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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL <br />-_..F On -Call Water Resources Engineering Services <br />(RFP NO.19100) ,.� ,:• <br />Technical Approach - Scope of Work <br />In reviewing the RFP to understand the type of projects involved and based on our staffs previous <br />experience and lessons learned with the City, we understand that the City is seeking to hire qualified <br />engineering consultants for designing of Capital Improvement Programs, and for providing technical <br />expertise for the City's water, sewer, and storm drain improvements. For the services that may be required <br />under this contract, we have identified a general scope of work for several different categories of potential <br />projects. This scope will be fine-tuned based on specific project needs and through Task Order <br />Proposals. General scope of services for different type of projects include, but are not limited to the <br />following: <br />1. Planning, Resources, & Design <br />Planning Studies and Feasibility Studies <br />• Collect and Review Existing Information: We will conduct a thorough research on existing <br />available data and information through the City, as well as all other stakeholders that may be in the <br />project area. This includes, but is not limited to: property ownership, existing utilities, as-builts, tract <br />maps, equipment data, etc. <br />• Perform Site Visits (if necessary): Depending on the type of the project and defined scope of <br />work, if necessary, the Michael Baker team will conduct site visits to understand the constraints <br />and obstacles that exist for the proposed planning or facilities. <br />• Perform Analyses: Based on the collected data and project goals, we will perform appropriate <br />analyses and review multiple alternatives, including their feasibility and estimated construction <br />costs. Findings and pros and cons of each alternative will be discussed with the City and <br />recommendations will be made for City's consideration. <br />• Provide Draft and Final Reports: All findings and processes as mentioned above will be <br />described in detail in a report. Draft report will be submitted for review and after addressing City <br />comments, final signed report will be submitted to the City. <br />Hydraulic Modeling <br />Data Collection: At the onset of the project, the Michael Baker team will prepare and submit to the <br />City a list of data requests. We will work with the City to collect these data as much as available <br />and organize them into a manageable and usable fashion. The data collection effort will include, <br />but is not limited to researching As -Built drawings, records, and project files, gathering of customer <br />billing information; interviewing staff - engineering, field and operational personnel; visiting facility <br />sites; information from other departments, agencies and companies related to the project. The Data <br />Collection List will be updated regularly and distributed on a weekly basis until all information is <br />collected for the project. <br />• Verify Demands: Michael Baker will meet with City staff and the Planning Department to <br />understand and learn about proposed developments and re -development projects within the <br />service area. We will also review the City's historic water consumption data, meter data, and <br />purchase history, and will generate existing water demands, diurnal curves, and projected water <br />demands. Demand and peaking factors will be calculated, and results will be summarized in the <br />report. <br />• Update/Calibrate or Validate Model: Michael Baker will provide for the City's review and approval <br />a Model Creation Plan, which will include steps for model update and calibration. The Model <br />Creation Plan will identify steps for creating the plan, naming conventions, facility control plan, as <br />well as the locations and steps necessary for flow testing to perform model calibration. Model <br />Calibration will include flow and pressure testing at locations already approved in the Model <br />Creation Plan (performed by City personnel), as well as reviewing the SCADA data — during the <br />same time period — for existing facilities, such as pump stations and reservoirs. This data will be <br />Proposal I Page 12 On -Call Water Resources RFP No. 19-100 <br />INTERNATIONAL <br />