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Contractor Name
Cal Engineering & Geology, Inc.
PROJECT NAME
Redwood Creek lining improvement project
RMP File Number
304.5
Date
2/15/2017
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EXHIBIT A <br />SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />A. PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br />The City of Redwood City (City) seeks to improve the concrete lined sections of Redwood <br />Creek. Upon review and evaluation of identified deficiencies by the City's consultant in 2012 <br />as well as recent creek walks with Public Works personnel, staff has identified two reaches of <br />the creek to be improved in connection with the 2017 Redwood Creek Improvement Project: <br />Jefferson Branch between Clinton Street and El Camino Real (approximately 950 feet) and <br />Redwood Branch between Oak Street and Hudson Street (approximately 1500 feet). The City <br />contracted with Wood Rodgers, hie. for the engineering and construction services to identify <br />and address deficiencies within these reaches. <br />B. SCOPE OF WORK <br />There are several locations within the two project reaches of the 2017 Redwood Creek <br />Improvement Project where the existing vertical channel wall is tilted inwards up to 7 inches <br />relative to the adjacent wall panel. Preliminary analysis completed by Wood Rodgers, Inc. <br />revealed that the tilting wall panels are likely the result of the moment resisting steel in the <br />wall yielding due to loading (reduced rebar area), corrosion of the rebar at the base (reduced <br />rebar area), or a combination of the two. <br />This project involves the concrete destructive testing program to determine the existing <br />condition of reinforcing steel near the base of deflected concrete wall sections and to <br />determine the current strength of concrete and reinforcing steel used for various other <br />channel wall segments. The information will be critical for providing recommendations for <br />either stabilizing or replacing existing channel segments that have exhibited wall deflection. <br />The concrete destructive testing program will be conducted in the Jefferson Branch project <br />reach and results will be extrapolated for use on the Redwood Branch project reach. Review <br />of as -built drawings for both project reaches indicate that the channel construction utilized <br />similar designs and construction was completed at roughly the same time. <br />C. SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />The scope of engineering services described herein is the minimum necessary to meet the <br />City's objectives. The contractor is expected to utilize their expertise in carrying out the <br />services set forth herein. <br />Cal Engineering & Geology, Inc. (Contractor) shall perform and provide the following: <br />REV: 02-10-17 PR <br />Page 6 of 9 <br />ATTY/AGR.2017.034/Cal Engineering & Geology, Inc. <br />
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