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Contractor's Name
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc
Approval Date
9/6/2019
Council Approval Date
8/28/2019
End Date
12/31/2021
Department
Public Works
Department Project Manager
Dave Voigt
Subject / Project Title
Alternatives Evaluation and Preliminary Desig
Amendment/Change Order
Amendment
Amendment/Change Order Number
1
Tracking Number
UP3714
Total Compensation
$205,418.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Professional Services
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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Subtask 7.3 SEI to SRI Intertie Alternatives Analysis <br /> Subtask 7.3 will consist of an Alternatives Analysis (Analysis)for three different design alternatives: <br /> Alternatives A, B, and C.These three alternatives correspond to three possible configurations of a 30" <br /> diameter intertie connection from the SEI to the SRI at 36th St. Alternatives A and B include penetrations into <br /> the existing SRO8 structure,while Alternative C is a new tap onto the existing 72" diameter pipe to the north <br /> of SRO8 with a concrete encasement and access maintenance hole or other appropriate structure and pipe <br /> connection method.There is an existing 30" blind flange stub from the SEI that can be connected to the <br /> other end of the intertie, and which will be evaluated during this Analysis. This Analysis includes the <br /> evaluation of the intertie as well as the connection to the vault (or existing pipe). It is understood that the <br /> system may be shut down during dry weather for several days for the construction of the selected <br /> Alternative. <br /> The Analysis will consider feasibility, risks, and costs for each alternative. Once the Analysis is complete, an <br /> in-person workshop (Conclusions Workshop)will be held to discuss the conclusions and recommendations <br /> of the Analysis. A subsequent technical memorandum (Conclusions TM) will be developed to document <br /> these Subtask 7.3 activities. (It should be noted that the Conclusions Workshop and Conclusions TM will <br /> include a summary of the activities from both Subtasks 7.3 and 7.4.) <br /> Specific Alternatives Analysis activities include: <br /> • Document Review:The Service Provider will review plans, reports, as-built drawings, and other <br /> documents related to the existing SRO8 facility,SEI and SRI pipelines. Review of these documents will <br /> guide the Analysis. Specifically, as-built drawings will be reviewed to determine the placement of <br /> existing reinforcing steel. Additionally,the Service Provider will review the previous geotechnical reports <br /> and map showing the locations of various boreholes in the vicinity of the project. It is understood that <br /> there may be some landfill gas vents in the project area which should be considered in order to <br /> minimize impacts to the vents. <br /> • Structural Analysis:The Service Provider will conduct a desk-top study structural analysis of the SR08 <br /> vault wall for penetration from Alternatives A and B.This analysis will incorporate an assessment of the <br /> vault walls to confirm the strength of the wall to prevent cracking from the penetration,or options for <br /> stabilizing the structure if required to allow for the pipe penetration.The design will include <br /> modifications to the SR08 vault due to any penetrations. Other items that will be considered in this <br /> analysis include the internal pressure from surcharging which could impose critical loading conditions. <br /> The Service Provider will make a recommendation on the maximum diameter penetration that should <br /> be attempted in order to maximize flow capacity of the intertie. <br /> • Flow Analysis:The Service Provider will review the modeling effort contained in the City's existing <br /> Comprehensive Sewer Plan to understand the current flow system in order to develop the pre-design <br /> drawings. (A more detailed flow analysis may need to be conducted during the detailed design phase of <br /> the project.)The Service Provider will coordinate with the City to determine and document several <br /> items related to hydraulics.This flow analysis assumes only 1-dimensional flow calculations will be <br /> conducted to determine feasibility of these designs.These items include: <br /> o Range of pressures anticipated in the SEI and SRI interceptors <br /> o Anticipated maximum flow rate in the 30" intertie <br /> o Anticipated maximum velocity in the 30" intertie <br /> o Method of flow control in the 30" intertie <br /> • Permit Requirement Analysis: For each Alternative,the Service Provider will prepare a permit matrix <br /> that identifies the permits for each Alternative. (During Phase 2, Design and Bid Services, services will be <br /> provided to assist the City in obtaining the required permits identifies for the selected Alternative.) <br /> • Development of Pre-design Drawings:A total of up to three (3) pre-design drawings for each <br /> Alternative will be developed (totaling a maximum of up to nine (9) drawings).These drawings will be <br /> developed for use during the Alternatives Analysis Conclusions Workshop and will be incorporated into <br /> the TM.The pre-design drawings will be to scale, however informal.They will be developed to a level <br /> 61P A G <br />
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