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Work Order
Approved Date
11/18/2025
Control Number
2025-262
Agenda Item Number
9.I.
Entity Name
Atkins North America, Inc.
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Engineering Services Work Order 10 for Sebastian Septic to Sewer Conversion Feasibility Study
Project Number
IRCDUS Proj. ID 21.26.502
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Exhibit B <br />Cost Detail <br />Work Order No. 10 <br />AtkinsRealis <br />flows, develop tables, define limits of septic to sewer conversion areas, and develop schematic <br />designs of the collection system. <br />Deliverables: Compiled geodatabase of relative information, summary of permitting and <br />regulatory requirements <br />TASK 03 Define Flow Rates <br />The conversion from septic to centralized sewer systems will increase sanitary flows, creating a <br />need for infrastructure improvements. Proper sizing of the sewer collection system will ensure <br />that the system is adequately sized to handle the projected flows, minimize risks of overflow and <br />inefficiency, and provide for long-term sustainability and regulatory compliance. <br />This task involves calculating the cumulative flows from each user, overall and by area, and then <br />designing schematic sewer systems to convey those flows to the receiving facilities. Based on <br />the information provided by the County and the Master Plan team AtkinsRealis will conduct a <br />thorough assessment of the project area, including factors such as zoning, topography, flooding <br />and storm surge that will impact the schematic design. AtkinsRealis will coordinate with County <br />Staff, including the assigned project manager and GIS Manager, and with the County Hydraulic <br />Modeler in relation to the Wastewater Master Plan under development to ensure the conversion <br />areas and schematic design is consistent with proposed capital improvement projects. <br />Deliverables: Projected flow rates and preliminary sewer network layout <br />TASK 04 Hydraulic Modeling Coordination <br />AtkinsRealis will coordinate with the County's assigned Hydraulic Modeler to evaluate the <br />proposed schematic designs. This analysis will determine the feasibility of integrating the <br />proposed improvements into the current wastewater system. <br />AtkinsRealis will support the County's Hydraulic Modeler in implementation of the septic -to -sewer <br />conversions, and review recommendations for changes in the schematic design. The County's <br />Hydraulic Modeler may determine that improvements are needed in the existing collection system <br />to accept the flows from the proposed septic to sewer conversion. Upon County acceptance, <br />recommendations on improvements to the existing system from the County's Hydraulic Modeler <br />will be incorporated into the schematic design. <br />Areas will be evaluated for water service requirements where sanitary connections are to be <br />provided. AtkinsRealis will coordinate with the County's Hydraulic Modeler who will provide water <br />distribution extensions to these areas. The County's Hydraulic Modeler will provide this <br />information in GIS format to be included with the compiled geodatabase and noted in the study. <br />Deliverables: Summary of hydraulic model results and upgrades to the existing system. <br />City of Sebastian Buildout of Septic to Sewer Conversion <br />Feasibility Study Page 5 of 12 <br />
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