Pool Cage Engineer Drawings Needed -- 2

Hello, I need pool cage engineer drawings. I've attached a sample of the steel framing for the pool cage. This would be just a screen enclosure with no roofing. The design must follow the Florida building code/high wind area. The size is 30’x60’, and the cage is engineered and planned off the back of this home. I believe the home is 15’ tall. Specifications - Aluminum to be used: 6061-T6 Aluminum Alloy - Vertical Posts: Use 5” x 5” x 0.125” (1/8-inch) thickness or thicker (>0.125") for the main posts. - Horizontal Beams: Use 3” x 6” x 0.125” (1/8-inch) thickness or thicker as primary supports, adjusting based on the span length and anticipated loads. - Cross Bracing: - Use 2” x 2” x 0.125” or 0.188” (3/16-inch) thickness for diagonal bracing. - Roof Support Beams: Use 4" x 4” members. 2. Aluminum Connections and Fasteners - Base Plates: Use reinforced base plates to anchor the vertical posts securely into the concrete foundation. - Welding Guidelines: Specify certified welders and quality control measures for any required welding on site. - Load Calculations: Include detailed load calculations for wind resistance, ensuring all elements meet or exceed Florida building code requirements. - Coating Material: Apply a weather-resistant coating to the aluminum for longevity and protection against elements. - Corrosion Protection: Use anodized or powder-coated aluminum to resist corrosion - Flexible Joints: Incorporate flexible joints at strategic locations to allow for thermal expansion and contraction without stress. - Detailed Assembly Instructions: Provide comprehensive assembly instructions including diagrams and step-by-step guidelines for accurate construction. - Conduct and include a full wind load analysis to ensure stability during high wind conditions, as per Florida building code. - Specify load requirements for snow where applicable to ensure the structure can handle unexpected weather conditions. - Detail the specific requirements for the concrete foundation, including depth, reinforcement, and concrete mix specifications. Sealant Specification: Use a UV-resistant sealant to ensure joints remain watertight and durable throughout the structure's life. Joints and Connections: - Miter and Butt Joints: Utilize pre-fabricated aluminum connector plates designed for joining extrusions. Ensure secure, flush joints that minimize stress concentrations. - Connection Plates: Use thick aluminum plates (≥1/4” thickness) for added support at joint intersections. - Bolts and Fasteners: Use stainless steel bolts (preferably grade 316) and nuts for all connections to avoid corrosion. Based on structural load requirements, Bolts should be at least 1/4", 3/8”, or 1/2" diameter. - Incorporate lock washers or nylon-insert lock nuts for added security. Mechanical Connections: - Consider using T-slotted aluminum profiles that allow for adjustable connections and easier assembly/disassembly. Let me know if you can do this and how long it will take. Thanks The drawings must include detailed engineering plans with precise measurements and specifications.