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DECEMBER 10, 2019 19-623 RESOLUTION
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PURPOSE: APPROVE PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT FOR
CONSTRUCTION MONITORING & DOCUMENTATION /
PROJECT MANAGEMENT, AND OPERATION &
MAINTENANCE SERVICES RELATED TO CONTRACT NO. 18-01
KIENAST-PAULUS LANDFILL GAS VENTING / AECOM
TECHNICAL SERVICES, INC. ($309,953.00)
INITIATED BY: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Oshkosh that the proper
City officials are hereby authorized to enter into and take those steps necessary to
implement an appropriate professional services agreement with AECOM Technical
Services, Inc. for construction monitoring, documentation, project management, and
operation and maintenance services related to Kienast-Paulus Landfill Gas Venting in the
amount of three hundred nine thousand nine hundred fifty-three dollars ($309,953.00).
Money for this purpose is hereby appropriated from:
Acct No. 0323-0470-6401-06749 Contractual Services
0323-0470-6401-06849 Contractual Services
0323-0470-7216-63949 Land Improvement
City
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the Co on Council
FROM: James Rabe, Director of Public Works
DATE: December 5, 2019
RE: Approve Professional Services Agreement for Construction Monitoring and
Documentation/Project Management, and Operation and Maintenance Services
Related to Contract 18-01 Kienast-Paulus Landfill Gas Venting / AECOM Technical
Services, Inc. (AECOM) ($309,953)
BACKGROUND
In June 2015, AECOM was awarded a contract to begin environmental investigations at the
former Kienast and Paulus Quarries. These investigations were to determine the extent of
municipal solid waste that had been disposed of at these sites, and determine if the generation of
landfill gases posed a health and safety concern. In July 2017, AECOM was selected to conduct
the design and prepare the bid documents for the Kienast-Paulus Quarries landfill gas extraction
system project. AECOM was selected based on their experience with the site and their experience
in projects of this type with the City. Due to the knowledge AECOM has related to this project,
AECOM was requested to provide a proposal to provide construction -related engineering
services for this project.
ANALYSIS
Engineering Division staff have reviewed the proposal to perform construction monitoring,
documentation, project management, and operation and maintenance services. The scope of
services for this agreement includes not only the construction monitoring and documentation,
but it also includes the operation and maintenance of the landfill gas extraction system for the
remainder of 2020. After the construction of the system is complete, there will be a significant
initial effort to "fine tune" the system to ensure the operational parameters will satisfy the
requirements of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Future years of ongoing
operation and maintenance will be funded through the Operating Budget of the Sanitation
Division, as they are with the other former landfill sites.
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FISCAL IMPACT
The cost of the proposed contract is $309,953. Funds for this project are included in the Property
Improvement section of the 2017, 2018, and 2019 Capital Improvement Programs. This cost is
included in the Fiscal Impact Analysis of the Bid Award memo for Contract 18-01 Kienast-Paulus
Landfill Gas Venting.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Chapter 12 of the Municipal Code of the City of Oshkosh provides that professional services of a
specialized nature, including engineering services, may be procured without the use of formal,
sealed quotes. I have reviewed the proposal and in accordance with Section 12-16 of the Code, I
am hereby recommending that the Common Council approve this agreement.
Approved,
Mark A. Rohloff
City Manager
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Mr James Rabe, PE, CPESC
Director of Public Works
City of Oshkosh
215 Church Avenue
Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54903-1130
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558 Nohh Main Street
Oshkosh, WI 54901
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December 3, 2019
AECOM Proposal No.
OPP-830126
Proposal for Construction Monitoring and Documentation/Project Management, and Operation and Maintenance
Services Related to City Contract 18-01 Kienast-Paulus Landfill Gas Venting, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Dear Mr Rabe,
AECOM Technical Services, Inc (AECOM) is pleased to present this proposal to the City of Oshkosh (City) for
Construction Monitoring and Documentation/Project Management, and Operation and Maintenance Services related
to the construction and operation of City Contract 18-01 Kienast-Paulus Landfill Gas Venting in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Project Background
AECOM conducted an extensive site investigation over an area of approximately 8 acres to identify the extent of
buried municipal waste, the presence of landfill gas, the quantity of landfill gas, the possibility of landfill gas migration,
and the quarry limits, and to determine the historical disturbed soil areas related to the former quarry operations and
subsequent filling
An electromagnetic geophysical survey was performed to aid in delineation of the lateral extent of the quarries in
which construction debris and municipal solid waste were disposed
A combination of test pits and soil borings were used to determine the waste limits and characterize the waste
materials. The results from the geophysical survey and from historical documents (aerial photographs and historic
City drawings) were used to determine test pit and soil boring locations
In general, the fill material within the Kienast Quarry primarily consisted of municipal solid waste mixed with soil.
There was a small amount of concrete and asphalt pieces and wood debris observed The fill material within the
Paulus Quarry generally consisted of concrete, asphalt, and wood demolition debris mixed with soil
AECOM has performed monitoring for landfill gases in site monitoring wells since September 2015. Three separate
vapor extraction pilot tests were performed to investigate the potential for landfill gas recovery within the limits of
waste at the Kienast and Paulus Quarries
The results of the extensive site investigations revealed the limits of waste, confirmed that landfill gas (LFG) is being
generated and/or trapped in the waste, and that it is feasible to extract the gas by applying a vacuum within the waste.
Selecting the appropriate LFG extraction system depends on the site -specific conditions and the project objectives. In
this rase, the quarries were unlined prior to waste filling, the groundwater is relatively shallow (approximately 13 to
18 feet below ground surface), and the primary concern is migration of LFG through the soil and rock to homes in the
vicinity. The conditions and objectives are very similar as those encountered at the Knapp Street Quarries. The
system AECOM designed for the Knapp Street Quarries has effectively controlled the LFG A similar design was
completed for the LFG extraction system at Kienast and Paulus Quarries
The system includes a perimeter collection header connected at intervals to segments of honzontal collection pipes
with valves to allow adjustments of the vacuum Each pipe segment will be about 100 feet long from the end of the
perforated pipe to the control valve This approach allows for better gas system operation control so the vacuum can
be adjusted to the areas needing the most LFG control The horizontal stone trench along the site perimeter will be a
porous medium for available LFG to be collected by the gas system
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A blower will provide vacuum for the system Condensate is expected to be returned to the landfill using a layout of
the header system that automatically drains back through the perforated piping network This type of condensate
return has been effective at the Knapp Street Quarry site
Excess waste is likely to be generated during the system construction The disposal of the excess material will be at
the Waste Management Valley Trail Recycling and Disposal Facility in Berlin, Wisconsin.
AECOM staff has extensive experience with LFG issues in the immediate proximity to the Kienast and Paulus
Quarries The Knapp Street Quarries are former quarries filled with similar waste We have been involved with the
monitoring, site Investigation, design, and documentation of the construction of several types of LFG venting since
approximately 1976 The LFG collection and venting system Installed in 2010 at the Knapp Street Quarries has
accomplished the design goals of controlling the LFG AECOM has prepared project bidding documents and
completed the associated permitting for the LFG system with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources,
(WDNR) This proposal provides a proposed scope of work for the construction and monitoring phase of the project.
Project Challenges
• The project is located in a residential area
• This project will be completed under high visibility conditions Public opinion and comments will likely be
generated.
• Potential noxious odors and noise will be generated during the project Therefore, the project is planned during
the Writer and early spring
• The project is of specific interest to WDNR WDNR site visits are to be anticipated as part of the permit
requirements
• Of specific historical interest to WDNR is the waste material makeup Excavation in historic landfills may
encounter unknown or challenging materials that may require special handling and disposal.
Scope of Work
The proposed scope of work includes providing construction monitoring and documentation, project management,
construction testing, and preparing as -built construction drawings and documentation report Included is the
anticipated effort related to operation and maintenance of the system through December 2020 and annual reporting to
WDNR. Specific attention by field staff will be focused on contractor compliance with permit conditions, management
of the waste materials, documentation of the gas collection system Installation, and communication with WDNR
Operation and maintenance efforts through 2020 have been Included in this scope of work to allow adequate time to
fine tune the operation of the system upon completion of the construction.
Task 1 — Construction Documentation and Project Management
AECOM will provide a Project Representative on a full-time and/or part-time basis during the construction of the
project. We have based our fee estimate on an overall construction period of 17 weeks for substantial completion of
the project Substantial completion is defined in the Project Documents as the system fully installed and operational
In addition, we anticipate the need for a supplemental part-time field documentation/testing technician at periodic
times throughout the project to assist ongoing testing and documentation needs For budgeting purposes, we have
included 4 weeks of supplemental full or part-time staff
AECOM will provide on -site documentation and testing staff as needed during the duration of the project Field and
Laboratory testing will be provided as identified in this scope of work to document compliance with Project Plans and
Specifications In addition, we will work with the City and Contractor on administration issues A summary of tasks is
provided below
Provide a full-time Project Field Representative (based on project need) on site during construction events
Prepare and implement a Health and Safety Plan forAECOM staff.
Complete Health and Safety inspections as needed for the duration of the project
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• Provide site survey stakeout of two visits for establishment of location and elevation control, and Contractor
layout verification, and four site visits to complete the as -built survey
• Provide on -site supplemental full or part-time documentation/testing staff (based on project need) during the
project per the estimated project schedule.
• Review Contractor's progress schedule, schedule of submittalstsubmissions, and consult with the City
concerning their completeness and acceptance
• Serve as the liaison between the City and the Contractor and assist City with implementing the intent of the
contract documents
• Monitor receipt of samples from Contractor and notify the City of their availability for examination and provide an
opinion of completeness and accuracy as compared to the Project Plans and Specifications
• Conduct site observations of the work in progress, determine if the work is generally proceeding in accordance
with the contract documents, and that completed work appears to conform to the Contract Documents.
• Transmit to Contractor the City's clarifications and interpretations of the Contract Documents
• Maintain correspondence files, reports of job conferences, shop drawings, and sample submissions,
reproductions or original Contract Documents including all addenda, change orders, field orders, and additional
drawings issued subsequent to the execution of the Contract Provide copies of all construction documents in
electronic format to the City after completion of the project
• Maintain reports for the Construction Contract recording weather conditions when on the job site, data relative to
questions of extras or deductions, list of daily activities, decisions, and observations in general, and specific
observations in more detail as in the case of observing test procedures
• Prepare necessary field modifications and change orders in accordance with instructions from the City Field
modifications are conditions that require no adjustment on the Contract cost or time of completion Change
orders require modification of cost and/or time of completion.
• Fumish the City with weekly reports of progress of the work and the Contractor's compliance with the approved
progress schedule Prepare weekly meeting agendas and minutes Keep the City informed of any expected
delays in progress schedule Prepare and distribute meeting minutes
• Provide the City with quantities for generation of Contractor payments. The quantities will be provided on a
spreadsheet prepared by the City
• Report to the City whenever the Project Representative believes that any work is unsatisfactory, faulty or
defective, or does not conform to the Contract Documents and advise if work should be corrected or rejected
• Notwithstanding that it is the Contractor's sole responsibility forjob site safety, AECOM will report immediately to
the City the occurrence of any accident
• Provide laboratory material testing to document conformance with Plans and Specifications. We anticipate
testing will include proctors of fill material, gradations of fill material, and compressive strength for concrete
materials placed A laboratory testing budget is established in the attached Fee Estimate
• Provide field testing to document conformance with Plans and Specifications Record horizontal and vertical
coordinates of individual tests so as to allow later identification and inclusion in the Project Construction
Documents Testing to include nuclear density compaction testing for soils and cast -in -place concrete placement
monitoring
Complete Erosion Control Inspections and Contractor notification of deficiencies
• Document construction and test locations with a PDAttablet computer (YUMA) The information to be recorded will
include GPS location information (horizontal datum in Winnebago County Coordinate System, South Zone
NADD83 and the Vertical Datum will be NAVD88) Reports will be electronically submitted to a central database
through intemet or local connection
• Provide photo documentation throughout the construction period
• Provide vehicles, necessary equipment, and material for inspection
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• Before issuance of the "Certificate of Substantial Completion," AECOM will prepare and submit to the Contractor
a list of observed Items requiring completion or correction as a punch list.
• Conduct a final Inspection in the company of the City and Contractor and prepare a final list of Items to be
completed or corrected
• Prepare as -built drawings and Construction Documentation report for submittal to WDNR for approval A
discussion of the waste types encountered during excavation and the degree of waste degradation observed will
be Included If the supplemental gas extraction system for the Paulus Quarry landfill is not Installed during the
construction of the base bid active gas extraction system in 2019, the report will Include proposed criteria to the
department in the Construction Documentation report for assessing the need for Installing the supplemental gas
extraction components
• Prepare two draft and one final CSM for a property division and acquisition for the Bair Property
• Summarize Public Outreach activities and submit to WDNR
• Complete an Opinion of Probable cost for disposal options for the excess solid waste generated during
construction
• Prepare groundwater monitoring flow maps and submit to WDNR.
Agency Agreement Authority to Act as Agent for Company
Pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Master Service Agreement for Services provided by AECOM Technical
Services, Inc. (hereinafter "CONTRACTOR") for the City of Oshkosh (hereinafter "COMPANY"), dated April 2009,
(hereinafter referred to as the "Agreement" or the "MSA"), which Agreement is incorporated herein by this reference
between CONTRACTOR and COMPANY.
COMPANY hereby authorizes CONTRACTOR to act as its agent for the purpose of arranging for the transport and/or
disposal of waste ("Services") encountered while providing the services described in CONTRACTOR'S Proposal
Number OPP-830126 dated December 2, 2019, when the DESCRIPTION OF WORK of a specific Request for
Services ("RFS") or Agreement so states.
COMPANY shall defend, indemnify and hold CONTRACTOR, its employees, agents, and subcontractors harmless
against any claim, actions, causes of action, liability, judgments, fines, penalties, and costs reasonably incurred which
arise out of CONTRACTOR's actions within the scope of its authorization as agent for COMPANY for Services in
accordance with the MSA, except to the extent such claims, actions, causes of action, liability, judgments, fines,
penalties, and costs arise out of CONTRACTOR's negligence, breach of contract, or willful misconduct which in whole
or in part caused the damage, injury, or loss. CONTRACTOR shall defend, indemnify, and hold COMPANY, its
officers, directors, and employees harmless against any claims, actions, causes of action, liability, judgments, fines,
penalties, and costs reasonably incurred which arise out of CONTRACTOR's negligence, breach of contract, or willful
misconduct
For transport and disposal activities undertaken by CONTRACTOR in accordance with this Agreement, it is agreed
that CONTRACTOR shall under no circumstances be considered the generator of any Waste from the project site
pursuant to any environmental or other law or regulation. It is further agreed that nothing in this authorization is
intended to transfer or convey ownership of such Waste to CONTRACTOR
Proposed Team
AECOM proposes a team comprised of Paul Timm, Account Manager, Jeremy Thomas, PE, Project/Submittal
Manager, Paul Wintheiser, PE , Design Engineer/Submittal Reviewer, Thomas Bishop or Mark Magee, Senior Field
Staff, Mike Pawlak, Field Staff, Andrew Griepentrog, Health and Safety Officer, and Travis Brand, Assistant PM/CAD
designer This proposed team has been selected to provide AECOM staff that understand the client's expectations,
have previous project involvement, have been involved with similar projects, understand respective project
responsibilities, are located locally, and provide a reasonable cost approach with sensitivity to overall project cost.
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Task 2 Operation and Maintenance
Methane Gas Monitoring
AECOM proposes to conduct methane monitoring activities based on the following anticipated schedule from the
anticipated startup of the system In March 2020 to the end of December 2020 The monitoring will consist of the
following
Location
Identification
Parameters
Frequency
North, central, and south, SB-1 and
Oxygen, methane, carbon dioxide,
Gas Monitoring Wells
SB-2, GW-1, 1B, 2, 2B, 3,3B, 4, 4B,
balance gas, groundwater level
Weekly
5, 5B, 6, 6B, 7, 7B, 8, 8B
monitoring, vacuum
Header Pipe at the Blower
Station
glower (inflow)
Vacuum before blower
Weekly
Vent Pipe
Blower (discharge)
Oxygen, methane, carbon dioxide,
Weekly
pressure after blower, velocity/flow
Vacuum/pressure, oxygen,
LFG Well Head Vaults
KGW-1, 2, 3, 4, PGW-1, 2
methane, carbon dioxide, balance
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NOTES
1 The following information will be recorded during each sampling event ambient air temperature, barometric pressure, trends in
barometric pressure, ground surface conditions, type of meter used and latest meter calibration date
2 We anticipate weekly monitoring to be required from the startup of the system in March 2020 until the end of December 2020
An annual operation and maintenance report will be prepared based on the monitoring information, which we anticipate will propose
reducing the monitoring schedule to monthly This is the same frequency as Knapp Street Quarries monitoring schedule
3 The 2021 and future Operation and Maintenance budgets will be combined with the Knapp Street Quarry and Timmerman
Landfill Monitoring agreements
At each gas monitoring well and system sampling port, the vacuum pressure, initial percent of the LEL of methane
(percent LEL methane), percent methane gas (percent methane), percent oxygen (percent 02), percent of carbon
dioxide (percent CO2), air flow (CFM), and groundwater levels will be measured The LEL is the minimum
concentration of a particular combustible gas or vapor necessary to support its combustion in air. The LEL of
methane gas is 5% methane by volume Observations (such as ground condition, barometric pressure, and
monitoring well conditions) will also be recorded
After Initial readings are recorded, monitoring wells will be purged with a pump at a rate of two liters per minute
Continuous percent LEL methane will be measured as the well is purged. A final reading will be recorded when
consecutive methane readings are within +10% LEL. Final measurements include percent LEL methane, percent
methane gas, percent CO2, and percent 02 The length of time required to achieve the final reading is typically
unique to each well
AECOM has developed a checklist to be completed during each site visit based on annual WDNR inspection criteria
The checklist includes all items reviewed during the WDNR annual site inspection If deficiencies are noted, AECOM
staff will inform the City and assist with developing a solution
Schedule and Reporting — Operation and Maintenance
Methane sampling and system O&M will be completed in accordance with the above schedule through December
2020 The monitoring data will be summarized and electronically submitted to the City and WDNR GEMS database
on a semi-annual basis On an annual basis, a report will be submitted to the WDNR, including cover letter with
discussion and conclusions This report will also include a proposed environmental monitoring plan for the active gas
extraction system and all gas probes associated with the Quarry landfills In addition, it will include a proposed plan
for the operation and maintenance of the active gas extraction system and long-term monitoring and operation
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recommendations. AECOM will immediately notify the City and WDNR of any new methane wells that indicate an
exceedance of 25% of the LEL
Estimated Fees
The estimated fee for construction monitoring and documentation/project management, construction testing, and
operation and maintenance is $309,953 as summarized in the table below A detailed breakdown, including level of
effort per assigned staff, is attached AECOM will only charge for actual incurred costs If the project is completed
outside of the assumptions, AECOM may request to reduce or increase the budget accordingly
Task
Estimated Fee
Task 1 - Construction Documentation and Project Management
Meetings, Submittal Review, Project Management
$69,475
Field Work (Includes Field and Laboratory Testing/Expenses)
$155,478
Project Closeout / Construction Documentation Report
$10,0D0
Task 1 Subtotal
$234,953
Task 2 - Operation and Maintenance
Field Monitoring
$82,000
Annual Reporting
$13,000
Task 2 Subtotal
$75,000
TOTAL ESTIMATED FEES
$309,953
If services to be provided under this proposal require the agents, employees, or contractors of AECOM to enter onto
the Project site, Client shall provide right -of -access to the site to AECOM, Its employees, agents, and contractors to
conduct the planned field observations or services The services described in this proposal will be provided on a time
and materials basis Based upon the above scope of services, the estimated budget for these services is $309,953.
The services provided will be performed in accordance with the approved 2020 Fee Schedule and the conditions of
the 2009 City of Oshkosh Negotiated General Conditions of Service, which are expressly incorporated Into, and are
an integral part of, our contract for professional services. AECOM can begin providing these services immediately
upon receipt of the signed Authorization Form (attached)
We appreciate the opportunity to provide engineering services to the City of Oshkosh. If you have any questions
regarding the proposed project approach or corresponding costs, please contact us at your convenience If you have
any questions or need to clarify a point, please call Paul Timm at 920-235-0270
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I hereby certify that the necessary provisions have been made to pay the liability which will accrue under this contract
I hereby authorize AECOM to proceed with the scope of work outlined in the Proposal for Construction Monitoring and
Documentation/Project Management, Construction Testing, and Operation and Maintenance Services Related to City
Contract 18-01 Kienast-Paulus Landfill Gas Venting, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, AECOM's Proposal No OPP-830126 dated
December 3, 2019 with a budget authorization of $309,953 under the general terms and conditions specified in the
proposal.
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Condmcti0n Management December -Mara Final Grading completed by June 2020 - $234 953
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13
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2
2
2
2
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$275.00
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Survey Slalumul Control and VerifiatiOn Q pramcrew)
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$1700.00
910200.00
1
Survey Equipment Rental DIPS
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$175.00
$1050.00
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Surrey Equpment Rental Track
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f275.00
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Netts:
Dales are week ending (Faulty)
Labor and Unit Rates from 2020 Appron d Fee Sche0ule for City of Oshkash
AECOM performing all field moral losing
AECOM pedorreW mosion mongol voltmeters
Conslrvdion Management D¢cember-MartA, Final Grading Completed by June 2020- QJa 963
D3M March -December M20 375,000
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