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7/17/2018
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PROPOSAL <br />Civic Center 5tormwaterUftStationRenovatianDesign Sarvices <br />. , <br />CCTV Inspection and concrete core samples taken out of the manhole structure. The assessment <br />found that the existing force mains were in sufficient condition for rehabilitation instead of <br />complete replacement. The final design included a structural CIPP liner for each force main. <br />Electrical and Instrumentation. Electrical and instrumentation design was <br />provided for the entire pump station including the submersible pump <br />station, compressed air, cooling system, fuel systems, building lighting and <br />HVAC. The design also Included a 280 kW generator to back up loads at <br />the pump station except for the main pumps, which have a separate <br />propane back up system. <br />Structural. Structural design was provided for the 130' by 55' building wf ; , <br />with separate rooms for the engine, electrical equipment, compressed �_..: <br />air, and storage. Reinforcement for the roof accommodated a 5 -ton `r <br />bridge crane lifting system that reaches all areas within the engine <br />room. Design also included a 30' deep main wet well separated by bay walls for each pump, a low <br />flow wet well, and an inlet apron to transition to the retarding basin. <br />Site Civil Design and Phasing. Site civil design included design of paving, grading, drainage, <br />access roads, and yard piping. Design also Included locating equipment such as a generator, <br />propane tanks, air receiver tank, storage building, electrical equipment, and a storage building. <br />Constraints of the site civil design included working around an environmental wetland, keeping the <br />existing pump station in service, an existing overhead transmission line going through the site, <br />and fire department access requirements <br />Architecture and HVAC. Architectural and HVAC design was provided to meet the requirements <br />of the County of Orange, City of Long Beach, and City of Seal Beach. The building included <br />masonry walls with stucco finish, and a tiled roof facing the nearest residents. Ventilation design <br />includes a series of 12 exhaust fans. <br />Construction Support and Commissioning. Extensive construction support was provided by <br />the Michael Baker team in the form of shop drawing reviews, RFI responses, regular meetings, <br />and construction observation. Some of the biggest issues that came up during construction were <br />complying with fire department requirements, and environmental permitting requirements. <br />Commissioning services were provided to assist the County with setting the requirements for <br />starting up the pump station and making it fully operational. <br />Additional Support. There was a myriad of other critical support services provided on this project <br />that all contributed to the success of the project, including multi -agency permitting and <br />coordination, CEQA compliance, regulatory permitting (Army Corps, Department of Fish and <br />Wildlife, RWQCB), survey, landscape design, stormwater compliance, geotechnical, physical <br />modeling, dry utility coordination, acoustical analysis, and public outreach. <br />comm— <br />IRTCNNRTIOX,IL 14 <br />25B-36 <br />
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