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Regional Service Through Unity Meeting our Regions Needs Today and Tomorrow WATER COMMITTEE MEETING May 30, 2019 Agenda AGENDA Opening Remarks A. Executive Director/Committee Champion Status Report concerning legislation and


  1. Regional Service Through Unity… Meeting our Region’s Needs Today and Tomorrow WATER COMMITTEE MEETING May 30, 2019

  2. Agenda AGENDA Opening Remarks A. Executive Director/Committee Champion Status Report concerning legislation and regulatory matters, budgets, current projects and ongoing programs of the District including the Regional Water System, Watershed Protection, and Water Conservation 2

  3. Agenda AGENDA Action Items A. Consider approval of Water Committee meeting minutes – March 28, 2019 B. Consider approval of Water Committee meeting minutes – April 11, 2019 Recommend approval of Water Committee meeting minutes 3

  4. AGENDA Action Items C. TABLED ITEM: Consider recommendation on authorizing execution of engineering services agreement with Hazen and Sawyer, Inc., for the Wylie Water Treatment Plant II Ferric Sulfate Storage and Feed Facility Improvements 4

  5. RECOMMENDATION Recommend not taking this item to the Board. 5

  6. AGENDA Action Items D. Consider recommendation on authorizing Amendment No. 13 to the Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR) Agreement with Archer Western Construction, LLC, on Project No. 101-0344- 13, Bois d’Arc Lake Dam and Intake Structure, establishing a partial guaranteed maximum price (GMP) of $44,687,897.67 for construction of the terminal storage reservoir and allocate additional funding in that amount; establishing the final GMP for the entire CMAR 1 project scope in the amount of $216,714,595.64; set the CMAR’s substantial completion deadline to December 15, 2020 and set the final completion deadline to May 30, 2021; and set liquidated damages to $4,000 per day from substantial completion and $2,500 per day from final completion (Please refer to Administrative Memorandum No. 5414) 6

  7. BDL CMAR 1 AMENDMENT NO. 13 – TSR AT LEONARD WTP Background: • Construct a 210 MG earthen embankment terminal storage reservoir (TSR) at the Leonard Water Treatment Plant (Leonard WTP) site. • Future planned expansion to have an ultimate storage capacity of 420 MG on site 7

  8. BDL CMAR 1 Amendment no. 13 – TSR at Leonard WTP TSR at Leonard WTP 8

  9. BDL CMAR 1 Amendment no. 13 – TSR at Leonard WTP

  10. BDL CMAR 1 AMENDMENT NO. 13 – TSR AT LEONARD WTP Scope of Work: • CMAR to award contracts for: • Construction of embankment, liner, 3,000 LF of 90-inch pipeline, and appurtenances; • Construction of electrical and instrumentation equipment; • Quality control for materials testing; and, • Installation of two mixers in the TSR • Total estimated cost for Partial GMP included in this Amendment No. 13 is $44,687,897.67 10

  11. BDL CMAR 1 AMENDMENT NO. 13 – TSR AT LEONARD WTP WP No. 1 – Embankment, liner and pipeline 40 Points 60 Points Company Total Base Bid $ From Low Technical Price Total Points Component Component Thalle $ 36,443,564.60 $ 580,610.60 32.37 59.04 91.41 Flatiron $ 35,862,954.00 $ - 22.97 60 82.97 Oscar Renda $ 37,676,300.00 $ 1,813,346.00 25.36 57.11 82.47 RE Monks $ 47,597,494.00 $ 11,734,540.00 34.92 45.21 80.13 Phillips and Jordan $ 51,962,110.00 $ 16,099,156.00 29.93 41.41 71.34 WP No. 2 – Electrical and instrumentation 40 Points 60 Points Company Total Base Bid $ From Low Technical Price Total Points Component Component ACME $ 2,094,213.00 $ - 34.05 60 94.05 FSG $ 2,257,500.00 $ 163,287.00 37.28 55.66 92.94 11

  12. BDL CMAR 1 AMENDMENT NO. 13 – TSR AT LEONARD WTP WP No. 3 – Construction material testing 40 Points 60 Points Total Company Total Base Bid $ From Low Technical Price Points Component Component PSI $ 335,052.80 $ 41,052.80 34.71 52.65 87.36 MEG $ 294,000.00 $ - 24.08 60 84.08 AGG $ 385,448.00 $ 91,448.00 34.67 45.76 80.43 Alpha $ 427,790.00 $ 133,790.00 34.62 41.24 75.86 TSI $ 389,812.00 $ 95,812.00 30.47 45.25 75.72 12

  13. BDL CMAR 1 AMENDMENT NO. 13 – TSR AT LEONARD WTP CMAR 1 Amendment No. 13 PRICE TSR Partial GMP Construction Cost $39,105,234.40 General Conditions $2,659,155.94 Construction Services Fee $2,088,219.52 Contingency $835,287.81 Total Board Approval - Ad Memo $44,687,897.67 13

  14. BDL CMAR 1 AMENDMENT NO. 13 - TSR AND FINAL GMP FOR DAM AND INTAKE STRUCTURE TOTAL MAXIMUM CONTRACT PRICE SUMMARY The total maximum contract price includes a summary of all construction costs, which is the sum of all construction work (including materials), applicable pre-negotiated preconstruction and procurement services fee, general conditions, contingency, and CMAR construction services fee. CMAR 1 Contract Price Summary Description Status Lump Sum Cost Preconstruction Services Fee Board Approved $990,467.00 Amendment No. 1- Additional Preconstruction Services for Dam and Intake Structure Board Approved $142,000.00 Amendment No. 2- Preconstruction services for Impoundment Clearing and Leonard Terminal Reservoir Board Approved $406,239.00 Amendment No. 3 No Additional Funding Requested $0.00 Contract Modifications Amendment No. 4 Board Approved $517,207.00 Procurement Services for Dam, Intake Structure and Leonard Terminal Reservoir (Increase) Amendment No. 5 Partial GMP for Fannin County Road (CR) 2715 Improvements Board Approved $2,806,130.36 Amendment No. 6 Board Approved $1,216,437.43 Partial GMP for Dam Site Clearing Amendment No. 7 No Additional Funding Requested $0.00 Modify provisions in the Agreement and General Conditions to comply with Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) requirements Amendment No. 8 Board Approved $166,106,551.35 GMP (Dam, Intake Tower and Reservoir Clearing) less previously authorized Partial GMPs (includes work packages 1 and 9) and preconstruction services credit (unused services) Amendment No. 9 Advance to CMAR the lump sum of the anticipated General Conditions to cover costs associated with CMAR’s initial project mobilization, procuring payment and performance bonds No Additional Funding Requested $0.00 (the Mobilization Advance of $2,952,060.45) Amendment No.10 (Change Order No.1 for Dam, Intake Tower and Reservoir Clearing)-Additional Clearing due to recently acquired lands now available for clearing, remove work that Board Approved $1,991,209.08 will be addressed by the mitigation full service provider and remobilization cost necessary to remobilize the clearing subcontractor once the remaining lands are acquired Amendment No.11 (Change Order No. 2)- Removal of Deleted Work from CMAR’s Work resulting in a net reduction to the total estimated Cost of Work on the Dam and Reservoir Board Approved $(93,630.25) Clearing Project Amendment No.12 –Change order for a 58-day time extension due for the September 21, 2018 flood event Board approved $0.00 Amendment No.13 – Partial GMP for construction work of the Leonard WTP Terminal Storage Reservoir Current Request $44,687,897.67 CMAR 1 FINAL GMP FOR THE ENTIRE CMAR 1 PROJECT SCOPE $216,714,595.64 CMAR 1 Final Maximum Contract Price - Includes all Preconstruction and Procurement Fees $218,770,508.64 CMAR 1 Estimated Contract Price Included in the $1.6B Program Summary $201,162,442.00 14

  15. BDL CMAR 1 AMENDMENT NO. 13 – TSR AT LEONARD WTP Increase in cost justification: The Partial GMP of $44,687,897.67 included in this administrative memorandum compares to an estimated cost of $31,300,000.00 included in the Program Cost. Increased costs were incurred due to: • Transfer of 3,000 linear feet of 90-inch pipe from the raw water pipeline • Increased depth to allow future transfer of Texoma raw water via gravity • Raising of the embankment for better control of overflow • Increased excavation in rock 15

  16. RECOMMENDATION 16

  17. AGENDA Action Items E. Consider recommendation on authorizing execution of a post- termination, final payment, and release agreement and authorization to issue final payment to Ratcliff Constructors, LP, in the final payment amount of $181,974.95 and ($9,795,025.05) credit for termination of contract, on Project No. 101-0352-14, Wylie Water Treatment Plant Water System Operations Center (Please refer to Administrative Memorandum No. 5416) 17

  18. WATER SYSTEM OPERATIONS CENTER • Initial construction contract awarded to Ratcliff in May 2018 • Construction delayed due to unanticipated permitting and zoning complications; extreme detrimental impact to the Contractor • By contract, Contractor can terminate and seek recovery for legitimate costs incurred: • Ratcliff labor costs for: • Development of shop drawings (rounded) $56,742 • Project management and $72,722 supervision • Structural steel from Russellville $52,511 • Total $181,974.95 18

  19. WATER SYSTEM OPERATIONS CENTER • Nature of the raw steel procurement agreement between Ratcliff and Russellville did not lend itself to clean re-assignment to NTMWD, for subsequent assignment to new contractor. • Re-assignment of materials between contractors presents potential for many liabilities to pass to Owner • Final payment of $129,464 to Ratcliff will settle all claims against the current contract • Final payment of $52,511 to Russellville accounts for incurred cost for raw steel, detailing fees, restocking credit and scrap credit. • Total out-of-pocket for termination and release is $181,974.95. 19

  20. RECOMMENDATION 20

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