The elevated people-moving system, dubbed the MIA Mover, is a light-rail-mover system operating between Miami International Airport (MIA) and two other major structures of the Miami Intermodal Center (MIC), the Rental Car Center (RCC) and the Miami Central Station (MCS). The elevated system is designed to handle 2,000 passengers per hour and move them the 1.3-mile distance in less than four minutes. Key features of this project include:

• Automated people-mover between MIA and the MIC
• Benefits air travelers as well as workers commuting into MIA
• Will ease passenger traffic at terminal curb-fronts and on roads in and out of MIA

As part of an ongoing miscellaneous cost estimating services contract, CES was engaged by Miami-Dade Aviation Department to review construction documents, conduct quantity take-offs, cost estimating and cost engineering services, and prepared a detailed cost analysis with a recommendation on our findings.

CES is currently providing additional cost engineering and other related services under this agreement.