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Cost Estimates: Accurate and well-defined cost <br />estimates are critical to the success of every project <br />to ensure that each element of the project is well <br />defined, properly funded throughout the construction <br />phase, and that proper contingencies have been <br />applied to account for unanticipated changes in <br />design and scope during the construction phase. <br />Our design staff and construction cost estimators <br />specialize in providing accurate construction cost <br />estimates from the initial programming phase <br />through the detailed design and construction phases. <br />We understand the importance of preparing accurate <br />life -cycle cost estimates for various alternatives. <br />In preparing the cost estimates, we consider the <br />local market conditions, prevailing wage rates, <br />construction equipment rates, site accessibility, and <br />any associated risk factors that might impact the <br />project budget. <br />Our team will prepare quantities <br />and estimates per City <br />standards, utilizing RS Means <br />cost estimating data base and <br />software, recent City bid data, <br />and our own current pricing <br />data base to validate unit costs. <br />The project team <br />is experien <br />knowledge <br />the codes a <br />A Class "O", or parametric criteria t <br />cost estimate, will be prepared <br />at the pre -design phase to <br />validate project programming. <br />During the detailed design <br />phase, we will prepare a Class <br />"C" cost estimate (design <br />level submissions) which will <br />include much greater detail, take offs, and pay <br />item descriptions, which will then be updated to a <br />Class B estimate at 60% design, and updated to a <br />Class A estimate at Final IDR design completion. <br />Contingencies will be applied at industry standard <br />levels for each of the various cost classes. <br />Construction Documents and Reports: Our <br />engineers and managers fully understand the <br />importance of coordinating engineering activities. <br />Our team will work closely throughout the project with <br />the City of Santa Ana staff and stakeholders. We will <br />also provide coordination with various governmental <br />agencies and private individuals, as requested. <br />Deliverables will be dependent on the specific project <br />and will clearly identified in the approved Work Plan <br />for each Task Order. At a minimum the deliverables <br />listed in the RFP, unless they are specifically <br />h <br />at <br />On -Call Engineering Services <br />not applicable to the nature of the work. When <br />necessary, additional deliverables may include: <br />• Detailed Response to Comment Matrix <br />• Utility Matrix <br />• Enlarged ADA Curb Ramp Details <br />• Corner Records <br />• Easement Documents <br />• Hydrology and Hydraulics Report <br />Earthwork Calculations <br />Permitting and Agency Approval: Tetra Tech <br />has significant permitting and agency approval <br />experience that will benefit the City. Where <br />applicable, Tetra Tech will coordinate with Authorities <br />having jurisdiction (AHJ) to assist the City in <br />procuring job -specific permits and authorizations. <br />Tetra Tech will prepare Water <br />Quality Management Plans <br />(WQMP), Storm Water Pollution <br />Prevention Plans (SWPPP) and <br />ced and Erosion Control Plans, prepare <br />and submit encroachment <br />able with permit applications to Caltrans, <br />nd design and coordinate permit approval <br />with applicable agencies. It is <br />will govern assumed the City will pay all <br />both the conceptual and <br />final design plans for a <br />project. <br />permit fees. <br />Water Quality Management <br />Plans and Stormwater Pollution <br />Prevention Plans (SWPPP): <br />Tetra Tech's Qualified SWPPP <br />Developer (QSD) can prepare <br />a Water Quality Management Plan (WQMP), and <br />a SWPPP for all construction activities. WQMPs/ <br />SWPPPs will be prepared to meet the requirements <br />of the State's General Permit for Stormwater <br />Discharges Associated with Construction Activities; <br />2012-0006-DWQ and will follow the California <br />Stormwater Quality Association's template. We are <br />also available to provide support from our Qualified <br />SWPPP Practitioners (QSPs) to implement the <br />SWPPP during the construction phase of the project. <br />It is assumed the City will be responsible for the filing <br />of the Notice of Intent (NOI), Notice of Termination <br />(NOT), and data input into the Stormwater Multi <br />Application Reporting & Tracking System (SMARTS). <br />It is assumed that all registration fees will be paid by <br />the City. <br />TETRA TECH <br />