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• 4 • <br /> • <br /> ATTACHMENT A—2018 SCOPE OF WORK <br /> WATER CONSERVATION AUDITS <br /> 1. Description <br /> The service provider will perform water audits of large water users in the Everett Water Service Area <br /> as part of the City's regional water conservation program. City staff will determine the customers to <br /> be audited and audits will be performed under their direction. City staff may ask the service provider <br /> to furnish cost estimates prior to authorizing an audit. <br /> The audit performed will examine the water used by a customer. This may include,but is not limited <br /> to: domestic water use(toilets, faucets, showers, etc.), dishwashing, laundry, cleaning, ice machines, <br /> cooling towers, process-related water, swimming pools and landscape irrigation. City staff will <br /> specify the nature and extent of the audit to the service provider on a case-by-case basis. <br /> At the conclusion of the audit,the service provider will provide a written report which details: the <br /> type, quantity and consumption of existing fixtures, equipment and/or processes; recommended <br /> water-saving opportunities,fixture/equipment replacements and/or operational/process changes to <br /> reduce consumption; and the estimated cost, savings, and pay-back period of each water-saving <br /> recommendation. <br /> The service provider will furnish a draft of the audit report to the City. City staff may direct the <br /> service provider to revise, delete or make other changes to the report. The final audit report will be <br /> provided to City staff and City staff will distribute it to the customer. City staff may direct the service <br /> provider to work with the customer to resolve questions or issues regarding the report as needed. <br /> The service provider will also perform an evaluation of the program in 2018. The service provider <br /> will contact previous program participants(2016 and 2017)to determine what, if any,recommended <br /> measures were implemented. The service provider will also obtain and review participant <br /> consumption records to determine if quantifiable savings can be attributed to program participation. <br /> 2. Compensation <br /> The service provider will be paid at a rate of$90 per hour for the above services. The total budget <br /> shall not exceed$26,500 without the written permission of the City. <br /> All billings shall be submitted on an invoice which details activities,time and costs allocated to each <br /> water audit or task. <br />