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Contractor's Name
Stantec Consulting Services Inc
Approval Date
9/20/2019
Council Approval Date
9/11/2019
End Date
12/31/2020
Department
Public Works
Department Project Manager
Zach Brown
Subject / Project Title
2020 Water Pollution Control Facility Plan
Total Compensation
$579,090.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Professional Services
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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Stantec <br /> August 6,2019 <br /> Page 7 of 14 <br /> produced upon conclusion of the capacity and alternatives analyses to be conducted in Tasks 500 and <br /> 600. <br /> Deliverables: <br /> • Site visit for Condition Assessment <br /> • Draft Condition Assessment TM <br /> • Workshop with City staff to review draft TM <br /> • Meeting agendas and minutes <br /> Task 400 Capacity Analysis <br /> Stantec will evaluate the capacity of the existing treatment plant with respect to hydraulic capacity, <br /> Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD)and Total Suspended Solids (TSS) removal, and nutrient removal under <br /> current conditions and under design influent flow and loading conditions.Stantec will use a biological <br /> process simulator to develop, calibrate, and validate treatment plant performance to approximate the <br /> actual performance of the Everett WPCF.The Process Simulator will be augmented with a hydraulic <br /> model and other specific process calculations where appropriate to evaluate plant capacity. <br /> Subtask 400.001 Data Collection,Sampling Plan,and Model Development <br /> Stantec will review plant record drawings and up to three years of reported sampling,operations,and <br /> compliance data. Stantec will also review any existing biological process simulator prepared as part of <br /> previous planning or design efforts. Based on available data,Stantec will develop a Sampling and <br /> Analysis Plan to guide the City's efforts in collecting and analyzing supplemental wastewater <br /> characterization data needed for model calibration. <br /> Stantec will prepare a model to simulate wastewater treatment plant performance. It is anticipated that <br /> the GPS-X simulator will be used as a process model. If the City determines that an existing biological <br /> process model BioWin model is available,Stantec will review the model and may use it as the basis for <br /> the process simulation. Before initiating model development 2 Stantec staff will conduct a 4-hour <br /> meeting with appropriate City and WPCF staff to review the plant configuration,operating scenarios, <br /> and calibration data so they are accurately reflected in the process model. <br /> Subtask 400.002 South Plant and North Plant Biological Process Analysis <br /> Using the calibrated process simulator,Stantec will evaluate the capacity of the South and North Plant <br /> under flow and loading conditions identified in Task 100 and under up to two alternative river water <br /> surface elevation conditions to simulate performance <br /> Subtask 400.003 Hydraulic Analysis <br /> Stantec will prepare a HADES model of the treatment plant based on existing as-built data.The hydraulic <br /> capacity of the existing treatment system will be evaluated under average and peak conditions (as <br /> identified in Task 100).To evaluate the potential impact of climate change on WPCF hydraulic operation, <br /> WEST Consultants will use the existing 1D HEC-RAS model to simulate a range of existing and future <br /> conditions including"existing", 2050,and 2080, "low"and "high" emission scenarios. Using the results <br /> of these scenarios,Stantec will work with the City and WEST to select two future conditions to be used <br /> as the basis of plant hydraulic capacity analysis. Stantec assumes the most current hydraulic profile for <br /> the WPCF will be provided to inform our evaluation. One 2-hour meeting is planned to discuss and select <br /> the future scenarios for climate change analysis. <br />
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