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monitored flow will be made allowing a final adjustment of identified flows in order to
balance the model developed and calibrated under Subtask 3. 1.
3.3 System Analysis and Rehabilitation /Repair Cost Estimate
An analysis of the types of I/ 1 sources, their characteristics, estimated flow rates, and cost
for removal will be evaluated. CH2M HILL will determine the recommended
repair/ rehabilitation method for addressing the deficiencies. The information will be
utilized to prepare an I/ I elimination cost curve which will be used to determine the cost
effective approach to reduce or remove I/ I from the system for the selected storm event.
The cost curves will evaluate the percentage of flow reduction, cost associated with each
10% increment of I/ I reduction, and the remaining cost associated with transporting and
treating the remaining peak flows. This analysis will be done separately for each pilot area.
The results will be summarized in the System I/ I Analysis and Elimination TM.
Deliverables
System I/ I Analysis and Elimination TM - Draft (electronic)
System I/ 1 Analysis and Elimination TM - Final (electronic)
Task 4 —Preparation of SSES Report and Final Workshop
A draft report of the findings and recommendations will be prepared. The draft report will
consist of an executive summary and the compiled technical memorandums already
prepared. The report will also include recommendations, based on the outcome of the
current study, to implement a full -scale system -wide I/ I control program. A total of three
3) copies of the draft report will be provided to the City for review. Up to two (2) CH2M
HILL staff will meet (Workshop #2) with the City to review the draft report and discuss the
findings.
After receipt and incorporation of the City's review comments, a final report (3 copies and
one electronic copy) will be prepared and submitted.
Deliverables
The following deliverables will be submitted to the City in conjunction with Task 4:
Three (3) hard copies of draft SSES Report.
Three (3) hard copies of final SSES Report and one electronic ( pdf)
copy.
Assumptions
Unit Price Compensation for Task 2 services is based on:
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Normal weather conditions and ability to work Monday - Saturday (and Sunday in
commercial areas) from 8: 00 AM until 6: 00 PM.
Smoke testing 5,000 linear feet of sewer pipe per day
Inspection of fifteen (15) manholes per day
CCTV of 1, 500 linear feet of sewer pipe per day
Performing eight (8) dye -test per day
Ten (10) Private Lateral Inspections per day
CH2M HILL will reasonably rely upon the accuracy, timeliness, and completeness of the
information provided by the City.
Procurement of a modeling software license is not included in the scope of services
Opinions of cost prepared, and any resulting conclusions on project financial or
economic feasibility or funding requirements, are prepared for guidance in project
evaluation and implementation from the information available at the time of the
estimate. All opinions of cost prepared for this study are considered to be Class 5 cost
estimates. A Class 5 cost estimate is typically used at the conceptual or facility planning
level and has a level of accuracy ranging from - 30 percent to +50 percent, based on the
American Association of Cost Engineers (AACE) industry standards. The final costs to
implement recommended improvements will depend on actual labor and material costs,
competitive market conditions, actual site conditions, final project scope,
implementation schedule, continuity of personnel and engineering, and other variable
factors. As a result, the final project costs will vary from the estimates. Because of these
factors, project feasibility, benefit /cost ratios, risks, and funding needs must be carefully
reviewed prior to making specific financial decisions or establishing project budgets to
help ensure proper project evaluation and adequate funding.
Obligations of the City
The City shall provide CH2M HILL with the following items for completion of the above
scope of work:
Be responsible for public notification of residents and businesses in smoke testing areas.
Notifications forms will be developed by CH2M HILL.
Follow -up with property owners who contact the City regarding smoke entering into
their property or place of business.
Staff attendance at workshops and meetings
Provide CH2M HILL with available technical data and information relevant to the
services on the project including GIS data of the sewer infrastructure including location,
elevation, size, connectivity, material and condition data that will be required to compile
the hydraulic model.
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Provide pump station data including dimension, control settings, factory pump curves
and run -time / flow meter data. For any pump station suspect of not producing flow
consistent with pump curve or inconsistent data, the City will conduct a drawdown test
to verify pump performance.
Provide water meter data for the corresponding sewer connections for the customers
within the study area.
Locate, uncover, and / or repair damage and buried MH covers as requested by CH2M
HILL
Hydro -clean the identified line segments prior to CCTV work performed by CH2M
HILL.
Provide water necessary for dye testing.
Examine CH2M HILL' s studies, reports, and drawings, and respond in writing to CH2M
HILL decisions required on this project in a timely manner. The City will provide
comments to CH2M HILL within seven ( 7) days of issuance of draft deliverables and
reports.
Section 2. Project Schedule
TABLE 1 - PROJECT MILESTONES
Task Completion Schedule
Task 1 — Project Development, Management and 2 weeks from NTP
Kick -off
Task 2 — Field Inspection Services
Phase I Field Inspection 10 weeks from NTP
Phase I Field Inspection Summary TM 12 weeks from NTP
Phase II Field Inspection 6 weeks from Review of Phase I Inspection Summary
TM
Phase II Field Inspection Summary TM 2 weeks from completion of Phase II Inspection
Task 3 — Model Development, 1/ 1 Data Review 6 weeks from completion of Task 2
and System Analysis
Task 4 —SSES Report 4 weeks from completion of Task 3
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Section 3. Price & Payment of Project
CH2M HILL' s compensation for Task 1, 3, and 4 shall be a fixed price (lump sum) of
91, 000. For Task 2, a not -to- exceed amount of $84,000 is established with CH2M HILL' s
actual compensation based on the unit price schedule provided in Attachment A.
TABLE 2 - COMPENSATION
Task Compensation
Task 1 — Project Development, Management and Kick -off $ 37, 000
Task 3 — Model Development, 1/ 1 Data Review, and System Analysis $ 36, 000
Task 4 — Prepare SSES Report and Final Workshop $ 18, 000
TOTAL LUMP SUM ( Task 1, 3, and 4) $ 91, 000
Task 2 — Field Inspection Services $ 84, 000
TOTAL NOT -TO- EXCEED ( Task 2) $ 84, 000
Section 4. Insurance /Payment/Performance Bond
The following insurance / payment /performance bond requirements shall apply for the time
of this Task order:
No additional insurance / payment /performance bond requirements.
Section 5. Time of Completion
Work shall commence upon execution of this Task Order and shall be completed as shown
in Table 1, but no less than 32 weeks from the notice to proceed.
CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA
2011
Robert Meares, City Manager Dated
Attest:
Helen Spencer, City Clerk
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CONSULTANT
BY: 2011
Dated
Printed Name:
Its:
State of
County of
Sworn and affirmed before me, the undersigned authority, on
2011, by in his /her representative capacity as the
of Consultant,
and who is
personally known to me or who has produced identification.
Notary Public
Identification:
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City Council of Fort Walton Beach
ENGINEERING & UTILITY SERVICES
MEMORANDUM
To: Robert T. Mearns, City Manager
From: Michael Beedie, Engineering & Utility Services Director
Date: April 12, 2011
Subject: ITB 11 - 006 Award Sole Source Bid for Generator
L BACKGROUND:
1. 1. The FY 2010 -11 budget for Sewer Collection in the Utilities Fund, funded procurement
of a new 40 KW diesel emergency generator to utilize at Lift Station No. 1 on Miracle
Strip Parkway SW during emergency situations.
1. 2. The purchase of this emergency generator will allow the City to maintain all sanitary
sewer lift stations and potable water wells in emergency situations.
2. DISCUSSION:
2. 1. On March 22, 2011, City Council rejected all bids for Invitation to Bid (ITB) No. 11 -006
for a 40 K.W. Diesel Emergency Generator because none of the bid proposals met the
required specifications. City Council also approved the solicitation of a sole source bid to
purchase the emergency generator.
2. 2. Staff received a quote from Florida Detroit Diesel -Allison of Jacksonville, Florida, who
is the local vendor for MTU Onsite Energy generators, which matches the other 15
emergency generators the City currently owns.
2. 3. The quote from Florida Detroit Diesel -Allison includes the 40 KW Diesel Emergency
Generator along with an upgrade to a five ( 5) year warranty and engine control module.
The total bid amount is $ 29, 095. 00.
2. 4. There were two ( 2) minor exceptions to the specifications that did not relate to the actual
generator. The two exceptions were as follows:
2. 4. 1. The specification requires galvanized trailer wheels, but the proposal provides
painted steel wheels, and
2. 4. 2. The specification requires a two ( 2) inch trailer coupler, but the generator weight
requires a 2 -5/ 16 inch coupler.
2. 5. The sole source bid for this item was necessary for the following reasons:
2. 5. 1. All of the City' s other emergency
