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REV: 03-20-25 LF <br />infrastructure/capacity, existing EV and/or utility equipment, potential EV install <br />locations, sidewalks, landscaping, signs, lighting, structure, striping, power poles, <br />vaults and any other applicable features. Detailed tree survey and vertical elements <br />of subsurface utilities are excluded for this survey. The land survey assumes no more <br />than six (6) acres to be surveyed on one (1) parcel with a size of ten (10) acres. <br />1.6 Base Maps. Prepare base maps at a scale of 1” = 40’ using data from items 2, 3, <br />and 4. Plot utilities on base maps. <br />1.7 65% Design. Prepare and submit preliminary construction cost estimates and 3 sets <br />of construction plans (65% completion level). Submit draft specifications along with <br />construction cost estimates. Design will be based on equipment specification/ cut <br />sheets provided by City for sixty-four (64) chargers. Design assumption is based <br />upon seven (7) Level 2 Charging Stations (7.2kW), forty-eight (48) DC dual-port <br />chargers (40kW), eight (8) DCFC single-port chargers (60 kW) and eight (8) DCFC <br />single-port chargers (120kW) at the Redwood City Public Works Corporation Yard in <br />an existing parking lot. Site plan layout will be done in AutoCAD and will show the <br />expected placement of EV chargers and related equipment along with existing <br />structures and parking lot layout on the topographic land survey. <br />• Qualified Chargers: Consultant will provide a short list of qualified EV chargers <br />suitable for the project to the City. Following the required selection confirmation by <br />the City, these specific chargers will be integrated into the construction drawings. <br />• Single-Line Diagram (SLD): The preliminary SLD will be completed in AutoCAD <br />printed to .pdf. The preliminary SLD will include electrical equipment size, wire and <br />conduit schedules and the project’s required electrical load, proposed size and <br />number of switchboards. Consultant will provide up to one (1) revision to the <br />drawing, based on City review and comments. The electrical design will be based <br />on standardized NEC requirements and equipment specifications provided by City. <br />• Basis of 65% Design: EV charger equipment featured in the electrical design will <br />be UL certified prior to the design and construction of the site. No additional <br />disconnect switches will be required at the charger location. The utility fault current <br />is assumed to be less than Short Circuit Current Rating (SCCR) of chargers and <br />provided by the utility. The electrical design will not include future alternative energy <br />provisions. The final Utility Design Package (UDP) deliverable will include utility <br />design, specifications and scope of work as provided by the utility. Engineering will <br />include up to two (2) sixty- (60) minute meetings with the City for CD65s. At the <br />request of the Public Works Fleet Superintendent or their designee, Consultant will <br />provide the following items not included in the design deliverable as an additional <br />service based on the labor rates provided: relay settings files, regrading beyond the <br />extent of impacted stalls and equipment pad, equipment platform designs, Right of <br />Way (ROW) drawings, traffic control plans, impact studies, parking garages, <br />ATTY/AGR.2025.050/Black & Veatch (EVSE Consulting and Engineering) (Page 13 of 23)