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Contractor Name
BKF Engineers
PROJECT NAME
Price Tract Pump Station Improvement Project
RMP File Number
304
Date
11/22/2023
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REV: 11-07-23 SK <br />Subtask 9.3 – Grant Assistance <br />In addition to managing FEMA Grant, Consultant will prospect for <br />additional funding opportunities as gaps in funding are discovered during the <br />planning and implementation of the project. For this task, two (2) hours per <br />month for a twelve (12) month period. Additional grant prospection may be <br />provided as an additional service. <br />TASK 10: REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES, MARKED AS OTHER DIRECT COSTS: <br />Subtask 10.1 – Reimbursable Expenses <br />A limited budget reimbursable expenses or other direct costs that occur over <br />the course of the project. Reimbursable expenses are anticipated for <br />reproduction, mileage, express and messenger deliveries, and computer <br />deliverable plots. Reimbursable expenses will be billed on a cost plus 5-percent <br />markup basis. <br />SCOPE ASSUMPTIONS <br />GENERAL ASSUMPTIONS <br /> This scope assumes that the existing pump station will be replaced, and <br />the improvements will not extend to the outfall structure. In addition, Consultant <br />assumes that the existing outfall will have sufficient capacity for the 100-year <br />storm and be structurally sound, so it will not require replacement. Based on <br />these assumptions, regulatory permits are not anticipated. If outfall <br />replacement is needed based on the structural assessment, optional task 12 <br />will cover this scope of work. <br />This scope assumes that Consultant will follow a streamlined City review <br />process facilitated by the City. Consultant will assume that all submittals will be <br />issued to a single point of contact at the City, determined during the project <br />kickoff. All submittals will be distributed by the point of contact to all relevant <br />City departments. Consultant will anticipate that all markups, comments, etc. <br />will be issued to that point of contact and then provided by Consultant. <br />At the completion of the 60% initial design phase the site plan is final and <br />only minor alterations will be made. Any significant changes following that <br />submittal may necessitate additional fees. <br />Startup and testing are assumed to be the responsibility of the Contractor. <br />Consultant will assume that the existing outfall will be sufficient for the 100- <br />year design storm flows and repair, or replacement of the existing outfall is not <br />required. If this is to be required based on the structural assessment, then <br />optional task 12 will cover this scope of work. <br />GEOTECHNICAL SCOPE <br />ATTY/AGR.2023.241/BKF Engineers (Price Tract Pump Station Design) (Page 28 of 54)
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