MICHAEL BAKER INTERNATIONAL, INC-A-2020-075-02

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL On -Call Water Resources Engineering Services _ - (RFP NO.19.100) Reliability High -Lift Pump 3 Well 11, Costa Mesa, California. Mesa Water District. Project Manager/Electrical Engineering Manager. Michael Baker provided professional engineering services to evaluate the motor bearing noise, provide engineering opinion, and recommend the appropriate repair and mitigation on a T&M basis at two vertical turbine pumps. The services included performing observation of the existing pumps and motors, evaluation of existing motor and pump data, and provision of engineering opinion regarding the motor bearing noise potential source and next course of action at the High -Lift Pump #3 and Well 11 sites. Flow Control Facility Professional Services, Lake Forest, California. Irvine Ranch Water District. Electrical Technician. Responsible for the electrical construction phase. Michael Baker was selected as the lead consultant for Irvine Ranch Water District's (IRWD's) Baker Regional Water Treatment Plant (BRWTP), a 28-million-gallon-per-day treatment plant utilizing untreated water from MWD. The project included the design and construction of the OC-33 Flow Control Facility (FCF) from MWD's Santiago Lateral to provide 28 cubic feet per second of flow capacity to the BRWTP. Preliminary design of the OC-33 FCF included a detailed hydraulic analysis and evaluation of alternative valve and meter types and configurations, and extensive coordination with IRWD and MWD engineering and operations and in securing MWD design approval. La Sierra Pipeline and Pumping Station Project, Riverside County, California. Western Municipal Water District. QA/QC. Provided QA/QC for the project design for electrical and control systems and evaluated project constructability. Michael Baker provided engineering and design services for the La Sierra Pipeline and Pumping Station Project, and is currently providing construction engineering support services. The client provides drinking water to customers located within a 510-square mile district of western Riverside County. Water resources include treated surface water and treated groundwater. The surface water is imported from Northern California and treated at the Mills water treatment plant. The local groundwater is treated at the Chino II Desalter and the Arlington Desalter. Michael Baker assisted in designing facilities to transfer treated groundwater to a residential area of the district where customers are currently receiving water from the Mills water treatment plant only, including a new 1.5 MG concrete reservoir and a high-pressure pumping station. Well Automation and Rehabilitation Project, Costa Mesa, California. Mesa Water District. QA/QC. Provided QA/QC for the project design and evaluated project constructability. Michael Baker was selected to provide construction management services for this comprehensive upgrade of all five District clear water well sites. The wells provide 70% of the District's water supply. Key project elements include well rehabilitation, pump replacement, general electrical equipment replacement, new emergency generators, construction of new chemical storage and feed systems area, replacement of wellhead piping, instrumentation upgrades, and site security improvements. Michael Baker's duties will encompass project management, construction administration, office engineering, inspection, equipment and system testing/start-up/training, and construction close-out. Baker Regional Water Treatment Plant, Lake Forest, California. Irvine Ranch Water District. Electrical Engineer. Michael Baker was the lead consultant for the Baker Regional Water Treatment Plan (BRWTP). For a number of years, water agencies in South Orange County have investigated alternatives for improving both water supply and water system reliability. These agencies determined that a local treatment plant utilizing untreated surface water from Metropolitan Water District as its source of supply would be the preferred alternative. Michael Baker provided preliminary and final design services for the BRWTP. The plant is sized for a capacity of 28 mgd and will utilize microfiltration as the primary method of treatment. Additional project components include raw water pump station; raw water pump station for Trabuco Canyon Water District; pretreatment, including chlorine dioxide and coagulant, pressurized MF membranes; UV disinfection; chloramination, backwash recovery system; solids handling facilities; DYK reservoir modifications; and product water pump station. Proposal I Page R-20 On -Call Water Resources RFP No. 19-100 INTERNATIONAL