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Home My WebLink AboutCC 9 VANDENBURG WELL 11-16-92CONSENT CALENDAR NO. 9 r 11-16-92 G _ -" DATE: NOVEMBER 16 1992 Inter -Com WILLIAM A. HUSTON, CITY MANAGER TO: PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/WATER SERVICE DIVISION FROM: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT FOR DESIGN OF VANDENBERG SUBJECT: WELLHEAD FACILITIES AND TRANSFER SWITCH AND EMERGENCY POWER GENERATOR FOR COLUMBUS TUSTIN WELL RECOMMENDATION: That the City Council, at its meeting of November 16, 1992, authorize the Mayor to execute a professional services agreement with AKM Consulting Engineers for design of Vandenberg Wellhead facilities and an emergency power transfer switch and portable generator for Columbus Tustin Well for an amount not to exceed $99,680. BACKGROUND: Requests for proposals to perform this work were sent to six consulting engineering firms as follows: 1) AKM Consulting Engineers 2) Robert Bein, William Frost, and Associates 3) Barrett Consulting Group 4) Daniel Boyle Engineering 5) Willdan Associates 6) Nolte and Associates The firms were evaluated based on demonstrated competence and professional qualifications necessary to perform the required design services. The firm of AKM Consulting Engineers was selected to perform the work. At its meeting of February 18, 1992, the City Council authorized an agreement with Orange County Water District (OCWD) for construction and financing of Vandenberg Well. Under the agreement, OCWD will construct the subsurface well facilities, and the city will design and construct the surface wellhead facilities. Funding is available for design and construction of these facilities under the OCWD loan program up to an amount not to exceed $750,000. The design portion of this work is delineated as Phase I in the scope of services for the recommended agreement, and the cost for this phase is $82,900. Vandenberg Wellhead November 16, 1992 Page 2 Additionally, the Water System Storage Evaluation Study, completed in October 1990, recommended that additional emergency water storage be obtained by equipping the Columbus Tustin Well with an emergency power transfer switch and purchasing a portable generator. Funding in the amount of $120,000 was planned for this purpose in fiscal year 1992-93, and will be paid for from monies received from the pending water bond sale in early 1993. The recommended Professional Services Agreement has been structured in two phases, and the consultant will not be authorized to proceed with Phase H, (Columbus Tustin Well) until the bond sale has been completed. The cost for Phase H is $16,780 and request for authorization for this cost and the transfer switch/generator will be presented to the City Council at a future date. DISCUSSION: OCWD has awarded the contract for the drilling of Vandenberg Well. It is anticipated that work will begin in late November 1992. It will be necessary for the City's Consultant to perform a preliminary site evaluation in order to properly situate the well on the site. Additionally, the Vandenberg Well will be equipped with a transfer switch and emergency power connection similar to that which will be utilized at Columbus Tustin Well. Utilizing the same consulting engineering firm for design of this equipment, under one contract, will result in economies for both projects. Bob Ledendec er Director of Public Works/City Engineer BL: GRV : cmc Attachment Gary R. Veeh Water Service Manager PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of I I , 1911 by and between CITY OF TUSTIN, a municipal corporation (hereinafter referred to as "City") and AKM Consulting Engineers (hereinafter referred to as "Consultant"). WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, City desires to employ Consultant to furnish the necessary engineering services to construct Vandenberg Wellhead and appurtenant facilities, and design emergency power connections at Columbus Tustin Well, hereinafter referred to as "Project"; and WHEREAS, Consultant is qualified to provide the necessary services in connection with said Project and has agreed to provide the necessary services; and WHEREAS, Consultant has submitted to City a Technical Proposal dated September 10, 1992, which is attached hereto, and marked as Exhibit "A", and has submitted a Fee Proposal and Schedule of Hourly Rates, attached hereto, and marked as Exhibit "B"; NOW, THEREFORE, City agrees to employ and does hereby employ Consultant to provide the professional services for the Project, and City and Consultant, for the consideration hereinafter set forth, agree as follows: Section l: Scope of Consultant's Services. Consultant agrees to furnish to City consulting services for the Project. These services shall include all of the services solicited in City's Request for Proposal dated August 13, 1992, a copy of which is attached hereto, marked Exhibit "C", and all the services included within the Consultant's proposal. - 1 - It is understood that the work will be completed in two phases, and authorization to proceed will be issued separately for each phase. Section 2: Time for Completion. It is hereby understood and mutually agreed that the time for completion of the work to be performed by Consultant is an essential condition of this agreement. Consultant agrees that it shall prosecute regularly and diligently the work of this agreement accordingly to reasonable schedules established by City for the various items described and as outlined within Consultant's proposal. Consultant shall not be accountable for delays in the progress of its work caused by any condition beyond its control and without the fault or negligence of Consultant. Any delays shall not entitle Consultant to any additional compensation, regardless of the party responsible for the delay. Section 3: Compensation. The compensation to be paid under this agreement shall be as set forth in the Consultant's proposal with a total cost estimated at $82,900 for Phase I and $16,052 for Phase II. Progress payments for work completed will be paid as the work progresses, within thirty (30) days of the date of Consultant's invoice. Section 4: Statement of Costs. Pursuant to the provisions of California Government Code Section 7550, the total amount expended by City relating to the preparation of the report and documents prescribed herein shall be set forth within the final edition thereof, in a separate section, in a statement substantially as follows: "Pursuant to California Government Code Section 7550, the City of Tustin expended the total amount of $ preparation of this report and/or documents." for the Section 5: Job Site Conditions. The City agrees that in accordance with generally accepted construction practices, the construction contractor will be required to assume sole and -2- complete responsibility for job site conditions during the course of construction of this project, including safety of all persons and property and that this requirement shall be made to apply continuously and not be limited to normal working hours. Section 6: Miscellaneous Provisions. A. City and Consultant further agree to the following conditions:. (1) City, by notifying Consultant in writing, shall have the right to terminate any or all of the services covered by this agreement at any time. In the event of such termination, Consultant shall be paid for services rendered to the effective date of the termination. (2) Consultant agrees that it shall proceed immediately and diligently to perform the services provided for in this Agreement upon receipt of notice from City to proceed therewith. (3) The terms and provisions of this agreement shall extend to and be binding upon and inure to the benefit of heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns of the respective parties thereto. (4) Consultant shall perform the services hereunder as an independent contractor and under no circumstances or conditions shall Consultant or any of its agents, servants and employees, be considered as an employee or agent of the City. (5) Consultant shall perform all services required under this agreement using that degree of care and skill ordinarily exercised under similar conditions in similar localities, and shall be responsible for all errors and omissions for services performed by Consultant under the terms of this Agreement. Consultant agrees to indemnify, defend and hold City, its agents, -3- employees, successors and assigns harmless from any loss, damage, injury, sickness, death, or other claim made by other persons and from costs, expenses and charges, including attorney's fees, arising from Consultant's negligent performance of this agreement. Consultant shall maintain in full force and effect during the term of this agreement policies of comprehensive general liability, personal injury and liability insurance With limits of at. least $1,000,000 combined single limit coverage per occurrence and professional liability insurance coverage with limits of at least $500,000 combined single limit coverage per occurrence for which certificates of insurance have heretofore been delivered to City. Consultant shall provide an insurance certificate and endorsement form verifying that he has obtained the required general liability coverage and naming the City of Tustin, and its elected and appointed officials as additional insureds. (6) Consultant shall carry and pay for such compensation insurance as is necessary to fully protect Consultant and its employees under California Worker's Compensation Insurance and Safety Laws, to relieve City from all responsibility under said laws in connection with the performance of this agreement, and upon execution of this agreement, to file with City a certificate certifying to said protection. (7) Consultant certifies that there shall be no discrimination against any employee who is employed in the work covered by this agreement, or against any application for such employment, because of race, religion, color, sex or national origin including, but not limited to, the following: employment; upgrading; demotion or transfer; recruitment or recruitment advertising; lay-off or termination; rates of pay or other forms of compensation; and selection for training; including apprenticeship. -4- (8) Consultant shall provide City monthly with a detailed itemization of all work performed, and the fees accrued thereon, in complete and sufficient detail to fully apprise City thereof. IN WITNES 'WHEREOF, this Agreement was executed by the parties on the day and year first above written. CITY OF TUSTIN, a Municipal Corporation BY Mayor ATTEST: - -- City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: Zitytorne�k AKM CONSULTING ENGINEERS BY Gs-•� ki Kayiran, P.E., Principal -5- o xcla�x c,��Ca�te a hn��a s � as fio THIS Foust. VAKIWK6ERG uELLt EM. ]PES t" AND 9HRAGE61CI. . Clrc 01' Tt 1x �Ra�rct: PMER CONNECTIONS-AT;COLUMBU$ TUSTIN WELL (tati"o two ' C4�►�uccws �tflRa�mi�a cow�� _ Consultant K" Must a IRUM W qELOttorUnited NationaAKM Consulting Engineers c4w#Associated In Cor oration 101 Pacifica, Suite 101 Irvine, CA 92718. CDVWW l•ttdr C S r . Paul . ealey�Reitan 6 Associates ,tail i,tttar 0 . • 100. Oak Street . 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AE 126$9 9/20/92 9/20/93 the annual'a re ate. t env brat t e�t1 �la�a pia!• tt+ea _ -t Primary per policy form wording Not additionally insured for rofessional. has liab' 95M va Ott a tY 44 Tusttn.a pertatrv} to thM cerraw a ell Nvrktrt;a�attecten� tt • efec at e MAW at oa t► Iatutt&MIS The 144y104 coop** hitt give thirty «03 darg wrltxtn rwtl" to %*'M city of rurti tar "is ttWno: 10-21-92 - ---� uttwr� rNMttlet tt 4 ttboY�- t>stltratQa• C1� iii -s�kbgtt:7j�01�0 -. •• • • EXHIBIT "A" L Consulting Engineers 1 TECHNICAL PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES TO PREPARE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR WELLHEAD 1 FACILITIES FOR VANDENBERG WELL AND FOR INSTALLATION OF EMERGENCY POWER CONNECTIONS AT COLUMBUS TUSiTN WELL .tom Prepared for: City of Tustin Water Service Division 235 East Main Street Tustin, California 92680 Prepared bv: A.KM Consulting Engineers 101 Pacifica, Suite 150 Irvine, California 92718 September 10, 1992 pConIgEgineers September 10, 1992 City of Tustin ' Water Service Division 235 East Main Street Tustin, California 92680 Attention: Mr. Gary Veeh Water Service Manager Subject: Technical Proposal to Provide Professional Engineering Services to Prepare Plans and Specifications for Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well and for Installation of Emergency Power Connections at Columbus Tustin Well Dear Mr. Veeh': } Pursuant to. your request, AKM Consulting Engineers are pleased to submit this Technical Proposal to provide professional services for the subject project. Our proposal and associated Scope of Work are based upon City's Request for Proposal, review of the existing site, our knowledge of the City's system, and discussions with City staff. Summarizing the project's requirements, we understand that the City desires to engage the services of a professional engineer to provide services for the design of wellhead and appurtenant facilities for Vandenberg Well, and for design of a transfer switch and emergency power connections for the existing Columbus Tustin Well. Additionally, specifications for a portable ' emergency generator capable of operating each facility will also be required. Our full t understanding, work plans and details regarding our project team and related experience are included within the body of our proposal. Based upon our understanding of the project's requirements, we have assembled a well qualified Project Team to undertake this project and complete it within the schedule desired by the City. AKM's Project Team will work under the direction of Zeki Kayiran, P.E. who will be the Project Manager. Messrs. Robert Schroeder, P.E., L.S., John Loague, Jaime Moreno, P.E., and Willard Alexander will assist him as Lead Engineers. -- AKM and the Project Team members have successfully completed many projects for a wide spectrum of agencies in Southern California. Our experience is illustrated in the body of our proposal. 101 Pacifica, Suite 150 A Irvine, California 92718 • (714) 753-7333 Fax: (714) 753-7320 Mr. Gary Veeh City of Tustin September 10, 1992 Page Two In closing we would like to express our appreciation for the opportunity to submit this proposal. Should you have any questions, or require any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact our office. We look forward to being of service to the City of Tustin Water Service. Very truly yours, AKM Consulting Engineers Zeki Kayiran, P.E. Principal ZK/rc [FAA- 4 - Consulting Engineers i City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE I PROJECT UNDERSTANDING AND APPROACH ................. 1 II FIRM'S QUALIFICATIONS .............. 4 III PROJECT TEAM..................................... 7 IV PROJECT SCHEDULE AND PROJECTED MANHOURS :........... 29 V INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF TUSTIN ...... 34 VIFEES.............................................35 4 i cAvwp51\propa\ftwv.ndbxk 1 SECTION I PROJECT UNDERSTANDING AND APPROACH (onsultin� Engineers City of Tustin Wcllhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well -1 SECTION I PROJECT UNDERSTANDING AND APPROACH The City of Tustin will be undertaking two projects which will improve the City's supply capability and provide the facilities needed during power outages. Vandenberg Well project is part of Orange County Water District's (OCWD) Conjunctive Use Well Construction Program where OCWD will drill and develop the well and the City of Tustin will provide the wellhead facilities. Based upon information from existing nearby wells, it is anticipated that Vandenberg Well will produce between 1500 gPm and 2500 gPm and will pump the water into the City's Zone 1 system with high water elevation of about 307 feet above mean sea level. The design flow will i be determined based upon the results of the step drawdown and aquifer recovery tests, as well l as projected variations in the groundwater levels. The pump will be an open lineshaft, water lubricated deepwell turbine pump. Based upon the estimated total dynamic head. (TDH) of 350 feet, the motor will be 175 HP to 300 HP. The City expressed a desire to include a variable frequency drive (VFD) so that the well can be used to pump directly into the system matching system demand, if a reservoir(s) is taken out of service. Another advantage of the VFD might be to reduce the inrush current requirement and therefore the emergency generator size. Based upon our knowledge of the City's system, the majority of the TDH will consist of static lift, while the frictional losses will make up about 40 to 45 feet I (19 psi) of the total. With the available pumps, such as 5 Stage Pearless 14XHB V4400 -CE or 5 Stage Fairbanks Morse 15H 7000, the discharge can be varied substantially due to the flat -system curve, but the control will be difficult because of the narrow band of heads available at decreased flows. The feasibility of variable frequency drives will be evaluated based upon the results of step drawdown testing and the projected variations in the groundwater levels. t The discharge piping will be 10 -inch to 12 -inch in diameter, depending on the design flow. The discharge velocity range will be 5 fps to 7 fps. Provisions shall be made in the pump discharge piping for a deepwell pump control valve and a speed controllable check valve. The initial flow from the well will be discharged into a settling basin and the adjacent catch basin in Vandenberg Lane near North Tustin Channel. A sand separator shall also be provided. The purge line from the sand separator will be conveyed to the settling basin. CA.mss I �. Uur4aa&.zk — 1 _l City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well Proper clear pipe reaches will be provided upstream and downstream of the flowmeter. A 1 -inch half coupling and a corp stop will be placed ahead of the meter for pitot tube flow measurement by the Southern California Edison Company. The flowmeter will have a sender head to transmit flow rate (4-20 mA) and tone for totalizer over the telemetry system. The piping will incorporate an ejector connection for chlorine injection and sample taps before and after the chlorine injection port. Connections can also be provided to install a permanent Rossum Sand Sampler with discharge . recirculated to the well. The sand sampler can supply information to monitor the long term performance of the gravel pack and the screen system. The pump room will also house the booster pump(s) for chlorine injection as well as chlorine leak detection, and chlorine analyzers. The chlorine cylinders will be housed in a separate room or structure in accordance with the requirements of Article 80 of the Uniform Fire. Code (UFC). This room will contain a scale with two 150and cylinders, automatic switchover and the necessary vacuum and ventilation Po Y tubing. The room will be- ventilated. requirement of Article 80 is to provide a scrubbers stem for accidental release of The current requ p Y chlorine gas. For such systems, it is required to have on-site emergency power supply. There is some ongoing effort to have the scrubber requirement eliminated from Article 80 for smaller systems. Since a scrubber system would occupy a large area in this already tight space, it will be important to resolve the scrubber issue with the Fire Department as soon as possible. The City might also consider liquid chlorine injection using chemical feed pumps. The chlorine room will have a leak detector, exterior horn and light, two self-contained breather apparatus, chlorine cylinder emergency repair kit. An eyewash and shower facility will be placed in the yard in close proximity. s The site is adjacent to the North Tustin Channel. The Flood Insurance Rate Map for Orange County California and Incorporated Areas, Panel 30 of 81, dated September 15, 1989 shows the site to be within a potential 100 -year flooding area less than one foot deep. The significance of this information is that the California Well Standards .require the wellhead opening to be at least 18 -inches above finished surface but certainly above the 100 -year flood level. While the. southerly end of the site needs to be lowered to allow access, lowering the entire site may necessitate a wellhead and piping significantly above the floor level to meet this requirement. Based upon the preliminary information, we have developed at several layouts for the pump MA house/chlorine room combination as well as pad mounted transformer, desilting basin and emergency generator connection access requirements. It appears that the exiting well location marked in the field and indicated on the figures included in the request for proposal may not be m feasible location. Since the well maintenance will have to be performed within the well the most property and the public right-of-way, it is important to be able to bring a rig onto the site while c:%v p5I\prop.\mnvan&.zk — 2 — r(ing Engin City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well parking a flat-bed in Vandenberg Lane. If the well drilling is postponed, the first item of work should be to develop a preliminary site plan to locate the well based on the largest flow expected. We will discuss the site plan with reputable well maintenance companies and 1 incorporate their input into the site design. The pump house and the chlorine room will be designed to provide easy access to equipment for maintenance and safety. The pump house will be designed with sufficiently large access hatches which can be easily reached by the maintenance personnel, but not by others. Structure and perimeter wall architecture will. be important tasks in the project. It is anticipated that two alternative architectural styles will be considered and upon concurrence of the City and the property owner, the selected alternative will be refined. The parking lot, landscape and irrigation revisions will be coordinated with the property owner. The electrical power requirement will be continuously coordinated with Southern California 1 Edison so that power is available at the completion of the construction. The site improvements l will involve relocation of an..exiting Southern California Edison vault and a parking lot light standard. Utility coordination will be maintained and documented throughout the project. Specifications will be prepared in accordance with the City's standards and format. Cost estimates will be based on. detailed quantity calculations, discussions with equipment suppliers, contractors and our experience with similar very recent projects. Post design services will include assisting the City in bid evaluation, review of shop drawing submittals and follow through to approval, and the construction observation of the electrical and telemetry systems installation. A log of all submittals will be kept and transmitted to the City at the completion of the project. The Phase II project will consist of revising the electrical service at the Columbus Tustin Well to incorporate a transfer switch and the necessary electrical connections for a portable emergency generator; preparation of specifications for the purchase, delivery and testing of the portable emergency generator (with the trailer) for the larger of Columbus Tustin or Vandenberg Wells; and the post design services. a cAwO1\prop*\nnva=Vb-xk -3 Consulting Engineers 4 I t SECTION II FIRM'S QUALIFICATIONS 0PF51 Consulting Fngineers City of Tustin SECTION II Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well FIRM'S QUALIFICATIONS AKM Consulting Engineers has provided planning, design, permitting, construction support, and inspection services to secure the drilling, development, rehabilitation, and equipping of many production and monitoring wells and treatment facilities. Within the last two years, AKM has accomplished the retesting and equipping of Fern Well for the City of Monterey Park; drilling and equipping of No. 7 Well and Water Treatment Plant improvements for the Ci of San Clemente; Rehabilitation of Calafia Monitoring Well for the P City City of San Clemente; Site planning, site improvements and equipping of the Well No. 8 for the City of Lompoc; Equipping of Wells C-4 and C-5 for the City of Banning; permitting of Well - f E 5 for the City Glendora. o v We are presently under contract for site planning, equipping and treatment of two wells for the expected City of Alhambra. The work on the two wells is pec to commence in February 1993 pending resolution of project requirements with the Main San Gabriel Basin Watermaster. -J These projects cover virtually all the experience and expertise necessary to successfully complete the Phase I and Phase II projects under consideration. The following provides brief descriptions -of some of. these projects along with agency contacts. We encourage the City of Tustin to contact the listed individuals. PROJECT NAME: EQUIPPING OF WELL NO. 8 OWNER: City of Lompoc DESCRIPTION: Site study for locating the well, preparation of plans, specifications and estimates for site improvements and equipping of the well with a 100 HP (2,000 gpm) open lineshaft water lubricated pump, motor, variable frequency drive, surface piping and valves, connection to the raw water collection system, telemetry system. AKM is providing construction support services for shop drawin g reviews and field reviews of construction as requested. The site work included extensive retaining walls to create sufficient surface area to allow maintenance of the well. PROJECT MANAGER: Zeki Kayiran PROJECT ENGINEER: Jaime E. Moreno YEAR COMPLETED: 1992 (Construction in Progress) CONSTRUCTION COST: $300,000 CONTACT: Mr. Virgil Godsey, Water Superintendent (805) 736-1617 cAw01 \pm;*\aw%-w zk -4- Consulting Fngineers 1 L 1 1 ,I— City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well PROJECT NAME: EQUIPPING THE FERN WELL OWNER: City of Monterey Park DESCRIPTION: Preparation of PS&E for equipping of an existing well with a 125 HP pump, connection to the existing system and abandonment of an existing well in accordance with Health Department requirements. . AKM also provided contract administration, construction support and inspection services; tested and placed the facility in service. AKM prepared specifications for retesting of this well and obtained the NPDES Permit for the City for discharge of test water. PROJECT MANAGER: Zeki Kayiran YEAR COMPLETED: 1991 CONSTRUCTION COST: $160,000 CONTACT: Mr. Robert Codiana, Water Superintendent (818) 307-1295 PROJECT NAME: OWNER: 13ESCP PTION: PROJECT MANAGER: YEAR COMPLETED: CONSTRUCTION COST: CONTACT: PROJECT NAME: OWNER: DESCRIPTION: t r PROJECT ENGINEER: YEAR COMPLETED: CONSTRUCTION COST: CONTACT: - WELL SYSTEM REHABILITATION AND EQUIPPING OF WELL NO. 7 City of San Clemente Preparation of plans, specification and estimates and construction support services for drilling of a 16 -inch and 12 -inch diameter well to replace an existing well; equipping of Well No. 7 with 150 HP pump, motor, piping and connection to the existing filtration plant. Zeki Kayiran 1990 $550,000 Mr. Greg Morehead, Utilities Manager (714) 361-8259 JOANBRIDGE EAST WELL Valley County Water District Cleaning of an existing well; equipping with 350 HP pump, motor, variable frequency drive; connection to existing piping in Baldwin Park. The variable frequency drive allowed the well pump to match system demand on this system which had no elevated reservoirs. Zeki Kayiran 1985 $200,000 Mr. James Van Wagner, General Manager (Retired) (818) 338-7301 Consulting Unmineers City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well PROJECT NAME: WATER TREATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS OWNER: City of San Clemente DESCRIPTION: Updating of an existing filtration facility with two treatment trains to remove iron and manganese from well water. The work included converting the facility to five (5) valve operation, vacuum feeds for chlorine and sulfur dioxide, chemical feed pumps, ejectors, chlorine analyzer, alarm system, emergency eyewash and shower facility and ventilation for the chlorine room. PROJECT MANAGER: Zeld Kayiran YEAR COMPLETED: 1990 CONSTRUCTION COST: $270,000 CONTACT; Mr. Greg Morehead, Utilities Manager (714) 361-8259 Consulting Engineers SECTION IH PROJECT TEAM mmConsulli��, Engineers 1 City of Tustin SECTION III PROJECT TEAM Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well AKM Consulting Engineers has assembled a well qualified Project Team to complete the Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well and the emergency power connections at Columbus - Tustin Well within the schedule desired. The Project Team members have extensive experience and expertise in the tasks assigned to them. The project will be under the overall direction of Zeki Kayiran, P.E., as the Project Manager. With the schedule desired, approximately 35 percent of his time will be devoted to the project. He will be assisted by Robert J. Schroeder, P.E., L.S., John Loague, and Jaime E. Moreno, P.E.; who will be Lead Engineers for site engineering, wellhead facilities and structural work, respectively. Electrical controls and telemetry work will be accomplished by. Willard Alexander, P.E., while surveying will be undertaken by Derek McGregor, P.E., L.S.. Architectural and Landscape Architecture work will be performed by Richard Dusterhoft and Stephen Goltry, ASLA. Also assisting the Project Mangaer will be the Quality Control Team consisting of Messrs. L. Harrison Newport, P.E. and George Collier, P.E. %�— The Project Manager will be responsible for maintaining the project on schedule, assigning project tasks, coordinating the Project Team's work, and providing input and technical review of the work. He will be the primary contact with the City, OCWD, utility companies, and other 1 affected agencies. He will hold weekly in-house progress review meetings and prepare Project Status Reports for submittal to the City at each review meeting. The Status. Reports will report on technical issues, schedule and budget. The City will be kept informed on a continuous basis. The Lead Engineers will assist the project manager in his day-to-day responsibilities and have l primary responsibility in the overall implementation of the assigned project tasks and i deliverables and will manage the day-to-day work involved. They shall coordinate, manage, direct and review the work of .support staff. The AKM Team has the resources to accomplish the anticipated work of this project. We have carefully reviewed our current workload and staff commitments and are confident that we can mobilize the staff and other resources that will be required to effectively execute the required project tasks. Through the use of the available staff, AKM can meet the peak demands for this project,. and any other foreseeable requirements including advanced project delivery. ' The key members of the Project Team will not be reassigned without prior approval of the City of Tustin. • on Fi ure III -1. Detailed resumes of the Project r-- The Protect Team Organization is illustrated g J Team members follow. cAw01\p gw\awvwK%.zk - 7 - Consulting EngineersI R 4 A City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well ZEKI KAYIRAN l PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Registered Civil Engineer, California EDUCATION Master of Science in Civil Engineering California State University, Long Beach, California, 1974 Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Robert College, Istanbul, 1971 EXPERIENCE Mr. Kayiran provides comprehensive technical and management expertise in the planning and design of a wide variety of engineering projects. His professional background includes a blend of consulting engineering and academic experience, including a part-time professorship in the field of fluid mechanics and hydraulic design at California State University, Long Beach. Mr. Kayiran's experience includes the following: • City of San Clemente Coastal Pressure Zone Water System Study • Determination of the Ultimate Water Demands for the City of San Clemente • Domestic Water Master Plan for the City of San Clemente • , Reclaimed Water Master Plan for the City of San Clemente • Domestic Water Supply, Storage and Distribution System Master Plan for Irvine Ranch Water District 1 • Domestic Water Master Plan for North City West area, San Diego • Sub Area Master Plan for Irvine Industrial Complex, East for Irvine Ranch Water District . • Domestic Water Master Plan for El Toro Marine Corps Air Station through Irvine Ranch Water District • Domestic Water Supply, Storage and Distribution System Master Plan for East Anaheim j Hills Area for Oak Hills Development • Domestic Water System Master Plan for Main Ranch for Foothill Properties in Corona • Domestic Water Standards for the City of San Clemente c-%wp3 (%pcp,Vn.v.odb zk — 9 — 1 —1 City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well ZEKI KAYIRAN Page Two E i • Water Filtration Plant Improvements for the City of San Clemente 1 • Raw Water Pump Station, 400 HP, 16 cfs capacity, 3 variable frequency drive and one gas engine driven horizontal split case pumps, for the City of Corona • Booster Pump Station No. 16 for the City of Pomona • Zone 3 Booster Pump Station for the City of Corona • C-4 Booster Pump Station (350 HP) for the City of Banning I • C-5 Booster Pump Station (400 HP) for the City of Banning • Zone 4 Booster and Fire Pump Station for the City of Corona • Washington Pump Station (575 HP) for Eastern Municipal Water District • Central Arizona Project Pump Station (2,000 HP) for Chapparal City Water Company -- • Sycamore Hills Pump Station (150 HP) for Laguna Beach County Water District • Equipping of Well No. 8 (100 HP VFD) for the City of Lompoc •. Equipping of No. 7 Well (125 HP) for the City of San Clemente • Equipping of Well No. C-4 (300 HP) for the City of Banning • Equipping of Well No. C-5 (200 HP) for the City of Banning { • Joanbridge East Well, 350 HP, variable frequency drive operated well pump for Valley County Water District • Equipping of Palm Avenue Well (80 HP submersible) for Valley County Water District • Equipping the Fern Well (125 HP) for the City of Monterey Park • Well System Study for National Training Center, Fort Irwin PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Water Works Association American Society of Civil Engineers Society of American Military Engineers ut m e: WO1\prop.ku.%=&Zx - 10 - Consulting 1 City of Tustin ROBERT J. SCHROEDER Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well I PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Registered Civil Engineer in California, Kansas, Missouri, Texas and Arizona Registered Land Surveyor in California, Kansas, Missouri, Texas and Louisiana EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Finlay Engineering College, Kansas City, Missouri, 1969 EXPERIENCE Mr. Schroeder's experience covers planning, design, administration and surveying of a broad range of projects including streets and highways, drainage improvements, and sewer and water facilities. His experience includes: • Design of Site Improvements and Equipping of Well No. 8 for the City of Lompoc • Design and Construction Support Services for Equipping of Fern Well for the City of Monterey Park • City of San Clemente's Ultimate Water Demands • City of San Clemente Water and Reclaimed Water Master Plans l _ • Designed the Hidden Oaks Approach and Border Main, consisting of 5,400 L.F. of 1 36 -inch CSC water main and appurtenances, for City Water Board, San Antonio, Texas. • Responsible for the survey and design on Improvement to Water District No. 2 in Johnson County, Kansas, a HUD financed project consisting of over 33 miles of water main, 2 MG reservoir and a booster pump station. • Responsible for the design of a surface water treatment plant, including 500,000 gallon ground level storage reservoir and pumps, for the City of Louisburg, Kansas. • Performed design work on Route 60/71 Four -Level Interchange Project for the City of Pomona, California and Caltrans including alignment, grading, construction staging and traffic handling, right-of-way and cost estimates. a%opsi*rcp.NvArr.n&.zk - 11 -A" 1 city of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well ROBERT J. SCHROEDER Page Two • Prepared PS&E for Foothill Transportation Corridor, El Toro Ridge Segment, a grading and drainage project for TCA/CDMG/Caltrans that included 2.25 million cubic yards of roadway excavation, 274,000 cubic yards of imported borrow, 1,150 feet of storm drain plus appurtenances and an extensive underdrain system, and had an estimated construction cost of $9.5 million. • Prepared Comprehensive Infrastructure Improvement Plan for Santa Ana Heights Redevelopment Project Area, which included technical analysis and determination of needed improvements (streets, drainage, sewer, water, fire protection), prioritizing projects, and outlining a program for implementing and financing the $36,000,000 in projects identified for the Orange County Development Agency. • Supervised design and construction of downtown street, drainage and parking lot improvements for the Urban Renewal Agency, Bonner Springs, Kansas, a project which won the Public Improvements Award presented by the Kansas Consulting Engineers Section. _ • Performed structural design, and served as resident engineer during construction of office and warehouse for Marion Laboratories, Kansas City, Missouri. • Served one year as Assistant City Engineer to the City of Leawood, Kansas with responsibility for review of plans and plats, construction inspection, and attendance at meetings to make recommendations to the Planning Commission. PROFESSIONAL AFF LIATIONS National Society of Professional Engineers American Society of Civil Engineers American Congress on Surveying and Mapping American Public Works Association sm/9i -12- 1 -� City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Wcll JAIME E. MORENO PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Registered Civil Engineer, California EDUCATION Master of Science in Civil Engineering Stanford University, Stanford, California, 1984 Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering University of California Berkeley, California, 1983 1 EXPERIENCE Mr. Moreno's experience encompasses a wide range of civil engineering projects. These include all facets of engineering planning, design, management and follow up construction support for a variety of projects including water facilities, wastewater facilities, transportation improvements and water resource projects. Mr. Moreno's experience includes preparation of the following: Santiago -Creek Basin Improvements for the Orange County Water District • Raw Water Booster Pump Station for the City of Corona • Zone 3 Booster Pump Station for the City of Corona • Zone 4 Booster and Fire Pump Station for the City of Corona • Equipping of Fern Well for the City of Monterey Part: • Equipping of Wells C-4 and C-5 for the City of Banning i • Site Improvements and Equipping of Well No. 8 for the City of Lompoc • Water Filtration Plant Improvements for the City of San Clemente • Sheep Hills Reservoir for Moulton Niguel Water District • Wood Canyon Reservoirs for Moulton Niguel Water District • Eastside Feeder Water Transmission Main - Phase II for Mesa Consolidated Water r District c %.p51Nprop. ak - 13 - Consulting Engineers b f 1 City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well -- JAIlVIE E. MORENO Page Two l • North East Feeder Planning Study and Engineer's Report for Mesa Consolidated Water District • Fairview Road Water Transmission Main for Mesa Consolidated Water District • Marina Hills Water Transmission Main for Moulton Niguel Water District • Aliso Creek Transmission Watermain for Moulton Niguel Water District • San Joaquin Hills Water Transmission Main and Distribution System for Moulton Niguel Water District • Campus Avenue Water Main for the City of Ontario • Brea Canyon Domestic Waterline for Walnut Valley Water District • Golden Springs Domestic Waterline for Walnut Valley Water District • Chaparral City Raw Water Treatment Plant and Transmission Pipelines for Chaparral City Water Company • Fountain Hills Wastewater Treatment Plan Expansion for the City of Fountain Hills, Arizona O Jamboree Road Extension for the City of Tustin PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Society of Civil Engineers Society of American Military Engineers Orange County Water Association Construction Specifications Institute 8=M f =%woI\prop. bzk - 14 - -- City of Tustin JOHN A. LOAGUE 1 EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, 1984 California State University, Long Beach, California Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well EXPERIENCE Mr. Loague has a broad background in the Civil Engineering Field encompassing the planning, design and construction management of water distribution, pumping, storage, and treatment facilities, as well as sewage collection systems, reclamation facilities and pumping stations. Loague's experience includes: • Design of Booster Pump Station, 3.0 MG Reservoir, Well Pump Modifications, and Pipeline for the California Department of Corrections at Norco. • Design and Construction Support for the California Oaks Master Planned Water and Sewer Facilities. Work included 3:5 and 4.5 MG Steel Reservoirs, 24.5 MGD Pump Station, 12 -inch, 24 -inch and 36 -inch Water Transmission Pipelines, a Temporary Sewage Lift Station and Force Main, and 8 -inch, 10 -inch and 12 -inch Sewer Collection System for the California Oaks Development Company Elsinore Valley Water District • Master Plan for Moulton Niguel Water District's Reclaimed Water System • Design of Phase 1 of Moulton Niguel Water District Reclaimed Water Pipeline • - Control Strategy for City of Scottsdale Reclaimed Water Pump Stations and Distribution System • Design of Phase 1 Reach 1 Santa Margarita Water District/Metropolitan Water District 66 -inch South County Pipeline • Design and Construction Management of Moulton Niguel 54 -inch diameter Central Intertie Proj ect • Construction Plans for Variable Speed Sludge Pump Station for the SERRA Jay B. Latham Sewage Treatment Plant • O&M Manual, Operator Training, and Construction Support for the Chaparral City Water Company Water Filtration Plant in Fountain Hills, Arizona • Grading Plans for the Santiago Basins Groundwater Recharge Project for the County of Orange =%"51�. b zk - 15 - 1 --, Civ of 'Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well -- JOHN A. LOAGUE Page l Two . • Construction Plans and Construction Support for Moulton Niguel Water District's 30 -inch Lakefill Bypass Extension • Plans, Specifications, Contract Administration and Inspection for Trabuco Canyon Water District Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion from 0.25-0.85 MGD • O&M Manual for Trabuco Canyon Water District Water Treatment Plant • Construction Plans for the Relocation of Raw and Reclaimed Water Facilities in Jeffrey Road for the Irvine Ranch Water District • Plans for Trabuco Canyon Water District's Water Treatment Plant Upgrade • Preliminary Site Study for Metropolitan Water Districts Proposed Lake Matthews Treatment Facility • Construction Plans for City of Santee Phosphorus Removal System -- • Construction Plans for Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District 24.5 MGD Hancock Avenue Pump Station off the 42 -inch Auld Valley Feeder. • Plans and Construction Support for Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District's 4.5 MG i Reservoir Facility • Construction Plans and Specifications for the Department of Corrections, City of Norco, • 1.6 MG Reservoir and Chlorination Building • Construction Plans for the Department of Corrections, City of Norco. 12 -inch Domestic = Water Supply Pipeline, including Pressure Reducing and Metering Stations v • Construction Plans and Specifications. for 1,500 GPM Water Booster Station for the Department of Corrections in the City of Norco • Construction Plans for Well Pump Modifications in Conjunction with the Department of Corrections New Domestic Water Supply System Y Y # 16- 1 A T1AAl 1 City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well STEPHEN WESLEY GOLTRY EDUCATION Bachelor of Liberal Arts in Landscape Architecture, 1971 Bachelor of Science in Horticulture, 1968 PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Registered Landscape Architect - California also registered in Michigan, Kansas, New Mexico, and Arizona EXPERIENCE Mr. Goltry is an imaginative, well versed landscape architect with over twenty years of significant experience in planning and design. A summary of his experience includes: Senior Base Planner and Landscape Architect - Prepared comprehensive site master plans and facility design guidelines for a wide variety of military installations. Conducted field _ investigations, land use and site analysis as well as transportation studies. Contract Development - Developed the landscape design and prepared detailed construction documents . for a residential community in an and country. Project included townhomes and cluster units, pedestrian spaces and corridors, water features, lighting, privacy walls and shade structures. Prepared landscape architectural construction contracts for a $19 million project involving thirty five miles- of freeway and eight major interchanges. Project was awarded and completed enhancing the visual quality of the freeway system. Campus Planner - Identified planning needs for future development of Arizona State University, the fifth largest campus in the nation. Proposed solutions and prepared requests for bid y proposals. Evaluated proposals and participated on the selection committee. Community Planning - Provided facility planning for 19 comprehensive capital improvement projects totaling $600 million. Research and made recommendations for the planning of transportation, land use, facilities, and security and safety requirements. The study established a management plan for funding and facility development. Design Guidelines - Created visual design guidelines for a new sixty-five mile toll road corridor. Document become the basis for developing goals and standards for over two billion dollars worth of engineering plan implementation. — City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Wcll i STEPHEN WESLEY GOLTRY Page Two Developed and presented a site systems design guideline which included walkways, bus stops, street furniture, and bridges for a major installation. Document was adopted as the management and policy guide for future design contacts for a community of 37,000. Park & Recreation Planning - Served on several planning teams to determine park and neighborhood needs. Studied and proposed recommendations concerning site selection, vegetation, utilities, property ownership and adjacent land use. The master plan resulted in the 1 development of a neighborhood park and open space that was both affordable and met citizens' needs. t } : r\%p5,\prq.\K.vmdb x - 18 - Consulting l City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well RICHARD DAMON DUSTERHOF17 EDUCATION Orange Coast College Costa Mesa, California 6 semesters - Architectural Studies EXPERIENCE Mr. Dusterhoft's twelve years of architectural experience encompasses a wide range of diverse and unique projects and construction situations. Illustrative examples of his experience include: • Carson Commercial Center, Carson, California - 25,000 SF commercial strip center, design development and construction documents • Renaissance XVI, La Jolla, California - 233 unit condominium complex, design team member, design development and construction documents • Pan American Center, Yangon, Myanmar - 2,000,000 SF office, hotel, condominium complex, design team member • Rinaldi Street Condominiums, Granada Hills, California - 46 unit condominium complex, project manager and designer • - Hatteras Townhomes, Los Angeles, California - 7 unit condominium building, design team member and construction documents • Corona Ranch, Corona, California - 200 unit condominium complex, construction z documents • Mission Valley Apartments, San Diego, California - 330 unit apartment complex, r designer • Vineyard Christian Fellowship, La Habra, California - 12,000 SF tenant improvement, project manager and designer • First Christian Church, Huntington Beach, California - Master plan development study, project manager • Westpark II, Irvine, California - 15 park structures, project manager and designer " • Hemet Baptist Church, Hemet, California - 1,200 seat sanctuary, construction documents • Centinela Christian Church, Los Angeles, California - education building, construction documents rbvps l �peop.�auvadb:r -19- City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well RICHARD DAMON DUSTERHOFT Page Two • Redman Christian Fellowship, Redman, Arizona - 10,000 SF education building, designer • Camarillo Christian School, Camarillo, California - 10,000 SF school building, construction documents • First Baptist Church, Artesia, California - 400 seat sanctuary, office complex, construction documents • Chinese Christian Church, Cerritos, California - 100 seat sanctuary, classroom building, 1 construction documents • Roland Heights Christian Church, Roland Heights, California - Master plan study, designer • Capistrano Valley Church, San Juan Capistrano, California - Master plan for 2,000 seat sanctuary, design team member • Beacon Light Mission, Wilmington, California - 4,000 SF addition to existing buildings, designer s Bethany' Christian Reformed Church, Bellflower, California - 129000 SF multi -use building, design team member • Holy Trinity Luthern Church, Hacienda Heights, California - 300 seat sanctuary, project manager and designer • Sierra Vista Christian Church, Sierra Vista, Arizona - 600 seat sanctuary, office ti complex, design team member, design development, construction documents .s • Trinity Luthern Church, Anaheim, California - 500 seat sanctuary addition, designer • Korean Hope Presbyterian Church, Cerritos, California - 8,320 SF, 200 seat sanctuary, classroom building, designer • Young Nak Presbyterian Church, Los Angeles, California - 1,200 seat sanctuary, construction document team • Chinese Christian Alliance Church, Northridge, California - 300 seat/education building, 771 project manager, designer, design development & construction documents r x, r•\wpS l %peqakmrwndbsk - -20A-WI L� Citv of Tustin GEORGE H. COLLIER Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Control Systems Engineer, California Electrical Engineer, California, Arizona EDUCATION California State University at Fullerton Twenty -One Semester Hours MSEE Computers and Controls Master of Science in Engineering, 1971 University of California, Irvine Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, 1953 Utah State University at Logan EXPERIENCE Mr. Collier's background covers the design, construction supervision, and start-up services for water and wastewater treatment plants, pump stations and hazardous waste disposal facilities. Mr. Collier has completed projects involving aerial and underground high, medium and low voltage power distribution, motor control, lighting, instrumentation, telemetry, congeneration and standby power generation systems for numerous agencies. Mr. Collier's experience includes the following: 0. Cactus-Heacock Pump Station, design of electrical, controls and instrumentation for a 600 HP pump station for Eastern Municipal Water District. 9 Rattlesnake Pump Station, design of electrical, controls, instrumentation and telemetry for Irvine Ranch Water District. • Sewage Lift Station Monitoring System for the City of Culve: City, providing flow meters and telemetry for transmittal of failure/intrusion functions from five lift stations to the City's future central operations building. • Encinitas Sanitary District, rehabilitation of an existing sewage lift station and addition of a standby 300 KW natural gas engine generator. r Equipping the Fern Well, electrical, controls and telemetry work for a 100 HP well pump for the City of Monterey Park. { rbvps 1\p"*81t,w.�bzk -21 -A! - City of Tustin GEORGE H. COLLIER Page Two Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well • Raw Water Pump Station, electrical, controls and telemetry work for a 400 HP VFD and gas engine driven pump station for the City of Corona. • Zone 3 Booster Pump Station for the City of Corona. • Zone 4 Booster and Fire Pump Station for the City of Corona. • Equipping Well No. 7 for City of San Clemente. • Rancho California Water District Wastewater Treatment Plant, electrical, controls, instrumentation, telemetry and a standby 650 KW natural gas engine generator. • Rancho California Water District Pump Station, electrical, controls, instrumentation and a standby 250 KW natural gas engine generator. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - IEEE Member Water Pollution Control Federation - WPCF Senior Member Instrumentation Society of. America - ISA 11/23A0 c-W*01*rop.4u.4.aab.1k -22 - Consulting City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well L. HARRISON NEWPORT PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Registered Civil Engineer - California (#9474), Nevada, Oregon, Colorado EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering University of Southern California, 1949 EXPERIENCE Mr. Newport's career has covered surveying, planning, design, and construction management of water, wastewater and drainage facilities. Mr. Newport managed the Los Angeles and Ventura County offices of the engineering firm of Koebig & Koebig where he was responsible for the supervision of all design efforts of the firm. Subsequent to this employment with Koebig & Koebig, Mr. Newport managed the Contract Administration and Inspection Services for water and wastewater facilities for Lowry & Associates. His responsibilities with AKM include design overview of water and wastewater facilities and conducting constructibility reviews of projects. Mr. Newport's specific project experience includes the following: • Oakgrove Water Mains, Reclaimed Water Line, and Sewers for Moulton Niguel Water District e Special Structures Design and Construction Management of Chiquita Land Outfall for Santa Margarita Water District • Dana Point Ocean Outfall for South East Regional Reclamation Authority • Irvine Lake Pipeline for Irvine Ranch Water District • Wastewater Reclamation Plant No. 3 for Moulton Niguel Water District • Gravity Sewers for Chino Basin Municipal Water District • Water Transmission, Distribution and Sewage Collection System at the Village of Woodbridge for Irvine Ranch water District -23- r%w0i*roF.\unvsnab.A i I 1 1 1 1 1 City of Tustin L. HARRISON NEWPORT Page Two Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well • Encino Water Reclamation Plant • Aliso Water Management Agency Water Reclamation Plant for Moulton Niguel Water District PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Fellow, American Society of Civil Engineers Member, Society of American Military Engineers Member, American Public Works Association srm1 cAwp51\prq..zk —24— i 24— 1 PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Willard Alexander EDUCATION: Arlington State College Industrial Electrical Engineering, 1959 REGISTRATION: State of California No. CS 513 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 1981 to Date: President ALEXANDER ENGINEERS INC Consulting Engineer in the fields of electrical, telemetry, instrumentation and control systems design for municipal and industrial facilities with special emphasis on water and wastewater projects. Recent Projects includes: o Wastewater Reclamation Project Las Virgenes MWD - Tapia WRF Expansion XII -Las Virgenes MWD - Regional Facilities Expansion IV - Simi Valley WQCP - SCADA System o Sewage Pumping Stations City of Oceanside (1) a - Irvine Ranch Water Distr:�ct (2) - Santa Margarita Water District (3) Elsinore Valley Water District (1) - Camarillo Sanitary District (2) City of Loma Linda (1) o Water Pumping Stations -- City of Pasadena (1) _ Santa Margarita Water District (7) - Moulton Niguel Water District (2) - City of Corona (1) City of Escandido (1) - Mojave Airport (2) j Fontana Water Company (3) t Lake Sherwood CSD (4) - Los Angeles County (1) Yucaipa Valley Water District (2) - City of Loma Linda (2) o Water Wells City of Pasadena (2) - Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District (9) City of Solvang (1) - Walnut Valley Water District (1) - Amarillo Water District (2) Serrano Irrigation District (1) - Annandale Country Club (1) i Main San Gabriel Basin Water Quality (1) - Yucaipa Valley Water District (1) t o Groundwater Treatment Plants - Arrowhead Water Company (1) - San Gabriel Valley Water Company (2) - Valley County Water District (1) - La Puente Water District (1) o Valve Engineering Team - Citv of Henderson Nevada Water Reclamation Facility o Gilroy -Morgan Hill, California -w._ Waste Water Treatment Plant 1 o Water Reclamation Plant Clark County, Nevada 32 mgd expansion to a secondary treatment plant, including complete new electrical, instrumentation and control systems. o Advanced Waste Treatment Plant City of Las Vegas, Nevada Clark County, Nevada 90 mgd treatment plant to provide chemical and tertiary treatment for effluents from County and City's secondary plants. Electrical, instrumentation and Control systems were designed to meet EPA requirements. for Class 1 Treatment Plants. Control and monitoring is directed by a dual computer system with analog backup. 1 i 1976 -1981 Principal Engineer Y KATSURA CONSULTING ENGINEERS lResponsible for electrical, instrumentation and control system engineering. Major wastewater projects include: a Tapia Water Renovation Facility Las Virgenes Municipal Water District Triunfo County Sanitation District - Study, master plan and engineering for upgrading electrical, instrumentation and control systems for 8 mgd secondary plant with tertiary treatment facilities. o Area Wide Facilities Plan Las Virgenes Municipal Water District Triunfo County Sanitation District Conducted feasibility studies and developed layout * and cost_ estimates on viable alternatives for handling and treating District's wastewater flows. 1968 - 1976 Department Manager 1 BOYLE ENGINEERING CORP. I Responsible for Corporations electrical, instrumentation and P P control systems engineering and design efforts. Major wastewater projects include: o Tapia Water Renovation Facility Las Virgenes Municipal Water District Triunfo County Sanitation District 6 mgd expansion to a secondary treatment facility including new influent pumping system, new process air system, new aeration control system, new RAS system and new effluent pumping system. o Eastside Treatment Plant Ventura, California Expansion and upgrading for a 12 mgd secondary treatment facility, including complete new electrical, instrumentation, control and standby power systems. l SECTION IV f .ti PROJECT SCHEDULE AND PROJECTED MANHOURS City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well SECTION IV PROJECT SCHEDULE AND PROJECTED AMMOURS AKM Consulting Engineers have put together a work plan to accomplish the project within sixty (60) working days of the Notice -to -Proceed. The schedule is graphically illustrated on Figure IV -1. Table IV -I provides a breakdown of the manhours by individuals and by task. The estimated sheets are listed in Table IV -2. In order to accomplish this Schedule, AKM has included bi-weekly progress review meetings with the City. Through these meetings and the accompanying minutes, the City staff will be kept continuously up to date on the project, resulting in reduction of review time by the City. We propose to discuss the chlorine scrubbing/neutralization chamber issue with the Fire Department at the onset of the project and achieve resolution as soon as possible. Another critical issue will be the architectural treatment of the facilities, which will include the layout of the site. Exhibits will be prepared and reviewed with the Planning Department and the property owners early on in -the project. 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N a ~ a - - > > > aa- _ - City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well I TABLE IV -2 CITY OF TUSTIN VANDENBERG WELL ANTICIPATED SHEETS 1 1 1 C%.p51NprapsUur^nab.xk VANDENBERG_ WELL (PHASE G-1 Title Sheet G-2 Second Sheet C-1 Demolition Plan C-2 Parking Lot Parking & Well Site Plan C-3 Miscellaneous Site Details (Chain Link, etc.) L-1 Parking Lot Landscaping and Striping L-2 Irrigation Plan L-3 Landscape Details and Notes A-1 Building Floor Plans A-2 Building Elevations A-3 Building Details S-1 Foundation Plans S-2 Roof Framing Plans S-3 Building Sections S-4 Miscellaneous Structures (Equipment Pads/Supports/Etc.) S -S Structure Details S-6 Structure Details S-7 Perimeter/Retaining Walls M-1 Mechanical Plan M-2 Mbchanical Sections & Elevations M-3 Yard Piping M-4 Mechanical Details M-5 Mechanical Details M-6 HVAC Plans and Details E-1 Electrical Symbols and Index E-2 Electrical and Power Plan E-3 Control Diagram E-4 Control Diagram E-5 Telemetry E-6 Electrical Details and Sections E-7 Electrical Details 31 - Sheets Total It 4474 UV Consulting Engineers City of Tustin TABLE IV -2 CITY OF TUSTIN VANDENBERG WELL ANTICIPATED SHEETS (Continued). COLUMBUS WELL (PHASE Title Sheet Civil and Building Alterations Electrical Alterations Power and Controls Details 5 - Sheets Total C.W,ps l %prq*\ft .v.odbak Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well (;onsultin� Engineers 1 1 SECTION V INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF TUSTIN m 2uv Consulting Engineers 1 City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well I SECTION V I INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF TUSTIN In preparing this submittal, it has been assumed that the following information will be provided by the City of Tustin: 1. Legal description of the property. 2. All information regarding the drilling, casing and screen installation, gravel pack, well development, step drawdown test results, sanitary seal, well design flow, and water quality reports. I 3. Building and Safety Department requirements. 4. Name, address and telephone numbers of the property owner or his designee; contact persons at the City. 5. List of standard equipment used in similar installations. 6. Existing geotechnical reports for the adjacent buildings, L geotechnical report for the site. 7. Access to Columbus -Tustin Well. Z 8. As -built plans of Columbus -Tustin Well.- ell.9. 9. One set of current City Standards. 10. Potholing of existing utilities if required. 11. Pavement section for the existing parking lot. 12. Irrigation plan for the existing parking lot. 13. NPDES Permit for discharge of aquifer water into the drainage system. Consuttinr EnQ m I i SECTION VI FEES mm Consulting Engineers City of Tustin Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well SECTION VI FEES As requested, proposed fees for the Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well and Installation of Emergency Power Connections at Columbus Tustin Well are transmitted in the accompanying sealed envelope. c:%W1Vrq.%anv=2&.zk - 35 - EConsulting t nginecrs September 10, 1992 City of Tustin Water Service Division 235 East Main Street Tustin, California 92680 Attention: Mr.. Gary Veeh Water Service Manager Subject: Fee Proposal to Provide Professional Engineering Services to Prepare Plans and Specifications for Wellhead Facilities for Vandenberg Well and for Installation of Emergency Power Connections at Columbus Tustin Well Dear Mr. Veeh: Pursuant with your instructions, AKM is submitting under this separate cover our fee proposal for the subject project. This fee proposal is based upon the content, descriptions and explanations contained in our technical proposal for the project, and anticipates the preparation of the following construction drawings and their associated estimates and specifications: Phase I - Vandenberg Well G-1 Title Sheet G-2 Second Sheet C-1 Demolition Plan C-2 Parking Lot Parking & Well Site Plan C-3 Miscellaneous Site Details L-1 Parking Lot Landscaping and Striping L-2 Irrigation Plan L-3 Landscape Details and Notes A-1 Building Floor Plans A-2 Building Elevations A-3 Building Details S-1 Foundation Plans S-2 Roof Framing Plans S-3 Building Sections S-4 Miscellaneous Structures (Equipment Pads/Supports/Etc.) S-5 Structure Details - S-6 Structure Details S-7 Perimeter/Retaining Walls 101 Pacifica, Suite 150 A, Irvine, California 92718 • (714) 753-7333 Fax: (714) 753-7320 Mr. Gary Veeh City of Tustin September 10, 1992 Page Two Phase I - Vandenberg Well (Continued) M-1 Mechanical Plan M-2 Mechanical Sections & Elevations M-3 Yard Piping M-4 Mechanical Details M-5 Mechanical Details M-6 HVAC Plans and Details E-1 Electrical Symbols and Index E-2 Elechic;al and Power Plan E-3 Control Diagram E-4 Control Diagram E-5 Telemetry E-6 Elect>l u.l Details and Sections r E-7 Electrical Details 31 Sheets Total Phase II - Coli. mbtj�Well Title Sheet Civil and Building Alterations Electrical Alterations Power and Conirols Details 5 - Sheets Total In summary, AKM proposes to undertake the Phase I elements of the project on a time -and -expense basis with a maximum feerot-tc--exce.ed $82,900.00. Phase 11 elements of the project are proposed to be undertaken on a time -arid -expense basis with a maximum fee not -to -exceed $16,052.00. These costs are broken out as follows. Phase I AKM Consulting Engineers Alexander Engineers, Inc. Surveying Budget D rS 1GN FOST DESIGN $56,128 $6,032 $109560 $69380 $21400, ----- Reproduction & Expenses $1,400 Subtotals S70,439 $12,4:2 Total - Design & Post Design - $82,900 0AWO1\P'"\w.V=a.fW. (Consulting Engineers 1 Mr. Gary Veeh City of Tustin September 10, 1992 Page Three Phase H DESIGN POST DESIGN AKM Consulting Engineers $6,560 $39860 Alexander Engineers, Inc. $6,360 ----- Subtotals $12,920 $39860 Total - Design & Post Design - $16,780 The attached manhour and fee estimate table delineates efforts and fees associated with the project's Scope of Work as detailed by task. Additionally, the proposal from our subconsultant, Alexander Engineers, Inc. is included in its entirety for your review. Should you have any questions concerning the information presented herein or should the fee, rates and assumptions not appear equitable, we would be pleased to present and discuss the factors considered in the development of our proposal. As always, it remains a pleasure to be of service to the City of Tustin. IL Very truly yours, AKM Consulting Engineers 00/�� Z, Zeki Kayiran, P.E. Principal ZK/rc Attachments r.\WP51*OPO%WVa d.fa Ll 0. PA - 14 Consulting Fngineers MANHOUR AND FEE ESTIMATE Consulting Engineers SCHEDULE OF HOURLY RATES " FAA - 4 4 1 Consulting Engineers 1 AKM CONSULTING ENGINEERS Schedule of Hourly Rates July 1, 1991 Labor Classification Hourly Rate 1. Principal 110.00 2. Senior Associate 105.00 3. Associate 98.00 4. Principal Engineer 98.00 5. Project Manager 93.00 l 6. Senior Engineer 93.00 7. Project Engineer 85.00 8. Associate Engineer 72.00 9. Assistant Engineer 66.00 10. Senior Designer/Senior CADD Technician 66.00 1 11. Designer/CARD Technician 59.00 i I 12. Senior Draftsman 55.00 i 13. Draftsman 49.00 14. Engineering Aide 40.00 15. Data or Word Processing 49.00 16. Office Support 40.00 Out of pocket expenses (blueprinting, reproduction and printing, delivery, etc.) will be invoiced Y at cost plus 15%. Subcontracted services will be marked up 15% in order to cover costs associated with administration, coordination and management of subcontractors. Mileage will be invoiced at $0.34/mile. This schedule of rates is in effect until July 31, 1992, at which time it may be adjusted. wxM-000� J. rZ 6/91 1 1 ALEXANDER ENGINEERS INC. FEE SCHEDULE AND INSURANCE COVERAGE CALENDAR YEAR 1992 PRINCIPAL ENGINEER $110.00 PROJECT MANAGER/ENGINEER $ 95.00 DESIGN ENGINEER $ 85.00 PROJECT COORDINATOR $ 75.00 SENIOR DESIGNER $ 65.00 CAD TECHNICIAN $ 55.00 WORD PROCESSING $ 40.00 INSURANCE COVERAGE PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY $ 250,000.00 GENERAL LIABILITY $ 11000,000.00 AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY $ 1,000,000.00 1 L 1 ALEXANDER ENGINEERS, INC. PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES m?F,1411�4"LV41 Consulting Engineers �, �r lexa�z cz'er YO eers, j72 c. .L .I' N M J. IXA& X comitants I August 27, 1992 AKM Consulting 101 Pacifica, Suite 150 1 Irvine, California 92718 = _ i Attention: Mr. Zeki Kayiran Subject: Proposal For Consulting Services City of Tustin's Vandenberg Well I. GENERAL, Alexander Engineers Inc are currently rrently under contract with the City of Tustin as Consulting Engineers for the Water Service Division's SCADA System and are cognizant of the City's electrical, control and instrumentation concepts. AEI provided upgrade documents for similar installations as part of ' the SCADA System Design. II. PROPOSED SCOPE OF WORK A. PHASE I a. Design Services Alexander Engineers Inc propose to furnish engineered drawings and technical specifications for electrical, controls, and instrumentation systems. Designs shaii.l be based on the following criteria: 1. Electrical service at 480 volts, 3 phase in accordance with Southern California Edison requirements. 2. Transfer switch and connections for a portable generator. 3. Variable Frequency Drive motor controller properly sized for the well pump motor and with interface for controlling well pump speed. 4. Auxiliary control panel for chlorination system and well pump interface controls. Auxiliary panel to provide space and interface wiring for a future telemetry unit. 5. Assistance in preparation of well pump motor • specification for VFD operational compatibility. 502 i'.. Alosta Ave., Suite ef, Olernaora, California 919'40 (-&;r49 ) 914 — 12.4[4 F•4X �g > 8j 963— 9.486 b. Post Design Services (1) Review Contractor's submittals relative to electrical, control and instrumentation. (2) Respond to Contractor inquires and prepare any necessary clarifications. (3) Periodic review of electrical work and coordination with City Staff. (4) Assistance in checkout and start-up of the installed systems. (5) Preparation of as built drawings based on I Contractor's marked prints. (6) Review Contractor's O & M Submittals for compliance with Contract Documents. B. PHASE II 1. Design Services Phase II shall consist of the preparation of plans and �- technical specifications for: a. Purchase of a portable engine generator set to power the City's Vandenberg Well or Columbus Tustin Well. Engine -generator to be sized to accommodate the largest well pump motor. b. Modifications to electrical system at Columbus Tustin Well to provide a transfer switch and connection for a portable generator. We have discussed the existing motor control system with City Staff and it may be advisable to consider replacing the existing "across the line" controller with a reduced voltage controller. We have not included this in our proposal. 2. Post Design Services a. Review bid quotations on equipment and electrical installation for compliance with Contract Documents. Make recommendations to tae City on acceptance or rejection of bid quotations. b. Review Contractor's submittals. C. Periodic review of electrical work at Columbus Tustin Well. 2. Post Design Services Principal Engineer 16 Hrs. x $110.00 = $ 11760.00 Design Engineer. 24 Hrs. x $ 85.00 = $ 21040.00 Project Coordinator 48 Hrs. x $ 75.00 = $ 3,600.00 TOTAL $ 61380.00 B. PHASE II IL 1. Design Services Principal Engineer 12 Hrs. x $110.00 = $ 11320.00 Design Engineer 40 Hrs. x $ 85.00 = $ 31400.00 CAD Technician d. Witness site testing x of engine -generator and Word Processor electrical modifications. Hrs. x $ 40.00 = $ 320.00 III. PROPOSED CONSULTING BUDGETS TOTAL $ 61360.00 2. Post Design Services A. PHASE 1 Principal Engineer 4 Hrs. 1. Design Services $110.00 = $ 440.00 Design Engineer 12 Hrs. Principal Engineer 24 Hrs. x.$110.00 11020.00 = $ 21640.00 Hrs. Design Engineer 48 Hrs. x $ 85.00 = $ 41080.00 CAD Technician 64 Hrs. x $ 55.00 = $ 31520.00 1 Word Processor 8 Hrs. x $ 40.00 = $ 320.00 TOTAL $10,560.00 2. Post Design Services Principal Engineer 16 Hrs. x $110.00 = $ 11760.00 Design Engineer. 24 Hrs. x $ 85.00 = $ 21040.00 Project Coordinator 48 Hrs. x $ 75.00 = $ 3,600.00 TOTAL $ 61380.00 B. PHASE II IL 1. Design Services Principal Engineer 12 Hrs. x $110.00 = $ 11320.00 Design Engineer 40 Hrs. x $ 85.00 = $ 31400.00 CAD Technician 24 Hrs. x $ 55.00 = $ 11320.00 Word Processor 8 Hrs. x $ 40.00 = $ 320.00 TOTAL $ 61360.00 2. Post Design Services Principal Engineer 4 Hrs. x $110.00 = $ 440.00 Design Engineer 12 Hrs. x $ 85.00 = $ 11020.00 Project Coordinator 32 Hrs. x $ 75.00 = $ 2,400.00 TOTAL $ 31860.00 Your very truly, Willard Alexander, P.E. Enclosure WA/jb /� 1' O Lyy..- ��sTt tAHR51 i ..L;.. Public Works / Water Service Division City Of Tustin August 18, 1992 Mr. Zeki Kayiran AKM Consulting Engineers 101 Pacifica, Suite 150 Irvine, CA 92718 SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - PROVIDE ENGINEERING SERVICES TO PREPARE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR WELLHEAD FACILITIES FOR VANDENBERG WELL AND FOR INSTALLATION OF EMERGENCY POWER CONNECTIONS AT COLUMBUS TUSTIN WELL 235 E. Main Street Tustin, CA 92680 (714) 573-3375 FAX (714) 838-0039 This letter represents a request for proposal to provide consultant engineering services for design of wellhead and appurtenant facilities for Vandenberg Well, and for design of a transfer switch and emergency power connections for the existing Columbus Tustin Well. Preparation of specifications for a portable emergency generator capable of operating each facility is also requested. BACKGROUND The City of Tustin is participating in the Orange County Water District (OCWD) Conjunctive Use Well Construction Program. Under this program, OCWD is responsible for construction of the subsurface well facilities, up to and including well development and test pumping. The City is responsible for design of the surface wellhead and pumping facilities and intends to engage the services of a consultant to design these facilities. It is anticipated that well construction will begin approximately September 22, and will take 30-45 days to complete. The City desires to move forward with completion of the well as rapidly as possible. Completion of this design is identified as Phase I in the Scope of Work. Additionally, a previously completed engineering study identified a need for a transfer switch and connections for emergency power at Columbus Tustin Well, along with a need for the City to purchase an emergency generator. Providing services to accomplish this are identified as Phase II in the Scope of Work. It should be noted that funding is not currently available for completion of Phase II, however it is anticipated that funds will become available in the near future, pending resolution of budgetary matters. Work on Phase 11 will not begin until funding is authorized and the consultant is notified in writing by the City. ZI Selection of a firm to provide the requested services will be based on demonstrated competence, professional qualifications necessary for the satisfactory performance of the services required, and familiarity and prior experience with providing this type of service, including the consulting firms to be used to' provide the necessary services. Upon our selection of the most highly qualified firm to provide the required services, we will negotiate the price for the work to be done. If we can reach a price we deem fair and reasonable, the contract will be awarded and a Professional Services Agreement will be executed. If we are not able to negotiate a price we deem to be fair and reasonable to the City of Tustin, we will proceed to the next most highly qualified firm to provide the requested service and will seek to reach a negotiated price with that company, and so on. If you desire to submit a proposal to perform this work, return it to Gary Veeh, Water Service Manager, the City of Tustin Water Service, 235 E. Main Street, Tustin, CA 92680, no later than 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, September 10, 1992. Please note that four (4) copies of your proposal must be submitted. Very truly yours, —564 s:q ti..er� Gary R. VTeh Water Service Manager GRV:cmc Enclosure SCOPE OF WORK The consultant is to submit a proposal based on providing the following services to the City. PHASE I - Vandenberg Well site plan and wellhead design including, but not limited to: 1. SITE REQUIREMENTS A. Site Plan; B. Grading Plan; C. Building Plan including architectural design review process to insure compatibility with surrounding area; D. Perimeter block wall with retaining wall characteristics on north and west boundaries; E. Redesign of parking lot, including landscaping, and coordination and review with private property owner (see attachment); F. Discharge piping and connection to existing City water main (approximately 50 LF); G. Connection of well flushing line to storm drain to include settling basin. (example attached) II. WELLHEAD REQUIREMENTS i A. Variable frequency drive motor and pump with estimated maximum capacity of 1500 to 2500 gpm at 350 feet TDH (Maximum design capacity to be provided by City at conclusion of aquifer testing). B. Electrical Panels and Telemetry Equipment 1. Design shall include location of control panels, Southern California Edison pull sections and pad -mounted transformer and service lines and schematics for control circuitry for pump, chlorination equipment, and appurtenances. 2. Submittal to Southern California Edison Company for approval; 3. Transfer swith and connection for portable emergency generator. C. Deep well pump control valve and check valve; D. Automated chlorination equipment utilizing dual 150 Ib. cylinder system, including scrubbing/neutralization chamber. Page -1 Ill. SPECIFICATIONS The consultant shall prepare project specifications including general and special provisions for bidding and construction purposes in accordance with the standards of the City of Tustin using the City's format. IV. ESTIMATES The consultant shall prepare a construction cost estimate for the completed wellhead facility. V. UTILITY COORDINATION The consultant shall thoroughly research and delineate existing utility facilities on the plans. The consultant shall send preliminary and final project notices, including plans, to all affected utilities in accordance with City of Tustin procedures. The consultant shall maintain a complete record of all utility contacts and responses with all documentation copied to the City. This work shall also include the processing of any permits, if required for construction of the project. VI. POST -DESIGN SERVICES 1. Review of submitted bids for compliance with specifications; 2. Review and approval of contractor's submittals; 3. Construction observation of electrical and telemetry systems installation. PHASE II - Columbus Tustin Well (existing) NOTE: Consultant will not begin work on Phase II until written authorization is received from the City. I. Design transfer switch and electrical connection for emergency power generator for 250 hp well motor. II. Prepare specifications for portable emergency generator capable of providing power to operate the larger of Columbus Tustin or Vandenberg Wells. ITEMS TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE CITY The City shall supply/provide the consultant with the following: I. All available existing data, information, reports, records and maps available in City files such as design plans for adjacent and existing improvements, and surveys which may exist. The search for this material shall be the responsibility of the consultant. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - Scope of Work Page -2 II. The City's existing water facilities shall be field marked by the City and consultant shall conduct a field review of said marks prior to final plan preparation. III. All required copies of plans and specifications for the project bid documents. IV. Project Manager/Contract Administrator and Construction observer, except for electrical and telemetry construction observation. V. All necessary environmental documentation for the project, unless otherwise stated. INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN PROPOSAL Your proposal for this work should include the following information: I. Your firm's qualifications for performing this work, including your related experience in wellhead design. Provide a brief list of similar types of projects which your firm has previously performed, including scope, cost and agency for whom completed, including contact person and phone number. II. Identification, titles and qualifications of individuals who will supervise and perform the necessary services as discussed in the Scope of Work. The experience and technical qualifications of the project manager will be a significant factor in the evaluation process, and the percentage of his time that will be dedicated to the project should be provided. III. A visual project time schedule, broken down according to the tasks listed in the Scope of Work for accomplishing the project through to completion within sixty (60) working days after notice to proceed. Schedule shall include a projection of man hours broken down by major tasks, and the various individuals who will be assigned to each. Assume authorization to proceed would be given October 20, 1992. IV. The information you expect to be provided by the City. V. Fee schedule (submit in a SEPARATE SEALED ENVELOPE) indicating the proposed cost for completing each task listed in the Scope of Work and a resulting "not to exceed" cost of the project based upon the work hours, hourly rates, and other associated costs. The proposed cost to complete each task shall include the costs of all administration and overhead, project site visits, attendance at meetings, and all reproduction costs. Fees for Phase I and Phase II must be clearly separated and delineated, with total for each phase included. Also include schedule of hourly rates for your firm's employee titles or various classifications. VI. Any other information you feel is pertinent to this project. Enclosed for your information and use is a sample "Certificate of Insurance" and a "Professional Services Agreement" utilized by the City of Tustin for such work. The REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - Scope of Work Page -3 consultant should also be advised that if selected, an Insurance Policy for errors and omissions �-- coverage with minimum coverage of $500,000 will be required. In addition, a minimum of one million dollars of general liability coverage is required. 11 If you desire to submit a proposal to perform this work, return it to Gary Veeh, Water.Service Manager, the City of Tustin Water Service, 235 E. Main Street, Tustin, CA 92680, no later than 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, September 10, 1992. Please note that four (4) copies of your proposal must be submitted. If you have any questions concerning this Request for Proposal, please contact Art Valenzuela or me at (714) 573-3375. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL - Scope of Work Page -4 %•Z �• q mvoRAnY COPISTnUC710N EASEMENT 5395. P�oeoosdo we, e, --- siZZe 8 3� �Opj i r EASE,po� 2015= t /-,Al" //01/,"l WELL f TE S. OD'/f'/.c "E EASE,po� 2015= .0 = .�7.6P' 4`1 12.00 � s.eR''5.P've.4' •��: .x./¢'