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Official Document Type
Work Order
Approved Date
03/26/2019
Control Number
2019-052
Agenda Item Number
12.G.4.
Entity Name
Atkins
Subject
Reclaimed Water Master Plan
Project Number
CCNA2018 Work Order 2
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• Development of Construction Cost Estimates - Atkins will develop and prepare this <br />section of the Master Plan. The section will include a summary of the work completed <br />under Task 6 of this Scope of Work. The section will summarize the methodology <br />developed and summary of the "typical" opinions of probable construction costs used in <br />the evaluation of the individual asset class facilities. <br />• Wastewater Management - Atkins will develop and prepare this section of the Master <br />Plan. This section will include a description of the IRCDUS 's wastewater treatment <br />facilities. <br />• Reclaimed Water System - Atkins will develop and prepare this section of the Master <br />Plan. This section will include a description of the IRCDUS 's reclaimed system under <br />current and future demands; recommendations for improvements for storage, reclaimed <br />mains, and pumping facilities in 5 -year, 10 -year, and 20 -year planning horizons; <br />opinions of probable construction costs; and prioritized recommended improvements. <br />• Comprehensive Recommendations and Implementation Plan - Atkins will develop a <br />Comprehensive Recommendations and Implementation Plan, which will prioritize the <br />recommended improvements for IRCDUS 's reclaimed water system. Atkins will <br />develop a Comprehensive Recommendations and Implementation Plan by combining <br />the recommendations of the various asset class facilities into a single plan developed to <br />achieve IRCDUS 's overall goals and objectives. <br />• Atkins will develop the recommended plan in sufficient detail to recommend capital <br />improvement projects for the planning period, but with particular emphasis on the first <br />5 years, the second 5 years and the 10 -year increment thereafter. It is in this task that <br />phasing will be developed for the recommended plan. The hydraulic models will be <br />used to analyze needs in five-year increments. Proposed road improvements will be <br />considered in developing the phasing plan. <br />• Three copies of the Draft Master Plan will be prepared for IRCDUS review. Comments <br />received on the Draft Master Plan will be incorporated into the Final Master Plan. This <br />scope assumes only one revision to the Master Plan will be prepared (one Draft and one <br />Final). Three copies of the final document will be prepared. IRCDUS will consolidate all <br />internal review comments and submit to CONSULTANT. One copy of the final report <br />will be provided in Portable Document Format (PDF) on a CD. Electronic files with <br />pertinent hydraulic pipe model runs and GIS files will be provided. <br />• Upon finalization of the master planning document with CIP development and cost <br />estimates, funding requirements, identification of funding sources, and a rate structure <br />analysis will be completed separately in Phase II of the Reclaimed Water Master Plan. <br />Task 8 Project Management <br />Objective: ATKINS will manage the Master Planning effort and update IRCDUS Management and staff <br />on a periodic basis to communicate the progress of the project. <br />
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