HomeMy WebLinkAbout2004-019 - Acceptance of Proposal for Engineering Services by Transystems
BILL N0.2004-19
ORDINANCE N0.2004-19
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE PROPOSAL FOR
ENGINEERING SERVICES BY TRANSYSTEMS CORPORATION FOR PHASES II
AND III OF THE I-635 AND VAN DE POPULIER INTERCHANGE DESIGN
WHEREAS, the City of Riverside, Missouri ("City") entered into an agreement with
Transystems Corporation ("Transystems"), dated March 17, 2003, for provision of engineering
and design services related to the I-635 and Van de Populier interchange (the "Agreement").
WHEREAS, the Agreement contemplates several phases of the design and engineering
process for the project in question, and phase I of such process has been completed.
WHEREAS, Transystems has presented a proposal for the preliminary, right-of--way and
final design components of the design and engineering process, which components constitute
phase II and phase III of the design services (the "Proposal").
WHEREAS, the City's Board of Aldermen has reviewed the Proposal and wishes to
approve the same.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside,
Missouri, as follows:
~~ Section 1. The City of Riverside hereby accepts the Proposal by Transystems for Phase II and
Phase III engineering services pursuant to the Agreement entered into by the City and
Transystems on March 17, 2003, and such Proposal is attached hereto as Exhibit A.
Section 2. The Mayor is authorized to take such actions as are reasonably necessary to carry out
the intent of this Ordinance on behalf of the City.
Section 3. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and
approval.
Passed this 24th day of February, 2004.
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February 10, 2004
Mr. David Blackburn
City Administrator
2950 N.W. Vivion Rd.
Riverside, MO 64150
Re: Design Services for I-635/Route 9/Van de Popurier and Scheonbeck
Dear Mr. Blackburn:
Attached to this letter is our proposal for the preliminary, right-of-way and final design
for the major transportation elements necessary for the Horizon project. This can be a
supplement agreement to our original contract which was executed several months ago.
Our services include all of the necessary ground surveys, highway design to MoDOT
standards, roadway design, bridge design, roadway storm drainage design, environmental
permitting, railroad spur design and railroad coordination, two public meetings and
general coordination with the City and other parties. We have also included the
geotechnical investigation needed for the design of the structures and roadways. After
discussion with Brent Miles and Phil Gibbs we also added the design of some of the trunk
sanitary sewer lines along Van de Populier and Scheonbeck as well as the major drainage
channels along these roads. We all believe it is best to construct these items with the
transportation improvements given their placement and depth. Also included are several
strategically located utility sleeves to be installed under the roadways so they will not be
dug up to place the utilities in the future.
Please note that we have not included our services for right-of-way acquisition at this
time, but will soon once we determine the exact number of tracts involved.
This is a large project that will include approximately:
° 81ane miles of highways and ramps;
° 10 lane miles of new roadway;
° 4 new bridges;
° 2 bridge widenings on I-635;
° 4-6 bridge size box culverts;
° . 1 railroad spur connection;
° 3 new traffic signals;
° 1 traffic signal modifications;
° 2 traffic signal wanent studies;
° 3-4 environmental pernuts including wetlands replacement;
° 9,000 linear feet of trunk line for services;
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° 3-4 retaining walls;
° 10-12 new highway signs to guide visitors to Riverside.
we are very excited to be part of this project and to help you build your dreams.
Sincerely,
TRANSYSTEMS CORPORATION
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EXHIBIT A
I-635 /Van de Populier /Route 9 / Schoenbeck Road -Phases II and III
City of Riverside, MO
Design and Detelling Effort
ES 670 hours ~ $208.00 = $139,360.00
E4 2845 hours ~ $153.00 = $435,285.00
E3 1654 hours ~ $110.00 = $181,940.00
E2 4180 hours ~ $69.00 = $370,240.00
T5 1672 hours ~ $127.00 = $212,344.00
T4 3642 hours ~ $87.00 = $316,854.00
T3 942 hours ~ $73.00 = $88,766.00
T2 6434 hours ~ $61.00 = $392,474.00
T1 84 hours ~ $61.00 = $5,124.00
SC4 134 hours ~ $153.00 = $20,502.00
SC2 368 hours ~ $74.00 = $28,712.00
SCt 52 hours ~ $64.00 = $3,328.00
S4 648 hours ~ $1D1.00 = $65,448.00
S3 SD4 hours ~ $73.00 = $36,792.00
S2 504 hours ~ $53.00 = $26,712.00
Cp 96 hours ~ $53.00 = $5,088.00
Subtotal -Labor: $2,308,969.00
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SubconsuRants:
Terracon (Geotechnical) _ $153,200.00
Continental Consulting Engineers = $200,000.00
Subtotal - Subconsultants: $353,200.00
Other Expenses:
Mileage:
Surveyors 4325 miles ~ $ 0.37 = $1,600.25
Others 3000 miles ~ . $ 0.37 = $1,110.00
O,E&E Reports, Plats, Other R/W Information, etc.
(Estimating BO Total Tracts) $350.00 = $21,000.00
Printings = $50,000.00
Miscellaneous Survey Supplies = $700.00
Boards/Info. for Information Presentations = $5,000.00
Misc. Expenses (Delivery Services, Overnight Mail, etc.) _ $1,020.75
Subtotal - Othe $80,431.00
TOTAL COST: $2,742,800.00
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PROJECT LIMITS
The project is divided into several sections. The boundaries of these sections were delineated in the
Conceptual Plans and include:
I-635 /Van de Populier Interchanee
• Van de Populier interchange, including ramps on I-635 as well as Van de Populier Road from the
north curb return of the north ramp to the south end of Van de Populier (approximately 500 feet
south of the south ramps, not including an intersection at the south end)
Route 9
• Route 9 from the east edge of Mattox Road east to the gore point of where the northbound I-635
off-ramp meets Route 9, including the intersections of Route 9 with Van de Populier and with
Northwood (to the north and south curb returns).
Van de Populier
• Van de Populier from the south curb return at Route 9 to the north edge of the north curb return at
the north I-635 interchange ramps, including up to three intersections and one right-in/out
connection (cross streets include only to the curb returns on Van de Populier).
• NW Platte Valley Drive from the existing west end, extending approximately 600 feet west.
• Relocation of existing "East-West" portion of Deconick Road from the intersection of Van de
Populier Road (approximately 1400 feet of roadway).
Schoenbeck Road
• Schoenbeck Road from the east curb return of Van de Populier, curving northeast and passing
under I-635 at the existing railroad underpass and then turning south to intersect Argosy Parkway
at the main Argosy drive, a length of approximately 6800_ feet.
• The roadway will be 41anes with a raised median (except under the railroad bridge).
• Approximately four median openings will be provided.
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PHASE II -SCOPE OF SERVICES
PRELIMINARY PLANS /RIGHT OF WAY PLANS
TASKS 2000 - 2099: SURVEY ITEMS
I-635 /Van de Ponulier Interchange:
2000 Coordinate and Management of the survey proj ect.
2001 Coordinate and establishment of the Horizontal control tied to NAD 1983, Missouri West Zone
Datum.
2002 Coordinate and establishment of the Vertical control tied to NAVD 1988 Datum.
2003 Coordinate with utility companies for them to mark there main lines and facilities for
verification from Phase I.
2004 Coordinate and conduct bridge surveys to Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT)
survey requirements.
2005 Conduct topographical surveys to supplement the aerial mapping including but not limited to
utility location, pavement profiles and storm drainage structures.
2006 Conduct and prepare boundary surveys to define Existing Right of Way (ROW) and property
lines to add to or supplement earlier survey by Lutjen Associates.
2007 Conduct and prepare base map drawing of planimetric features to supplement MJ Harden aerial
mapping.
~. 2008 Preliminary staking and Final location off 40 geotechnical borings to be done by
subcontractor.
2009 Conduct and prepare Right of Way acquisition and Easement preparation documents.
Route 9 - Mattox Road to West Side of I-635:
2010 Coordinate and Management of the survey project.
2011 Coordinate and establishment of the Horizontal control tied to NAD 1983, Missouri West Zone
Datum.
2012 Coordinate and establishment of the Vertical control tied to NAVD 1988 Datum.
2013 Coordinate with utility companies for them to mark there main lines and facilities.
2014 Coordination with Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad to mark there signal and service lines
along the raikoad track within the railroad right of way.
2015. Conduct topographical surveys to supplement the aerial mapping including but not limited to
utility location, pavement profiles and storm drainage structures.
2016 Conduct and prepare boundary surveys to define Existing Right of Way (ROW) and property
lines to add to or supplement earlier survey by Lutjen Associates.
2017 Conduct and prepare base map drawing of planimetric features to supplement MJ Harden aerial
mapping.
2018 Preliminary staking and Final location off 40 geotechnical borings to be done by
subcontractor.
2019 Conduct and prepare Right of Way acquisition and Easement preparation documents. ,
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Van de Populier -Route 9 to I-635:
2020 Coordinate and Management of the survey project.
2021 Coordinate and establishment of the Horizontal control tied to NAD 1983, Missouri West Zone
Datum.
2022 Coordinate and establishment of the Vertical control tied to NAVD 1988 Datum.
2023 Coordinate with utility companies for them to mark there main lines and facilities for
verification from Phase L
2024 Coordination with Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad to mark there signal and service lines
along the railroad track within the railroad right of way.
2025 Conduct topographical surveys to supplement the aerial mapping including but not limited to
utility location, pavement profiles and storm drainage structures.
2026 Conduct and verification of boundary surveys that define Existing Right of Way (ROW) and
property lines by earlier survey of Lutjen Associates.
2027 Verify and field check existing base map drawing and prepare additional base map with
planimetric features that supplemented previous survey on Phase I.
2028 Preliminary staking and Final location of f 20 geotechnical borings to be done by
subcontractor.
2029 Conduct and prepare Right of Way acquisition and Easement preparation documents.
Schoenbeck Road -Argosy Parkway to Van de Populier:
2030 Coordinate and Management of the survey proj ect.
2031 Coordinate and establishment of the Horizontal control tied to NAD 1983, Missouri West Zone
Datum.
2032 Coordinate and establishment of the Vertical control tied to NAVD 1988 Datum.
2033 Coordinate with utility companies for them to mark there main lines and facilities.
2034 Coordination with Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad to mark there signal and service lines
along the railroad track within the railroad right of way.
2035 Conduct bridge survey on I-635 over the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad (Northbound
and Southbound Bridges of I-635).
2036 Conduct bridge survey of railroad drainage bridge according to Missouri Department of
Transportation (MoDOT) requirements.
2037 Conduct topographical surveys to supplement the aerial mapping including but not limited to
utility location, pavement profiles and storm drainage structures.
2038 Conduct and prepare boundary surveys to define Existing Right of Way (ROW) and property
lines.
2039 Conduct and prepare base map drawing of planimetric features to supplement MJ Harden aerial
mapping.
2040 Preliminary staking and Final location off 8 geotechnical borings to be done by subcontractor.
2041 Conduct and prepare Right of Way acquisition and Easement preparation documents.
TASKS 2100 - 2299: ROADWAY ITEMS
I-635 / Van de Populier Interchange:
2100 Finalize design criteria and review with City, MoDOT.
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~ 2101 Coordinate prepazation of final project base map with surveyors and establish layout of plan
sheets.
2102 Review final alignments established in Concept Development stage with the City to discuss the
final conditions and assumptions that have been made during the completion of this stage.
2103 Establish final roadway typical sections for I-635 Ramps (permanent and temporary) and Van
de Populier at the interchange. Review with MoDOT and City. Write MicroStation criteria
files for each. Include additional typical sections for required MoDOT "Alternate Pavement".
2104 Refine horizontal alignment for a114 ramps (temporary and permanent) and for Van de Populier
under I-635.
2105 Refine vertical alignment for a114 ramps (temporary and permanent) and for Van de Populier.
2106 Design layout of intersection of ramps and Van de Populier including layouts of islands.
2107 Prepare and submit Design Exception Sheet to MoDOT.
2108 Calculate drainage areas for all proposed cross road pipes, curb inlets, box culverts and field
inlets in the proposed interchange area.
2109 Layout overall storm sewer plan for Van de Populier in the interchange area. Size inlets,
manholes, storm pipes and cross road structures. Design ditches and swales in areas not
draining to curb inlets.
2110 Design permanent erosion control measures at outlets of storm sewer pipes.
2111 Perform detailed hydraulic analysis for draining Van de Populier interchange to the existing
Corps of Engineers L-385 Pump Station.
2112 Perform detailed drainage analysis (HEC-HMS and HEC-RAS) for each of the I-635 bridges
that aze being widened to accommodate the new on and off ramps. Coordinate with Corps of
Engineers and Continental Engineers.
~ 2113 Prepare and submit MoDOT Bridge Survey Reports (listing hydraulic design elements and
proposed structure) for each of the I-635 bridges being widened.
2114 Coordination meetings with the Corps of Engineers concerning hydraulic design issues.
2115 Coordination meetings with Continental Engineers concerning site development hydraulic
design issues.
2116 Refine preliminary cross sections and make adjustments to slopes as needed to minimize
impacts on adjacent lands.
2117 Meet with City and MoDOT to discuss preliminary findings prior to establishing right of way
and easement limits.
2118 Define new right of way, Access Control, permanent drainage and temporary easement lines.
2119 Assist in the development of the preliminary construction sequencing plan for City and
MoDOT review.
2120 Prepare the following preliminary plans (22" X 34" Sheets):
• Title Sheet
• General Notes (1)
• Typical Sections (3)
• Plan/Profile Sheets (16 total) (1" =100')
• I-635 Ramps (12)
• Van de Populier (2)
• Temp. Ramps During Construction (2)
• Stonn Sewer Profiles (4)
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• Guardrail Plan Sheets (2)
• Cross Section (135) (50' Intervals)
• R/W Sheets (Plan Views Only) (11)
• Traffic Plans/Details (Signal, Traffic Control, Markings, Signs, etc.) (120) (See
2400 Series Tasks)
• Structural Plan/Profile Sheets (26) (See 2300 Series Tasks)
2121 Calculate and check preliminary quantities.
2122 Prepare Opinion of Probable Construction Costs.
2123 Prepare Preliminary Plans Submittal Report for MoDOT.
2124 Quality control review plans and opinions of probable construction cost.
2125 Submit preliminary plans and opinions of probable construction cost to the following entities:
(2 submittals -1 "preview" set, 1 "final" set)
• City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• MoDOT (25 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
2126 Lead, coordinate, and plan the one combined review meeting, write and distribute meeting
minutes. (Field Check)
2127 Incorporate City and MoDOT comments into plan set (preparation of formal Right of Way
Plans).
2128 Coordinate plan development with existing utilities. Send preliminary plans to utilities for
review and information. Update plans with new utility items.
2129 Submit Right of Way Plans to the following entities:
~' • City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• MoDOT (25 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
2130 Incorporate Right of Way comments into plan set.
2131 Assist surveyors in the preparation of the required tract maps for Right of Way and Easement
takings.
2132. Site visits.
2133 Project administration including coordination with subconsultants, other meetings with City,
other meetings with MoDOT, etc.
Route 9 - Mattox Road to West Side of I-635:
2150 Finalize design criteria and review with City, MoDOT.
2151 Coordinate preparation of final project base map with surveyors and establish layout of plan
sheets.
2152 Review final alignments established in Concept Development stage with the City to discuss the
final conditions and assumptions that have been made during the completion of this stage.
2153 Establish final roadway typical sections for Route 9 and Van de Populier. Review with
MoDOT and City. Write MicroStation criteria files for each. Include additional typical
sections for required MoDOT "Alternate Pavement".
2154 Refine horizontal alignment for Route 9.
2155 Refine vertical alignment for Route 9.
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2156 Design layout of intersection of Mattox, Van de Populier and Northwood including layouts of
islands.
2157 Prepare and submit Design Exception Sheet to MoDOT.
2158 Calculate drainage areas for all proposed cross road pipes and curb inlets.
2159 Layout overall storm sewer plan for Route 9. Size inlets, manholes, storm pipes and cross road
structures. Design ditches and swales in areas not draining to curb inlets.
2160 Design permanent erosion control measures at outlets of storm sewer pipes.
2161 Coordination meetings with Continental Engineers concerning site development hydraulic
design issues.
2162 Refine preliminary cross sections and make adjustments to slopes as needed to nunimize
impacts on adjacent lands.
2163 Meet with City and MoDOT to discuss preliminary findings prior to establishing right of way
and easement limits.
2164 Define new right of way, Access Control, permanent drainage and temporary easement lines.
2165 Assist in the development of the preliminary construction sequencing plan for City and
MoDOT review.
2166 Prepare the following preliminary plans (22" X 34" Sheets):
• Title Sheet
• General Notes (1)
• Typical Sections (3)
• Plan/Profile Sheets (10 total) (1" = 50')
• Storm Sewer Profiles (1)
• Cross Section (75) (50' Intervals)
• R/W Sheets (Plan Views Only) (5)
• Traffic Plans/Details (Signal, Traffic Control, Markings, Signs, etc.) (75) (See
2400 Series Tasks)
• Structural Plan/Profile Sheets (8) (See 2300 Series Tasks)
2167 Calculate and check preliminary quantities.
2168 Prepare Opinion of Probable Construction Costs.
2169 Prepare Preliminary Flans Submittal Report for MoDOT.
2170 Quality control review plans and opinions of probable construction cost.
2171 Submit preliminary plans and opinions of probable construction cost to the following entities:
(2 submittals -1 "preview" set, 1 "final" set)
• City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• MoDOT (25 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
2172 Lead, coordinate, and plan the one combined review meeting, write and distribute meeting
minutes: (Field Check)
2173 Incorporate City and MoDOT comments into plan set (preparation of formal Right of Way
Plans).
2174 Coordinate plan development with existing utilities. Send preliminary plans to utilities for
review and information. Update plans with new utility items.
2175 Submit Right of Way Plans #o the following entities:
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• City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• MoDOT (25 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
Incorporate Right of Way comments into plan set.
Assist surveyors in the preparation of the required tract maps for Right of Way and Easement
takings.
Site visits.
Project administration including coordination with subconsultants, other meetings with City,
other meetings with MoDOT, etc.
Van de Populier -Route 9 to I-635:
2200 Finalize design criteria and review with City.
2201 Coordinate preparation of final project base map with surveyors and establish layout of plan
sheets.
2202 Review final alignments established in Concept Development stage with the City to discuss the
final conditions and assumptions that have been made during the completion of this stage.
2203 Prepare for and conduct Public Information Meeting.
2204 Establish final roadway typical sections for Van de Populier, NW Platte Valley Drive and
relocated Deconick Road. Review with City. Write MicroStation criteria files for each..
2205 Refine horizontal alignment for Van de Populier, NW Platte Valley Drive and relocated
Deconick Road.
2206 Refine vertical alignment for Van de Populier, NW Platte Valley Drive and relocated Deconick
Road.
~- 2207 Design layout of intersections of Van de Populier, NW Platte Valley Drive and relocated
Deconick Road including swales along Van de Populier.
2208 Calculate drainage areas for all proposed cross road pipes, curb inlets, box culverts and field
inlets.
2209 Layout overall storm sewer plan for Van de Populier, NW Platte Valley Drive and relocated
Deconick Road. Size inlets, manholes, storm pipes and cross road structures. Design ditches
and swales in areas not draining to curb inlets.
2210 Design permanent erosion control measures at outlets of storm sewer pipes.
2211 Coordination meetings with Continental Engineers concerning site development hydraulic
design issues.
2212 .Refine preliminary cross sections and make adjustments to slopes as needed to minimize
impacts on adjacent lands.
2213 Meet with City to discuss preliminary findings prior to establishing right of way and easement
limits.
2214 Define new right of way, Access Control, permanent drainage and temporary easement lines.
2215 Assist in the development of the preliminary construction sequencing plan for City review.
2216 Prepare the following preliminary plans (22" X 34" Sheets):-
• Title Sheet
• General Notes (1)
• Typical Sections (3)
• Plan/Profile Sheets (16 total) (1" = 50')
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• Storm Sewer Profiles (7)
• Cross Section (180) (50' Intervals)
• R/W Sheets (Plan Views Only) (8)
• Traffic Plans/Details (Signal, Traffic Control, Markings, Signs, etc.) (60) (See
2400 Series Tasks)
• Structural Plan/Profile Sheets (2) (See 2300 Series Tasks)
2217 Calculate and check preliminary quantities.
2218 Prepare Opinion of Probable Construction Costs.
2219 Quality control review plans and opinions of probable construction cost.
2220 Submit preliminary plans and opinions of probable construction cost to the following entities:
(2 submittals -1 "preview" set, 1 "final" set)
• City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
2221 Lead, coordinate, and plan the one combined review meeting, write and distribute meeting
minutes. (Field Check)
2222 Incorporate City comments into plan set (preparation of formal Right of Way Plans).
2223 Coordinate plan development with existing utilities. Send preliminary plans to utilities for
review and information. Update plans with new utility items.
2224 Submit Right of Way Plans to the following entities:
• City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
~ 2225 Incorporate Right of Way comments into plan set.
2226 Assist surveyors in the preparation of the required tract maps for Right of Way and Easement
takings.
2227 Site visits.
2228 Project administration including coordination with subconsultants, other meetings with City,
etc.
Schoenbeck Road - Argosv Parkway to Van de Populier•
2250 Finalize design criteria and review with City.
2251 Coordinate preparation of final project base map with surveyors and establish layout of plan
sheets.
2252 Review final alignments established in Concept Development stage with the City to discuss the
final conditions and assumptions that have been made during the completion of this stage.
2253 Establish fmal roadway typical sections for Schoenbeck Road. Review with City. Write
MicroStation criteria files for each.
2254 Refine horizontal alignment for Schoenbeck Road.
2255 Refine vertical alignment for Schoenbeck Road.
2256 Design layout of Schoenbeck Road intersections including layouts of islands.
2257 Review layout of Schoenbeck Road under I-635 with MoDOT.
2258 Calculate drainage areas for all proposed cross road pipes, curb inlets, box culverts and field
inlets in the proposed interchange area.
2259 Layout overall storm sewer plan for Schoenbeck Road. Size inlets, manholes, storm pipes and
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2260 Design permanent erosion control measures at outlets of storm sewer pipes.
2261 Perform detailed drainage analysis (HEC-HMS and HEC-RAS) for Schoenbeck Road bridge
directly downstream from existing railroad bridge. Coordinate with Railroad.
2262 Coordination meetings with Continental Engineers concerning site development hydraulic
design issues.
2263 Develop preliminary cross sections and make adjustments to slopes as needed to minimize
impacts on adjacent lands.
2264 Meet with City and MoDOT (area under I-635 Bridge) to discuss preliminary findings prior to
.establishing right of way and easement limits.
2265 Define new right of way, permanent drainage and temporary easement lines.
2266 Prepare the following preliminary plans (22" X 34" Sheets):
• Title Sheet
• General Notes (1)
• Typical Sections (1)
• Plan/Profile Sheets (10 total) (1" = 50')
• Storm Sewer Profiles (5)
• Guardrail Plan Sheets (2)
• Cross Section (80) (50' Intervals)
• R/W Sheets (Plan Views Only) (5)
• Traffic Plans/Details (Signal, Traffic Control, Markings, Signs, etc.) (30) (See
2400 Series Tasks)
~~ • Structural Plan/Profile Sheets (6) (See 2300 Series Tasks)
2267 Calculate and check preliminary quantities.
2268 Prepare Opinion of Probable Construction Costs.
2269 Quality control review plans and opinions of probable construction cost.
2270 Submit preliminary plans and opinions of probable construction cost to the following entities:
(2 submittals -1 "preview" set, 1 "final" set)
• City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
2271 Lead, coordinate, and plan the one combined review meeting, write and distribute meeting
minutes. (Field Check)
2272 Incorporate City comments into plan set (preparation of formal Right of Way Plans).
2273 Coordinate plan development with existing utilities. Send preliminary plans to utilities for
review and information. Update plans with new utility items.
2274 Submit Right of Way Plans to the following entities:
• City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
2275 Incorporate Right of Way comments into plan set.
2276 Assist surveyors in the preparation of the required tract maps for Right of Way and Easement
takings.
2277 Site visits.
2278 Project administration including coordination with subconsultants, other meetings with City,
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TASKS 2300 - 2399: STRUCTURAL ITEMS
I-635 /Van de Populier Interchange (Bridges):
2300 Meetings required for this task will include the following:
^ One meeting with Geotechnical Sub-consultant on site to review site conditions and
data required.
^ One Preliminary Design Meeting with the City of Riverside.
^ One Preliminary Design Review Meeting with the Missouri Department of
Transportation (MoDOT) Bridge Division in Jefferson City.
2301 Review Bridge Survey Reports for the proposed NB and SB I-635 bridges over Van de
Populier. Bridge Survey Reports for each bridge will be developed by TranSystems'
surveyors and highway engineers, and will include all information required by the MoDOT
Project Development Manual (PDM). This information will include but not be limited to the
following:
^ MoDOT Form 1O5S1, which is a complete surveyed base/contour map of the existing
site, with proposed horizontal alignment information. All ownership, property
boundaries, section lines, etc. shall be shown per the requirements of the PDM..
^ MoDOT Forms l OSS2, which include surveyed profiles of existing site conditions at the
bridge, and proposed vertical profiles and proposed roadway typical sections. A
complete description of the information required is described in the PDM.
~ 2302 Prepare Bridge Memorandum Forms for the proposed NB and SB I-635 bridges over Vau de
Populier. A Bridge Memorandum Form is a written summary of the type, size, and location of
the proposed bridge. Existing Forms 1O5S1 and 1O5S2 will be modified, by TranSystems'
bridge personnel, to show the type, size, and location of each proposed bridge. Preliminary
quantities, construction cost estimates, and existing bridge plan and profile sheets will be
required to complete the Bridge Memorandum submittal requirements. A complete description
of the infonmation required is described in the PDM.
2303 Review the preliminary geotechnical report for the proposed NB and SB I-635 bridges over
Van de Populier.
2304 Prepare Design Layout Forms for the proposed NB and SB I-635 bridges over Van de
Populier once the Bridge Memorandums have been approved by MoDOT. A Design Layout
Form is the final written summary of the type, size, and location of the proposed bridge,
including all proposed foundation information as recommended by the geotechnical report.
Existing Forms lOSS 1 and 1O5S2 will be modified, by TranSystems' bridge personnel, to show
the fmal type, size, and location of each proposed bridge; along with the soil borings and
foundation types, locations, and elevations. Updated preliminary quantities, construction cost
estimates, existing bridge plan and profile sheets, and the final geotechnical report will be
required to complete each Bridge Design Layout submittal. A complete description of the
information required is described in the PDM.
2305 Review Bridge Survey Reports for the proposed widening of existing Bridges A2816R (NB I-
635) and A2731R (SB I-635), over a drainage ditch. This Sub-Task is similar to Task 2301,
except that additional hydraulic survey information is required in addition to Form BR105R,
which describes the existing bridge and existing hydrology data needed for hydraulic design. A
~' complete description of the information required is described in the PDM
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2306 Prepare Bridge Memorandum Forms for proposed widening of existing Bridges A2816R (NB
I-635) and A2731R (SB I-635), over a drainage ditch. This Sub-Task is similar to Task 2302,
except that a hydraulic design must be completed by TranSystems' highway engineers and
submitted with the Bridge Memorandum. A complete description of the information required
is also described in the PDM
2307 Review the preliminary geotechnical report for proposed widening of existing Bridges
A2816R (NB I-635) and A2731R (SB I-635), over a drainage ditch.
2308 Prepare Design Layout Forms for proposed widening of existing Bridges A2816R (NB I-635)
and A2731R (SB I-635), over a drainage ditch. This Sub-Task is similar to Task 2304. A
complete description of the information required is also described in the PDM
2309 This sub-task provides for the submittal of Bridge Memorandums, the preliminary
Geotechnical Report, and Design Layouts to MoDOT to complete the Preliminary Design for
the bridges along I-635.
2310 Project administration.
Route 9 - Mattox Road to West Side of I-635 (Retaining
2311 Meetings required for this task will include the following:
^ One meeting with Geotechnical Sub-consultant on site to review site conditions and
data required.
• One Preliminary Design Meeting with the City of Riverside.
2312 Prepare Bridge Memorandum Forms for two proposed retaining walls along Highway 9 (for
this proposal it is assumed these walls will be cast-in-place concrete walls). A Bridge
Memorandum Form (MoDOT uses this title for all structures including retaining walls) is a
~. written summary of the type, size, and location of the proposed wall. Proposed horizontal :and
vertical grades will be used by TranSystems' bridge personnel to show the type, size, and
location of each proposed wall. Preliminary quantities and construction cost estimates will be
required to complete the Bridge Memorandum submittal requirements. A complete description
of the information required is described in the PDM.
2313 Review the preliminary geotechnical report for two proposed retaining walls along Highway
9.
2314 Prepare Design Layout Forms for two proposed retaining walls along Highway 9 once the
Bridge Memorandums have been approved by MoDOT. A Design Layout Form is the final
written summary of the type, size, and location of the proposed walls, including all proposed
foundation information as recommended by the geotechnical report. Foundation information
will be added to the Bridge Memorandum information along with updated preliminary
quantities, construction cost estimates, and the final geotechnical report to complete each
Design Layout submittal. A complete description of the information required is described in
the PDM.
2315 This sub-task provides for the submittal of Bridge Memorandums, the Geotechnical Report,
and Design Layouts to MoDOT to complete the Preliminary Design for the two proposed
retaining walls along Highway 9.
2316 Project administration.
Van de Populier -Route 9 to I-635 (Bridge):
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any MoDOT participation for the bridge over the BNSF RR and the bridge box culvert under
Van de Populier):
^ One meeting with Geotechnical Sub-consultant on site to review site conditions and
data required.
^ One Preliminary Design Meeting with the City of Riverside.
• Two Public Hearings
^ Two Design Workshops with the City.
^ One Preliminary Design Review Meeting with the BNSF RR.
2318 Prepare a General Project Summary Report for the Van de Populier Bridge over the BNSF
Rail Road. Along with this report, preliminary bridge type, size, and location drawings are
required.
2319 Review the preliminary geotechnical report for the Van de Populier Bridge over the BNSF
Rail Road.
2320 Prepare preliminary plans for the bridge box culvert under Van de Populier.
2321 Review the preliminary geotechnical report for the proposed bridge culvert under Van de
Populier.
2322 This sub-task provides for the submittal of Preliminary Plans for the two structures mentioned
above, to the BNSF RR and the City for their review and approval.
2323 Project administration.
Schoenbeck Road Ar~osy Parkway to Van de Populier• Bridge Box Culverts Retaining Wall):
2324 Meetings required for this task will include the following (it is assumed that there will not be
~ any MoDOT participation for any of the structures along Schoenbeck Road):
^ One meeting with Geotechnical Sub-consultant on site to review site conditions and
data required.
^ One Preliminary Design Meeting with the City of Riverside.
^ One Preliminary Design Review Meeting with the BNSF RR.
^ One Public Meeting to be attended by bridge personnel.
2325 Prepare a General Project Summary Report for the Schoenbeck Road Bridge over an existing
drainage ditch. This bridge is located immediately downstream of an existing RR Bridge.
Along with this report, preliminary bridge type, size, and location drawings are required.
2326 Prepare preliminary design drawings for a proposed retaining wall along the BNSF RR.
2327 Prepare preliminary design drawings for three proposed box culverts along Schoenbeck
Road.
2328 Review the preliminary geotechnical report for the Schoenbeck Road Bridge and the
retaining wall
2329 This sub-task provides for the submittal of Preliminary Plans for the Schoenbeck Road
Bridge, box culverts, and retaining wall, to the BNSF RR and the City for their review and
approval.
2330 Project administration.
TASKS 2400 - 2499: TRAFFIC ITEMS
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TRAFFIC SIGNALS: There will be two traffic signals, one at each ramp terminal on Van de Populier. Fiber
optic traffic signal interconnect will be provided along the length of Van de Populier within this project for
connection to the north. A master controller will be provided at one of the intersections. MoDOT standard
specifications will be utilized.
2400 Prepare base plan sheets (1"=20').
2401 Coordinate electrical service with local utility.
2402 Develop conceptual layout of traffic signal poles, signal heads, and detection areas along with
proposed phasing. General routing of interconnect conduit will be indicated.
2403 Submit conceptual layout to the City and MoDOT for review, attend one review meeting.
2404 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of MoDOT. Plan sheets for traffic
signals will include:
• Plan (Traffic Signal Layout) Sheets (including interconnect)
• D-37A, B, C and D and D-38 Sheets (no quantities on sheets for preliminary plans)
2405 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
LIGHTING: Conventional street lighting will be installed on I-635 at the gore points of the on and off
ramps per MoDOT standard practice. Continuous lighting will be provided on Van de Populier.
Lighting on I-635 will be MoDOT maintained, lighting on Van de Populier will be City maintained
(except on the I-35 traffic signals). Lighting on Van de Populier will likely be part of a system
extending north on the Van de Populier portion of the project (accounted for separately). MoDOT
standard specifications will be utilized.
~, No tower or continuous lighting will be included on I-635. No underpass lighting will be provided.
2406 Prepare base plan sheets (1"=50').
2407 Coordinate electrical service with local utility.
2408 Conduct analyses of lighted areas to determine mounting heights, fixture types, and pole
spacmg.
2409 Develop conceptual layout of poles and luminaries.
2410 Submit conceptual layout to the City and MoDOT for review, attend one review meeting.
2411 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of MoDOT. Plan sheets for street
lighting will include:
• Plan (Layout) Sheets
• Wiring Diagram
• Quantity Sheet (no quantities on sheets for preliminary plans)
• Special details for City lighting
2412 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
PAVEMENT MARKINGS: These services include the design of pavement markings within the
project limits. MoDOT standard specifications will be utilized.
2413 Request and review as-built drawings for existing pavement markings in the project area.
2414 Field review the project area. Confirm general completeness of as-built drawings.
2415 Prepare base plans (1"=50') to illustrate pavement markings.
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2416 Develop conceptual layout of pavement markings. The layout would be primarily descriptive
2417 Submit conceptual layout to the City and MoDOT for review, attend one review meeting.
2418 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of MoDOT. Plan sheets for pavement
marking will include:
of the design intent.
• Plan (Layout) Sheets
• Quantities Sheets (no quantities on sheets for preliminary plans)
2419 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
SIGNING
Guide Signing: These services include the design of guide signs along I-635 for the Van de Populier
interchange, and along Van de Populier, as related to the interchange (all advance signing for
interchange along Van de Populier will be included in the task, regardless of the roadway section it is
included in). This task also include the replacement of the sign truss on Route 9 eastbound at I-635.
The number of signs and structures assumed to be included in this project include:
Total Guide Signs -41
Bridge Mounted -1 (replace existing sign - KDOT)
Truss Structure Mounted -6 (2 on new structures, 4 on modified or replaced existing.
structures)
Cantilever Structure Mounted-6 (4 on new structures, 2 on modified or replaced existing
structure)
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Ground Mounted- - 18
It is assumed that the project may include up to 6 new cantilever structures and 6 new truss structures
and that all existing signs disturbed by construction in any manner will be replaced. Some signs will
be in Kansas, those signs will be designed to KDOT standards, all other signing on this section of the
project will be designed to MoDOT standards. It is also assumed that KDOT will handle the structural
design of all cantilevers and trusses, including foundations and bridge mounted structures in Kansas.
MoDOT standard specifications will be utilized except for KDOT signs.
Conventional Signing: These services include the design of conventional signing within the project
limits. A conventional sign is generally considered one that can be found in the MUTCD and Highway
Sign Manual and is typically ground mounted with standard posts. Examples include stop signs, speed
limit signs, and lane use control signs. Signs along in the "I-635" section of the project will be
designed to MoDOT specifications. The number of signs assumed to be included in this project
include:
Total Signs
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It is assumed that no special mounting methods will be necessary.
2420 Request and review as-built drawings for existing guide signs in the project area or applicable
to the project design.
2421 Field review the project area. Confirm completeness of as-built drawings.
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2422 Prepare base plans (1 "=50') to illustrate sign and sign structure locations.
2423 Prepare guide sign layout detail sheets consistent with the applicable DOT practices.
2424 Develop conceptual layout of guide signs, including proposed locations and mounting types.
Existing signs to remain will be shown.
2425 Submit conceptual layout MoDOT and KDOT for review, attend two meetings to review
concept.
2426 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of the DOTS. Plan sheets for signs will
include:
• Plan (Sign/Structure Location) Sheets (Guide Signs)
• Sign Legend Detail Sheets (Guide Signs)
• Plan Layout Sheets (Conventional Signs)
• Sign Cross-sections
• Quantities Sheets
• Standard Detail Sheets
2427 Submit preliminary plans (no quantities will be prepared at this stage), attend one review
meeting.
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (ITS): The Kansas City SCOUT TTS system
does not currently extend into this area. The scope of work for this phase will be to develop a concept
layout of SCOUT components within the limits of the I-635 project in conformance with the principles
of the early deployment plan (system detectors, ramp detectors, cameras and dynamic message boards,
if applicable). However, construction plans will only include the necessary conduits and pull boxes to
support this concept layout (no wiring, controllers, structures or other electronic components).
2428 Develop conceptual layout of proposed ITS components.
2429 Submit to MoDOT for review, attend one review meeting.
2430 Field locate proposed relocated ITS equipment per guidelines provided by SCOUT, including
system detectors, video cameras and ramp metering detectors. It is assumed that a bucket truck
and traffic control will be provided by MoDOT for camera sighting; as necessary.
2431 Update concept plan and submit to MoDOT for fmal review
2432 Prepare base plans (1"=50') to illustrate ITS facilities.
2433 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of MoDOT. Plan sheets for ITS will
include:
• Plan (Layout) Sheets
• Quantity Sheet (no quantities on sheets for preliminary plans)
• Special detail sheets
2434 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL: These services include developing a concept, preliminary
and final plans. The concept phase will include identifying construction sequencing, the primary
phases of construction, and the general strategy for handling traffic. The preliminary plan services
include refinement of the general construction sequencing, phases of construction; and detours that will
be necessary. The final plan services included the development of detailed traffic control plans.
It is assumed that:
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• traffic will be carried through construction on I-635.
• there will be two main phases of construction,
• the first phase will consist of construction of the ramps,
• the second phase will consist of construction of the bridges and cross road,
• there will be no more than three subsets to any phase
• during construction of the bridges, traffic will be relocated onto the ramps
• two lanes of traffic will be maintained in both directions during peak periods.
• the ramps and cross road will be closed to traffic throughout construction with the
exception of the relocated highway traffic during bridge construction
• that advance warning information will be developed for I-635 about a mile in advance of
the work area, and
• no detours will be required
• no temporary traffic signals will be required on this section of the project
• no crossovers will be needed on the freeway
• no temporary pavement will be required except as related to utilizing the ramps for
mainline traffic during bridge construction and resurfacing of inside shoulders for use
during lane shifts during ramp construction adjacent to the mainline.
2435 Develop concept plan identifying construction sequencing, the primary phases of construction,
and the general strategy for handling traffic.
2436 Submit to City and MoDOT for review. Attend one review meeting.
2437 Participate in one working session with project team members.
2438 Prepare base plan (1"=100') for illustrating an overview of the traffic-handling plan during
construction.
2439 Prepare preliminary maintenance of traffic plans.
2440 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
Route 9 -Mattox Road to West Side of I-635:
TRAFFIC SIGNALS: There will be two traffic signals, one at Northgate and one at Van de Populier.
Fiber optic traffic signal interconnect will be provided along the length of Route 9 from Northgate to
Mattox. A master controller will be provided at one of the intersections. MoDOT standard
specifications will be utilized.
2441 Prepare base plan sheets (1"=20').
2442 Coordinate electrical service with local utility.
2443 Develop conceptual layout of traffic signal poles, signal heads, and detection areas along with
proposed phasing. General routing of interconnect conduit will be indicated.
2444 Submit conceptual layout to the City and MoDOT for review, attend one review meeting.
2445 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of MoDOT. Plan sheets for traffic
signals will include:
• Plan (Traffic Signal Layout) Sheets (including interconnect)
• D-37A, B, C and D and D-38 Sheets (no quantities on sheets for preliminary plans)
2446 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
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LIGHTING: No lighting will be provided on Route 9 except on the traffic signal poles (included with
signal design).
PAVEMENT MARKINGS: These services include the design of pavement markings within the
project limits. MoDOT standard specifications will be utilized.
2447 Request and review as-built drawings for existing pavement markings in the project area.
2448 Field review the project area. Confirm general completeness of as-built drawings.
2449 Prepare base plans (1"=50') to illustrate pavement markings.
2450 Develop conceptual layout of pavement markings. The layout would be primarily descriptive
of the design intent.
2451 Submit conceptual layout to the City and MoDOT for review, attend one review meeting.
2452 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of MoDOT. Plan sheets for pavement
marking will include:
• Plan (Layout) Sheets
• Quantities Sheets (no quantities on sheets for preliminary plans)
2453 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
SIGNING
Conventional Signing: These services include the design of conventional signing within the project
limits. A conventional sign is generally considered one that can be found in the MUTCD and Highway
Sign Manual and is typically ground mounted with standard posts. Examples include stop signs, speed
limit signs, and lane use control signs. The number of signs assumed to be included in this project
~~ include:
Total Signs - 50
It is assumed that no special mounting methods will be necessary.
2454 Prepare base plans (1"=50') to illustrate sign locations.
2455 Prepare sign layout detail sheets consistent with the applicable MoDOT practices.
2456 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of MoDOT. Plan sheets for signs will
include:
• Sign Legend Detail Sheets (Special Signs Only)
• Plan Layout Sheets
• Sign Cross-sections
• Quantities Sheets
• Standard Detail Sheets
2457 Submit preliminary plans (no quantities will be prepared at this stage), attend one review
meeting.
WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL: These services include developing a concept, preliminary
and final plans. The concept phase will include identifying construction sequencing, the primary
phases of construction, and the general strategy for handling traffic. The preliminary plan services
include refinement of the general construction sequencing, phases of construction, and detours that will
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preparation of temporary traffic signal plans.
It is assumed that:
• traffic will be carried through construction on Route 9.
• there will be two main phases of construction,
• the first phase will consist of construction of the widening on the south side of Route 9,
• the second phase will consist of constructing the medians,
• there will be no more than three subsets to any phase
• traffic may be reduced to one lane in each direction during construction,
• Hydro-Conduit traffic will be rerouted to Platte Valley Drive early in construction and
traffic on Van de Populier south of the railroad will be detoured via Mattox. Van de
Populier between Route 9 and the tracks will be closed during construction,
• no other detours except as noted above will be required
• temporary traffic signals will be required at Northwood
• temporary pavement maybe required in existing median areas
2458 Develop concept plan identifying construction sequencing, the primary phases of construction,
and the general strategy for handling traffic.
2459 Submit to City and MoDOT for review. Attend one review meeting.
2460 Participate in one working session with project team members.
2461 Prepare base plan (1"=100') for illustrating an overview of the traffic-handling plan during
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2462 Prepare overview of the maintenance of traffic plan.
2463 Submit overview plans, attend one review meeting.
Van de Populier -Route 9 to I-635:
MEETINGS:
2464 Prepare for and attend up to two public information meetings and three City council meetings.
TRAFFIC 5IGNALS: We have assumed that there will be one traffic signal at the intersection of
Van de Populier and Schoenbeck. The other two primary intersections along Van de Populier will be
designed for future traffic signals, with conduit and pull boxes being installed. Fiber optic traffic
signal interconnect will be provided along the length of Van de Populier. MoDOT standard
specifications will be utilized.
2465 Prepare base plan sheets (1"=20').
2466 Coordinate electrical service with local utility.
2467 Develop conceptual layout of traffic signal poles, signal heads, and detection areas along with
proposed phasing. General routing of interconnect conduit will be indicated.
2468 Submit conceptual layout to the City for review, attend one review meeting.
2469 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of MoDOT. Plan sheets for traffic
signals will include:
• Plan (Traffic Signal Layout) Sheets (including interconnect)
~; • D-37A, B, C and D and D-38 Sheets (no quantities on sheets for preliminary plans)
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2470 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
LIGHTING: Conventional street lighting will be designed along the length of Van de Populier.
2471 Prepare base plan sheets (1"=50').
2472 Coordinate electrical service with local utility.
2473 Conduct analyses of lighted areas to determine mounting heights, fixture types, and pole
spacing.
2474 Develop conceptual layouts of conventional poles.
2475 Submit conceptual layout to City for review. Attend one review meeting.
2476 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of City. Plan sheets for lighting will
include:
• Plan (Layout) Sheets
• Wiring Diagram
• Quantity Sheet (no quantities on •sheets for preliminary plans)
• Special details for City lighting
2477 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
PAVEMENT MARKINGS: These services include the design of pavement markings within the
project limits. City or MoDOT standard specifications will be utilized.
2478 Prepare base plans (1"=50') to illustrate pavement markings.
2479 Develop conceptual layout of pavement markings. The layout would be primarily descriptive
of the design intent.
2480 Submit conceptual layout to the City and MoDOT for review, attend one review meeting.
2481 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of City or MoDOT. Plan sheets for
pavement marking will include:
• Plan (Layout) Sheets
• Quantities Sheets (no quantities on sheets for preliminary plans)
2482 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
SIGNING:
Conventional Signing: These services include the design of conventional signing within the project
limits. A conventional sign is generally considered one that can be found in the MUTCD and Highway
Sign Manual and is typically ground mounted with standard posts. Examples include stop signs, speed
limit signs, and lane use control signs. The number of signs assumed to be included in this project
include:
Total Signs - 25
It is assumed that no special mounting methods will be necessary. No special sign layouts or sign
cross sections are assumed.
2483 Prepare base plans (1"=50') to illustrate sign locations.
2484 Prepare sign layout detail sheets consistent with the applicable DOT practices.
~ 2485 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of City. Plan sheets for signs will
include:
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• Plan Layout Sheets
• Quantities Sheets
• Standard Detail Sheets
2486 Submit preliminary plans (no quantities will be prepared at this stage), attend one review
meeting.
WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL: No traffic control plans will be prepared. It is assumed that
the roadway will be closed to traffic during construction. Access to local businesses will be
maintained via a detour to Mattox Road. Notes will be provided on plans that the contractor is to
maintain access to businesses.
Schoenbeck Road - Argosy Parkway to Van de Populier:
LIGHTING: Conventional street lighting will be designed along the length of Schoenbeck Road.
Conduit for future traffic signal interconnect will be included with the lighting plans.
2487 Prepare base plan sheets (1"=50').
2488 Coordinate electrical service with local utility.
2489 Conduct analyses of lighted areas to determine mounting heights, fixture types, and pole
spacing.
2490 Develop conceptual layouts of conventional poles.
2491 Submit conceptual layout to City for review. Attend one review meeting.
2492 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of City. Plan sheets for lighting will
include:
• Plan (Layout) Sheets
• Wiring Diagram
• Quantity Sheet (no quantities on sheets for preliminary plans)
• Special details for City lighting
2493 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
PAVEMENT MARKINGS: These services include the design of pavement markings within the
project limits. City or MoDOT standard specifications will be utilized.
2494 Prepare base plans (1"=50') to illustrate pavement markings.
2495 Develop conceptual layout of pavement markings. The layout would be primarily descriptive
of the design intent.
2496 Submit conceptual layout to the City and MoDOT for review, attend one review meeting.
2497 Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of City or MoDOT. Plan sheets for
pavement marking will include:
• Plan (Layout) Sheets
• Quantities Sheets (no quantities on sheets for preliminary plans)
2498 Submit preliminary plans, attend one review meeting.
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Conventional Signing: These services include the design of conventional signing within the project
limits. A conventional sign is generally considered one that can be found in the MUTCD and Highway
Sign Manual and is typically,ground mounted with standard posts. Examples include stop signs, speed
limit signs, and lane use control signs. The number of signs assumed to be included in this project
include:
Total Signs - 25
It is assumed that no special mounting methods will be necessary. No special sign layouts or sign
cross sections are assumed.
2499 Prepare base plans (1"=50') to illustrate sign locations.
2499A Prepare sign layout detail sheets consistent with the applicable DOT practices.
2499B Prepare preliminary plans consistent with the practices of City. Plan sheets for signs will
include:
• Sign Legend Detail Sheets (Special Signs Only)
• Plan Layout Sheets
• Quantities Sheets
• Standard Detail Sheets
2499C Submit preliminary plans (no quantities will be prepared at this stage), attend one review
meeting.
`-- WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL: No traffic control plans will be prepared. It is assumed that
the roadway will be closed to traffic during construction.
TASKS 2500 - 2599: ENVIRONMENTAL ITEMS
NOTE: All Environmental work has been grouped into the Phase II portion of the project due to the
"global" nature of the permitting process and the difficulty of separating review meetings into separate
projects.
Obtain 404 Permit
2500 Submit 404 Permit Application
2501 Coordinate with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and commenting agencies (assume three
meetings).
2502 Develop Wetland Ivl'itigation Plan
2503 Field Investigation of proposed mitigation site(s)
2504 GIS Mapping
Obtain 401 Water Quality Certification
2505 Coordinate with Missouri Department of Natural Resources (MONK)
Coordinate with Missouri Department of Natural Resources on closure/plugging of oil wells.
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2507 Develop well closure plan
2508 Hire subcontractor for well closure
2509 Oversee well-plugging contractor
Obtain NPDES general permit
2510 Submit permit application to MDNR
2511 Coordinate with MDNR
Participate in Public Infom~ation Efforts
2512 Attend 2 Public Information meetings (2 Environmental Services staff members)
Environmental Project Administration
2513 Attend 2 meetings with MoDOT Environmental Section
2514 Attend 1 City Council meeting
TASKS 2600 - 2699: RAILROAD ITEMS
2600 Prepare for and conduct 2 meetings with the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railroad to
discuss funding for the overpass and potential rail service into the development.
TASKS 2700 - 2699: PROJECT COM_ M_ _ UNICATION. FUNDING and MANAGEMENT
ITEMS
2700 Meet with Governor's and Senator Bond's office to pursue Economical Development Funds.
Prepare submittals for funding.
2701 Meet with MoDOT District 4, (Kansas City District) to update them on our status and submit
funding for the Route 9 improvements.
2702 Assist the development team with preparation for meetings in Jefferson City or Washington.
2703 Meet with the Argosy staff to discuss funding.
2704 Facilitate coordination meetings with the City and the development team. Prepare
documentation and submit it to all parties.
2705 Support the City in pursuits of private development by preparing for and attending meetings.
2706 Prepare monthly statements as to our status and the schedule.
2707 Attend Aldermen meetings to provide information and answer questions. Assume a total of 10
for this phase.
2708 Conduct internal project management to coordinate efforts of Design Team's disciplines to
maintain schedule.
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PHASE III -SCOPE OF SERVICES
FINAL PLANS/ BIDDING SERVICES
TASKS 3000 - 3099: SURVEY ITEMS
I-635 / Van de Populier Interchange:
3000 Conduct final monument and staking of Missouri Right of Way after construction is complete.
Route 9 - Mattox Road to West Side of I-635:
3001 Conduct final monument and staking of Missouri Right of Way after construction is complete.
TASKS 3100 - 3299: ROADWAY ITEMS
I-635 / Van de Populier Interchange:
3100 Finalize horizontal and vertical roadway design.
3101 Finalize all hydraulic analysis including bridge, storm sewer and cross road structure designs.
3102 Assist in the preparation (quantities, sketches, engineering information, etc.) of the
environmental permits (404, 401, NPDES, etc.)
~. 3103 Calculate "traveled way" pavement areas and write submittal letter for use by Headquarters
office in determining the Life Cycle Cost Analysis factor.
3104 Design curb returns at intersections and finalize intersection layouts.
3105 Finalize design/notes on plan/profiles of temporary ramps that are to be used during
construction of the I-635 bridges.
3106 Finalize design of erosion control measures.
3107 Incorporate final comments from utilities.
3108 Prepare the following final plans (22" X 34" Sheets):
• Title Sheet
• General Notes (1)
• Typical Sections (Including Alternate Pavement Design) (4)
• Quantity Summary Sheets (MoDOT 2B) (15)
• Quantity Summary Sheets for Alternate Pavement Section (2B) (4)
• Plan/Profile Sheets (16) (1"=100')
• Reference Points Sheet (1)
• Coordinate Point Sheet (1)
• Intersection DetaillLayout Sheets (2)
• Curb Return Profiles (1)
• Interchange Geometry Sheets (2)
• Ramp Gore Area Geometry Sheets (4)
• Ramp Gore Area Pavement Detail Sheets (4)
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• Guardrail Plan Sheets (2)
• Guardrail Detail Sheets (4)
• Fencing Plan Sheets (4)
• Utility Detail Sheets (Conoco Gas Line) (2)
• Misc. DetaiUSpecial Sheets (6)
• Temporary Erosion Control Sheets (15)
• Storm Sewer Profiles /Culvert Section Sheets (6)
• Drainage Data Sheet (1)
• Cross Section (135) (50' Intervals)
• Traffic Plans/Details (Signal, Traffic Control, Markings, Signs, etc.) (180) (See
3400 Series Tasks)
• Structural Plan/Profile Sheets (104) (See 3300 Series Tasks)
3109 Incorporate Right of Way negotiation comments into final plans.
3110 Calculate and check final quantities (including required MoDOT "Alternative Pavement
Section" breakouts).
3111 Prepare technical specifications, Job Special Provisions (MoDOT JSP's) and bid documents,
incorporating the City's Front-end documents.
3112 Update the opinion of probable construction cost. Will utilize MoDOT's construction costs
estimating program.
3113 Submit final plans and opinions of probable construction cost to the following entities: (2
submittals - 1 "preview" set, 1 "final" set)
~ • City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• MoDOT (25 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
3114 Perform construction "Work Day Study" as per MoDOT's requirements and submit to MoDOT
and City.
3115 Coordinate with MoDOT to obtain required certifications, forms, etc. (Project Core Team
Certification - D-13, DBE Percentage and Certification
3116 Lead, coordinate, and plan two combined final review meetings with City and MoDOT.
3117 Incorporate City and MoDOT comments into plan set.
3118 Conduct final coordination efforts with utilities. Send final plans to utilities for review and
comment. Address comments received.
3119 Site visits.
3120 Project administration including coordination with subconsultants, meetings with City,
meetings with MoDOT, etc.
3121 Print 30 sets of Bid Documents (Specifications and Full Size Plans) and distribute to potential
Bidders. Costs for sets sold to bidders will not be charged to the City. Costs for "Record" sets
given to City, MoDOT, Plans Houses, etc. are included in the proposal.
3122 Attend Pre-Bid Meeting.
3123 Answer written Contractor questions.
3124 Assist City in preparation of an Addendum (if required)
3125 Attend Bid Opening
3126 Review bids and prepare a summary spreadsheet
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Route 9 - Mattox Road to West Side of I-635:
3150 Finalize horizontal and vertical roadway design.
3151 Finalize all hydraulic analysis including storm sewer and cross road structure designs.
3152 Assist in the preparation (quantities, sketches, engineering information, etc.) of the
environmental permits (404, 401, NPDES, etc.)
3153 Calculate "traveled way" pavement areas and write submittal letter for use by Headquarters
office in determining the Life Cycle Cost Analysis factor.
3154 Design curb returns at intersections and fmalize intersection layouts.
3155 Finalize design of erosion control measures.
3156 Incorporate final comments from utilities.
3157 Prepare the following fmal plans (22" X 34" Sheets):
• Title Sheet
• General Notes (1)
• Typical Sections (Including Alternate Pavement Design) (4)
• Quantity Summary Sheets (MoDOT 2B) (15)
• Quantity Summary Sheets for Alternate Pavement Section (2B) (4)
• Plan/Profile Sheets (10) (1"=50')
• Reference Points Sheet (1)
• Coordinate Point Sheet (1)
• Intersection DetaiULayout Sheets (3)
• Curb Return Profiles (3)
• Fencing Plan Sheets (5)
• Utility Detail Sheets (2)
• Misc. DetaillSpecial Sheets (6)
• Temporary Erosion Control Sheets (10)
• Storm Sewer Profiles /Culvert Section Sheets (6)
• Drainage Data Sheet (1)
• Cross Section (75) (50' Intervals)
• Traffic Plans/Details (Signal, Traffic Control, Markings, Signs, etc.) (95) (See
3400 Series Tasks)
• Structural Plan/Profile Sheets (12) (See 300 Series Tasks)
3158 Incorporate Right of Way negotiation comments into final plans.
3159 Calculate and check final quantities (including required MoDOT "Alternative Pavement
Section" breakouts).
3160 Prepare technical specifications, Job Special Provisions (MoDOT JSP's) and bid documents,
incorporating the City's Front-end documents.
3161 Update the opinion of probable construction cost. Will utilize MoDOT's construction costs
estimating program.
3162 Submit final plans and opinions of probable construction cost to the following entities: (2
submittals -1 "preview" set, 1 "final" set)
• City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• MoDOT (25 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
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3163 Perform construction "Work Day Study" as per MoDOT's requirements and submit to MoDOT
and City.
3164 Coordinate with MoDOT to obtain required certifications, forms, etc. (Project Core Team
Certification - D-13, DBE Percentage and Certification
3165 Lead, coordinate, and plan two combined final review meetings with City and MoDOT.
3166 Incorporate City and MoDOT comments into plan set.
3167 Conduct final coordination efforts with utilities. Send final plans to utilities for review and
comment. Address comments received.
3168 Site visits.
3169 Project administration including coordination with subconsultants, meetings with City,
meetings with MoDOT, etc.
3170 Print 30 sets of Bid Documents (Specifications and Full Size Plans) and distribute to potential
Bidders. Costs for sets sold to bidders will not be charged to the City. Costs for "Record" sets
given to City, MoDOT, Plans Houses, etc. are included in the proposal.
3171 Attend Pre-Bid Meeting.
3172 Answer written Contractor questions.
3173 Assist City in preparation of an Addendum (if required)
3174 Attend Bid Opening
3175 Review bids and prepare a summary spreadsheet
Van de Populier -Route 9 to I-635:
3200 Prepare for and conduct second Public Information Meeting.
3201 Finalize horizontal and vertical roadway design including driveway profiles.
3202 Finalize all hydraulic analysis including storm sewer and cross road structure designs.
3203 Assist in the preparation (quantities, sketches, engineering information, etc.) of the
environmental permits (404, 401, NPDES, etc.)
3204 Design curb returns at intersections and finalize intersection layouts.
3205 Finalize design of erosion control measures.
3206 Incorporate final comments from utilities.
3207 Prepare the following final plans (22" X 34" Sheets):
• Title Sheet
• General Notes and Quantities (1)
• Typical Sections (4)
• Plan/Profile Sheets (16) (1"=50')
• Reference Points Sheet (1)
• Intersection DetaiULayout Sheets (3)
• Curb Return Profiles (3)
• Sanitary Sewer Plans (15)
• Drainage Channel Details (2)
• Waterline Sleeve Details (2)
• Electrical Power Sleeve Details (2)
• Other Utility Detail Sheets (2)
• Misc. DetaiUSpecial Sheets (6)
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• Storm Sewer Profiles /Culvert Section Sheets (8)
• Drainage Data Sheet (1)
• Cross Section (180) (50' Intervals)
• Traffic Plans/Details (Signal, Traffic Control, Markings, Signs, etc.) (85) (See
3400 Series Tasks)
• Structural Plan/Profile Sheets (41) (See 3300 Series Tasks)
3208 Incorporate Right of Way negotiation comments into final plans.
3209 Calculate and check final quantities.
3210 Prepare technical specifications, Special Provisions and bid documents, incorporating the
City's Front-end documents.
3211 Update the opinion of probable construction cost.
3212 Submit final plans and opinions of probable construction cost to the following entities: (2
submittals -1 "preview" set, 1 "final" set)
• City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
3213 Lead, coordinate, and plan two combined final review meetings with City.
3214 Incorporate City comments into plan set.
3215 Conduct final coordination efforts with utilities. Send final plans to utilities for review and.
comment. Address comments received.
3216 Site visits.
3217 Project administration including coordination with subconsultants, meetings with City, etc.
3218 Print 30 sets of Bid Documents (Specifications and Full Size Plans) and distribute to potential
Bidders. Costs for sets sold to bidders will not be charged to the City. Costs for "Record" sets
given to City, Plans Houses, etc. are included in the proposal.
3219 Attend Pre-Bid Meeting.
3220 Answer written Contractor questions.
3221 Assist City in preparation of an Addendum (if required)
3222 Attend Bid Opening
3223 Review bids and prepare a summary spreadsheet
Schoenbeck Road - Areosy Parkway to Van de Populier:
3250 Finalize horizontal and vertical roadway design.
3251 Finalize all hydraulic analysis including bridge, storm sewer and cross road structure designs.
3252 Assist in the preparation (quantities, sketches, engineering information, etc.) of the
environmental permits (404, 401, NPDES, etc.)
3253 Design curb returns at intersections and finalize intersection layouts.
3254 Finalize design of erosion control measures.
3255 Incorporate final comments from utilities.
3256 Prepare the following final plans (22" X 34" Sheets):
• Title Sheet
• General Notes and Quantities (1)
• Typical Sections (2)
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• Intersection DetaiULayout Sheets (4)
• Curb Return Profiles (4)
• Guardrail Plan Sheets (2)
• Guardrail Detail Sheets (4)
• Sanitary Sewer Plans (15)
• Drainage Channel Details (2)
• Waterline Sleeve Details (2)
• Electrical Power Sleeve Details (2)
• Other Utility Detail Sheets (2)
• Misc. DetaiUSpecial Sheets (6)
• Temporary Erosion Control Sheets (8)
• Storm Sewer Profiles /Culvert Section Sheets (8)
• Drainage Data Sheet (1)
• Cross Section (80) (50' Intervals)
• Traffic Plans/Details (Signal, Traffic Control, Markings, Signs, etc.) (85) (See
3400 Series Tasks)
• Structural Plan/Profile Sheets (53) (See 3300 Series Tasks)
3257 Incorporate Right of Way negotiation comments into final plans.
3258 Calculate and check final quantities.
3259 Prepare technical specifications, Special Provisions and bid documents, incorporating the
~ City's Front-end documents.
3260 Update the opinion of probable construction cost.
3261 Submit final plans and opinions of probable construction cost to the following entities: (2
submittals -1 "preview" set, 1 "final" set)
• City of Riverside (2 copies of plans and probable construction costs).
• "Record as Sent" set.
3262 Lead, coordinate, and plan two combined final review meetings with City and MoDOT (road
widening under I-635).
3263 Incorporate City and MoDOT comments into plan set.
3264 Conduct final coordination efforts with utilities. Send final plans to utilities for review and
comment. Address comments received.
3265 Site visits.
3266 Project administration including coordination with subconsultants, meetings with City,
meetings with MoDOT, etc.
3267 Print 30 sets of Bid Documents (Specifications and Full Size Plans) and distribute to potential
Bidders. Costs for sets sold to bidders will not be charged to the City. Costs for "Record" sets
given to City, MoDOT, Plans Houses, etc. are included in the proposal.
3268 Attend Pre-Bid Meeting.
3269 Answer written Contractor questions.
3270 Assist City in preparation of an Addendum (if required)
3271 Attend Bid Opening
3272 Review bids and prepare a summary spreadsheet
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TASKS 3300 - 3399: STRUCTURAL ITEMS
I-635 /Van de Populier Interchan eg (Bridges):
3300 Meetings required for this task will include the following:
^ One Final Design Review Meeting with the City of Riverside.
^ One Final Design Review Meeting with MoDOT in Jefferson City.
3301 Prepare final design for the SB I-635 Bridge over Van de Populier.
3302 Prepare final plans for the SB I-635 Bridge over Van de Populier.
3303 Prepare final design for the NB I-635 Bridge over Van de Populier.
3304 Prepare final plans for the NB I-635 Bridge over Van de Populier.
3305 Prepare final design for the widening of existing Bridge A2816R (NB I-635 over drainage
ditch).
3306 Prepare final plans for the widening of existing Bridge A2816R (NB I-635 over drainage
ditch).
3307 Prepare final design for the widening of existing Bridge A2731R (SB I-635 over drainage
ditch).
3308 Prepare final design for the widening of existing Bridge A2731R (SB I-635 over drainage
ditch).
3309 Prepare Special Provisions to MoDOT Standard Construction Specifications for all bridges on
I-635.
3310 Perform final plans review (QA/QC).
3311 Submit 95% complete review plans and Special Provisions to MoDOT.
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3313 Project administration.
Route 9 - Mattox Road to West Side of I-635 (Retaining Wall):
3314 Meetings required for this task will include the following:
^ One Final Design Review Meeting with the City of Riverside.
3315 Prepare final design for the two retaining walls along Rte. 9.
3316 Prepare final plans for the two retaining walls along Rte. 9.
3317 Prepare Special Provisions to MoDOT Standard Construction Specifications for retaining
walls.
3318 Perform final plans review (QA/QC).
3319 Submit 95% complete plans and Special Provisions to MoDOT and City for review.
3320 Revise documents per review comments and submit final construction documents.
3321 Project administration.
Van de Populier-Route 9 to I-635 BridQe):
3322 Meetings required for this task will include the following:
^ One Final Design Review Meeting with the City of Riverside.
^ One Final Design Review Meeting with BNSF RR.
3323 Prepare final design for the Van de Populier Bridge over the BNSF RR.
3324 Prepare final plans for the Van de Populier Bridge over the BNSF RR.
3325 Prepare final design for the Bridge Culvert under Van de Populier.
~. 3326 Prepare final plans for the Bridge Culvert under Van de Populier.
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3327 Prepare Special Provisions to MoDOT Standard Construction Specifications for all bridges
along Van de Populier.
3328 Perform final plans review (QA/QC).
3329 Submit 95% complete plans and Special Provisions to the BNSF RR and the City for review.
3330 Revise documents per review comments and submit final construction documents.
3331 Project administration.
Schoenbeck Road Ar osy Parkway to Van de Populier• Bridge Box Culverts Retaining Wall):
3332 Meetings required for this task will include the following:
^ One Final Design Review Meeting with the City of Riverside.
^ One Final Design Review Meeting with BNSF RR.
3333 Prepare final design for the Schoenbeck Bridge over an existing drainage ditch.
3334 Prepare final plans for the Schoenbeck Bridge over an existing drainage ditch.
3335 Prepare final design for the proposed retaining wall along the BNSF RR.
3336 Prepare final plans for the proposed retaining wall along the BNSF RR.
3337 Prepare final design for three proposed box culverts along Schoenbeck Road.
3338 Prepare final plans for three proposed box culverts along Schoenbeck Road.
3339 Prepare Special Provisions to MoDOT Standard Construction Specifications.
3340 Perform final plans review (QA/QC).
3341 Submit 95% complete review plans and Special Provisions to BNSF RR and City.
3342 Revise documents per review and submit final construction documents.
3342 Project administration.
~-' TASKS 3400 - 3499: TRAFFIC ITEMS
I-635 /Van de Populier Interchange:
TRAFFIC SIGNALS:
3400 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3401 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
LIGHTING:
3402 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3403 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
PAVEMENT MARKINGS:
3404 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3405 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
SIGNING:
3406 Prepare structural design of cantilevers and trusses (including foundations) for signs in
Missouri, based on MoDOT standards.
3407 Submit plans to KDOT for structural design of cantilevers and trusses (including foundations).
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`-' sheets.
3409 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3410 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (ITS):
3411 Prepare specifications and details for ITS components based on existing special provisions and
detail sheets to be provided by MoDOT.
3412 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3413 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL:
3414 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3415 Review fmal review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
Route 9 - Mattox Road to West Side of I-635 (Retainin¢ Wall):
TRAFFIC SIGNALS:
3416 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3417 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
PAVEMENT MARKINGS:
3418 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3419 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
SIGNING
3420 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare fmal review plans,
submit final review plans.
3421 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
WORK ZONE TRAFFIC CONTROL:
3422 Review overview plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3423 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
Van de Ponulier -Route 9 to I-635:
TRAFFIC SIGNALS:
3424 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3425 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
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LIGHTING:
3426 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare fmal review plans,
submit final review plans.
3427 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
PAVEMENT MARKINGS:
3428 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3429 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
SIGNING:
3430 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3431 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
Schoenbeck Road Argosy Parkway to Van de Ponulier:
LIGHTING:
3432 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3433 Review fmal review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
PAVEMENT MARKINGS:
3434 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare fmal review plans,
~~ submit final review plans.
3435 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
SIGNING
3436 Review preliminary plan comments and incorporate into the plans, prepare final review plans,
submit final review plans.
3437 Review final review plan comments and incorporate into the plans, submit final plans.
TASKS 3500 - 3599: ENVIRONMENTAL ITEMS
All work items included in Phase II:
TASKS 3600 - 3699: RAILROAD ITEMS
3600 Prepare for and conduct 1 meeting with the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railroad to
discuss funding for the overpass and potential rail service into the development.
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TA5KS 3700 - 2399: PROJECT COMMUNICATION FUNDING and MANAGEMENT
ITEMS
3700 Meet with Governor's and Senator Bond's office to pursue Economical Development Funds.
Prepare submittals for funding.
3701 Meet with MoDOT District 4, (Kansas City District) to update them on our status and submit
funding for the Route 9 improvements.
3702 Assist the development team with preparation for meetings in Jefferson City or Washington.
3703 Meet with the Argosy staff to discuss funding.
3704 Facilitate coordination meetings with the City and the development team. Prepare
documentation and submit it to all parties.
3705 Support the City in pursuits of private development by preparing for and attending meetings.
3706 Prepare monthly statements as to our status and the schedule.
3707 Attend Aldermen meetings to provide information and answer questions. Assume a total of 10
for this phase.
3708 Conduct internal project management to coordinate efforts of Design Team's disciplines to
maintain schedule
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PHASE II and III -PROPOSAL CONDITIONS
The following is a list of conditions that were the basis for this proposal:
General:
1. The project will be developed as shown in the concept plans.
2. MoDOT reviews for the preliminary, right of way and final plans will take 2 weeks.
3. Construction phase services (including shop drawing review and construction observation) will
be negotiated once the final improvements have been determined.
4. Printing of full size sets for the successful Contractor is not included in this scope.
Survey:
1. The Horizontal Datum is tied to previous datum set by MJ Harden in Phase I of this project
(NAD 1983, Missouri West Zone).
2. The Vertical Datum is tied to previous datum set by MJ Harden and TranSystems Corporation
in Phase I of this project (NAND 1988).
3. That all bridge surveys (except Van de Populier over the BNSF Railroad) are done according to
_ MoDOT requirements.
4. The coordination and marking from Missouri One-Call for all utilities on the projects will be
~- marked for the surveyors to locate with out any delay or problems.
5. Coordination with Burlington Northern Santa Fe for all signal and service lines between
Railroad Right of Way will be marked for the surveyors to locate with out any delay or
problems.
6. Topographical surveys would only be done to supplement the aerial mapping by MJ Harden
and will include, but not limited to utility location, pavement profiles, railroad utility location,
drainage structures, bridges, and wetlands determined by environmental division.
7. Conduct, prepare and verification of boundary surveys to determine Existing Right of Way and
property lines either to supplement earlier survey by Lutjen Associates or create new survey of
additional parcels or plats needed.
8. The planimetric drawing (Base Map) will be verified and supplemented to an aerial mapping or
drawing from earlier survey by TranSystems Corporation and MJ Harden.
9. Geotechnical Borings would have two visits to the projects 1) Preliminary staking of boring
locations and 2) Final location of actual boring locations. Approximately t 110 borings on all
four sub-projects.
10. That the on I-635 sub-project and Route 9sub-project Missouri Department of Transportation
will require us to stake Right of Way after construction is complete.
11. That the Right of Way dedications and Easement preparation is based on the following:
A) t 28 Parcels on Route 9 Sub project.
B) f 12 Parcels on Van De Populier Sub project.
C) f 8 Parcels on I-635 Highway Sub project.
` D) f 12 Parcels on Schoenbeck Road Sub project.
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Roadway:
1. No Levee Road Reconstruction will be required at the Missouri River Bridge.
2. No retaining walls will be required at the Levee Road near the I-635 Missouri River Bridge.
3. All borrow material will be "Contractor Famished".
4. Once the "Typical Sections" have been approved no additional modifications will be made.
This includes variables such as median swales, raised roadways, etc.
5. MoDOT will supply TranSystems with the required "Life Cycle Cost" adjustment factor that is
normally used in District 4. No other "Life Cycle Cost" analysis will be required when
analyzing the required MoDOT "Alternate Pavement Section".
6. Separate cross sections will not be developed the required MoDOT "Alternate Pavement
Section". Separate quantity sheets (2B) will be developed.
7. No work on the US 69 southbound right turn lane to the Argosy Connector is included in this
Scope of Services.
8. No revisions to the FEMA floodmaps in this area are included in this scope of services.
9. APWA Standards and specifications will be utilized in the design of Van de Populier (outside
of MoDOT Right of Way) NW Platte Valley Drive, relocated Deconick Road and Schoenbeck
Road.
10. Relocated Deconick Road will be a reconstructed as a 21ane gravel road with no curbs
(roadway to be raised).
11. Fencing will not be required along Van de Populier, NW Platte Valley Drive, relocated
Deconick Road and Schoenbeck Road.
Structural:
1. MoDOT will not be involved in any reviews or approvals for the preliminary or final design of
bridges and culverts along Van de Populier and Schoenbeck Road outside of their Right of
Way.
2. All preliminary plans will conform to MoDOT Project design manual (PDM) requirements.
5. There will not be any field check reviews with MoDOT for the bridges.
6. MoDOT Construction Specifications will be used as the governing specifications for all
bridges, culverts, and retaining walls, and will be supplemented by Special Provisions as
required.
7. The City of Riverside will request any standard MoDOT Special Provisions that TranSystems
may not be able to obtain directly from MoDOT.
8. Final Design for all bridges, culverts, and retaining walls included in this project will conform
to the latest MoDOT Bridge Design Manual (Load Factor Design) requirements, as well as the
requirements of the 17th Edition, and latest interims of the AASHTO Standard Specifications
for Highway Bridges.
9. Final Plans for all bridges, culverts, and retaining walls included in this project will conform to
the latest MoDOT Bridge Design Manual and the MoDOT PDM.
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Traffic:
~"' ~ 1. No other Traffic Studies will be required after the approval of the Access Justification Report
(AJR) by MoDOT and FHWA and after the acceptance of the Conceptual Plans by MoDOT and
the City. If additional traffic studies are required, the exact scope will be specified and a
supplement will be negotiated at that time.
2. Plans will be prepared on 22" x 34" sheets to MoDOT standards, except as noted in scope.
Scales noted are for 22" x 34" sheets, however, plans will be provided on 11" x 17" sheets, as
requested.
3. Vehicle detection for all traffic signals will use video detection methods.
4. All standard detail sheets will be MoDOT standard sheets except as specifically noted in this
scope of services.
5. All specifications will be MoDOT standard specifications unless otherwise indicated herein.
6. Work zone traffic control components consist of the configuration of conventional traffic control
devices. Items such as ITS design, non-standard street/highway signage, and any roadway
design work are not included in our scope of services and budget.
7. All available as-built drawings and other information will be delivered to TranSystems at the
kick-off meeting.
8. All design work will be completed in 2004.
9. The fee estimate assumes that at least the I-635 and Route 9 portions of the project will proceed
and that the Van de Populier and/or Schoenbeck components proceed simultaneously (concurrent
plan submittals).
Environmental:
~.' 1. There will be a maximum of 2 public meetings, 2 meetings with MoDOT in the Kansas City area,
and one additional meeting with the City of Riverside.
2. There will be a maximum of 2 meetings with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and other
commenting agencies, including the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, in the Kansas City
area.
3. The City of Riverside will participate in decision making on wetland mitigation issues (such as
location, in-lieu fee programs) and will provide land for mitigation if necessary.
4. The City of Riverside is responsible for all costs associated with Wetland Mitigation construction
and monitoring.
5. Wetland Mitigation Plan will not include post-construction monitoring services. A proposal will
be provided for such services at a later date if needed.
6. No additional cultural or historical resources will be identified.
7. No additional threatened or endangered species or community issues will be identified.
8. The physical scope of the project will be limited to the limits of construction as indicated on the
approved Conceptual Drawings.
9. The City of Riverside will obtain FIRM map revision by end of 2004.
10. Any necessary additional environmental data will be either field collected in GIS format, or will be
provided to us in GIS format. No conversion into GIS data format will be needed.
11. No Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) will be prepared. This will be the
responsibility of the construction contractors.
12. The City of Riverside will be responsible for all permit fees.
13. No additional air quality or noise studies will be necessary.
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1. The design and detailing of a railroad spur into the development is not included in this proposal. If
a spur is deemed necessary then a supplement will be negotiated once a definitive scope has been
established.
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I-635 /Van de Populier /Route 9 / Schoenbeck Road
PHASE II AND III -DELIVERABLES
General:
1. Preliminary plans
2. Right of Way plans
3. Final plans
4. Cost estimates on MoDOT format
5. Job Special Provisions for MoDOT
6. Work day study for MoDOT
7. Notes from the meetings distributed to the team
8. Documentation of the public meetings
9. Environmental permits as noted
10. Corps of Engineers submittals where our improvements encroach into the critical zone of Levee
L-385
Survey:
`~ 1. Right of Way dedications, a Permanent easement and Temporary Construction easement
description for parcels within projects limits as per Missouri Minimum Standards.
2. Planimetric drawing with a scale of 1"=50' of the design survey for our transportation
improvements to supplement the aerial survey map by MJ Harden.
3. Copy of all Utility maps received by the utilities involved with the projects (if available).
4. Tract and or Parcels drawings according to MoDOT requirements for projects.
Structural (Phase II):
1. Bridge Survey Reports submitted to MoDOT for the proposed NB and SB I-635 bridges over
Van de Populier (one per bridge).
2. Bridge Memorandums submitted to MoDOT for the proposed NB and SB I-635 bridges over Van
de Populier (one per bridge).
3. Geotechnical report, prepazed by sub-consultant, submitted to MoDOT for the proposed NB and
SB I-635 bridges over Van de Populier.
4. Design Layouts submitted to MoDOT for the proposed NB and SB I-635 bridges over Van de
Populier (one per bridge).
5. Bridge Survey Reports for the proposed widening of existing Bridges A2816R (NB I-635) and
A2731R (SB I-635) (one per bridge).
6. Bridge Memorandums for proposed widening of existing Bridges A2816R (NB I-635) and
A2731R (SB I-635) (one per bridge).
7. Geotechnical report, prepazed by the sub-consultant, submitted to MoDOT for the proposed
~ widening of existing Bridges A2816R (NB I-635) and A2731R (SB I-635).
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~, 8. Design Layouts submitted to MoDOT for proposed widening of existing Bridges A2816R (NB I-
635) and A2731R (SB I-635) (one per bridge).
9. Bridge Memorandums for two proposed retaining walls along Highway 9 (one per retaining
wall).
10. Geotechnical report, prepared by the sub-consultant, submitted to MoDOT for two proposed
retaining walls along Highway 9.
11. Design Layouts submitted to MoDOT for two proposed retaining walls along Highway 9 (one
per wall).
12. General Project Summary Report and preliminary plans submitted to BNSF RR and the City for
the Van de Populier Bridge over the BNSF Rail Road.
13. General Project Summary Report and preliminary plans submitted to the City for the bridge
culvert under Van de Populier.
14. General Project Summary Report and preliminary plans submitted to the City and BNSF RR for
the Bridge, culverts, and retaining wall along Schoenbeck Road.
Structural (Phase III):
1. Submit 95% complete review plans and Special Provisions to MoDOT for the NB and SB I-635
Bridges over Van de Populier.
2. Submit 100% complete plans and Special Provisions to MoDOT for the NB and SB 3-635
Bridges over Van de Populier.
3. Submit 95% complete review plans and Special Provisions to MoDOT for the widening of
existing Bridges A2816R (NB I-635) and A2731R (SB I-635).
~ 4. Submit 100% complete plans and Special Provisions to MoDOT for the widening of existing
Bridges A2816R (NB I-635) and A2731R (SB I-635).
5. Submit 95% complete review plans and Special Provisions to MoDOT for the two retaining walls
along Rte. 9.
6. Submit 100% complete plans and Special Provisions to MoDOT for the two retaining walls along
Rte. 9.
7. Submit 95% complete review plans and Special Provisions to the City (and the BNSF RR as
required) for the Van de Populier Bridge over the BNSF RR.
8. Submit 100% complete plans and Special Provisions to the City (and BNSF RR as required) for
the Van de Populier Bridge over the BNSF RR.
9. Submit 95% complete review plans and Special Provisions to the City for the Bridge Culvert
under Van de Populier.
10. Submit 100% complete plans and Special Provisions to the City for the Bridge Culvert under Van
de Populier.
11. Submit 95% complete review plans and Special Provisions to the City and BNSF RR for the
Bridge, culverts, and retaining wall. along Schoenbeck Road.
12. Submit 100% complete plans and Special Provisions to the City for the Bridge, culverts, and
retaining wall along Schoenbeck Road.
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