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EXHIBIT A <br /> <br />SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />Consultant shall provide the following engineering design services for the Recycled Water Main Downtown <br />Extension Project (Project). For each subtask, the detailed scope, and deliverables, are presented below. <br />Task 1 - Project Management and Coordination <br />Consultant will provide project management, general coordination, quality control reviews of all Project <br />submittals, and as needed meetings to support permitting. Consultant will perform general project management <br />tasks including as-needed communications and general consulting services, budget tracking, invoicing, and <br />schedule updates. Each monthly invoice will include a progress summary report describing the work performed <br />during that month and the next steps for the Project. <br />Consultant will coordinate and attend five (5) in-person meetings with the City, including the Project kickoff <br />meeting, Basis of Design meeting, 60% Design review meeting, 90% Design review meeting, and pre-bid meeting. <br />At the kickoff meeting, Consultant will provide a preliminary Project schedule, which will be updated and <br />transmitted to the City on at least a monthly basis. <br />Consultant will be available on an as-needed basis with permitting agencies including Department of Industrial <br />Relations, Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board (JPB), and Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) to assist with obtaining <br />permit approvals. For budgeting purposes, Consultant will attend up to four (4) virtual meetings. <br />Consultant will follow its standard quality control and quality assurance (QA/QC) procedures for each deliverable. <br />For budgeting purposes, QA/QC tasks are included within Tasks 2 through 6. <br />Task 1 Deliverables: <br /> Agenda and meetings minutes for each meeting, with a list of attendees. <br /> Project schedule, provided at the kickoff meeting and updated on a monthly basis. <br />Monthly progress summary reports, provided with invoices. <br />Task 2 - Surveying, Utilities Research, and Geotechnical Investigation <br />The Consultant and its Subconsultants will perform the following pre-design investigations: <br /> Consultant will request and review available utility as-built records provided by the City and will employ <br />CivilGrid, a web-based mapping software that serves a repository for utility mapping data and other <br />publicly available land use data, to aid in obtaining as-built records from other utilities, including Pacific <br />Gas and PG&E and communications companies. <br /> Subconsultant, Psomas, will perform field utility locating using ground penetrating radar (GPR) among <br />other methods to locate and mark the horizontal and vertical location of utilities along the project extent <br />prior to surveying. <br /> Subconsultant, Psomas, will perform vacuum excavation (potholing) at up to eight locations, if approved <br />by the City, to confirm critical underground utilities along the planned project alignment, including the <br />associated permitting and traffic control. <br /> Subconsultant, Geo-Logic Associates, will perform a geotechnical investigation for the planned project <br />alignment, which will include the following tasks: <br />o Preparation of a desktop study of available information regarding geomorphic and geologic <br />features; <br />ATTY/AGR.2024.152/EKI Environment and Water, Inc. (Redwood City Downtown Recycled Water Extension) (Page 11 of 23)