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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCORRESPONDENCE - RFP - 7587 ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR HALLIGAN RESERVOIR ENLARGEMENT PROJECT (4)1 9/22/2015 Phase I – HWSP Permitting Support Work Order No. 3 September 22, 2015 MWH Americas, Inc. Purpose The purpose of this work order is to continue providing support for the Halligan Water Supply Project (HWSP) Phase I – Permitting under the current Professional Services Agreement between MWH America, Inc., and the City of Fort Collins (City). The support included in this work order consists of additional on‐call services to support the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) development and the associated permitting process. This document provides background and the scope of services for Work Order No.3. Background In 2014, MWH was selected to continue supporting the City in the HWSP permitting process. The Phase I tasks included generating information to be provided to the Third‐Party Consultant (3PC) for the EIS. This included performing engineering studies for the action and no action alternatives to Halligan Reservoir enlargement that describe the alternative configuration and components approved by the Corps of Engineers (COE) to be analyzed in the EIS. As part of our ongoing HWSP permitting support in 2015 with the City, MWH has been answering questions regarding the alternatives and developing additional information for the EIS alternatives analysis at the City’s request. These additional efforts were covered under the On‐Call task (Task 5) in Work Order No.1, but it required shifting budget allocated to Task 4 – EIS Review. Additional support is expected in the upcoming months, including the original tasks under the EIS Review, as analyses are completed in preparation of the Draft EIS (DEIS), which is currently scheduled to be released in the spring of 2016. 2 9/22/2015 Scope On‐Call Permitting Support MWH will provide additional engineering, technical and strategic support as requested by the City to assist the City in participation in the NEPA/404 permitting process and other state and county permits. MWH will assist the City in development of additional new information for the EIS including, but not limited to:  Additional maps and geo‐spatial analysis to support the permitting process.  Revisions, additions and refinements to the alternatives report.  Generating GIS data to support field investigations.  Engineering analysis and documentation as requested by the City.  Preparation of presentations, reports and recommendations.  Support in coordination of the alternative development activities with the rest of the EIS team. MWH will continue to provide technical support to the City in reviewing and providing comments on the numerous technical reports generated during the development of the EIS, as directed by the City. Activities under the EIS review may include:  Review selected EIS technical reports provided by COE to the applicants, as directed by the City. In coordination with the City MWH will prepare written comments and a suggested course of action.  Provide technical support for reviewing the preliminary draft and draft EIS documents with emphasis on engineering feasibility, infrastructure requirements and cost estimating.  During the public comment process, support the City in reviewing and providing input to the COE for responses on areas of engineering feasibility, infrastructure requirements and cost estimating. For budgeting purposes a total of 260 hours are allocated for this task. Personnel and Task Management The MWH team working on the HWSP permitting support will be led by Chip Paulson, P.E. Enrique Triana, P.E. will continue providing day‐to‐day coordination with the City and provide weekly status and progress updates of this work along with the other activities under the original contract. It is assumed that the City will complete its review of deliverables within 7 calendar days. The Project Manager will include the task under this work order with other tasks of the service agreement in the monthly project management activities. This scope of services is for one year commencing on October 1, 2015. Budget for project management activities is included from April to October, 2016. 3 9/22/2015 Budget and Schedule Based on MWH’s current understanding of the level of effort required to support the HWSP EIS alternatives analysis, the following budget is recommended. Principal Technical Advisor Principal Engineer Supervising Engineer Senior Engineer Professional Engineer Associate Engineer Admin Total hours Indirect Cost & APCs Total Task\Rate $250 $200 $170 $150 $120 $100 $100 General On‐call Permitting Support 0 12 32 0 40 0 0 84 $1,240 $13,900 EIS Documents Review 0 12 40 0 36 0 0 88 $960 $14,500 EIS Reviews 0 8 24 0 24 0 0 56 $610 $9,200 EIS Public Comments 0 8 24 0 0 0 0 32 $350 $6,000 Project Management 0 0 20 0 0 0 16 36 $393 $5,400 Total: 296 $3,553 $49,000 Based on the scope of services provided above, MWH envisions the support to be provided over the next 12 months. The approximate schedule by main tasks is shown below. ‐ General On‐call Permitting Support __________________________________ ‐ EIS Documents Review ‐ EIS Reviews ‐ EIS Public Comments __________________________________ Project Management __________________________________