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PROPOSALFOR <br />On -Call Engineering Design Services <br />SCOPE OF SERVICES <br />Tetra Tech proposes to provide engineering and <br />consulting services for PFAS Treatment System <br />Designs as outlined in the City's RFP and the <br />following sections. <br />1. Planning Study and Consulting Services <br />Tetra Tech will perform a Planning Study for the City <br />in which the number of wells impacted by PFAS, <br />their location, and areas available for a treatment <br />system(s) and truck access would be examined. <br />The Planning Study would determine how the <br />treatment system(s) would be integrated into the <br />City's existing operations, determine if a centralized <br />treatment plant is feasible for combining wells, <br />provide alternative design options, assess the <br />potential for blending, provide initial support for <br />permitting and develop capital costs associated with <br />potential land acquisition, permitting, pipeline <br />connections and system integration. In general, the <br />scope of work will include the following for the <br />Planning Study: <br />A. Management Activities <br />Tetra Tech will conduct project management <br />activities to ensure adherence to budget and <br />schedule. We will coordinate and attend meetings <br />with City staff pertaining to the project kickoff, <br />reviewing draft reports, and as needed to prepare <br />and address project inquiries and issues. In addition, <br />Tetra Tech will provide meeting minutes for each <br />meeting as well as biweekly updates of progress to <br />the City. <br />B. Well Assessment and Initial Treatment <br />Design <br />Our staff will gather information on the City's <br />groundwater conveyance systems, impacted wells, <br />reservoirs, imported water connections, and conduct <br />site visits to all well sites affected to determine <br />available area of land for the PFAS treatment <br />system(s) as well as determine how the treatment <br />system(s) will be integrated into the City's existing <br />operations. Tetra Tech will also review existing and <br />available information on the City's historical PFAS <br />bench -and pilot -scale testing as well as historical <br />Planning Studies performed and existing PFAS <br />treatment facility layouts and adhere to the <br />standards set therein. <br />In the preliminary Planning Study, Tetra Tech will <br />provide a conceptual layout for each requested <br />location by the City based on existing ion exchange <br />(IX) treatment systems (Aqueous Vets System rated <br />PFAS Treatment Systems <br />for 150 PSI), For all IX wellhead treatment designs <br />we will include cartridge fitter pre-treatment, a sand <br />separator, IX lead -lag system capable of addressing <br />the well(s)'s gallon per minute capacity, an <br />emergency generator, and an additional sound <br />attenuated booster pump to combat the head loss <br />experienced through the new treatment system, <br />C. Permit Assessment <br />Tetra Tech will perform an initial permitting <br />assessment to understand any requirements, as <br />well as develop a list of required permits (including <br />permit description, issuing regulatory agency, <br />summary of permit requirements, and permit <br />acquisition timelines). <br />❑. Feasibility Study <br />The Planning Study will include a Feasibility Study <br />which investigates hydraulic conditions of existing <br />wells and determine what modifications to existing <br />well pumps and transmission systems will be <br />necessary, if any, for the installation of the proposed <br />PFAS wellhead treatment facilities. <br />E. Cost Estimates <br />Tetra Tech will provide cost estimates for the <br />treatment facility equipment, any necessary land <br />acquisition to accommodate a treatment systems), <br />permitting, plumbing connections, transmission <br />alignments and system integration. We will also <br />include capital, maintenance, and operation cost <br />estimates for IX treatment system(s). <br />F. Preliminary Schedule <br />Tetra Tech will develop a preliminary phasing <br />schedule for construction in the Planning Study. The <br />plan is intended to provide the City a schedule and <br />projected annual outlays for financial planning. In the <br />preliminary schedule, Tetra Tech will include the <br />anticipated duration of construction as well as any <br />necessary utility extensions required. <br />G. Final Report <br />Our final report will include discussion of all items <br />listed herein and will be submitted to the City for <br />review and comments, We will provide a PDF digital <br />copy of the preliminary report and will incorporate all <br />comments made by the City prior to submitting of <br />the final report. The following page contains a <br />proposed layout of Well 26. <br />2. Design Phases <br />Once the Planning Study has been completed, <br />Tetra Tech will provide design services including <br />preparation of design sheets, specifications, and <br />TETRA TECH Page 117 <br />
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