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2. Hold a workshop with City staff to discuss plans and possible sequencing options. It is <br />anticipated that Owner's engineering staff, operations staff, and other stakeholders will be <br />represented at this workshop to identify all concerns and considerations regarding the <br />construction sequencing. <br />3. Based on workshop with Owner, recommend model scenarios for evaluation for Owner's <br />review. The different scenarios will evaluate system performance with varying facilities <br />on/offline. It is anticipated that the scenarios will be simulated under average day demand <br />conditions. Demand factors may be modified based on proposed construction timeframes or <br />time limitations. The total number of scenarios will be based on discussions and <br />information gained from the workshop. Up to three model scenarios will be developed and <br />run as part of this analysis. Additional scenarios can be developed and simulated as a <br />supplemental service. <br />4. Run baseline model 24-hour extended period simulation (EPS) scenario representative of <br />typical system operations. Review results for pressure and velocity under normal operating <br />conditions. <br />5. Complete 24-hour EPS run for each identified scenario. Review model results. Identify <br />additional facility changes needed under each scenario. <br />6. Compare results from the identified scenarios against the baseline model results. Identify <br />areas where customers may see a significant change in pressure or direction of flow during <br />the proposed construction project. <br />G. Task 6: Construction Sequencing Deliverable Preparation <br />Prepare the Draft Construction Sequencing Technical Memorandum describing results and <br />findings of the Construction Sequencing model analyses. The Technical Memorandum will <br />include an implementation plan that summarizes recommended facility operations and <br />potential system performance concerns under each construction phase scenario. Final <br />WaterCAD hydraulic model files will be provided to Owner. <br />2. Attend a meeting with Owner in South Bend, Indiana to present results of Construction <br />Sequencing analysis and recommended implementation plan. Comments received from <br />Owner will be incorporated into Final Construction Sequencing Technical Memorandum <br />deliverable. Five hardcopies and an electronic PDF copy will be provided to the Owner for <br />the Draft and Final Technical Memorandum deliverables. <br />H. Task 7 — Project Management and Administration <br />Provide project supervision, direction, and coordination with the Owner's management and <br />staff. Project administration and management also includes budget and schedule control, <br />client management support, document control, coordination of activities, monthly invoicing <br />and project close-out for a total of five months. Engineer will maintain a change register of <br />any scope changes affecting the project budget or schedule and review it with the Owner on <br />a monthly basis. Engineer shall discuss and receive written approval for any scope changes <br />from the Owner prior to proceeding. <br />Page 3 <br />(Exhibit A — Engineer's Services) <br />EJCDC E-500 Agreement Between Owner and Engineer for Professional Services <br />Copyright © 2008 National Society of Professional Engineers for EJCDC. All rights reserved. <br />