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R2001-97 AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AN ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICES AGREEMENT
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AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AN ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICES AGREEMENT SOUTH WATER TREATMENT PLANT DIESEL GENERATOR
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5/21/2001
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ATTACHMENT A <br /> TO <br /> AGREEMENT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES <br /> Owner: City of Decatur, Illinois <br /> Engineer: Black &Veatch Corporation <br /> Project: Water Works Improvements <br /> 1,750 kW Stand-by Generator Addition <br /> South Water Treatment Plant <br /> Date: April 3, 2001 <br /> SCOPE OF SERVICES <br /> PROJECT UNDERSTANDING <br /> Black & Veatch prepared a MEMORANDUM for the City of Decatur, Illinois titled - <br /> "Engine Generator Load Analysis"dated August 3, 2000. The purpose of the <br /> MEMORANDUM was to determine if the existing standby generator had sufficient <br /> capacity to operate the new Nitrate Removal Facility that was being designed. The <br /> "Findings"indicated that the existing 1,750 kW engine generator did not have sufficient <br /> capacity. The "Recommendations"were to add a second 1,750 kW engine generator and <br /> include provisions for automatic transfer of power to the second power feed or the engine <br /> generators upon total loss of electrical utility power. <br /> SCOPE OF SERVICES <br /> A. Proiect Development <br /> 1. Meet with Owner's representatives to collect information and discuss the Owner's <br /> experiences with operating the existing engine generator. <br /> 2. Collect and evaluate data from equipment manufacturers. <br /> 3. Determine which equipment will fit into the available space, determine the <br /> location for the automatic transfer switch, determine need for additional fuel <br /> storage, and the costs associated with adapting the existing site. Prepare a <br /> technical memorandum with drawings. Submit 5 copies for review by Owner's <br /> representatives. <br /> 4. Meet with Owner's representatives to discuss equipment and siting options <br /> evaluated in item 3. Select the equipment manufacturers that will be named in the <br /> technical specifications. <br /> Decatur,iii. A-1 <br /> South WTP <br /> 1,750 kW Generator Addition <br /> 04/04/Ol <br />
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