Licensed Florida GC ·
Bonded · DOD Performance on Record

Structural Restoration
& Marine
Construction Services

BAM Construction is a licensed,
bonded Florida GC serving institutional clients across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. Concrete restoration, marine construction, milestone
recertification, and federal contracting — all under one permit applicant, one engineer of record, one closeout package.

HOA boards, commercial
developers, real estate investors, and federal procurement officers work with BAM because a specialty subcontractor cannot pull a GC permit, carry the
engineering-of-record, or deliver the county-accepted closeout documentation that formally resolves a structural finding.

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SAM.gov Registered · Miller Act Bonded · CPARS on Record

Licensed Florida GC
Bonded & Insured
DOD Armory Performance
U.S. Army Reserve — Arcadia FL
Structural Engineers On Staff
Florida-Registered, Not Subcontracted
Self-Performed Primary Trades
Masonry · Concrete · Sheet Piling
Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach
Three-County Service Area

Why a Bonded GC

The
Permit Is the Deliverable. Not Just the Work.

Institutional clients — HOA boards responding to SB 4-D findings,
commercial developers managing lender requirements, federal contracting officers — need a closeout package the county will accept. That requires a licensed
GC permit, not a sub’s invoice.

BAM pulls every permit directly. Our Florida-registered structural
engineers are on staff — they produce the stamped drawings, sign the engineer-of-record block, and appear on the permit application. When the county
inspector signs off, it is a BAM GC permit that closes.

A specialty concrete sub, waterproofing contractor, or marine installer cannot
deliver this. They can perform work under a GC permit. They cannot be the GC, and their work alone cannot formally resolve a milestone inspection finding
or a lender’s punch list.

SB 4-D Compliance (2022)
25-year coastal, 30-year inland milestone inspections. 90-day report deadline, 150-day
repair deadline. County-accepted closeout requires a licensed GC permit — not a sub’s work order.
Single Contract, Full Scope
One permit applicant. One engineer of record. One closeout package. BAM self-performs
masonry, structural concrete, and sheet piling — eliminating the coordination gap between subs that generates change orders and schedule delays.
DOD-Grade Documentation Standards
BAM’s federal performance record (U.S. Army Reserve, CPARS-documented) establishes the
QC and documentation standard applied to every project — institutional and commercial. Lenders, boards, and federal COs receive the same file
format.
Miller Act Bonded — Federal Capacity
SAM.gov registered. Surety bond in place for contracts exceeding $150K per 40 U.S.C.
§3131. CPARS performance history on record with DoD. Florida-wide coverage for federal facilities and GSA-leased properties.

Full Service
Scope

Every
Trade In-House.
One GC on the Permit.

Three service groups — structural restoration, marine
construction, and federal contracting — all delivered under a single licensed GC permit with in-house structural engineering.

Structural & Envelope

Concrete Restoration Contractor Miami

Spalling repair, rebar corrosion treatment, crack injection, traffic
coatings, and SB 4-D milestone report documentation. GC permit required — not a sub scope.

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Balcony Restoration Contractor Miami

Structural concrete repair, waterproofing membrane, railing
anchorage, and SB 4-D balcony scope — phased for occupied residential towers.

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Parking Garage Restoration Contractor Miami

Level-by-level phased concrete restoration for occupied parking
structures. Spalling, rebar treatment, traffic coatings, expansion joints, and SB 4-D closeout.

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Masonry Contractor Miami-Dade

Structural masonry repair and brick facade restoration.
Self-performed — not subcontracted. HVHZ-rated assemblies and Miami-Dade product approval compliance.

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Stucco Contractor Miami-Dade

Miami-Dade NOA-compliant three-coat stucco systems for HVHZ. Florida
Building Code requires three-coat — not two — for all exterior stucco in High-Velocity Hurricane Zone.

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Recertification Contractor Miami

SB 4-D 25/30-year milestone inspections, engineer findings, repair
scope, permit pull, execution, and county-accepted closeout. One engagement, all four phases.

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Marine & Seawall

Seawall Contractor Miami

New seawall construction and cap restoration to NAVD88 elevation
requirements. DERM, SFWMD ERP, and Miami-Dade Building permits managed in parallel.

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Vinyl Sheet Piling Contractor Miami

Vinyl sheet piling installation to NAVD88 +4.0 to +5.5 ft cap
elevation. Corrosion-resistant in marine environments. Full DERM and Miami-Dade closeout delivered.

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Metal Sheet Piling Contractor Miami

Steel sheet piling for high-load waterfront applications. Structural
engineer design on staff. NAVD88 elevation compliance and full DERM permit package managed in-house.

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Sheet Piling Contractor Bal Harbour

Three permit layers — Village of Bal Harbour, Miami-Dade Building,
DERM — submitted in parallel. All of Bal Harbour falls within the 25-year coastal SB 4-D threshold.

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Federal & Municipal

Federal Contractor Florida

SAM.gov registered. Miller Act bonded. CPARS performance on record —
U.S. Army Reserve armory restoration, Arcadia FL. Structural concrete, masonry, and envelope work on federal facilities statewide.

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Budget Reference

Indicative Cost Ranges Across Services

Ranges reflect completed BAM projects in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm
Beach. Final scope pricing is delivered after structural assessment — not before. Permitting, engineering fees, and testing costs are included in the GC
contract, not billed separately.

Board presentations and lender packages can be prepared using ranges from
this table as a preliminary budget reference while the formal assessment is scheduled.

ServiceCost RangeUnit / Notes
Concrete Spalling Repair$28 – $65Per SF. Includes rebar treatment, patch, surface prep
Traffic Coating Systems$4.50 – $9Per SF. Vehicular or pedestrian grade, primer + membrane +
topcoat
Expansion Joint Replacement$95 – $220Per LF. Compression seal or strip seal; traffic-rated
Seawall / Sheet Piling Installation$550 – $1,400Per LF. Varies by piling type, depth, cap, and NAVD88 elevation
requirement
Three-Coat Stucco System (HVHZ)$9 – $18Per SF. Miami-Dade NOA-compliant product; includes lath and
scratch coat
SB 4-D Structural Assessment$3,500 – $9,500Flat fee. Florida-registered engineer, sounding survey, written
findings, county report
Federal / GC Project (Combined)$150K – $5M+GMP or unit price. Miller Act bonding in place above $150K threshold

Ranges are illustrative starting points, not fixed bids. All pricing requires site
assessment. Permitting fees, DERM coordination, and engineering are included in the BAM contract — not billed separately.

Ready to Put a Licensed GC
on the Permit?

BAM’s structural engineers are available for site assessment across
Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. Assessment scheduling typically runs 5–10 business days from initial contact.

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Why BAM

What
Specialty Subs Cannot Deliver — and a Bonded GC Can

RequirementSpecialty SubBAM (Bonded GC)
Pull GC-level building permitNoYes
Florida-registered structural engineer on
staff
RarelyYes
Serve as engineer of record on permitNoYes
Deliver county-accepted SB 4-D closeout
package
NoYes
Manage DERM + SFWMD ERP permits in-houseRarelyYes
Self-perform masonry, concrete, and marine
scope
SometimesYes
SAM.gov registered, Miller Act bonded for
federal work
NoYes
Documented federal performance history (CPARS)NoYes

When a county milestone inspector returns an unsatisfactory finding, the
document that resolves it is a licensed GC permit with a stamped engineer-of-record closeout. A specialty sub’s invoice is not that document — and no
amount of good work product from a subcontractor will create it.

How We Work

Assessment to Closeout — One GC Contract

1
Structural Assessment
BAM’s Florida-registered structural engineer conducts site evaluation, visual
inspection, and sounding survey. For SB 4-D milestone buildings, assessment includes written findings, compliance status determination, and a 90-day report
formatted for county submission. Assessment cost is credited toward the repair contract when BAM performs the work.
2
Engineering Drawings & Scope Definition
Stamped structural drawings are produced in-house — not outsourced to a third-party
engineer who has never visited the site. Scope is derived from findings, not from a pre-packaged proposal. Cost tables are formatted for board
presentations and lender review, with line-item breakdowns by phase and trade.
3
Parallel Permit Submission
BAM submits all required permits simultaneously — municipal building department,
Miami-Dade DERM, SFWMD ERP, and any municipality-specific overlay permits (Bal Harbour, Surfside, etc.). Parallel submission compresses the permit critical
path by 4–8 weeks versus sequential filing. BAM tracks all submissions and responds to agency RFIs in-house.
4
Phased Execution
Work is sequenced to keep occupied structures operational. Parking garages receive
level-by-level scheduling. Residential towers receive balcony and corridor phasing coordinated with property management. Marine construction is timed
around permit windows and tidal cycles. BAM self-performs the primary trades — reducing change order exposure from subcontractor handoffs.
5
Engineer-Stamped Closeout Package
Final package includes permit sign-off, as-built drawings, material test reports,
inspection certifications, and — for SB 4-D properties — the engineer-stamped compliance certification formatted for county acceptance. Delivered to
property manager, uploaded to county portal where required, and archived for lender or board documentation requests.

Common Questions

What
Boards, Developers, and Federal COs Ask

Can our HOA hire a specialty concrete contractor to satisfy an SB
4-D finding?
Only if that contractor holds a Florida GC license and pulls the permit in their name.
Specialty concrete subcontractors are not licensed to act as GC on building permits — they must work under a licensed GC. If an HOA board hires a concrete
sub directly for work that requires a GC permit, the work either goes unpermitted (creating liability) or the sub must find a GC to carry the permit and
add their overhead. BAM eliminates that layer by being both the GC and the concrete trade.
How long does SB 4-D repair work typically take from assessment to
county closeout?
Assessment through county closeout typically runs 5–9 months for a mid-scale structural
concrete project in Miami-Dade. The breakdown: assessment and report (3–5 weeks), engineering drawings (3–6 weeks), permit approval (6–12 weeks — longer
for DERM or SFWMD involvement), execution (variable), and county inspection and closeout (2–4 weeks). Buildings with SB 4-D findings face a 150-day repair
deadline from the report date — BAM’s parallel permit submission strategy is specifically designed to protect that timeline.
Do you work on occupied residential buildings?
Yes. The majority of BAM’s structural concrete and balcony work is performed on occupied
residential towers and condominiums. Phasing is coordinated with the property manager and building engineer before mobilization. Noise, access, and dust
management protocols are established in the scope of work and reflected in the construction schedule delivered to the board prior to contract
execution.
What permits does marine construction in Miami-Dade require?
A minimum of three permits: Miami-Dade Building Department (structural permit),
Miami-Dade DERM (Department of Environmental Resources Management, 4–8 weeks additional on the critical path), and SFWMD Environmental Resource Permit (30–60 days). Waterfront properties in Bal Harbour, Surfside, and similar municipalities add a fourth permit layer at the Village or Town level. BAM
submits all of these concurrently — it is not possible to compress the permit timeline by filing sequentially.
How does BAM qualify for federal construction contracts?
BAM is SAM.gov registered with active status and holds surety bonding meeting Miller Act requirements (40 U.S.C. §3131) for federal contracts exceeding $150,000. BAM’s CPARS performance history documents the completed U.S. Army Reserve armory
project in Arcadia, FL — 9,400 SF exterior brick facade restoration plus interior renovation, delivered to federal quality standards. BAM accepts GMP, unit price, T&M, and firm-fixed-price contract structures for federal facilities work.
Does BAM work outside Miami-Dade?
Yes. BAM holds active licensure and bonding in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach
counties. Federal work is conducted statewide — Florida’s federal facilities, GSA-leased buildings, and DoD installations are served regardless of county.
Geo-specific service pages for Broward and Palm Beach are in development; contact BAM directly for projects in Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm
Beach, or surrounding municipalities.

One
Contract. Every Trade.
Engineer-Stamped Closeout.

BAM’s structural engineers are available for site
assessments across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. Request a scope review — no obligation, no pre-packaged proposal. Assessment findings drive the
scope.

Licensed Florida GC · SAM.gov Registered · DOD Performance on
Record · Three-County Service Area