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November 2.2O18
AECOKO Proposal No.
OPP-873O43
Mr.James Rabe, PE, CPESC
Director of Public Works
City ufOshkosh
215 Church Avenue
Oshkosh,Wisconsin 54SO3-113O
Proposal for Environmental Services during Geobachn|co|Subsurface Exploration Project for the 2O18Capital
Improvement Projects|n Oshkosh,Wisconsin
Dear Mr. Rabe,
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AECOM Technical Services, Inc. (AECOM)is pleased to submit this proposal to provide environmental services
during geotechnical subsurface exploration related to the City of Oshkosh(City)2019 Capital Improvement Program.
This proposal provides a scope o[work anticipated U/bein compliance with the City'o Environmental Services
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The intent of the Environmental Services Program is to identify subsurface environmental impacts and pre-plan soil
and groundwater management prior hu awarding the construction projects. This approach of preplanning for
management of impacted material reduces or eliminates future liability, reduces management costs and/or
reduces/eliminates construction change orders resulting from unanticipated landfill disposal charges, soil and
groundwater management, and lost time during construction. |fe utility contractor im delayed during e project, itcan .
cost the City upho*1.5OU per hour oydelay. Identification of subsurface impacted soil and groundwater, determining
the recommended management practice, and preparing the landfill disposal application including laboratory analysis
typically takes about 2'3 weeks 0ocomplete. |f these conditions are not anticipated,the resulting delay impacts the
completion schedule of the project and|nomaoem associated costs eiQnificonUy. Therefom. the identification and
preplanning for management ofimpacted soil and groundwater is extremely important in the overall effort to manage
construction ousts. Please note the ability to identify soil and groundwater impacts is limited by available veoodm, site
and area knmw|adge, and nsnu|ta of the Geotechnica| Exploration and amomniahad Environmental records searches.
Retaining o consultant that has significant experience in the City is critical in contributing to the muoneem of this
program.
AECOM will provide experienced environmental staff from our Oshkosh office that have worked on these type of
projects in prior years. AECOM has maintained a strong and growing office in Oshkosh,Wisconsin since 1976.
AECDM is proud to have served the City on multiple fronts over the paet42 years. The Oshkosh office is currently
comprised of 20 full time-staff that provide construction management, civil engineering, geotechnical engineering,
environmental engineering and environmental compliance services. Several members of our team grew up in the
area and still reside within the City of Oshkosh. For over 10 years, our Oshkosh office has been located on North
Main Street,within walking distance of Oshkosh City Hall. This centralized location within the City allows our team to
provide cost-effective rapid response to projects, including attending meetings at City Hall. |n addition our downtown
location allows minimal travel time and cost to the various project|oouUono,therefore almost all of our service costs
are incurred directly by working on the projects and not associated with travel.
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AECOM has extensive environmental experience in and around the City. Our experience will be utilized ea follows in �
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" Identify previously-investigated environmental subsurface impacts that have been encountered near the areas of /
concern. By use of this information,AECOM will be able to provide recommendations for material management �
that are consistent with past practices in these locations, These recommendations will likely be based on
documentation, information, and disposal profiles prepared for other projects. Examples are urban fill, railroad
ties, trolley lines,wood chip/debris, demolition debris, petroleum and solvent impacts to the subsurface.
° Urban fill is primarily encountered along the Fox River, its tributaries, and Lake Winnebago. This material is the
result of filling low areas with a mixture of soil,wood chips, foundry sand, paper sludge, and demolition debris,
The material is considered solid waste by the WinoonainDepartment of Natural Resources(NDNR). AECOM
has worked within multiple areas containing this material,and have utilized this data and previously-approved
landfill acceptance documents ho facilitate proper management. This information will be utilized toavoid
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duplicating previously-completed laboratory testing for profiling for landfill disposal. �
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• AECOM has m very good working relationship with the VVDNR. We work closely with the VVDNRhoshare |
information ofpreviously and/or newly identified subsurface impacts and proper management in compliance with
Wisconsin Administrative Code NR70U. This relationship has resulted in cost savings 0n the City eeour -
approach for material management and documentation takes into consideration our extensive experience and
knowledge of the VVDNR expectations regarding these areas ofconcern. Additional site work has been avoided
which would have delayed construction projects or required removal and replacement of new pavement and
utilities. A recent example is the Court Street coal tar issue encountered during the 2018 construction season. �
This work will be conducted in general compliance with the City of Oshkosh Environmental Services Program. We
understand that the Environmental Records Review portion of the program will be completed by others and the �
information will be available by October 20.2O18. �
The anticipated streets or projects were based on the Preliminary 2O18Capbo Improvement Program(C|P),
Specifically,the streets or projects requested for this scope of work include:
° Oregon Street—West 1Gth Avenue to West 21ntAvenue
* Hazel Street—Washington Avenue to East Irving Avenue
" West VVaukuu Avenue G|atz Creek Crossing
° Universal Court—Universal Court through easements to South Washburn Street
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* Kentucky Street—West New York Avenue to approximately 575'north |
° Sheridan Street—West Murdock Avenue to Roosevelt Avenue
° Mitchell Street—West Murdock Avenue ho north of West Linwood Avenue
° Crane Street—West Murdock Avenue to Roosevelt Avenue
° P|ymouthStroat—VVeatMurdockAvenuetoRooaeve|tAvenue
° North YVemthoven Drive—Omro Road to2O0'oouth
• Dmm Road—North Westhawan Drive 0o65O'eemt �
° Edgmwuod Road—Ryf Road to2UU'mouthof Shore Preserve Drive
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° Ceope Avenue Parking Lot Improvements
° West 28th Avenue—Oregon Street to eastern end of West 28th Avenue, Including lift station
° Miscellaneous Additional Streets or Projects—TbBeDetermined
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Scope of Servk;es
AECOM will provide environmental services in accordance with the Environmental Services Program (Geotechnical
Exploration Portion Only)developed by the City of Oshkosh and will include the following tasks:
1. AECOM will review the results of the Environmental Records Review and compare the recommended soil boring
number and location to AECOM's knowledge of the area and/or previous projects. Please note these review
services of the Environmental Records Review will be provided otnocharge, Once the review iacomplete,
AEODM will provide o summary of recommended changes, if any,to the drilling program. |n addition,AECOM
will order laboratory sampling kits that are anticipated to be required to complete laboratory testing in compliance
with Waste Management's Landfill Acceptance Profile Criteria. |tis important to have the sample kits ready to
use as there are critical time constraints on the sampling and preserving of the laboratory samples.
2. AECOM will attend a preconstruction conference with the selected geotechnical driller to provide a"quick
reference guide"that discusses potential environmental impacts that may be encountered during drilling,
communication plan, sample collection and environmental screening. VVe anticipate attending one(1)meeting
with associated required documents. Project management fees are also included in this task.
3, AECOM will provide environmental documentation during the gmoVaohn|nm|drilling, including field screening of -
the split soil samples collected by the geotechnical driller, review the draft geotechnical boring logs, and prepare,
if necessary, laboratory analytical samples required for landfilling profile acceptance. |t|e critical that the
samples are screened and sampled for laboratory analysis on a daily basis tobe in compliance with analytical
sampling protocol. We anticipate completing six(6)landfill acceptance profiles for purposes of this proposal �
based on previous experience.This task includes subcontracting cost budget for Pace Analytical Services LLC.
Please note the final amount of landfill profiles and laboratory analysis will be based on encountered impacts.
4, AECOM will prepare a"Soil and Groundwater Management Plan"for each construction project prior to bidding.
This allows the"street by street"analysis hobacombined into asingle report for inclusion in the Construction
Bidding Documents. The plan will include a map of anticipated locations of impacted soils and groundwater. In
addition, it will include landfill disposal profile and o sanitary discharge permit for impacted groundwater
disposal for each identified subsurface impacted area, VVe anticipate completing four(4)plans for the purposes
of this proposal. .
5� AECOM will visit the geotechnicm|driller one to two times per day 0o pick up split soil samples and review the
draft 8aoteuhnico|boring logs. Full-time oversight will be provided aa needed during geotochnico|drilling
operations occurring in areas identified as having potential environmental impacts.
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The services provided will be performed in accordance with 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 will not exceed the below estimate without your authorization and approval. Aoover
letter will be included with all invoices with a breakdown cost per street which will be matched to respective budget for
City tracking purposes, The estimated costs are presented below.
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Task 1 —ReviemofEnv|ronmenta|Records $n
Task 2—Pwmnonmtrunbon Meeting/Project Management $3,000
Task 3—Environmental Documentation
$11.768
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Sheet Estimated Drilling Days
Oregon Street 2doym $1.000
Hazel Street 2.5daye $1.250
West VVoukou Avenue G|atz Creek Crossing 0.5dey $250
Universal Court 1.5doys $750
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Kentucky Street 0.5day $250
Sheridan Street 0.5dmy $250
Mitchell Street 0.5doy $250
Crane Street 0.5doy $250
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Plymouth@treet 0.5dmy $250
North VVeehavenDrive 1 day $500
UmmRoad 0.5day $250
EdgewondRood 1 day $500
Oaks Trail Repaving 1 day $500
Ceepa Avenue Parking Lot Improvements 1duy $500
West 28mStreet 1doy $500
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Additional Streets 4dayo $2.000
Subcontract Laboratory Services $2.500
Task 4—Soil and Groundwater Management Plans
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(4 plans/$2.5OD per plan)
TOTAL ESTIMATED FEES *24.760
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To initiate this work, please sign the attached Authorization to Proceed and email a copy to
Our understanding is that the City of Oshkosh will also issue a purchase order(P.O.)for the project. Please reference
the AECOM proposal number, OPP-873043 in the P.O. that is forwarded to the AECOM Oshkosh,WI Office.We look
forward ho working with you and providing assistance with this project.
If you have any questions or need to clarification on the estimated costs, please call Paul Timm at 920-236-6718.
Yours sincerely,
A OM Technical Services, Inc.
aul Timm Ke PE
Account Manager Associate Vice President
Enclosure: Authorization
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1 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 for the Environmental Services during Geotechnical
Subsurface Exploration Project for the 2019 Capital Improvement Projects in Oehhoah.Wisconsin as described in
AECOM's proposal number OPP-873043,dated November 2, 2018,with a budget authorization of$24.75O under the
general terms and conditions specified |n the proposal.
Signature Date
Mark Rmh|off
Print Name
City Manager
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Pamela R. Ubrig
Print Name
City Clerk
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Lynn Lomneon
Print Name
City Attorney
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TnsnaLaroon
Print Name
Director ofFinance
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