Agmt26 BKF Engineers - Amendment No. 1 for Price Pump Station Design Station

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REV: 01-21-26 LR Assumptions: Utility relocations are not required. Additional geotechnical field investigation and updates to the geotechnical report for the pipe upsizing are not anticipated to be required. Manhole structures are assumed to follow City standard details. PS&E for the pipe upsize will be incorporated into the pump station set, i.e. a separate package is not included. Deliverables: 60% design plans, specifications, and engineer’s cost estimate (pdf) 9.4 – 90% Storm Drain Design The Consultant will progress the 60% storm drain design to a 90% level of completion. The Consultant shall refine the plans, specifications, and engineer’s cost estimate and incorporate responses to comments provided by the City and stakeholders on the 60% storm drain design. The Consultant shall incorporate the 90% storm drain design documents into the 90% Semi-Final Design Submittal for the City and FEMA. Deliverables: 90% design plans, specifications, and engineer’s cost estimate (pdf) 9.5 – Final Storm Drain Design The Consultant will progress the 90% storm drain design to a 100% level of completion. The Consultant shall refine the plans, specifications, and engineer’s cost estimate and incorporate responses to comments provided by the City, FEMA, grant administrators, and stakeholders on the final storm drain design. The Consultant shall incorporate the final storm drain design documents into the 100% Final Design Submittal for Construction. Deliverables: 100% final design plans, specifications, and engineer’s cost estimate (pdf) Task 15 – Project Startup The project was placed on hold on June 11, 2024, by the Director of Engineering. At the direction of the City Manager and City Engineer, City. Engineering staff notified the Consultant to proceed again with design in July 1, 2025. Given the delay, several reactivation efforts are required to facilitate a smooth and effective restart. This effort includes: • Re-engaging with subconsultants to confirm availability and scope alignment, revisiting and updating the project schedule to reflect current timelines and constraints, revising the budget to account for cost escalation and scope changes since the initial pause. The Consultant conducted a comprehensive review of previous deliverables to reestablish project continuity and quality standards. • Previous electrical subconsultant, DTN Engineers, Inc. (“DTN”), is no longer available for this project. The Consultant was required to find a new electrical engineering subconsultant, TJC & Associates (“TJCAA”) and transfer project information and details to the new subconsultant. Task includes efforts for DTN to assist with the electrical engineering scope hand-off and transition to TJCAA. Previous scope of work described in the Original Agreement under the subconsultant, DTN Engineers, Inc. shall be assigned to TJC and Associates, Inc. (“TJCAA”). Assumptions: • TJCAA is not required to attend the pre-bid meeting. • TJCAA will perform up to two site visits during construction. One is anticipated to be a coordination meeting, and one is the final walkthrough. • The 600-kW generator with a sub-base tank will be mounted on top of the roof. ATTY/AGR.2026/Amend. No.1/BKF Engineers (Amendment No. 1 to Agreement for Services) (Page 7 of 10)