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4 <br /> Exhibit A <br /> Scope of Work <br /> City of Everett W.O.#2440 <br /> 112th Street SE (Phase 2)Improvements— Structural Engineering <br /> January 2005 <br /> A. PROJECT UNDERSTANDING <br /> The City of Everett Public Works Department is constructing improvements to <br /> 112th Street SE between 3rd Avenue and Interstate 5 in Everett. A rock wall <br /> system is present in two segments on the northern section of the project. The <br /> first segment is between 3rd Avenue SE and 3rd Place SE. The length of this <br /> segment is approximately 230 feet and its approximate height varies between <br /> ground level and 7 to 9 feet. <br /> The second segment continues from the other side of 3rd Place SE towards I-5 <br /> for approximately 180 feet with a height varying between ground level and <br /> 8 to 10 feet. As part of the improvement project,the City requires replacement <br /> of these walls with a soldier pile wall system due to the proximity of existing <br /> property lines and the lack of space for construction of standard retaining walls. <br /> The improvement project also requires the structural evaluation of the North <br /> Creek Outfall and a 12 feet wide by 7 feet high concrete detention/treatment <br /> vault immediately adjacent on the south side of 112th Street SE. <br /> B. SCOPE OF SERVICES <br /> 1. Information Review: Reid Middleton will review project plans, <br /> specifications and geotechnical reports to develop the structural basis of <br /> design for the new wall system. This information will also be used to <br /> evaluate the design of the North Creek outfall and the detention vault. <br /> 2. Project Management: Reid Middleton will meet with the City of Everett <br /> project manager and team members to reach a consensus on various wall <br /> options and review the basis of design including the geotechnical <br /> requirements. <br /> 3. Structural Design: Reid Middleton will perform engineered design of the <br /> following components: <br /> a. New Wall System-The design will include development of <br /> concept-level alternatives and comparative cost evaluations for <br /> different wall types to help the City select a preferred wall <br /> system. <br /> 20 <br />