July 25, 2012 - Toho Water Authority
July 25, 2012 - Toho Water Authority
July 25, 2012 - Toho Water Authority
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GE<br />
Major Project Summaries 07.<strong>25</strong>.12<br />
Project Project Status Progress from Cost Schedule<br />
Name Description Previous Report Estimate<br />
ROW. These efforts account for 29% of the<br />
utility contract amount.<br />
Hoagland Blvd.<br />
Segment 1<br />
<strong>Water</strong> Main &<br />
Sewer Main<br />
Relocation and<br />
Reuse Main<br />
Addition<br />
LZ<br />
Design Engineer: Hanson Walter Associates<br />
Contractor: Jr. Davis Construction Company<br />
The Hoagland Blvd. Segment 1 project will<br />
adjust the existing 16" water main and two<br />
existing force mains (6" and 20") to<br />
accommodate the County roadway widening<br />
project from US-192 to 5th street. In addition<br />
to the adjustments, a new 16-inch reuse<br />
main will be constructed. This project is a<br />
cooperative effort between the County and<br />
TWA and the utility work will be constructed<br />
in conjunction with the roadway project.<br />
All water main deflections,<br />
force main, and reuse main<br />
installation have been<br />
completed. The 6" force main<br />
has been removed. The 20"<br />
force main removal is<br />
underway. Utility construction<br />
is approximately 95%<br />
completed.<br />
Reuse main installation has<br />
been completed.<br />
The low bid price for<br />
utility work is<br />
$1,214,249.50.<br />
The project completion<br />
date has been<br />
extended to September<br />
<strong>2012</strong> by County due to<br />
the addition of roadway<br />
work. Utility work is<br />
scheduled to be finally<br />
completed by<br />
September <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Reuse WM<br />
System<br />
Improvements<br />
AG<br />
Design Engineer: CPH<br />
Contractor: Wright’s Excavating<br />
Extension of reuse water mains to developed<br />
areas that have reuse infrastructure but are<br />
connected to potable water. Line extension<br />
projects have been identified that will connect<br />
the following developments to TWA’s reuse<br />
system: Country Crossing, VoTech,<br />
Westminster Gardens, and Windward Cay.<br />
The pre-construction meeting<br />
will be scheduled by the end<br />
of <strong>July</strong>.<br />
Connection of the Indian<br />
Point, Eagle Point, Lake<br />
Brantley Resort, Cumbrian<br />
Lakes, Liberty Village and<br />
Bellavida Phase 2 has been<br />
delayed to construct the<br />
reuse main in conjunction<br />
with the County’s delayed<br />
Poinciana Blvd. Road<br />
Improvements project.<br />
The construction contract was<br />
awarded to Wright’s<br />
Excavating and the Notice of<br />
Award documents were<br />
distributed.<br />
The engineering<br />
design contract is<br />
$90,320.00 and the<br />
construction contract<br />
is $503,091.<br />
The construction phase<br />
began <strong>July</strong> <strong>2012</strong> and<br />
has a construction<br />
duration of 6 months.<br />
Osceola<br />
Parkway –<br />
Florida<br />
Turnpike <strong>Water</strong><br />
Main Crossing<br />
Design Engineer: CPH Engineers<br />
Contractor: To Be Determined<br />
The project consists of the extension of<br />
approximately 2,000 lineal feet of 24” water<br />
main directional bored or jack and bored<br />
under the Florida Turnpike. The main will<br />
connect the <strong>Toho</strong> I system with the newly<br />
constructed <strong>Toho</strong> III water main on Osceola<br />
Parkway.<br />
The water main extension is required to<br />
provide the prescribed level of service to the<br />
area now served by the offline Springlake<br />
Village WTP; (to eventually be<br />
decommissioned); interconnecting the<br />
Buenaventura Lakes subdivision with the<br />
CPH Engineers has made<br />
several attempts to schedule<br />
a meeting with the Turnpike<br />
<strong>Authority</strong> to determine their<br />
design requirements for<br />
crossing the Turnpike. Once<br />
these requirements are<br />
known, CPH will finalize the<br />
scope of design services.<br />
7<br />
CH2M Hill has completed their<br />
hydraulic analysis to<br />
determine the minimum pipe<br />
size required to interconnect<br />
the TOHO I and TOHO III<br />
water systems. The minimum<br />
pipe size required is a 16”<br />
pipe.<br />
Design will be finalized and<br />
constructed in the next dry<br />
season (between December<br />
<strong>2012</strong> and May 2013.<br />
$1,800,000 (Predesign<br />
Estimate)<br />
Staff will develop a<br />
schedule upon<br />
completion of CPH’s<br />
scope.<br />
Funds are proposed for<br />
Fiscal Year <strong>2012</strong>-13.