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REDS <br />www.ae2s.com <br />Proposal No. 046 — Explosion Proof EF Room 109: <br />The Sump Pump Closet (Room 109) contains the sludge pit and receives sanitary drainage from the plate <br />settler system before discharging to a manhole outside the building. Because this connection creates the <br />potential for sewer gases to enter the room, all electrical equipment was designed to meet Class I, Division <br />1 (explosion -proof) requirements. During construction, it was discovered that the HVAC design tied Room <br />109 into adjacent spaces and did not include properly rated equipment. This proposal includes the <br />explosion -proof exhaust fan, associated rated components, and all labor and materials needed to install the <br />necessary ventilation modifications. <br />Proposal No. 053 — Chlorine Tank Lifting Bar: <br />The chlorine room is equipped with a ceiling -mounted monorail crane to safely move full and empty one - <br />ton chlorine cylinders during plant operations. A dedicated lifting bar is required to properly connect the <br />crane hoist to the cylinders and is essential for safe material handling. This proposal includes procurement <br />of the required lifting bar. <br />Proposal No. 054 — Closet 104 Ceiling Change: <br />The Control Room (Room 103) serves as the main control room for the Water Treatment Plant, with the <br />adjacent Closet (Room 104) housing critical control and low -voltage electrical panels. Although the plans <br />originally indicated a sheetrock ceiling, City operations staff raised concerns regarding heat buildup, <br />equipment access, and long-term maintenance. To improve conditions and provide full access to electrical <br />infrastructure, it was determined that the ceiling should be removed and the space left open to the full height <br />of the concrete structure. This proposal reflects a deduction for the framing and drywall work no longer <br />required. <br />Summary of General Construction Contin2encv Costs: <br />As part of the Contractor's bid, the Owner required a $950,000 General Construction Allowance. This <br />allowance was intended to limit Contract changes due to change orders by applying general construction <br />changes to a set contingency. The allowance represents approximately 3% of the overall construction bid <br />price. For projects of this magnitude, industry standards typically see an increase in the bid price of 3% to <br />5% due to change orders, so it is expected that most of this allowance will be used by the conclusion of <br />construction. Any unused funds from the allowance will be deducted from the project's Final Payment. <br />AE2S has summarized all known construction contingency expenses below, to help the City of Ramsey <br />better understand the current contingency status. With the approval of Construction Contingency Expense <br />No. 12, the approved expenses will total $709,349.39 of the existing $950,000.00 General Construction <br />Allowance. As construction progresses, AE2S will continue to provide cost updates and <br />coordination with City staff. <br />Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services, Inc. <br />6901 East Fish Lake Road, Suite 184 • Water Tower Place Business Center • Maple Grove, MN 55369 • 763-463-5036 <br />