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Marvin Mai, operations based on historical information and boring data. Developed preliminary <br />PE, ENV SP design and cost estimates to construct pertinent facilities. <br />(Continued) North Kern Water Delivery Improvements (SCADA System) RFP <br />Development, North Kern Water Storage District - Kern County, CA: Project <br />Manager for request for proposal (RFP) development to install water level sensors <br />and SCADA system to existing groundwater well and canal sites. <br />United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) - Los Angeles District, CA: <br />Program Manager and Technical Leader for a S2.5 million annual Federal permit <br />program. Responsibilities included establishing definitive roles and recruiting <br />capable personnel from the hydraulics, structural, geotechnical, environmental, and <br />real estate sections to create a dedicated team; Developed and maintained high-level <br />relationships with technical counterparts at critical partner agencies at the federal, <br />state, and local levels; Negotiated and managed funding agreements (contracts) with <br />partner agencies to expedite processing of high -priority permit requests; fiscally <br />responsible for 11 funding agreements (-$7 million total); Analyzed funding needs on <br />a bi-weekly period for cost efficiency; translated between engineers and applicants to <br />achieve a common understanding between technical concepts and business priorities <br />and as a result, successfully executed over 100 Federal permits; frequently prepared <br />letters and memos to internal departments, applicants, congressionals and other <br />key stakeholders outlining the Corps' policies, identifying risks and recommending <br />alternatives to proposals detrimental to the Corps' mission; optimized inefficiencies <br />with internal communications, standardize review processes, and develop technical <br />submittal checklist and design guidelines for applicants; initiated changes in <br />response to policy and regulation changes; and developed workshop for annual <br />stakeholder meetings with the Flood Control Districts of Southern California (7) and <br />Arizona (10) to communicate Corps' Permit Program. <br />United States Army Corps of Engineers (USAGE) - Los Angeles District, <br />CA: Civil Engineer to support the USACE Civil Works Mission, which involved <br />flood risk management, ecosystem restoration, and infrastructure improvements. <br />Responsibilities included drafting plans, coordination with multiple engineering <br />disciplines, developing specifications, review of construction drawings/submittals, <br />construction quality assurance, and design modifications. Notable projects/features <br />of work included: <br />o. Lower Santa Ana River, Reach 9, BNSF Bridge Protection: Served as <br />junior engineer responsible for developing alignments to create plan and <br />profile views of pier nose extension, wall abutment structures, emergency <br />access roads, and bank protection. <br />Lower Santa Ana River, Reach 9, Phase 2B Embankment Protection: <br />Modified retaining wall design to protect electrical utilities and designed <br />a custom drop inlet to address drainage. Served as the project lead in <br />construction phase, which includes coordination and engineering support for <br />Contractor, Local Sponsors, and Corps Construction Division. Lead designer <br />for modifications during construction which included access driveway <br />redesign for positive drainage, increasing bank protection with rock Swale, <br />and manhole grate redesign for increased flood capacity. <br />Fort Irwin National Training Center Storm Damage Civil Repair: Served <br />as lead engineer responsible for design of civil repairs of local drainage <br />problems. Designs included sizing channels, detention basins and culverts, <br />curb and gutter repairs, pavement repair, and retaining walls. <br />