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Ramsey Public Works Campus <br />PROCESS/PROJECT OUTLINE <br />Estimated Cost: $6M -$12M <br />1. Space Needs Analysis Summer/Fa112016 $20,000 <br />The purpose of this step is to answer a number of questions regarding the existing Public Works site. For example, how <br />are we operating today; and what resources do we have today? What resources/ facilities do we need now and in the <br />future? Can we renovate the existing Public Works campus/ buildings? Should we demolish and rebuild? What <br />alternatives for location and design of a new campus exist; and how much do they cost? Construction of a new Public <br />Works campus will result in available land for redevelopment—what is the highest and best use for redevelopment? <br />DELIVERABLES: <br />--Feasibility Report <br />--Space Needs Analysis <br />--Master Planning <br />2. Preliminary Design Summer2017 $65,000 <br />The purpose of this stage is to develop schematic designs of the new Public Works Campus; and to select a design. The <br />outcome of this stage is preliminary architectural designs, preliminary site plan documents, preliminary project budget, <br />and overall project design selected. <br />DELIVERABLES: <br />--General Building Design and Layout Selected <br />--Preliminary Detailed Budget, Architectural Plans, and Site Plans <br />3. Final Design, Specs, Bid Docs Summer2018 $190,000 <br />The purpose of this stage is to develop final detailed site plans, architectural plans, civil plans, landscaping plans, <br />electric/ mechanical plans, construction specifications, bid documents, and project budget. This work does have a shelf <br />life of five years. This is work will need to be completed in order to construct a new Public Works Campus. Essentially, <br />the project would be ready -to -bid after this step. <br />DELIVERABLES: <br />--Final detailed plans, specifications, bid documents, and budget <br />--Project would be ready to bid <br />4. Bidding & Bid Award Winter2018/19 $15,000 <br />The purpose of this stage is to bid and potentially award the proposed construction project to a general <br />contractor. Staff would recommend the City Council have a detailed/formal policy discussion regarding this project <br />before this step is completed. This would entail a detailed review of the project budget and the proposed <br />funding source (bonding). The outcome of said discussion would be consensus support from policy makers for <br />construction of a new Public Works Campus, or not. <br />DELIVERABLES: <br />--Bid Tabulation and Potential Bid Award <br />6. Construction Administration 2019/2020 $20,000 <br />The purpose of this stage is to physically construct a new Public Works and provide construction administration <br />services. This step would be authorized when a bid is awarded. The number above only outlines the cost for the <br />architect to provide construction administration services (project management). <br />DISCLAIMER: other than step 1, all numbers included this document are very preliminary, in draft form, unofficial, and not developed by licensed <br />professionals. As this process unfolds, accurate numbers will be provided. These numbers should be utilized for reference purposes only. <br />
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