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Scope of Services Preliminary engineering, environmental, and 35% conceptual design for Murrieta Creek Master Drainage Plan Line F (Phase 1).

Scope of Services The Work encompassed by the Project is more specifically defined in the Contract Documents, but in general consists of, but is not limited to, the following Work: removal and replacement of the existing sand separator, removal and replacement of the existing pump concrete pedestal, a new flush to waste design and a complete upgrade to the site piping.

Summary The City of La Palma (hereafter “City”) is requesting proposals from qualified Contractors, professional services to provide City Engineering services for retaining a City Engineer to act in a staff capacity and as the official designated City Engineer. In addition, the selected Contractor will be expected to perform project management, construction inspection, survey, grant management, pavement management, NPDES/FOG management and other general municipal engineering services for the city.

Scope of Services The work to be performed under these Special Provisions consists of making improvements at Sutters Landing Regional Park, 28th & B Skate Park in Sacramento at 20 28th Street. The improvements include concrete demolition, site furnishings, installation of new concrete paving, installing fencing, and bird repellent spines.

WORK DESCRIPTION The work to be done consists of the upgrade of four (4) existing traffic signals for left-turn phasing operation improvements. This shall include installation of traffic signal poles; foundations; signal heads; signal controller and cabinet; conduit; pull boxes; conductors; accessible pedestrian signals; traffic signing; removal and reconstruction of ADA access ramps; concrete sidewalk and all additional work necessary to properly construct the proposed improvements, in accordance with the contract documents. The goal of this project is to provide for the safe and efficient movement of vehicle and pedestrians at the project intersections.

Scope of work The scope of work is provided in Attachment 1. The final grant application is included for Proposers’ reference in Attachment 2. The County notes that the public outreach and stakeholder engagement tasks have been separated out in the final scope (Attachment 1), as compared to the initial scope submitted with the grant application (Attachment 2). The scope of work provided in Attachment 1 shall govern

The Project Scope of Work includes Renovation/replacement of the existing exterior windows of the “Old” City Hall” Building in the City of Emeryville. Work includes Repair and replace all exterior wood windows at the Old City Hall Building including sash and glass. All sashes are to be replaced as described in the contract drawings and specifications. Fixed frames (jambs, heads and sills) are to be inspected and, if feasible, repaired. Any frames that are too damaged to be repaired in place are to be removed and replaced with new frames. All window sashes and frames are to be primed and made ready for final painting. The work, to be completed within 80 working days, is more fully described in the Contract Documents, as defined in the Contract provided in Section 8, Part A, Bid Documents. The engineer’s estimate for this project is $190,000.00 Liquidated Damages in the Amount of $190.00 per calendar day will be assessed for failure to complete the contract work within the number of workdays specified.

WORK: The Works consists of, but is not limited to, provision of all equipment, labor, and materials necessary to complete construction of the following, as specified in the Construction Drawings #7700: Wellhead piping, waterlines, drain lines, electrical system, building, site improvements, and associated infrastructure.

The project will rehabilitate approximately 5,150 feet of 30- and 36-inch diameter clay tile lined reinforced concrete pipe (RCP-CTL) on the Holmes-Willow brook Trunk Sewer and Joint Outfall G Unit 8 Trunk Sewer, respectively, with cured-in-place-pipe liners, and rehabilitate approximately thirteen (13) manholes with a protective coating system. The project will also abandon approximately 3,710 feet of the out-of-service Bullis Road Trunk Sewer, and all appurtenant work.

Scope of Services The project consists of, but not limited to: Selective demolition of a steel framed bridge building that connects, at the second floor, building CE (a classroom building) and Building HLRC (a library building). Once the selective demolition is complete, a new concrete pathway will be constructed to connect existing campus accessible routes. No new building area will be added or renovated. Upgrades to the path of travel to the public way adjacent to B Street. Complete demolition of Buildings A-9, B-1, B-4, B-5, B-6, B-7, B-12, Ce and SC (and outbuildings associated with Building SC) as noted on the Demolition Site Plan (A1.105.1) plus all utilities related to the demolished building. The site around the demolished buildings will remain undeveloped; to be used for a future building site.