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PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION <br />CITY OF SOUTH BEND: PINHOOK WTP IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT GUARANTEED SAVINGS CONTRACT <br /> PURCHASING REGISTERLEGEND <br />Project Name:SOUTH BEND PINHOOK UPGRADES REYReynolds Construction <br />Revision Date:10-13-2020 STPAmerican Structurepoint <br />Current Rev #: <br />0 SBCity of South Bend <br />EQUIPEquipment Supplier <br />SUBSubcontractor <br />EHOEach his own <br />ItemDescriptionDesignApproveSupplySite Startup & WBS <br />InstallationCommissioning <br />9.1 <br />Tank Protective CoatingsSTPSTPREYREYN/A <br />9.2 <br />Sumps & TrenchesSTPSTPREYREYN/A <br />9.3 <br />Field Touchup N/AN/AEHOREYN/A <br />15Mechanical------ <br />Treatment Plant Mechanical Engineering ------ <br />Process Piping 2D DrawingsSTPREYN/AN/AN/A <br />Process Piping Line ListSTPREYN/AN/AN/A <br />Process Valve ListSTPREYN/AN/AN/A <br />Process Piping & Valve SpecificationSTPREYN/AN/AN/A <br />Process Equipment O&M ManualsEQUIPEQUIPN/AN/AN/A <br />Plant Utilities-----15.1 <br />Potable WaterSTPSTPREYREYN/A15.1.2 <br />Above Ground Drain, Waste, & Vent PipingSTPSTPREYREYN/A15.1.3 <br />Below Ground Drain, Waste, & Vent PipingSTPSTPREYREYN/A15.1.4 <br />Process Sumps/TrenchesSTPSTPREYREYN/A15.2 <br />Instrument and Plant AirSTPSTPREYREYN/A15.3 <br />MANAGING THE CONSTRUCTION <br />Having spent decades in the competitive, hard-bid construction industry, Reynolds knows that increased effort in <br />planning results in increased efficiency and savings during execution. We also know that worker productivity is <br />paramount to our success, and is improved by leadership, attitude, and knowledge. In support of that belief we <br />implement the following processes to ensure all our resources are consistently as productive as possible: <br />1. Preplanning - We will invest approximately one week of our team’s time to preplan the projects. This is a <br />very intense and organized process. It is time well spent, and at the conclusion of that planning process, the <br />team will provide a presentation to senior Reynolds leadership and members of South Bend’s staff that <br />details our plan to attack the project. <br />2. Scheduling – We create detailed CPM and weekly schedules. We update the master CPM schedule <br />weekly and compare our progress to the baseline plan, making course- corrections as needed. We <br />review weekly schedules daily with the crew leaders. <br />3. Site Planning – Our site plans show laydown, material flows, crane locations, excavation <br />outlines, stockpiles, etc. These are great communication tools for orientations, daily huddles, and <br />weekly team meetings. <br />4. Operations Plans – Our Work Packages and Operations Plans include details on safety, <br />specifications, equipment, tools, material, quality, and production goals. This helps ensure <br />the crews have everything they need before they start a new element of work and the <br />expectations for production are clearly defined. <br />5. Crew Communications – We review safety, production, craft coordination, and equipment <br />usage daily with our crews during the morning huddles and end-of-shift meetings. <br />6. Material Management – We develop a material management plan including a delivery schedule, <br />laydown map, and receiving inspection checklists to ensure we maximize the value of the <br />constrained site. <br />7. Safety – We incorporate a safety assessment into every Operations Plan and endeavor to eliminate <br />hazards wherever possible, rather than relying on PPE for our only safeguards. Workers can be safe <br />AND productive if everyone on the team is committed to it. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Page | 37 <br /> <br />