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ExH I if IT A <br /> CITY OF PLEASANTON <br /> PHASE IA RECYCLED WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN <br /> Scope of Work <br /> The Consultant shall perform engineering services for system modeling, system operations planning and <br /> design of the Phase 1 Recycled Water Distribution System identified in the Recycled Water Feasibility <br /> Study,dated July 2013 and revised in July 2014. The services include the topographic and utility surveys, <br /> corrosion evaluation, geotechnical investigation, permitting, engineering design and bid assistance <br /> services. In general,the facilities to be designed include the following elements: <br /> • Approximately 49,100 linear-feet (If) of 4-inch through 30-inch distribution pipelines as Phase <br /> IA, including to the Oracle connection in Owens Drive. <br /> • Approximately 3,750 If of up to 30-inch pipeline in Santa Rita Road from south of Interstate 580 <br /> to W. Las Positas Boulevard(sizing will be evaluated under Task 1). <br /> • Two supply flow metering and control valve stations and associated communication and SCADA <br /> system design for operation of the control valve. <br /> • Connections and new pipeline segments along the former Clean Water Revival pipeline from <br /> Tasajara Creek in Dublin Blvd. to Fallon Road and then south on Fallon Road to south of <br /> Interstate 580. <br /> • 117 service lines to existing meter boxes for customer connections. <br /> • Eight Zone 7 channel crossings, including one bridge structure on Hopyard Road,six box culverts <br /> and one culvert <br /> The recycled water improvements will be planned and designed consistent with and will incorporate the <br /> appropriate mitigation measure from the adopted project Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration and <br /> Environmental Assessment/EONS'. <br /> The work products of this project shall provide suitable information for the successful bidding and <br /> construction of the Project, an operations plan that the City will use to operate the system in conjunction <br /> with DERWA, DSRSD and City of Livermore (recycled water suppliers/producers), and a Title 22 <br /> Engineers Report for establishing operating procedures and reporting by the City and its recycled water <br /> customers. Consultant shall perform the following tasks in accordance with the schedule included as <br /> Exhibit B of this scope. <br /> The project schedule is aggressive, requiring design completion in December 2014. Meeting this <br /> schedule will require a significant partnership between the Consultant's team and City staff. This <br /> includes immediate identification of issues and prompt decisions by both parties as required for moving <br /> ahead. Deliverable reviews by the City will be done concurrent with continued advancement of the <br /> design and other project activities. This approach may impact schedule and budget if review comments <br /> change previously provided direction. The City and Consultant shall communicate at least weekly to <br /> identify issues and discuss their resolution to avoid these delays and associated rework. <br /> TASK 1: SYSTEM MODELING <br /> Subtask 1.1: Coordination with City of Pleasanton,DSRSD and Livermore on Supply Scenarios <br /> Consultant shall meet with the City and its recycled water suppliers, DSRSD/DERWA and the City of <br /> Livermore, to discuss the various supply operating scenarios that are anticipated over the life of the <br /> project. Envisioned scenarios include: <br /> • Supply from DSRSD only <br /> • Supply from Livermore only <br /> • Supply from both concurrently <br /> Scope of Work Rev4 Page 1 of 17 <br /> August 20,2014 <br />