Thomas V. Driscoll, P.E. 6170 Mullin Street Jupiter, Fl 33458

Thomas V. Driscoll, P.E.
6170 Mullin Street
Jupiter, Fl 33458
Professional Experience
October 2004 to
Present
Director of Engineering and Public Works, Town of Jupiter
March 2003 to
October 2004
Turnpike Construction Engineer, Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise
March 1998 to
March 2003
Resident Engineer, Florida Department of Transportation
March 1991 to
March 1998
Maintenance Engineer/Assistant Maintenance Engineer, Florida Department of Transportation
April 1986 to
Present
Principal, Driscoll Construction, Inc.
May 1985 to
July 1987
Project Engineer, The Hardaway Company
Responsible for the Town’s Engineering Department. Directs and coordinates projects involving
capital program development and execution; prepares project master plans and conceptual plans;
prepares requests for proposals; evaluates proposals, evaluates contractors, and engineering
consulting contracts and other contract agreements; prepares plans and specifications, or coordinates
preparation of plans/specifications by consultants, to construct capital projects; administers, inspects,
and accepts construction projects. Prepares plans, specifications and performs construction project
administration for Florida Department of Transportation Local Agency Program projects with the
Town.
Responsible for the management and oversight for the construction of roadway, bridge, and toll
facilities on Florida’s Turnpike Enterprise. Responsible for multiple construction engineering and
inspection, consultant contracts; negotiated construction contract supplemental agreements and
professional services contracts. Implemented a comprehensive management plan for all assigned
work and functions to improve efficiency, effectiveness and reduce operating costs.
Responsible for inspection and testing for construction projects on the State Highway System in Palm
Beach County; responsible for multiple construction engineering and inspection, consultant contracts;
negotiated construction contract supplemental agreements and claim settlements; reviewed complex
road and bridge plans for constructability. Responsible for a work program in excess of $600 million
dollars.
Responsible for the maintenance of State Roads in Palm Beach County, with supervision of an inhouse staff of 90 employees. The unit had an excellent safety record and achieved the Department’s
goal of overall Maintenance Rating Program score of 80. Assistant Maintenance Engineer for Tampa
Maintenance Unit 1991-1994.
Responsible for the operation of a commercial construction company including estimating,
scheduling, project management, engineering, business management, profit and loss. Constructed a
diverse mix of projects including residential buildings, commercial buildings, precast and prestressed
concrete structures, drainage improvements, and complex amusement park rides. (Ad-hoc, part-time
basis as of March 1994)
Project Engineer on heavy construction projects, bridge and marine structures. Responsible for
budgeting, cost control, quality control, concrete form and mix design, field supervision, scheduling
and project management.
Education
Master of Business Administration
Nova University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Bachelor of Science Civil Engineering
University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida
Licenses and Certificates
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State of Florida Professional Engineer
State of Florida Certified General Contractor
State of Florida Specialty Electrical Contractor
Advanced Worksite Traffic Supervisor
IMSA Traffic Signal Level II
CTQP Asphalt Paving Level I&II
Phone (561) 339-0425
E-mail: [email protected]