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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 /> direct the Design-Builder to add scope for liner repairs to address existing leakage to <br /> the Phase 2 services. <br /> Post-construction liner integrity testing during reservoir refill will consist of the following: <br /> • The reservoir will be refilled to the pre-construction baseline water level of 18.0 ft <br /> (+/- 0.25 ft). All reservoir inlets and outlets closed, for a 24-hour observation <br /> period. Any changes in water surface elevation will be noted, and will be <br /> compared to the pre-construction observed 24-hour change in water surface <br /> elevation. A post-construction observed 24-hour change in water surface <br /> elevation that exceeds the pre-construction observed 24-hour change in water <br /> surface elevation by 0.25 inches or more will result in failure of the liner integrity <br /> test. If the post-construction test results in an observed 24-hour change in water <br /> surface elevation that is either 1) less than the preconstruction observed 24-hour <br /> change in water surface elevation, or 2) that exceeds the observed 24-hour pre- <br /> construction change in water surface elevation by less than 0.25 inches will result <br /> in a passing test for that water surface elevation. <br /> • At the Design-Builder's option, refilling of the reservoir may be paused at a lower <br /> water surface elevation to check for leakage at lower elevations prior to <br /> performing the post-construction liner integrity test, which must be performed <br /> when the water surface elevation is at 18.0 feet (+/- 0.25 feet). <br /> • If the liner integrity test is passed at the water surface elevation indicated above, <br /> the test is completed with no further action required. <br /> • If the liner integrity test is failed, the Design-Builder will be responsible for liner <br /> repairs prior to retesting (either dry repairs, or if technically feasible, wet repairs), <br /> and for the cost of any water needed to refill the reservoir to the water surface <br /> elevation at which the liner integrity test failure occurred. <br /> 6 Reservoir 3 Cleaning and Disinfection <br /> Before conducting liner integrity testing or otherwise filling Reservoir 3 with water, <br /> Design-Builder shall clean the reservoir in accordance with City-approved procedures <br /> as identified in the City's Reservoir 3 Washdown Procedure Memorandum included in <br /> the Reference Documents. The cleaning process will involve coordination with the City <br /> as identified in the Memorandum. All materials used for cleaning of potable water tank <br /> and system interiors shall conform to the applicable requirements of ANSI/NSF 60 and <br /> 61. <br /> Following cleaning, Design-Builder shall arrange for Owner's Representative to inspect <br /> and verify that cleaning requirements have been met. <br /> Page 10 of 12 <br />
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