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Official Document Type
Work Authorization
Approved Date
04/13/2004
Control Number
2004-086
Agenda Item Number
11.J.2
Entity Name
Camp Dresser & McKee
Subject
Work Authorization No.1
North County Water Treatment Plant Expansion
Archived Roll/Disk#
3210
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ATTACHMENT B <br /> SCOPE OF WORK <br /> INDIAN RIVER COUNTY <br /> NORTH COUNTY WATER TREATMENT PLANT <br /> PHASE II EXPANSION <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> The North County Water Treatment Plant is a permitted 3 . 53 million gallons per day (mgd) <br /> facility serving northern Indian River County (IRC) . The facility began construction in June 1996 <br /> and was placed into operation in July 1998 . The existing plant draws water from three upper <br /> Floridian Aquifer wells . The facility utilizes two, 1 . 5 mgd membrane treatment nanofiltration <br /> skids and incorporates a raw water blend rate (0 .53 mgd) to achieve the facility capacity of 3 . 53 <br /> mgd . The facility layout was designed for future expansion, as required, as a result of new <br /> customers / development in the North County area . <br /> SCOPE OF SERVICES <br /> CDM shall perform the following described engineering services related to the preliminary <br /> design, final design, permitting, and construction services for the Phase II expansion to IRC <br /> North County WTP. In general this Phase II Expansion is intended to increase the overall <br /> membrane treatment capacity of the plant from 3 . 0 mgd to 7.5 mgd with provisions to expand <br /> facility capacity to an ultimate 12 mgd of membrane capacity. The total plant rated capacity <br /> after Phase II Expansion will be 8 . 83 mgd (projected to be 7.5 mgd membrane treatment <br /> capacity plus 1 .33 mgd bypass and blend) . Should it be required that the membrane treatment <br /> capacity be increased beyond 7.5 mgd based on the recommendations from Task 1 of this work <br /> authorization, a subsequent amendment to this Authorization No . 1 will be negotiated . The <br /> total plant rated capacity after Phase III Expansion (future) will be 14 . 12 mgd (projected to be 12 <br /> mgd membrane treatment capacity plus 2. 12 mgd bypass and blend) . The intent of this <br /> authorization is for CDM to provide to IRC a set of Contract Documents suitable for public <br /> procurement for construction of the herein described facilities . <br /> The following described engineering services have been based upon the following assumptions <br /> as directed by IRC Utilities Department staff: <br /> 1 . The final design of all Phase II improvements by CDM will utilize the design intent and <br /> criteria provided in the North County (Hobart) RO Plant Preliminary Design Report <br /> prepared by CDM and dated September 1995 in conjunction with those modifications <br /> described herein, as requested by IRC . Subsequent to the review of the Preliminary <br /> Design Report, as described in Task 1 - " Review of Preliminary Design Report," changes <br /> in design intent and criteria may be adopted and incorporated into the final design. <br /> Significant changes in the design intent and criteria as requested by IRC which are not <br /> identified herein and that result in significantly altered or new facilities and/ or major <br /> equipment will be considered Additional Services not covered under this authorization. <br /> B-1 mhl534.doc <br />
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