File #: 25-0156    Version: 1 Name: Calder South Water Plant (WT1707)
Type: Agenda Item Status: Approved
File created: 3/10/2025 In control: Capital Projects
On agenda: 3/25/2025 Final action: 3/25/2025
Title: Consider and take action on a resolution authorizing a professional services agreement with Gannett Fleming Transystems for design, bid, and construction phase services related to Calder South Water Plant (WT1707) in an amount not to exceed $648,700 (Executive Director of Capital Projects)
Attachments: 1. Proposed Resolution, 2. Exhibit A - Professional Services Agreement w/Proposal, 3. CIP Project Sheet, 4. CIP Aerial Map, 5. Vendor Report Card - Gannett Fleming
Title
Consider and take action on a resolution authorizing a professional services agreement with Gannett Fleming Transystems for design, bid, and construction phase services related to Calder South Water Plant (WT1707) in an amount not to exceed $648,700 (Executive Director of Capital Projects)

Background:
Consider and take action on a resolution authorizing a professional services agreement with Gannett Fleming Transystems for design, bid, and construction phase services related to Calder South (formerly Westside) Water Plant (WT1707) in an amount not to exceed $648,700.

The purpose of this project is to provide additional water supply to the City's water distribution system and a redundant water source to the Bay Colony development and the south-central areas of the City. The site for this plant is a 2.118-acre tract of land, located on Calder Road, at the southernmost point of Bay Colony development. The site has direct access to the 39-inch GCWA water transmission line and the City's 24-inch water distribution main. Bay Colony development's only source of water supply is from the City's Calder Road Booster Station. Currently, there is no redundant water supply. The addition of a water well, connection to GCWA’s 39-inch line, and booster station at this plant site will enhance the availability of water supply during peak demand periods.

This project was previously designed but was put on hold due to funding and priorities. Meanwhile, as part of the Water Master Plan dated May 30, 2023, this proposed plant capacity was re-evaluated. The updated water model showed this plant requires a larger ground storage tank, larger booster pumps, a connection to the GCWA 39-inch line and the well needs to meet the current and future demand in this area. Subsequently, plant piping, electrical components, and control building original designs will need to be modified to fit new plant layout and capacity.

The major components of the plant include a 1,500 GPM water w...

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