Supplemental Engineering Services Sample Clauses

Supplemental Engineering Services. A. This task is for supplemental engineering services on an as-needed basis. These services could include but are not limited to additional, meetings, technical memorandums or engineering calculations, cost estimates, design work, verification of aeration basin alpha values or other engineering consultation services. An allowance is established under Exhibit B for this task. If supplemental services are requested by the City, a proposal will be completed that defines deliverables and estimates the level of effort required to complete the supplemental services. The City will then review and comment or accept the proposal. As the work is progressing, if the Consultant believes the scope has changed or a new level of effort is needed, the Consultant shall notify the Project Manager for direction prior to commencing with the out-of-scope work. Work on this task will only commence after being approval by the City Project Manager and will be billed on a time and materials basis. Assumptions: • Growth projections from the Draft Utility Master Plan will be utilized for the Population Projections Technical Memorandum. • No additional ROW expected/required at this time. • Design of 48” effluent pipe to UV will be completed as needed if approved under Supplemental Engineering Services.
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Supplemental Engineering Services. When directed by the TRA or GPTRA, the Engineer shall provide personnel to provide supplemental engineering services on an “on-call” basis. Such services may include, but are not limited to, field inspections, field investigations, surveying, review of existing system infrastructure, review of record drawings or proposed project drawings, analysis of various conditions identified by the TRA or GPTRA, development of alternatives (where applicable), production of engineering drawings, reports, exhibits, etc., and presentations to the TRA or GPTRA and/or other stakeholders. These supplemental engineering services will be provided on an “on-call” basis and shall be invoiced on an hourly basis in accordance with the approved rates in Attachment B. The TRA or GPTRA may request an estimate of the number and type of hours expected to be incurred on an assignment. While the Engineer shall endeavor to provide a fair and accurate estimate, the actual hours expended and expenses incurred on an assignment shall be invoiced to the TRA or GPTRA System in accordance with Attachment B. APPENDIX B MAXIMUM BILLABLE RATES See attached Quiddity Engineering Billing Rates, Effective January 1, 2024 Fort Bend County Toll Road Authority (FBCTRA) SCHEDULE OF HOURLY RATES Effective January 1, 2024 ENGINEERING PERSONNEL DESIGNERS/DRAFTING PERSONNEL Design Engineer I $130 CAD I $ 85 Design Engineer II $155 CAD II $105 Professional Engineer I $180 CAD III $125 Professional Engineer II $205 Designer I $135 Professional Engineer III $235 Designer II $155 Professional Engineer IV $265 Designer III $180 Professional Engineer V $290 GIS I $ 100 Practice Leader $310 GIS II $140 GIS III $170 GIS IV $230 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PERSONNEL Electrical Design Engineer I $140 SURVEYING PERSONNEL Electrical Design Engineer II $165 1-Person Field Crew $150 Electrical Professional Engineer I $200 2-Person Field Crew $205 Electrical Professional Engineer II $220 3-Person Field Crew $250 Electrical Professional Engineer III $260 4-Person Field Crew $285 Electrical Professional Engineer IV $280 Survey Technician I $105 Electrical Professional Engineer V $310 Survey Technician II $115 Project Surveyor I $110 CONSTRUCTION PERSONNEL (Includes Mileage) Project Surveyor II $130 Construction Manager I $130 Project Surveyor III $150 Construction Manager II $150 Project Surveyor IV $185 Construction Manager III $175 Chief of Survey Crews $160 Construction Manager IV $200 Certified Photogrammetrist $185 Constructi...
Supplemental Engineering Services. This task is for supplemental engineering or consulting services on an as-requested basis. Services provided may include additional meetings, operational and/or design services, developing technical memorandums or letters, opinion of probable costs, or other engineering consulting services. If supplemental services are requested by the City, Engineer will provide a proposal including scope, deliverables, and estimate of level of effort for the additional services. Work on this task will only commence after City provides approval for the supplemental services and will be billed on a time and materials basis. ENGINEERING FEE ESTIMATE City of Rapid City, SD Portable Pumping Equipment Summary Task Amount 1 - Prelmin Desgn $51,453 2 - Final Design $34,298 3 - Bidding $3,787 4 - Basic Constructoin $12,418 Sub-Total $101,956 Supplemental Engineering Services $3,045 Total Fee $105,000 Task 1- Preliminary Design Date: 1/19/2023 TASK NUMBER Classification TASK SUBTOTAL LINE SUBTOTAL Rate 2022 TASK 1.1 Kick-Off Conference $821 $821
Supplemental Engineering Services. This task is for supplemental engineering or consulting services on an as-requested basis. Services provided may include additional meetings, operational and/or design services, developing technical memorandums or letters, opinion of probable costs, or other engineering consulting services. If supplemental services are requested by the City, Engineer will provide a proposal including scope, deliverables, and estimate of level of effort for the additional services. Work on this task will only commence after City provides approval for the supplemental services and will be billed on a time and materials basis.
Supplemental Engineering Services. This task is for supplemental consulting services on an as- needed basis. These services could include other consultation services. An allowance is established under Exhibit B for this task. If supplemental services are requested by the City, a proposal will be completed that defines deliverables and estimates the level of effort required to complete the supplemental services. The City will then review and comment or accept the proposal. As the work is progressing, if the Consultant believes the scope has changed or a new level of effort is needed, the Consultant shall notify the City’s Project Manager for direction prior to commencing with the out-of-scope work. Work on this task will only commence after being approval by the City Project Manager and will be billed on a time and materials basis. The City’s Project Manager will issue a notice-to-proceed for additional tasks. SCHEDULE Risk Assessment Consulting Services target completion is December 8, 2023. ASSUMPTIONS AND EXCLUSIONS • City will provide all information without independent verification by the Consultant. EXHIBIT AConsultant will not conduct code reviews or design standards reviews. • Consultant will not review Designer’s calculations. • Consultant will not confirm accuracy of Designer’s drawings and specifications. • Consultant will not perform cost opinions. • Consultant will not contact or coordinate with local water, wastewater, or energy utilities. • Consultant will not complete bid phase services, construction phase services, or special inspections. • City is responsible for building and fire official reviews and Designer is responsible for compliance with building and fire code requirements. • The City is responsible for adequate and appropriate funding for the capital project. • Consultant is not responsible for the design, project schedule, or delays resulting from Designer’s or Contractor’s performance. • Consultant is not responsible for obtaining and complying with City of Rapid City, Pennington County, State of South Dakota, EPA, or federal air quality and water quality permitting. • Consultant is not responsible for obtaining and complying with City of Rapid City, Pennington County, State of South Dakota, EPA, or any federal construction permits. • Consultant will not provide legal advice or legal opinions. • City and its designer are responsible for accuracy of the site survey including existing underground utilities and locations and elevations of existing structures. • Ci...

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