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Res 2025-125 approving a contract with Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc. to provide Phase 1, Progressive Design-Build Services for the design of the FM 1978 Water Reclamation Facility project
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Res 2025-125 approving a contract with Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc. to provide Phase 1, Progressive Design-Build Services for the design of the FM 1978 Water Reclamation Facility project
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Docusign Envelope ID: DA4FA5BF-D9AF-4543-AD49-B8F98E2726F6 <br /> The Design-Builder will provide formal value engineering and constructability reviews at <br /> the 30% and 60% design milestones. The Design-Builder will also compile comments in <br /> a tabular format acceptable to the Owner with supporting documentation (descriptions, <br /> sketches, drawings, Bluebeam markup, PowerPoint presentation, etc.) as necessary to <br /> convey intent. <br /> Task 7.4—Procurement Plan. The Design-Builder will: <br /> 1. Submit a Draft Procurement and Buyout Plan within 21 days of issuance of <br /> the 30% design deliverable, addressing the following: <br /> • Describe approach for packaging the work and identify work that the <br /> Design-Builder intends to self-perform. Identify and recommend which <br /> work, if any, should be procured through value-based competitive <br /> selections instead of low-bid selection. <br /> • Describe approach to potential federal and state funding programs <br /> requirements related to solicitation and/or procurement of disadvantaged, <br /> minority, or other similarly certified firms, subcontractors, vendors, and <br /> suppliers. <br /> • Describe approach to engage and encourage participation from local <br /> firms. <br /> • Describe the criteria (qualifications and price) that will be used to analyze <br /> competitive bids for each element of the work. <br /> • Procurement plan will be in compliance with Texas Government Code <br /> Chapter 2269. <br /> 2. Update with each design deliverable. <br /> 3. Develop bid packages that align with the proposed sequence of work for <br /> efficient execution and to encourage market interest. <br /> 4. Actively "premarket" the Project with local trade subcontractors, equipment <br /> vendors, and material suppliers to increase awareness and interest in <br /> submitting competitive bids and quotes. Execute prequalification activities <br /> where appropriate. <br /> 5. Owner shall provide input and feedback on each iteration of Draft <br /> Procurement and Buyout Plans. <br /> Task 7.5—Funding Option Impact Analysis. The Design-Builder will provide analysis <br /> of project cost and schedule impacts associated with the selection of up to two (2) <br /> funding sources anticipated to be WIFIA and CWSRF loans. The Design-Builder will <br /> review the project provisions and requirements that are associated with each funding <br /> option and identify cost and schedule impacts including Design-Builder's administrative <br /> effort, Davis-Bacon wage requirement costs, procurement costs, Build America, Buy <br /> 14 Exhibit B — Phase 1 Scope of Services <br />
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