19-DELIBERATE/ACT ON RES APPROVING PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CONTRACT WITH HAYTER ENG FOR $172,972.Submittal Date:
4-27-2012
Council Date:
5 _ 14-?(112
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM BRIEFING SHEET
Originating Department: Presented By:
=Director da Item No.:
Engineering, Planning & Shawn Napier, PDevelopment Engineeri
ng, Development
RECOMMENDED MOTION:
Deliberate and act on a resolution approving ~ount of $172,972 00 for the Texas Wa er Developme n
for the design, plans and specifications in the
Board's Drinking Water State Revolving Fund loan for roject #9424.
POLICY ISSUE(S):
Contract
BACKGROUND:
The City of Paris has submitted an application to the Texas Water Development Board for a Drinking
Water State Revolving Fund loan in the amount of approximately $3.4-million dollars. The loan will be
used to fund 15 water line replacement projects from the City's Capital Improvement Project list (see
attached map). The application deadline is June 25". The Hayter Engineering has prepared the previous ifies applications and has qualified the project green
This red~es the loan amountqtol$2 895the
for approximately 15% ($510,317.00) loan forgivenes
The current interest rate is approximately 2.1
The City of Paris is required to acquire the following professional services in order to get the loan:
Bond Council, Financial Advisor and Engineering Firm.
BOARD/COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION:
EXHIBITS:
Resolution, Contract & location map
ACTION:
Financial Report
Department Report
Presentation
Public Hearing
FISCAL NOTES:
F~ Minute Order
Z Resolution
Ordinance
F~ Other
BUDGET INFO:
Expense $0.00
Budgeted Amt. $0.00
YTD Actual $0.00
Acct. Name
Acct. Number
REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY: `
Z Administration Z City Clerk Z Eng•5 Planning & Development ❑ EMS/IT Finance ❑ Fite
Municipal Court ❑ I.ega1 ❑ Library ❑ Police ❑ Public Works ❑ Utilities
Revised 2/04/08
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RESOLUTION N0.
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PARIS, TEXAS;
APPROVING A PROPOSAL FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
WITH HAYTER ENGINEERING INC., ASSOCIATED WITH THE CITY'S
APPLICATION TO THE TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD DRINKING
WATER STATE REVOLVING FUND LOAN; MAKING OTHER FINDINGS AND
PROVISIONS RELATED TO THE SUBJECT; AND DECLARING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City of Paris is preparing an application to the Texas Water
Development Board for a Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Loan in the amount of
$3,400,000.00 to fund 15 City water line replacement projects designated on the City's
Capital Improvement Project list; and
WHEREAS, the Texas Water Development Board and other State Law requires the
City to hire Professional Engineering Services to advise City and TWDB on the water line
improvements project and on the preparation and approval of the certificates of
obligations to fund the water line improvement projects for the City; and,
WHEREAS, Hayter Engineering Inc., has submitted a Proposal for Professional
Engineering Services in the amount of $172,972.00 and a an Agreement for Professional
Engineering Services which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A".
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
PARIS, TEXAS:
Section 1. That the findings set out in the preamble to this resolution are hereby
in all things approved.
Section 2. That the City Council of the City of Paris, Texas hereby accepts the
Agreement for Professional Services frorn Hayter Engineering for the design, plans and
specifications for a Texas Water Development Board funded project to replace water mains
at various locations in the City of Paris as specified in the Engineering Proposal and
Agreement attached hereto as Exhibit "A".
Section 3. That the City Manager is authorized to execute all documents
necessary to accept the Professional Engineering Services Proposal and the Professional
Services Agreement in a form substantially similar to the documents attached hereto as
Exhibit "A".
Section 4. This resolution shall be effective immediately upon passage.
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DULY PASSED AND APPROVED this 14th day of May, 2012.
A.J. Hashmi, M.D., Mayor
ATTEST:
Janice Ellis, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
W. Kent McIlyar, City Attorney
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AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
This AGREEMENT is entered into by the City of Paris, a home-rule municipal corporation
hereinafter called "CITY," and HAYTER ENGINEERING, INC., a Texas corporation, acting herein
through a duly authorized officer, herein called "ENGINEER," because CITY desires ENGINEER'S
services in connection with engineering services for a Texas Water Development Board funded
project to replace water mains at various locations in the City.
WITNESSETH:
For the mutual promises and benefits herein described, the parties agree as follows:
Term of AGREEMENT: This AGREEMENT shall become effective on the day it is
executed, and shall continue in effect thereafter until the services provided for herein have
been performed, or until terminated as provided herein.
2. Services to be Performed by ENGINEER: Engineer shall diligently and timely perform the
services described in the Scope of Services attached hereto and incorporated herein by
reference as Exhibit A. CITY may request additional services of any type normally rendered
by ENGINEER. These will be called "Additional Services," and compensation shall be
determined as per Section 3(b) hereof.
Basic services during the construction period, if any such services are included in this
AGREEMENT, are understood to be for the time of completion initially specified in the
corresponding construction contract, and services beyond that time, including services as
expert witness or assisting in litigation, or services due to failure of the CONTRACTOR to
complete on time, will be deemed additional services.
3. Compensation of ENGINEER: Owner shall pay ENGINEER as follows:
a) 1) Engineering Feasibility Report, $23,000;
2) Design Plans and Specifications $149,972.
(b) CITY shall pay ENGINEER for additional services requested by CITY, at the hourly
rates on Exhibit B attached hereto, plus reimbursable expenses.
(c) ENGINEER may submit monthly statements for basic and additional services. These
will be based upon ENGINEER' S estimate of services completed at the time, and
CITY shall make prompt payments. If CITY fails to pay ENGINEER within sixty
(60) calendar days of the receipt of ENGINEER'S statement, the amounts due
ENGINEER shall increase at the rate of one percent (1 a month. ENGINEER may,
after giving seven (7) days written notice to CITY, suspend services until paid.
(d) In the event of termination by CITY, ENGINEER shall be entitled to payment for
services rendered through receipt of termination notice.
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(e) "Reimbursable expenses" include, but are not limited to, long distance telephone,
postage, equipment, expendables, mileage, subcontractors or special consultants,
freight, testing fees, copies, and blueprints. Where special consultants or
subcontractors are used as additional services, the ENGINEER'S reimbursement
shall include a service charge equal to 5% of the subcontractor's invoice amount.
4. Services to be Performed by_CITY: CITY shall: (i) designate a specific person as CITY's
representative; (ii) provide ENGINEER with any previous studies, reports, data, budget
constraints, special CITY requirements, or other pertinent information known to CITY; (iii)
ensure access for the ENGINEER to properties necessary for performance of the
ENGINEER' S work; (iv) provide legal, accounting, or insurance consultants, financial
advisors or other similar specialists as required for the project; (v) make prompt payments in
response to ENGINEER' S statements; and (vi) respond in a timely fashion to requests from
the ENGINEER. ENGINEER is entitled to rely upon and use, without independent
verification and without liability, all information and services provided by CITY or CITY's
appointees, or with respect to buried utilities, the utility providing service in the project area.
5. Termination: The obligation to provide further services under this AGREEMENT may be
terminated by either party upon ten (10) calendar days written notice, in the event of
substantial failure by the other party to perform in accordance with the terms hereof.
6. Reuse of Documents: All documents prepared by ENGINEER are instruments of service for
the specific project contemplated under this AGREEMENT. They are not intended for reuse
on extensions of that project, or on any other project. Any reuse without written verification
or adaptation by ENGINEER for the specific purpose intended will be at CITY's sole risk and
without liability to ENGINEER.
7. Notices: Any notices to be given hereunder by either party to the other may be effected
either by personal delivery, in writing, or by registered or certified mail.
8. Sole Parties and Entire AGREEMEN"I': This AGREEMENT shall not create any rights or
benefits to anyone except the CITY and ENGINEER, and contains the entire agreement
between the parties. Oral modifications to this agreement shall have no force or effect.
9. Texas Law to A.pplv• Successors• Construction: This AGREEMENT shall be construed
under and in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas. It shall be binding upon, and
inure to the benefit of, the parties hereto and their representatives, successors and assigns.
Should any provisions in this AGREEMENT later be held invalid, illegal or unenforceable,
they shall be deemed void, and this AGREEMENT shall be construed as if such provision
had never been contained herein.
10. Other Provisions: The parties hereto further agree as follows:
(a) Indemnification. ENGINEER shall release, indemnify and hold CITY and its
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officers, agents and employees harmless from and against all damages, injuries
(including death), claims, property damages (including loss of use), losses, demands,
suits, judgments and costs, including reasonable attorney's fees and expenses, in any
way arising out of, related to, or resulting from the services provided by ENGINEER
but only to the extent caused by the negligent act or omission or intentional wrongful
act or omission of ENGINEER, its officers, agents, employees, subcontractors,
licensees, invitees or any other third parties for whom Engineer is legally responsible
(hereinafter "Claims"). ENGINEER is expressly required to defend CITY against all
such Claims.
(b) Any opinion of the probable construction cost prepared by the ENGINEER represents
only his judgment as a design professional and is supplied for the general guidance of
the CITY. Since the ENGINEER has no control over the cost of labor and material,
or many other factors, the ENGINEER does not imply nor guarantee the accuracy of
such opinions. If the CITY elects to redesign or rebid the project to reduce costs,
ENGINEER' S services for such rebidding or redesign shall be additional services.
(c) The ENGINEER has not been retained or compensated to provide design and
construction review services relating to any construction contractor's safety
precautions or to means, methods, techniques, sequences, or procedures required for
the contractor to perform his work, but not relating to the final or completed
structure. The ENGINEER does not in any manner guarantee the performance of the
construction contractors.
(d) ENGINEER wil] strive to perform services hereunder in a manner consistent with
that level of care and skill ordinarily exercised by members of the profession
currently practicing in the same locality under similar conditions. No other
representation, express or implied, and no warranty or guarantee is included or
intended in this AGREEMENT, or in any report, opinion, document, or otherwise.
(e) Delivery of Electronic Files - In accepting and utilizing any drawings, reports and
data on any form of electron media from the ENGINEER, CITY agrees that such files
are instruments of service of the ENGINEER, solely for this particular Project. The
CITY agrees not to reuse these electronic files for any purpose other than of the
Project. The CITY agrees to waive all claims against the ENGINEER resulting from
any unauthorized changes to or reuse of the electronic files for any other project.
Electronic files furnished by either party shall be subject to an acceptance period of
sixty (60) days. After the acceptance period, the electronic files shall be deemed to be
accepted and neither party shall have any obligation to correct errors or maintain
electronic files.
In the event of a conflict between the hard-copy construction documents and record
drawings prepared by the ENGINEER and the electronic files, the signed and sealed
hard-copy construction documents shall govern.
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In addition, the CITY agrees, to the fullest extent permitted by law, to release the
ENGINEER, its officers, directors, employees and subconsultants against all
damages, liabilities or costs, including reasonable attorneys' fees and defense costs,
( fl Independent Contractor. ENGINEER covenants and agrees that ENGINEER is an
independent contractor and not an officer, agent, servant or employee of CITY; that
ENGINEER shall have exclusive control of and exclusive right to control the details
of the work performed hereunder and all persons performing same, and shall be
responsible for the acts and omissions of its officers, agents, employees, contractors,
subcontractors and consultants; that the doctrine of respondent superior shall not
apply as between CITY and ENGINEER, its officers, agents, employees, contractors,
subcontractors and consultants, and nothing herein shall be construed as creating a
partnership or joint enterprise between CITY and ENGINEER.
(g) No Assignment. ENGINEER. covenants and agrees that during the term of this
agreement, the services to be provided hereunder remain the sole responsibility of
ENGINEER, and that ENGINEER shall not during the term of this agreement assign,
subcontract, or in any other way authorize or retain other parties to provide such
services without the express written consent of CITY.
(h) Venue. The parties agree that the laws of the State of Texas shall govern this
Agreement, and that all aspects of this Agreement are performable in Lamar County,
Texas. Exclusive venue for any claim or lawsuit arising out of or related to this
Agreement shall lie in Lamar County, Texas.
11. Amendments to this contract shall be in writing, and be signed by the appropriate authorized
parties for both CITY and ENGINEER.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties, having read and understood this AGREEMENT, have
executed suchfi) duplicate copies, ech of which shall have full dignity and force as an original, on
the day of , 2012.
ENG
By:
ATTEST:
(Corporate Seal)
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CITY: CITY OF PARIS
By:
ATTEST:
(Seal)
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EXHIBIT A
BASIC SERVICES OF ENGINEER
2.1 General
The Project contemplated herein will consist of water distribution system
improvements as outlined in CITY's TWDB Engineering Feasibility Report.
ENGINEER shall provide for CITY professional engineering services as hereinafter
provided. These services will include providing professional engineering consultation
and advice and furnishing customary civil, structural, mechanical and electrical
engineering services, and customary architectural services incidental thereto.
2.2 Preliminary Design Phase
2.2.1 Consult with CITY to clarify and define CITY's requirements for the Project and review
available data.
2.2.2 Advise CITY as to the necessity of CITY providing or obtaining from others, data or
services outside those of ENGINEER described herein, and assist CITY in obtaining
same.
2.2.3 Identify and analyze requirements of governmental authorities having jurisdiction to
approve the design of the Project and participate in consultations with such authorities.
2.2.4 Prepare the Engineering Feasibility Report and obtain CITY and TWDB approval thereof.
2.3 Final Design Phase Drawin sg and Specification Phase
2.3.1 Prepare final drawings to show the general scope, extent and character of the work of
CONTRACTOR ("Drawings"), and Technical Specifications.
2.3.2 Provide technical data for CITY'S use in obtaining approval of governmental authorities
having jurisdiction to approve the design of the Project, and assist CITY in consultations
with said approval authority.
2.3.3 Advise CITY of any adjustments to the latest opinion of probable Total Project Costs.
2.3.4 Prepare for review and approval by CITY, its legal counsel and other advisors, contract
agreement forms, general conditions, and supplementary conditions, and bid forms,
invitations to bid and instructions to bidders, and assist in the preparation of other related
documents.
2.3.5 Furnish one copy of the above documents and of the Drawings and Specifications and
present and review them with CITY.
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2.4 Biddin
2.4.1 Assist CITY in advertising for bids for a sin le prime contract for the Work.
2.4.2 Prepare addenda as appropriate to interpret, clarify or expand the Bidding Documents.
2.4.3 Attend the bid opening, prepare bid tabulation sheets, and recommend an award if deemed
appropriate.
2.5 Construction Phase - Construction Phase Services shall be paid for per paragraph 3(b)
herein.
2.5.1 ENGINEER shall consult, advise, and act as CITY'S representative as provided in the
construction contract. All of CITY'S instructions to CONTRACTOR will be issued
through ENGINEER who will have authority to act on behalf of CITY to the extent
provided in said construction contract.
2.5.2 In connection with observations of the work of CONTRACTOR while it is in progress:
2.5.2.1 ENGINEER shall make visits to the site at intervals ENGINEER deems necessary, in
order to observe the progress and quality of the CONTRACTOR'S work. Based on
information obtained during such visits and on such observations, ENGINEER shall
endeavor to determine in general, if such work is proceeding in accordance with the
contract documents.
2.5.2.2 If requested by CITY or recommended by ENGINEER and agreed to in writing by CITY,
an on-site observer will be furnished, to act as directed by ENGINEER in order to assist
ENGINEER in observing performance of the work. Such services will be paid for as per
Section 3b. The duties and responsibilities and the limitations on the authority of the on-
site observer will be set forth in a separate exhibit which is to be made a part of this
Agreement before such services begin.
2.5.2.3 ENGINEER'S visits to, and representation by the on-site observer at the site, will enable
ENGINEER to better carry out the duties and responsibilities assigned to ENGINEER
during the Construction Phase, and, by exercise of ENGINEER'S efforts as an experienced
and qualified design professional, provide CITY a greater degree of confidence that the
completed work of CONTRACTOR will conform generally to the contract documents.
ENGINEER shall not, however, during such visits or as a result of such observations,
supervise, direct or have control over CONTRACTOR'S work, nor shall ENGINEER
have authority over or responsibility for the means, methods, techniques, sequences or
procedures of construction selected by CONTRACTOR or for safety precautions and
programs incident to the work, or for any failure of CONTRACTOR to comply with laws,
regulations, codes or orders applicable to CONTRACTOR' S work. Accordingly,
ENGINEER can neither guarantee the performance of the construction contracts by
CONTRACTOR, nor assume responsibility for CONTRACTOR'S failure to furnish and
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perform their work in accordance with the contract documents.
2.5.3 Interpretations and Clarifications
ENGINEER shall issue necessary interpretations and clarifications of the contract
documents and in connection therewith prepare work directive changes and change orders,
as required.
2.5.4 Shop Drawings & Substitutes
ENGINEER shall review or take appropriate action, on substitute materials proposed by
CONTRACTOR, shop drawings, samples and other data which CONTRACTOR is
required to submit, but only for general conformance with the design concept of the
project and the information given in the contract documents. Such review shall not extend
to means, methods, techniques, sequences or procedures of construction or to safety
precautions and programs incident thereto.
2.5.5 Inspections and Tests
ENGINEER shall have authority, as CITY'S representative, to require special inspection
or testing of the work, and shall receive and review all certificates of inspections, testing
and approvals required by laws, regulations, codes, orders or the contract documents, to
determine generally that their content complies with the requirements of, and the results
certified indicate compliance with, the contract documents.
2.5.6 Disputes between CITY and CONTRACTOR
ENGINEER shall act as initial interpreter of the contract documents and judge of the
acceptability of the work, and make decisions on all claims of CITY and CONTRACTOR
relating to the acceptability of the work or the interpretation of the requirements of the
contract documents. ENGINEER shall not be liable for the results of any such
interpretations or decisions rendered in good faith.
2.5.7 Applications for Payment
Based on ENGINEER'S observations as an experienced and qualified design professional,
on information provided by the on-site observer and on review of applications for
payment and the accompanying data and schedules; ENGINEER shall determine the
amount owed to CONTRACTOR and recommend in writing payments to
CONTRACTOR. This recommendation will constitute a representation to CITY that the
work has progressed to the point indicated, and that, to the best of ENGINEER'S
knowledge, information and belief, the quality of such work is generally in accordance
with the contract documents. However, ENGINEER will not thereby be deemed to have
made exhaustive, continuous or detailed reviews or examinations to check the quality or
quantity of CONTRACTOR'S work as it is furnished, beyond the responsibilities
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specifically assigned to ENGINEER in this Agreement and the contract documents.
ENGINEER'S review of CONTRACTOR'S work for the purpose of recommending
payments will also not impose responsibility on ENGINEER to make any examination to
ascertain how or for what purposes CONTRACTOR has used the monies paid on account
of the contract price, or to determine that title to any of the work, materials or equipment
has passed to OWNER free and clear of any lien, claims, security interests or
encumbrances, or that there may not be other matters at issue between CITY and
CONTRACTOR that might affect the amount that should be paid.
2.5.8 Inspections
ENGINEER shall conduct an inspection to determine if the work is substantially
complete, and a final inspection to determine if the completed work is acceptable, so that
ENGINEER may recommend final payment to CONTRACTOR. Any such
recommendation is subject to the limitations expressed earlier herein.
2.5.9 Limitation of Responsibilities
ENGINEER shall not be responsible for the acts or omissions of any CONTRACTOR, or
its subcontractor, supplier, or any of the CONTRACTOR' S or subcontractor's suppliers,
agents or employees, or any other persons (except ENGINEER'S own employees and
agents) at the site or otherwise furnishing or performing any of the CONTRACTOR' S
work; however, nothing contained in this section shall release ENGINEER from liability
for failure to properly perform duties and responsibilities assumed by ENGINEER in the
contract documents.
SECTION 2.6 - ADDITIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
The following "additional services" are known to be required at the time of this agreement, and are
authorized per 3(b) herein. Any other "additional services" which may be added at CITY's request
will be paid for as additional services in accord with Section 3b.
Plannin P~ hase
2.6.1 Application for Financing - ENGINEER will provide assistance in the financing stage of
the project, to provide required information to CITY's bond counsel, TWDB, and others
as necessary.
2.6.2 Environmental Review - ENGINEER will provide the Environmental Review documents
to TWDB, and obtain approval therefore.
Design Phase
2.6.3 Design Surveys - ENGINEER will provide field surveying necessary to design the
project, including planimetric locations, elevations, and similax topographic information,
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including boundary type surveys if required.
2.6.4 Project Management - ENGINEER will assist CITY in submitting draw request schedules
and other items as required by TWDB.
2.6.5 Permits - ENGINEER will prepare crossing permit applications to TxDOT and others if
required.
2.6.6 Bid and Award - Beyond basic fee services specified elsewhere herein, ENGINEER will
print and distribute all sets of drawings and addendums required; maintain a list of
prospective bidders; distribute any addenda required; provide drawings and specifications
to contractor plan rooms; and attend a pre-bid conference if one is deemed advisable.
Further, ENGINEER will prepare the necessary sets of documents for contract execution;
work with CONTRACTOR and CITY to execute same; submit executed documents for
approval to City Attorney and any funding agencies requiring document review; and
distribute executed documents.
Construction Phase
2.6.7 Materials Testing - ENGINEER will arrange and pay for construction materials of the
project site, for testing as required.
2.6.8 Limitation - ENGINEER shall not exceed budgeted amounts for engineering services as
identified in the CITY's TWDB contract without additional authorization by CITY.
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EXHIBIT B
Schedule of Per Diem Rates
October 2011
Personnel Hourly Rates
Principals
145.00
Project Managers
120.00
Project Engineer
85.00
Intern Engineers
80.00
Senior Technicians
75.00
CAD Technician
50.00
Draftsmen
30.00
Administrative Assistant
50.00
Environmentalist
50.00
On-Site Observer
45.00
Surveyor
85.00
Survey Technician
45.00
Survey Crew - 2 Man Party
85.00
Survey Crew - 3 Man Party
125.00
The schedule of per diem rates may be changed by the ENGINEER at his sole discretion. Time billed
for per diem rate services shall be in minimum increments of'/4 hour.
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RECEIVED
APR 16 2011
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HAYTER
ENGINEERING, INC.
CONSULTANTS PLANNERS ENGINEERS
4445 S.E. LOOP 286 • PARIS, TEXAS 75460
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ENGINEERING SERVICES PROPOSED
Engineering services that we believe would be required for TWDB funded projects are included
below:
1. Design Survevs - The Engineer will provide design field surveys. This item includes all
land surveying necessary to prepare plans and specifications, including topo and profiles,
contour map, existing flow lines, etc. Boundary type surveys for easements or sites are
not included.
2. Basic Enpineerinp, Services - Basic engineering services include preparation of design,
drawings, and specifications suitable for competitive bidding, assistance in obtaining
bids, and general engineering review of the construction contractor's progress and quality
of work during the construction process. General construction review entails the engineer
making periodic trips to the job site, to observe the construction progress and a prefinal
and final inspection.
Basic engineering services also includes assistance in the bid and award process, i.e.,
publishing advertisement for bids, soliciting bids from potential contractors, assistance at
bid opening, bid tabulation and bid bond checks, review of low bidder's qualifications,
and recommendation for award of project, and recommendation for payment of
construction contractor payment requests, as necessary.
3. Record Drawings and Warranty Review - The Engineer will provide revised drawings
after construction, showing changes reported by the contractor, and assistance, as needed,
to obtain warranty service during the warranty review period.
4. GeotechnicallConstruction Testiny,Land Crossinp, Permits - Engineer will arrange for any
necessary geotechnical or construction materials testing, and review results thereof.
Engineer will prepare any necessary applications for crossing permits, and submit same
to the appropriate regulatory agencies.
5. On-Site Observation - The Engineer can provide an on-site observer, who will provide
more frequent site reviews of construction progress than allowed for under (2) above, if
this service is required by the City.
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Voluntary
Disclosure of Interest Statement
By
The Principals of
Hayter Engineering, Inc.
The following information is voluntarily given to City of Paris, to assist in evaluating Hayter
Engineering, Inc.'s self-interest in the City's proposed project which might conflict with the
City's best interest and thus affect the firm's ability to represent the City's interests only in all
matters relating to its projects and planning of said City.
Common Stockholdings:
No holdings in any corporation in excess of $10,000 which directly supplies finished
products to the water, sewer, street or solid wastes industry.
Construction Companies and Firms:
No financial, business or management interest.
No blood relations connected with same through first cousins.
Equipment and Materials Suppliers:
No financial, business or management interest.
No blood relations connected with same through first cousins.
City of Paris:
No relations by blood or marriage. No joint financial investments, or outside business
interests. No gratuities.
Insurance:
Hayter Engineering, Inc. carries the following insurance:
Comprehensive General Liability - $4,000,000 Aggregate
Professional Liability - $2,000,000 Aggregate
Auto Liability -$1,000,000 Combined Single Limit
Workman's Compensation
HAYTER ENGiNEERING, INC.
By:
R. Reeves Haytex, P.E. `
President
April 2012
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HAYTER
ENGINEERING, INC.
CONSULTANTS PLANNERS ENGINEERS
April 9, 2012
City of Paris
P.O. Box 9037
Paris, TX 75461
A'I'TENTION: Gene Anderson, Interim City Manager
REFERENCE: Request for Proposa] for Engineering Services
TWDB DWSRF 49424, Water Lines Replacement
Dear Mr. Anderson:
4445 S.E. LOOP 286
PARIS, TEXAS 75460
(903) 785-0303
FAX (903) 785-0308
Thank you for considering Hayter Engineering, Inc. for engineering services for your TWDB
DWSRF water lines replacement project. I hope the informa±ion included in this proposal is
useful to you iii making your decision.
Since we prepared the City's TWDB Intended Use Plan budget for this project, we feel we are
uniquely familiar with the activities proposed in your project.
The following information is being provided to address the criteria outlined in the request for
proposal for engineering services.
Experience:
s Throughout our 55 year history, we have participated in numerous TWDB funded
projects. We have an extensive familiarity with TWDB rules and regulations. At the
present, we have 23 TWDB projects underway.
• We not only provided design for these projects, but also provided construction
management/review. Often this included full-time or part-time inspection.
• All of these projects have been in the northeast Texas area, and we feel that we have
special expertise in representing the smaller cities in this region. Located in Paris, we can
respond promptly to the City's needs.
Service Siiice 1957T6PE F~Q515
• We have provided engineering services to the City of Paris since 1965, with such projects
as water distribution, water treatment plant improvements, streets and drainage, master
drainage, plan. wastewater distribution, manhole rehabilitation, paving, booster pump
station, 4 MG ground storage tank, etc. Most recently, we have provided engineering
services for a Texas Capital Fund 14" water main extension to Daisy Fanns, and civil
engineering services for the new Paris High School.
• Approximately half of our 107 current projects are water utility projects. As shown on the
enclosed Public Clients List, we have extensive experience in water utility projects
throughout our 55 year history.
Proposed Services:
The engineering services which we believe will be required for this TWDB funded project, and
which are described in more detail directly following this letter of interest, are:
• Design surveys.
• Basic engineering services.
• Record drawings and warranty review.
• Geotechnical construction testing and crossing permits.
• On-site observation.
Work Performance:
Design of all our projects are completed using AutoCAD computer designed software, which
greatly increases the quality and accuracy of our designs. This, combined with the personal
pride that all of our employees take in their work, results in a high level of design quality.
Qualifications and Capacity to PerJorm:
• With a staff of five professional engineers and 24 total full-time employees, we can offer
the stability and flexibility of somewhat larger firms, while still maintaining a size that
allows the principals of the firm to be directly involved with every client.
• Our five professional engineers have a combined total of well over 100 years of
engineering experience.
• Construction drawings are prepared at our four AutoCAD workstations by our AutoCAD
technicians, each of which are currently operating with AutoCAD Civil 3D 2012.
• We operate two survey crews to perform any necessary design surveying.
• We also offer project inspection services either on a full-time or part-time basis.
• All of these services are supported by our administrative staff of 5 employees who also
prepare contract documents and conduct the administrative aspects of our projects,
including bid and award process, processing partial payment estimates, change orders,
etc.
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• Regarding professional liability insurance, a copy of our Certificate of Coverage is
included in this proposal. We carry $2,000,000 per claim and $2,000,000 aggregate
professional liability insurance.
Affirmative Action:
• Hayter Engineering, Inc. is a small business as defined by the SBA, and a Small Business
in a Rural Area as defined by TWDB.
• Hayter Engineering, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer, and has adopted an
affirmative policy in this regard. In connection with this policy, periodic meetings are
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conducted to remind supervisory emp~ale Sand mnorrtyC employeers enand personneb
traimng opportunities are provided fe
recruitment advertising indicates EEO compliance. Company subcontractors and
suppliers are notified of our non-discrimination policies, periodic performance
evaluations are conducted for all employees, including minority and female employees,
and all company facilities and activities are maintained on a non-segregated basis.
Minority and female employees are provided opportunities for further formal education,
including equal access to the company's tuition reimbursement program.
The company has maintained a policy of non-discrimination since its inception in 1957,
with these formal procedures being adopted in 1984.
In addition to TWDB, we also have experience with programs through Rural Development,
Economic Development Administration, FAA, TxDOT, Texas Department of Agriculture
Department of Rural Affairs, Texas Parks and Wildlife, HUD, and other federal and state
agencies.
The proposal package that follows this letter includes all the engineering services which we
propose to offer, a complete listing of past client local governments, resumes of engineers who
would be involved in the City's project, and a Disclosure of Interest Statement.
Once again, we appreciate the opportunity to submit our qualifications, and your time and effort
in considering our firm. We would be happy to provide such additional information as the City
may require, and would be pleased to appear before you or the City Council for an interview if
that would be beneficial in your selection process.
Sincerely,
YT~R ENGINE~RING,INC.
1
R. Reeves Hayt , P.
President
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R. Reeves Hayter, P.E., R.P.L.S.
President, Hayter Engineering, Inc.
Texas Registration #40334
Education
B.S.E. Civil Engineering
Registrations
Duke University, 1971
Professional Engineer, 1976, Texas
Professional Engineer, 1976, Oklahoma
Professional Engineer, 1976, Missouri
Professional Engineer, 1976, Arkansas
Registered Professional Land Surveyor, 1980, Texas
Memberships
American Society of Civil Engineers
Water Environment Federation
American Water Works Association
Experience
Mr. Hayter has 40 years of experience in surveying, consulting, planning, design, testing,
construction review, operations and environmental reviews for a broad cross-section of civil
works. Prior to his association with Hayter Engineering, he served as an assistant City engineer
and as project representative for an ENR 500 engineering design firm. Mr. Hayter became
associated with Hayter Engineering in 1976, and, since 1986, has served as President of the firm.
Among his prior projects are:
WATER FACILITIES
► LCWSD 1998-99 Improvements, Elevated Storage and Transmission
Mains
► Water Treatment Facilities, City of Cooper, Texas
► 4 Million gallon Center Street Storage, City of Paris, Texas
► Elevated storage facilities, City of Bonham, Texas
► Elevated storage facilities, Lamar County Water Supply District
(10 tanks total)
► Deep water well, City of Trenton, Texas
► Deep water well, City of Wolfe City, Texas
► Comprehensive Water Supply Plan, City of Reno, Texas
► Dam rehabilitation, Big Creek Reservoir, City of Cooper, Texas
► Elevated Storage Facilities, Sharon WSC
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► Elevated Storage Facilities, Bright Star-Salem WSC
► Elevated Storage Facilities, City of Tioga, Texas
WASTEWATER FACILITIES
► Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion, City of Bonham, Texas
op. Wastewater Treatment Facility, City of Tioga, Texas
► Stormwater Equalization Basin, City of Commerce, Texas
lo- Wastewater Chlorination/Dechlorination Facilities, City of Paris, Texas
111. 15" Powder Creek Interceptor Facilities, City of Bonham, Texas
► Wastewater Collection System Rehabilitation, City of Trenton, Texas
► Class A Autothermal Sludge Digestion Facilities, City of Paris, Texas
► Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion, City of Cooper, Texas
DRAINAGE PLANNING AND DESICTN
► Master Drainage Plan, City of Commerce, Texas
► Master Drainage Plan, City of Paris, Texas
► Comprehensive Plan - Stormwater Drainage, City of Bonham, Texas
► Master Drainage Plan, City of DeKalb, Texas
► Master Drainage Plan, Stillhouse Estates, Paris, Texas
► Master Drainage Plan, City of Reno, Texas
► Drainage Facilities Design, Mirabeau Center Project, City of Paris, Texas
► Drainage Facilities Design, Pine Ivlill Road Project, City of Paris, Texas
► Plum Street Stormwater Detention Basin, City of Paris, Texas
STREETS ROADS - SIDEWALKS
► Urban Renewal, St. Joseph, Missouri
► Airpark Avenue, Greenville EDC, Texas
► 7th Southwest Project, City of Paris. Texas
► Pine Mill Road Improvements, Lamar County, Texas
► Oak Creek Addition, Phase VII, Paris, Texas
► Townwood Estates, Paris, Texas
► Pecan Street Extension, City of Bonham, Texas
► City of Clarksville, 1992 TDHCA Street Improvements, Texas
► Paris TDA Downtown Sidewalks
AIRPORT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
► Commerce Municipal Airport-Runway and apron improvements.
► Cox Field, Paris, Texas - T-Hangar Aprons
► Cox Field, Paris, Texas - Taxiway Design
► Jones Field, Bonham, Texas - Aviation easements, airport layout planning
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► Cox Field, Paris, Texas - Runway and taxiway reconstruction, navaids,
lighting improvements; airport layout plan
BRIDGES
► Mustang Creek, City of Deport, Texas
op. pig Branch, City of Bonham, Texas
101, gKINSAp, approximately 800 bridges in Missouri and Texas
COMMERCIAL/INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
► Applebee's Restaurant, Paris, Texas
► Lamar Crossing Shopping Center, Paris, Texas
► Kennedy Ford-Lincoln Dealership, Paris, Texas
► Commerce High School, Commerce, Texas
pol Burger King, Bonham, Z'exas
00. Mirabeau Square Shopping Center Expansion, Paris, Texas
► Holiday Inn Express and Comfort Suites, Paris, Texas
► IHOP Restaurant, Mt. Pleasant, Texas
► Brentwood Terrace Nursing Facility, Paris, Texas
00. Women's and Men's Dormitories, Paris Junior College
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Thomas L. Pruitt, P.E.
Project Manager, Hayter Engineering, Inc.
Texas Registration #92767
Education
B.S. Civil Engineering
US Department of Transportation,
Bridge Inspection Certification
A.S. Engineering
OSHA Basic Safety Training
A.A.S. Civil Drafting and Design (AutoCAD)
Basic Noncommissioned Officers
Course
Registration
Professional Engineer
Experience
WATER FACILITIES
New Mexico State University, 1998
New Mexico State University, 1998
San Juan College, 1996
Eastern New Mexico University,
1995
San Juan College, 1994
New Mexico Military Academy,
1994
Texas, 2003
► Phase I, II, & III Water & Sewer System Improvements, City of Paris,
Texas
► Phase I, II, & III Water & Sewer System Improvements, City of Alba,
Texas
► Water Distribution System Improvements, City of DeKalb, Texas
► Water Distribution System Improvements, Red River County - 410 WSC
- Manchester, Texas
► Water Distribution System Improvements, Lamar County - LC WSD -
Choctaw Ridge, Texas
► Water Treatment Facilities, City of Trinidad, Texas
► Water Treatment Facilities, City of Star Harbor, Texas
► Water Treatment Facilities, City of Malakoff, Texas
► Water Distribution System Improvements, Gafford Chapel WSC, Texas
► Water Distribution System Improvements, City of Star Harbor, Texas
► Raw Water Intake Facilities, City of Star Harbor, Texas
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► Raw Water Intake Facilities, City of Malakoff, Texas
► Raw Water Intake Facilities, City of Trinidad, Texas
► Water Distribution System Improvements, City of Arp, Texas
► Water Storage Standpipe, City of Star Harbor, Texas
► Water Distribution System Improvements, City of Commerce, Texas
► Water Study, CRC Water Supply Corporation, Texas
► Water Disinfection System Byproducts Improvements, City of Cooper,
Texas
► Water Disinfection System Byproducts Improvements, Delta County
MUD, Texas
► Water Meter Replacement, City of Blossom, Texas
► Elevated Storage Rehabilitation, City of Blossom, Texas
WASTEWATER FACILITIES
► Wastewater Treatment Facilities, City of Avery, Texas
► Wastewater Treatment Facilities, City of Annona, Texas
► Wastewater Collection System Improvements, City of Annona, Texas
► Wastewater Collection System Improvements, City of Trinidad, Texas
► Lift Station, City of Annona, Texas
► Lift Station, City of Malakoff, Texas
► Lift Station, City of Trinidad, Texas
► Wastewater Treatment Plant and Master Lift Station Replacement, City of
Detroit, Texas
► Wastewater System Improvements, City of Cooper, Texas
► Wastewater System Improvements, City of Detroit, Texas
► Master Lift Station, City of Avery, Texas
CONSTRUCTION OBSERVATION
► Sanitary Sewer Lines, City of Annona, Texas
► Airport Runway Improvements (RPR), City of Paris, Texas
► Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements, City of Avery, Texas
► Sanitary Sewer Improvements, City of Cooper, Texas
► Water Line Improvements, City of Commerce, Texas
► Painting of Elevated Tank, City of Malakoff, Texas
DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS
► Curb and Gutter, City of Paris, Texas
► Open Channel Flow, City of Paris, Texas
► Open Channel Flow, City of Reno, Texas
► Disaster Relief Culverts, City of Annona, Texas
► Disaster Relief Culverts, City of Avery, Texas
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PLANNING SERVICES
► Capital Improvement Plan, City of Van Alstyne, Texas
► Capital Improvement Plan, City of Farmersville, Texas
► Master Plan, Bright Star WSC, Texas
► Master Plan, Delta County MUD, Cooper, Texas
► Master Plan, Oak Grove WSC, Oak Grove, Texas
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Kevin K. Whitley RPLS
Hayter Engineering Inc.
Education
Bachelor of Science Stephen F. Austin State University, 1997
Registrations
Registered Professional Land Surveyor - 2006, Texas (5892)
Experience
Mr. Whitley has 14 years of experience in design surveying and boundary surveying,
using both GPS and conventional methods for field surveying and utilize AutoCAD Civil
3D 2012 as well as ArcMap 10 in the office.
SURVEYING
► ALTA Surveys for Mirabeau Square, Florida Power and Light, and other
retail centers, Lamar County.
► Property boundary and easement surveys in Lamar, Red River, Fannin, Delta,
Hopkins, Henderson, Hunt, Van Zandt, Collin, Franklin, Tarrant, Titus, Grayson,
and Bowie Counties.
► US 271 - Paris to Mt. Pleasant (TxDOT/Dannenbaum Engineering)
design surveys, ownership research, utility locations, deed research.
► Design surveys for city streets in Annona, Bonham, Commerce, Cooper, Deport,
Detroit,
DeKalb, and Trenton Texas.
► Design surveys for water and sewer lines in numerous Northeast Texas cities.
► Utility Staking - 16 miles of existing waterline for Florida Power and Light.
► Construction Staking - Lamar Power Partners/Panda Energy, various hotels,
schools, nursing centers, and commercial sites in Collin, Fannin, Lamar, Hunt,
Tarrant, and Titus Counties.
► TXDOT Highway Surveying: Evergreen Contract - Lamar County, U.S. 82 -
Lamar County, multiple bridge surveys - Hopkins County, Channel Easement
Surveys - Lamar County.
► Preparation of preliminary plats, final plats and replats in Collin, Delta, Fannin,
Lamar, Tarrant, Red River and other counties.
► Lake and channel depth surveys on Cedar Creek Lake, Blossom Lake, Lake
Crook, Sabine River, and Pine Creek.
► Survey Support of Military Munitions Response Program - Delineation of ranges
and grids on property formerly owned by Camp Maxey, Lamar County, Texas.
► Field work for 6 miles of Texas Midland Railroad right-of-way.
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PUBLIC CLIENTS - PAST AND PRESENT
CLIENT
YEAR PRO
Water Supply, Distribution; Wstem UI
City of Alba
1982-2011 Assistance; Comprehensive Pler Well and
Transmission Main, Wastewatprovements;
Young vs. Martinez Paving anImprovements
!
Alba/Golden ISD
2002 Sewer Lift Station
A~~an
1979 Water Supply/Transmission; Aon
Alstyne MUD
City of Annona
Water
;
0
1963; 19
stem ngs; STEP Waterve
Improvements;
gewater S
aW
i
y
s
ng
ann
Pl
1 l
0
2004; 20062
improvements; TCEQ Assistance
l 982-201 l Zoning, Water & Wastewater Planning, SSES Study; Ground
Cit y of Arp
Storage Tank; W astewater Treatment Plant; W astewater
Collection System Extensions; Elevated Tank and
Transmission Main; Permit Assistance
Ciry of Avery
1963; 1984-2011 Water TreatmenUDistribution System; Water Line Extensions;
Paving; Comprehensive Planning; Water and Wastewater
System Improvements; WWTP Improvements; Drainage
Improvements; Permit Assistance
City of Bailey
2011 Wastewater Permit Assistance
City of Beckville
1961-1963 Water Distribution, WastewaterTreatment/Collection;
Administration
City of Bells
1978-1982 Park, Water Supply/Distribution; Administration
City of Blossom
1989-201 ] Water Distribution, Wastewater Main Extensions; Wastewater
System Improvements, Comprehensive Planning; City Lake
Dam Emergency Action Plan; Permit Assistance
City of Bogata
ce
1975-1989; 2009- ElWastewater e at d St raget Wat r Impro,~ement uPermit ~Asgs stan)
2011
Bois D'Arc
1980-1983 Water Supply/Distribution; Administration
Water District
City of Bonham
] 989-2002; 2005- Multi-Purpose Park; Water Treatment Plant Improvements;
and Report; Wastewater Permit Assistance;
r Stud
t
W
y
e
a
2011
Tracer Study; Wastewater System Expansion; Wastewater
Interceptor Replacement; Wastewater Treatment Facilities
Expansion; Water System Improvements; Elevated Tank;
Pumping Facilities; Wastewater Improvements; Soccer Fields;
Meter Replacement; Storage Tank Rehabilitation; Paving
PROJECT
CLIENT
YEAR
Improvements
1997-2004 Streetscape Improvements: Heritage District - Sam Rayburn
Central Business District
t
S
Bonham
;
tree
Drive & Main
Economic
Development
Corporation
Bowie County
1957 Roads/Drainage
ovements; Wells; Weli
i
ht Star-
Bri
mpr
1992-2007 Master Water Plan; STEP water
l
g
Permit Renewa
Salem WSC
City of Campbell
2001 Wastewater System Improvements
City of Celeste
1990-1993 Comprehensive Planning; Water and Wastewater
ments; Enforcement Order
Improve
Charleston WSC
1994-2002 Master Water Plan; Water Distribution and Storage
1988-2011 Water Transmission Mains; Wastewater Lift Station;
Chisum ISD
Topographic Survey
1994-1996 Street [mprovements; Water Distribution and Street
Cih, of
Improvements
Clarksville
Cin, of
1982-2003; 2004; CDBG - Housing Rehabilitation; Housing Replacement;
Landfill Closure; Comprehensive Planning;
in
P
Commerce
g;
av
2005; 2006-2011 Street
Wastewater Main Extensions and Plant Expansion; Water
Treatment Plant Improvements; Airport Improvements,
Infrastructure Development - Subdivision, Administration,
Water and Sewer Mains; Lift Station; WWTP Generator;
Drainage Plan; Park
Plans
i
;
on
Stormwater Pollution Prevent
Risk Management Plans
Restroom; Permit Assistance;
Water & Wastewater Treatment
1999, Water Supply/Transmission,
1969-1998
City of Cooper
,
2001, 2004, 2005- Plant Improvements; Parks; Wastewater
Administration Environmental
2011 Treatment/Collection;
Assessment; UI Survey; Reservoir Planning; CDBG (4);
Comprehensive Planning; Smoke Testing; Street Paving;
ter lnterceptor and Lift Station; Dam Improvements
Wastewa
at Big Creek; Wastewater System Improvements, Paving and
Drainage Improvements, Ice Storm Disaster Relief; Water
e Square Sidewalk
rita
H
k
g
e
;
Supply Contract; Elevated Tan
Improvements
Cunningham
1979 Water System Renovation
WSC
Streets; Water Distribution; Housing; Administration; CDBG
City of DeKal
b 1978-2011
(4); Wastewater Collection Svstem; Comprehensive Plannin~
10
CLIENT
YEAR PROJECT Wastewater Interceptor Main Improvements; Paving and
Drainage Improvements; Wastewater System Improvements;
Tornado Disaster Relief; Ice Storm Disaster Relief; Young vs.
Martinez Paving; Flood and Drainage Improvements;
Elevated Tank; Chlorination Facilities; CCN Application;
STEP Water Improvements
Delta County
1969-2011 Water Planning and Storage, Water System Improvements,
Ice Storm Disaster Relief; Water Line Relocation
Delta County
e Distribution
Pumrp S at n~; Master
1996-201 l P~
.iG
nd Sto a
MtJD
g
rou
Application; Elevated Storage
City of Deport
1985-2003, 2004; Comprehensive Planning; Street Paving; Water Distribution;
t
s,
2006-201 1 Wastewater Collection; Wastewater Main Improvemen
Water System Improvements; Young vs. Martinez Paving,
Flood and Drainage Improvements; STEP Water
Improvements, CDBG Water Improvements
City of Detroit
:nanudr Sey; Wastewater
1974-2011
tessment;tParks; Wastewater1MaLift
I lA
ss
Env conment
Statio n Improvements; Comprehensive Planning; tewater
System Expansion and Lift Station, Wastewater Treatment
Plant Improvements; Young vs. Martinez Wastewater Lines
and Paving Improvements; Wastewater Lines; Water Lines
d ministration
ter Supply and Distribution
n
l
I
ehe
ts
Ep
~
~
p~
;
eme
Water & Waste ater Improv
nts;
proveme
Im
et
rmit Assistance
using Rehabilitation; ; Voluntary Replacement; Code
Enforcement; Demolition and Clearance; and lncidental
Activities; Including Street Paving and Administration; Street
Paving and Drainage; Water and Wastewater System
1987, Improvements; Comprehensive Planning; Urgent Need Raw
19872
City of
,
1996, Water Pump Station; STEP Water Improvements; Young vs.
1992_1993
Edgewood
,
2001-2011 Martinez Paving, Flood, and Drainage Improvements; Water
Treatment Plant Improvements; Elevated Tank; Ground
Storage Tank; STEP Wastewater Improvements; Water
Treatment Plant Filter; Wastewater Treatment Plant Aerators;
Park Im rovements
City of Emory
1987-2002, 2005- Wastewater Improvements; Water Stud2 Boster pump ent
Elevated Storage; Water Mains;
Plant
;
2011
109
CLIENT
Fannin County
City of
Farmersville
410 WSC
YEAR PROJECT
Stations; Water Distribution System Improvements;
Wastewater Collection and Interceptor Main Improvements,
Water System Improvements; Wastewater Treatment Plant
Expansion; Wastewater Master Lift Station; CCN
Amendment; Water Treatment Plant Chemical Room
Rehabilitation
1968
1987-2011
1971;2011
Franklin County 1978-2011
Water District
Fruitvale WSC 2001-2004
City of Gilmer
Gafford Chapel
WSC
City of Hallsville
Harris Counry
Hickory Creek
W SC
Holly Ranch
WSC
City of Honey
Grove
City of Hooks
City of
Greenville
Hopkins County
1959-1962
1993-2002
196 6917
1992
1995-1996
1993
Water Planning
Water Distribution; Wastewater Collection; Streets (Land
Development); Water Distribution Mains and Comprehensive
Planning (City); Water Facilities Improvements; Wastewater
Collection; Storm Wastewater Improvements; Map updates;
Water Lines; Elevated Tank Painting; US 380 Utility
Relocation; Subdivision Review; Street Valuation Study
Water Supply/Distribution; Administration; Master Plan;
STEP Water Improvements; Elevated Tank; Chloramination
System
Water Supply Analysis; Recreational Improvements;
Wastewater Master Plan; Park Improvements; Web Site
Design
Water system improvements; STEP Water lmprovements;
Water Well; Master Plan
Streets; Water Distribution; Wastewater Collection
Water Distribution System Improvements
Water Supply/Distribution
Material Inspection
Water Well; Elevated Storage Tank and Transmission Main
Master Water Plan
1963-1984; 1992- I Streets; Wastewater Collection/Treatment; Administration;
1993 Elevated Storage Tank
2000-2002 I Zoning and Land Use Plans
1996-1997 I Drainage Study, Subdivision
1984-1988 I County Bridge Improvements and Industrial Building
ll0
CLIENT YEAR
City of Howe 1988-1993
City of Josephine 2000
City of Ladonia 1991-2005
Lamar County I 1978-20] 1
Lamar County I 1967-201 1
WSD
Lannius WSC +1972
City of Leonard 962-1989
City of Lone Oak I 1980-1991
City of Malakoff 1974-1982; 1997-
2011
McCraw Chapel 1972; 2002
WSC
City of Melissa 1978-1991
City of Mt. 1962-1964
Pleasant
City of Nash 1960-1964
City of Nevada 2004-2011
Nevada WSC 1991-2005
City of I 1995-1998
Neylandville
PROJECT
Wastewater Smoke Testing; Wastewater System Planning;
Wastewater Improvements
Water and wastewater system improvements
Wastewater Collection System lmprovements; CCN
Application
Roads; Administration; Comprehensive Planning; Courthouse
Renovations; Water Main Improvements; STEP Water
Improvements (materials only); Petroleum Tank Closure;
Courthouse Survey
Water Supply; Administration; Office Building; Water
Pipelines; Elevated Tanks and Standpipes; Pump Stations;
Water Purchase Contract; Water Loss Study; Rate Study
Wastewater Planning
Water Supply/Distribution; Wastewater Collection/Treatment;
Storm Drainage; Administration; Streets; I/I Survey; Landfill
Water Distribution; Wastewater Collection/Treatment;
Comprehensive Planning
Water Supply/Distribution; Wastewater Collection/Treatment;
Administration; Environmental Assessment; Wastewater
System Improvements, Water and Wastewater System
Improvements, Water Treatment Plant Improvements; Permit
~ Assistance
Water Supply/Distribution; Administration
Wastewater and Water Planning; Wastewater Collection
System; Master Lift Station and Force Main
Water Distribution; Wastewater Collection/Treatment;
Streets; Airport Administration
Water Supply/Distribution; Wastewater Collection/Treatment;
Administration
Subdivision Review
Water Ptanning; Pump Station; Ground Storage Tank;
Elevated Storage Tank
Comprehensive Planning Water System Improvements
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CLIENT
YEAR PROJECT
Airport
1965-2011 Water Distribution; Streets/Drainage; Administration;
City of Paris
Renovation; Wastewater Collection/Treatment; lli Survey;
Environmental Assessment; Industrial Location; Bridges;
Manhole Rehabilitation; Wastewater Treatment Planning;
Water Treatment Plant Improvements; 4 MG Ground Storage
Tank; Booster Pump Station; Master Drainage Plan; 36" Raw
Water Transmission Main (8.5 Miles); Wastewater Treatment
Plant Rehabilitation; Trail de Paris; Paving & Drainage;
CDBG Sewer; Lake Crook Pier; Wastewater Master Plan;
TxCAP 14" Water Main Extension; Paris High School Civil
Engineering
Paris Public
1992-1993 Site Planning '
Housing
Authority
City of Pecan
Municipal Reservoir;
1981-2011
ater Imp ovement ~Pe~hensive
Gap
p anni
Assistance
Petty WSC
1968-2005 Wastewater Collection/Treatment; Administration; Water
i
ng
Planning; Wastewater Permitt
of Point
Cit
er
prehensive
Com
1992-2011
S
tu
~
y
yst m
Water
es Improvement
e
T
Fac ]t
Improvements; WTP; Clearwell; STEP Water lmprovements
City of Pottsboro
1973-1982 Wastewater Collection/Treatment; Water Supply;
t
Administration; Environmental Assessmen
1969-1982 Water Supply/Distribution; Wastewater Collection/Treatment;
City of Queen
Administration; Environmental Assessment; Water System
City
Acquisition
Ciry of Quinlan
1998-2002 Wastewater System Improvements, Comprehensive Planning;
Wastewater Permitting
City of Quitman
1966-2002 Water Supply, Transmission, Distribution; Wastewater
Collection/Treatment; Streets; Drainage; Solid Waste
Disposal; Administration; UI Survey; Environmental
Assessment
Rains County
1998-2002, 2004 STEP Water System Improvements; Subdivision Ordinance
Development; Water Lines
Red River
2002-2011 STEP Water System Improvements
Coun
Red River
2004-2011 STEP Water System Improvements; Water Improvements
Coun WSC
Wastewater Collection/Treatment; Administration; Permit
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Randolph WSC
1971, 2010
Assistance
City of Reno
1974-2011
Water Supply/Distribution; Wastewater Collection/Treatment;
nmental Assessment; Water System
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i
nv
ro
on;
Administrat
Acquisition; Paving and Drainage; Comprehensive Planning;
Elevated Tank; Chlorination Facilities; Web Site Design;
Subdivision Review
City of Roxton
1969; 1988-2011
Water/Wastewater Planning; Street Paving, Comprehensive
Planning; STEP Water Improvements
City of Savoy
1966-1994
Wastewater Collection/Treatment; Industriat Location/Water
Supply; Comprehensive Planning
Sharon WSC
1997
Elevated Storage Tank
Smith County
1999
STEP Water Improvements
Starr WSC
1983-1988
Water Supply and Distribution Improvements
th Franklin
S
1986-1990
Water Well Improvements; Design and Administration of
ou
New Water Treatment Plant; Distribution Lines, Pump
WSC
Station, Storage Tanks
City of Sulphur
1970, 1984
Airport Renovation; Solid Waste Disposal
Springs
Spring Hill
1972
Administration Water System Acquisition; Water/Wastewater
Utility
Planning
City of Talco
1973-1976, 1988
Wastewater TreatmenUWater Planning; Administration
City of Tatum
1964
Water/Wastewater Planning
City of Terrell
1961-1963
Airport Renovation; Wastewater Treatment
TxDOT
1978-201 ]
BRINSAP Bridge Inspection Program; Surveying
City of Tioga
1985-2010
Relocation of Existing Wastewater Treatment Plant; Design
Smoke Testing of Wastewater Lines;
ti
i
i
on;
stra
n
and Adm
Assistance with EPA Administrative Order; Wastewater
System Improvements; Water Distribution Lines; Booster
Pump Station; Elevated Tank, Comprehensive Planning,
Water & Wastewater System Improvements; Subdivision
Review; Permit Assistance; Capital Improvement Plan; Water
Well
1971
Water Distribution; Wastewater Collection; Streets/Drainage
City of Toco
City of Trenton
1968-2011
Water Supply/Distribution; Wastewater Treatment; Industrial
Environmental
I/I Surve
i
y;
on;
Location; Administrat
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Assessment; Wastewater Collection System; Wastewater
Treatment Plant Improvements; Subdivision Review; Parks;
Master Plan Update
Trenton ISD 2006-2008 Lift Station; Wastewater System Im rovements
CDBG - Housing Rehabilitation; Code Enforcement; Water
City of Trinidad 1982-2011
Distribution Improvements; Drainage Improvements; Streets;
Water and Wastewater Main Improvements; Comprehensive
Planning, Paving and Drainage lmprovements, Wastewater
System Improvements, Water Treatment Plant Improvements
Tri-Water Supply 1981-1984 Master Plan for Rural Water System
Corp.
City of Van 2004-2011 Subdivision Review; Water Tank Painting; Drainage
Alstyne Improvements; Impact Fee Study; Water Line Improvements;
Comprehensive Plan Update; Chloramine Conversion
West Delta WSC 1987-1991 Water Distribution; Planning
City of W. 1986-1994 Water Distribution; Planning; Wastewater Improvements
Tawakon i
1997-1998 Grant Administration
City of
Whitehouse
City of 1977-1980 Municipal Center
Whitewright
City of Windom 1968 Wastewater Collection/Treatment; Administration
City of Winfield 1972-2002 Water Supply/Distribution; Wastewater Collection/Treatment;
Administration; Environmental Assessment; Water System
Acquisition; Wastewater Permitting
City of 1977-1984 Water Supply, Treatment/Distribution; Wastewater
Winnsboro 2003-2011 Collection/Treatment; Administration; Environmental
Assessment; Parks; Wastewater treatment facilities expansion
and improvements; Web Site Design; Permit Assistance
City of Wolfe rl__F~Ad -2011 er Collection/Trea tment; Water Distribution;
City ministration; Ul Survey, CDBG (2); Elevated
ter Treatment Plant Improvements; Water
Dstruon System Improvements; Reservoir Repairs; CCN
Application
FWoodd County r000 =STE1 Water lmprovements
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