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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWORK ORDER - RFP - P1117 CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES FUTURE WATER WW SW FACILITIES CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS (30)PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AGREEMENT WORK ORDER FORM PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS AND STANTEC CONSULTING SERVICES INC. DATED: JULY 15, 2008 Work Order Number: 5�P-BRT- O i ;-�L I ( Purchase Order Number': Project Title: .ff�.l UL�+ItC.,rt7S5l�d.pj Commencement Date: July 14, 2011 `1 Completion Date: September 30, 2011 Maximum Fee: (time and reimbursable direct costs): Not to exceed $ 41,327 (See attached EXHIBIT B). Project Description: (See attached EXHIBITS A and C). Scope of Services: (See attached EXHIBIT A). Professional agrees to perform the services City of Fort Collins identified above and on the attached forms in accordance with the terms and conditions Submitted By: contained herein and in the Professional Services Sue PadqVe Agreement between the parties. In the event of a Special Projects Manager conflict between or ambiguity in the terms of the Professional Services Agreement and this work Date: �'zZ-1 order (including the attached forms) the Professional Services Agreement shall control. Reviewed By: i Owen Randall The attached form consisting of EXHIBIT A, B and Chief Engineer C (5) pages is hereby accepted and incorporated herein, by this reference, and Notice to Proceed is Date: hereby given. Approved By: 'rofessional: STANTEC CONSULTING Jon Haukaas /'- \ ofEES INC. r1 Water Engineering and Field Services Operations Manager Date: YZYII talle:t s ociatApproved By:Date: O // Brian Janonis Utilities General Manager Date Approved By: James B. O'Neill II, CPPO, FNIGP, Director of Purchasing and Risk Management Date: stdwopsa rev 07/09 Exhibit A CITY OF FORT COLLINS BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) UTILITY CROSSING IMPROVEMENTS SCOPE OF SERVICES This scope of services represents the engineering investigation and conceptual design services associated with the proposed Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) improvements along the Mason Street and Burlington Northern / SantaFe Railway corridor. This scope is intended to accompany, and work in unison with, the project Fee Estimate (Exhibit B). The Fee Estimate is a spreadsheet representing an overview of the project with individual anticipated work tasks represented in rows and anticipated professional staff effort represented in columns. The ultimate goal of this phase of the project is anticipated to be determining the location of the BRT improvements relative to the City's existing water distribution and transmission lines and the sanitary collection lines, determine options and prepare conceptual drawings for improvements to the lines that are necessary given the proposed BRT improvements. To accomplish this goal an investigation of the extent of the proposed transit improvements, ability of Utilities' systems and the transit system to function safely and uninterrupted, ability of Utilities' personnel to maintain and operate their systems, and an estimation of the extent of required modifications will be accomplished. The project scope extends along the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad right-of-way from West Lake Street on the north to East Troutman Parkway on the south. Major improvements within existing right-of-way of cross streets are not anticipated unless manholes and valves need to be relocated or installed to allow the ability to access and/or isolate existing utility lines in these areas. GENERAL The remainder of this document describes our understanding of the scope of work. Several assumptions were made in developing the scope: This scope of work is only an investigation into needed improvements. Preliminary and final designs and construction phase services are not a part of this scope and related fee estimate and will be performed as determined by the City and under separate agreement(s). The Stantec Team for this project will be Don Silar as Project Manager, Tanner Randall as Project Engineer, and Chris McLaughlin as Design Engineer. All project deliverables will be made available to the City in electronic as well as hard copy format (i.e. reproducible Mylars and paper copies). Electronic files will be prepared t:`i2R?S,i':,iiivc;pccm5aiacnrirnamem7f n Collin.. t i,r,WRRT i'GGr; mpr:ncncnu:FIi\'AI: Fshibii_r, Sccpc.dic Page 1 of 3 and formatted in current industry standard software including AutoCAD (DWG) and Adobe (PDF) formats. The City will: ➢ supply any available "record" drawings of utilities in the proposed transit corridor; arrange to perform further investigation (e.g. video inspection, bypass pumping) of sanitary sewer lines as deemed necessary by the City and Stantec; ➢ coordinate with the BRT project manager (Erika Keeton) and/or other designated representative (e.g. Terry Tyrrell — AECOM) and assist in obtaining CAD files of the BRT project drawings; ➢ supply locations and the possible scope of work required by Utilities' contractor prior to or during construction of the BRT transit improvements; and ➢ supply description of possible changes and areas of concern. SCOPE OF SERVICES Task 1 - Meetings 1.1 Kick -Off Meeting: one (1) meeting will be held at the beginning of the project to review the scope of work, schedule, and discuss expectations for this project with BRT team members and Utilities staff. 1.2 Progress Meetings: up to three (3) meetings will be held with Stantec and City staff to review progress of the work, review data, discuss and formulate approaches to improvements, discuss needs and address prioritization of improvements. These meetings will also be used as a forum for discussion with the Engineering and Streets departments and other relevant parties. 1.3 Coordination Meetings: up to two (2)meetings will be held with Utilities staff regarding system operation, deficiencies, preferences, maintenance, performance, and design considerations. Task 2 — Data Collection and Review 2.1 At this time it is difficult to determine the extent of effort required to review information (i.e. 1000+ sheets of construction drawings), meet with Utilities and BRT project personnel to review project components and details, and perform further investigation(s) as necessary. We have outlined, above, the known amount of information we could expect to obtain from the City. Information on depths of pipelines, type and condition of manholes and valves and other appurtenances, and lateral line connections may additionally have to be obtained. This will be determined after processing the "known" data. Task 3 — Design Analysis The goal of this task is to consolidate, review, and analyze data obtained from interviews/meetings with City staff (i.e. Utilities and BRT). \. S?875ut§,ui I t p, a ,0.. ,:, (un A IioR, i,f; 6 nRr Litiim I uA1_4.011 ii AS,,gw.dir Page 2 of 3 3.1 Using the information obtained under Tasks 1 and 2 we will prepare recommendations for replacement, modifications, protection, access improvements, and/or relocation of the water and sanitary sewer infrastructure. Our findings will be presented to Utilities and jointly we will determine what improvements are warranted and the extent to which they will be addressed prior to construction the BRT improvements. Our analysis will include preparing conceptual drawings/sketches that will show the BRT improvements relative to Utilities' lines and associated appurtenances (i.e. casings, manholes, valves, vaults, encasements, etc). Recommendations at this stage of the design will be general in nature such that they may recommend extending the length of a casing and modifications to BRT's retaining wall layout but will not discuss details relative to wall thickness, corrosion protection, material types, structural modifications to the retaining wall, etc. Recommendations will be presented to Utilities staff, BRT team members, and their designated representatives (e.g. contractor(s), subconsultants). These will be reviewed and discussed and modified as appropriate. The outcome of these meetings will set the basis for the preparation of construction drawings and specifications for use by the contractor(s) in performing modifications to Utilities' distribution and collection systems. The level of the design and extent to which construction drawings and specification need to be prepared will be determined by Utilities and the contractor(s). Since the number and extent of modifications are not known at this time, we have not included estimates for preparation of preliminary and final designs, drawings and specifications. At completion of Tasks 1, 2, and 3 we will prepare these estimates bases on the number, location and complexity of the improvements, and level of construction documents requested by Utilities' staff and their contractor. Task 4 - Administration 5.1 Stantec will perform in-hous system; prepare scope, fee, meet the City's requirements. DELIVERABLES services to set up the project in our accounting billings and status reports; and schedule staff to The following deliverables will be forwarded to the City upon completion of this phase of the work: DVD containing all drawings produced as a result of this scope of work. ➢ Agenda and Minutes END OF EXHIBIT A 1./�?4'Snd'u.u� ,p-o�.oras' a ir. nsmmUiP cir..: 3h1' Uiiliip V �ggyrvnnrm,ul I'a,,l.-h?�hibii n S,, xm 6', Page 3 of 3 BUS RAPID TRANSIT (BRT) UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS - LaborCategory or Subconsuaara `;,', '0 '� "-Prq MgnOC Prq Engr^- 's-Prq Ergr TeM"" ` ^ intlrvltAW - '.;p ,..:'.. ' .,: OonS Tarinar ,. Chris _.. ,., .. ' 4`: ` PIate ltx)dr. �^.. .,^.. .-, :„ "' . 5154:t 599. „- $83 - $57 Expenses"' TASK TOTAL }'.' TOTAL. INVESTIGATIONRHASEIWVICE&` .... r �. Task 1 1A ........ 1.2 Meetings ,._.: .-_. Kick -on Meeting q)_... ...... __. _ �.. 3 I 6 � _— Progreso Meetings 131 ..........._ _............___. ..... ...-.___ 9__. 18_} ..-... $— 84 $ 253 $ 1,140 .. _=In' '. 1 3 Coordination Meetings (2) I 3 12 ! $ 132 $ 1,782 ' .. SubmWa 15 1 35 1 U 0 47 ______ Task 2 2.1 Data Collection and Review _ .:. -- Collect and Aniew SPIT site Design Informed= (i.e. costt drawings) ! 40 i 60 20 I ----- - $ _ 1,101 14,861 --- submmld 20 1 101 ----- �.I ',"+ Tas 3 3t Design Concaptusl IgnDrawmgs 40 I 80 I 40 ( $ 1,392 $ Task zeubtmu _ 14`86 $ 18792 $ _ 12 _� Prellminary and Final Design (Note: extent not known and therefore has not been included) i ( submW:i 0 I 40 I 0 1,392 - ----- I� Tas 4 4.t Administration - - - "' ". _ Aderinverstwn ! 8 I I ! $ 99 Task 3 Mmiolal:_ , 1,331 S.btoMI:F 8 ! 0 I 0 0 . - ,Tesk 4 MAtola1,.. 14V level of effort per labor category (hours): 103 176 60 0 339 «Total Manhours total costs per labor category, aubconsult. & expenses: $ 15,862 $ 17,424 $ 4,980 $ - $ 3,061 Total Costs>> $ 41,327 staff -weeks: 2.58 4.40 1.50 1 0.00 Tawwn,..w.a 8.48 V152B75MeclrvrlpgtasaL'enwronmenfHort collNs. ofy oBSRi Ubldy lmprovmenls/FINA4EvNDIf B-faa_eslknafe.+6 __ dated: 041320I i, sfanfeUWt BRT Water Utility Crossings Wafer eM Saner Llnm -NO SVxrtnewaraddrnsod Mre a1m, EXHIBIT C Action Required e utility Plime Size Pipe Material Yes or No Proposed Action Location Notes In Ilnr va4N eIIMr CO. or flq q,r and Bu81 M ION or became head IC bot d photo,Cui 1 Wafer 18 CI Yesrennin'ninle Late Street Seiner b IN Uwld the Not nit be Lab Sernal de4gm-m hl be a CMP Cassm FM ovsstq F la 15 b SWUM Satyr PM C-am Whans oaFp Ie. 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Reauisition Form Today's Date: Ship To: Date Required: Special Instructions: July 31. 2011 Requisition No.: Date Entered: Date Approved: Date Denied: 005.5 17 29 moo! Item # Quantity Unit Description Unit Price Total Charge Numbers 1 1 Conceptual design of the Utilifies sanitary $20,663.50 $20.663.50 5026430010.521210.3 sewer and water line crossings of the downtown $20.663.50 $20,663.50 5036430010.521210.3 Engineering BRT Project Total $41,327.00 R u ted By: