July 25, 2012 - Toho Water Authority
July 25, 2012 - Toho Water Authority
July 25, 2012 - Toho Water Authority
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Major Project Summaries 07.<strong>25</strong>.12<br />
Project Project Status Progress from Cost Schedule<br />
Name Description Previous Report Estimate<br />
Camelot <strong>Water</strong><br />
Reclamation<br />
Facility - Phase<br />
1B<br />
DB<br />
Design Engineer: PB <strong>Water</strong>.<br />
Contractor: Encore Construction<br />
The Phase 1B project includes an upgrade<br />
and rehab of existing aeration system and<br />
dissolve oxygen control to allow for<br />
maximization of the existing treatment<br />
capacity and to make the process more<br />
energy efficient; the work includes: upgrade<br />
of the existing blowers; conversion from<br />
Chlorine Gas to Sodium Hypochlorite;<br />
expansion of the chlorine contact tank;<br />
rehabilitation and expansion of the existing<br />
filters; rehab and replacement of the Pine<br />
Island pump station and repair/replace Pine<br />
Island Spray Field distribution system;<br />
addition of a Motor Control Center room, yard<br />
piping and drainage improvements; other<br />
associated modifications.<br />
Phase 1B currently in the<br />
construction phase.<br />
Construction is underway.<br />
Construction on the Chlorine<br />
Contact Tank expansion,<br />
sodium hypochlorite system,<br />
reject pond modifications, filter<br />
effluent piping and other yard<br />
piping, electrical work, and<br />
MCC building is underway.<br />
Phase<br />
1B<br />
Construction GMP is<br />
$5,<strong>25</strong>2,904; Owner<br />
Direct Purchase of<br />
large equipment is<br />
$1,086,298; Biochem<br />
equipment is<br />
$269,742; total<br />
project cost is<br />
$6,598,944.<br />
Construction is<br />
anticipated to be<br />
substantially complete<br />
by February 2013 with<br />
final completion by April<br />
2013.<br />
LS#35 Odor<br />
Control Project<br />
DB<br />
Design Engineer: Webster Environmental<br />
Contractor: To Be Determined<br />
The LS#35 Odor Control project replaces the<br />
existing biological odor control unit to achieve<br />
a more reliable, effective H2S removal rate.<br />
Addition of a second stage biological filter will<br />
more effectively remove organic odors.<br />
Engineering is complete.<br />
The odor control equipment<br />
has been delivered. CMAR<br />
is under contract.<br />
The site design has been<br />
completed and the CMAR<br />
services for the project have<br />
been awarded to Encore<br />
Construction through<br />
competitive bidding. The Odor<br />
Control Equipment has been<br />
delivered. Sub-contractor bids<br />
are due on August 2, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Board approval of the<br />
Guaranteed Maximum Price is<br />
anticipated to be requested via<br />
consent agenda at the August<br />
8, <strong>2012</strong> meeting.<br />
Engineer’s<br />
Estimate<br />
Project,<br />
equipment<br />
installation):<br />
$<strong>25</strong>0,000<br />
Equipment<br />
$132,000<br />
Cost<br />
(Total<br />
including<br />
and<br />
cost:<br />
Construction/installation<br />
and start-up of the new<br />
odor control equipment<br />
is anticipated to be<br />
initiated in August and<br />
complete by October<br />
<strong>2012</strong> following the<br />
establishment of<br />
biological colonies in<br />
the biological scrubber<br />
and biological filter.<br />
LS 35 Bypass<br />
Project<br />
LZ<br />
Design Engineer: CPH Engineers, Inc.<br />
CMAR: Encore Construction<br />
The project will construct the force main to<br />
bypass wastewater around Lift Station 35.<br />
Rerouting the force main to bypass LS 35 will<br />
reduce the flow to the lift station.<br />
This project has been<br />
combined with the LS 35<br />
odor control equipment<br />
installation project.<br />
The design has been<br />
completed. CMAR service<br />
bidding has been completed.<br />
The project has been<br />
awarded.<br />
The estimated<br />
construction cost is<br />
$315,000<br />
Construction is<br />
scheduled to be<br />
completed by the end<br />
of October, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Walnut WRF<br />
(#3) Digester<br />
Rehabilitation<br />
Design Engineer: CPH Engineers, Inc.<br />
Contractor: To Be Determined<br />
The project will include the rehabilitation of<br />
The consultant has<br />
completed a preliminary cost<br />
and feasibility study of the<br />
rehabilitation options. The<br />
2<br />
Preliminary feasibility and cost<br />
evaluation have been<br />
completed. Revised 90%<br />
design plans were received in<br />
$400,000 (engineer’s<br />
revised preliminary<br />
design cost estimate)<br />
Project will be bid to<br />
CMARs currently under<br />
contract with TWA in<br />
<strong>July</strong><br />
with