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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem No. SA4CITY OF LAKE ELSINORE REPORT TO THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY TO: Redevelopment Agency FROM: Ron Molendyk, Executive Director DATE: June 8, 1993 SUBJECT: San Jacinto River Channel Construction BACKGROUND The City of Lake Elsinore is re- constructing the Lakeshore Drive bridge over the San Jacinto River Channel. In order to protect the new bridge from washout which would result from a 100 year storm, the San Jacinto River- Channel must be constructed between the bridge and the Lake Inlet Channel. DISCUSSION A contract has been awarded to -Paul Hubbs Construction Company to construct the San Jacinto River Channel between Lakeshore Drive and the Lake Inlet Channel. They will construct a temporary earthen dam in the Lake Inlet Channel, dewater the entire channel, construct the channel and construct a sheetpile and rock spillway. Several engineering firms have submitted proposals for performing the construction management, geotechnical and inspection services for the subject project. The best proposal was received from Robert Bein, William Frost & Associates in association with Ninyo & Moore, geotechnical consultants. A Scope of Services is attached. FISCAL IMPACT Construction Management, Geotechnical and Inspection services will be done on a time and material basis, with a fee Not to Exceed: Robert Bein, William Frost & Associates . . . . . . $ 72,900 Ninyo and Moore . . . . . . . . 35,260 Funds are available in the 1992/93 RDA budget. Award a contract' to Robert Bein, William Frost & Associates in association with Ninyo & Moore for time and materials in an amount Not to Exceed $108,160. PREPARED BY: APPROVED BY: APPROVED FOR AGENDA LISTING AGENDA ITEM NO. PAGE OF y �I - ' CITY OF LAKE ELSINORE f• SAN,JACINTO RIVER CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS • - SCOPE OF SERVICES l Construction Management •- 1. Consultant's Construction Management Team will help coordinate and conduct the pre- . construction meeting. 2. Conduct, as necessary weekly progress meetings with the contractor, subcontractors, utility representatives, City staff, etc., as the project progresses. Prepare and distribute minutes. 3. Provide appropriate onsite daily inspection and quality control of all contract work. 4. Coordinate materiph testing schedules, construction surveying services, and utilities affected by the construction. _ 5. Maintain all field records and reports, including the daily diary showing all equipment, personnel and a description of the daily construction activities and the weekly statement of '- working days. 6. A complete and organized filing system will be maintained and will be turned over to the City upon completion. 7. Prepare monthly progress payment estimate, the final progress payment along with all supporting field calculations and documentation. ' - 8. Investigate and prepare supporting information and back -up data for processing contract _ change orders and make recommendations to City pertaining to change orders. Prepare contract change orders along with justification memos. 9. Maintain a current up- to-date set of as -built blueline plans in the field, showing field changes, etc. These will be turned over to the designer for transfer onto originals upon completion of the project. J 10. Assist the City staff in public relations with local businesses and residents. _ 11. Assist in coordinating any necessary design changes with the Design Engineer. ., 12. Provide 35mm pictures before and during construction, as appropriate. y �I V. PROPOSED SCOPE OF SERVICES The purpose of our services will be to observe and test the earthwork construction and concrete placement. Based on our understanding of the project, the project specifications, and our experience on similar projects, we propose to conduct the following services: Provide experienced soil and concrete technicians to conduct in -place density tests for relative compaction during fill placement, and to collect concrete sample cylinders for compressive strength testing. The technicians will document the earthwork and conduct compaction testing using nuclear gauges and/or sand cones. The aggregate gradation, air content, temperature, unit weight, slump, and chloride ion content of the concrete will be measured as outlined in the project specifications. Provide Iaboratory testing as necessary. The anticipated testing will include maximum density /optimum moisture content, sieve analysis, hydrometer analysis, specific gravity, durability index, and compressive strength testing. Provide project management and field coordination by our Project Geologist. The geologist will coordinate personnel scheduling and laboratory testing, and will also oversee the general progress of the project while observing and documenting site conditions, and will be available to address unanticipated site conditions as they may arise. Prepare a written report upon completion of the earthwork and concrete construction documenting our observations and test results. If appropriate, recommendations regarding geotechnical aspects of the project will also be provided. AGENDA ITEM NCI% & ®04'G PAGE 4 OF.