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TIC 2017-11-14 Item 2D - Contract Amendment #1 - Riverton Creek Flapgate Removal Design with OTAK Inc
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TIC 2017-11-14 Item 2D - Contract Amendment #1 - Riverton Creek Flapgate Removal Design with OTAK Inc
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Exhibit A-1 Scope of Work <br />Continued <br />maps. We assume Otak, Inc. (Otak) and the City of Tukwila (City) will provide as -built <br />information for the existing bridge and wall. <br />2. Review preliminary drawings for the planned project including trail improvements, flapgate <br />removal and culvert modifications, and upgrades to the bulkhead. <br />3. Complete a site reconnaissance to observe the existing surficial conditions of the site. <br />4. Develop approach for tie -back and sheet pile wall analyses. <br />5. Explore subsurface conditions at each end of the planned pedestrian bridge by completing <br />two geotechnical borings to depths of about 50 to 60 feet. The preliminary depths were <br />estimated to determine the contact elevation between the anticipated sand layer and lower <br />very soft organic silt layer. It may be necessary to drill deeper borings through the lower <br />organic silt layer, depending on the foundation loads and seismic requirements of the bridge <br />structure. The drilling services will be subcontracted to GeoEngineers and will be completed <br />using hollow -stem auger or mud rotary drilling equipment. We will contact the Washington <br />State One -call service to locate the explorations in areas that are clear of underground <br />utilities. We will also use a subcontract a private utility locate service, to locate utilities not <br />covered by the one -call service. The drilling will generate excess soil that will not be replaced <br />in the borehole. Our scope and fee estimate assumes that the soil cuttings will be left on site <br />and that the site restoration, is not necessary. If the soil cuttings will need to be hauled off- <br />site, then additional expenses will be needed. The borings will be backfilled in accordance <br />with the Department of Ecology's requirements. <br />6. Evaluate pertinent physical and engineering characteristics of the site soils based on <br />laboratory tests from the borings. The laboratory tests will include moisture content, grain - <br />size distribution, Atterberg limit determination, and percent fine contents, as appropriate. <br />7. Prepare a draft and final geotechnical design report. Our specific scope of services for the <br />design -level report will include the following: <br />• Project vicinity map and site plan showing the location of the geotechnical exploration <br />with <br />• respect to the proposed development including new or previously completed <br />explorations. <br />• Previous boring logs and boring logs and laboratory test results completed for this <br />study (if <br />• completed). <br />• Summary of subsurface soil and groundwater conditions. <br />• Seismic design recommendations based on the current International Building Code <br />(IBC). <br />• Foundation design recommendations (axial and lateral pile capacity) for the <br />proposed <br />• pedestrian bridge. We have assumed the foundations will consist of deep piles. <br />• Anchor recommendations for stabilization of the existing sheet pile wall. <br />• Recommendations for stability of site slopes, including stability evaluations and <br />• recommendations for the existing steep slopes in front of the sheet pile wall where <br />tie -backs <br />• may be needed for the planned project. <br />W:APW Eng\PROJECTS\A- DR Projects\Riverton Flap Gate Removal (99830103 98-DR03)\Consultant Selection\Phase <br />2\contract\Amendment #1\Riverton SOW_Amend 1_17_1027.docx 5 95 <br />
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