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Contractor's Name
Brown and Caldwell Inc.
Approval Date
3/3/2021
Council Approval Date
8/27/2019
End Date
12/31/2022
Department
Public Works
Department Project Manager
Zach Brown
Subject / Project Title
2020 Water Filter Plant Facilities Plan
Amendment/Change Order
Amendment
Amendment/Change Order Number
2
Tracking Number
0001991
Total Compensation
$209,683.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Professional Services
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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EXHIBIT A <br /> Scope of Work <br /> City of Everett Contract No. 153983 <br /> Water Filtration Plant Facility Plan Contract Amendment Scope of Services <br /> Everett Water Filtration Plant Facility Plan Amendment 2 <br /> Project Understanding <br /> The City of Everett Water Filtration Plant(WFP) is located adjacent to Lake Chaplain approximately <br /> 16 miles east of Everett, WA. The WFP provides water for over 600,000 people, which is <br /> approximately 75%of the population of Snohomish County. This critical piece of infrastructure <br /> supports the water supply in the north Puget Sound area and its continued operation is vital for the <br /> wellbeing of area residents and the economy of the City of Everett. The previous Facility Plan for the <br /> WFP was completed in 2002, and the City has identified a need to develop an updated plan that <br /> addresses critical capital project needs and capital planning for the WFP. This Facility Plan will focus <br /> on assessing the WFP's existing infrastructure,facility resiliency and reliability, and the ability of the <br /> WFP to meet future water quality regulations. The project deliverable will be a Facility Plan that <br /> includes an evaluation of the existing infrastructure and recommended CIP for plant improvements <br /> that meets WAC 246-290. <br /> Scope of Work Summary and Work Breakdown Structure <br /> The Consultant scope of work for the Project includes 16 tasks, which are identified in the following <br /> table, including new Tasks 112-115 added under Amendment 2. <br /> Facility Plan Tasks <br /> Task 101 Condition and Criticality Assessment <br /> Task 102 Resiliency,Reliability,and Redundancy Assessment <br /> Task 103 Solids DewateringTechnologyAssessment <br /> Task 104 Regulatory and Water Quality Assessment <br /> Task 105 Unit Process Performance Assessment <br /> Task 106 Hydraulic Profile Assessment <br /> Task 107 Capital Improvement Program Development <br /> Task 108 Facility Plan <br /> r — <br /> Task 109 Project Management <br /> Task 110 Quality Assurance and Control <br /> Task 111 Unidentified Services <br /> Task 112 As-Requested Technical Services(NEW in Amendment 2) <br /> Task 113 Hypochlorite Dosing System Evaluation and Alternatives <br /> (NEW in Amendment 21 <br /> Task 114 WFP Operations and Maintenance Manual Update <br /> Support(NEW in Amendment 2) <br />
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