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ATTACHMENT 2 City of Pleasanton Recycled Water Infrastructure Expansion—Phase IA Engineering Services During Construction SCOPE OF SERVICES At the request of the City of Pleasanton (City), RMC Water and Environment(RMC) has prepared the following scope of services for providing engineering services during construction for the Recycled Water Infrastructure Expansion—Phase 1A project (Project) designed by RMC. This scope of work is provided to support the City construction manager and staff during construction of the Project. RMC will provide engineering services during construction (ESDCs) such as attendance at weekly meetings, submittal review, responding to RFIs, change order preparation support, specialty inspection support and preparation of record drawings. The RMC ESDC staff will report directly to the Resident Engineer. The assumed organization for the City's construction management and contract administration for the Project is as follows: • Owner: Daniel Smith, Director of Operations Services, City of Pleasanton • Owner's Representative: Dave Requa, Program Manager • Construction Manager: Adam Nelkie, Capital Improvements Division, City of Pleasanton • Resident Engineer: Bill Carlson, CM Carlson Management • Inspection: Inspection Services Division, City of Pleasanton • Engineering Support During Construction: Mike Matson, RMC Water and Environment Award of the Recycled Water Infrastructure Expansion Phase 1A construction contract is expected in April or May 2015. Scope of Work Estimated Fee Attached is the Fee Estimate for Scope of Work in the amount of$297,642. Actual expenditures are primarily affected by contractor performance and extent of work undertaken by City staff. The actual Scope of Work is limited to the level of effort in the Fee Estimate without further City authorization. The Scope of Work Fee Estimate is based upon the following assumptions: • Construction management and construction contract administration will be the responsibility of City staff. • Construction inspection and quality assurance will be the responsibility of City staff. • Project duration is up to 14 months however the scope of work is based upon the assumption that the majority of pipeline layout and location decisions will be completed in the first 8 months. Scope of Work 1 March 30,2015 Recycled Water Infrastructure Expansion—Phase 1A Engineering Services During Construction