984 • jedean@hntb.com

Tampa

Deans, David, E., PEPP 3389 Fernlake Pl, Longwood, FL 32779 407-829-8462 david.deans@atkinsglobal.com Central Florida

Deatrick, Warren, J., PE, PEPP President, Deatrick Engineering Associates Inc. 407-497-6336 • wjdeatrick35@gmail.com Central Florida

DeBacker, Mike, PE, PEPP Director, Transportation Practice, Burns & McDonnell Engineering Inc 9612 High Court, Kansas City, MO 64139 407-696-7105 • mdebacker@burnsmcd.com

Central Florida

DeBosier, Kimberlee, B., FES Fellow, PE, FACEC, PEPP VP, Transportation Division Lead, WGI 813-559-2283 Kimberlee.DeBosier@wginc.com

Tampa

Debs, Joseph, N., PE, PEPP Debs Store 14257 Nolen Lane, Charlotte, FL 28277 904-307-7004 Josephdebs@thedebsstore.com

Northeast Florida

Debs, Nancy, L, PE, PEPP Senior Consultant, LJA Engineering 9745 Touchton Rd, Unit 3003, Jacksonville, FL 32246 904-705-7354 • ndebs@lja.com

Northeast Florida

Deese, Jaime, PE, PEPP Resident Engineer, HNTB 941-518-3557 • jdeese@hntb.com

Tampa

DeJidas, Gary, M., PE, PEPP Chairman & CEO (Retired), GAI Consultants Inc.(Retired) 407-493-8609 • g.dejidas@gmail.com

Central Florida

Del Pino, Carlos, A., PE, PEPP Project Director, CAP Government, Inc. 954-931-2601 • cdelpino@capfla.com

Miami

Del Pozo, J. Armando, PEPP WGI 4106 Bluff Harbor Way, Wellington, FL 33449 561-307-1697 armando.delpozo@wginc.com

Palm Beach

Delashaw, John, E, PE, PEPP

Principal, Madrid CPWG 863-533-9007

john.delashaw@madridcpwg.com Ridge

DelCharco, Michael, J., FES Fellow, PE, CFM, PEPP

Vice President, Taylor Engineering Inc. 4706 Brierwood Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32257 904-731-7040

mdelcharco@taylorengineering.com Northeast Florida

Delgado, Hugo, PE, FPEG Stormwater Manager, City of Cape Coral 239-574-0891 • HDelgado@capecoral.gov Calusa

Delgado, Julio, PE, FPEI Associate Vice President/Senior Project Manager, Scalar Consulting Group, LLC 954-415-8632 • jdelgado@scalarinc.net Broward

Delgado, Zachary, EI, FPEG Orange County Utilties 7759 Sadler Road, Mount Dora, FL 32757 407-369-0955 • zdelgado0@gmail.com Central Florida

Delmas, Stanley, PE, PEPP Geotechnical Engineer, H2R Corp 3760 Moss Pointe Circle, Lake Worth, FL 33467 561-827-0900 • sdelmas@h2rcorp.com Palm Beach

DeMoss, Matt, PEPP Project Manager, Crawford, Murphy & Tilly Inc. 417-425-1701 • mdemoss@cmtengr.com Northeast Florida

Dempsey, Dwight, PE, S.E., PEPP Bridge Practice Leader, Office Practice Leader, KimleyHorn & Associates 2619 Centennial Boulevard, Ste. 200, Tallahassee, FL 32308 850-294-8208 dwight.dempsey@kimleyhorn.com Big Bend

Denton, Jr., Tommy, B., FES Fellow, PEPP Engineer 2504 Sunny Shores Dr, Tampa, FL 33618 813-963-6363 • tdentonjr@aol.com Tampa

DeReuil, Louis, J., PE, LEED AP, PEPP Owner, Joe DeReuil Associates 301 W Cervantes St, Pensacola, FL 32501 850-436-8865 • jd@jdstructures.com Northwest Florida

Derick, R., Kenneth, PE, PEPP Senior Vice President, Universal Engineering Sciences 407-423-0504 kderick@universalengineering.com Central Florida

Dervish, Turgut, PE, PEPP President, Traffic Planning and Design 535 Versailles Drive, Maitland, FL 32751 turgut@tpdtraffic.com Central Florida

Desai, Abhijeet, H., PE, FPEI AVP, Sr. Principal Highway Engineer, RS&H, Inc. 689-277-2189 • Abhijeet.Desai@rsandh.com Central Florida

Dettbarn, Albert, R., PE, PEPP Vice President, Biscayne Engineering Company Inc. 8251 SW 140 Ct, Miami, FL 33183 305-385-6334 adettbarn@biscayneengineering.com Miami

Detwiler, William, PE, PEPP Principal Project Manager, T.Y. Lin International PO Box 28, Islamorada, FL 33036 305-619-6340 • william.detwiler@tylin.com Miami

Deuel, C. Fred, PEPP 6901 28 St S, St. Petersburg, FL 33712 727-867-5234 • fdeuel1@tampabay.rr.com Pinellas

Devick, Russell, C., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP 11640 Blackwoods Ln, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33412 561-626-8291 • rcdevick@aol.com Palm Beach

Devlen, Ronald, D., PE, PEPP Owner/President, Devlen Engineering Inc. 635 Mangrove Rd., Venice, FL 34293 407-925-9712 • ron@devleneng.com Central Florida

Dewey, Charles, John, PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, HNTB Corporation 201 N. Franklin St., Ste. 1200, Tampa, FL 33602 813-443-0362 • jdewey@hntb.com Tampa

Dewitt, Frederick, W., FES Fellow, FECON Retired 715 Bongart Rd., Winter Park, FL 32792 407-886-2294

Central Florida

D’huyvetter, Paul, J., PE, PEPP Sr. Project Engineer, UES 201 Waldo Avenue North, Lehigh Acres, FL 33971 239-489-2443 • jdhuyvetter@teamues.com Calusa

Diaz, Andres, G., PE, FECON General Manager, Ric-Man International 954-937-2643 • bid@ricman.us Miami

Diaz, Elias, Municipal Senior Designer, PEPP

Municipal Senior Designer, EXP US Services 9091 SE 46 CT, Ocala, FL 34480 786-282-8837 • elias.diaz@exp.com

Central Florida

Diaz, Javier, PE, FPEI Lead Structural Engineer, WSP USA 305-514-3188 • djavi58@yahoo.com

Miami

Diaz, Rey, F., FECON PMA Consultants, 7380 West Sand Lake Road, Orlando, FL 32819 rdiaz@pmaconsultants.com

Central Florida

Diaz, Jr.,Richard, PE, PEPP President, Diaz Pearson & Associates, Inc. 4202 W. El Prado Blvd, Tampa, FL 33629 813-833-8459 • richard@diazpearson.com Tampa

DiazRobles, Juan, PE, FPEI Manager, Ramboll US Corporation 8168 Pinnacle Pass Way, Boynton Beach, FL 33473 813-546-3288 • zaid_juan@hotmail.com Palm Beach

Dickison, Stephen, PEPP Senior Project Manager, TLP Engineering Consultants Inc. 2171 Whiting Trail, Orlando, FL 32820 321-229-2572 Stephen.dickison@tlpeng.com Central Florida

Diehl, Brian, M., PE, PEPP Regional Vice President, Pennoni 4308 Ellinwood Blvd, Palm Harbor, FL 34685 727-325-1256 • bdiehl@pennoni.com Pinellas

Diez, PE, Daniel, PE, FPEI Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 606-398-7457 • ddiez@chenmoore.com Miami

DiMarino, William, R., PE, FECON President, WRD Construction Consultants 2701 Regency Oaks Blvd, N407, Clearwater, FL 33759 727-742-3041 • wrdconsu1@hotmail.com Pinellas

Dimitrov, Ivan, V., FPEG Senior Project Manager Capital Improvements Div, Pinellas County Government 1581 Chateaux Deville Ct, Clearwater, FL 33764 727-524-8857 • idimitrov@pinellas.gov Pinellas

Dinkins, Davis, L., PE, PEPP President, Davis Dinkins Engineering, PA 1543 SE 13 St, Ocala, FL 34471 352-854-1770

davis@dinkinsengineering.com Forest

Dion, Stephanie, PEPP Marketing Coordinator, Environmental & Geotechnical Specialists, Inc. 3676 Hartfield Road, Tallahassee, FL 32303 850-570-0247 • Stephanie.dion@egsus.com Big Bend

DiStefano, Joseph, H., PE, PEPP Principal, Tierra, Inc. 7351 Temple Terrace Highway, Tampa, FL 33637 813-989-1354 • jdiStefano@tierraeng.com Tampa

Dixon, II, Richard, J., PE, FPEI Managing Member, Anderson-Dixon LLC 1638 N Atlantic Ave, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 386-428-8044 • rick@andersondixonllc.com Daytona Beach

Doan, Ben, Wadsworth, PE, SI, CCM, PEPP Project Director Florida, GHD North America 3407 Lacewood Road, Tampa, FL 33618 813-267-1573 • bendoan12@gmail.com Tampa

Dobler, Neil, Civil, FPEI Director of Corporate Dev., Bartlett & West, Inc. 6201 SW 48th Place, Topeka, KS 66610 785-215-2000 • neil.dobler@bartwest.com Out Of State

Dodane, Michael, L, FECON President, MiGre Engineers, LLC 854 East Wildmere Ave, Longwood, FL 32750 407-636-7999 • mwalton@migreeng.com Central Florida

Dollar, John, R., PEPP Sr. Project Manager, Osceola Engineering Inc. 808 North Westmoreland Dr., Orlando, FL 32804 407-847-7069 • jdollar@osceng.com Central Florida

Dombrowski, Suzanne, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 6611 Rainwood Cove Ln, Lakeworth, FL 33463 954-650-7996 sdombrowski@chenmoore.com Palm Beach

Donahoo, Sean, PE, PEPP Principal, AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. 813-574-0238 • sdonahoo@aimengr.com Tampa

Donahue, James, PE, FPEI Drainage Engineer, KimleyHorn 2619 Centennial Boulevard, Ste. 200, Tallahassee, FL 32308 850-553-3513 jim.donahue@kimleyhorn.com Big Bend

Donaldson, Charles, PE, PEPP Office Leader/Project Manager, RS&H, Inc. 850-519-3476 charles.donaldson@rsandh.com Big Bend

Donaldson, Dameion, PEPP President,Electrical Design Associates, Inc. 7284 West Palmetto Park Rd, Ste. 302S, Boca Raton, FL 33433 561-819-5556 • ddonaldson@goeda.com Palm Beach

Donaldson, Jr., Don, G., PE, FPEG County Administrator, Martin County BOCC 2401 SE Monterey Road, Stuart, FL 34949 772-468-9817 • ddonalds@martin.fl.us Treasure Coast

Donoho, David, PE, PEPP Senior Principal, Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. 2995 Sidco Drive, Nashville, TN 37135 615-514-6129 • ddonoho@ssrinc.com Northwest Florida

Douglas, Travis, Civil Engineering, PEPP Project Manager, BGE, Inc. 728-219-4882 • tdouglas@bgeinc.com Palm Beach

Dowell, MarieElsie, PE, PTOE, PEPP

Vice President National Tech Resource Center Mgr., WSP USA 7650 NW 19 St #300, Miami, FL 33126 305-514-3125 • marie.dowell@wsp.com Miami

Downes, John, P., PE, PEPP Federal Business Unit Leader, Stanley Consultants Inc. 19669 N Riverside Dr, Jupiter, FL 33469 561-309-6477 downesjohn@stanleygroup.com Palm Beach

Dowty, Kevin, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Bowman Consultant Group 239-254-2000 • kdowty@bowman.com Calusa

Doyle, Daniel, FECON Project Engineer EI, Trebilcock Consulting Solutions 3020 39th St SW, Naples, FL 34117 ddoyle@trebilcock.biz Calusa

Drapp, James, PE, PEPP Vice President, HNTB Corporation 2801 Pemberton Creek Dr, Seffner, FL 33584 813-684-4825 • jdrapp@hntb.com Tampa

Drazenovich, Richard, PE, FPEG Public Works Director, City of Danville 435 Conifer DR, Danville, VA 24541 434-822-0945 • drazeri@ci.danville.va.us Miami

Driscoll, Michael, E., PE, PEPP Principal, Driscoll Engineering, Inc. 29 NW 123 St, Newberry, FL 32669 352-331-1999 linda@driscollengineering.com North Central

Drummond, Chad, D., PE, D.WRE, BCEE, PEPP Principal Engineer, Drummond Carpenter, PLLC 407-417-1220 cdrummond@drummondcarpenter.com Central Florida

Drummond, Mark, PEPP President, C Solutions 2890 W State Road 84, Ste. 105, Dania Beach, FL 33312 954-320-7899 • admin@csolutionsus.com Broward

Duba, Aaron, J., PE, PEPP Haag Engineering Co. 19506 Pine Tree Road, Odessa, FL 33556 813-335-1900 • aj_duba@hotmail.com

Tampa

Duffoo, Ernest, J, FECON Project Manager, Castillo Engineering, Inc. 305-781-8780 • ernied6718@gmail.com

Miami

Duffoo, Sara, J, PE, LEED AP, DBIA, FPEI Senior Project Engineer, Pinnacle Consulting Enterprises Inc. 305-216-8840 • sduffoo@pinnaclecei.com

Miami

Duncan, Josef, Kyle, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, Simmons & White Inc 2581 Metrocentre Blvd., W., Ste. #3, West Palm Beach, FL 33407 561-478-7848 kyle@simmonsandwhite.com

Palm Beach

Dunkelberger, Craig, E., PE, FECON Senior Engineer, Environmental & Geotechnical Specialists, Inc. PO Box 15466, Tallahassee, FL 32317 craigdunk91@gmail.com Treasure Coast

Dunn, Mark, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Patel, Greene & Associates, PLLC 26231 Lawrence Ave., Wesley Chapel, FL 33544 813-978-3100 Mark.Dunn@patelgreene.com

Tampa

Dunn, Theodore, O., PEPP 798 Battersea Dr, St. Augustine, FL 32095 904-342-5734 • toad352@hotmail.com North Central

Durand, Joseph, PEPP

President, TDK Engineering Associates, P.C. 4185 South Street,

Marcellus, NY 13108 315-672-8726

jdurand@tdkengineering.com Out Of State

DuRant, M. Dwight, PE, PEPP President, Zev Cohen & Associates Inc. 300 Interchange Blvd #C, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 ddurant@zevcohen.com Daytona Beach

Duty, Katie, S, PE, PEPP Vice President, HDR Engineering, Inc 813-282-2352 • katie.duty@hdrinc.com Tampa

Duvnjak, Goran, PE, FPEI Senior Project Manager, 383 Mainsail Ct, Lake Mary, FL 32746 407-924-1029 • DuvnjakG@etminc.com Central Florida

Dvorak, Edward, J., PEPP Senior Project Engineer 8571 NW 27 Dr, Coral Springs, FL 33065 954-829-7924 • edvorak@hotmail.com Broward

Dvorak, Robert, PE, PEPP Vice President, Brletic Dvorak, Inc. (BDI) 727-420-0804 • rdvorak@bdiengineers.com Pinellas

Dykstra, Lisa, M,PE, FPEI RS&H, Inc. 561-319-1466 • lisa.dykstra@rsandh.com Broward

Dzibinski, Susan, M, PEPP Structural Project Manager, raSmith 262-901-2241 • susan.dzibinski@rasmith.com Calusa

Eagle, Steven, S, PE, PEPP Sr Vice President, Nova Consulting Inc. 10486 NW 31st Terrace, Doral, FL 33172 305-436-9200 • seagle@novaconsulting.com Miami

Earnest, Edward, PEPP Professional Engineer, Pigeon-Ardurra 850-673-8300 • edearnest@outlook.com Forest

Easley, Jeff, V., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Sr. Project Manager, AtkinsRéalis 1444 Ancona Ave, Coral Gables, FL 33146 305-514-3235 • jeff.easley@atkinsrealis.com Miami

Ebersole, Richard, T., PE, PEPP Vice President, Bowman Consulting Group, Ltd. tebersole@bowman.com Palm Beach

Echenique, Yesiree, A, Electrical Engineer, FECON Fire Alarm Specialist, Dynafire 786-675-8457 • yechenique@gmail.com Central Florida

Echezabal, Sr., Henry, A., PEPP Retired Founder/Pres. of Echezabal & Associates, Echezabal & Associates Inc. 1217 La Brad Ln, Tampa, FL 33613 813-961-7119

Tampa

Echezarreta, Manuel, J., PE, PEPP President, Ford Engineers, Inc. 305-898-3196 • manuele@fordco.com Miami

Eckert, Killian, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Mechling Engineering & Consulting, Inc. 813-951-6050 • keckert@mechlingeng.com Northeast Florida

Eckler, Donald, A., PE, PEPP President, CHA Consulting, Inc. 5328 NW 79 Way, Parkland, FL 33067 954-753-4544 deckler@chacompanies.com Broward

Eckmann, Douglas, H., PE, BCEE, BC.WRE, F.ASCE, PEPP Associate, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. 4215 Tequesta Drive, Estero, FL 33928 941-374-1010 • doug.eckmann@gmail.com Calusa

Edbrooke, Elizabeth, PEPP RS&H, 7290 Sw 130 St, Pinecrest, FL 33156 305-903-1316 • eaedbrooke@gmail.com Miami

Edgar, Scott, T., PE, PEPP Associate Vice President, Scalar Consulting Group, Inc. 561-523-1708 • scottedgar561@gmail.com Palm Beach

Edwards, Cole, M., PE, CFM, FPEG Engineer I/Stormwater Utility & Floodplain Admin., City of Lakeland Public Works 863-834-3307 • 1coleedwards@gmail.com Myakka

Edwards, Jamison, Ray, PE, FPEG Engineering Project Manager, Central Florida Expressway Authority 407-529-8389 jamisonedwards55@gmail.com Central Florida

Elamad, John, H., PE, PEPP President, ECM 154 Business Centre Dr., Miramar Beach, FL 32550 850-585-7454 • ecmcda@gmail.com Emerald Coast

Eldridge, Alan, S., PE, PEPP Stormwater Services Technical Director, Faller, Davis & Associates Inc. 727-438-2193 • aeldridge@fallerdavis.com Tampa

ElGamal, Mahmoud, PEPP TYME Consulting Engineers Incorporated 32121 Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia, MI 48150 734-522-0300 Cherylf@tymeeningeering.com Northeast Florida

Elias, Steven, L., PE, PEPP Division Manager, Municipal Enginering FL, Pennoni 145 Lake Otis Rd, Winter Haven, FL 33884 863-318-1396 • selias@pennoni.com Ridge

Ellard, Mark, PE, PEPP Senior Principal, Geosyntec Consultants, Inc 3504 Lake Lynda Drive, Ste. 155, Orlando, FL 32817 321-249-9360 • mellard@geosyntec.com Central Florida

Elliott, James, P., PE, PEPP President, Source, Inc. 1334 Lafayette St, Cape Coral, FL 33904 239-482-3156 • jpelliott@sourceinc.com Calusa

Ellis, II, John, E., PE, PEPP President, Legacy Engineering, Inc. 6415 Greenland Road, Jacksonville, FL 32258 904-219-5086 jellis@legacyengineering.com Northeast Florida

Ellison, Daryl, PEPP Engineering Intern, WGI 6300 NW 2nd Ave. Apt. 305, Boca Raton, FL 33487 daryl.ellison@wginc.com Palm Beach

Elsiwi, Walid, FPEI Department Manager, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 10437 Blackmore Dr., Tampa, FL 33647 813-816-3723 • walid.elsiwi@gmail.com Tampa

Elzweig, Gary, H., PE, F.ASCE, PEPP Managing Member, Emeco 954-448-2591 • gelzweig@yahoo.com Broward

Emanuels, Charmaine, EI, PEPP Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. cemanuels@chenmoore.com Broward

Embry, Regina, FPEG Electric Utility Engineer, Gainesville Regional Utilities 301 SE 4th Ave., Gainesville, FL 32601 352-377-2789 • embryrg@gru.com North Central

Emmons, Erin, GISP, FPEI Transportation Planner, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. 8201 Peters Road, Ste. 2200, Plantation, FL 33324

954-535-5128 erin.emmons@kimleyhorn.com Broward

Endrzejewski, Richard, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer / Project Manager, Bayer United Engineering Consultants, LLC 813-460-2199 rendrzejewski@bayerunited.com Tampa

Eng, Edward, J., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP President, Chief Engineer, Eng Engineering Inc. 8130 Bayberry Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32256 Ejeng904@yahoo.com Northeast Florida

England, James, E., PE, PEPP Retired 12024 Massive Oaks Ct, Jacksonville, FL 32223 jee01@att.net Northeast Florida

English, John, C., PE, LEED AP, PEPP Peninsula Improvement Corp 1901 Curling Ave, Naples, FL 34109 239-403-6818 • jenglish@peneng.com Calusa

Enrico, Karina, PE, FPEI President, KFactor 16203 Rosecroft Terrace, Delray Beach, FL 33446 561-562-6594 • kenrico@kfactorinc.com Palm Beach

Eryou, PhD, Norman, Dennis, PE, PhD, FPEI Owner, N.D. Eryou, PhD MIT, PE Consulting Engineer, 7515 Pelican Bay Blvd, 21A, Naples, FL 34108 516-449-5814 dennis@eryouengineering.com Gulf Coast

Espinosa, Roberto, FPEI 11111 Biscayne Blvd, Building 2, Unit 925, North Miami, FL 33181 201-407-3262 • respi891@gmail.com Miami

Estinvil, Sylvain, Engineering Intern, PEPP Senior Engineer Intern, WGI, Inc 772-203-0959 • sestinvil39@gmail.com Palm Beach

Evangelo, Cathy, FPEG Orange County Public Works Engineering 407-836-8034 • Cathy.Evangelo@ocfl.net Central Florida

Evans, Andrew, J., PhD, PE, PEPP Consultant, Retired 2800 NW 29 St, Gainesville, FL 32605 352-284-9600 • ajevans997@aol.com North Central

Evans, Carnot, W, PE, FPEI Senior Project Manager, Dewberry Engineers, Inc. 1824 Admiral Ct.,

Kissimmee, FL 34744 407-810-2138 • carnot3@yahoo.com

Central Florida

Evans, Charles, PE, FPEI Vice President, Storm Services Engineering, LLC 620 Herring School Rd, Winona, MS 38967 662-283-5797 • charlie@stormsl.com Out Of State

Evans, David, L., PE, PEPP President, Evans Engineering Inc. 4144 Winbrook Ln, Orlando, FL 32817 407-484-2132 • devans@evansenginc.com

Central Florida

Evans, Dustin, PE, PEPP Project Manager, GreenmanPedersen Inc. 1590 Village Square Blvd, Tallahassee, FL 32309 850-559-3504 • devans@gpinet.com Big Bend

Evans, Jay, C., PE, PEPP President, Pillar Consultants, Inc. jason@pillarconsultants.com Broward

Evans, Jr., Joseph, R., PEPP Principal, Evans & Associates Inc. 202 Quayside Cir Apt 403, Maitland, FL 32751 407-645-3352

Central Florida

Evans, Michael, C., PE, PEPP Principal Civil Engineer, Poly, Inc. 296 Briarwood Circle, NW, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548 mevans@polyinc.com Emerald Coast

Evans, William, T, PE, AICP, PEPP PD&E Market Leader, WGI, Inc. 561-209-7774 • William.Evans@WGInc.com Palm Beach

Evans, Ei, Deonte, FECON 8808 Beacon Lakes Drive, Apt. 204, Tampa, FL 33615 863-245-5207 • deonteevans05@gmail.com Tampa

Everett, Mary, Janet, PE, PEPP AECOM

306 Wickham Ct., Longwood, FL 32779 407-786-3694 • jan.everett@aecom.com

Central Florida

Everett, Phillip, PE, FECON Civil Engineer, PRIME AE Group 904-739-3655 • peverett@prosserinc.com Northeast Florida

Fabrizio, Matthew, PE, PEPP Vice President, Cumbey & Fair Inc. 12984 Estates Terr N, Seminole, FL 33763

727-423-0202 • mfabrizio@cumbeyfair.com Pinellas

Fairchild, Angelina, Gou, FES Fellow, PE, LEED AP, PEPP Sr. Vice President, Retired 584 Scrubjay Lane, Jupiter, FL 33458 561-840-0249 Angelina.fairchild.pe@gmail.com

Palm Beach

Fairchild, Mark, D., PE, PEPP Retired 584 Scrubjay Ln, Jupiter, FL 33458 561-745-7321 • markfairchildpe@gmail.com

Palm Beach

Falany, Curtis, E., PE, PEPP President & Principal Engineer, J. B. Shepherd & Company Inc. 813-716-2582 • cefalany@jbsco.com

Big Bend

Falk, David, Vincent, PE, FPEG Director of Engineering, Central Florida Expressway Authority 407-430-9764 • david.falk@cfxway.com

Central Florida

Fallin, Ryan, Thomas, PE, PEPP Project Manager, McAdams 727-647-0346 • rfallin@mcadamsco.com

Central Florida

Fardin, Stanley, PE, PEPP President, Samabi Group Inc 305-454-8212 samabigroupinc@bellsouth.net

Miami

Farfan, Alexander, Steven, EI, PEPP Civil Engineer, Chen Moore & Associates, Inc. 904-489-0079 alexanderfarfan66@gmail.com

Northeast Florida

Farrell, Kathleen, O., PE, FPEG Assistant Director, Palm Beach County Eng. & Public Works Rdwy Pro 2300 North Jog Rd 3rd Floor West, West Pal, FL 33411 561-684-4150 • kfarrell@pbc.gov

Palm Beach

Fasking, Floyd, FPEI 5011 Rivebrook Ct, Jacksonville, FL 32277 904-728-0129 • ffasking@comcast.net

Northeast Florida

Faulkner, David, W., PE, PEPP President, Faulkner Engineering Services, LLC 813-433-3595 • dwfaulkner61@gmail.com

Tampa

Faust, Benjamin, C., PE, PEPP Vice President, DRMP, Inc. 2111 Thomas Drive, Ste. 1, Panama City Beach, FL 32408 850-258-4520 • bfaust@drmp.com

Gulf Coast

Fawsett, Jeffrey, C., PE PEPP President, 4824 SW 19 St,

Gainesville, FL 32608 352-377-1425 • jefffawsett@juno.com

North Central

Fawzy, Samih, FECON Senior Vice President, Tectonic Engineering Consultants Geologists & Land Surveyors, D.P.C. 732-220-0606 sfawzy@tectonicengineering.com

Miami

Fears, Thomas, E., FPEG 2855 Puma Dr, Holiday, FL 34690 727-934-0090 • tomefears@verizon.net

Tampa

Feaster, Donald, R., FPEG PO BOX 291875, Port Orange, FL 32129 386-295-3762 • drfeater@msn.com Daytona Beach

Fecko, Benjamin, PE, PEPP Holtz Consulting Engineers, Inc 1718 NE 21 Terr, Jensen Beach, FL 34957 772-485-7766 ben.fecko@holtzconsulting.com Treasure Coast

Fegley, Kyle, W., PE, FPEG City Engineer, City of New Smyrna Beach 5595 Estero Loop, Port Orange, FL 32128 386-631-4645 • Kylewfegley@aol.com

Daytona Beach

Fehrs, Jennifer, PE, FPEG Utilities Engineer, City of North Port 1620 Assisi Dirve, Sarasota, FL 34231 941-773-4637 • jenniferfehrs@gmail.com Myakka

Felicella, Donald, A., PEPP Engineer, Felicella Consulting Inc. 1045 Ocean Dr #401, Juno Beach, FL 33408 954-410-3853 • juno1045@gmail.com Palm Beach

Feller, Steven, M., PE, PEPP President, Steven Feller, PE Inc 12250 NW 5th Street, Plantation, FL 33325 954-850-2794 • Steven@Stevenfeller.me Broward

Feola, Victoria, PEPP Bowman Consulting Group, Ltd 301 SE Ocean Blvd, Ste. 301, Stuart, FL 34994 772-283-1413 vfeola@bowmanconsulting.com Treasure Coast

Ferguson, Jeffery, Don, PE, PEPP Director of Mechanical Engineering, Cyntergy Engineering PLLC 810 S. Cincinnati Ave., Second Floor, Tulsa, OK 74119 918-877-6000 • jferguson@cyntergy.com Out Of State

Fermanian, Marc, Anthony, PE., PEPP President/Owner, CRJ & Associates, Inc. 954-650-5335 dmpowers@crjassociates.com Broward

Fernandez, Alina, PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, Gannett Fleming Inc. 207 Senate Avenue, Camp Hill, FL 17011 afernandez@gfnet.com Miami

Fernandez, Ernesto, FPEI CES Consultants 305-409-4542 • efern0104@gmail.com Miami

Fernandez, Rafael, A., FES Fellow, FPEI 720 S Davis Trail, Tampa, FL 33606 813-251-2752 Tampa

Fernandez, Yulet, PE, FPEI Project Manager, BCC Engineering LLC 786-218-4858 • yfernandez@bcceng.com Miami

FernandezBarquin, Juan, FPEI

Juan FernandezBarquin PE 2520 NW 97th Ave, Ste. 240, Doral, FL 33172 786-336-0801 • jfbeng@bellsouth.net Miami

Ferrante, Michael, MSEM, FEE Senior Systems Engineer, Retired DOD Engineer, 301 Burleigh Ct., Winter Springs, FL 32708 407-579-4979 • michaelferrante@ucf.edu Central Florida

Ferreira, Jr., Stanley, F., PE, PEPP CEO/President, Jones Edmunds & Associates Inc. 10528 NW 153rd Terrace, Alachua, FL 32615 352-271-1174 • rferreira@jonesedmunds.com North Central

Ferrell, Stephen, J., PE, PEPP SVP, Florida Transportation Program Manager, HDR 10905 Elwood Terrace, Howey-In-The-Hills, FL 34737 407-256-5888 • Steve.ferrell@hdrinc.com Central Florida

Ferrer, Riley, PEPP Civil Engineer II, CFB 10601 Gandy Blvd N, Saint Petersburg, FL 33702 352-843-2062 • rileyferrer@hotmail.com Pinellas

Festa, James, PE, FPEI CEO, McFarlandJohnson, Inc. 607-723-9421 • jfesta@mjinc.com Broward

Fichter, Henry, Grant, PEPP Director of Surveying & Mapping, AIM Engineering & Surveying Inc.

2161 Fowler St, Fort Myers, FL 33901 239-872-2625 • gfichter@aimengr.com Calusa

Fielder, Kevin, PEPP Project Manager, STV Incorporated 904-254-0001 • kevin.fielder@stvinc.com Northeast Florida

FigueroaVallines, Joel, PE, PEPP President, SEP 407-584-7530 • joelfv@sepengineers.com Central Florida

FilsAime, Martine, PE, PEPP Project Manager, AtkinsRéalis 15751 Fishhawk Falls Drive, Lithia, FL 33547 850-212-3737

martine.filsaime@atkinsrealis.com Ridge

Finch, Michael, D., PE, PEPP Drainage Group Leader, Patel, Greene & Associates LLC (PGA) 407-720-7420 michael.finch@patelgreene.com Central Florida

Finch, Nicholas, O, EI, PEPP Senior Project Manager, HNTB Corporation 571-215-2714 • nickfinch2015@gmail.com Ridge

Finger, G., Wayne, PEPP Retired 321-720-9229 • gwfengineer@gmail.com Indian River

Finley, Ashley, FPEI Senior Engineer, Traffic, RS&H, Inc. 904-256-2448 • ashley.finley@rsandh.com Northeast Florida

Finley, M. David, PE, PEPP Structural Engineer/Owner, M. David Finley, PE, PA 268 SW Finley Gln, Lake City, FL 32024 386-758-9346 • david@mdavidfinley.com Northeast Florida

Finley, Norman, L., PEPP 527 Sugar Ridge Ct, Longwood, FL 32779 407-862-9725 Central Florida

Finley, Jr., R. Craig, PE, PEPP Managing Principal, COWI North America, Inc. 1589 Metropolitan Blvd, Tallahassee, FL 32308 850-668-1526 • crfi@cowi.com Big Bend

Fiorentino, III, Dominick, PE, PEPP Structures Design Manager, AVCON, Inc. 5555 East Michigan Street, Ste. 200, Orlando, FL 32822 407-599-1122 • dnfiorentino@avconinc.com Central Florida

Fiorillo, Anthony, Joseph, PE, SI, PEPP President & CEO, ECS Group of Companies 12675 Ebenezer Pond Court, Milton, GA 30075 321-231-1753 • afiorillo@ecslimited.com Central Florida

Fisher, Thomas, H., PE, PEPP Senior Principal Engineeer, Fisher Engineering Enterprises Inc. 696 1st Ave. North, Ste. 201, St Petersburg, FL 33701 727-306-2909 • tom@fisheree.com Pinellas

Fisher, Trevor, M. A., PE, FPEG Department Director, Broward County Public Works Dept 954-357-6410 • TMAFisher@broward.org Broward

Fledderman, Travis, James, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Senior Associate, Stantec Consulting Serices, Inc. 941-960-5429 travis.fledderman@stantec.com Myakka

Fleming, Michael, PE, FECON Senior Project Engineer, KCI Technologies, Inc. 904-703-3464 • mike.fleming@kci.com Northeast Florida

Flewellen, Jr., W.B., FES Fellow, PEPP Retired 1022 Wildewood Downs Cir, Columbia, SC 29223 803-661-9209 Out Of State

Flick, Jason, PE, PEPP Project Manager, JMT Lake Mary 427 S. Winsome Ct., Lake Mary, FL 32746 407-576-2127 • jflick@jmt.com Central Florida

Flinchbaugh, David, E., PE, FPEI President/CEO, Technology Applications International, LLC 4855 Big Oaks Ln, Orlando, FL 32806 407-255-0880 doctorflinchbaugh@yahoo.com Central Florida

Flood, Ben, PEPP Water Resources Engineer, Moffatt & Nichol 321-249-1474 • bflood635@gmail.com Tampa

Florez, Maria, Paula, FPEI Roadway Engineer, BCC Engineering, LLC 13817 SW 115th Street, Miami, FL 33186 786-838-9231 • mflorez@bcceng.com Miami

Flynn, Jay, M., PE, PEPP President, Flynn Engineering Services, P.A. 241 Commercial Blvd., Apt C, Lauderdale By Thesea, FL 33308 954-522-1004 jflynn@flynnengineering.com Broward

Flynn, Lee, PE, PEPP Principal, AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. 1235 Cleburne Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33919 lflynn@aimengr.com Calusa

Foglesong, John, PE, FECON Director, Seaport Enginering & Construction, Broward County Port Everglades 1850 Eller Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 jfoglesong@broward.org Broward

Fohrenbach, Robert, PE, FPEI Civil Engineer,Stantec, 222 Calabria Ave, Apt. 203, Coral Gables, FL 33134 203-710-5884 robertfohrenbach@gmail.com Miami

Folsom, Steven, D., PE, BCEE, PEPP Vice President, Verdantas, LLC 19273 Blount Rd, Lutz, FL 33558

813-335-2140 • sfolsom@verdantas.com Tampa

Folsom, Suzannah, Jolene, PE, PMP, FPEG Owner, Juturna Consulting 19273 Blount Rd, Lutz, FL 33558 813-949-7908 sfolsom@juturnaconsulting.com

Tampa

Fonnegra, Sebastian, Civil Engineer, FECON

Construction Management Professional 7, CDM Smith Inc. 8213 Pelican Harbour Dr, Lake Worth, FL 3467 561-324-2381 • sebastiancf@gmail.com

Palm Beach

Fontaine, Jr., Charles, T., PE, FPEI Pulp Mill Superintendent, Retired/Life 305 Bunkers Cove Rd, Panama City, FL 32401 850-769-6062 • tfontaine6@gmail.com Gulf Coast

Foran, Bradley, S., PE, PEPP President,Lighthouse Engineering Inc (LHE) 701 Enterprise Rd E #410, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 727-726-7856 bforan@lighthouseenginc.com Pinellas

Foran, H., Frank, FES Fellow, PEPP Retired 24 Twin Peaks Dr, Maggie Valley, NC 28751 828-926-6470 • fnpforanfrank@aol.com

Myakka

Forbes, Danny, L., FECON President 1058 Sanabel Ct NE, St Petersburg, FL 33702 727-521-4193

Pinellas

Ford, James, Eugene, PEPP Roadway Dept. Manager, HNTB Corporation 5900 North Andrews Avenue, Ste. 400, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33317 954-654-5972 • jeford@hntb.com Broward

Ford, Kim, B., PE, PEPP 813-416-4334 • kimbford@verizon.net

Tampa

Forehand, Christopher, PE, PEPP VP, Panhandle Engineering, Inc., 600 Ohio Ave., Lynn Haven, FL 32444 850-763-5200 cbf@panhandleengineering.com Gulf Coast

Foreman, Angela, FECON Senior Engineer Business Development, Pinnacle Consulting Enterprises Inc. 6 Palermo Ave, Coral Gables, FL 33134 954-290-7809 • aforeman@pinnaclecei.com Broward

Forney, Ronald, M., PEPP President, Forney Engineering, Inc. 3874 155 Ave E, Parrish, FL 34219 941-685-5881 rforney@forneyengineering.com

Myakka

Forst, Jesse, J., PE, PEPP Senior Vice President, RS&H, Inc 904-256-2240 • jesse.forst@rsandh.com Central Florida

Foskey, Sr, Kristopher, Charles, PE, FPEI Analyst, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. 352-266-5929 • kc.foskey@kimleyhorn.com Forest

Foss, Daniel, PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer/Area Manager, Eisman & Russo Inc. 6455 Powers Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32217 dfoss@eismanrusso.com

Ridge

Foster, Sommer, N., PE, PEPP Engineer, Johnson-Prewitt & Associates Inc. 863-441-2014 • sommerf@embarqmail.com Calusa

Foster, Stephen, FPEI Senior Engineer, Tampa Electric Company & Peoples Gas 707 Westwood Dr, Brandon, FL 33511 703-795-2709 Stephen.j.foster11@gmail.com

Tampa

Foti, Adriano, Ian, PE, FPEI

Sr. Project Manager, T.Y. Lin International 786-317-7043 • navalreplicas@msn.com

Broward

Fountain, Elizabeth, A, PE, CFM, PEPP Vice President, J. R. Evans Engineering, P.A. 2381 Limpkin Lane,

Alva, FL 33920 239-405-9148

elizabeth@jrevansengineering.com Calusa

Fowler, John, Shea, FPEI Associate Vice President, HNTB Corporation 464 Pine Eagle Drive, Fleming Island, FL 32003 904-386-2880 • jsfowler@hntb.com Northeast Florida

Fox, Jordan, PE, FPEI Department Manager, MC Squared, LLC 407-221-8309 • jfox@mc2engineers.com Tampa

Francavilla, Ashley, Renee, EI, PEPP Roadway DesignUtility Coordination, Agenor & Campbell Structural Engineers, LLC 813-659-6303 • ashley@acstructural.com Tampa

Frank, Christopher, PE, FPEI Senior Engineer III, AtkinsRéalis 2009 Lake Dr, Winter Park, FL 32789 407-766-3191 • chrisf89@hotmail.com Central Florida

Franko, John, P, PEPP Principal Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 904-398-8636 • jfranko@chenmoore.com Northeast Florida

Franyie, Viviana, PE, PEPP Partner/CoOwner, Franyie Engineers Inc. vivi@franyie.com Miami

Fraze, Richard, O., FES Fellow, FPEI Consulting Engineer, Retired 8065 52 Ln N, Pinellas Park, FL 33781 727-544-4300 • fjs.research@verizon.net Pinellas

Frederick, Jameson, PE, PEPP Civil Engineer, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. 5663 SW 80th Place, Ocala, FL 34476 Jameson.Frederick@kimleyhorn.com Forest

Frederick, Mark, J., PE, PEPP VP of Civil Engineering, CivilSurv Design Group, Inc. 863-899-9374 • mark.j.frederick@gmail.com Ridge

Free, Paul, L., PE, PEPP Senior Bridge Engineer, STV Incorporated 904-383-3914 • paul.free@stvinc.com Northeast Florida

Freeman, Cheryl Lynn, PE, PEPP President/Chief Planner/Sr. Engineer, 321 Strategies, LLC 1217 Creek View Way, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 904-608-8751 • cheryl@go321strategies.com Northeast Florida

Freeman, Clay, Allen, FPEI

708 Saxon Palm Court, New Smyrna Beach Fl, FL 32169 561-877-9067 • gladiatordgn@gmail.com Daytona Beach

Freeman, Vienna, General Contractor, FECON VP, Expert Dewatering & Construction Inc. 954-526-2381 vienna.f@expertdewatering.com Broward

Fregger, Stephan, FES Fellow, PEPP Retired 2707 Everett Ln, Tallahassee, FL 32308 850-386-9468 • sfregger@msn.com Big Bend

Freidin, Mike, PE , PEPP Branch Manager, Dewberry 3035 Elmwood Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32317 954-605-3305 • mafreidin@dewberry.com Big Bend

Frink, Steven, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, Haley Ward, Inc 561-379-3562 • sfrink@haleyward.com Treasure Coast

Frodsham, David, PE, PEPP Senior Civil Engineer, Tetra Tech 6540 SE Nantucket Ct, Hobe Sound, FL 33455 772-380-5491 dave.frodsham@tetratech.com Treasure Coast

Fructuoso, Melkin, PEPP Terracon Consultants Inc, melkinfructuoso@hotmail.com Ridge

Fruge, Lisa, PE, PEPP Supervising Engineer Project Manager, WSP USA 17380 Channel Way, Winter Garden, FL 34787 lisa.fruge@wsp.com

Central Florida

Fruth, Josh, PEPP President, Civilgear 239-799-3200 • jfruth@civilgearfl.com Calusa

Fryman, Ryan, D., PE, PEPP Senior Electrical Engineer, Miller Electric Company 6805 Southpoint Parkway, Jacksonville, FL 32216

904-610-0158 • rfryman@ieee.org

Northeast Florida

Fu, Amy, Y, PE, PEPP President, Alpha Envirotech Consulting, Inc. 8681 Ethans Glen Terrace, Jacksonville, FL 32256

904-382-0083 • amy.fu@aenvirotech.com Northeast Florida

Fuentes, PE, Felix, FECON Project Delivery Leader Senior Project Engineer, RK&K

305-972-2708 • felixfuentes@bellsouth.net Miami

Fuller, Brett, A., PE, PEPP Project Engineer, WGI 3176 N Jog Rd #7208, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 863-532-1133 • Brett.Fuller@wginc.com Palm Beach

Fuller, Mark, R., PE, FPEG Program Engineer, City of Tallahassee Stormwater 3420 Dundalk Dr, Tallahassee, FL 32309 850-567-2393 • mark.fuller@talgov.com Big Bend

Fulton, Tommy, Lynn, PE, PEPP Senior Transportation Engineer, RS&H, Inc. 813-728-8130 • TomL.Fulton@gmail.com Pinellas

Fung, Johnny, PEPP Tampa Structures Group Leader, Patel, Greene & Associates, LLC 813-978-3100 johnny.fung@patelgreene.com Tampa

Furman, Jr., Thomas, D., PEPP Life Member 153 Stone Root Ln, Concord, MA 1742 978-371-1989 • tomfurmanjr@hotmail.com Out Of State

Furry, David, Eugene, PE, FPEI RS&H 813-493-4882 • david.furry@rsandh.com Tampa

Fuschetto, Patsy, PE, PEPP Project Manager, DRMP, Inc. 954-326-9002 • pfuschetto@hotmail.com Palm Beach

Gabriel, Mark, A., PEPP Self Employed 3200 Port Royale Dr N #1208, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308 954-781-8816 • mgabrielpe@aol.com Broward

Gadberry, Craig, A., PE, FECON Associate/Southeast Region Chief Estimator CDM Constructors Inc. 3873 Caledonia Ave, Apopka, FL 32712 321-436-6430 • gadberryca@cdmsmith.com Central Florida

Gagne, Michael, T., PE, PEPP President, Mortensen Engineering Inc. 6408 West Linebaugh Avenue, Ste. 111, Tampa, FL 33625 813-908-5555 • mgagne@meitampa.com Tampa

Gajera, Jitesh, PE , PEPP Sr. Highway Engineer/Orlando Office Lead, Ardurra Group, Inc. 486 Harbour Isle Way, Longwood, FL 32750 jgajera@ardurra.com Central Florida

Galbraith, Scott, A., PE, CCM, CFCC, PEPP Senior VP / Service Strategy & Delivery Ops Leader, MBP 3138 Christophers Watch Lane, Ruskin, FL 33570 813-903-2333 • sgalbraith@mbpce.com Tampa

Gallet, Alain, J, PE, FACEC, PEPP Senior Vice President, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 205-443-5206 • alain.gallet@terracon.com Northwest Florida

Gallo, Victor, H., PE, PEPP Senior Stormwater Engineer, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. 1744 West Cheryl Drive, Winter Park, FL 32792 813-494-5446 • victor.gallo@kimleyhorn.com Central Florida

Galpin, Richard, E., PE, PEPP Managing member, Ashford Engineers LLC 770-435-2733 rgalpin@ashfordengineers.com Calusa

Galura, Michael, B., PE, PEPP President/Principal Engineer, Michael Galura Engineering Consultants 3222 Corrine Drive, Ste. H, Orlando, FL 32803 407-895-3469 • mchgalu@aol.com Central Florida

Gamache, Charles, Cresswell, Louisiana PE Nuclear Engineering, FECON Engineer, N/A 561-313-8639 • chgamach04@yahoo.com Palm Beach

Gamache, Christopher, Paul, FPEG Senior Structures Engineer, Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. 380 Park Place Blvd, Ste. 300, Clearwater, FL 33759 christopher.gamache@stantec.com Pinellas

Gambrill, Marc, PEPP HDR 3230 West Commercial Boulevard, Ste. 400, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 954-235-7657 • Marc.Gambrill@hdrinc.com Broward

Gammons, Job, PE, FPEG Electrical Enginer, James & Moore & Associates LLC 653 West 23rd Street, Ste. 307, Panama City, FL 32405 850-819-1717 • jamesmooreeng@gmail.com Emerald Coast

Gandhi, Mily, FPEI 3222 Eagle Watch Dr, Kissimmee, FL 34746 863-602-7405 • gandhimily@gmail.com Central Florida

Gandy, Bernard, Paul, PE, PEPP President, Globaltech Inc. 6001 Broken Sound Pkwy NW #610, Boca Raton, FL 33487

561-997-6433 • AP@globaltechdb.com

Palm Beach

Gans, Howard, D., PE, FPEI Systems Engineer, Harris Corporation GCSD 321-259-7130 • hgans@harris.com Indian River

Gao, Bo, FPEG Sr. Project Manager, Florida ITS Engineers LLC 480-729-9273 • Bo.gao@fitsengineers.com Broward

Gao, Lijun, PE, FPEG Senior Professional Engineer, Palm Beach County Traffic 2300 N Jog 3rd Floor, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 561-681-4318 • gljusa@yahoo.com

Palm Beach

Garau, Michael, PE, PEPP Project Manager, KimleyHorn and Associates Inc. 13416 Sunset Lakes Cir, Winter Garden, FL 34787 305-804-5367 michael.garau@kimleyhorn.com Central Florida

Garbin, Jr., Edward, J., Ph.D, PE, D.GE, PEPP President, Principal Engineer, Garbin GeoStructural Group 844-443-6362 • Ed@GarbinGeo.com Northeast Florida

Garcia, Jr., Adan, PEPP Analyst, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. 772-209-8200 Adan.Garcia@kimleyhorn.com Treasure Coast

Garcia, Antonio, M., PE, PEPP President, Garcia Bridge Engineers P.A. 3245 Storrington Dr, Tallahassee, FL 32309 850-531-0005 • amgarcia@garciabridge.com Big Bend

Garcia, Martin, H, PE, PEPP Engineer, KEARS 4410 Southwest Long Bay Drive, Palm City, FL 34990 772-888-3770 • Mgarcia@kearseng.com Palm Beach

Garcia-Bengochea, Jose, I., PEPP 10130 SW 48 Pl, Gainesville, FL 32608 352-376-4188 North Central

Garcia-Tunon, Roberto, J., PE, PEPP President, RGT Engineering, Inc. 11422 SW 104 Ave, Miami, FL 33176 305-251-5574 rgtunon@rgtengineeringfl.com Miami

Gardina, Todd, PE, PEPP Kisinger Campo & Associates (KCA) 602 Bridgeport Ct, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 tgardina@kcaeng.com Tampa

Gardner, Richard, G., PE, FPEG Public Works Assistant Director, City of Clearwater 1384 Ribolla Dr., Palm Harbor, FL 34683 516-315-5932 richard.gardner@myclearwater.com Pinellas

Gardner, Thomas, Richard, PE, FPEI Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 501 Riverside Avenue, Ste. 501, Jacksonville, FL 32202 904-307-6151 • tgardner@chenmoore.com Northeast Florida

Garg, Mohit, MBA, PE, PEPP Sr. Client Service Leader, CDM Smith Inc. 4010 W. Boy Scout Blvd, Ste. 450, Tampa, FL 33607 813-262-8824 • gargm@cdmsmith.com

Tampa

Garganta, Andres, PE, PEPP Vice President, WGI 11401 SW 40th St #455, Miami, FL 33165 andy.garganta@wginc.com

Miami

Garick, Christopher, A., PE, PEPP Electrical Design Engineer, HG Engineers 850-243-9819 • office@hgengineers.com

Emerald Coast

Garrambone, David, Reed, FPEI Power Generation Engineer 499 Evernia Street, Apartment 237, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 914-525-5501 david.garrambone@gmail.com Palm Beach

Garrett, Edward, Timothy, PE, FPEG Chief Operating Officer, Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority 813-376-3234 • tgarrett67@gmail.com

Tampa

Garri, Alan, J., PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, Kimley Horn and Associates Inc. 560 SW 57TH Street, Ocala, FL 34471 alan.garri@kimleyhorn.com Forest

Garth, Scott, A., PE, LEED AP, PEPP Vice President, DRMP 15310 Amberly Drive, Ste. 310, Tampa, FL 33617 813-784-8105 • sgarth@drmp.com

Tampa

Gartner, Amber, L., PE, PEPP Transportation Engineer, KimleyHorn and Associates Inc. 4501 SE 7th Place, Ocala, FL 34471 352-817-1199 amber.gartner@kimleyhorn.com Forest

Gartner, Mike, PEPP PRINCIPAL, Caliber Design & Engineering LLC

2300 SE 17th Street, Unit 1002, Ocala, FL 34471

352-789-6298 • mike@profileeng.com Forest

Garvey, Brian, R., PE, PEPP GIS Division Manager, Southeastern Surveying & Mapping Corp. 407-466-0240 bgarvey@southeasternsurveying.com Central Florida

Garza, Jr., Alfred, C., FPEG Private Consultant, 2475 W Bayshore Rd, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 850-932-3977 • garz4950@att.net Northwest Florida

Gassett, Richard, B., FES Fellow, PEPP Retired 283 Greenwood Ave, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 386-871-3432 • adme2002@msn.com Daytona Beach

Gates, Echo, Kidd, PE, LEED AP, PEPP Senior Project Manager, Halff 2255 Killearn Center Boulevard, Ste. 200, Tallahasee, FL 32309 850-264-7593 • egates@Halff.com Big Bend

Gates, Sunserea, Durrance, PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, VHB 321-279-7566 • sgates@vhb.com Central Florida

Gatlin, Roger, O., PEPP Consultant 1224 Oakdale St, Windermere, FL 34786 407-876-3569 • roger.gatlin@gmail.com Central Florida

Gavarrete, Ramon, D., PE, FPEG Public Works Director/County Engineer, Alachua County, 5620 NW 120 Ln, Gainesville, FL 32653 863-381-6875 rgavarrete@alachuacounty.us North Central

Gaylor, Michael, J., PEPP Owner, Gaylor Engineering 35341 Country Walk Ln, Dade City, FL 33523 352-523-1942 • gaylormg@gmail.com Pinellas

Geer, Charles, L., FES Fellow, PE, FACEC, PEPP

Principal, CLG Consulting 561-371-2079 • charlesl.geer@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Geiger, Donald, A., PEPP President, 7858 South County Rd 9, Hartford, AL 36344 334-886-3552 • dageiger@centurytel.net Central Florida

Geiger, Douglas, D., PE, PEPP Executive Vice President of Const

Management, Retired, 4020 N County Road 426, Geneva, FL 32732

407-451-4910 • geigerd60@gmail.com Central Florida

Geisel, Andrew, PEPP Project Manager, Bayer United Engineering Consultants, LLC 865-659-8553 • drewgeisel@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Geisendorff, Kenny, PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, VIA Consulting Services 904-424-5019 • kgeisendorff@viacs.com Northeast Florida

Gent, Tyler, FECON Project Administrator, VIA Consulting Services, Inc. 4008 Calle De Santos Rd., Tallahassee, FL 32311 530-906-5824 • tgent@viacs.com Big Bend

George, Edward, PE, C.W.I., FPEI President/Owner, E & S Consulting Inc 124 Calle de Leon, St. Augustine, FL 32086 904-826-1431 eandsconsultinginc@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Gerber, David, C., PE, PEPP Project Engineer, WGI 1795 West Community Drive, Jupiter, FL 33458 863-397-6104 • david.gerber@wginc.com Broward

Germana, Christopher, PE, PEPP Civil Engineer, Germana Engineering & Associates 12707 Cynthia Ln, Clermont, FL 34715 352-241-8198 cgermana@germanaengineering.com Forest

Germuska, Michael, J., PE, PEPP President, Michael J. Germuska, PE Inc. 108 Waterberry Dr., Tarpon Springs, FL 34688 727-785-0991 • mgermuska@verizon.net Pinellas

Gerstenberger, Thomas, R., PE, FPEG Stormwater Engineering Division Manager, Manatee County Public Works, 1022 26th Ave E, Bradenton, FL 34208 941-920-0594

tom.gerstenberger@mymanatee.org Myakka

Gerwig, Alan, L., PE, LEED AP, PEPP President, Alan Gerwig & Associates Inc. 14505 Paddock Dr, Wellington, FL 33414 561-793-4606 agerwig@agaengineering.com Palm Beach

Ghani, Imran, PE, PEPP President, Osiris 9 Consulting, LLC

352-317-6131 • imran.ghani@osiris9.com

Northeast Florida

Ghany, Aleem, Abdool, PE, PEPP Principal, Chen Moore and Associates, 11400 Knotway, Cooper City Fl 33026 954-495-0154 • aghany@chenmoore.com Broward

Ghosh, Partha, PE, PEPP President, GCME, Inc., 561-202-5455 • parthavg@gcmeinc.com Palm Beach

Ghunaim, Rashed, Eng Intern, PEPP Civil Engineer, HSQ Group, LLC 754-399-5159 • rashed@hsqgroup.net Palm Beach

Ghyabi-White, Maryam, PEPP CEO, Ghyabi Consulting and Management, 386-238-9798 • maryam@ghyabi.com Daytona Beach

Gibb, Thomas, PE, PEPP Consultant, GIBB 2270 Springs Landing Blvd, Longwood, FL 32779 407-252-4520 • twgibb@gmail.com Central Florida

Gibbs, Sheldon, D, PE, FECON Director of Transportation CEI Florida, PRIME AE Group sheldon.gibbs@primeeng.com

Northeast Florida

Gibson, Cuthbert, PE, PEPP Civil Highway Group Manager, WSP USA 16358 Regents Park Drive, Tampa, FL 33647 813-300-5318 • cuthbert.gibson@wsp.com Tampa

Gibson, Dajana, PEPP Transportation Design Group Manager, AIM Engineering & Surveying Inc. 727-992-3384 • dgibson@aimengr.com Tampa

Giese, Edward, PE, FPEI Design Development Group Leader, Patel, Greene & Associates, LLC 813-928-1169 • eddiegiese@gmail.com Tampa

Gil, Derek, M., PE, PEPP President, Element Engineering Group LLC, 1713 E 9 Ave, Tampa, FL 33605 dgil@elementeg.com Tampa

Gilbert, Alan, D., FES Fellow, PEPP Retired 109 Seminole Dr, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 386-672-5078

Daytona Beach

Gill, Hershell, PE, PEPP President, Hershell Gill Consulting Engineers, Inc. 7848 S.W. 139 Terr., Miami, FL 33158

305-238-1571 • hgill@hgce.pro Miami

Gillette, Brent, PE, FPEI Senior Project Engineer, TLP Engineering Consultants, Inc. 407-901-5675 • brent.gillette@tlpeng.com Central Florida

Gillette, Dana, Ingram, PE, LEED AP, PSM, PEPP

Principal Associate, Erdman Anthony, 145 Culver Rd, Ste. 200, Rochester, NY 14620 561-308-0546 gilletted@erdmananthony.com Palm Beach

Gillis, Jr., James, L., PE, FPEG City Manager, City of South Daytona 3300 Country Manor Drive, South Daytona, FL 32119 386-566-3527 • lgillis@southdaytona.org Daytona Beach

Gilreath, John, M., GISP, PEPP Director of Business Development & GIS Services, JB Pro, Inc. 3530 NW 43rd St, Gainesville, FL 32606 352-375-8999 • john.gilreath@jbpro.com North Central

Giralt, Pedro, P., PE, FECON President, Giralt Enterprises Inc., 305-915-8974 • pgiralt1@gmail.com Miami

Girgenti, Joseph, Anthony, PE, FECON President, Wilson & Girgenti, LLC 813-855-3330 • admin2@wilsongirgenti.com Tampa

Giuliani, Michelle, C., EI, PEPP Civil Engineer, City of Safety Harbor 733 Earls Ct, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 michellefespinellas@gmail.com Pinellas

Glass, John, D., PE, LEED AP, DBIA, PEPP DesignBuild Manager, Glass Consulting Group 660 Hancock Dr, Ruckersville, VA 22968 434-987-5367 • jglass1947@gmail.com Out Of State

Glaubitz, Scott, M., PE, PEPP President, BSE Consultants Inc. 3500 Goatcreek Ln, Malabar, FL 32950 321-725-6065 • sglaubitz@bseconsult.com Indian River

Glenn, Jeffrey, S., PE, D.WRE, CFM, F.ASCE, PEPP

Water Resources Leader, RS&H, Inc 407-893-5820 • jeff.glenn@rsandh.com Central Florida

Glunt, Terrance, N., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Principal, Glunt Engineering Services Inc. 1456 SE 6th Street, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 954-570-8621 • tery.glunt@stantec.com Broward

Glynn, Amanda, PE, PEPP

Senior Project Engineer, Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP 910-352-6530 • aglynn@rkk.com

Tampa

Glynn, Thomas, M., PE, PEPP Building Inspection Engineer, FiveO Building Inspections, 1260 SW Jericho Ave., Port St. Lucie, FL 34953 561-756-3144 • fiveobuilding@comcast.net Treasure Coast

Gmuer, Christopher, A., PE, PEPP President, Gmuer Engineering 1135 NW 23rd Ave, Ste. G, Gainesville, FL 32609 352-281-4928 • chrisg@gmuereng.com North Central

Godbole, Bhushan, A, PE, FPEI Engineering Director, STV Incorporated 904-265-7728 bhushan.godbole@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Goddeau, Donald, L., FES Fellow, PE, FFES, FNSPE, PEPP 2115 Chagall Cir, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 dongeej@comcast.net Palm Beach

Goins, Andre, PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, WGI, Inc., 561-687-2220 • andre.goins@wginc.com

Miami

Golden, Jordan, Derek, FECON Design Engineer, Municipal Engineering Services, Inc. 8574 Turkey Bluff Road, Navarre, FL 32566 850-426-2850 • jgolden@mesifl.com Northwest Florida

Goldman, Sally, PE, PEPP 16064 Parque Lane, Naples, FL 34110 239-839-9264 • sallyg1@gmail.com Calusa

Goldstein, Steven, M, FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Chief Engineer Building Structures, BCC Engineering LLC 6504 SW 113th Avenue, Miami, FL 33173 305-274-6071 • StevengoldStein@att.net

Miami

Golestani, Behnam, PE, PEPP Principal Consultant, IntertekPSI 8625 Lost Cove Drive, Orlando, FL 32819 407-233-5434 • ben.gol@intertek.com

Central Florida

Goli, Nitesh, FECON Project Manager, RADISE International, LC 561-685-3820 • ngoli@radise.net Palm Beach

Goly, Aneesh, PhD, PEPP RADISE International 4152 W Blue Heron Blvd #1114,

Riviera Beach, FL 33404 561-841-0103 • agoly@smartstructures.com

Palm Beach

Gombar, James, Scott, PE, FACEC, PEPP Senior Vice President, Eisman & Russo Inc. 954-931-6799 • jsgombar@yahoo.com

Broward

Gomez, Fernando, V., PE, PSM, PEPP Vice President, AllBright Engineering Inc. 4261 SW 13 Terr, Miami, FL 33134 305-300-1591 • cubanfinfan@gmail.com

Miami

Gomez, Guillermo, PE, PEPP Project Manager, GFT 786-547-4607 • ggomez@gfnet.com

Miami

Gomez, Joe, L., FES Fellow, PE, F. FES, FPEG Assistant City Manager, City of Coral Gables 305-900-8425 • jgomez@coralgables.com

Miami

Gomez, Jose, N., PE, BC.GE, F.ASCELM, PEPP

Chief Engineer, IntertekPSI 19638 Split Rail Run, Loxahatchee, FL 33470 786-457-7221 • jose.n.gomez@intertek.com

Palm Beach

Gomez, Kevin, PEPP Roadway Engineer, DRMP, Inc 143 Alcazar Street, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411 954-663-2560 • kevin.gomez@drmp.com

Palm Beach

Gondi, Chakradhar, PE, FPEI Forensic Structural Engineer, Pennoni Associates Inc, 871 Ibis Walk Place North, Unit 7205, St. Petersburg, FL 33716 984-528-0677 chakradhargondi@gmail.com

Pinellas

Gonzalez Benitez, Juan, C, PEPP BCC Engineering LLC 813-834-5632 • cgonzalez2048@gmail.com

Tampa

Gonzalez, Aaron, PE, PEPP Associate Director, Structural Engineering Raytheon Technologies Corp, Pratt & Whitney, 2149 NE 56th Place, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308 904-704-6035 aaron.gonzalez.pe@gmail.com

Broward

Gonzalez, Adriana, PE, PEPP Principal, VIA Engineering Group, Inc 954-533-9334 • agonzalez@viaeng.net

Miami

Gonzalez, Daniel, FECON 1145 Woodland Terrace Trail, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 407-712-5129 • dangon.dp@gmail.com Central Florida

Gonzalez, Edward, J, PE, PEPP Operations Director, Patel, Greene & Associates LLC, 215 East main Street, Bartow, FL 33830 407-462-3812 Edward.Gonzalez@patelgreene.com

Central Florida

Gonzalez, Esteban, PE, PEPP Sr. Bridge Engineer, RS&H 2473 CaSte.llon Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32217 ebernades6@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Gonzalez, Gabriel, PE, PEPP Engineer, Patel, Greene & Associates LLC PGA 754-223-1042 • ggonzalez88@gmail.com Broward

Gonzalez, GG, PEPP Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP gonzalezgg@comcast.net

Big Bend

Gonzalez, Ismalie, M, FPEG Assistant Project Manager, Orange County Government 12447 Encore At Ovation Way, Winter Garden, FL 34787 407-640-2663 • ismaliemarie@gmail.com

Central Florida

Gonzalez, Jorge, F., PE, FECON President/Principal Engineer, The HEXAD Companies 8390 SW 72nd Ave, Apt. 608, Miami, FL 33143 305-992-6899 thehexadcompanies@yahoo.com

Miami

Gonzalez, Michael, D., PE, PEPP Vice President, CMPLX LLC 786-256-0786 • michael@cmplxworld.com

Miami

Gonzalez, Naldo, PE, PEPP Vice President, GFT 786-845-9540 • ngonzalez@gfnet.com Miami

Gonzalez, Pastor, Felipe, PE, FPEI Construction Project Engineer, RK&K 9350 SW 190TH ST, Cutler Bay, FL 33157 786-704-3373 • fgonzalez@rkk.com Miami

Gonzalez, Samuel, PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, RS&H, Inc 701 NW 162 Ave, Pembroke Pines, FL 33028 954-438-1593 • sam.gonzalez@rsandh.com

Miami

Gonzalez, Sergio, E., PE, PEPP Vice President, Pinnacle Consulting Enterprises Inc. 9120 SW 81 Ave, Miami, FL 33156 sgonzalez@pinnaclecei.com Miami

Gonzalez, Aldo, PE, PEPP

Senior Project Manager PE RS, Community Reserves and Engineering 10560 NW 8 Street, Pembroke Pines, FL 33026 954-668-6847 aldo@communityreserves.info Miami

Gonzalez-Heydrich, Joseph, PEPP Consultant Engineer, Retired 2835 Medinah Cir, Lakeland, FL 33803 863-683-2007 • babulilita@aol.com Ridge

Goodling, Howard, P., FES Fellow, PEPP Civil Engineer, Retired 5308 Velda Dairy Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32309

850-893-3340 • peter56p@embarqmail.com Big Bend

Gordinier, Jr., David, Jon, PE, FECON Geotechnical Department Manager, WSB

804-366-0703 • flashgordinier@yahoo.com Northeast Florida

Gorman, Christin, PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, HNTB Corporation 1276 Metropolitan Blvd #304, Tallahassee, FL 32312 850-536-8528 • cgorman@hntb.com Big Bend

Gortemoller, Dexter, M., PE, PEPP President,Gortemoller Engineering, Inc. 708 Thomas Drive, Panama City, FL 32408 850-249-2425 • dgortemoller@gorteng.com Gulf Coast

Gosselin, Mark, S., PE, PhD, PEPP Principal Engineer, INTERA Incorporated 9600 Great Hills Trail, Ste. 300 W, Austin, TX 78759 512-425-2000 • mgosselin@intera.com North Central

Gotmare, Aniruddha, S., PE, PEPP CEO, Scalar Consulting Group Inc. 5713 Corporate Way, Ste. 200, West Palm Beach, FL 33407 561-429-5065 • agotmare@scalarinc.net Broward

Gotwald, Jonathan, J., PE, PEPP Director of Civil Engineering, Florida, Osborn Engineering 450 Carillon Pkwy, Ste. 200, St. Petersburg, FL 33716 jgotwald@osborneng.com Pinellas

Goyanes, Jorge, PE, FEE President, Encobridge, Inc. 7225 NW 25th Street, Ste. 100, Miami, FL 33122 training@encobridge.net Miami

Grace, Lance, Heath, FPEG Director, Office of Maintenance, FDOT, 7657 McClure Drive,

Tallahassee, FL 32312 813-501-8919 • lance.grace@dot.state.fl.us Big Bend

Graden, Greg, PE, PEPP President, JEA Construction Engineering Services Inc. 352-258-3471 • ggraden@jea.net North Central

Graham, Elizabeth, R, FECON Senior Project Engineer, DRMP, Inc. 850-758-6687 elizabeth.graham10@yahoo.com Northwest Florida

Graham, Jamie, MacDonnell, PE, PEPP David H.Melvin Engineering Inc. 8219 Hunters Ridge Trl, Tallahassee, FL 32312 850-671-7221 jamiegraham@melvineng.com Big Bend

Graham, Joseph, R, PE, FPEG Engineer IV, CHA Consulting, Inc. jgraham@chasolutions.com Pinellas

Granata, Gary, M., PEPP PO Box 1461, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 813-267-6520 • gmgbridge@aol.com Pinellas

Grant, III, John, A., PE, PEPP Owner, Grant Engineering Inc. 2425 Medford Ct E, Fort Worth, TX 76109 817-923-8053 • jagrant3@aol.com

Out Of State

Grasley, Steven, PE, PEPP President, Chief Engineer, K2M Design, Inc. 411 Walnut St #17086, Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 305-393-1454 • sgrasley@k2mdesign.com Miami

Graves, Andrea, N., PE, PEPP Senior Project Director, AtkinsRéalis 813-802-9241 andrea.graves@atkinsglobal.com Tampa

Green, E.I., Jamie, L., PEPP Tallahassee Office Leader Project Engineer, Scalar Consulting Group, Inc. 727-422-8951 • jgreen@scalarinc.net

Big Bend

Greenberg, Michael, J., PE, FPEI Project Manager,Dewberry, 609-217-1820 • mgreenberg@dewberry.com Central Florida

Greene, Carmen, Bourgeois, PE, PEPP President, Magnolia Engineering LLC 1150 East Tennessee Street, Tallahassee, FL 32308 850-385-0203 carmen@magnoliaengineering.com

Big Bend

Greene, Gordon, PE, PEPP Vice President, Senior Engineer, PGA 215 E Main St, Bartow, FL 33830 gordon@patelgreene.com Ridge

Greenfield, Jeffrey, H., FES Fellow, PE, BCEE, BCES, BC. WRE, F. FES, F. NSPE, F. ASCE, LEED AP, ENV SP, FEE Project Manager, Parsons Corporation 10340 NW 10th Court, Plantation, FL 33322 954-804-3397 • jeffhgreenfield@aol.com Broward

Gregg, Andy, PE, PEPP KimleyHorn & Associates 813-523-6966 andy.gregg@kimleyhorn.com Tampa

Gregg, Sr., Charles, W., FECON Retired 950 Markham Woods Rd, Longwood, FL 32779 407-869-0607 • cgreggsr@gmail.com Central Florida

Gries, Jack, L., FPEI President, Gries Engineering Inc. 715 Balmoral Cir, Leesburg, FL 34748 352-326-3167 griesengineering@embarqmail.com Central Florida

Grieve, William, A., PE, FPEG 9151 Keating Dr, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 561-622-3738 • wagrieve@yahoo.com Palm Beach

Griffin, Aren, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, CONSOR Engineers, LLC 5609 SW Grove St., Palm City, FL 34990 Agriffin@consoreng.com Treasure Coast

Griffin, Mitchell, L, PhD, PE, PEPP Principal Technology, Jacobs 352-215-3045 • griffin4321@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Griffith, II, Allen, Leland, PE, PMP, FPEG Owner, STK Management Group 2369 Vanderbilt Drive, Clearwater, FL 33765 727-480-2102 • griff8522@aol.com Pinellas

Griffith, Fred, W., PE, FPEG The City of Holly Hill 5783 Ste.wart Ave, Port Orange, FL 32127 386-843-3914 • fgriffith@hollyhillfl.org Daytona Beach

Grimes, Anna, PE, LEED AP, ADAC, FPEG Fort Myers Engineering Manager, Haley Ward, Inc. 13041 McGregor Blvd, Fort Myers, FL 33919 239-481-1331 • agrimes@haleyward.com Calusa

Griner, III, Joseph, H., PE, PEPP President, Griner Engineering Inc. 2500 Fairway Ave S, St. Petersburg, FL 33712 772-865-1591 • joe@grinerengineers.com Pinellas

Grissinger, Philip, R., PEPP Principal, Portside Consulting Group, 6870 Caravan Ct, Columbia, MD 21044 portsideconsulting@verizon.net Northeast Florida

Groce, Ken, W., PE, PEPP Cherokee Consulting Inc. 305-205-2361 • kwgroce@att.net Miami

Grubbs, R.W., PLS, FPEG 808 Oberlin Dr, Clearwater, FL 33765 727-799-3293 • robygrubbs@yahoo.com Pinellas

Gruber, Chad, M., PE, PEPP Engineer, Gruber Consulting Engineers Inc. 2475 Mercer Ave. Ste.. 305, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 561-312-2041 • chad@gruberengineers.com Palm Beach

Gruen, Daniel, FECON Water Resource Engineer, Haley Ward 703-973-3812 • dangruen2007@gmail.com Calusa

Guerra, Juan, C., FES Fellow, PE, FECON President, Guerra Development Corp 352-895-3404 • GDC@guerracorp.net Forest

Guida, Michael, PE, PEPP President, C & W Engineering, Inc. 561-642-5333 • mguida@cweng.us Palm Beach

Guillory, Blake, C., PE, PEPP Managing Principal, Applied Sciences Consulting Inc. 1000 N Ashley Dr #500, Tampa, FL 33602 561-401-1301 • bguillory@appliedfl.com Palm Beach

Guisasola, Jorge, PE, FECON President, Jorda Mechanical Contractor 8770 SW 76 St, Miami, FL 33173 305-271-1085 jorgesr@jordamechanical.com Miami

Guisinger, Amy, FPEI

TSFGeo 40 Foxfire Lane, Oldsmar, FL 34677 813-789-3160 • aguisinger@tsfgeo.com Tampa

Gunasekaran, Rangasamy, PEPP

7027 Pelican Island Dr. Tampa, FL 33634

813-888-9510 • gunaselvi@gmail.com Tampa

Gunderson, Craig, PE, PEPP President, Florida Engineering LLC 4161 Tamiami Trail, Ste. 101, Ste. 101, Port Charlotte, FL 33952 941-391-5980 • michaelf@fleng.com Calusa

Gurr, Jr, Theodore, Mitchell, FPEI Mosaic Fertilizer, LLC 863-412-1197 • tgurr1200@gmail.com Ridge

Guth, Chris, PEPP Senior Engineer, Chen Moore & Associates, Inc. 346 Ellamar Rd, West Palm Beach, FL 33405 561-989-4380 • cguth@chenmoore.com Palm Beach

Guthrie, Boston, FECON Electrical Engineering Associate 2, RS&H 3900 Oldfield Crossing Dr, Apt. 517, Jacksonville, FL 32223 229-548-7525 • guthrieboston@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Gutierrez, Roberto, Carlos, PE, PEPP Tampa Group Lead/Area Planning & PD&E Lead, Ardurra Group, Inc. 305-322-2158 • robcgutierrez@gmail.com

Tampa

Gutmann, II, Karl, W, PE, FECON Engineered Products Manager, Advanced Drainage SySte.ms, Inc. 239-994-6478 • karl.gutmann@adspipe.com Calusa

Guzinski, Matt, D., FPEI Engineer Water/Wastewater, Mead & Hunt, 407-256-5993 matt.guzinski@meadhunt.com Daytona Beach

Gworek, Christopher, E., PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Nutting Engineers of Florida Inc. 512 20 Ave N, Lake Worth, FL 33460 561-547-6608 • chrisg@nefmail.com Palm Beach

Haddad, Namir, A., PE, PEPP President, Haddad Engineering Inc. 1592 Owl Hollow Ln, Jacksonville, FL 32223 904-262-2079 • nhaddad@haddadeng.com Northeast Florida

Hahn, Jason, PE, FECON Senior Project Engineer, Johnson, Mirmiran and Thompson, Inc. 40 Wight Ave, Hunt Valley, FL 21030 954-492-9921 • jhahn@jmt.com Treasure Coast

Hahn, Warren, G., PEPP CEO, Hahn Engineering Inc. 4525 W Beachway Dr, Tampa, FL 33609 813-286-6538 • wghahn@hahneng.com Tampa

Haines, Steven, Ernest, PE, LEEP AP, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, Johnson, Mirmiran and Thompson, Inc. 725 South Indian River Dr., Fort Pierce, FL 34950 772-370-7865 • shaines@jmt.com Treasure Coast

Hall, Daniel, G., PE, FPEG Principal Project Manager, Collier County Government, 239-252-8192 Daniel.Hall@colliercountyfl.gov Calusa

Hall, Harvey, PEPP Civil Engineer, Self Employed 1125 Lisa Ln, Bartow, FL 33830 863-533-1465 • harveyhall@mac.com Ridge

Hall, Iarelis, D., PSM, FPEG Assistant VP/Senior Geomatics Manager, GPI Geospatial, Inc. 3051 E. Livingston Street, Ste. 300, Orlando, FL 32803 407-937-1522 • ihall@gpinet.com Central Florida

Hall, John, Richard,FES Fellow, PE, F.NSPE, PEPP President, Ludovici & Orange Consulting Engine 1316 Shipwatch Cir, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 786-299-9369 • jrhallpe@aol.com Northeast Florida

Hall, Justin, FPEG FDOT 813-975-6133 • justin.hall@dot.state.fl.us Tampa

Hall, Richard, A., PE, PEPP President, Hall Planning & Engineering Inc. PO Box 3577, Tallahassee, FL 32315 850-345-1511 • rickhall@hpeinc.com Big Bend

Hall, Robert, T., PEPP 6612 12 Ave W, Bradenton, FL 34209 941-792-6053

Myakka

Hall, Steven, David, PE, FPEI Applications Analyst, Collier County Government 17310 Caloosa Trace Cir, Fort Myers, FL 33967 239-229-2127 • Steven.d.hall@outlook.com Calusa

Hall, Jr, Terry, Tyler, PE, PEPP Associate,Whitman, Requardt & Associates, LLP 904-679-5349 • thall@wrallp.com Northeast Florida

Haller, Noah, Patrick, FEE 102 Laura Ln, Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 402-578-6241 • noah92hlr@gmail.com Northwest Florida

Halyard, Paul, J., PEPP

President, Peninsula Forensic Engineering Inc. 1119 Wald Rd, Orlando, FL 32806

407-859-6626 • paul@paulhalyard.com

Central Florida

Hameed, Rohan, A, FPEI

Senior Transportation Project Manager, CDM Smith Inc. 12090 NW 83rd Place, Parkland, FL 33076 954-445-2635

hameedra@cdmsmith.com Broward

Hamilton, James, E, PE, FPEI Owner, ACRUX Engineers, LLC 860-690-1757

jhamilton@acruxengineers.com Tampa

Hamilton, Shane, PE, PEPP Principal, Engineering Professionals Inc. 727-642-5321 • hamilton@engrpros.com Tampa

Hammack, Donald, L., PE, PEPP Associate Vice President, Dewberry Engineers, Inc. 1602 River Birch Ave., Oviedo, FL 32765 407-977-8647 • dhammack@dewberry.com Central Florida

Hammack, J., Al, PEPP Consultant 1000 Vicars Landing Way, Apt. B109, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 904-285-3267 Northeast Florida

Hammond, Eric, J., PE, PEPP President, Hammond & Associates Inc. 499 NW 70th Avenue, Ste. 215, Plantation, FL 33317 954-327-7111 erich@hammondengineers.com Broward

Hampy, Craig, PE, PEPP GeoTechnologies Inc., 352-427-1118 • champy@geotechfl.com Forest

Hance, Courtney, PE, FPEI Project Director, RS&H courtney.hance@rsandh.com Central Florida

Hansen, Jarret, PI, FPEI 680 Mason Dr, Havana, FL 32333 850-637-6025 • suzuki03.jh@gmail.com Big Bend

Hanskat, Charles, S., FES Fellow, PE, FECON Executive Director, American Shotcrete Association 15596 Maxwell Ave, Plymouth, MD 48170 847-682-3676 • Charles@Hanskat.net Out Of State

Hanson, Jr., Henry, G., PEPP Consultant, Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare 1412 Denholm Dr, Tallahassee, FL 32308 850-385-3388 • henry.hanson@tmh.org Big Bend

Harbison, Brett, PE, PEPP Director of Geotechnical Services, Meskel & Associates Engineering 904-519-6990 bharbison@meskelengineering.com Northeast Florida

Hare, James, FECON Civil Engineer, Jacobs 561-729-2834 • jameshare4786@gmail.com Palm Beach

Hargraves, Charles, E., PE, FPEG UU&PI, Manager CIP Water & Sewer, City of Tallahassee 2009 Heatherbrook Dr, Tallahassee, FL 32312 850-901-7921

charles.hargraves@talgov.com

Big Bend

Harper, III, Harvey, H., PE, PhD, PEPP President, Environmental Research & Design, Inc. 2918 Carmia Dr, Orlando, FL 32806 407-898-6727 • hharper@erd.org

Central Florida

Harper, James, B., Principal Construction Engineer, FECON Licensed Engineer 5620 S Sheridan Rd, Tampa, FL 33611 813-789-9996 • harmoanious@gmail.com

Tampa

Harper, Kyle, T., PE, FPEI Associate Vice President Surface Transportation, Michael Baker International Inc. 863-640-0439

kyle.harper@mbakerintl.com

Tampa

Harper, Michael, W., PE, PEPP Vice President, Buchanan & Harper, Inc. 735 W 11 St, Panama City, FL 32401 850-763-7427

billing@buchananharper.com Gulf Coast

Harper, Tim, FECON KimleyHorn & Associates, Inc. 126 Sweet Bay Cir, Jupiter, FL 33458 561-339-5038 • tharper178@gmail.com

Palm Beach

Harriett, Larry, R., PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, VIA Consulting Services Inc. 3127 Michelle Court, Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 rharriett@viacs.com Northeast Florida

Harrington, John, M., PEPP Owner, Self Employed 4311 Point Ct, Port Charlotte, FL 33948 941-625-7094 • jalockey@comcast.net Calusa

Harris, Alan, FEE Director School of Engineering, University of North Florida 1 UNF Drive, School of Engineering, Jacksonville, FL 32224 904-620-1682 • alan.harris@unf.edu Northeast Florida

Harris, Grant, FECON Hanson Professional Services, Inc., 2700 Welaunee Blvd., Apt.. 614, Tallahassee, FL 32308 850-768-9500 • gharris@hansoninc.com Big Bend

Harris, Nicole, B., PE, FPEG Project Manager, Stantec Consulting Services Inc. nicole.harris@stantec.com Pinellas

Harrison, Nick, PE, PEPP Vice President, American Structurepoint Inc. 813-460-2622 nharrison@structurepoint.com Tampa

Hart, II, Daniel, C., PE, DBIA, PEPP Assoc. Principal, Madrid CPWG 10 Turtle Creek CIr, Oldsmar, FL 34677 954-325-1039 • dan.hart@madridcpwg.com Pinellas

Hart, Jacki, FL PE, GA PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, RS&H, Inc 29035 Bignonia Dr, Big Pine Key, FL 33043 954-775-6949 • jacki.hart@rsandh.com Miami

Hart, James, A., PE, PEPP Project Engineer, Calvin, Giordano & Assoc. Inc. 1483 Villa Juno Dr N, Juno Beach, FL 33408 561-684-6161 • jhart@cgasolutions.com Palm Beach

Hartenstein, Alan, G., PEPP 3758 Cricket Cove Rd E, Jacksonville, FL 32224 904-223-6836 • ahartenSte.in@yahoo.com Northeast Florida

Hartley, Daniel, PE, PEPP VP, Peninsula Engineering, 2600 Golden Gate Pkwy, Naples, FL 34105 dhartley@peneng.com Calusa

Hartman, Gerald, C., PE, BCEE, PEPP President, Hartman Consultants, LLC 407-341-0970 myriam.aconsultants@gmail.com Central Florida

Hartsfield, Jr, William, N, FPEI

Project Engineer, WGI, Inc.

850-459-7713

william.hartsfield@wginc.com

Big Bend

Harvey, Matthew, EI, PEPP

McKim & Creed Inc.

954-684-6595 • matry177@gmail.com Calusa

Hatcher, Nathaniel, J., PE, PEPP President, Hatcher Engineering Inc. 2108 W Risk St, Plant City, FL 33563

813-752-6900

njh@hatcherengineering.com

Tampa

Hattaway, Billy, L., PE, PEPP

Senior Advisor, EnglandThims & Miller Inc. 3210 West Villa Rosa Street, Tampa, FL 33611

407-608-8368 • HattawayB@etminc.com

Tampa

Haudricourt, Aubrey, PE, PEPP McKim & Creed Inc. 51 Island Way, 1005, Clearwater Beach, FL 33767 ahaudricourt@mckimcreed.com

Pinellas

Hause, Edward, A., PEPP Senior Engineer, Retired, 5178 NW 51 Ave, Coconut Creek, FL 33073

954-360-7114 Broward

Hawkins, Trevor, PE, PEPP Vice President, Patel, Greene & Associates 813-978-3100 trevor.hawkins@patelgreene.com

Tampa

Hawthorne, J., William, PE, FPEG Director of Transportation Planning & Policy, Central Florida Expressway Authority 4974 ORL Tower Road, Orlando, FL 32807 407-690-5337 • will.hawthorne@cfxway.com Central Florida

Hayden, Audra, H, PE, FPEG Senior Environmental Engineer, Leon County DSEM 2204 Delta Lane, Tallahassee, FL 32303 850-510-9133 • HaydenA@leoncountyfl.gov Big Bend

Hayden, Judith, M., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP President, Environmental and Geotechnical Specialists, Inc.

6725 Buck Lake Road, Tallahassee, FL 32317 850-536-8345 • judy.hayden@egsus.com Big Bend

Hayden, Myron, L., FES Fellow, PE, PhD, PEPP

Senior Engineer, Environmental and Geotechnical Specialists, Inc. 3676 Hartsfield Rd,

Tallahassee, FL 32303 850-942-7260 • myron.hayden@egsus.com

Big Bend

Hayden, Thomas, H., PE, PEPP Vice President,Environmental & Geotechnical Specialists Inc. 2317 Limerick Dr, Tallahassee, FL 32309 850-519-6812 • tom.hayden@egsus.com Big Bend

Haynes, Jack, R., PE, PEPP

Vice President National Pursuit Leadere, Modjeski and Masters 904-422-1551 • jrhaynes@modjeski.com Northeast Florida

Hazlett, II, Michael, J, FECON Engineering Account Representative, The SherwinWilliams Company 561-943-5687 • mike.hazlett@sherwin.com Palm Beach

Hazucha, Paul, C., PEPP Retired

3305 Mills Bayou Dr, Milton, FL 32583 850-995-0790 • hazuchap@earthlink.net Northwest Florida

Heath, Thomas, R, FPEG Engineering Specialist, City of Clearwater thomas.heath@myclearwater.com Pinellas

Heathcock, Monique, M., PE, PEPP CHW Professional Consultants PMB 222, 5200 NW 43rd St. Ste. 102, Gainesville, FL 32606 moniqueh@chwinc.com North Central

Heck, Francis, PE, FPEI

Senior Project Manager, KimleyHorn, 813-786-9670 • frank.heck@kimleyhorn.com Tampa

Heimburg, Stephan, PE, PEPP Principal Associate, Hardesty & Hanover LLC 1307 N Bayshore Drive, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 727-791-6722 sheimburg@hardestyhanover.com Tampa

Hekmat, Shahin, FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Director of Quality Assurance, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 5860 SW 89 Court, Miami, FL 33173 305-273-8096 • shekmat@chenmoore.com Miami

Helmick, Daniel, L., FPEI

Sr. Vice President 863-533-1078 • dlhelmick863@yahoo.com Ridge

Helms, Jeff, PE, FPEI

Sr. Project Manager, Moffatt & Nichol 1193 Mary Lou Lane, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 850-258-2257 • JHelms@Moffattnichol.com Northwest Florida

Helms, Patrick, PE, PEPP Vice President, Higgins Engineering and Surveying, LLC 561-718-0899 • patrickh@higginsfl.com Treasure Coast

Helton, Charles, D., PE, PEPP Engineer, Charles D. Helton, PE PO Box 1180, Boca Raton, FL 33429 561-392-4450 • suneng@bellsouth.net Palm Beach

Henderson, Edward, PEPP Senior Engineer, Thompson Engineering Inc. 205-534-6272 ehenderson@thompsonengineering.com Gulf Coast

Henderson, Tamara, K, PEPP Haskell 904-423-5887 tamara.henderson@haskell.com Northeast Florida

Hendricks, Courtney, PEPP 605 W New York Ave, Deland, FL 32720 386-734-8444 • courtney@bechtol.com Daytona Beach

Henry, Eric, PE, FPEI Engineered Products Manager, Advanced Drainage SySte.ms, Inc. 407-615-1659 • eric.henry@adspipe.com Central Florida

Henson, James, Robert, FPEG Engineer 1, Pinellas County Public Works 601 Rosery Rd NE, Apt. 1501, Largo, FL 33770 904-699-8855 • jhenson@pinellas.gov Pinellas

Herbo, Jerose Mae, FECON Universal Engineering Sciences, 772-274-5425 • jgernalin@teamues.com Treasure Coast

Herbo, Rollen, FECON Universal Engineering Sciences 772-775-4124 • rherbo@teamues.com Treasure Coast

Herdocia, Carlos, M, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 901 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Ste. 900, Miami, FL 33134 carlos.herdocia@stantec.com Miami

Herits, Thomas, Joseph, PEPP Senior Project Manager, Colliers Engineering & Design 26 Michael Drive, Metuchen, NJ 8840 732-549-4022 thomas.herits@collierseng.com Northwest Florida

Hernacki, III, Thomas, R, PE, MASCE, PEPP Senior Consultant, Intertek BSS 13166 Blue Reef Drive, Winter Garden, FL 34787

561-644-9111 • trhernacki3pe@gmail.com Central Florida

Hernandez, Albert, A., PE, PEPP Vice President, HNTB 2521 San Domingo St, Coral Gables, FL 33134 305-444-7635 • aahernandez@hntb.com Miami

Hernandez, Eduardo, PE, FECON Director Contract Administration, WSB 954-770-7781 • ehernandez@wsbeng.com Broward

Hernandez, Jorge, PE, PEPP Osborn Engineering 1334 New York Ave, Dunedin, FL 34698 727-744-5254 • jhernandez@osborneng.com Pinellas

Hernandez, Yamila, PE, PEPP Senior VP, Project Management, WSP USA Inc. 305-588-8351 • yamila.hernandez@wsp.com Miami

Hernandez-Cedeno, Deborah, PE, PEPP Deputy Roadway Department Manager, Kisinger Campo & Associates, Corp. 786-973-4713

dhernandezcedeno@kcaeng.com Tampa

Herndon, Charlie, J., PE, FECON Retired 5411 Burnt Hickory Dr., Valrico, FL 33596 813-340-9026 • charlieherndon@msn.com Tampa

Herrera, Victor, H., PE, PEPP Senior Vice President, BCC Engineering, LLC. 6401 SW 87th Avenue, Ste. 200, Miami, FL 33173 305-670-2350 • vherrera@bcceng.com Miami

Herrick, John, L., PEPP Senior Consultant 1730 Lighthouse Terr #11, St. Petersburg, FL 33707 727-347-3773

GoldPlatedShovel@Gmail.com Pinellas

Herring, J., Scott, PE, FPEG Director Of Public Works/County Engineer, Hernando County Florida 5094 Secretariat Run, Brooksville, FL 34609 904-583-5665

SHerring@HernandoCounty.us Tampa

Herrington, William, FPEG Principal, WHH Enterprises 107 Island Dr, Howey-In-The-Hills, FL 34737 352-324-2281

whhenterprises@earthlink.net Central Florida

Herrman, Michael, PE, PEPP

Senior Project Manager, Moffatt & Nichol 501 East Kennedy Boulevard, Ste. 1910, Tampa, FL 33602 813-463-4423

mherrman@moffattnichol.com Tampa

Herschelman, Yameli, FPEG Innovo Partners 9997 Portofino Dr, Orlando, FL 32832 407-402-5077 yameliherschelman@gmail.com Central Florida

Hess, Linda, PE, PTOE, RSP1, PEPP PD&E Project Manager, WGI, Inc. 561-253-9560 • LindaSHess@gmail.com Palm Beach

Heyman, Darrell, B., PEPP Assistant Project Administrator, VIA Consulting Services Inc. 904-783-9842 • dheyman@viacs.com

Northeast Florida

Hickson, Frank, PE, PEPP Executive Vice President, Scalar Consulting Group LLC 407-973-0233 • fhickson@scalarinc.net

Central Florida

Hidaytalla, Abdalla, FEE Roadway Designer, DRMP, Inc. 3635 NW 5th Terrace, Boca Raton, FL 33431 561-599-4407 • ahidaytalla@drmp.com

Palm Beach

Hideck, Robert, Edward, PE, PEPP Principal Associate/Project Manager, Hardesty & Hanover LLC 3340 Coontie Ct, New Port Richey, FL 34655 727-858-1151 rhideck@hardestyhanover.com

Tampa

Higgins, Robert, W., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Vice President, Higgins Engineering and Surveying, LLC 3561 SW Corporate Way, Palm City, FL 34990 561-439-7807 • bobh@higginsfl.com

Treasure Coast

Higginson, Kevin, L., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Project Director, McKim & Creed Inc. 1520 Royal Palm Square Boulevard, Ste. 260, Fort Myers, FL 33919 239-275-8875

khigginson@mckimcreed.com Calusa

Hill, Corey, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, WGI 2035 Vista Pkwy #100, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 corey.hill@wginc.com

Palm Beach

Hill, Gina, PE, PEPP President, G.M. Hill Engineering Inc. 9700 Philips Hwy, Ste. 101, Jacksonville, FL 32256

ginahill@gmhillengineering.com North Central

Hillers, Paul, PE, PEPP President, Hillers Electrical Engineering Inc. 23257 SR 7 #100, Boca Raton, FL 33428 phillers@hillersee.com Palm Beach

Hilliard, William, M., PE, PEPP Sr. Engineer, Retired 16330 Arrowhead Tr, Clermont, FL 34711 407-654-6886 • whilliard1@cfl.rr.com Central Florida

Hindle, Shawn, PE, PEPP Senior Vice President, Hanson Walter & Associates Inc. 8 Broadway #104, Kissimmee, FL 34741 shindle@hansonwalter.com Central Florida

Hinrichs, Scott, PE, PEPP Principal/VP, GraefUSA Inc. 407-659-6500 scott.hinrichs@graefusa.com Central Florida

Hinton, Doug, PE, PSM, FPEG Asst. Co. Engineer for Construction, Marion County Office of the County Engineer, 6392 SE 8th LN, Ocala, FL 34472 352-671-8382 • douglas.hinton@marionfl.org Forest

Hipolit, Andrew, Richard, PE, PP, CME, CFM, CPWM, FPEG Municipal Discipline Leader, Colliers Engineering & Design, Inc. 201-572-9877 debbie.wood@collierseng.com Out Of State

Hippolyte, Clifford, PE, PEPP Managing Partner, WIRX Engineering, LLC 954-451-0354 cliffordhippolyte@wirxeng.com Palm Beach

Ho, Jing Feng, PE, FPEG Civil Engineer, Utilities Commission, City of New Smyrna Beach 386-424-3076 • kho@nsbufl.com Daytona Beach

Ho, Patrick, A., PE, FPEI 21890 Pristine Lakes Blvd, Land O Lakes, FL 34637 813-949-7053 • paho@verizon.net Tampa

Hoeflich, Daniel, PE, PEPP Transportation Project Engineer, Volkert Inc 321-945-7738 • dhoeflich16@gmail.com Tampa

Hoeflich, Kevin, M., PE, PEPP HNTB Corporation 407-389-1515 • khoeflich@hntb.com Central Florida

Hoffman, Michael, W., PE, PEPP Principle Engineer, Advanced Engineering Consultants LLC 321-794-6465

mhoffman@advancedengineers.com Tampa

Hogans, Tim, FPEI Vice President External Affairs/Economic Develop, Chen Moore and Associates 305-215-1800 • thogans@chenmoore.com Broward

Hogg, Maurice, PE, FPEG Director, Capital Improvements, North Bay Village, 786-877-2855 • rhogg@nbvillage.com

Miami

Hoke, Jr, Rodney, Arnold, PE, FPEI Associate Vice President, Pond & Company 678-336-7740 • rodhoke@gmail.com Tampa

Holcomb, Donald, Robert, PE, PEPP Vice President, HDR Engineering Inc. 359 Londonederry Dr, Sarasota, FL 34240 941-342-2705 donnie.holcomb@hdrinc.com Myakka

Holcombe, Don, M., PEPP Retired 3127 Doctors Lake Dr, Orange Park, FL 32073 904-264-5405

donholcombe@comcast.net

Northeast Florida

Holdener, Douglas, J, PE, FECON Director, Florida Concrete Pipe Association 10857 150th Court N, Jupiter, FL 33478 561-352-8959 dholdener@concretepipe.org Palm Beach

Holland, Kimberly, A., PE, PEPP Assistant Secretary of Strategic Development, FDOT 151 Gardiners Bay Drive, Ponte Vedra, FL 32081 904-504-5830 • kim_yzfr6@yahoo.com

Northeast Florida

Hollis, Thomas, E., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP President, Hollis Engineering Consultants Inc. 16900 Colony Lakes Blvd, Ft. Myers, FL 33908 239-481-2385 • tehollis@embarqmail.com Calusa

Holmes, Christopher, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, WGI 2035 Vista Pkwy #100, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 chris.holmes@wginc.com Palm Beach

Holmes, William, R., PEPP Executive VP (Retired), CPH Inc. PO Box 106,

Geneva, FL 32732

407-349-9618 • hbill687@gmail.com

Central Florida

Hood, Jr., William, M., PEPP 12834 Swamp Owl Ln, Jacksonville, FL 32258 904-268-9696 Northeast Florida

Hooks, Jeffery, L., PE, PEPP Sr. Project Engineer, Tierra Inc. 542 19 St NW, Ruskin, FL 33570 813-924-8080 • jeff_hooks2004@yahoo.com Tampa

Hoover, Chip, FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Assistant Vice President/Branch Manager, Ardaman & Associates Inc. 408 Cezanne Dr, Osprey, FL 34229 941-922-3526 • choover@ardaman.com Myakka

Hopkins, Michelle, PE, FPEG Environmental Resource Permit Bureau Chief, Southwest Florida Water Management District 5556 Woodwind Hills Dr, Lakeland, FL 33812 Michelle.Hopkins@swfwmd.state.fl.us Ridge

Horak, Thomas, PEPP

Thomas R. Horak, Professional Engineer 10992 SW Dunhill Ct, Port St. Lucie, FL 34987 815-762-2880 • trhorak@icloud.com

Treasure Coast

Horne, Kenneth, C., PE, PEPP President, Kenneth Horne & Associates Inc. 7201 North Ninth Ave., Pensacola, FL 32501 850-476-9619 • ken@kha.com Northwest Florida

Horton, James, A., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, WSP USA 6256 Greenland Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32258 904-662-0808 • jim.horton@wsp.com Northeast Florida

Hough, Marla, M., PEPP Retired 941-356-4350 • marlahough46@gmail.com Myakka

Howalt, Gary, PEPP Senior Principal/Senior Scientific Consultant, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 8001 Baymeadows Way Ste. 1, Jacksonville, FL 32256 904-470-2200 • gary.howalt@terracon.com Northeast Florida

Howard, Christopher, R., PE, PEPP VP/Lead, Structures Design, Florida, Consor North America Inc. 904-352-1473 • choward@consoreng.com Northeast Florida

Howard, Mark, A., PE, FECON Vice President Sales, Gencor Industries Inc. 5803 Wayt Ct, Orlando, FL 32810 407-293-1513 • markahoward@bellsouth.net Central Florida

Howarth, H., Richard, FES Fellow, FECON 1111 McLean St, Dunedin, FL 34698 727-736-1230 • dhowarth@tampabay.rr.com Pinellas

Howe, Jr., Fraser, S., PE, PEPP Professional Engineer 262 Capulet Cove, Longwood, FL 32750 407-351-5114 • fraser.howejr@gmail.com Central Florida

Howell, Mark, PE, PEPP Project Manager, MorrisDepew Associates Inc. 304 NW 17th Place, Cape Coral, FL 33901 239-558-8054 • mhowellcit@comcast.net Calusa

Hronec, Daniel, R., PE, FPEI Sr. Project Manager, Florida Power & Light Co. 144 Cypress Cove, Jupiter, FL 33458 561-371-3054 • daniel.hronec@fpl.com Palm Beach

Hsi, Brian, PE, PEPP President, HSI Engineering, LLC 18008 Clear Lake Dr, Lutz, FL 33548 813-919-9472 • brian@hsieng.com Tampa

Hubbard, David, B, PE, PEPP Vice President/Highway Design Section Manager, Wey Engineering, PLLC 813-810-9813 • dhubbard@weyeng.com Tampa

Hudson, Mitchell, Lev, PE, FPEI Civil Analyst, KimleyHorn & Associates mitch.hudson@kimleyhorn.com Myakka

Huebner, Jay, PE, PEPP Civil Engineer, Vice President, HSQ Group Inc. 1001 Yamato Road, Ste. 105, Boca Raton, FL 33431 561-392-0221 • jay@hsqgroup.net Broward

Hull, James, D., PE, PLS, CGC, PEPP Chairman, AIM Engineering & Surveying Inc. 2161 Fowler Street, Ste. 100, Fort Myers, FL 33901 239-872-2635 • jdhull@aimengr.com Calusa

Hull, Jerron, PE, PEPP CEO, AIM Engineering & Surveying Inc. 239-332-4569 • jkh1212@gmail.com Calusa

Hull, Terrence, J., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Technical Lead, Black & Veatch Corp 12467 Turnberry Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32225 904-233-9610 • hullt@bv.com Northeast Florida

Humes, William, FPEG Aerospace Engineer, United States Army P.O. Box 1789, Groton, CT 6340 860-405-5065 william.e.humes.civ@army.mil Out Of State

Humphries, Travis, PE, FPEG Director of Transportation Operations, FDOT 26009 77th Road, Branford, FL 32008 travis.humphries@dot.state.fl.us Northeast Florida

Hunsicker, Brian, M., FECON Rinker Materials Concrete Pipe Division 5860 NE 14 Terr, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334 954-648-2456 brian.hunsicker@rinkerpipe.com Palm Beach

Hunter, JW, FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 210 Phelps Rd, Lamont, FL 32336 850-251-8513 • jhunter@chenmoore.com Big Bend

Hunter, Kenneth, PE, PEPP President, Hunter Design & Consulting 352-238-6366 • khunter@hdceng.com Pinellas

Huntt, Daniel, L., PEPP Project Manager, McKim & Creed, Inc. danhuntt.pe@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Hursh, Phil, J., PE, PEPP Principal Project Manager 1126 East SR 434, Winter Springs, FL 32708 407-385-9857 • hurshphilip@yahoo.com Central Florida

Hurst, David, PEPP Sr. Project Manager 239-262-2600 • dhurst@barroncollier.com Calusa

Hurt, Ronald, L., PEPP

CEO, American Structural Engineering Inc. 537 Bay Villas, Naples, FL 34108 239-598-1781 rhurt.american@comcast.net Calusa

Hurtado, Dan, PE, FPEG Chief Engineer, FDOT 605 Suwannee Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399 dan.hurtado@dot.state.fl.us Big Bend

Hussein, Mohamad, H., PE, FPEI Vice President, GRL Engineers, Inc. 8000 South Orange Ave., #225, Orlando, FL 32809 407-826-9539 MHussein@grlengineers.com Central Florida

Hussin, James, Drew, PE, FECON Senior Advisor, Keller North America 813-299-4791 • jdhussin@kellerna.com Tampa

Hustad, Marc, PE, PEPP Managing Director Orlando, RS&H 2318 S Summerlin Ave, Orlando, FL 32806 marc.hustad@rsandh.com Central Florida

Hutcheson, David, W., PE, PEPP Sr Vice President, Halff Associates, Inc. 850-545-6071 • dhutcheson@Halff.com Big Bend

Hutchinson, Stephen, FPEI MPS Engineering, Inc. 813-855-2721 • Stephenh@mpseng.com Pinellas

Hutnick, Caroline, EI, PEPP carolinehutnick@gmail.com Tampa

Hyyti, David, A., PE, FPEG Land Development Manager, City of Cape Coral 1015 Cultural Park Blvd, Cape Coral, FL 33990 239-822-6388 • dhyyti@capecoral.gov Calusa

Iftikhar, Kashif, FPEI

President, Constructive Engineering, Inc 11125 Alameda Bay Court, Wellington, FL 33414 786-338-5452 • kashif@constructiveeng.com Palm Beach

Ingram, Jerry, W., PEPP 10 Wycliff Rd, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 561-301-7907 • JerryIngram267@outlook.com Palm Beach

Ink, Stanley, K., PEPP

Structural Consultant, Self Employed 1625 Silverwood Ct, North Fort Myers, FL 33903 239-995-2442 • stanink@yahoo.com Calusa

Iossi, Richard, G., PE, PEPP President, Nutting Engineers of Florida Inc. PO Box 4471, Boynton Beach, FL 33424 561-732-7200 • ricki@nefmail.com Broward

Losue, Allan, J., PLA, LEEP AP BD+C, PEPP Director of Business Development and Marketing, The Haskell Company 904-357-4972 • Allan.Iosue@haskell.com Northeast Florida

Irigoyen, Daniel, PE, PEPP Roadway Engineer,Gannett Fleming, Inc. 1475 Woodlake Drive, Apt.. A273, Lakeland, FL 33803 772-924-9286 • dan.irigoyen093@gmail.com Ridge

Irizarry-Velez, Alejandro, PE, PMP, PEPP Project Manager, AtkinsRéalis 15555 Miami Lakeway N, Apt. 301, Miami Lakes, FL 33014 787-460-0664 alejandroirizarry87@gmail.com Miami

Irvine, Matthew, PE, PEPP Mesimer and Associates, Inc. 407-832-1082 • mattirvine555@gmail.com Pinellas

Isiminger, Charles, C., PE, PEPP President, Isiminger & Stubbs Engineering, Inc. P.O. Box 14702, North Palm Beach, FL 33408 561-626-3879 cisiminger@coastalengineers.com Palm Beach

Isiminger, Jr., Curry, Engineer Intern, PEPP Professional Engineer, Isiminger & Stubbs Engineering Inc 561-881-0003 curryisiminger@coastalengineers.com Palm Beach

Israel, Mark, PE, PEPP President, Universal Engineering Sciences, 3532 Maggie Blvd, Orlando, FL 32811 misrael@teamues.com Central Florida

Ivey, Glenn, N., PE, PEPP Retired 1460 Shorewood Dr., Lakeland, FL 33803 863-683-9947 • gnivey@aol.com Ridge

Jack, James, G., PE, PEPP Managing Engineer, Retired PO Box 122, Ft. Myers, FL 33902 239-357-7867 • skipjack22@live.com Calusa

Jackson, Christian, Bowen, PE, LEED AP, PEPP

Senior Vice President, Atlantic Gulf Division Lead, RS&H, Inc. 954-205-0288 • chris.jackson@rsandh.com Broward

Jackson, Dwayne, R, PE, PEPP President, O’Donnell Naccarato Mignogna & Jackson 561-775-3754 • djackson@onmj.net Palm Beach

Jackson, J, Keith, PE, PEPP Vice President, STV Incorporated 904-739-9777 • keith.jackson@stvinc.com Northeast Florida

Jackson, James, M, PE, PEPP

Project Engineer, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 14450 Mossy Oak Ln, Myakka City, FL 34251 941-780-0399

jimmy.jackson@terracon.com Myakka

Jackson, Keith, B., PE, PEPP

Vice President, Engenuity Group Inc. 1201 N. Congress Ave, Ste. 101, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 561-758-8581

kjackson@engenuitygroup.com Palm Beach

Jackson, R. Keith, PE, PEPP Associate Vice President, Dewberry Engineers Inc. 800 N Magnolia Ave #1000, Orlando, FL 32803 kjackson@dewberry.com Central Florida

Jackson, Robert, PE, PEPP Director of Engineering Transportation, The Haskell Company 904-391-4043 • robert.jackson@haskell.com Northeast Florida

Jacobs, Keith, PE, PEPP President,

Larry M. Jacobs & Associates, Inc. 328 E Gadsden Street, Pensacola, FL 32583 850-434-0846 • keithj@lmja.com Northwest Florida

Jacquin, Jeffrey, PE, FPEI PD&E Group Manager, AIM Engineering & Surveying, Inc. 813-574-0222 • jjacquin@aimengr.com Tampa

Jaen, Brandon, FPEI 20615 Great Laurel Ave, Tampa, FL 33647 813-607-0834 brandon@convergecreative.com Tampa

Jafar, Fatmeh, PE, PhD, FPEG Traffic Signal Design Engineer, Palm Beach County 2300 N Jog Rd 3rd FL, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 561-684-4030 • fjafar@pbcgov.org Palm Beach

Jain, Arjun, FECON Nova Consulting 10486 NW 31st Terrace, Doral, FL 33172 772-271-8082 • ajain@novaconsulting.com Miami

Jain, Krishan, K., PEPP Retired 3501 Thurloe Dr, Rockledge, FL 32955 321-305-4465 • kjain0001@aol.com Indian River

James, Jesse, PE, PEPP Preconstruction Manager, MorrisShea Bridge Company, Inc.

850-696-8135 • andrewjames60@gmail.com

Northwest Florida

Jaramillo, Felipe, PE, DBIA, FECON Engineering Director, Ajax Paving Industries of Florida, LLC 941-404-9282 • fjaramillo@ajaxpaving.com Tampa

Jaroch, Michael, J., PE, PEPP DRMP, Inc. 16501 E Course Dr, Tampa, FL 33624 813-265-9005 • mike.jaroch@gmail.com

Tampa

Jarrett, Jawara, PE, FPEI Civil Engineer, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. 850-345-5683 • jawara.jarrett@jacobs.com Broward

Jarvis, Jay, M., PE, FPEG Roads & Drainage Director, Polk County Roads & Drainage Div. 863-581-0163 • jayjarvis@polkcounty.net Ridge

Jaureguy, Alejandro, Alonso, PEPP Office Mange Vice President, HW Lochner, Inc. 8750 NW 36th Street, Ste. 360, Miami, FL 33178 305-503-9873 • Ajaureguy@hwlochner.com Miami

Jeakle, David, PE, PEPP Principal, McElhanney Consulting Services Inc. 4301 Ashby Lane, Tampa, FL 33624 813-466-8118 • djeakle@mcelhanney.com

Tampa

Jeffers, Betsy, PE, FPEI Associate Vice President, HNTB Corporation 5900 North Andrews Avenue, Ste. 400, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33328 954-809-4058 • bjeffers@hntb.com Broward

Jeffers, Nicole, PE, PEPP Vice President, Orlando Area Leader, RS&H, Inc nicole.jeffers@rsandh.com

Central Florida

Jehle, Jr, Donald, Patrick, PEPP Regional Manager, McKim & Creed, Inc. 850-898-1503 • pjehle@mckimcreed.com Northwest Florida

Jenkins, Boyd, G., PEPP BCC Engineering 6253 Palomino Circle, Port Orange, FL 32127 407-493-8869 • bjenkins@bcceng.com

Central Florida

Jenkins, Derrick, PE, FECON Webber Infrastructure 2773 Carlene Ct, Jacksonville, FL 32223 derrick.jenkins@wwebber.com Northeast Florida

Jenkins, Joshua, PE, PEPP Professional Engineer, Schnabel Engineering 850-499-3780 • jjenkins@schnabeleng.com Big Bend

Jerez, Silvio, Martinez, Engineer, FPEI Stanley Consultants, Inc. 787-646-2836 martinezsilvio@stanleygroup.com Palm Beach

Jernigan, Erica, T, PE, PEPP Vice President, DRMP 1474 Pauline St., Cantonment, FL 32533 850-418-1084 • ejernigan@drmp.com Northwest Florida

Jernigan-Gwinn, Andrea, PE, PEPP President, Civil/Site Engineering Inc. 1645 N. Maitland Ave, Maitland , FL 32751 407-830-0830 • ajgwinn@cseifl.com Central Florida

Jetha, Nizarally, K., PE, F.ASCE, FPEI Principle Engineer, Omega360, Inc. 813-503-6062 • nkj.alfavision@outlook.com Tampa

Jiang, Pengxiang, FPEI Terracon Consultants, Inc. 8001 Baymeadows Way, Ste. 1, Jacksonville, FL 32256 904-900-6464 • pjiang@terracon.com Northeast Florida

Jimenez, Alexandra, FECON 4000 Central Florida Blvd, Engr 11 442B, Orlando, FL 32816 Jimenez.m.alex@gmail.com Central Florida

Jimenez, Eric, M., PE, FECON Vice President, Ardmore Roderick 3361 Rouse Road, Ste. 140, Orlando, FL 32817 321-430-6710 ejimenez@ardmoreroderick.com

Central Florida

Jimenez, Javier, PEPP Department Manager, Terracon Consultants Inc. 954-554-2998 • jimenez.je.pe@gmail.com Broward

Jimenez, Rafael, E, PE, FECON Director of Land Resources, CEMEX Construction Materials 1720 Centrepark Drive East, West Palm Beach, FL 33401 407-310-9655 rafaele.jimenez@cemex.com Palm Beach

Jimenez, Roberto, PE, PEPP Stanley Consultants, 5206 Roosevelt St, Hollywood, FL 33021 305-562-7177 jimenezroberto@stanleygroup.com Broward

John, David, Walter, PE, PEPP Engineer, WGI

4371 US Highway 17 South Ste. 203, Fleming Island, FL 32003

904-423-5892 • david.john@wginc.com Northeast Florida

John, David, L., PE, CEP, PWS, PEPP 2450 SW 85 Terr, Davie, FL 33324 954-474-2818 • ddjohnnz@gmail.com Broward

Johnson, Aaron, Marshall, PE, FPEG Engineering Project Manager, Central Florida Expressway Authority 489 Deer Pointe Cir, Casselberry, FL 32707 330-280-2826 • aaron.johnson@cfxway.com Central Florida

Johnson, Chastain, PEPP Project Engineer, WGI 18623 Sea Turtle Lane, Boca Raton, FL 33498 561-789-5930 • chad.johnson@wginc.com Palm Beach

Johnson, Erin, PEPP Partner, JCJ Insurance Agency, LLC 2208 Hillcrest Street, Orlando, FL 32803 321-445-9968 • ejohnson@jcjinsurance.com Central Florida

Johnson, James, J, PE, PEPP Roadway Department Manager, Kisinger Campo & Associates (KCA) 850-264-2046 • jjjohnson@kcaeng.com Big Bend

Johnson, Jennifer, FPEG State Drainage Engineer, Florida Department of Transportation 605 South Suwannee Street, MS32, Tallahassee, FL 32399 850-414-4351 • jennjohnsonpe@gmail.com Big Bend

Johnson, Richard, L., FES Fellow, PE, BCEE, CVSLife, FES FES Fellow, FECON Managing Director 9121 Galleon Drive, Orlando, FL 32819 321-217-5182 rjohnson@pmaconsultants.com Central Florida

Johnson, Scott, FES Fellow, PE, PEPP President, S. Johnson Consultants Inc. 8515 Baymeadows Way, Ste. 401, Jacksonville, FL 32256 904-721-1888 • scott@sjcengineers.com Northeast Florida

Johnson, Sowande, PE, FPEG Assistant City Manager, City of Parkland, 954-536-6274

sjohnson@cityofparkland.org Broward

Johnson, Zachary, Kye, FPEI Staff Engineer, Environmental and Geotechnical Specialists, Inc. 229-393-7238 • zack.johnson@egsus.com Big Bend

Johnson-Gearhart, Connie, A., PE, PEPP Sr. Project Manager, Test Lab, Inc. 1100 Wexford Drive, Palm Harbor, FL 34683 813-981-4014 • connie.gearhart@gmail.com Tampa

Johnston, Gerald, PSM, FECON Professional Surveyor and Mapper, Allen and Company Inc. 16 E Plant Street, Winter Garden, FL 34787 407-654-5355 • jerry@allencompany.com Central Florida

Johnston, Steven, S, PE, FPEI Senior Drainage Engineer, TLP Engineering Consultants, Inc. 239-258-1072 • Steve.johnston@tlpeng.com Central Florida

Jolowski, Robert, PE, FPEG 7701 Tampa Point Blvd, Macdill Air Force Base, FL 33621 robert.jolowski@socom.mil Tampa

Jones, Gary, L.S., PE, PEPP Director of Construction, CAPTEC Engineering Inc. 201 SE Monterey Ave., Stuart, FL 34996 772-692-3304 • gjones@gocaptec.com Treasure Coast

Jones, Jonathan, Andrew, PE, FPEI Project Manager / Senior Engineer, Patel, Greene & Associates LLC (PGA) 1119 Hallamwood Trail South, Lakeland, FL 33813 954-260-0980 Jonathan.Jones@patelgreene.com Ridge

Jones, Mickey, J, PE, FPEI Director, Jones Engineering Services, LLC 386-364-8386 • mjjones13@msn.com North Central

Jones, Myra, PE, PEPP Group Lead Civil Engineer, Haskell Engineering 904-791-4666 • myra.jones@haskell.com Northeast Florida

Jones, Rebecca, FPEG Santa Rosa County 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy Ste. 300, Milton, FL 32583 850-981-7100 • RebeccaJ@santarosa.fl.gov Northwest Florida

Jordan, Larry, PE, PEPP Jordan Engineering, Inc. 3016 S Davis Lake Dr, Inverness, FL 34450 352-637-1574 • larry.jordan.pe@gmail.com Forest

Jordan, Jr., Lennon, D., PE, PEPP Chief Structural Engineer, Madrid CPWG 1190 First Ave S, Bartow, FL 33830 863-533-7402 len.jordan@madridcpwg.com Ridge

Jorges, Anthony, PE, PEPP Director of Highway, BCC Engineering 954-928-1828 • ajorges@bcceng.com Broward

Joseph, Rick, C., PE, PEPP Highway Engineer, GM2 Associates, Inc., 561-792-9000 • rjoseph@gm2inc.com Palm Beach

Joykutty, Shajan, PE, PEPP Vice President, Hazen and Sawyer 11650 NW 21 St, Plantation, FL 33323 954-437-5889 sjoykutty@hazenandsawyer.com Broward

June, II, Rohland, A., PE, PEPP President, June Engineering Consultants Inc PO Box 770609, Winter Garden, FL 34777 407-656-8799 • jackie@jec3.com Central Florida

Justice, Shawn, R., PE, PEPP

Senior Project Manager, Moffatt & Nichol 850-247-8673 • sjustice@moffattnichol.com Big Bend

Justilien, Rudd, Herford Dave, PEPP Roadway Engineer, WGI, Inc. 954-706-3864 • Rudd.justilien@wginc.com Broward

Kadaj, Rafal, PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, Advanced Engineering & Design, Inc. 727-526-9158 • kadaj@aedfl.com Pinellas

Kahlert, Herbert, F., PE, FPEG President, Karl Corporation 9456 Acme Dairy Rd, Boynton Beach, FL 33472 561-689-3738 • herb@karlcorp.com Palm Beach

Kaimrajh, Patrick, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer,

Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 786-497-1500 pkaimrajh@chenmoore.com Miami

Kaimrajh, Teresa, Ann, PE, FPEG 5732 SW 20th St, Miami, FL 33155 904-697-0238 • teresaalewis@outlook.com Broward

Kaminetzky, Jerry, PEPP Retired 22161 Larkspur Trl, Boca Raton, FL 33433 561-338-5040 gigikaminetzky@hotmail.com Palm Beach

Kamm, Daniel, PE, PEPP Owner, Kamm & Associates 239-417-1727 • daniel.kamm@gmail.com Calusa

Kane, Caleb, PEPP Jacobs 850-261-4753 • caleb.j.kane@gmail.com Northwest Florida

Kanter, James, M., PE, LEED AP, PEPP Sector Manager PM+CM | Southeast, T.Y. Lin International 954-308-3374 • james.kanter@tylin.com Broward

Kaplan, Tracy, PE, PEPP President, VN Engineers, Inc. 116 Washington Ave, North Haven, CT 6473 954-655-2758 • tkaplan@vnengineers.com Palm Beach

Kareh, Ahmad, Ragheb, PE, PEPP CES, Inc. 13041 McGregor Boulevard Ste. 1, Fort Myers, FL 33919 239-481-6838 • akareh@cesincusa.com Calusa

Kari, Ramana, PE, BCEE, FPEG 561-373-3286 • ramanapkari@gmail.com Palm Beach

Karpathy, Nicholas, Sinclair, PE, ENV SP, FPEI

Site Civil Group Manager, EXP US Services 941-894-7376 • n.karpathy@outlook.com Miami

Kasak, William, C., PEPP 3099 Diamond Head Dr, Clearwater, FL 33761 727-796-7866 • wckasak@yahoo.com Pinellas

Kassem, Bassel, PE, PEPP Project Manager, HNTB Corporation 407-492-1744 • bkassemengr@gmail.com Central Florida

Katkuri, Jagan, FPEI Vice President, Constructive Engineering, Inc. 8461 Lake Worth Rd, Ste. 123, Lake Worth, FL 33467 203-809-0368

Jagan@constructiveengineeringinc.com Palm Beach

Kaye, Kriss, Y., PE, CFM, PEPP Principal in Charge, Carter and Kaye Engineering, LLC 863-698-3327 • becky@carterkaye.com Ridge

Kayne, Wesley, PE, PEPP VP of Engineering, Barraco and Associates Inc. 239-265-6603 • wesk@barraco.net Calusa

Kearley, Jacob, PE, FPEG Project Engineer, Emerald Coast Utilities Authority, 9255 Sturdevant St, Pensacola, FL 32522 850-969-3310 • jacob.kearley@ecua.fl.gov Northwest Florida

Keezel, Joseph, PE, PEPP Project Manager, Dewberry Engineers, Inc. 7175 Citrus Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32792 407-463-3279 • jkeezel@dewberry.com Central Florida

Keifer, Orion, Paul, PE, PEPP Principal Mechanical Engineer, Applications Engineering Group, Inc. 1200 Mayport Road, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 904-219-6325 • opk@aegiforensics.com Northeast Florida

Keister, Mark, J., PE, PEPP Principal/ Structural Engineer, KeiSte.r Webb Structural Engineers LLC 904-743-2642 • mjkeister81@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Keith, Russell, B., PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, Central Florida Testing Labs 1631 Dale Circle North, Dunedin, FL 34698 rkeith@CFTLinc.com Pinellas

Keller, Joanne, M., PE, FPEG Deputy County Engineer, Palm Beach County Engineering Department 2300 N Jog Rd #3E16, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 561-684-4019 • jkeller@pbcgov.org Palm Beach

Keller, Justin, PE, PEPP President, Advanced Engineering & Design, Inc. 727-526-9158 • keller@aedfl.com Pinellas

Keller, Rachel , E., PE, PEPP Consulting Engineer, Focus Forensics 5306 Pagnotta PL, Lutz, FL 33558 813-528-2080 • rachel@focusforensics.com Tampa

Kelley, Brandon, PEPP Associate Engineer, Kittelson & Associates, Inc.

229-221-2682 • bkelley@kittelson.com North Central

Kelley, Bruce, PE, PEPP Vice President, TECS LLC PO Box 262544, Tampa, FL 33685

813-884-5563 • bruce.kelley@totalecs.com Tampa

Kelley, Erin, PEPP Insurance Broker, JCJ Insurance Agency, LLC 407-342-2559 • ekelley@jcjinsurance.com Central Florida

Kelley, Jr., Herbert, D., PEPP 1310 13th Way, West Palm Beach, FL 33407 561-967-3434 • panayiota1@bellsouth.net Palm Beach

Kelley, Tom, R., PEPP Pegasus Engineering, LLC 5041 Calle de Sol, Orlando, FL 32819 407-256-7692 • gatorreddog@yahoo.com Central Florida

Kelly, Gregory, L, PEPP President, Structural Forensic Experts 541-213-7602 • glknyc@gmail.com Northwest Florida

Kelly, Stephen, FPEG Chief of Building Engineering, Leon County Public Works kellys@leoncountyfl.gov Big Bend

Kemnitz, Maximilian, PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Meskel & Associates Engineering, PLLC 386-359-9903 mkemnitz@meskelengineering.com Northeast Florida

Kemp, David, K., PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, Hanson Professional Services Inc. 1191 Eagle Point Dr, St Augustine, FL 32092 904-819-9377 • dkemp@hansoninc.com Northeast Florida

Kemp, John, J., PE, FECON Vice President/Sr Project Manager, Eisman & Russo Inc. 6455 Powers Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32217 904-370-0958 • jkemp@eismanrusso.com Northeast Florida

Kemph, Skylar, T, PEPP Roadway Designer, WGI Inc. skylarkemph@gmail.com Palm Beach

Kendrick, Cyndy, PE, PEPP Senior Transportation Engineer, Stanley Consultants Inc. 145 Raintree Trail, Jupiter, FL 33458 561-744-2019 kendrickcynthia@stanleygroup.com Palm Beach

Kennedy, Brian, Allen, FPEI Project Manager, Bentley Group, Inc. 321-279-4517

bkennedy@bentleygroupinc.com Central Florida

Kennedy, Thomas, J., PE, FPEI Engineering Manager, Florida Power & Light Co. 305-829-7839 • t.j.kennedy@fpl.com Miami

Kenney, James, PEPP Branch Manager 4124 Gauge Line Loop, Tampa, FL 33624 727-919-4357 • jr.kenney@psiusa.com

Tampa

Kennoy, Kevin, PE, PEPP Barge Design Solutions, Inc. 137 Devlieg Avenue, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459 850-333-0199 kevin.kennoy@bargedesign.com Gulf Coast

Keough, David, A., PE, PEPP President, Keough Engineering, Inc. 2701 SW 34th Street, Ocala, FL 34474 352-572-1024 • keough.david@gmail.com North Central

Kerr, Kenneth, R., PE, PEPP Assistant Vice President, TranSystems Corporation 813-929-3031 • civilgator2002@yahoo.com

Tampa

Khan, Faseel, S, PEPP Senior Geotechnical Engineer, Taylor Engineering 462 Colorado Springs Way, Jacksonville, Fl, FL 32092 484-758-9324 • faseelskk@hotmail.com Northeast Florida

Khan, Mohammad, S., PE 16743, PEPP President, Khan & Associates, Inc. 7400 SW 50th Terrace, Ste. 105, Miami, FL 33155 305-668-0970 • sid@skaengineering.com Miami

Khanachet, Lana, M., PEPP NV5 904-228-7391 • lana.khanachet@nv5.com Northeast Florida

Khawaja, Anthony, PE, FPEG Chief Engineer Traffic Ops, Collier County GMD 431 21st Street SW, Naples, FL 34117 khawaja.anthony@gmail.com Calusa

Kho, Giordan, EI, FPEG Engineer 2, City of Tampa 6325 Yellow Buckeye Dr, Riverview, FL 33578 813-204-0928 • giordankho@gmail.com

Tampa

Khoury, Charbel, PEPP VP, Self Employed cnnkhoury@gmail.com Tampa

Kiesel, Garrett, PE, PEPP WGI 8786 SE Riverfront Terrace, Jupiter, FL 33469 garrett.kiesel@wginc.com Palm Beach

Kiger, Russell, Thomas, FPEG City of Tarpon Springs 727-942-5610 • tkiger@ctsfl.us Pinellas

Kile, Kimberli, E.I., PEPP 128 SE 27TH CT, Boynton Beach, FL 33435 561-523-4125 Palm Beach

Kilgore, Jr., John, W., PE, PEPP Florida Transportation Division Director, Burgess & Niple, Inc. 813-563-4473 john.kilgore@burgessniple.com Tampa

Killian, Joshua, A., PE, PEPP Project Manager, PE, Culpepper and Terpening Inc. jkillian@cteng.com Treasure Coast

Killingsworth, Charles, W., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP President, Killingsworth Engineering Co, 2000 Towerside Terrace, Apt. TS6, Miami, FL 33138 305-318-6359 cwkillingsworth@killingsworthengineering. com Miami

Kim, Mingu, PhD, PE, FECON Principal, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 306 Bay Arbor Blvd, Oldsmar, FL 34677 813-376-9597 • mingu.kim@terracon.com Tampa

Kimberly, IV, John, B., PE, PEPP Vice President, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 3559 Timberlane School Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32312 850-692-7193 • jbkimberly@terracon.com Big Bend

Kimbrough, Sharon, PE, FNSPE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, McKim & Creed 251-533-4464 kimbrough.sharon@gmail.com Northwest Florida

Kimes, Kent, PE, PEPP President, Kimes Engineering 1925 Worth Court, Bradenton, FL 34211 941-749-0311 • kent@kimesengineering.com Myakka

Kincart, Robert, Jeffrey, PE, PEPP Engineer, ACT Environmental & Infrastructure

1875 W Main St, Bartow, FL 33830

863-533-2000 • jkincart@act.com

Ridge

King, Bertrand, PEPP Water/Wastewater Analyst, KimleyHorn 1920 Wekiva Way, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 954-801-4289 bertrand.king@kimleyhorn.com Palm Beach

King, Bryant, A., PE, PEPP Vice President, Halff Associates, Inc 3773 Suffolk Dr, Tallahassee, FL 32309 850-528-1044 • bking@halff.com Big Bend

King, David, A., PE, PEPP Vice President, Mead & Hunt PO Box 290247, Port Orange, FL 32129 386-337-3273 • david.king@meadhunt.com Daytona Beach

King, Jenn, L., PE, PEPP Associate Vice President, AECOM 9400 Belaire Dr, Miramar, FL 33025 954-703-9850 • jenn.king@aecom.com Broward

King, Nicholas, Ryan, PEPP Vice President, KHA Civil Engineers 850-471-9005 • nick@kha.com Northwest Florida

Kinney, Stephanie, Eckert, PE, PEPP CEO/Manager, Kinney Engineering LLC 2573 34th Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33713 813-546-9135 • sekinney7@gmail.com Pinellas

Kirbach, Andreas, PE, PEPP President, Morgan & Associates Consulting Engineers 504 N. Harbor City Blvd., Melbourne, FL 32935 321-863-1260 akirbach@morganengsurv.com Indian River

Kirby, Patrick, V., PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, Mock, Roos 561-683-3113 • patrickk17@gmail.com Palm Beach

Kirkendall, James, FECON Design Engineer, Bowman 719-313-3785 • jim.c.kirkendall@gmail.com Northwest Florida

Kirwan, Brian, D., PE, PEPP Principal, K&N Engineering, LLC 321-228-5419 • brian@knengineer.com Central Florida

Kittridge, David, G, PE, PEPP Principal, David G. Kittridge, PE 407-491-2679 • dkittridge@gmail.com Central Florida

Kivett, Tara, PE, FPEG

City Engineer/Engineering Director, City of Clearwater

100 S Myrtle Ave #220, Clearwater, FL 33756 727-562-4750 tara.kivett@myclearwater.com Pinellas

Klaus, Sherman, PE, PEPP Director of Transportation, The Balmoral Group 165 Lincoln Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789 407-629-2185 • sklaus@balmoralgroup.us Central Florida

Kline, Stanley, Mark, PEPP Senior Project Manager, KCI Technologies, Inc. 954-649-5542 • mark_kline@bellsouth.net Broward

Kloss, Walter, V., PE, PEPP Vice President, WGI 3167 Fieldcrest Dr, Middleburg, FL 32068 904-470-4503 • walter.kloss@wginc.com Northeast Florida

Knauss, Stephen, C., FES Fellow, PE, D.GE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, Terracon Consultants, Inc. 13804 Bryanhurst Manor Court, Tampa, FL 33613 813-264-2945 Stephen.knauss@terracon.com Tampa

Knox, Christopher, J., PE, PEPP GAI Consultants 2470 Coachwhip Terrace, Clearwater, FL 33765 727-410-1567 • c.knox@gaiconsultants.com Pinellas

Knox, George, PE, PEPP Project Manager, American Structurepoint 407-403-1406 • gknox@structurepoint.com Central Florida

Knysh, Andrew, M., PE, PEPP President, Omega Forensic Engineering Inc. 12508 NW 74 Pl, Parkland, FL 33076 knysh@omegaforensic.com Broward

Koerner, Jeffery, F., PE, FPEG Director, FDEP Div. of Air Resource Management 850-717-9083 • jeff.koerner@outlook.com Big Bend

Kohn, Kenneth, PE, FPEG Project Engineer II, Manatee County Public Works 1513 Napoli Dr E, Sarasota, FL 34208 941-321-5299 kenneth.kohn@mymanatee.org Myakka

Kola, Sairo, PEPP Designer, WGI, Inc.

170 Veracruz Drive, Unit 326, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 sairokola@gmail.com Northeast Florida

Kolb, Chris, PE, PEPP CivilX LLC

318 Old Main Street, Bradenton, FL 34205 941-920-1456 • chris@civilx.com Myakka

Kollinger, Robert, J., PE, FPEG Water Resource Manager, Retired 1009 Lena Run Ct, Winter Haven, FL 33880 rjkollinger@yahoo.com

Ridge

Koloushani, Mohammadreza, EI, FPEI Engineer Intern, Patel, Greene & Associates, LLC (PGA) 1894 Merchants Row Blvd., Apt.. 1425, Tallahassee, FL 32311 850-300-1622 m.koloushani.5419@gmail.com Big Bend

Koppel, David, S., PE, FPEG Principal, David S Koppel, PE 2773 Koehn Ave, Big Pine Key, FL 33043 305-797-1465 • koppelds@yahoo.com

Miami

Kor, Hian, PE, PEPP President, KF Group, Inc. 12773 W Forest Hill Blvd, Ste. 1217, Wellington, FL 33414 561-793-0605 • hkor@kfgroup.com Palm Beach

Korelich, Peter, A., FPEG Director of Engineering, Retired 804 Soft Pine Ct, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 386-428-1407 • Korelich@att.net Daytona Beach

Koroshec, John, C., PE, PEPP Senior Associate, Hazen and Sawyer 7310 SW 9 St, Plantation, FL 33317 954-587-9767 jkoroshec@hazenandsawyer.com Broward

Kosoy, Robert, S., FES Fellow, PE, FPEG Jacksonville Maintenance Engineer 7841 Chase Meadows Dr W, Jacksonville, FL 32256 904-619-0140 • eckosoy@comcast.net Northeast Florida

Koss, John, Peter, PEPP Beverage Operations Advisor, John Peter Koss, PE 19640 Cypress Cir, Miami, FL 33018 305-829-3631 • oleboss@aol.com Miami

Kowkabany, Stephen, PE, PEPP Fire Protection Engineer,

The Vertex Companies, LLC

904-553-7667

Stevekowkabany@icloud.com Northeast Florida

Kozlowski, Michael, George, PEPP Apex Technology 904-821-5200 • mike@apextechnology.com Northeast Florida

Krane, John, FPEG Director of Transportation Development, FDOT D4 217 Beverly Drive, Delray Beach, FL 33444 561-445-4264 • john.krane@dot.state.fl.us Broward

Krasnosky, Jr., Robert, C., PE, PEPP Project Engineer, Kenneth Horne & Associates Inc. 317 E Gadsden St, Pensacola, FL 32501 850-380-8077 • charlie@kha.com Northwest Florida

Krawczuk, Scott, FPEG Deputy Public Works Director, City of Sanibel Public Works 208 SE 16th St, Cape Coral, FL 33914 239-772-2401

scott.krawczuk@mysanibel.com Calusa

Krawczyk, George, PE, FPEG Senior Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 14880 SW 31st Ct, Davie, FL 33331 954-650-4654 • krawczykg@yahoo.com Broward

Kreidt, Steven, M., PE, PEPP Vice President, KCG Transportation Services (KCGTS) 1700 North Orange Av., Ste. 333, Orlando, FL 32804 smkreidt@kcgcorp.com Central Florida

Kreisle, Tammy, PE, FPEI Stormwater Services Manager Project Manager, Faller Davis and Associates 813-261-5136 • tkreisle@fallerdavis.com Tampa

Krishnasamy, Raj, PE, PEPP President, Tierra South Florida Inc. 2765 Vista Parkway, Ste. 10, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 561-687-8536 • raj@tierrasf.com Palm Beach

Kristoff, Tanya, PE, FPEI Vice President, Lochner Inc. 904-646-8643 • tkristoff@hwlochner.com Northeast Florida

Kroeze, Darryl, J., PE, PEPP CEO, GEN3 Engineering 27139 Sea Breeze Way, Wesley Chapel, FL 33544 813-917-2671

darryl.kroeze@gen3engineering.com Tampa

Kruse, Holly, PEPP Project Engineer, Haley Ward, Inc 772-462-2455 • hkruse@haleyward.com Treasure Coast

Kuhrt, Jr., Walter, H., PEPP Strategic Client Services, Self Employed 2395 Jade Ct., Graham, NC 27253 386-409-9145 Central Florida

Kulik, John, W., PEPP 1360 Glendale Drive, Dunedin, FL 34698 813-932-1662 • jaydubyakay@netzero.com Tampa

Kurdelchuk, Ruben, PEPP Engineer, Gruber Consulting Engineers Inc. 561-319-0259 • ruben@gruberengineers.com Palm Beach

Kurey, Joseph, A, PEPP Pond & Company 904-543-0400 • jakurey@gmail.com Daytona Beach

Kusha, Siamak, PE, PEPP Group Head Project Development & Partnering, Plenary Group 18111 Regents Sq Dr, Tampa, FL 33647 813-387-3877 • sia.kusha@plenarygroup.com Tampa

Kuzler, Christopher, F., PE, PEPP Sr. Vice President, Ardurra Group, Inc. 6 Fernery Ln, Safety Harbor, FL 34695 813-818-4871 ckuzler@kingengineering.com Pinellas

Kyj, Evhen, PE, FPEI Project Manager, DRMP 954-629-8997 • evhen.kyj@gmail.com

Palm Beach

LaBarbera, Jason, PEPP Kisinger Campo & Associates Corp. 201 N Franklin St #400, Tampa, FL 33602 813-871-5331 • jlabarbera@kcaeng.com

Tampa

LaCava, Kristina, PEPP Engineering Manager II, STV, Inc. 813-767-5605 • kslacava@yahoo.com

Tampa

Lachowski, Janette, PE, PEPP Florida Roadway Lead, Stantec 2056 Vista Parkway Ste. 100, West Palm Beach, FL 33411 954-592-0215

janette.lachowski@stantec.com

Palm Beach

LaForte, Christopher, B., PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, WGI, Inc. 132 Caribe Court, Green Acres, FL 33413 chris.laforte@wginc.com Palm Beach

Lafortune, Admidonia, FPEI Roadway Designer 2307 Linton Ridge Circle Apt 5, Delray Beach, FL 33444 561-396-8576 • admidonia@gmail.com Palm Beach

Lai, Anna, PE, PTOE, PEPP Senior Traffic Engineer, Simmons & White Inc 2581 Metrocentre Blvd #3, West Palm Beach, FL 33407 anna@simmonsandwhite.com Palm Beach

Lai, Wing, PE, PEPP Transportation Engineer, Stanley Consultants, Inc. hoiwing@gmail.com Palm Beach

Laine, Todd, PE, FPEI Southeast Civil Manager, WSP USA 5411 SkyCenter Drive, Tampa, FL 33607 todd.laine@wsp.com Tampa

Lajo, Kathy, PEPP Highway Division Manager, BCC Engineering, LLC 305-992-4828 • klajo@bcceng.com Miami

LaLuzerne, Matt, R., PSM, PEPP McKim & Creed, Inc., 3852 Winderlakes Drive, Orlando, FL 32835 321-441-5156 • mlaluzerne@gmail.com Central Florida

Lamagna, Nancy, C., PE, ENVSP, FPEG Professional Engineer 3, Pinellas County Public Works 727-464-8918 nlamagna@pinellascounty.org Pinellas

Lamar, David, S., PE, PEPP David S. Lamar, PE 4220 Rommitch Ln, Pensacola, FL 32504 850-525-4541 • lamareng@bellsouth.net Northwest Florida

Lamb, Clifford, M., PE, PEPP Owner, Clifford Lamb & Associates 201 Pinewood Drive, Tallahassee, FL 32303 850-668-9341 • lambc@clacivil.com Big Bend

Lamb, Sr., James, PE, PEPP Electrical Engineer, Applied Research and Design 2200 W Capps Hwy, Monticello, FL 32344 850-668-6324 • jlamb@ardeng.com Big Bend

Lamb, Matthew, T., PE, PEPP Southeast Regional Manager, VHB 1070 Mojave Trail, Maitland, FL 32751 321-356-1139 • mtlamb1970@gmail.com

Central Florida

Lambert, Jakob, FECON

Project Coordinator, Advanced Drainage Systems 708-990-2384 jakob.lambert@adspipe.com Calusa

Lamy, Berry, PE, FPEI Principal Mechanical Engineer, PAIX Engineering Consulting LLC 561-445-7531 • blamy002@fiu.edu Palm Beach

Landon, John, C., PE, PEPP President, Landon, Moree & Assoc., Inc. 31622 Hwy 19 N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684 727-560-0100 • landon@lmaengr.com

Pinellas

Landon, Joseph, C, PEPP 8414 Bailey Dr, Clermont, FL 34711 352-429-8438 • hiker2004@hotmail.com

Central Florida

Landrian, Yasiel, FECON Sr. Field Engineer, HNTB Corporation 786-348-6440 • ylandrian@gmail.com

Miami

Landschoot, Matthew, R., PE, PEPP Geotechnical Engineer, Environmental & Geotechnical Specialists Inc. 4743 Herton Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32258 904-703-6322

matt.landschoot@egsus.com

Northeast Florida

Langford, J. Michael, PEPP Managing Member, Langford Engineering, LLC 1241 Riverview Dr, East Palatka, FL 32131 561-346-4332 mikeandpam@jlangford.com Palm Beach

Langille, Brian, PE, FPEG CGS Interim Director, City of Clearwater/ Clearwater Gas System, 790 Hickory Lane, Palm Harbor, FL 34683 727-449-9138 brian.langille@clearwatergas.com Pinellas

Langley, Anna, FPEI KimleyHorn & Associates 561-870-7240 anna.langley@kimleyhorn.com Palm Beach

Lanier, John, William, PE, FPEI Director of Highway Transportation, PRIME AE Group, Inc. 904-866-7456 • will.lanier@primeeng.com

Northeast Florida

Lanier, Sean, PE, FPEG City Engineer Director of Water Resources, City of Ocala Utility Services 352-304-8558 • slanier@ocalafl.gov Forest

Large, Russell, PEPP

Principal, Inovia Consulting Group 401 E. 9th Avenue, Tallahassee, FL 32303 850-298-4213 • rtl@inoviagroup.com Big Bend

Larocque, Jacquelyn, PE, FPEI Director, Atwell, LLC 28100 Bonita Grande Dr. #305, Bonita Springs, FL 34135 239-405-7777 • jlarocque@atwellgroup.com Calusa

LaRocque, Shannon, R., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Professional Engineer, BioPhree LLC 561-758-8881 shannonlarocque@gmail.com

Palm Beach

Larrabee, Jr., Carl, R., FPEG 2622 Horseshoe Ct, Cocoa, FL 32926 321-636-7302 Indian River

Larson, Keegan, PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, WGI, Inc. 112 Sycamore Drive, Jupiter, FL 33458 561-420-9943 • keegan.larson@wginc.com Palm Beach

LasCasas, Anthony, PE, PEPP Assistant Director, Lake Worth Drainage District District 6286 Foster St, Jupiter, FL 33458 561-575-7569 • avlascasas@gmail.com Palm Beach

Last, Ronald, W., PE, PEPP President, Last Devenport, Inc. 11683 Orange Grove Blvd, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411 561-790-2609 • rlast@lastdevenport.com Palm Beach

Lattner, Timothy, PE, FPEG Director, Office of Design, FDOT Co, 605 Suwannee St, MS 31, Tallahassee, FL 32399 085-041-4258 • tim.lattner@dot.state.fl.us Big Bend

Lauk, Joseph, PE, PEPP VP/Principal, Patel, Greene & Associates, LLC 215 E Main St, Bartow, FL 33830 863-604-0316

joseph.lauk@patelgreene.com Ridge

Lausier, Michael, PE, PEPP Director, CM, RK&K 700 East Pratt Street, Ste. 500, Baltimore, MD 21202 407-919-8300 • mlausier@rkk.com Central Florida

Lauzier, Andre, E., PE, PEPP Sr. Vice President, HDR, Inc. 941-342-2706 • andy.lauzier@hdrinc.com Myakka

Lavrich, Daniel, L., PE, PEPP President, Lavrich & Associates, Inc. 13500 SW 16 Ct, Davie, FL 33325 954-850-5679 • dlavrich@aol.com Broward

Lawson, Bryan, R., PE, CCM, LEED AP, FECON Senior Vice President, KCI Technologies, Inc. 4041 Crescent Park Drive, Tampa, FL 33578 813-740-2300 • bryan.lawson@kci.com Tampa

Lawson, E Bruce, PE, FECON President, Suwannee Skywalker, LLC PO Box 1450, Live Oak, FL 32064 386-364-7655 • ebruce7347@aol.com North Central

Lawson, Erin, PE, FPEG Senior Engineer, Team Lead, Kisinger Campo & Associates 2750 Landmark Dr, Clearwater, FL 33602 727-771-5917 • erinwojtaszek@gmail.com Tampa

Layne, Michael, PEPP FDOT D3 GEC Deputy Director, Moffatt & Nichol 1141 E Jackson Ave, Chipley, FL 32428 850-451-0756 • mlayne@moffattnichol.com Gulf Coast

Layrisse, Alfredo, J., PE, FPEI Chief Structures Engineer, Kisinger Campo & Associates, Corp. 813-871-5331 • alayrisse@kcaeng.com Tampa

Layton, Troy, E., PE, PEPP Manager, Orange County Utilities Construction Division 9150 Curry Ford Rd, Orlando, FL 32825 407-425-8029 • troy.layton@ocfl.net Central Florida

Lazaro, Alberto, PE, PEPP Vice President, Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. 787-406-9428 • alberto.lazaro@jacobs.com Miami

Lazaro, Gustavo, J, PE, FECON Senior Project Manager, NV2A Group 786-468-7062 • gustavojlazaro@gmail.com Miami

Lazo, Robert, FPEG Project Coordinator, Palm Beach County 561-478-5707 • rlazo@pbcgov.org Palm Beach

Lazowick, Alex, PE, PMP, ENV SP, PEPP President, KEITH 954-788-3400 • alazowick@keithteam.com Broward

Leach, Joseph, FPEI Engineer Product Manager, ADS

470-432-1615 • Joseph.leach@adspipe.com Northwest Florida

Leach, Nathan, PEPP Designer, WGI 609-667-8317 • leachn66@gmail.com Palm Beach

Lear, Patrick, S., PE, LEED AP, FPEG Senior Professional Engineer, Palm Beach County Land Development 561-684-4097 • plear@pbc.gov Palm Beach

Leavitt, Ronald, C., PEPP Source, Inc. 239-549-2345 • rcleavitt@sourceinc.com Calusa

Lee, Irvin, B., PE, FPEG Director, Public Works & Utilities, City of Bradenton 330 Cypress Creek Circle, Oldsmar, FL 34677 727-771-8583 • TPA.IBLee@gmail.com Pinellas

Lee, James, W., PEPP Sr Vice President, 2200 Via Luna, Winter Park, FL 32789 407-740-5063 • jwlee47@cfl.rr.com

Central Florida

Lee, Jarrod, Michael, PE, FPEI Senior Transportation Engineer, WSP USA 850-524-4717 • jarrod.lee@wsp.com Big Bend

Lee, Kevin, A., PE, PEPP Project Manager, Parker Mynchenberg and Associates 386-566-5183

klee@parkermynchenberg.com Daytona Beach

Lee, Mickey, R., PE, PEPP Vice President, Florida Engineering and Design Inc. 255 CR 555 S, Bartow, FL 33803 mickey.lee@fedinc.com Ridge

Lee, Raymond, G., PE, DBIA, PEPP Associate Vice President, Dewberry Engineers Inc., 321-354-9651 • rglee@dewberry.com Central Florida

Lee, Street, PE, PEPP

Senior Vice President, McKim & Creed Inc. 1365 Hamlet Ave, Clearwater, FL 33756 slee@mckimcreed.com Pinellas

Leemon, John, R., PEPP

Senior Project Manager, Mock, Roos & Associates Inc., 10160 Curry Comb Ct., Jupiter, FL 33478 561-329-8781

john.leemon@mockroos.com Palm Beach

Leep, Jordan, E, APWA, PEPP Associate, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. 1800 Second Street, Ste. 900, Sarasota, FL 34236 906-869-2214

jordan.leep@kimleyhorn.com Myakka

Lees, Chris, FPEI Civil Engineer, Mead & Hunt Inc. 10627 Gretna Green Drive, Tampa, FL 33626 304-389-4685 • chris.lees@meadhunt.com

Tampa

Lehr, G. Benjamin, PE, LEED AP, DBIA, FPEI Director of Transportation, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 904-707-7724 • blehr@chenmoore.com Tampa

Leider, Bailey, PEPP Engineer Civil, Chen Moore and Associates 386-456-7959 • bleider2022@gmail.com Central Florida

Leins, D. Shawn, PE, PEPP President, AM Engineering Inc. 7461 Shauna Ct, Sarasota, FL 34241 sleins@amengfl.com Myakka

Lemieux, Brian, P., PE, PEPP Vice President, Hanson Professional Services Inc. 1146 Coates Road, Bonifay, FL 32425 850-528-5074 • blemieux@hansoninc.com Gulf Coast

Leon, Alex, FPEG City of Clearwater/Clearwater Gas System 777 Maple St., Clearwater, FL 33755 alex.leon@clearwatergas.com Pinellas

Leon, Spencer, FPEI Stormwater Engineer, Kisinger Campo & Associates (KCA) 10811 North McKinley Drive, Unit 12302, Tampa, FL 33612 561-308-1817 • mrspence418@gmail.com Tampa

Leonard, Lisa, B., PE, PEPP Principal/Branch Manager, Bowman Consulting Group, Ltd 301 SE Ocean Blvd, Ste. 301, Stuart, FL 34994 772-283-1413 • lleonard@bowman.com

Treasure Coast

Leppert, Michael, H., FPEI Project Leader, United Space Alliance 4640 Seminole Trl, Merritt Island, FL 32953 321-459-0650 • mleppert@cfl.rr.com Indian River

Leslie, Heather, PEPP Principal, HML Public Outreach 305-905-5876 heather@hmlpublicoutreach.com Miami

Lessard, Aran, M., PE, FPEG Structures Engineer, Jacobs 1853 Spoonbill Ct, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 754-227-0626 • aran.lessard@dot.state.fl.us Broward

Levin, Samuel, B., PE, PEPP President, S2L, Incorporated 407-475-9163 • slevin@S2Li.com Central Florida

Lewicki, Paul, Jeffrey, PE, FPEI Baker Hughes, Oil Field Equipment, Flexible Pipe Systems, 4508 Crestbrook Dr, Panama City, FL 32404 850-769-0926 • paullewicki@acm.org Gulf Coast

Lewis, Francis, PE, FPEG Director of Transportation Operations, FDOT 11201 North McKinley Drive, MS 71000, Tampa, FL 33612 813-975-6274 • francis.lewis@dot.state.fl.us Tampa

Lewis, Jennifer, C., PE, PEPP Senior Vice President | Director Of Transportation, CDM Smith Inc. 407-484-3154 • lewisjc@cdmsmith.com Central Florida

Lewis, II, Richard, PE, PhD, PEPP Owner/President, Lewis Solutions, LLC PO Box 345, Pineland, FL 33945 239-728-8114 • rglewisii@comcast.net Calusa

Li, Lin, PE, FPEG Construction Manager 3, Miami Dade Department of Tranportation and Public Works 305-375-4456 • lilin@miamidade.gov Miami

Liatsos, Bill, PEPP Associate Vice President, AECOM Technical Services 407-399-9891 • bill.liatsos@aecom.com Central Florida

Liggins, Jr., Raymond, C., PE, FPEG Village Manager, Village of Royal Palm Beach 119 Monterey Dr, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411 561-333-5287 rliggins@royalpalmbeachfl.gov Palm Beach

Lilavois, Jean, Max, FECON Public Works Project Manager, North Bay Village 786-714-3074 • jlilavois@nbvillage.com Miami

Lim, KC, PE, PEPP NV5, Inc. kclim1010@gmail.com Tampa

Lindahl, Lennart, J., PE, PEPP MacVicar Consulting Inc. 5506 Pennock Point Rd,

Jupiter, FL 33458

561-719-4307 • len@macvicarconsulting.com

Palm Beach

Lindahl, Sr., Lennart, Erick, PE, PEPP 10411 SE Terrapin Place, Apt C202, Tequesta, FL 33469 561-801-6472 • lindahlgator@gmail.com Palm Beach

Linden, Connor, FPEI Kimley Horn 716 Oakdale street, Windermere, FL 34786 407-741-3172 • lindenconnor@gmail.com Central Florida

Linder, Timothy, W., PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, Comprehensive Engineering Services Inc. 264 Talisi Loop, St. Cloud, FL 34771 407-716-5649 • tlinder@cescivil.com Central Florida

Lindquist, Justin, PEPP

Avant Engineering Group, LLC 386-561-1012 • jlindquist@avanteng.com

Central Florida

Linick, James, M., PEPP

Owner, James Linick & Associates 7855 Vizcaya Way, Naples, FL 34108 239-594-5223 • patwin610@comcast.net Tampa

Lippert, Lawrence, D., PEPP Vice President Civil Engineering Section, HG & LL Engineering, Inc. 2527 Mapleloft Rd, Sarasota, FL 34232 941-377-7722 • llippert.hgll@wesinc.com Myakka

Lister, Paul, Mechanical Engineer, FECON Project Engineering Manager, Vulcan Materials Company 904-376-5058 • listerp@vmcmail.com

Northeast Florida

Lithman, Michael, L., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP N/A

904-363-3151 • lithman@comcast.net Northeast Florida

Lithway, Natasha, PE, PEPP Stormwater Engineer, Bay County 840 W 11 St, Panama City, FL 32401 850-248-8301 • nlithway@baycountyfl.gov Gulf Coast

Little, Paul, R., FPEG 3310 Rider Pl, Orlando, FL 32817 407-679-1519 • genea4kids@cfl.rr.com

Central Florida

Littlejohn, Jeffrey, M., PE, PEPP President,National Stormwater Trust, Inc. 2282 Killearn Center Blvd, Ste. C, Tallahassee, FL 32309 850-363-9644 jml@nationalstormwater.com

Big Bend

Llanos, Jr, Gustavo, Adolfo, PE, FPEI

Senior Structural Engineer, Kisinger Campo & Associates (KCA) 813-871-5331 • gllanos@kcaeng.com

Tampa

Llewellyn, Jr., Mark, PE, PEPP Senior Vice President, Halff Associates, Inc. 850-567-5290 • mllewellynjr@halff.com

Big Bend

Llewellyn, Sr., Mark, T., PE, PEPP Executive Vice President, Halff Associates, Inc. 850-848-9410 mark.llewellynsr@outlook.com

Big Bend

Lobnitz, Edward, A., FES Fellow, PEPP 87 Rockwood Rd., Waynesville, NC 28786 407-839-4928 • ed.lobnitz@gmail.com

Central Florida

Lochrane, Thomas, G., PE, PEPP Thomas Lochrane Consulting Engineer 1357 Mizell Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789 407-468-5947 • tomlochrane@gmail.com Central Florida

Locigno, Vincent, PE, PEPP Associate Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 500 West Cypress Creek, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 954-730-0707 • vlocigno@chenmoore.com Broward

Loefgren, Kenneth, H., FES Fellow, PE, PEPP

Principal, Loefgren & Associates, Inc. 904-699-1462

ken@loefgrenandassociates.com Northeast Florida

Lombardo, Robert, J., FES Fellow, PEPP Retired 316 81st St W, Bradenton, FL 34209 941-792-3132 • blombardo2@verizon.net Myakka

London, Joseph, C., PE, PEPP Professional Engineer, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. 535 SE 15 Ave, Ocala, FL 34471 352-369-9126 Joe.London@kimleyhorn.com Forest

Long, Dale, E., PE, LEED AP, PEPP Senior Project Engineer, Municipal Engineering Services, Inc. 850-393-1625 • dlong@mesifl.com Northwest Florida

Long, David, E., PE, FPEG Chief Engineer, Patel, Greene & Associates PLLC 1406 Tatiana Place, Valrico, FL 33596 david@patelgreene.com Ridge

Long, Jamea, Potter, PE, FPEI Senior Project Manager, KimleyHorn and Associates Inc. 3439 E Mallory Blvd, Jupiter, FL 33458 561-373-0422 • jamea.long@gmail.com Palm Beach

Long, Jon, C, PE, PEPP Associate, KimleyHorn and Associates, Inc. 561-301-6806 • casey.long@kimleyhorn.com Palm Beach

Long, Tyler, FPEI KimleyHorn & Associates, Inc. 239-271-2639 • tylerjlong21@gmail.com Palm Beach

Loper, Kellie, PE, FECON VP/Florida CEI Manager/Senior Project Engineer, Kisinger Campo & Associates, Corp. 16907 LeClare Groves Way, Lutz, FL 33558 352-494-1161 • kloper@kcaeng.com Tampa

Lopez, Frank, Professional Surveyor and Mapper, PEPP Vice President Orlando Survey Department Manager, DRMP, Inc 941 Lake Baldwin Lane, Orlando, FL 32814 407-362-1406 • frlopez@drmp.com Central Florida

Lopez, Jaime, C., PE, PEPP Vice President, Florida Practice Leader, KCI Technologies 786-396-0124 • jaime.lopez@kci.com Miami

Lopez, Jorge, PE, PEPP Design Business Manager, EXP US Services, Inc. 305-788-4647 • jorge.lopez@exp.com Miami

Lopez, Jose, Baro, PE, FPEI Retired from U.S. Sugar Corp. pl33440@gmail.com Calusa

Lopez, Raissa, Raquel, PE, SE SI, PEPP President, Eastern Engineering Group Company 305-599-8133 • raissa@easterneg.com Miami

Lopez-Ponnada, Emma, V., FPEG Process Control Engineer, Hillsborough County Public Utilities 7205 Morningsgate Way, Riverview, FL 33578 786-379-1071 • emmavlopez@gmail.com Tampa

Lorenzi, Raymond, J., FPEI, FPEI Retired 625 Hemlock Trail, Canton, GA 30114 407-492-9912 • rjl1750@aol.com

Central Florida

Lorick, Harry, C., PE, PTOE, PWLF, FPEG Principal, LA Consulting, Inc.

5 Island Estates Parkway, Palm Coast, FL 32173 310-374-5777 • hlorick@laconsulting.com Daytona Beach

Lory, Chris, J., PE, PMP, PEPP SED Tolls Practice Leader/VP, HNTB Corporation 2515 S. Atlantic Ave, 710, Daytona Beach Shores, FL 32118 321-436-8822 • clory@hntb.com Central Florida

Lory, Satya, Sukumar, PE, PMP, PEPP Vice President, HNTB Corporation 200 Colonial Center Pkwy, Ste. 200, Lake Mary, FL 32746 407-547-3023 • slory@hntb.com Central Florida

Losaria, Joseph, PE, PEPP Structures Group Manager, Patel, Greene & Associates, PLLC 215 E Main St, Bartow, FL 33830 813-978-3100

joseph.losaria@patelgreene.com

Tampa

Love, Thomas, M., PE, PEPP President, T.M. Love & Asociates, PA 1055 Pawley Way, Winter Garden, FL 34787 407-389-0919 • tlove@tmlove.net Central Florida

Lucas, James, M., PE, PEPP President, J. Lucas & Associates Inc. 341 6 ST, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 904-241-0417 • jmlgator@bellsouth.net Northeast Florida

Lucht, Kevin, L., PE, PEPP Senior Digital Solutions Manager, ARCADIS 20020 Lake Holly Dr, Lutz, FL 33558

813-362-0084 • kevin.lucht@arcadis.com Tampa

Luethje, Dean, F., PEPP Consultant to the Firm, Carter Associates 121 Silvery Ln, Vero Beach, FL 32960 772-473-9443 • deanlue17@gmail.com Indian River

Lulo, Victor, M., PE, FECON General Superintendent/Project Engineer, Lemartec Engineering & Construction Corp. 6390 Lee St, Hollywood, FL 33024 954-966-3143 • vlulo@lemartec.com Broward

Luman, Travis, M, PE, FPEI Sr. Civil Engineer

904-357-4271 • travis.luman@haskell.com Northeast Florida

Lunardini, Jr., Robert, C., PE, PEPP Senior Consulting Engineer, AECOM 5363 St Ives Ln, Tallahassee, FL 32309

850-251-2208 • bob.lunardini@aecom.com Big Bend

Lundeen, Thomas, J., PE, FPEG Village Engineer, Village of Wellington 748 Ibis Way, North Palm Beach, FL 33408 561-574-2533 • tlundeen27@yahoo.com Palm Beach

Lunn, Terrence, E., PE, PEPP Owner, T.E. Lunn, PE LLC 10146 SW Canossa Way, Port St Lucie, FL 34986 561-625-6455 • terry@telunnpe.com Big Bend

Lurigados, Alfred, PE, PEPP Senior Vice President, BCC Engineering Inc. 7425 SW 116th Street, Pinecrest, FL 33156 305-490-5287 • Alurigados@bcceng.com Miami

Lusink, Glenn, J., PSM, PEPP President, DRMP, Inc. 17603 Sailfin Dr., Orlando, FL 32820 904-287-0684 • glusink@drmp.com Northeast Florida

Lutz, David, D, PE, FPEI Associate, TLP Engineering Consultants Inc. 407-901-5060 • David.Lutz@TLPeng.com Tampa

Lykins, Erin, FPEI Owner, Beacon Civil Engineering LLC PO Box 340462, Tampa, FL 33694 813-882-4815 • elykins@beaconcivil.com Tampa

Lyle, Jason, PE, PEPP Project Manager, RK&K 5581 Pebble Beach Drive, Lakeland, FL 33812 863-512-2196 • jlyle@rkk.com Ridge

Lynch, Briana, Sevilla, FECON Marketing and Business Development Coordinator, LMJ 850-241-8305 • bril@lmja.com Northwest Florida

Lynch, William, H., PE, PEPP Senior Consultant / Vice President, Jones Edmunds & Associates Inc. 561-662-8257 • blynch@jonesedmunds.com Myakka

Lyon, William, PE, PEPP Principal, Prosser, Inc. 13901 Sutton Park Dr S #200, Jacksonville, FL 32224 904-739-3655 • wlyon@prosserinc.com

Northeast Florida

MacIntyre, David, F., PE, PEPP President, AquaSciTech Consulting, PLLC P.O. Box 725, Gotha, FL 34734 407-756-5396 • dfm@aquascitech.com Central Florida

MacPherson, Deborah, C., PE, PEPP Senior Structural Engineer, Moffatt & Nichol 1200 Queen Emma St., Honolulu, HI 96813 dmacpherson@moffattnichol.com Tampa

Maddox, Charlotte, A., PE, D.WRE, PEPP Senior Vice President, AtkinsRéalis 7033 Pelican Island Dr, Tampa, FL 33634 813-884-3195 Charlotte.Maddox@atkinsglobal.com Tampa

Madhanagopal, Tim, FES Fellow, PE, F.NSPE, F.WEF, F.FES, FPEG Orange County Utilities Retired 2309 Kelbrook Court, Oviedo, FL 32765 407-366-0404 tmadhanagopal@gmail.com Central Florida

Madhavan, Bijina, Raj, FPEI Traffic Associate II, Moffatt & Nichol 1025 Greenwood Blvd, Ste. 371, Lakemary, FL 32746 919-622-9222 • braj@moffattnichol.com Central Florida

Madison, Michael, PE, PEPP Project Manager, WGI 139 Castle Island Place, Jupiter, FL 33458 mike.madison@wginc.com Palm Beach

Madriz, Guillermo, PE, PEPP VP / Director of Corporate Operations, Kisinger Campo & Associates, Corp. 1250 Wyndham Lakes Dr., Odessa, FL 33556 813-871-5331 • gmadriz@kcaeng.com Tampa

Magid, Michael, FPEI Chief Engineer, MiTek USA, Inc. 813-833-3499 • mmagid@mii.com Tampa

Maguire, Joseph, Conor, FPEI E3, LineWorks Engineering 863-712-1359 • joemaguire111@gmail.com Tampa

Mahfoud, Antonio, J., PE, LEED AP, PEPP President, Eisman & Russo Inc. 6455 Powers Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32217 tmahfoud@eismanrusso.com Northeast Florida

Mahiquez, Luis, F., PE, PEPP President, Tierra, Inc. 7351 Temple Terrace Highway, Tampa, FL 33637 813-729-5330 • lmahiquez@tierraeng.com Tampa

Mahoney, III, John, Joseph, PE, PEPP Vicepresident, Tocoi Engineering, LLC 714 N. Orange Avenue, Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 904-215-1388 • jmahoney@tocoi.com Northeast Florida

Maiden, Jr., Earnest, FECON

Vice President, The Gibbs Group, Inc. 7799 Burnt Oak Trail, Jacksonville, FL 32256 emaiden@gibbsgroupengineers.com Northeast Florida

Mairena, David, FPEI

Senior Project Manager, AECOM 561-352-9158 • dmairena803@outlook.com

Miami

Makowski, Frank, L., PE, PEPP 1467 Hagen Avenue, Dunedin, FL 34698 305-244-4408 frank_makowski@yahoo.com

Pinellas

Mallol, Carlos, M., PE, FECON Senior Vice President, Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 305-773-3095 • carlos.mallol@stantec.com

Miami

Mank, Philip, Rodney, FES Fellow, PE, PEPP Vice President/Principal Engineer, Meskel & Associates Engineering PLLC 904-519-6990 rodney@meskelengineering.com

Northeast Florida

Mann, Jr., George, W., FPEG Retired 1520 Skyline Dr, Kissimmee, FL 34744 407-847-7285 • gmann2@cfl.rr.com

Central Florida

Manso, Javier, PE, PEPP

South Florida Roadway Section Manager, HDR Engineering, Inc 305-728-7433 • javier.manso@hdrinc.com

Miami

Manso, Julieta, Rivero, PE, LEED AP, PEPP Assistant Vice President, Hanson Professional Services Inc. 9850 NW 41st Street, Ste. 160, Doral, FL 33178 305-428-4353 jriveromanso@hansoninc.com

Miami

Mantell, Murray, FES Fellow, FEE Professor Emeritus Civil Engineering 5900 SW 84 Ave, Miami, FL 33143 305-271-4882

Miami

Manuel, Jr, Clifford, E, Civil Engineer, PEPP President, Coastal Engineering Associates, Inc. 352-796-9423 cliff@coastalengineering.com

Tampa

Manuel, Paul, A., PE, PEPP President, Coastal Design Consultants Inc. 7026 Little Rd, New Port Richey, FL 34654 paul@coastaldesignconsultants.com Pinellas

Marchand, Sydney, EI, PEPP

Graduate Civil Engineer, Halff Assocaites, Inc. 1788 John Blake Ln, The Villages, FL 34762 401-529-1259 • smarchand910@gmail.com

Central Florida

Marchman, Alan, PE, FPEI GM, Apex Engineering Group 4271 Armadillo Trail, Niceville, FL 32578 850-585-9347 alan@apexengineeringgroup.net

Emerald Coast

Marin, Emmanuel, PEPP Element Engineering Group, LLC 787-612-5520 • emarinsantiago@gmail.com

Central Florida

Marino, Nicole, FPEI Chief Environmental Scientist, Faller, Davis and Associates 1150 Assembly Drive, Ste.. 400, Tampa, FL 33607 813-261-5136 • nmarino@fallerdavis.com Tampa

Marino, Robert, L., PEPP 5511 10 Ave Dr W, Bradenton, FL 34209 941-792-2575 • bob.marino@gmail.com Myakka

Markham, Wes, PE, PEPP Engineering Director, STV Incorporated wes.markham@stvinc.com

Northeast Florida

Marquardt, John, R., PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Retired 727-576-2444 • engrx@live.com

Tampa

Marquart, Steven, P., PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, CAPTEC Engineering, Inc. 772-692-4344 • smarquart@gocaptec.com

Treasure Coast

Marquez, Martin, PEPP Kimley Horn 8097 Via Bolzano, Lake Worth, FL 33467 561-845-0665

martin.marquez@kimleyhorn.com

Palm Beach

Marsh, Christopher, PE, FPEG Village Engineer, Village of Royal Palm Beach 324 Las Palmas Street, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33411 561-582-2626 cmarsh@royalpalmbeach.com

Palm Beach

Marston, Sean, K., PE, PEPP Urban Catalyst Consultants, Inc. 5979 Ansel Ferrel Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32309 850-216-1028 • smarston@ucceng.com

Big Bend

Martin, III, George, Dewey, PE, PEPP Sr. VP, Kisinger Campo & Assoc. 201 N Franklin St Ste. 900, Tampa, FL 33602 dmartin@kcaeng.com Pinellas

Martin, John, B., FES Fellow, FPEI Consulting Engineer 1221 Beacon Hill Dr, Tampa, FL 33613 813-962-8807 jburnhammartin@verizon.net Tampa

Martin, Joseph, R., PE, PEPP Roadway Design, Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. 1815 SW 101 Ave, Davie, FL 33324 Joseph.Martin@jacobs.com Broward

Martin, Omar, Sean, PhD, PE, SI, FRSE, LEED AP BD+C, FEE Professor of Practice, Florida State University, 850-410-6633 • smartin@eng.famu.fsu.edu Big Bend

Martin, Patrick, A., PE, FPEG 1225 Creekside Dr, Wellington, FL 33414 561-969-2667 Patrickmartin1225@comcast.net Palm Beach

Martin, Paul, C., PE, PEPP Engineer, Construction Testing & Inspection, Inc. 772 Southwest Hibiscus Street, Port St. Lucie, FL 34983 772-878-5683 • pmartin0838@gmail.com Treasure Coast

Martin, Scott, D., PE, LEED AP, DBIA, PEPP Principal / Project Director & DB Market Leader, Walter P Moore 727-642-6212 • smartin@walterpmoore.com Tampa

Martin, Steven, W., PE, PEPP Senior Vice President, LJA Engineering Inc 544 Whispering Oak Ln, Apopka, FL 32712 850-508-7275 • Stevemartinfl@outlook.com Central Florida

Martinez, David, D., PE, FPEG Director, City of Miami Beach Office of Capital Improvement Projects 954-444-9596 dmartinezpe1@bellsouth.net Miami

Martinez, PE, Eneida, PEPP Senior Project Manager, Parsons Corporation 305-205-3204 eneida.martinez@parsons.com Miami

Masci, Leonel, PE, FECON President, Masci Corporation 1931 Palmetto Ave., South Daytona, FL 32114

386-756-2504 • leomasci@mascigc.com Daytona Beach

Mason, Chelsea, PE, FPEI Toll SySte.ms Project Manager, HDR 315 E Robinson Street, Orlando, FL 32801 chelsea.mason@hdrinc.com Central Florida

Masse, Fenson, PE, PEPP President,Masse Consulting Services, LLC 1132 Cala Lily Cv, West Palm Beach, FL 33415 561-577-3482 fmasse@masseconsultingfirm.com Palm Beach

Masterson, Thomas, PE, PEPP Contech Engineered Solutions 1805 Dakota Drive, Jupiter, FL 33458 561-723-0056 • mastersont@contechcpi.com Treasure Coast

Masur, Wayne, K., PEPP Kelico Inc. 2680 Hunter Ct, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33331 954-384-1798 • masur10@aol.com Broward

Matamoros, Roxana, Patricia, PE, FPEI Project Manager, EXP U.S. Services, Inc. roxana.matamoros@exp.com Miami

Matheny, Linette, R., PE, FPEG Assistant County Engineer, Osceola County BOCC 1 Courthouse Sq., Ste. 3100, Kissimmee, FL 34741 407-742-0543 linette.matheny@osceola.org Central Florida

Mathews, N., Hugh, PE, PEPP CEO, England-Thims & Miller Inc. 14775 Old St. Augustine Road, Jacksonville, FL 32258 904-287-6017 • MathewsH@etminc.com Northeast Florida

Mathewson, Kevin, PE, PEPP Vice President, Mortensen Engineering Inc. 22011 Amelia Rose Way, Land O’Lakes, FL 34637 813-335-5814 kmathewson@meitampa.com Tampa

Mathur, Rajendra, K., PE, PEPP Project Engineer/Principal, Raj Mathur Construction & Engineering, Inc. 5265 Office Park Blvd., Ste. 103, Bradenton, FL 34203 941-228-0021 • raj@rmathurce.com Myakka

Mathurin, Wilbur, PE, FPEI Vice President, Southeast Aviation Team Lead, Hoyle, Tanner & Associates, Inc. 95 East Mitchell Hammock Drive, Ste. 200, Oviedo, FL 32765 407-380-1919 wmathurin@hoyletanner.com Central Florida

Matin, Sarah, PE, FECON Water Quality Regional Manager, Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc 407-988-6275 • sarah.matin@adspipe.com Central Florida

Matos, Jr, Aurelio, PE, PEPP Senior Project Engineer/Vice President, CONSOR Engineers LLC 4941 SW 136TH PL, Miami, FL 33175 305-323-1462 • amatos@consoreng.com Miami

Matter, Melody, PE, PEPP 1404 Dean Street, Ste. 200, Fort Myers, FL 33901 717-461-7796 mamatter@mccormicktaylor.com Calusa

Matthes, Stefan, K., PE, PEPP Senior Vice President, Culpepper and Terpening Inc. 4320 Thousand Pines Dr, Ft. Pierce, FL 34981 772-879-3715 • smatthes@cteng.com Treasure Coast

Matthews, Rob, A., PE, PEPP President, Matthews DCCM 7 Waldo St, St. Augustine, FL 32084 904-315-2471 • rob@mdginc.com Northeast Florida

Mattox, Joshua, PE, PEPP Project Engineer, WGI 4227 Reservoir Lane South, Jacksonville, FL 32223 904-535-1492 • joshuamattox@yahoo.com Northeast Florida

Mattson, Peter, J, PSM, PEPP Regional Director, McKim and Creed 727-277-5856 pmattson@mckimcreed.com

Tampa

Maxwell, Toby, A., PE, PEPP Senior Engineer, Maxwell Engineers, Inc. 2555 Ponce De Leon Blvd., Ste. 220, Coral Gables, FL 33134 786-525-8480 tmaxwell@maxwellengineers.com Miami

Mayer, Thomas, A., FPEI 11005 Cypress Run Cir, Coral Springs, FL 33071 mayerta@bellsouth.net Broward

Mayforth, George, F., PE, PEPP Civil Engineer, CED Technologies, Inc 6817 Southpoint Pkwy, Ste. 1901, Jacksonville, FL 32216 904-241-6385 gmayforth@cedtechnologies.com Northeast Florida

Maze, Adam, K., PE, PEPP Highway Department Manager, Colliers Engineering & Design, Inc. 561-846-1387 • adam_maze@comcast.net Palm Beach

Mazziotti, Linda, Engineering Intern, MBA, FPEI Project Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 561-762-4702 • lmazziotti@chenmoore.com Palm Beach

Mbianda, Mbianda, A., PE, FPEG Engineer 3, Pinellas County Public Works 24706 Volterra Ct., Lutz, FL 33559 813-753-8543 • mmbianda@pinellas.gov Pinellas

McAdams, Kevin, PEPP Kevin McAdams, PE 7963 N Leewynn Dr, Sarasota, FL 34240 941-928-4085 • cyndikevin@aol.com Myakka

McAra, Eric, PE, FPEI Office Manager, KSM Engineering and Testing 407-878-7033 • ericm@ksmengineering.net Central Florida

McAvoy, Christophe, PE, PEPP Staff Engineer, South Florida Water Management District 863-517-8292 • christop.mcavoy@gmail.com Calusa

McCabe, Mark, T., PE, FECON Self Employed 941-376-4885 mmccabe@cmroadbuilders.com Myakka

McCarty, Caroline, A, FPEI Land Development Department Manager, OWN, Inc. 713-725-8404 • cmccarty@weareown.com Emerald Coast

McClain, Jon, R., PE, PEPP Senior Project Manager, WSP USA 1460 Old Bonifay Road, Chipley, FL 32428 850-251-1489 • 12caber12@gmail.com Gulf Coast

McClair, Jason, PE, LEED AP, PEPP Senior Engineer, Chen Moore and Associates, Inc. 524 Orton Avenue #504, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 954-818-9550 • jmcclair@chenmoore.com Broward

McCMullen, Kyle, EI, PEPP WGI, Inc.

6049 Woodlake Rd., Jupiter, FL 33458 561-386-6572 • kylemcmullen21@gmail.com Palm Beach

McCormick, Dean, G., PE, FPEG Retired 207 Lee Miller Road, Crawfordville, FL 32327 850-926-4077 • wakullagator@gmail.com Big Bend