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Contractor's Name
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.
Approval Date
9/20/2022
Council Approval Date
9/14/2022
End Date
12/31/2023
Department
Public Works
Department Project Manager
Ryan Sass
Subject / Project Title
Transportation Engineering Analysis
Tracking Number
0003480
Total Compensation
$346,273.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Professional Services
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. 12/14/2023 Amendment 1
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After the evaluation process has concluded,the Consultant will develop the concepts that advanced <br /> through that process to a 10% design level (10% design is defined under Task 4 Assumptions). For <br /> scoping purposes, it is assumed that one corridor-type concept and up to five (5)spot <br /> location/intersection concepts will be advanced from the evaluation process for conceptual design (see <br /> Table 1). With the 10%design,the Consultant will also develop a conceptual cost estimate that will <br /> identify quantities of known bid items such as pavement, curb, sidewalk, channelization, signals, and <br /> removal of pavement, channelization, sidewalk, and curb. Contingencies will be used for unknown items <br /> such as construction traffic control, mobilization, signing, right of way, design level. <br /> The Consultant will assist the City in developing an implementation plan that considers phasing and <br /> funding opportunities as well as coordination with surrounding projects.This plan will include <br /> developing a high-level conceptual project schedule through design for the 10% design concepts. <br /> Assumptions: <br /> • 10%design layouts will identify right of way, channelization, curb lines, intersection control <br /> identification including signals and does not include storm drainage facility and structures, <br /> utilities, and structural facilities. <br /> • 3D Design is not included in this scope. <br /> • 2D sketch-level understanding of improvements will be developed based on aerial mapping and <br /> design information available. <br /> • Conceptual design will be on aerial mapping showing channelization, curb and ROW lines. <br /> • 2D AutoTurn or Autodesk Vehicle Tracking movements will be completed for concept designs. <br /> • Any specific AutoTurn or Autodesk Vehicle Tracking vehicles will be provided by the City. <br /> • The implementation plan is assumed to be a brief memo with limited figures/illustrations. <br /> Deliverables: <br /> • Draft and Final Basis of Design Memo <br /> • A 10%concept design with Vehicle Tracking Swept Path Analysis figures <br /> • Conceptual cost estimate <br /> • Draft and Final Implementation Plan <br /> 5) Transportation and Traffic Analysis <br /> Scope: <br /> Using data collected in Task 2,the Consultant will identify key travel patterns within downtown Everett. <br /> If the data identifies heavy vehicles/trucks this data subset will be summarized. <br /> The Consultant will conduct traffic analysis for up to 20 intersections using Trafficware Synchro software <br /> for intersection analysis. Roundabouts, if proposed,will be analyzed and supported by a SIDRA analysis. <br /> This traffic analysis will be conducted for an existing year as well as a 20-year horizon year for one time <br /> period—assumed to be the PM peak hour. The future year analysis will be conducted by applying a <br /> growth rate developed from the Snohomish County travel demand model. <br />
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