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17060 P a g e | 7 <br />Proposal for Storm Drain Pump Station Improvements Projects <br />BRADFORD PUMP STATION <br />This will provide the City with the most efficient use of their funds and resources to meet the required capacities. <br />Deliverables: <br />Draft and Final Alternatives Analysis Reports: Five (5) hard-copies and one (1) electronic Adobe Acrobat <br />(PDF) copy will be provided for each Draft and Final submittal. <br />Task 3.2 – Preliminary Engineering Report (Basis of Design Report) <br />The consultant team will prepare a Preliminary Engineering Report (a.k.a Basis of Design Report) to summarize <br />assumptions, recommendations, and design criteria based on design standards and codes for the replacement of <br />the Bradford Pump Station, for City review. <br />The consultant team will not prepare demolition drawings, nor salvage value estimations of the existing Bradford <br />Pump Station pumps and electrical equipment to be abandoned in-place. The consultant team will not assess the <br />condition of the existing equipment, nor make recommendations for refurbishment or replacement equipment. <br />The Consultant will coordinate input from the City Maintenance staff and make recommendations for the long-term <br />plan for the Bradford Pump Station. If it is determined that demolition / decommissioning of the existing pump <br />station is recommended, then Task 7.3 includes the scope for the design. <br />The corrosion engineering subconsultant will design an impressed current cathodic protection (CP) system to <br />protect ductile iron or steel pumps, associated piping, and flap gates inside the pump station. As part of the <br />preliminary design process, the need for water sampling and testing will be determined. If water sampling and <br />testing is recommended, then it will be done by the City as directed by the corrosion engineer. <br />The Preliminary Engineering Report will include a controls description summary including on/off level set points of <br />pumps, lead / lag pump configurations, on/off set points of the trash rack, sensor description, control loop <br />descriptions, and alarm descriptions. Charts and figures will be included as needed to convey the controls schema <br />and set points. <br />The Preliminary Engineering Report will identify key design elements and include 30% plan drawings. The 30% plan <br />drawings will include the proposed civil site layout, mechanical equipment layouts, pump station sump structural <br />layout, and electrical equipment single line diagram. The report and drawings will be provided for review and <br />approval by City engineering and operations staff. The report and drawings will take into consideration elements <br />crucial for design, including: <br />1. Hydraulic Design Criteria, including Hydraulic Institute guidelines <br />2. Structural Design Criteria <br />3. Mechanical & Electrical Design Criteria <br />4. Geotechnical Design Criteria <br />5. Site survey, site constraints, and access <br />6. Perimeter wall / fence <br />7. Aesthetic treatments of perimeter wall / fence and permanent signage <br />8. Operational requirements and reliability <br />9. Temporary bypass pumping requirements <br />10. Equipment arrangement, access, and maintainability <br />11. Types/styles of pump, trash rack and other equipment preferred <br />ATTY/AGR.2021.257/Wood Rodgers, Inc. (Bradford Storm Drain Pump Station Design) (Page 18 of 40)