Assumptions and Exclusions. Geotechnical services are included in this proposal. • Materials sampling and testing to establish the structural capacity of various buildings components is included in this proposal. • Periodic preliminary conferences with DSA are assumed to be required and are included in this proposal. • Accessibility improvements to the Center Street entrance will be required. • With the exception of mechanical shafts, stairs, and elevator enclosures, the non- structural elements of the interior such as partitions and ceilings are assumed to be removed. • No major changes to the building area or exterior enclosure are proposed with the exception of changes associated with added lateral force resisting systems. • Various schemes for structural improvements have been explored and offer different opportunities for the layout and size of interior spaces. New lateral force resisting systems may include drilled piers and footings; shotcrete, concrete masonry or plywood shear walls; additional nailing at plywood shear walls and floor diaphragms; drag members; blocking and strapping. The specific approach for structural improvements will require approval by the Division of the State Architect (DSA) in order to convert this building for use as a community college facility. • The thermal performance of the building may be improved by adding roof and wall insulation. • Replacement of exterior glazing systems is not included due to cost considerations. • Restroom fixture capacity appears to be sufficient under current code if the number of new classrooms is limited. However, if additional classrooms are desired, an increase in the number of restroom fixtures will be required. The test fit assumes that the restrooms will be renovated or expanded at their current location to utilize the existing sewer connection. • The existing elevator is assumed to require modernization but not replacement. • The open stair is assumed to be removed. • The project is assumed to include replacement of all mechanical systems. • The project is assumed to include provision of a new fire sprinkler system and fire alarm system. • The project is assumed to include provision of telecom infrastructure including dedicated MDF/IDF rooms. We hope this brief summary is a useful reference for your review of our proposal. The completed report, entitled “0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Test Fit Summary”, dated July 16, 2014, includes additional information regarding the proposed renovation and conversion. We appreciate the op...
Assumptions and Exclusions. 1. It is the City’s intent that the interactive Project water feature will be a packaged system and that the manufacturer will be responsible for its engineering. Working with the City and Steering Committee, the Design Team will help to facilitate the selection of the desired appearance and water effect, and produce the necessary performance specifications for this work to be bid competitively.
Assumptions and Exclusions. 7.1 Scope is subject to assumptions and exclusions This Scope has been based upon, and is subject to, the following assumptions and exclusions.
Assumptions and Exclusions. MBCO is under the assumption that NewQuest will be dedicating the east 900 feet of right-of-way by plat out of a 21.89 acre parcel referenced by FBCAD No. R484346; therefore MBCO will not be completing a Category 1A Condition II boundary survey for the above-referenced tract of land. • MBCO must be provided with the recorded plat for the 21.89 acre parcel dedicating the east 900 feet of the proposed Xxxxx Plantation ROW. • MBCO under this proposal will not be monumenting the east 900 feet of the proposed Xxxxx Plantation Dr. ROW as this should be monumented by the platting surveyor. • MBCO will be given sub meter locations of the geotech boring locations and boreholes will be marked with lath and flagging in the field prior to surveying. • MBCO will be given right of entry and access to the areas needed to perform our services per this proposal in a timely manner. • MBCO will not be responsible for obtaining right of entry per this proposal.
Assumptions and Exclusions. 1. The CITY/Commission and the CONSULTANT agree to the following assumptions and exclusions for Phase 1 and Phase 2 of this contract. VISSIM Modeling for access management study report is excluded from the scope
Assumptions and Exclusions. A. FNI will work with the City’s on-call engineer to provide Geotechnical Reports for borings as required. The City will be responsible for scheduling and paying for borings/reports. FNI will provide the locations for the borings based on the locations of the proposed improvements.
Assumptions and Exclusions. The following list of exclusions is provided to clarify the assumptions used to create this scope of work. The following items are excluded: • Any work not explicitly stated herein • Water transmission/distribution system evaluation or hydraulic modeling • Laboratory sampling and/or fees • Bench or pilot-scale testing of treatment processes • Field Testing • New WTP siting analysis • Permitting and/or permitting fees • Geotechnical, land survey, and subsurface utility exploration surveys • Drawings for WTP upgrade or new WTP alternatives (beyond one site plan with areas delineated for space allocation of new facilities). Services by Owner Town will furnish CDM Xxxxx with the required system data, reports, water quality data, and other requested information as necessary to complete the work.
Assumptions and Exclusions o Traffic control will not be required to collect data within the designated corridor. o CDOT Form 730 for Permission to Enter Property will be utilized by Consultant to gain entry to private parcels, if needed. o CDOT Special Use and Utility Permit will not be required as design survey limits are outside of US-36 ROW. o Town of Xxxxx will provide the existing design survey files that were utilized to develop the 100% plans in 2016-2018 in CAD format. o Street occupancy permits for non-invasive design survey are not required. o It is assumed that Client and/or Owner will perform the ROW services, Geotech investigations and Subsurface Utility Engineering (Tasks 3b, 3c and 3d are not a part). o Parcel and boundary linework will be assembled by others and is not a part of this scope. o CDOT’s TMOSS codes and Survey Design Manual will be utilized for collection and modeling efforts. o Consultant assumes that no Regulatory Cross Sections will be required to be obtained within the St. Vrain Creek floodway or floodplain. Additionally, no existing bridge structure mapping is included. o Three coordination meetings including a CDOT pre-surveying conference are anticipated. o Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) task is a separate task by others and is not included in this scope of work. As such, locating, surveying, or potholing of surface, buried or overhead utilities is not anticipated and is not included with this cost. o A monumented land survey plat is not anticipated with this scope of work. o Ordering Title Reports is not a part of this scope. o Recordation and/or Permit Fees are not a part of this scope nor included in the cost. o Construction layout and as-built construction is not part of this scope. o No public meetings, jurisdictional meetings or hearings will require Consultant’s attendance. Fee: Task Description Fee
Assumptions and Exclusions. 1. CGA shall perform the construction administration support services and shall certify this project. CMA limited construction support services shall be limited to attendance at the pre-bid meeting, minor RFIs and review of shop drawings.
Assumptions and Exclusions. 1. PCCA will provide readily available data related to the material to be dredged (full geotechnical data, calculations, and quantities). Delivery of berth geotechnical data and quantities by August 30, 2019 is critical to meeting the schedule as described above.
