CIVIL

Our Civil Engineering department has distinguished itself while compiling a large and varied project portfolio since 1988.  Our firm has become one of South Florida’s Largest Engineering Firms according to the South Florida Business Journal.  The Civil Engineering department has received many accolades and recognition such as several Engineering Excellence Honor Awards from the Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers for their outstanding work in various projects.

The Civil Department has completed designs on several major projects, including roadway and streetscape improvement projects for the cities of Coral Gables, Hialeah, Key Biscayne, and South Miami, among others, and Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties.  The Civil group has also completed various high profile projects such as the streetscape improvements on Ponce de Leon Boulevard (City of Coral Gables), and on Sunset Drive through South Miami’s downtown district, as well as the I-75 Little Manatee River Southbound Rest Area for FDOT District 7, and the new East Entrance Road at Florida International University.  These projects included traffic operation improvements, sidewalks, curbing, drainage, parking, and landscaping.  Additionally, the Civil group has worked on a Design / Build middle school for Miami-Dade County Public Schools, and various improvements to Florida International University and Florida Atlantic University campuses.  C3TS’ Civil Department has worked on a multitude of large recreation projects such as T.Y. Park – Castaway Island, C.B. Smith Park, Jacob’s Aquatic Center; and smaller park projects such as Pierce Park, Phillips Park, and Sunrise Park in Coral Gables.  With their depth of experience in a wide variety of projects, C3TS’ Civil Group will be able to comply with the needs of any client.

Constantly faced with unique environmental challenges and concerns on projects, the Civil / Environmental Department is highly skilled at providing effective, innovative engineering solutions.  A distinctive example of this is seen in our project for the City of North Miami Beach at its Norwood Water Treatment Plant.  It entailed the retrofit of an existing chlorine storage facility and the design of an emergency vapor scrubber to neutralize toxic fumes in the event of an accidental release of chlorine gas.  Additional projects nearing completion include a variety of water supply, wastewater and stormwater projects for municipalities throughout South Florida.