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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2021 09 27 Consent 302 - West WWTP Reliability Improvements SGS Contracting Services, Inc; Synagro Contract Modification • CONSENT AGENDA ITEM 302 Incnrinreted CITY COMMISSION AGENDA I SEPTEMBER 27, 2021 REGULAR MEETING 1959 TITLE West WWTP Reliability Improvements. SGS Contracting Services, Inc./Synagro Contract Modification SUMMARY The West WRF is located in the western part of the City and provides sanitary sewer service to the surrounding community. In 2020, the City initiated critical repairs to the two WRF treatment units including new influent screens and aeration systems. During the first treatment unit rehabilitation, the operating treatment unit experienced operational problems, interruption to reclaimed water service for some customers, and other impacts to some adjacent residents. Reliability improvements are recommended to ensure the fewest number of residents are impacted during rehabilitation of the second treatment unit. The reliability improvements include some permanent piping improvements both at the WRF and in the reclaimed water distribution system. Disk Filters - Disk filters are a newer treatment technology that replaces the older traveling bridge sand filters. The sand filters have had various functional issues and are unreliable. This activity will provide for the installation of the temporary filter and associated site improvements including site work, piping, and electrical connections. The disk filter rental is addressed in a separate agenda item as a response to an invitation to bid (ITB). VENDOR TOTAL ESTIMATED COST1 Construction Allowance $225,000 1. Costs will include filter placement/removal, construction materials, and construction labor. Temporary Above Ground Water Storage - Water that does not meet public access reclaimed water standards must be sent to the rapid infiltration basins (RIB) for disposal. In the event of a plant upset, water will be diverted to the temporary water storage tanks and then pumped to the RIB. The storage tank rental and emergency pump rental is addressed in a separate agenda 69 item as a response to an invitation to bid (ITB). VENDOR TOTAL ESTIMATED COST1 Construction Allowance $175,000 1. Costs will include connection to the storage tanks, construction materials, and construction labor. Reclaimed Water Piping Improvements - Currently, the discharge from the WWTP to the RIBS (Rapid Infiltration Basins) utilizes the same piping as public access reuse. A piping configuration that can create an isolated and dedicated pipeline to the RIBS is required to maintain reclaimed water to existing customers and disposal of non public access water simultaneously. LOCATION TOTAL ESTIMATED COST1 RCW Pipe Jumper at Plant $60,000 1. Estimated cost for piping installation. Final cost to be determined upon final engineering design. West WWTP Treatment Unit #2 Piping Improvements - Treatment Unit #2 has multiple internal treatment flows that are returned to the influent screen of Unit#2. The additional flow can contribute to the screen overflowing and causing a spill to the ground on the plant site. Redirecting the internal flows directly to appropriate treatment basins within treatment Unit#2 will reduce the flow impact to the influent screen. VENDOR TOTAL ESTIMATED COST1 Construction Allowance $30,000 1. Estimated cost for piping installation. Final cost to be determined upon final engineering design. West WWTP Treatment Unit #1 Structural Repairs - Treatment Unit #1 has multiple structural deficiencies including broken concrete footing, separating wall(s), and broken top ring. The extent of the repairs cannot completely be identified until the tank is emptied and cleaned. The deficiencies were not evident during priority repair design and are not included in the existing repair project. VENDOR TOTAL ESTIMATED COST1 Construction Allowance $110,000 1. Final cost to be determined upon final engineering design. Priority Repair Construction Contract Modifications - SGS Contracting Services (general contractor) and Synagro (tank cleaning contractor) are at the end of 70 the original contract duration. The contracts need to be extended to allow contractors to complete anticipated work. An additional three hundred (300) days of time is recommended to be approved for each contract. SGS Contracting Services has reached the approved contract contingency amount with additional approved change order work. This is work in addition to the original scope of work. Additional funds are required to be approved to continue anticipated change order work. An additional $600,000 is recommended to be approved. Synagro will need additional approved contract contingency to address additional work to dispose of inert material and additional labor to reduce the overall on-site work timeframes. An additional $100,000 is recommended to be approved. RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends the City Commission authorize the City Manager to execute contract changes for SGS Contracting Services to add additional contract time and up to $600,000 of additional expenditures. Authorize the City Manager to execute contract changes for Synagro to add additional contract time and up to $100,000 of additional expenditures. 71