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Description: Provide DSA Inspector of Record (IOR) services for two separate capital improvement projects being delivered as Design-Build projects: San Ysidro Middle School “Revitalization” (Modernization) Project and the Beyer Educational Community Center.

Project Overview The City of San Rafael is seeking a consultant to perform an existing conditions assessment for the Albert Park Stadium and Ballfield, located a 618 B Street. Albert Park Stadium is a historic 1950’s era baseball stadium and grandstand that serves as a community sports venue. The facility shows signs of age and deterioration.

SCOPE OF WORK The scope of the project issues addressed in the EIR should reflect the recommendations of the consultant in the submitted proposal. The EIR will also need to address comments received at the public scoping session to be conducted by the City following the selection of an environmental consultant.

PROJECT SCOPE OF SERVICES The District is soliciting bids for a topographic survey encompassing both pipelines. The Bennett pipeline is approximately 3,000 feet and runs along existing trails with some cross-country portions. Overall this pipeline is largely accessible with a wide bench and minimal slope. The Lompico pipeline extends approximately 1,010 feet starting near our IT#5 pump station along Zayante Drive up to a check valve along Lake Boulevard. The above grade portion of this pipeline we need surveyed is entirely cross country with moderate slope, and while walkable is much more rugged with heavy foliage.

SCOPE OF WORK Contractor shall perform everything required to be performed, and shall provide and furnish all the labor, materials, necessary tools, expendable equipment and all utility and transportation services required for the Project. All of the Work to be performed and materials to be furnished shall be in strict accordance with the provisions of the Contract Documents. Contractor is required to perform all activities, at no extra cost to City, which are reasonably inferable from the Contract Documents as being necessary to produce the intended results.

SCOPE OF SERVICES: The City of Newport Beach is initiating the design phase for the San Miguel Drive from San Joaquin Hills Road to Ford Road Pavement Rehabilitation project (Project No. 26R11). This 7,700-foot portion of San Miguel Drive is designated as a primary road (four lane divided) per the City’s Circulation Element.

The proposed Work generally consists of providing all labor, materials and equipment as required to construct a 4.0 million gallon prestressed concrete potable water tank at the District’s Kokila Reservoir property located just east of 6605 Sierra College Blvd, in Granite Bay. Improvements include but are not limited to the following general items: Drain remaining water in the reservoir (with necessary treatment) and remove any sediment Remove and dispose of the existing Hypalon liner and cover and all other ancillary items Grade and compact the site to the elevations shown on the Plans and Specifications Construct a new 4.0 MG prestressed concrete potable water tank Install new drain and potable water pipelines Start-up and test powered equipment Disinfect pipelines and tank, and place back in service All other project work for a complete and functional project

PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Project consists of constructing a 4.0 million-gallon prestressed concrete potable water tank at the District’s Kokila Reservoir property located just east of 6605 Sierra College Blvd, in Granite Bay. The project also includes the following: Drain remaining water in the reservoir (with necessary treatment) and remove any sediment. Remove and dispose of the existing Hypalon liner and cover and all other ancillary items. Grade and compact the site to the elevations shown on the Plans and Specifications. Construct a new 4.0 million-gallon prestressed concrete potable water tank. Install new drain and potable water pipelines, including all valves and appurtenances. Install new electrical service, panels, conduits, and other ancillary items. Install instrumentation and controls equipment, conduit, panels and other ancillary items. Start-up and test powered equipment. Disinfect pipelines and tank, and place back into service.

SCOPE OF WORK A brief description of the required elements of anticipated work tasks are described below. These tasks are provided only as a guideline, and interested consultants are encouraged to develop a scope of work that comprehensively addresses SJWD’s and OVWC’s needs as outlined in the introductory paragraphs of this RFP, while providing value and efficiency. Additional tasks recommended by the consulting firm to enhance the work product should also be included in the proposal and shall be clearly identified as optional items. Information needs or work that the consultant expects to be completed or provided by District and/or OVWC staff should be identified as well. If there are no expectations of District/OVWC staff effort listed for a task, the District/OVWC will expect the task to be completed without any District/OVWC staff time.

SCOPE OF WORK: Drawings and general provisions of the Contract, including General and Supplementary Conditions and other Division-1 Specifications included herein, apply to this Contract. The Work includes providing all labor, materials, equipment, insurance, licenses and any related services required for the dredging and disposal of suitable and unsuitable sediments from Fisherman’s Wharf, Hyde Street Harbor, Pier 9, Pier 27, Piers 35 East and West, Pier 40, Pier 80, Islais Creek and Approach, Pier 92 , Pier 94, Pier 96, South Beach Harbor and Downtown Ferry Terminal and other similar sites along the Port of San Francisco waterfront. The Work also includes knockdown events and herring monitors when requested by the Port.