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07/11/2023
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2023-144
Agenda Item Number
8.AD.
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Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
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Work Order No.1 for West Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility Effluent Reject System
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C & W engineering Inc. <br />Consulting Engineers — Electrical • HVAC • Plumbing <br />6903 Vista Parkway North, #10 <br />West Palm Beach, FL 33411 <br />(561) 642-5333 <br />June 2, 2023 <br />Mr. Nick Black, P.E. <br />Kimley Horn & Associates, Inc. <br />1920 Wekiva Way <br />West Palm Beach, FL 33411 <br />Subject: West Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility (WRWWTF) <br />Effluent Reject System <br />Electrical Engineering Services Proposal Rev1 <br />C&W Ref. 236614 <br />Dear Nick: <br />I am pleased to submit this revised proposal for your consideration for Electrical <br />Engineering Design Services for the IRC West Regional WWTF two new 30" motorized <br />Butterfly valves. These valves will allow the facility to have the flexibility to direct excess <br />overflow to either the Wetland ponds, or the RIBs (Rapid Infiltration Basin) along with <br />related power and control/field instrument improvements. The revised proposal includes <br />design through permitting, a bidding phase, and also a construction services phase. <br />Proiect Understanding: <br />The existing WWTF currently has no equalization storage for the treated effluent and <br />this limits its operation flexibility during wet weather/peak flow situations. The proposed <br />construction of two 30" motorized butterfly valves is to provide flexibility to plant staff so <br />they may offload excess treated effluent to either the wetland ponds to the north, or the <br />RIBs to the south. This solution provides some time for the facility to get by peak flow <br />conditions in the meantime before having to build a ground storage tank and transfer <br />pump station. <br />The proposed scope of engineering design services would provide a new electrical <br />feeder to each of the two motorized 30" butterfly valves, including providing control <br />through the existing PLC system and plant SCADA, along with some local control <br />station(s) so they may also operate the opening and closing of the butterfly valves <br />electrically. <br />
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