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SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />Based on our discussions with you and our review of the information provided by your office, we will <br />initially perform GPR for each street. The GPR will be performed using GSSI SIR 20 B unit with air <br />coupled horn antennas. The GPR traverses will generally be collected 8 feet from the curb on one side <br />of the street; however, we will select approximately 10 percent of the streets, or approximately <br />5,300 lineal feet, to perform supplemental traverses at other locations on the streets in order to <br />develop representative profiles for these streets. The data from the GPR will be reviewed in real time <br />as well as downloaded for further processing using GSSI's Radon software and/or Road Doctor <br />software. The electronic data will be available in Excel format for transfer to and use by the City. If <br />requested, a formal report of the GPR will be prepared. <br />Based on the results of the GPR, we will perform discreet cores at 60 to 80 locations. The purpose of <br />the pavement cores is to calibrate the results of the GPR, identify the subgrade soils, and to further <br />investigate any areas that the GPR results may not be conclusive. For the purposes of this proposal, <br />we have planned 4 days of coring work. <br />Upon completion of our analysis, we will complete the Excel spreadsheet provided to indicate the <br />pavement thickness, base thickness, and subgrade soil type at each core location, and we will also <br />indicate the average pavement and base thickness for each traverse in S00-foot lengths based on the <br />results of the GPR. <br />Prior to performing the coring, we will visit the site to mark the planned core locations in the field and <br />subsequently call each location in to Underground Service Alert. We respectfully request that City <br />personnel contribute to this component of our work to further minimize the potential for encountering <br />utilities in our cores. <br />SCHEDULE <br />We can initiate our services within 2 weeks of receiving authorization, and we estimate the GPR work <br />will take 2 days in the field and 10 days to process that data. Coring will be initiated within 5 days of <br />the completion of the GRP data processing and is estimated to take 4 days. <br />We can issue the summary Excel spreadsheet as outlined above within 7 weeks (35 working days) of <br />receiving authorization. <br />FEES <br />The fee for the outlined geotechnical investigation will be on atime-and-materials basis and will not <br />exceed 524,900 without your authorization. The fee is broken down as follows: <br />~~ESIG N= z SantaAna-l-Ol :062708 <br />