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<br />City of Redwood City - Sewer System Modeling, Capacity Assessment, and Master Planning <br />Draft Scope of Work <br /> <br />from sewer system testing and inspections that have been conducted by the City to identify <br />specific problem areas and types of problems. <br /> <br />Subtask 8.2 - Develop Rehabilitation Plan <br />Based on the assessment of rehabilitation needs and RMC's experience with similar systems, <br />RMC will develop a rehabilitation plan that identifies recommended 1/1 reduction and sewer <br />rehabilitation activities. <br /> <br />Task 9 - Develop Sewer System Capital Improvement Proaram <br /> <br />Subtask 9. 1 - Develop Cost Criteria <br />RMC will develop criteria for estimating probable construction and capital costs based on RMC's <br />database of sewer construction costs from projects throughout the Bay Area, as well as input <br />from City staff on costs of local construction projections. Unit construction costs will be <br />developed to the detail normally used in master planning. Cost allowances (percentages of <br />estimated construction cost) for construction contingencies and for design engineering, <br />construction administration and inspection, and legal costs will also be included. <br /> <br />Subtask 9.2 - Prepare Cost Estimates <br />Based on the capacity relief projects developed in Task 7, RMC will prepare cost estimates <br />based on project-specific site conditions as known at the planning stage. The estimates will be <br />based on the most viable construction method for each specific project. It is understood that <br />these cost estimates will be considered conceptual planning level estimates with an expected <br />accuracy of approximately minus 30 to plus 50 percent. This level of estimate is considered <br />appropriate for system master planning and represents an "order of magnitude" cost estimate as <br />defined by the Association of Cost Estimating Engineers. <br /> <br />Subtask 9.3 - Develop Project Priorities <br />In conjunction with City staff, RMC will prioritize the recommended improvements projects. <br />Prioritization criteria will include the severity of existing capacity deficiencies (as indicated by the <br />extent of surcharge or potential overflows predicted by the model), the relative impact of the <br />predicted surcharge or potential overflows, the timing of proposed development or <br />redevelopment, maintenance history and/or sewer condition information provided by City staff, <br />and coordination with other projects such as sewer rehabilitation, other utility construction, <br />pavement overlays, or other street improvements. <br /> <br />Subtask 9.4 - Develop Phased CIP <br />After working with City staff to develop project priorities, RMC will develop a phased capital <br />improvement program (CIP) for the recommended sewer improvements in the form of short (5- <br />year) and long-term (20-year) CIPs. <br /> <br />Oeliverables: <br />. Project cost estimates <br />. 5- and 20-year CIPs, including maps and descriptions of recommended projects <br /> <br />Task 10 - Prepare Master Plan Report <br />Subtask 10. 1 - Prepare Draft Report <br />RMC will incorporate the findings and recommendations of the project into a Sewer System <br />Master Plan report. The report will document study assumptions and methodology, <br />recommended design and performance criteria, model results, approach for capacity <br />enhancement and 1/1 control, and the recommended CIP. The appendices to the report will <br /> <br />6 <br />