File #: 19-486    Version: 1 Name: Personal Services Agreement with RH2 Engineers for design and construction administration services for the High Street Waterline Replacement and Storm System Improvements project (CI 19-015)
Type: Contract Status: Consent Agenda
File created: 8/20/2019 In control: City Commission
On agenda: 9/18/2019 Final action:
Title: Personal Services Agreement with RH2 Engineers for Design and Construction Administration Services for High Street Waterline Replacement and Storm System Improvements Project
Sponsors: John Lewis
Attachments: 1. Staff Report, 2. Personal Services Agreement, 3. Exhibit A - Scope and Fees, 4. Exhibit B - Standard Conditions, 5. Project Map
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Personal Services Agreement with RH2 Engineers for Design and Construction Administration Services for High Street Waterline Replacement and Storm System Improvements Project

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RECOMMENDED ACTION (Motion):
Authorize the City Manager to execute a Personal Services Agreement with RH2 Engineers for design and construction administration of the High Street Waterline Replacement and Storm System Improvements Project (CI 19-015).

BACKGROUND:
In June 2019, the revised 5-Year Paving Plan was adopted for the PMUF projects. One of the projects identified was the reconstruction of the remaining four blocks of High Street. In 2018, the first segment of the High Street reconstruction project (both waterline replacement and roadway reconstruction) was completed from S. 2nd Street to 3rd Street (four blocks). This next and final segment of the High Street reconstruction project will begin at 3rd Street and end at 7th Street. As is well documented through years of water system needs analysis and water rate justification presentations, the waterlines in this section of High Street and several side streets that cross this section of High Street need to be replaced. The pipes are old, have a history of leaks, undersized, and include the extremely outdated standard of lead-sealed joints. These conditions combined with gaps in waterline grid connectivity mean the waterline work must be completed before the roadway reconstruction work.

In addition, the city's storm and sanitary systems were evaluated. While the sanitary system is of sufficient condition, the storm system was found to have many deficiencies that must be addressed prior to the roadway reconstruction. The storm system in this area is comprised of the original combined sanitary/storm clay tile pipe. The old clay tile is undersized and in many places is shallow and structurally damaged. In addition, the roadway reconstruction project will require that all intersections must replace the sidewalk ramps to mee...

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