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1985-057-RES WHEREAS, the City of Paris, has need for professional services and Black & Veatch Engineers-Architects, RESOLUTION NO. 85-057 WHEREAS, the City of Paris, has need for professional services and Black & Veatch Engineers-Architects, POBox 802004, Dallas, Texas 75380-2004 has made a proposal for engineering service and design for rehabilitation and improvements to the Waste Water Treatment Plant, more particularly described in Appendix A of Exhibit A attached hereto; and, WHEREAS, it is deemed to be in the best interest of the City of Paris that such proposal be accepted and that a professional services contract in the form of Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof, be, and the same is hereby approved; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PARIS, That the proposal of Black & Veatch Engineers- Architects for professional services described in Exhibit A attached hereto, be, and the same is hereby accepted. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Mayor of the City of Paris, George Fisher, Jr., be, and he is hereby authorized and directed on behalf of the City of Paris to execute the Professional Service Contract attached hereto as Exhibit A. Passed and adopted this 8th day of July, 1985. ~fie~tl$ rge ~s er, J:r'., Mayor ATTEST: ~I:\~\"~' ~,~~~ att~e Cunning am, ~ 'if er APPROVED AS TO FORM: , /.q;;~;,y-2"y ~'~'J'h'-'\.".",,.,...,..,,,,..,,. .",".,~--,,:~..,...,~...,,~., .. BLACK & VEATCH ENGINEERING CONTRACT FOR 1985 WWTP IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT NO. 15-86-21 PROFESSIalAL SERVICES AGREEMENT TIllS AGREEMENT nade as of the g t:W day of ~ lA ^ ,19 1, 5: between Black & Veatch Engineers & Architects, a par ersfuip, with a principal office at Suite 300, 5728 LBJ Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75240, hereinafter saretirres called "Engineer", and the City of Paris, Paris, Texas, a municipal corporation, with offices at 135 1st Street S.E., Paris, Texas, 75460, hereinafter sorretirres called "()..mer", WITNESSETH: For the promises and considerations, and u[XJn the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, the parties hereto agree as follcws: ARTICLE I - Project o..mer hereby engages Engineer to perform professional services in connection with the project entitled 1985 Wastewater Treatrrent Plant Irrproverrents, having Project Number 15-86-21 and hereinafter for conven- ience referred to as "Project", said Project being nure carpletely described in Append'LX A, attached hereto. 'l'he professional services to be perforrred by Engineer are those services required to ilccomplish the "Scope of \':Ork" as described ir Appendix A, and such other services as Hay be required by O;>'nc;r pursuant to ARTICLE IV, Changes, of this Agreer,i?J1t. ARTICLE II - Contract Sum o..mer shall reimburse Engineer for the perfomBnce or the services required by the Contract, in accordance with Appendix B attached hereto. Notwithstanding any other 1.ll1derstandings or agreerrents betwc>en the parties, 1.ll11ess specifically noted herein, the ITB.Ximum payrrent by o..mer to Engineer for the perfomBnce of the Contract shall not exceed One H1.ll1dred 'TWenty-one Thousand Three ll1.ll1dred Thirty-Eight and 00/100 Dollars ($121,338.00) which art01.ll1t is hereinafter defined as "Guaranteed M3.ximum Contract Sum," "Contract Sum," or "GM:::S". Such art01.ll1t includes all applicable sales and/or use taxes. On a rronthly basis the Engineer shall submit to the ()..mer's Repre- sentative an application for payrrent in such fonrat and detail as is specified in Appendh B. The application for payrrent shall generally include all costs in=red by Engineer during the previous calendar rronth. 1 ~"".~_''1''''T" ...~---.,",._._--"..., Applications for payment shall be mailed to: Address: John Buss Director of Engineering City of Paris P. O. Box 1037 Paris, TX 75460 Engineer shall submit a duplicate copy of each application for payment to Anheuser Busch Companies at the following address: Mr. James L. Martin, P.E. Manager, Environmental Engineering Anheuser Busch Companies, Inc. One Busch Place (202-4) St. Louis, MO 63118-1852 Owner shall make payment within twenty-one (21) days of receipt of each monthly application for payment. Engineer shall mcintain full and complete records to substantiate application for payment. Owner shall be afforded access to such records during the period of the Contract and two (2) years thereafter for audit. For the purpose of this ARTICLE, all services shall be considered ccmlJlete upon delivery of drawings, Technical Previsions, ilnd any work specifically requested in Appendix A, Project Description and Scope of Work, by Engineer, and acceptance, thereof, by Owner. ARTICLE III - Time of Performance Engineer's work shall have comenced imnlediately upon the date of this Agreement. Engineer shall make every reasonable effort to complete the design portion of the work according to the schedule outlined in Appendix C, attached hereto. ARTICLE IV - Changes Owner designates John Buss, Director of Engineering, or his successor, as its representati ve in connecti on wi th thi s Contract. Owner, without invalidating the Contract, by written notices, may order changes in the Scope of Work which may result in an addition to or deduction from the Guaranteed Maximum Contract Sum. Such written notice to Engineer shall bear the signature of the City Manager. Such written notice may be revoked or changed only by written notice to Engineer by the City of Paris, City Manager. 2 '\.....~"-"'~. ,.-..._,.....".-._~-~"",.."". No other party in any way connected with or employed by Owner shall have authority to make changes in the Scope of Work. Engineer designates Jay Hesby, or his successor, as its representa- tive in connection with this Contract. Engineer's representative shall reply in writing to such written notice from Owner for changes in the Scope of Work to be performed within ten (10) days after receipt thereof and shall include Engineer's opinion as to a proper guaranteed maximum sum addition or deduction. The Engineer's opinion of cost shall incor- porate all provisions, if any, in Appendix B which relate to compen- sation for supplemental or additional services, or the deletion of services from the agreed scope of work, Owner's and Engineer's mutual agreement is requi red to a Guaranteed Maximum Contract Sum adjustment, and Owner's written notice to proceed must be sent to Engineer before any changes that affect the Guaranteed ~laximum Contract Sum shall be made, The Guaranteed t'laximum Contract Sum is to be adjusted by a Contract Change Order, issued and signed by both parties. All changes sha 11 become pal't of thi s Agreement and sha 11 be executed under the pro- visions of the original Contract Documents. Incidental design decisions which modify the detailed Scope of Work as given in Appendix A, may be made by Engineer without a Contract Change Order, provided such modifications do not result in an addltion to or deduction from the Guaranteed Maximum Contract Sum, ~RTICLE V - Ownership of Engineering Documents The "Eng i neeri ng Documents" i nc 1 ude a 11 documents requ i red or reasonably i"lplied by the Scope of \,ork, including but not limited to prints, mylars, plans, tracings, drawings, designs, design premises, calculatiolls, sketches, models, reports, specifications, and Technical Provisions, All Engineering Documents furnished to Engineer by Owner, in furtherance of this Contract, are the property of Olmer and are not to be used on other work by Engineer and shall be returned to Owner at the conclusion or termination of the Contract. All Engineering Documents prepared and/or furnished by Engineer in the performance of this Contract are the property of Owner. Engineer s ha 11 de liver such Engi neeri ng Documents to Owner a t the conc 1 us i on or termination of the Contract, Such Engineering Documents will be relied upon by Ol-mer so long as the City of Paris Plant, which they modify, remains in service. Such Engineering Documents are not intended or represented to be suitable for reuse by Owner or others on extensions of the Project or any other project; however, extensions of the Project by Owner or others which do not affect the basis of Engineer's work shall not terminate the obligation assumed by Engineer under this agreement. 3 "./..,,.,-..... .~""'Mc.. Any reuse without written verification or adaptation by Engineer for the specific purpose intended ~li1l be at Owner's sole risk and without 1 i abi 1 i ty or 1 ega 1 exposure to Engi neer, or to Engi neer' s independent professional associates and consultants; and Owner shall indemnify and hold harmless Engineer and Engineer's independent professional associates and consultants from all claims, damages, losses and expenses including attorneys' fees arising out of or resulting therefrom. Any such verification or adaptation will entitle Engineer to further compen- sation at rates to be agreed upon by Owner and Engineer. The Engineer may retain copies and/or reproducible my1ars of the Engineering Documents for record purposes, ARTICLE VI - Status of Parties Each party hereunder is deemed to be an independent contractor, and no party hereunder shall be deemed to be the agent of any other par'ty hereto. ARTICLE VI! - Applicable Laws and Venue The construction "od interpretation of this Agreement shall be under and in accordance with the Laws of the State of Texas, Venue fer any matter arising out of this cgreernent is hereby testabl ished ane agreed to be in Lamar County, Texas. ARTICLE VIiI - Successors and Assigns The within Agreement shall be binding upon Owner and Engineer and their respective heirs, successors, executors, administrators and assigns, Neither Owner nor Engineer may assign or transfer their respec- tive rights or interests hereunder without the written consent of the other except, however, that all accounts and moni es ea rned and accrued to Engineer hereunder may be assigned by Engineer, ARTICLE IX - Subcontracts Engineer shall not subcontract any part of its services hereunder without the prior wri tten consent of Owner. The contract pri ce in subcontracts should, except as otherwise approved by Owner, be either a lump sum or if on a cost plus basis, should be subject to a guaranteed maximum amount. No subcontract shall provide for advance payment or down payments without the specific prior approval of Owner for each such subcontract. 4 -...........~-,.."...-.:.,.._.~,.-:~, ." Such approval may be contingent upon prov, s 1 ons for adequate securi ty for any such prepayments. Engineer agrees to bind each subcontractor to the terms of the Contract Documents insofar as they are app 1 i cab 1 e to the work to be performed. It is the intention of the parties that similar obligation and rights are to be obtained in each subcontract as are provided for in the Contract Documents. ARTICLE X - Notices Any written notice required or provided for under the terms of the Contract Documents (except specifically provided in the case of Insurance) shall be given and deemed to have been duly served either (1) by delivering same in person tu the individual or to en officer of the corporation for ~Ihom it is intended, or (2) by depositing same, certified mail, return receipt requested, in the United States mail, addressed to the respective parties, as indicated below: OWNER ENGINEER Davi d H. Doty, City t1anager City of Paris p, O. Box 1037 Peris, TX 75460 Jay Hesby, r.E. Black & Veatch Engineers & Architc;cts Su ite 300 5728 LBJ Freeway Dallas, TX 75240 ARTICLE XI - Termination of Agreement by Owner Owner may at any time and for any reason terminate this Agreement by giving ten (10) days' written notice thereof to Engineer. Engineer shall stop all work as soon as is possible within the ten (10) day notice period and shall deliver to Owner as promptly as is practicable, copies of all completed 0)' partially conlpleted work and information which Engineer would have been required to deliver to Owner had such termination not occurred, Additionally, if requested, Engineer shall coopera te with Owner in ori enti ng a new eng i neer wi th the des i gn con- cepts' assumptions and work performed up to the time of termination as necessary, to insure an adequate transition in engineering services and to provide continuity in project concepts. O~lI1er shall pay to Engineer all fees for direct labor costs and reimbursab 1 e expenses incurred or una 1 terab ly ob 1 i gated pri or to the date of receipt by Engineer of Owner's notice of termination. It is specifically agreed that there shall be no claim or payment for antici- pated profi t. 5 'M'...,<\o........-;_~....~_.,.__."...,~ ARTICLE XII - Termination of Agreement by Engineer Engineer may, at any time, terminate this Agreement by giving ten (10) days' written noti ce thereof to Owner for fa i 1 u re of Owner to perform in accordance with the provisions of the Contract Documents or for failure of Owner to provide with reasonable promptness such informa- tion, decisions, fee payments or approvals as may be necessary to prevent serious disruptions or prolonged delays in the work being performed. Should Engineer terminate the Agreement Owner shall pay to Engineer all fees for direct labor costs and reimbursable expenses incurred or unalterably obligated prior to the date of Engineer's notice of termina- tion, It is specifically agreed that there shall be no claim or payment for anticipated profit. If requested, Engineer shall cooperate with Owner in orienting a new engineer with the design concepts, assumptions and work performed up to date of termination, as necessary to insure an adequate transition in engineering services and to provide continuity to project concepts, ARTICLE XIII - Additional Obligations of Engineer and Owner In addition to the obligations of Owner and Engineer SEt forth elsewhere throughout the Contract Documents, the pa rt i es hereto ackn0wledge the following additional obligations and responsibilities: Owner and Engineer acknowledge the relation of trust and confidEnce established each to the other, and each party agrees to cooperate with the other in every respect in forwarding ProjEct interests. Specifi- cally, but without limitation, Engineer covenants with Owner to furnish his best skill, care and judgment and at least the prevailing stand~rd of skill, care and judgment expected of any professional engineer under circumstances similar to those to be encountered on this Project, and to cooperate with Owner in forwarding the interests of Owner. Engineer acknowledges that Owner reserves the right by itself or through others to provide to Engineer from time to time during the Project, suggested forms and revi s ions for the Engi neeri ng Documents, Eng i neer further acknowledges that it is charged with the total professional engineering responsibility for the adequacy and sufficiency of each and every Engineering Document and for all of the Engineering Documents taken as a vlhole, which are released by Engineer as approved for construction pursuant to the Scope of Work for this Project. Additionally, Engineer acknowledges it has conducted prior analysis in developing the Project and that Owner is relying on Engineer's judgment and skill to des i gn Project to ach i eve the expected Project results as these are identified in Appendix A, PrOject Description and Scope of Work, attached hereto. 6 ~c_..._. "'.. As required for the work, and not at the expense of the Engineer, the Owner wi 11 : A. Furnish property descriptions when such information is required. B. Furni s hall maps, drawi ngs, records, aud its, annua 1 reports, alld other data that are available in the files of the City and which may be useful in the work involved under this contract. C. Examine all studies, reports, sketches, drawings, specifiCiltions, proposals, and other documents presented by the Engineer and render decisions pertaining thereto within a reasonable time so as not to delay the services of Engineer. ARTICLE XIV - Ir.demnity A. Definitions For purposes of this article: 1. "Tr,e Owner" means and ir.clccJes Owner, The City of Pet'is, Paris, Texas, and all of its employees, agEI,ts, and represen- tatives; 2. "Merico" means Illerico, Inc., a Texas corporation, and all of its employees, agents, and representatives; 3. "The Engineer" means and includes Engineer, all of its cor- porate affiliates or partners and its subcontractors and their respective servants, agents dnd employees; and 4. "Contractors" and "Subcontractors" mean all of City's contrac- tors and subcontractors performi ng any des i gn, engi neeri ng, construction or other work of any type, upon or relating to the City's Sewer Treatment Plant or any additions or modifica- tions thereto, including without limitation Engineer, 5. "Loss" means any and all loss, damage, liability, or expense, whether incurred as a judgment, settlement, penalty, fine or otherwi se, i nc 1 udi ng attorney's fees arid the cost of defense, ill connection with any action, proceeding or claim, whether real or spurious, for injury, including death to any person or persons or damage to or loss of or loss of the use of property of any person, firm or corporation including the parties hereto arising or resulting out of the performance of services required pursuant to this Agreement. 7 B. Professional Liability Indemnity Engineer hereby agrees to indemnify and hold The Owner and Merico harmless from any and all Loss caused or incurred as a resUlTOf' the error, omission or negligent act of The Engineer in performance of the professional engineering services required pursuant to this Agreement, including such Loss as may be imposed upon The Owner or Merica, as a matter of Law by reason of any such error, omission, or negligent act of The Engineer. C. Ge~eral Indemnity Engineer hereby agrees to indemnify and hold The Owner and Merico harmless from and against any 1 iabil ity to, and claims and actions by any person or persons, exc 1 udi ng Ci ty and heri co, for or on account of any death or injury to any person or persons, including, ,lithout limitation, any officials, officers, partners, employees, agents, consul tants, contractors and subcontractors of Ci ty, Merica, and Contractors and Subcontractors, or any damage to property, and from all judgments or amounts paid in settlement and for all expenses incurred by City or Merica in defending such claims and actions by others other than City or Merico, including reasonable attorney fees and court costs, ~Ihere sllch liabilit:, claims, actions or expenses are caused or incurred, by any actu. act, failure to act, negligence or other fault on the part of The Engi neer. The provisions of this Paragraph C, shall not apply to loss resulting out of The Engineer's error, omission, or negligent act in performance of professional engineering services. D. General Limitation Nothing in this article shall be deemed to impose liability on Engineer to indemnify The Owner or Merico for Loss or portion of Loss attributable to the fault of The Owner or Merico. ARTICLE XV - Casualty Insurance A. Engineer hereby agrees to maintain insurance underwritten by solvent insurance companies authorized to do business in the State of Texas, with Best Rating of "A". This insurance shall at a minimum provide coverage for the following: 1. The 1 ega 1 1 i abil ity sation Act for all Benefit Statute or of Engi neer under the Workers' Compen- states, and under any other Employee similar law, to pay claims for bodily 8 lnJuries, including death and disease sustained by employees. Emp 1 oyers' L i abi 1 ity coverage sha 11 be i nc 1 uded with a 1 imit of liability of not less than $1,000,000. A Waiver of Subro- gation in favor of Owner and Merico shall be obtained from Engineer's Workers' Compensation and Employers' Liability insurer. 2. The legal liability of Engineer to pay claims because of damage to property and for injuries to or death of any person or persons for occurrences ari sing out of Engi neer' S work performed under this Contract (including automobile exposure) exclusive of professional services covered under sub-paragraph A (4) below. Said insurance to be written with limits of not less than $1,000,000 for any occurrence involving bodily injury, death, and/or property damage. 3. The 1 ega 1 1 i abi 1 ity of Owner and Meri co, by means of an Owner's Protective Liability Policy, to pay claims because of damage to property and for injuries to or death of any person or persons for occurrences ari sing out of Engi neer' s work performed under this Contract. Said insurance to be written with limits of not less than $1,000,000 for any occurrence involving bodily injury, death, and/or property damage. 4. The contractual 1 iabil ity assumed by Engineer under ARTICl XIV of this Contract. Said insurance to be written witt, limits of not less than those specified in sub-paJ'agraphs 1 and 2 above, 5. The legal liability for damages prlslng out cf the performance of professional services caused by an error, omission or neg 1 i gent act of Engi neer, any person employed by or con- tracted for by Engineer or any other person for whose acts Engineer is legally liable. Said insurance to be written in limits of not less than $1,000,000. Engineer coverage ten (10) agrees to maintain the professional for the duration of this Contract and for a years after final payment, 1 iabi 1 i ty period of B. All insurance provided by Engineer shall be primary and any insurance maintained by Owner and Merico shall be excess and not contributing with Engineer's insurance. Engineer will arrange with its insurance company to endorse its insurance pol i cies accord- ingly. C. All policies shall cancellation or of least thirty (30) be written so that Owner wi 11 be not ifi ed of any restrictive amendment of the poliCies at days prior to the effective date of such 9 ."">>ii0, .~..., least thirty (30) days prior to the effective date of such cancel- lation or amendment. Notice shall be by cr:rtified mail, return receipt requested, addressed to Owner as follows: City Clerk City of Paris P. O. Box 1037 Paris, Texas 75460 D. Certificates of Insurance and/or evidence of subscription to any State Fund shall be filed in duplicate with Owner immediately upon execution of the Agreement. These shall be filed by certified mail, return receipt rr:quested, addressed to the Owner as specified in Paragraph C above. Such certification shall indicate compliance with sub-paragraphs 1 through 4 of Paragraph A above. The certi- ficate must specifically refer to the Waiver of Subrogation and All States Endorsement required under A (1) above; and liability assumed under ARTICLE XIV, E. Engineer shall not violate, or permit to be violated, any con- ditions of any of said policies, and shall at all times satisfy the requirements of the insurance companies writing said policies. ARTICLE XVI - Patents All patents known to Engineer or which should reasonably be kno.m to Engineer which rr:late to thE processes recommended for use in the wastewater trr:atment system will be disclosed to Owner, together with an engineering evaluation of their applicability and validity. If Engineer believes that a process patent applies and is valid, a recommendation will be provided regarding acquisition of the right to use the patented process or product. If Owner believes that a patent search or lega' evaluation of patents is necessary, those services .till be obtain separately by Owner. Should Owner be drawn into any claims, pru:eeo- ings, or suits related to patent infringement as a result of the designs developed under this Agreement, Engineer will provide engineering assistance to Owner in defending against those claims, proceedings, or suits. The foregoing provlslons shall not apply to process or equipment designated by Owner. ARTICLE XVII - Registration Requirements With reference to any architectural or engineering services called for by this Contract, which, under the laws of the State of Texas, are 10 ..........~........>>-_.........,",'.".,. superv i s i on of an a rchitect or "ng i neer reg is tered under the 1 aws of such State, Engineer shall be bound to see that such services are so performed. ARTICLE XVIII - Contract Documents The fo 11 owi ng enumerated documents form the entire "Contract" between the parties and are incorporated herein by this reference and made a part hereof as if fully set out herei n and are herei n for con- venience referred to as the "Contract Documents": l. This Agreement, 2. Appendix A, entitled Project Description and Scope of Work, 3. Appendix B entitled Compensation. , 4. Appendix C, entitl"d Project Schedule, ARTICLE XIX - No Waiver by Owner ThE fai lure of Owner in anyone or more instances to insist UpOf; stri ct pf.t'formance of any of the tetOnls of the Contract Documents or tv exercise any option herein conferred, shall not be construed as a waiver or rel inquishment to any extent of the right tc assert or rely upon any such terms or option on any future occasion, ARTICLE XX - Extent of Within Agreement The within agreement constitutes the whole of the A~reement between the parties hereto and neither thereof has been induced to make or enter into the within agreement by reason of any promise, agreement, represen- tation, statement, or warranty other than as contained herein. IN WITNESS \mEREOF, the parties hereto have e>:ecuted this Agreement, the day and year first above written. CITY OF PARIS BY~~!1~)rJ? G rge F sher, Jr., Mayor 11 -..................,.........,"'.........."""""'......."". ATTEST: ~'tt-~'.. ~"-'^""~~ Mattie Cunningham City C e APPROVED AS TO FORM: J~L~ ATTEST: J r' ILf;j "_"_..,,'_..__......."'~._'"~:,,_,.,".',.'L...',.,".,,..,'~,..'"".__"__"'" BLACK & VEATCH ENGINEER-ARCHITECTS BY: C, .1. IJuncan, P.E. Resident Partner 12 APPENDIX A PROJECT DESCRIPTION & SCOPE OF WORK PART 1: PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project Title: Proj ec t Number: 1985 Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements 15-86-21 The Project consists of the design and construction of improvements to increase the City of Paris Wastewater Treatment Plant capacity to the values indicated in Engineer's report entitled "Review of Wastewater Treatment Facilities, Paris, Texas," and dated June 12, 1984. Engineer has, through analysis conducted in developing said report, determined the following improvements will achieve the indicated capacities, These improvemerlts shall constitute the Project: o New flow spl itter and grit removal systerr, ahead of the existing headworks (comminutor and grit basin). o New screening facility with six 1 mgd static-type screens, designed to allow a truck to drive into a lower level to pick up the screenings, and provided with a metal building super- structure, o New recirculc,tion pUIr.ping station to (1) lift the flow from the screer:s tv a trickling filter and (2) lift the flow from the trickling filter into the existing headworks. Two constant speed, vertical mixed-flow type pumps to be provided for pumpi ng screened raw sewage and fi 1 ter recyc 1 e, onto the filter. Two, 2-speed vertical mixed-flow type pumps to be provided for returning trickling filter effluer,t to existing plant. o Modification of one abandoned trickling with new synthetic media, collection distributor, filter box and equip troughs and rotary o New yardwork, piping, electrical equipment, and controls associ ated wi th proposed improvements, o Additional aeration discs and velocity control baffles in the existing aeration basin sufficient to treat design loading, PART 2: SCOPE OF WORK The Engi neer shall perform engi neeri ng implement the Project. The anticipated scope below. Supplemental services may be required. services necessary to of services is specified A-I A. PREBID PHASE 1. Make necessary preliminary field studies and investigations, and verify all drawings, descriptions, studies, and other data supplied by the Owner for Engineer's use which, in the opinion of the Engineer, are critical to the process and mechanical design of the project, In addition to illl other necessary field study and investigation, specific an~lysis shall be done and a recommendation formulated based upon economy and ade- quacy of service, 011 the following matters: o The type of material and construction to be used in the trickling filter wall. o The type of ma teri a 1 and cons cruct i on to be used for the screening building, o The desirability, from a reliability standpoint, of using two smaller screw conveyors for screening disposal, as opposed to one large screw conveyor. o The desirability and practicality of delaying the complete installaticr, of all the aeration discs necessary to treat the design load and instead sequentially adding aeration discs, as necessary, to satisfy the oxygec requirements dS the facil ity loading increases from current levEls to design capacity, Engineer should reference dnd satisfy Article III, Section 3.3 of the Merico/City of Paris, Wastewater Treatment AgreemEnt, when conducting this analysis. 2. Prepare a basis of Design Memorandum which includes: o A description of project concept and intended results, o A general description of existing facilities and a more detailed description of Ilew or modified facilities. For each individual new or modified treatment unit, mechanical informa- tion such as, but not limited to, dimensional size, volume, aeration capacity and distribution, horsepower, equipment model, manufacturer and performance requirements shall be specified, as appropriate depending on the process unit under consideration. o Field information such as dimensions and elevations to exist- ing facilities where critical, approximate dimensions, locations and elevations of other new or existing facilities, o Process design criteria for each individual treatment unit, such as flow, detention time, recycle rates, relevant A-2 .............,,(l.,. b"",_""'"""."~"'."",,-',".,, treatment unit sewage influent characteristics, intended treatment efficiency, treatment unit discharge characteristics including not only effluent characteristics but other possible discharges such as grit, quantity and characteristics, screening quantity and characteristics, etc. o A section discussing the weakest points, if any, in the project treatment scheme, at what loadings these might be expected to become treatment limiting constraints, what additional modifications will remedy these constraints, and what overall facility treatment capacity would result. o A section on plant operation and control which specifies reascnab 1 e target contro 1 parameters such as MLSS, t';L VSS, recirculation rates, sludge wasting rates, desirable sludge age and other parameters as appropriate, for the individual treatment units, which will result in the acceptable treatment of the des i gn load. These same pa rameters sha 11 a 1 so be specified for the acceptable treatment of the currently existing load. Additionally, this section shall include general discussion relating to operational adjustments requ i }'ed to opera te the fac i 1 ity at load i ngs between these limits, and typical operationcl problems which might result fror;} a design of this type, if any, and huy; to identif.'1 and remedy them. 3. Submit Basis of Design ~lenlor2ndum to the City and, ,-,fter City approve. 1, to the Texas Department of Health (TDH). Confer with the (TDH) sufficiently to insure the conceptual design continues to satisfy (TDH) regulatior,s. 4. Prepare detailed drawings and specifications for the proposed construction work and for all equipment required, 5. Prepare an opinion of probable construction costs for the proposed work covered by the drawings and specifications, 6. Submit drawings and specifications to the Texas Department of Health. 7. Attend one meeting in Austin to discuss the project with State Officials and answer questions, as necessary. 8. Incorporate incidental (i .e., minor) modifications to the drawings and specifications necessary to meet TDH regulations. 9. Prepare bid forms and notice to bidders. A-3 B. CONSTRUCTION PHASE 1. Reproduce drawings and specifications and issue to prospective bidders. 2. Prepare and issue addenda during the bidding period. 3. Assist in evaluation of bids and make recommendations con- cerning award of contracts. 4, Prepare conforming copies of contracts, 5. Review drawings and data submitted by construction contractors for general conformity to the contract drawings and specifica- tions. 6. Make periodic visits to thE: site of the work during con- struction, consult with the City concerning progress of the work and its compliance with the drawings, specifications, and design concepts, review payment requests and make recommenda- tions regarding payment, and generally administer the Project both in the office and in the field, 7. Interpret the meaning of the contract documents, c! s neces sa l'y, 8. Prep?rt; change orders to the contract documents, as necessary, 9. Act as initial arbiter in disputes betVleen Ci t.'l ("1r10 con- struction contractor. 10, Revise drawings to conform to construction records and furnish one set of reproducible revised drawings to the City, C. SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICES 1. Any additional work requested by the City that is not included in one of the items listed in this Appendix A will be classi- fied as supplemental services. 2. Supplemental services shall include but are not I imited to: o Additional meetings with State or Federal agencies to discuss the project. o Supplemental engineering work required requirements of regulatory or funding become effecti ve subsequent to the Agreement. to meet agencies date of the that this A..4 .'...._"._'--,.._._"~..,.._~'''"..". " o Special consultants requested or authorized by the City. o Assistance with bid protests, preparation for litigation, appearance in court, or other legal actions. o Laboratory testing during construction. A-5 ,-."..."",.,--"...~.~. . .c;.""""""-'-' APPENDIX-B COt'.PENSATION A. COMPENSATION FOR SERVICES WITHIN ANTICIPATED SCOPE OF WORK For the services within the scope of this Agreement, the Owner shall pay the Engineer for services rendered based upon Direct Labor Cost times a multiplier of 2,40. For Reimbursable Expenses the Owner sha 11 pay the Engi neer the actual cost of reimbursable expenses. Total payments due the Engineer fro' the Owner, however, shall not exceed the amount stipulilted d, the "Guaranteed Maximum Contract Sum" as specified in Article II of the Agreement except as that SUIT, might be modified according to the provisions of Article IV in the Agreement. Direct labor cost, as used in this Appendix, means uctual salaries and wages paid to the Engineer's personne" for the hours spent directly enguged on the Project. Direct le.bor cost does not include indirect payroll related costs or fringe benefits, For purposes of this Agreemenl, the hourly rates or direct labor cost of the various classes of employees to be engeged on the Project shall be within the ranges indicated r Attachment 1 to this Appendix B. Reimbursable Expenses, as used in this fppendix, mean the actual expenses incurred directly or indirectly in connection with the Project. These include, but ure not limited to, transportation and subsistence expenses related to the Project; furnishing and maintaining field office facilitif's; telephone and telegraph expense; printing, photography, al;d reproducti on expenses; overtime wage expense beyond regu 1 ar wage rates, if authorized in advance by the Owner; and special consultant fees and/or laboratory testing expense, B. COMPENSATION FOR SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICES For services not within the original scope of this Agreement, but which later become included within the scope according to the provisions of Article IV of the Agreement, the Owner shall pay the Engineer according to the provisions and I imitations specified in A above. C. FORMAT FOR APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT Engineer's application for payment shall include a summary page indicating: B-1 .,,,,0'.....,,.;,,,,.,, ....--_....~...-.~.,-.."......"....,"'..,....'.,..,,_.. , 1. Amount due. 2. Project Title and the following account number: 15-86-21-0320. 3. Direct labor costs incurred during billing period. 4. Reimbursable expense incurred during billing period, 5. A billing history specifying: i) the contract sum, i1) total arr,Qunt billed to date, 1ii) percentage of contract sum billed, iv) percent of Ivork completed based upon actual work accompl i shed and not upon percent of contract sum billed. The Engineer shall attach to the summary page an' itemization of the hours worked by the various personnel involved on tile Proj ect and an i temi za t i on of direct expense incurred on the Project. B-2 APPENDIX - B ATTACHMENT - 1 (page - 1) PARIS, TEXAS WASTEWATER TREATHENT PLAXT ALTERSATI\'ES FEE ESTHlATE 1. PREBID Direct Salary Cost Project ~lanager 15 Han-days (j $169 $ 2,535 Process Engineer 5 ~lan-days @ 192 960 Proj ect Engineer 43 Han-days ~ 140 6,020 Civil Engineer 102 Han-days @ 130 13,260 Electrical Engineer 30 Han-days @ 140 = 4,200 Drafter U5 Han-days @ 87 10,005 Quality Control 10 Han-days @ 175 1,750 Office Support 20 ~13n-days ~ 70 1,400 ~ Total Direct Salary $40,130 EXPENSES Site Visit Round Trip, Auto 200 miles at $.25/mile x 2 trips $ 100 Per Diem, 4 man-days x $10/day 40 Telephone, mail 250 Reproduction 1,000 Owner's Protective Liability Insurance Premium 1,000 $ 2,390 2. CONSTRUCTION PHASE Direct Salary Cost PH 10 Han-days " $169 S 1,690 , PE 30 l1an-days @ 1.'.0 = 4,200 CE 15 Man-days @ 130 1,950 EE 5 ~lan-days @ 140 700 OS 5 Han-days @ 70 350 $ 8,890 B-3 Revised 6/28/85 "'-"':""".~'''''>l>.';''''''~''",'1~''''''',._;",''~''.'''< "".,-._,., Bl..ACK a VEATCH APPENDIX - B ATTACHMENT - 1 (page - 2) EXPE:;SE3 Pro,ress Meetinss (10) Round Trip, Auto 10 x 200 x ,25 Per Diem 10 x 10 Telephone, 4 calls/~onth ,: 10 x 5 Mail Services Reproduction $ 500 100 = 200 = 100 500 5 1,300 3, PROJECT TOTAL FEE Salary = 2,4 (40,130+S890) Expenses = 2390+1300+1000 5117,648 3,690 $121,338, * Note: This fee up to the project, fication: estimate is based on anticipated direct labor costs. 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