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Contractor's Name
Brown and Caldwell
Approval Date
2/12/2026
Council Approval Date
2/11/2026
End Date
12/31/2027
Department
Public Works
Department Project Manager
Jeff Marrs
Subject / Project Title
Asset Management Program Phase 1
Tracking Number
0005121
Total Compensation
$564,098.00
Contract Type
Agreement
Contract Subtype
Professional Services (PSA)
Retention Period
6 Years Then Destroy
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City of Everett AM Program Phase 1 | Scope of Work <br /> <br /> <br /> 7 <br />AM Program Ph1 <br />• Review and provide input on proposed maintenance strategies for R&R asset classes. <br />• Participate in Maintenance Strategy workshop. <br />Meetings <br />• Two (2) 2-hour virtual workshops to confirm maintenance strategies and guidelines for R&R <br />assets. One workshop will focus on vertical assets, one will focus on linear assets. The <br />workshops will be attended by three (3) Team members. <br />Work Products <br />• Workshop agendas, presentation slides, and meeting minutes. <br />• Draft and final Asset Lifecycle Guideline table with maintenance strategies (for inclusion into the <br />SAMP). <br /> <br />Task 206 – Condition Assessment Approach <br />Objective: For vertical assets, define how condition assessment data will be collected and establish <br />the condition criteria used for mechanical, electrical and instrumentation, civil, and structural assets. <br />For linear assets determine how often pipe desktop risk analysis is completed and key reviews <br />performed on pipe failures and age of pipe and when additional analysis is needed <br />Activities/Approach: This task includes the following activities: <br />• Review prior condition assessment approaches, including condition assessment conducted as <br />part of the 2021 Water Filtration Plant Facility Plan. <br />• Identify the components that make up the condition score for vertical assets. <br />• Identify method for calculating condition score (e.g., weighted average of highest score of the <br />scoring factors) for vertical assets. <br />• Determine frequency of pipe desktop analysis for preliminary LoF scoring based upon pipe <br />criticality. <br />• Identify when additional analysis (e.g., ultrasonic testing, core specimens, soil corrosivity, etc.) is <br />needed. <br />• Facilitate an in-person Condition Assessment Criteria workshop for each of three asset <br />disciplines: <br />o Mechanical <br />o Electrical/Instrumentation and Controls (I&C) <br />o Structural/Civil <br />• Develop Condition Assessment criteria, factors, and weights by discipline. <br />Task Assumptions <br />• Existing condition assessment documentation, including findings from the 2021 Water Filtration <br />Plant Facility Plan, will serve as the foundational reference for this task. <br />• Preliminary pipe analysis is done on a regular basis and results can be shared with BC. <br />• Risk requirements (LOF and CoF factors) for vertical and linear assets (Task 203) is completed. <br />• Condition assessment workshops will be conducted over 2 consecutive days. <br />• Workshop participants will include staff able to make decisions related to the condition <br />assessment approach. <br />City Responsibilities
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