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Contractor's Name
James W. Fowler Co.
Approval Date
12/1/2021
Council Approval Date
11/17/2021
Department
Public Works
Department Project Manager
John Nottingham/Souheil Nasr
Subject / Project Title
Reservoir #3 Structural Improvements
Public Works WO Number
UT3739
Tracking Number
0003108
Total Compensation
$753,079.00
Contract Type
Capital Contract
Retention Period
10 Years Then Transfer to State Archivist
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City of Everett,Washington I Reservoir 3 Structural Improvements PDB Project <br /> Progressive Design-Build Contract I Exhibit B.Owner's Project Criteria <br /> Criterion Requirement <br /> Service Life and 1. Reservoir cover improvements shall be designed for materials and installation <br /> Durability techniques consistent with an expected service life of 30 years for the overall <br /> reservoir cover, and 15 years for any specific instance of concrete patching. <br /> 2. Mechanical components shall be designed to be compatible with existing City <br /> components and to be consistent with an expected 30-year minimum service <br /> life. <br /> 3. Design shall be consistent with low incidence of failure and ease of <br /> maintenance. <br /> Ventilation 1. Vents shall be corrosion resistant, tamper proof, and protected from vandalism. <br /> 2. Design vents to minimize the potential for water intrusion. Design to prevent <br /> bird, animals, insects, excessive dust, and other potential vector and <br /> contaminant intrusion. <br /> 3. Design vents in accordance with AWWA and WSDOH standards, including the <br /> WSDOH Water System Design Manual. <br /> 4. Vents shall be easily accessible for inspection and cleaning by City staff. <br /> 5. Vents shall be sized and located to provide improved ventilation in the reservoir <br /> interior and reduce the humidity and chlorine content of air in the reservoir. <br /> 6. Vents shall be sized to provide sufficient air flow to accommodate peak water <br /> inflow or outflow rates. <br /> Documentation 1. Design-Builder shall document existing cover conditions (interior and exterior) <br /> of Existing prior to field investigations, and coordinate with the City to document existing <br /> Conditions liner conditions while the reservoir is filled. <br /> 2. Design-Builder shall re-document both existing cover conditions and liner <br /> conditions after Reservoir 3 has been drained and prior to beginning <br /> construction. <br /> 3. As described in Section 5.4 of this Exhibit, Design-Builder shall observe a City- <br /> led pre-construction baseline liner integrity test, based on measurement of <br /> Reservoir 3 water level, conducted over 24 hours. The Design-Builder shall <br /> observe a post-construction repeat of the liner integrity test. <br /> Protection of 1. Design-Builder shall take all necessary measures to protect existing <br /> Existing infrastructure (e.g., reservoir cover, foundation, liner, and valve vault)from <br /> Infrastructure damage during field investigations and construction. Measures shall address <br /> the risk of falling concrete, and damage from materials or equipment mobilized <br /> by the Design-Builder. <br /> 2. Design-Builder shall preserve City access to operate and maintain on-site <br /> facilities not under active construction, and avoid actions that would impair <br /> operation of the water system as a whole (exclusive of City-coordinated <br /> Reservoir 3 outage). <br /> Protection of 1. Reservoir 3 will be in active service during field investigations. Design-Builder <br /> Water Quality shall use methods to contain debris and dust from field investigations and <br /> During Field testing activities, and avoid the introduction of debris, dust, and any other <br /> Investigations foreign materials into potable water stored in the reservoir. Any safety-related <br /> equipment or materials that are anticipated to contact the water surface (e.g., <br /> and tethers)shall be disinfected. Disinfection shall be completed prior to entry to the <br /> Construction City's satisfaction. <br /> 2. For on-site construction work that occurs while Reservoir 3 is active, the same <br /> water quality protection requirements apply. <br /> Page 6 of 12 <br />
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