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<br />EXHIBIT "A" <br />SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES <br />KENNEDY/JENKS CONSULTANTS <br /> <br />REDWOOD CITY RECYCLED WATER PROJECT <br />DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM DESIGN <br />BID PACKAGES 6 to 9 <br /> <br />-( <br /> <br />LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: <br />The City of Redwood City ("City") is currently constructing a recycled water distribution system <br />("Project") located within the City. The Project consists of new recycled water pipelines to serve <br />landscape irrigation, commercial, and industrial customers in the Redwood Shores, Greater <br />Bayfront, and Seaport Project Areas as described in Kennedy/Jenks Consultants' Technical <br />Memorandum for Refined Project Feasibility Analysis -Alternative E, dated 21 February 2004, <br />in the Technical Memorandumfor Phasing Concepts and Key Issues -Alternative TF, dated 28 <br />May 2004, and subsequent technical memoranda. <br /> <br />This Project, Bid Packages 6, 7, 8 and 9, includes pipeline improvements that will be constructed <br />within street rights-of-way in the western half of the Seaport Project Area (Bid Package 6), the <br />Greater Bayfront Area along East Bayshore Road and Blomquist Street (Bid Package 7), the <br />Redwood Creek crossing (Bid Package 8), and the Westport Office Complex within Redwood <br />Shores (Bid Package 9). This Project also includes designing improvements for the existing <br />Highway 101 Bike Path pipeline, and preparing record drawings and GIS conversion for Bid <br />Packages 1 to 5. Key features of the Project include: <br /> <br />. Approximately 15,700 lineal feet (if) of new recycled water distribution pipelines, <br />ranging from 14-inches to 24-inches in diameter, which will connect to users along the <br />western half of Seaport Blvd., connect the Highway 101 Bike Path pipeline with the <br />Greater Bayfront Area, cross Redwood Creek, and connect to users in the Westport <br />Office complex area; and approximately 3,700 If of new branch recycled water pipelines, <br />ranging in size from 8-inch to 24-inch. The pipelines will be installed in streets owned by <br />the City or within easements obtained by the City with assistance by Kennedy/Jenks <br />Consultant. It is anticipated that all of these pipelines will be constructed by open trench <br />methods, with the exception of several bore and jack crossings for branch pipelines in Bid <br />Packages 6 and 7, and the creek crossing in Bid Package 8, which may be constructed <br />using trenchless construction methods or by attaching to a bridge. These pipelines will <br />include: <br /> <br />Bid Package 6, which will include a new 14-inch diameter recycled water pipeline, <br />approximately 2,300 If, in Seaport Boulevard from the east end at Chesapeake Drive <br />to Blomquist Street. This pipeline will be connected to a 14-inch pipeline at <br />Chesapeake Drive, which is being installed as part of Bid Package 5, and to a 24-inch <br />pipeline at Blomquist Drive that will be installed as part of Bid Package 7. There will <br />also be a 24-inch stubout at Blomquist Drive for a future pipeline to Central Redwood <br /> <br />Agreement over $1 OK <br />KennedyJenks Rev-2 112603 <br /> <br />10 <br />