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EXHIBIT "A" SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />Consultant shall complete a 2018-19 Piping Alternatives for Indoor Recycled <br />Water (RW) Use in Commercial Construction Study which includes all tasks listed <br />below: <br />Task 1 — Identify Piping Alternatives for Indoor RW Use in New <br />Commercial Construction <br />Consultant will determine and document the feasibility of using plastic and stainless steel pipe <br />(piping other than copper) inside commercial buildings for indoor RW use. This task will be <br />specific to the City, in consideration of the alternative plumbing materials compatible with and <br />resistant to City's existing RW quality and corrosivity for commercial interior plumbing. <br />Consultant will identify large and small diameter pipe suitable for indoor RW use in new <br />commercial buildings including valves, fittings and typical end-use devices such as ball valves, <br />gate valves, flush valves, pumps, trap primers and other typical appurtenances used for a dual - <br />plumbed system for toilet flushing and cooling. The analysis will consist of: <br />• Resistance to corrosion, relative to the City's current RW quality. <br />• Additional design considerations consisting of: need/methods for restraining alternative <br />pipe materials, product availability, and installation capabilities of local contractors. <br />• California Plumbing Code requirements. <br />• Long-term reliability/performance based upon published studies. <br />• Relative cost to other pipe and related appurtenant materials. <br />Consultant will identify plumbing hardware and components such as fittings, valves, toilet <br />hardware, etc., that contain brass or other durable components that can be used in RW <br />plumbing systems. Consultant will identify plumbing hardware that is either resistant, or <br />unaffected by corrosion due to the RW quality. This will consist of a summary of <br />compatible/corrosion resistant alloys and manufacturers of products that can be used with the <br />City's RW. A summary of the plumbing appurtenances options/materials compatible with and <br />resistant to the City's current RW quality corrosivity and manufacturers will be documented in a <br />brief Technical Memorandum (TM1). Preparation of TM1 is included in Task 4 below. <br />Consultant will include in TM1, a summary of case-studies/references that evaluate the use of <br />up to four (4) non -copper piping materials such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyethylene, <br />stainless steel, or epoxy coated steel in commercial buildings. A summary of major building <br />codes and states that allow plastic or stainless steel pipe for indoor commercial use will also be <br />included in TM1. <br />Task 2 — Identify and Evaluate Options for RW Use In Copper - <br />Plumbed Buildings <br />Consultant will summarize options for use of recycled water in buildings that have already been <br />plumbed with copper piping. The options include the following: <br />REV: 11-08-18 VR Page 9 of 14 <br />ATTY/AGR.2018.262/Kennedy Jenks Consultants / Piping Alternatives Study <br />