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TASK ORDER NUMBER 2 Describing a specific agreement between WSP-USA (ENGINEER) and Sumter County in accordance with the terms of the Master Agreement for Continuing Professional Services dated September 22, 2020, which is incorporated herein by reference. Identification of Project: Project: CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements Client: Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (BOARD) Project Understanding: 1. The BOARD has requested a plan set to address access management issues extending along CR466 from NE 36 th St to US 301, approximately 1800’. The plan set will incorporate the results of a traffic analysis performed by the ENGINEER to identify appropriate corridor and signal modifications. 2. Traffic analysis and recommendations will utilize the available existing Traffic Impact Analysis Reports and Traffic Counts provided by the County. 3. Crashes along the project corridor will be reviewed using Signal Four; however, a detailed crash analysis is not included in this scope. 4. County will provide CAD files of existing intersection and the geotechnical report performed in 2012. 5. This Task Order assumes that all work will be performed within Sumter County right-of-way. 6. This scope of work does not include public outreach activities or notification of the impacted properties regarding the median modifications. It is assumed that Sumter County will provide appropriate notification to the impacted property owners. Scope of Services: Task A – Project Management The ENGINEER will perform project management duties necessary to coordinate project tasks with the County and subconsultant, develop and adhere to a project schedule, submit monthly invoices, and attend monthly progress meetings with the BOARD. The ENGINEER will meet with the BOARD at the 60% and 90% submittal phases to discuss BOARD comments on the plan submittals. Task B – Intersection and Access Management Evaluation This task will include the following components: 1. The ENGINEER will perform an existing conditions intersection analysis to determine a baseline for the improvements. 2. The ENGINEER will perform an intersection operational analysis based on the proposed modification to the intersection of C-466 and US 301. 3. The ENGINEER will perform a field review during the peak period of traffic to observe traffic

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Page 1: TASK ORDER NUMBER 2 - Sumter County, FL

TASK ORDER NUMBER 2

Describing a specific agreement between WSP-USA (ENGINEER) and Sumter County in accordance with

the terms of the Master Agreement for Continuing Professional Services dated September 22 2020

which is incorporated herein by reference

Identification of Project

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Client Sumter County Board of County Commissioners (BOARD)

Project Understanding

1 The BOARD has requested a plan set to address access management issues extending along CR466

from NE 36th St to US 301 approximately 1800rsquo The plan set will incorporate the results of a traffic

analysis performed by the ENGINEER to identify appropriate corridor and signal modifications

2 Traffic analysis and recommendations will utilize the available existing Traffic Impact Analysis Reports

and Traffic Counts provided by the County

3 Crashes along the project corridor will be reviewed using Signal Four however a detailed crash

analysis is not included in this scope

4 County will provide CAD files of existing intersection and the geotechnical report performed in 2012

5 This Task Order assumes that all work will be performed within Sumter County right-of-way

6 This scope of work does not include public outreach activities or notification of the impacted

properties regarding the median modifications It is assumed that Sumter County will provide

appropriate notification to the impacted property owners

Scope of Services

Task A ndash Project Management

The ENGINEER will perform project management duties necessary to coordinate project tasks with the

County and subconsultant develop and adhere to a project schedule submit monthly invoices and

attend monthly progress meetings with the BOARD The ENGINEER will meet with the BOARD at the 60

and 90 submittal phases to discuss BOARD comments on the plan submittals

Task B ndash Intersection and Access Management Evaluation

This task will include the following components

1 The ENGINEER will perform an existing conditions intersection analysis to determine a baseline

for the improvements

2 The ENGINEER will perform an intersection operational analysis based on the proposedmodification to the intersection of C-466 and US 301

3 The ENGINEER will perform a field review during the peak period of traffic to observe traffic

operations and patterns Engineering judgment and volume adjustments may be needed to

account for the existing reduction in traffic as it relates to COVID-19 The final volumes used for

the analysis will be reviewed and approved by the BOARD

4 The ENGINEER will evaluate the impacts of modification to the existing access scenario and

develop recommendations The analysis and recommendations will be summarized in a signed

and sealed letter report to the BOARD

5 The ENGINEER will meet with the BOARD to discuss the recommendations and improvements to

be included in the design plans

Task C ndash Intersection Design Plans

This task will include the following design analysis and coordination components

A The ENGINEER will prepare design plans on 11rdquo x 17rdquo sheets depicting the proposed roadway and

intersection improvements

The design plans will be prepared in accordance with applicable FDOT Standard Plans for Road

Construction applicable FDOT Standard Specifications for Road amp Bridge Construction the FDOT

Greenbook the Sumter County Engineering Manual (SCEM) and applicable Land Development Code

standards The design plans will consist of the following sheets

1 Cover Sheet

2 General Notes

3 Typical Sections

4 Summary of Quantities

5 Roadway Plan Sheets

6 Special Details

7 Drainage DetailsErosion Control

8 Traffic Signal Adjustment Details

9 Signing and Pavement Markings Plan Sheets

10 Traffic Control Plan ndash Maintenance of Traffic Plan will be developed by ENGINEER specific to

this site location Effort includes lane closure analysis general notes and reference to the FDOT

Standard Plans for Road Construction

11 Utility Relocation Plan ndash if needed

B ENGINEER will check the existing pavement that it meets the required structural number for

anticipated design year volumes The design will utilize information in the Geotechnical Report (2012)

and as-built plans provided by the County No new pavement cores will be performed The ENGINEER

will determine new pavement design if pavement is determined to be substandard

C Opinion of Probable Costs ndash The ENGINEER will develop quantities consistent with BOARD preferences

and prepare an Opinion of Probable Construction Costs for the improvements

Note The ENGINEER has no control over the cost of labor materials equipment over the

Contractorrsquos methods of determining prices over competitive bidding or market conditions

Opinions of probable costs provided in accordance with this Task Order are based on the

information known at the time the opinions of cost are developed and represent only the

ENGINEERrsquos judgment as a design professional familiar with the construction industry Actual costs

for proposals bids or actual construction costs will be different

Task D ndash Utility Coordination

The ENGINEER will retain Harbor Coordination Solutions (HCS) to perform Utility Coordination tasks

A Utilities anticipated on the project CenturyLink Duke Energy T Duke Energy D Spectrum City of

Wildwood Water City of Wildwood Sewer Sumter Co Electric Co-op TECO Peoples Gas The

Sunshine 811 design ticket was used for reference

B The CONSULTANT shall identify utility facilities and email responses for utility work and plans from

the Utility Agency Owners (UAO) ensuring all conflicts that exist between utility facilities and the

COUNTYrsquos construction project are addressed

C Identify Existing UAO(s) Will be completed with the Sunshine 811 design ticket

D Make Utility Contacts

First Contact (Green Line 60) The CONSULTANT shall send an electronic set of plans (both pdf and

dgn files) to each utility with statutory instructions in the email Request type size location

easements and cost for relocation if reimbursement is claimed Request the voltage level for power

lines in the project area

Second Contact (90) At a minimum of 4 weeks prior to the Utility Design Meeting the CONSULTANT

shall transmit an electronic set (both pdf and dgn files) of 90 plans to each utility with statutory

instructions in the email

E Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s)

The CONSULTANT shall review utility marked plans and data individually as they are received for

compliance with information requested Ensure information from the UAO (utility type material and

size) is sent to the designer for inclusion in the plans

F Utility Design Meeting

The CONSULTANT shall schedule (time and place) notify participants and conduct a Utility Design

Meeting with all affected UAO(s) The CONSULTANT shall review the current design and project

schedule The intent of this meeting shall be to assist the UAOs in identifying and resolving conflicts

between utilities and proposed construction before completion of the plans including utility

adjustment details The CONSULTANT will also to work with the UAOs to recommend potential

resolution between known utility conflicts with proposed construction plans as may be deemed

practical by the UAO The CONSULTANT shall be prepared to discuss all findings from Utility

Designating and Locating efforts and the possible need for additional verification The CONSULTANT

shall keep accurate minutes of all meetings and distribute an electronic copy to all meeting attendees

G Utility CoordinationFollow-up

The CONSULTANT shall provide utility coordination and follow-up This includes interpreting plans and

assisting the UAOs with completion of their work schedules and agreements This may involve a

combination of phone calls face-to-face and virtual meetings to motivate and ensure the UAO(s)

complete and return the required documents in accordance with the project schedule The

CONSULTANT will ensure the resolution of all known conflicts The CONSULTANT shall keep accurate

minutes of all meetings and distribute an electronic copy to meeting all attendees The County will

provide final plans to the UAOs

H Items excluded from Utility Coordination Scope

bull Kickoff Meeting

bull Exception Processing

bull Preliminary Utility Meeting

bull IndividualField Meetings

bull Subordination of Easements Coordination

bull Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and Processing of Schedules amp

Agreements

bull Utility Constructability Review

bull Additional Utility Services

bull Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC)

bull CertificationClose-Out

Task E ndash Permitting

The ENGINEER will coordinate with FDOT to modify the existing approved Driveway Connection Permit

Application Number 2018-A-592-009 andor modify close andor open a new permit to resolve any and

all comments FDOT may have Modifications will include the potential changes to the signal timing at US

301 and CR 466 and other proposed modifications identified in the intersection and access management

evaluation The ENGINEER will also address any and all comments FDOT may have during the permit

opening and closing process The ENGINEER will coordinate with FDOT on behalf of the BOARD through

the entire permit process The ENGINEER will be responsible for opening and closing of all FDOT permits

The ENGINEER will also submit to FDOT and obtain approval for a General Use Permit that would allow

temporary traffic control signage within the FDOT right-of-way

Task F ndash Surveying Services

The ENGINEER will retain Madrid-CPWG to perform surveying services in order to verify cross slopes and

inlet elevations to assist in the design of potential improvements The scope is described in accordance

with the proposal in Exhibit C

Task G ndash Optional Services ndash Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)

The ENGINEER will retain ECHO UES Inc to perform SUE Services in accordance with the proposal in

Exhibit D These services will be considered optional at the discretion of the Board and will require a

separate Notice to Proceed if deemed necessary

Schedule

The ENGINEER will provide the above Scope of Services provided above as expeditiously as possible to

meet a mutually agreeable schedule A schedule will be established upon Notice to Proceed and

maintained through the duration of the Project The project schedule may be modified due to

circumstances that arise during the execution of the Work if mutually agreed to by the ENGINEER and

BOARD

Deliverables

1 Intersection Evaluation (PDF)

2 60 Design Plans Calculations and Opinion of Probable Costs (PDF)

3 90 Design Plans and Opinion of Probable Cost (PDF)

4 Final Signed Sealed Plans and Opinion of Probable Cost (PDF ndash digitally signed and sealed)

5 Bid Quantities and Specifications (PDF)

Method of Compensation

The ENGINEER will perform the services described herein per the fees noted below

Task Fee Lump Sum per Task

Task A Project Management $780632

Task B Intersection and Access Management Evaluation $1325524

Task C Intersection Design Plans $3688536

Task D Utility Coordination $534191

Task E Permitting $327756

Task F Surveying Services $296958

Total $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $1000

All permitting application and similar project fees and expenses will be invoiced monthly as applicable

based upon the percentage of services performed or actual services performed and expenses incurred

as of the invoice date If additional efforts become necessary during the performance of the assignment

the ENGINEER will immediately advise the BOARD of any budget revisions

Attachments

bull Exhibit A - Fee Estimate for Professional Services

bull Exhibit B ndash Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

bull Exhibit C ndash Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

bull Exhibit D ndashECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

SUMTER COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY WSP USA Inc

COMMISSIONERS

BY __________________________________ BY___________________________________

TITLE ________________________________ TITLE _________________________________

DATE ________________________________ DATE _________________________________

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Exhibit A Fee Estimate for Professional Services

FEE ESTIMATE FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Project Task Order 2 - CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Client Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

WSP USA PM Lisa Fruge PE PMP

Basis for Estimate Approved Rates per Sumter County Continuing Services Agreement dated 9-22-2020

Work

Item Description

WSP Madrid- CPWG Harbor Coordination

Chief Engineer Senior

Engineer

Project

Engineer II Engineer

Engineering

Intern

Project

Administrator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

SUR Senior

Surveyor

SUR Project

Surveyor

SUR Survey

Analyst 1

2 Person

Field Crew

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

Chief Utility

Coordinator

Utility

Coordinator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

$26356 $19614 $15475 $10951 $10784 $9316 $17487 $14188 $7094 $14023 $15271 $9582

A Project Management 0 36 0 0 0 8 44 $780632

Monthly Progress Meetings 0 16 0 0 0 0 16 $313824

Submittal Phase Review Meetings 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 $78456

Coordination and Oversight 0 16 0 0 0 8 24 $388352

B

Intersection and Access Management

Evaluation 4 0 44 0 50 0 98 $1325524

Existing Conditions Analysis 1 0 12 0 18 0 31 $406168

Intersection Operational Analysis 0 0 12 0 20 0 32 $401380

Field Review 0 0 4 0 4 0 8 $105036

Evaluate Impacts of Modifications and

Develop Recommendations 1 0 16 0 8 0 25 $360228

Quality Control 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 $52712

C Intersection Design Plans 2 36 52 68 128 0 286 $3688536

Cover Sheet 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

General Notes 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

Typical Section 0 0 2 0 12 0 14 $160358

Pavement Design 0 0 2 0 10 0 12 $138790

Summary of Quantities 0 0 4 0 14 0 18 $212876

Roadway Plan Sheets 0 0 2 0 32 0 34 $376038

Special Details 0 0 2 0 8 0 10 $117222

Drainage DetailsErosion Control 0 0 8 0 8 0 16 $210072

Traffic Signal Details 0 6 12 20 8 0 46 $608676

Signing and Pavement Markings 0 6 8 24 16 0 54 $676852

Traffic Control Plan 0 4 6 24 0 0 34 $434130

Utility Adjustment Sheet 0 2 0 0 4 0 6 $82364

Opinion of Probable Costs 0 0 4 0 8 0 12 $148172

Specifications 0 2 0 0 6 0 8 $103932

Quality Control 2 16 0 0 0 0 18 $366536

D Utility Coordination 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 $39228 23 15 38 $494963

E Permitting 0 6 8 0 8 0 22 $327756

Pre-App Meeting 0 2 2 0 0 0 4 $70178

Coordination and Permit Submittal 0 4 6 0 8 0 18 $257578

F Surveying 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $000 05 2 5 16 235 $296958

TOTALS 6 80 104 68 186 8 452 $6161676 05 2 5 16 235 $296958 23 15 38 $494963

See Exhibit B for Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

See Exhibit C for CPWG-Madrid Fee Summary

GRAND TOTAL $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

See Exhibit D for Echo UES Fee Summary $7328597

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $100000

Notes

assume an 8 month schedule includes prep and minutes

2 phase review meetings 60 and 90

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

1800 plus intersection = 4 sheets 8 hours per sheets to

include sheet detailing and design

(Level I) Includes analysis for TCP lane closure analysis and

creating any Miscellaneous Traffic Control Sheets (general

notes minor details typical sections and quantities)

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

FDOT permit

includes prep and minutes

Total without Direct Expenses and without Optional SUE services

Optional SUE Services Fee

Total with Optional SUE Services

Direct Expenses (Permit Fees)

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Exhibit B Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

Project Activity 7 Utilities

Estimator CR 466 1500 feet west of US 301 to US 301

Jeanna Dean TBD

Revised for design 11-4-2020 TWO 2

Representing Print Name Signature Date

Sumter County

Harbor Coordination Solutions Inc Jeanna Dean

NOTE Signature Block is optional per District preference

Task

No Task Units No of Units Hours Unit

Total

Hours Comments

71 Utility Kickoff Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

72 Identify Existing Utility Agency Owner(s) LS 1 0 0

CenturyLink Duke Energy D Duke T Spectrum City of Wildwood water City of Wildwood Sewer

Sumter Co Electric Coop TECO Peoples Gas (8) These are the UAOs shown on the Sunshine 811 design ticket The County accepts this as a full list of UAOs

73 Make Utility Contacts LS 2 8 16 30 (Green Line) and 90 for final email responses (2 Submittals X 1 hr each UAO)

74 Exception Processing LS 1 0 0 NA

75 Preliminary Utility Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

76 IndividualField Meetings LS 1 0 0 NA

77 Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 markups with email response is acceptable per the County for this task NO agreement nor UWS required

78 Subordination of Easements Coordination LS 1 0 0 NA

79 Utility Design Meeting LS 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings + meeting minutes + meeting prep Thi is to review the

project with the UAOs

710 Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and

Processing of Schedules amp Agreements LS 1 0 0

Email responses with summary of relcoation work is only documentation required per the County

Covered under 73

711 Utility CoordinationFollowup LS 2 8 16 8 UAOs X 1 hrs per UAO X 2 Submittal

Phone calls and emails to UAOs for correspondence and spurring a response

712 Utility Constructability Review LS 1 0 0 NA

713 Additional Utility Services LS 1 0 0 NA

714 Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC) LS 1 0 0 NA

715 Contract Plans to UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 NA

716 CertificationClose-Out LS 1 0 0 NA

717 Other Utilities LS 1 0 0 NA

7 Utilities Total 38

CR 466 HABOR revised DESIGN STAFFHRS 11-4-2020

7 Utilities Page 1 of 2 1152020

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Technical Meetings Units No of Units Hours Unit Total

Hours Comments

PM Attendance at

Meeting Required Number

Kickoff (see 71) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Preliminary Meeting (see 75) EA 0 0 0 NA 0

Individual UAO Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Field Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 0

Design Meeting (see 79) EA 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings for conflict resolution

+ meeting minutes + meeting prep 0

Other Meetings (this is automatically added into Utilities Total

(cell F27)) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Total Meetings 6 Total Project Manager Meetings (carries to Tab 3) 0

Carries to Tab 3

CR 466 HABOR revised DESIGN STAFFHRS 11-4-2020

7 Utilities Page 2 of 2 1152020

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

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operations and patterns Engineering judgment and volume adjustments may be needed to

account for the existing reduction in traffic as it relates to COVID-19 The final volumes used for

the analysis will be reviewed and approved by the BOARD

4 The ENGINEER will evaluate the impacts of modification to the existing access scenario and

develop recommendations The analysis and recommendations will be summarized in a signed

and sealed letter report to the BOARD

5 The ENGINEER will meet with the BOARD to discuss the recommendations and improvements to

be included in the design plans

Task C ndash Intersection Design Plans

This task will include the following design analysis and coordination components

A The ENGINEER will prepare design plans on 11rdquo x 17rdquo sheets depicting the proposed roadway and

intersection improvements

The design plans will be prepared in accordance with applicable FDOT Standard Plans for Road

Construction applicable FDOT Standard Specifications for Road amp Bridge Construction the FDOT

Greenbook the Sumter County Engineering Manual (SCEM) and applicable Land Development Code

standards The design plans will consist of the following sheets

1 Cover Sheet

2 General Notes

3 Typical Sections

4 Summary of Quantities

5 Roadway Plan Sheets

6 Special Details

7 Drainage DetailsErosion Control

8 Traffic Signal Adjustment Details

9 Signing and Pavement Markings Plan Sheets

10 Traffic Control Plan ndash Maintenance of Traffic Plan will be developed by ENGINEER specific to

this site location Effort includes lane closure analysis general notes and reference to the FDOT

Standard Plans for Road Construction

11 Utility Relocation Plan ndash if needed

B ENGINEER will check the existing pavement that it meets the required structural number for

anticipated design year volumes The design will utilize information in the Geotechnical Report (2012)

and as-built plans provided by the County No new pavement cores will be performed The ENGINEER

will determine new pavement design if pavement is determined to be substandard

C Opinion of Probable Costs ndash The ENGINEER will develop quantities consistent with BOARD preferences

and prepare an Opinion of Probable Construction Costs for the improvements

Note The ENGINEER has no control over the cost of labor materials equipment over the

Contractorrsquos methods of determining prices over competitive bidding or market conditions

Opinions of probable costs provided in accordance with this Task Order are based on the

information known at the time the opinions of cost are developed and represent only the

ENGINEERrsquos judgment as a design professional familiar with the construction industry Actual costs

for proposals bids or actual construction costs will be different

Task D ndash Utility Coordination

The ENGINEER will retain Harbor Coordination Solutions (HCS) to perform Utility Coordination tasks

A Utilities anticipated on the project CenturyLink Duke Energy T Duke Energy D Spectrum City of

Wildwood Water City of Wildwood Sewer Sumter Co Electric Co-op TECO Peoples Gas The

Sunshine 811 design ticket was used for reference

B The CONSULTANT shall identify utility facilities and email responses for utility work and plans from

the Utility Agency Owners (UAO) ensuring all conflicts that exist between utility facilities and the

COUNTYrsquos construction project are addressed

C Identify Existing UAO(s) Will be completed with the Sunshine 811 design ticket

D Make Utility Contacts

First Contact (Green Line 60) The CONSULTANT shall send an electronic set of plans (both pdf and

dgn files) to each utility with statutory instructions in the email Request type size location

easements and cost for relocation if reimbursement is claimed Request the voltage level for power

lines in the project area

Second Contact (90) At a minimum of 4 weeks prior to the Utility Design Meeting the CONSULTANT

shall transmit an electronic set (both pdf and dgn files) of 90 plans to each utility with statutory

instructions in the email

E Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s)

The CONSULTANT shall review utility marked plans and data individually as they are received for

compliance with information requested Ensure information from the UAO (utility type material and

size) is sent to the designer for inclusion in the plans

F Utility Design Meeting

The CONSULTANT shall schedule (time and place) notify participants and conduct a Utility Design

Meeting with all affected UAO(s) The CONSULTANT shall review the current design and project

schedule The intent of this meeting shall be to assist the UAOs in identifying and resolving conflicts

between utilities and proposed construction before completion of the plans including utility

adjustment details The CONSULTANT will also to work with the UAOs to recommend potential

resolution between known utility conflicts with proposed construction plans as may be deemed

practical by the UAO The CONSULTANT shall be prepared to discuss all findings from Utility

Designating and Locating efforts and the possible need for additional verification The CONSULTANT

shall keep accurate minutes of all meetings and distribute an electronic copy to all meeting attendees

G Utility CoordinationFollow-up

The CONSULTANT shall provide utility coordination and follow-up This includes interpreting plans and

assisting the UAOs with completion of their work schedules and agreements This may involve a

combination of phone calls face-to-face and virtual meetings to motivate and ensure the UAO(s)

complete and return the required documents in accordance with the project schedule The

CONSULTANT will ensure the resolution of all known conflicts The CONSULTANT shall keep accurate

minutes of all meetings and distribute an electronic copy to meeting all attendees The County will

provide final plans to the UAOs

H Items excluded from Utility Coordination Scope

bull Kickoff Meeting

bull Exception Processing

bull Preliminary Utility Meeting

bull IndividualField Meetings

bull Subordination of Easements Coordination

bull Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and Processing of Schedules amp

Agreements

bull Utility Constructability Review

bull Additional Utility Services

bull Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC)

bull CertificationClose-Out

Task E ndash Permitting

The ENGINEER will coordinate with FDOT to modify the existing approved Driveway Connection Permit

Application Number 2018-A-592-009 andor modify close andor open a new permit to resolve any and

all comments FDOT may have Modifications will include the potential changes to the signal timing at US

301 and CR 466 and other proposed modifications identified in the intersection and access management

evaluation The ENGINEER will also address any and all comments FDOT may have during the permit

opening and closing process The ENGINEER will coordinate with FDOT on behalf of the BOARD through

the entire permit process The ENGINEER will be responsible for opening and closing of all FDOT permits

The ENGINEER will also submit to FDOT and obtain approval for a General Use Permit that would allow

temporary traffic control signage within the FDOT right-of-way

Task F ndash Surveying Services

The ENGINEER will retain Madrid-CPWG to perform surveying services in order to verify cross slopes and

inlet elevations to assist in the design of potential improvements The scope is described in accordance

with the proposal in Exhibit C

Task G ndash Optional Services ndash Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)

The ENGINEER will retain ECHO UES Inc to perform SUE Services in accordance with the proposal in

Exhibit D These services will be considered optional at the discretion of the Board and will require a

separate Notice to Proceed if deemed necessary

Schedule

The ENGINEER will provide the above Scope of Services provided above as expeditiously as possible to

meet a mutually agreeable schedule A schedule will be established upon Notice to Proceed and

maintained through the duration of the Project The project schedule may be modified due to

circumstances that arise during the execution of the Work if mutually agreed to by the ENGINEER and

BOARD

Deliverables

1 Intersection Evaluation (PDF)

2 60 Design Plans Calculations and Opinion of Probable Costs (PDF)

3 90 Design Plans and Opinion of Probable Cost (PDF)

4 Final Signed Sealed Plans and Opinion of Probable Cost (PDF ndash digitally signed and sealed)

5 Bid Quantities and Specifications (PDF)

Method of Compensation

The ENGINEER will perform the services described herein per the fees noted below

Task Fee Lump Sum per Task

Task A Project Management $780632

Task B Intersection and Access Management Evaluation $1325524

Task C Intersection Design Plans $3688536

Task D Utility Coordination $534191

Task E Permitting $327756

Task F Surveying Services $296958

Total $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $1000

All permitting application and similar project fees and expenses will be invoiced monthly as applicable

based upon the percentage of services performed or actual services performed and expenses incurred

as of the invoice date If additional efforts become necessary during the performance of the assignment

the ENGINEER will immediately advise the BOARD of any budget revisions

Attachments

bull Exhibit A - Fee Estimate for Professional Services

bull Exhibit B ndash Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

bull Exhibit C ndash Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

bull Exhibit D ndashECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

SUMTER COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY WSP USA Inc

COMMISSIONERS

BY __________________________________ BY___________________________________

TITLE ________________________________ TITLE _________________________________

DATE ________________________________ DATE _________________________________

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Exhibit A Fee Estimate for Professional Services

FEE ESTIMATE FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Project Task Order 2 - CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Client Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

WSP USA PM Lisa Fruge PE PMP

Basis for Estimate Approved Rates per Sumter County Continuing Services Agreement dated 9-22-2020

Work

Item Description

WSP Madrid- CPWG Harbor Coordination

Chief Engineer Senior

Engineer

Project

Engineer II Engineer

Engineering

Intern

Project

Administrator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

SUR Senior

Surveyor

SUR Project

Surveyor

SUR Survey

Analyst 1

2 Person

Field Crew

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

Chief Utility

Coordinator

Utility

Coordinator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

$26356 $19614 $15475 $10951 $10784 $9316 $17487 $14188 $7094 $14023 $15271 $9582

A Project Management 0 36 0 0 0 8 44 $780632

Monthly Progress Meetings 0 16 0 0 0 0 16 $313824

Submittal Phase Review Meetings 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 $78456

Coordination and Oversight 0 16 0 0 0 8 24 $388352

B

Intersection and Access Management

Evaluation 4 0 44 0 50 0 98 $1325524

Existing Conditions Analysis 1 0 12 0 18 0 31 $406168

Intersection Operational Analysis 0 0 12 0 20 0 32 $401380

Field Review 0 0 4 0 4 0 8 $105036

Evaluate Impacts of Modifications and

Develop Recommendations 1 0 16 0 8 0 25 $360228

Quality Control 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 $52712

C Intersection Design Plans 2 36 52 68 128 0 286 $3688536

Cover Sheet 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

General Notes 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

Typical Section 0 0 2 0 12 0 14 $160358

Pavement Design 0 0 2 0 10 0 12 $138790

Summary of Quantities 0 0 4 0 14 0 18 $212876

Roadway Plan Sheets 0 0 2 0 32 0 34 $376038

Special Details 0 0 2 0 8 0 10 $117222

Drainage DetailsErosion Control 0 0 8 0 8 0 16 $210072

Traffic Signal Details 0 6 12 20 8 0 46 $608676

Signing and Pavement Markings 0 6 8 24 16 0 54 $676852

Traffic Control Plan 0 4 6 24 0 0 34 $434130

Utility Adjustment Sheet 0 2 0 0 4 0 6 $82364

Opinion of Probable Costs 0 0 4 0 8 0 12 $148172

Specifications 0 2 0 0 6 0 8 $103932

Quality Control 2 16 0 0 0 0 18 $366536

D Utility Coordination 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 $39228 23 15 38 $494963

E Permitting 0 6 8 0 8 0 22 $327756

Pre-App Meeting 0 2 2 0 0 0 4 $70178

Coordination and Permit Submittal 0 4 6 0 8 0 18 $257578

F Surveying 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $000 05 2 5 16 235 $296958

TOTALS 6 80 104 68 186 8 452 $6161676 05 2 5 16 235 $296958 23 15 38 $494963

See Exhibit B for Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

See Exhibit C for CPWG-Madrid Fee Summary

GRAND TOTAL $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

See Exhibit D for Echo UES Fee Summary $7328597

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $100000

Notes

assume an 8 month schedule includes prep and minutes

2 phase review meetings 60 and 90

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

1800 plus intersection = 4 sheets 8 hours per sheets to

include sheet detailing and design

(Level I) Includes analysis for TCP lane closure analysis and

creating any Miscellaneous Traffic Control Sheets (general

notes minor details typical sections and quantities)

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

FDOT permit

includes prep and minutes

Total without Direct Expenses and without Optional SUE services

Optional SUE Services Fee

Total with Optional SUE Services

Direct Expenses (Permit Fees)

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Exhibit B Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

Project Activity 7 Utilities

Estimator CR 466 1500 feet west of US 301 to US 301

Jeanna Dean TBD

Revised for design 11-4-2020 TWO 2

Representing Print Name Signature Date

Sumter County

Harbor Coordination Solutions Inc Jeanna Dean

NOTE Signature Block is optional per District preference

Task

No Task Units No of Units Hours Unit

Total

Hours Comments

71 Utility Kickoff Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

72 Identify Existing Utility Agency Owner(s) LS 1 0 0

CenturyLink Duke Energy D Duke T Spectrum City of Wildwood water City of Wildwood Sewer

Sumter Co Electric Coop TECO Peoples Gas (8) These are the UAOs shown on the Sunshine 811 design ticket The County accepts this as a full list of UAOs

73 Make Utility Contacts LS 2 8 16 30 (Green Line) and 90 for final email responses (2 Submittals X 1 hr each UAO)

74 Exception Processing LS 1 0 0 NA

75 Preliminary Utility Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

76 IndividualField Meetings LS 1 0 0 NA

77 Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 markups with email response is acceptable per the County for this task NO agreement nor UWS required

78 Subordination of Easements Coordination LS 1 0 0 NA

79 Utility Design Meeting LS 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings + meeting minutes + meeting prep Thi is to review the

project with the UAOs

710 Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and

Processing of Schedules amp Agreements LS 1 0 0

Email responses with summary of relcoation work is only documentation required per the County

Covered under 73

711 Utility CoordinationFollowup LS 2 8 16 8 UAOs X 1 hrs per UAO X 2 Submittal

Phone calls and emails to UAOs for correspondence and spurring a response

712 Utility Constructability Review LS 1 0 0 NA

713 Additional Utility Services LS 1 0 0 NA

714 Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC) LS 1 0 0 NA

715 Contract Plans to UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 NA

716 CertificationClose-Out LS 1 0 0 NA

717 Other Utilities LS 1 0 0 NA

7 Utilities Total 38

CR 466 HABOR revised DESIGN STAFFHRS 11-4-2020

7 Utilities Page 1 of 2 1152020

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Technical Meetings Units No of Units Hours Unit Total

Hours Comments

PM Attendance at

Meeting Required Number

Kickoff (see 71) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Preliminary Meeting (see 75) EA 0 0 0 NA 0

Individual UAO Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Field Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 0

Design Meeting (see 79) EA 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings for conflict resolution

+ meeting minutes + meeting prep 0

Other Meetings (this is automatically added into Utilities Total

(cell F27)) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Total Meetings 6 Total Project Manager Meetings (carries to Tab 3) 0

Carries to Tab 3

CR 466 HABOR revised DESIGN STAFFHRS 11-4-2020

7 Utilities Page 2 of 2 1152020

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

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Page 3: TASK ORDER NUMBER 2 - Sumter County, FL

ENGINEERrsquos judgment as a design professional familiar with the construction industry Actual costs

for proposals bids or actual construction costs will be different

Task D ndash Utility Coordination

The ENGINEER will retain Harbor Coordination Solutions (HCS) to perform Utility Coordination tasks

A Utilities anticipated on the project CenturyLink Duke Energy T Duke Energy D Spectrum City of

Wildwood Water City of Wildwood Sewer Sumter Co Electric Co-op TECO Peoples Gas The

Sunshine 811 design ticket was used for reference

B The CONSULTANT shall identify utility facilities and email responses for utility work and plans from

the Utility Agency Owners (UAO) ensuring all conflicts that exist between utility facilities and the

COUNTYrsquos construction project are addressed

C Identify Existing UAO(s) Will be completed with the Sunshine 811 design ticket

D Make Utility Contacts

First Contact (Green Line 60) The CONSULTANT shall send an electronic set of plans (both pdf and

dgn files) to each utility with statutory instructions in the email Request type size location

easements and cost for relocation if reimbursement is claimed Request the voltage level for power

lines in the project area

Second Contact (90) At a minimum of 4 weeks prior to the Utility Design Meeting the CONSULTANT

shall transmit an electronic set (both pdf and dgn files) of 90 plans to each utility with statutory

instructions in the email

E Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s)

The CONSULTANT shall review utility marked plans and data individually as they are received for

compliance with information requested Ensure information from the UAO (utility type material and

size) is sent to the designer for inclusion in the plans

F Utility Design Meeting

The CONSULTANT shall schedule (time and place) notify participants and conduct a Utility Design

Meeting with all affected UAO(s) The CONSULTANT shall review the current design and project

schedule The intent of this meeting shall be to assist the UAOs in identifying and resolving conflicts

between utilities and proposed construction before completion of the plans including utility

adjustment details The CONSULTANT will also to work with the UAOs to recommend potential

resolution between known utility conflicts with proposed construction plans as may be deemed

practical by the UAO The CONSULTANT shall be prepared to discuss all findings from Utility

Designating and Locating efforts and the possible need for additional verification The CONSULTANT

shall keep accurate minutes of all meetings and distribute an electronic copy to all meeting attendees

G Utility CoordinationFollow-up

The CONSULTANT shall provide utility coordination and follow-up This includes interpreting plans and

assisting the UAOs with completion of their work schedules and agreements This may involve a

combination of phone calls face-to-face and virtual meetings to motivate and ensure the UAO(s)

complete and return the required documents in accordance with the project schedule The

CONSULTANT will ensure the resolution of all known conflicts The CONSULTANT shall keep accurate

minutes of all meetings and distribute an electronic copy to meeting all attendees The County will

provide final plans to the UAOs

H Items excluded from Utility Coordination Scope

bull Kickoff Meeting

bull Exception Processing

bull Preliminary Utility Meeting

bull IndividualField Meetings

bull Subordination of Easements Coordination

bull Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and Processing of Schedules amp

Agreements

bull Utility Constructability Review

bull Additional Utility Services

bull Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC)

bull CertificationClose-Out

Task E ndash Permitting

The ENGINEER will coordinate with FDOT to modify the existing approved Driveway Connection Permit

Application Number 2018-A-592-009 andor modify close andor open a new permit to resolve any and

all comments FDOT may have Modifications will include the potential changes to the signal timing at US

301 and CR 466 and other proposed modifications identified in the intersection and access management

evaluation The ENGINEER will also address any and all comments FDOT may have during the permit

opening and closing process The ENGINEER will coordinate with FDOT on behalf of the BOARD through

the entire permit process The ENGINEER will be responsible for opening and closing of all FDOT permits

The ENGINEER will also submit to FDOT and obtain approval for a General Use Permit that would allow

temporary traffic control signage within the FDOT right-of-way

Task F ndash Surveying Services

The ENGINEER will retain Madrid-CPWG to perform surveying services in order to verify cross slopes and

inlet elevations to assist in the design of potential improvements The scope is described in accordance

with the proposal in Exhibit C

Task G ndash Optional Services ndash Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)

The ENGINEER will retain ECHO UES Inc to perform SUE Services in accordance with the proposal in

Exhibit D These services will be considered optional at the discretion of the Board and will require a

separate Notice to Proceed if deemed necessary

Schedule

The ENGINEER will provide the above Scope of Services provided above as expeditiously as possible to

meet a mutually agreeable schedule A schedule will be established upon Notice to Proceed and

maintained through the duration of the Project The project schedule may be modified due to

circumstances that arise during the execution of the Work if mutually agreed to by the ENGINEER and

BOARD

Deliverables

1 Intersection Evaluation (PDF)

2 60 Design Plans Calculations and Opinion of Probable Costs (PDF)

3 90 Design Plans and Opinion of Probable Cost (PDF)

4 Final Signed Sealed Plans and Opinion of Probable Cost (PDF ndash digitally signed and sealed)

5 Bid Quantities and Specifications (PDF)

Method of Compensation

The ENGINEER will perform the services described herein per the fees noted below

Task Fee Lump Sum per Task

Task A Project Management $780632

Task B Intersection and Access Management Evaluation $1325524

Task C Intersection Design Plans $3688536

Task D Utility Coordination $534191

Task E Permitting $327756

Task F Surveying Services $296958

Total $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $1000

All permitting application and similar project fees and expenses will be invoiced monthly as applicable

based upon the percentage of services performed or actual services performed and expenses incurred

as of the invoice date If additional efforts become necessary during the performance of the assignment

the ENGINEER will immediately advise the BOARD of any budget revisions

Attachments

bull Exhibit A - Fee Estimate for Professional Services

bull Exhibit B ndash Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

bull Exhibit C ndash Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

bull Exhibit D ndashECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

SUMTER COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY WSP USA Inc

COMMISSIONERS

BY __________________________________ BY___________________________________

TITLE ________________________________ TITLE _________________________________

DATE ________________________________ DATE _________________________________

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Exhibit A Fee Estimate for Professional Services

FEE ESTIMATE FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Project Task Order 2 - CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Client Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

WSP USA PM Lisa Fruge PE PMP

Basis for Estimate Approved Rates per Sumter County Continuing Services Agreement dated 9-22-2020

Work

Item Description

WSP Madrid- CPWG Harbor Coordination

Chief Engineer Senior

Engineer

Project

Engineer II Engineer

Engineering

Intern

Project

Administrator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

SUR Senior

Surveyor

SUR Project

Surveyor

SUR Survey

Analyst 1

2 Person

Field Crew

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

Chief Utility

Coordinator

Utility

Coordinator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

$26356 $19614 $15475 $10951 $10784 $9316 $17487 $14188 $7094 $14023 $15271 $9582

A Project Management 0 36 0 0 0 8 44 $780632

Monthly Progress Meetings 0 16 0 0 0 0 16 $313824

Submittal Phase Review Meetings 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 $78456

Coordination and Oversight 0 16 0 0 0 8 24 $388352

B

Intersection and Access Management

Evaluation 4 0 44 0 50 0 98 $1325524

Existing Conditions Analysis 1 0 12 0 18 0 31 $406168

Intersection Operational Analysis 0 0 12 0 20 0 32 $401380

Field Review 0 0 4 0 4 0 8 $105036

Evaluate Impacts of Modifications and

Develop Recommendations 1 0 16 0 8 0 25 $360228

Quality Control 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 $52712

C Intersection Design Plans 2 36 52 68 128 0 286 $3688536

Cover Sheet 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

General Notes 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

Typical Section 0 0 2 0 12 0 14 $160358

Pavement Design 0 0 2 0 10 0 12 $138790

Summary of Quantities 0 0 4 0 14 0 18 $212876

Roadway Plan Sheets 0 0 2 0 32 0 34 $376038

Special Details 0 0 2 0 8 0 10 $117222

Drainage DetailsErosion Control 0 0 8 0 8 0 16 $210072

Traffic Signal Details 0 6 12 20 8 0 46 $608676

Signing and Pavement Markings 0 6 8 24 16 0 54 $676852

Traffic Control Plan 0 4 6 24 0 0 34 $434130

Utility Adjustment Sheet 0 2 0 0 4 0 6 $82364

Opinion of Probable Costs 0 0 4 0 8 0 12 $148172

Specifications 0 2 0 0 6 0 8 $103932

Quality Control 2 16 0 0 0 0 18 $366536

D Utility Coordination 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 $39228 23 15 38 $494963

E Permitting 0 6 8 0 8 0 22 $327756

Pre-App Meeting 0 2 2 0 0 0 4 $70178

Coordination and Permit Submittal 0 4 6 0 8 0 18 $257578

F Surveying 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $000 05 2 5 16 235 $296958

TOTALS 6 80 104 68 186 8 452 $6161676 05 2 5 16 235 $296958 23 15 38 $494963

See Exhibit B for Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

See Exhibit C for CPWG-Madrid Fee Summary

GRAND TOTAL $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

See Exhibit D for Echo UES Fee Summary $7328597

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $100000

Notes

assume an 8 month schedule includes prep and minutes

2 phase review meetings 60 and 90

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

1800 plus intersection = 4 sheets 8 hours per sheets to

include sheet detailing and design

(Level I) Includes analysis for TCP lane closure analysis and

creating any Miscellaneous Traffic Control Sheets (general

notes minor details typical sections and quantities)

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

FDOT permit

includes prep and minutes

Total without Direct Expenses and without Optional SUE services

Optional SUE Services Fee

Total with Optional SUE Services

Direct Expenses (Permit Fees)

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Exhibit B Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

Project Activity 7 Utilities

Estimator CR 466 1500 feet west of US 301 to US 301

Jeanna Dean TBD

Revised for design 11-4-2020 TWO 2

Representing Print Name Signature Date

Sumter County

Harbor Coordination Solutions Inc Jeanna Dean

NOTE Signature Block is optional per District preference

Task

No Task Units No of Units Hours Unit

Total

Hours Comments

71 Utility Kickoff Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

72 Identify Existing Utility Agency Owner(s) LS 1 0 0

CenturyLink Duke Energy D Duke T Spectrum City of Wildwood water City of Wildwood Sewer

Sumter Co Electric Coop TECO Peoples Gas (8) These are the UAOs shown on the Sunshine 811 design ticket The County accepts this as a full list of UAOs

73 Make Utility Contacts LS 2 8 16 30 (Green Line) and 90 for final email responses (2 Submittals X 1 hr each UAO)

74 Exception Processing LS 1 0 0 NA

75 Preliminary Utility Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

76 IndividualField Meetings LS 1 0 0 NA

77 Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 markups with email response is acceptable per the County for this task NO agreement nor UWS required

78 Subordination of Easements Coordination LS 1 0 0 NA

79 Utility Design Meeting LS 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings + meeting minutes + meeting prep Thi is to review the

project with the UAOs

710 Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and

Processing of Schedules amp Agreements LS 1 0 0

Email responses with summary of relcoation work is only documentation required per the County

Covered under 73

711 Utility CoordinationFollowup LS 2 8 16 8 UAOs X 1 hrs per UAO X 2 Submittal

Phone calls and emails to UAOs for correspondence and spurring a response

712 Utility Constructability Review LS 1 0 0 NA

713 Additional Utility Services LS 1 0 0 NA

714 Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC) LS 1 0 0 NA

715 Contract Plans to UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 NA

716 CertificationClose-Out LS 1 0 0 NA

717 Other Utilities LS 1 0 0 NA

7 Utilities Total 38

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Technical Meetings Units No of Units Hours Unit Total

Hours Comments

PM Attendance at

Meeting Required Number

Kickoff (see 71) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Preliminary Meeting (see 75) EA 0 0 0 NA 0

Individual UAO Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Field Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 0

Design Meeting (see 79) EA 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings for conflict resolution

+ meeting minutes + meeting prep 0

Other Meetings (this is automatically added into Utilities Total

(cell F27)) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Total Meetings 6 Total Project Manager Meetings (carries to Tab 3) 0

Carries to Tab 3

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

Vicinity Map

4

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complete and return the required documents in accordance with the project schedule The

CONSULTANT will ensure the resolution of all known conflicts The CONSULTANT shall keep accurate

minutes of all meetings and distribute an electronic copy to meeting all attendees The County will

provide final plans to the UAOs

H Items excluded from Utility Coordination Scope

bull Kickoff Meeting

bull Exception Processing

bull Preliminary Utility Meeting

bull IndividualField Meetings

bull Subordination of Easements Coordination

bull Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and Processing of Schedules amp

Agreements

bull Utility Constructability Review

bull Additional Utility Services

bull Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC)

bull CertificationClose-Out

Task E ndash Permitting

The ENGINEER will coordinate with FDOT to modify the existing approved Driveway Connection Permit

Application Number 2018-A-592-009 andor modify close andor open a new permit to resolve any and

all comments FDOT may have Modifications will include the potential changes to the signal timing at US

301 and CR 466 and other proposed modifications identified in the intersection and access management

evaluation The ENGINEER will also address any and all comments FDOT may have during the permit

opening and closing process The ENGINEER will coordinate with FDOT on behalf of the BOARD through

the entire permit process The ENGINEER will be responsible for opening and closing of all FDOT permits

The ENGINEER will also submit to FDOT and obtain approval for a General Use Permit that would allow

temporary traffic control signage within the FDOT right-of-way

Task F ndash Surveying Services

The ENGINEER will retain Madrid-CPWG to perform surveying services in order to verify cross slopes and

inlet elevations to assist in the design of potential improvements The scope is described in accordance

with the proposal in Exhibit C

Task G ndash Optional Services ndash Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)

The ENGINEER will retain ECHO UES Inc to perform SUE Services in accordance with the proposal in

Exhibit D These services will be considered optional at the discretion of the Board and will require a

separate Notice to Proceed if deemed necessary

Schedule

The ENGINEER will provide the above Scope of Services provided above as expeditiously as possible to

meet a mutually agreeable schedule A schedule will be established upon Notice to Proceed and

maintained through the duration of the Project The project schedule may be modified due to

circumstances that arise during the execution of the Work if mutually agreed to by the ENGINEER and

BOARD

Deliverables

1 Intersection Evaluation (PDF)

2 60 Design Plans Calculations and Opinion of Probable Costs (PDF)

3 90 Design Plans and Opinion of Probable Cost (PDF)

4 Final Signed Sealed Plans and Opinion of Probable Cost (PDF ndash digitally signed and sealed)

5 Bid Quantities and Specifications (PDF)

Method of Compensation

The ENGINEER will perform the services described herein per the fees noted below

Task Fee Lump Sum per Task

Task A Project Management $780632

Task B Intersection and Access Management Evaluation $1325524

Task C Intersection Design Plans $3688536

Task D Utility Coordination $534191

Task E Permitting $327756

Task F Surveying Services $296958

Total $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $1000

All permitting application and similar project fees and expenses will be invoiced monthly as applicable

based upon the percentage of services performed or actual services performed and expenses incurred

as of the invoice date If additional efforts become necessary during the performance of the assignment

the ENGINEER will immediately advise the BOARD of any budget revisions

Attachments

bull Exhibit A - Fee Estimate for Professional Services

bull Exhibit B ndash Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

bull Exhibit C ndash Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

bull Exhibit D ndashECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

SUMTER COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY WSP USA Inc

COMMISSIONERS

BY __________________________________ BY___________________________________

TITLE ________________________________ TITLE _________________________________

DATE ________________________________ DATE _________________________________

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Exhibit A Fee Estimate for Professional Services

FEE ESTIMATE FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Project Task Order 2 - CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Client Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

WSP USA PM Lisa Fruge PE PMP

Basis for Estimate Approved Rates per Sumter County Continuing Services Agreement dated 9-22-2020

Work

Item Description

WSP Madrid- CPWG Harbor Coordination

Chief Engineer Senior

Engineer

Project

Engineer II Engineer

Engineering

Intern

Project

Administrator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

SUR Senior

Surveyor

SUR Project

Surveyor

SUR Survey

Analyst 1

2 Person

Field Crew

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

Chief Utility

Coordinator

Utility

Coordinator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

$26356 $19614 $15475 $10951 $10784 $9316 $17487 $14188 $7094 $14023 $15271 $9582

A Project Management 0 36 0 0 0 8 44 $780632

Monthly Progress Meetings 0 16 0 0 0 0 16 $313824

Submittal Phase Review Meetings 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 $78456

Coordination and Oversight 0 16 0 0 0 8 24 $388352

B

Intersection and Access Management

Evaluation 4 0 44 0 50 0 98 $1325524

Existing Conditions Analysis 1 0 12 0 18 0 31 $406168

Intersection Operational Analysis 0 0 12 0 20 0 32 $401380

Field Review 0 0 4 0 4 0 8 $105036

Evaluate Impacts of Modifications and

Develop Recommendations 1 0 16 0 8 0 25 $360228

Quality Control 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 $52712

C Intersection Design Plans 2 36 52 68 128 0 286 $3688536

Cover Sheet 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

General Notes 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

Typical Section 0 0 2 0 12 0 14 $160358

Pavement Design 0 0 2 0 10 0 12 $138790

Summary of Quantities 0 0 4 0 14 0 18 $212876

Roadway Plan Sheets 0 0 2 0 32 0 34 $376038

Special Details 0 0 2 0 8 0 10 $117222

Drainage DetailsErosion Control 0 0 8 0 8 0 16 $210072

Traffic Signal Details 0 6 12 20 8 0 46 $608676

Signing and Pavement Markings 0 6 8 24 16 0 54 $676852

Traffic Control Plan 0 4 6 24 0 0 34 $434130

Utility Adjustment Sheet 0 2 0 0 4 0 6 $82364

Opinion of Probable Costs 0 0 4 0 8 0 12 $148172

Specifications 0 2 0 0 6 0 8 $103932

Quality Control 2 16 0 0 0 0 18 $366536

D Utility Coordination 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 $39228 23 15 38 $494963

E Permitting 0 6 8 0 8 0 22 $327756

Pre-App Meeting 0 2 2 0 0 0 4 $70178

Coordination and Permit Submittal 0 4 6 0 8 0 18 $257578

F Surveying 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $000 05 2 5 16 235 $296958

TOTALS 6 80 104 68 186 8 452 $6161676 05 2 5 16 235 $296958 23 15 38 $494963

See Exhibit B for Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

See Exhibit C for CPWG-Madrid Fee Summary

GRAND TOTAL $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

See Exhibit D for Echo UES Fee Summary $7328597

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $100000

Notes

assume an 8 month schedule includes prep and minutes

2 phase review meetings 60 and 90

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

1800 plus intersection = 4 sheets 8 hours per sheets to

include sheet detailing and design

(Level I) Includes analysis for TCP lane closure analysis and

creating any Miscellaneous Traffic Control Sheets (general

notes minor details typical sections and quantities)

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

FDOT permit

includes prep and minutes

Total without Direct Expenses and without Optional SUE services

Optional SUE Services Fee

Total with Optional SUE Services

Direct Expenses (Permit Fees)

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Exhibit B Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

Project Activity 7 Utilities

Estimator CR 466 1500 feet west of US 301 to US 301

Jeanna Dean TBD

Revised for design 11-4-2020 TWO 2

Representing Print Name Signature Date

Sumter County

Harbor Coordination Solutions Inc Jeanna Dean

NOTE Signature Block is optional per District preference

Task

No Task Units No of Units Hours Unit

Total

Hours Comments

71 Utility Kickoff Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

72 Identify Existing Utility Agency Owner(s) LS 1 0 0

CenturyLink Duke Energy D Duke T Spectrum City of Wildwood water City of Wildwood Sewer

Sumter Co Electric Coop TECO Peoples Gas (8) These are the UAOs shown on the Sunshine 811 design ticket The County accepts this as a full list of UAOs

73 Make Utility Contacts LS 2 8 16 30 (Green Line) and 90 for final email responses (2 Submittals X 1 hr each UAO)

74 Exception Processing LS 1 0 0 NA

75 Preliminary Utility Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

76 IndividualField Meetings LS 1 0 0 NA

77 Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 markups with email response is acceptable per the County for this task NO agreement nor UWS required

78 Subordination of Easements Coordination LS 1 0 0 NA

79 Utility Design Meeting LS 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings + meeting minutes + meeting prep Thi is to review the

project with the UAOs

710 Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and

Processing of Schedules amp Agreements LS 1 0 0

Email responses with summary of relcoation work is only documentation required per the County

Covered under 73

711 Utility CoordinationFollowup LS 2 8 16 8 UAOs X 1 hrs per UAO X 2 Submittal

Phone calls and emails to UAOs for correspondence and spurring a response

712 Utility Constructability Review LS 1 0 0 NA

713 Additional Utility Services LS 1 0 0 NA

714 Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC) LS 1 0 0 NA

715 Contract Plans to UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 NA

716 CertificationClose-Out LS 1 0 0 NA

717 Other Utilities LS 1 0 0 NA

7 Utilities Total 38

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Technical Meetings Units No of Units Hours Unit Total

Hours Comments

PM Attendance at

Meeting Required Number

Kickoff (see 71) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Preliminary Meeting (see 75) EA 0 0 0 NA 0

Individual UAO Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Field Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 0

Design Meeting (see 79) EA 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings for conflict resolution

+ meeting minutes + meeting prep 0

Other Meetings (this is automatically added into Utilities Total

(cell F27)) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Total Meetings 6 Total Project Manager Meetings (carries to Tab 3) 0

Carries to Tab 3

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

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Deliverables

1 Intersection Evaluation (PDF)

2 60 Design Plans Calculations and Opinion of Probable Costs (PDF)

3 90 Design Plans and Opinion of Probable Cost (PDF)

4 Final Signed Sealed Plans and Opinion of Probable Cost (PDF ndash digitally signed and sealed)

5 Bid Quantities and Specifications (PDF)

Method of Compensation

The ENGINEER will perform the services described herein per the fees noted below

Task Fee Lump Sum per Task

Task A Project Management $780632

Task B Intersection and Access Management Evaluation $1325524

Task C Intersection Design Plans $3688536

Task D Utility Coordination $534191

Task E Permitting $327756

Task F Surveying Services $296958

Total $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $1000

All permitting application and similar project fees and expenses will be invoiced monthly as applicable

based upon the percentage of services performed or actual services performed and expenses incurred

as of the invoice date If additional efforts become necessary during the performance of the assignment

the ENGINEER will immediately advise the BOARD of any budget revisions

Attachments

bull Exhibit A - Fee Estimate for Professional Services

bull Exhibit B ndash Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

bull Exhibit C ndash Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

bull Exhibit D ndashECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

SUMTER COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY WSP USA Inc

COMMISSIONERS

BY __________________________________ BY___________________________________

TITLE ________________________________ TITLE _________________________________

DATE ________________________________ DATE _________________________________

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Exhibit A Fee Estimate for Professional Services

FEE ESTIMATE FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Project Task Order 2 - CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Client Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

WSP USA PM Lisa Fruge PE PMP

Basis for Estimate Approved Rates per Sumter County Continuing Services Agreement dated 9-22-2020

Work

Item Description

WSP Madrid- CPWG Harbor Coordination

Chief Engineer Senior

Engineer

Project

Engineer II Engineer

Engineering

Intern

Project

Administrator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

SUR Senior

Surveyor

SUR Project

Surveyor

SUR Survey

Analyst 1

2 Person

Field Crew

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

Chief Utility

Coordinator

Utility

Coordinator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

$26356 $19614 $15475 $10951 $10784 $9316 $17487 $14188 $7094 $14023 $15271 $9582

A Project Management 0 36 0 0 0 8 44 $780632

Monthly Progress Meetings 0 16 0 0 0 0 16 $313824

Submittal Phase Review Meetings 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 $78456

Coordination and Oversight 0 16 0 0 0 8 24 $388352

B

Intersection and Access Management

Evaluation 4 0 44 0 50 0 98 $1325524

Existing Conditions Analysis 1 0 12 0 18 0 31 $406168

Intersection Operational Analysis 0 0 12 0 20 0 32 $401380

Field Review 0 0 4 0 4 0 8 $105036

Evaluate Impacts of Modifications and

Develop Recommendations 1 0 16 0 8 0 25 $360228

Quality Control 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 $52712

C Intersection Design Plans 2 36 52 68 128 0 286 $3688536

Cover Sheet 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

General Notes 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

Typical Section 0 0 2 0 12 0 14 $160358

Pavement Design 0 0 2 0 10 0 12 $138790

Summary of Quantities 0 0 4 0 14 0 18 $212876

Roadway Plan Sheets 0 0 2 0 32 0 34 $376038

Special Details 0 0 2 0 8 0 10 $117222

Drainage DetailsErosion Control 0 0 8 0 8 0 16 $210072

Traffic Signal Details 0 6 12 20 8 0 46 $608676

Signing and Pavement Markings 0 6 8 24 16 0 54 $676852

Traffic Control Plan 0 4 6 24 0 0 34 $434130

Utility Adjustment Sheet 0 2 0 0 4 0 6 $82364

Opinion of Probable Costs 0 0 4 0 8 0 12 $148172

Specifications 0 2 0 0 6 0 8 $103932

Quality Control 2 16 0 0 0 0 18 $366536

D Utility Coordination 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 $39228 23 15 38 $494963

E Permitting 0 6 8 0 8 0 22 $327756

Pre-App Meeting 0 2 2 0 0 0 4 $70178

Coordination and Permit Submittal 0 4 6 0 8 0 18 $257578

F Surveying 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $000 05 2 5 16 235 $296958

TOTALS 6 80 104 68 186 8 452 $6161676 05 2 5 16 235 $296958 23 15 38 $494963

See Exhibit B for Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

See Exhibit C for CPWG-Madrid Fee Summary

GRAND TOTAL $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

See Exhibit D for Echo UES Fee Summary $7328597

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $100000

Notes

assume an 8 month schedule includes prep and minutes

2 phase review meetings 60 and 90

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

1800 plus intersection = 4 sheets 8 hours per sheets to

include sheet detailing and design

(Level I) Includes analysis for TCP lane closure analysis and

creating any Miscellaneous Traffic Control Sheets (general

notes minor details typical sections and quantities)

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

FDOT permit

includes prep and minutes

Total without Direct Expenses and without Optional SUE services

Optional SUE Services Fee

Total with Optional SUE Services

Direct Expenses (Permit Fees)

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Exhibit B Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

Project Activity 7 Utilities

Estimator CR 466 1500 feet west of US 301 to US 301

Jeanna Dean TBD

Revised for design 11-4-2020 TWO 2

Representing Print Name Signature Date

Sumter County

Harbor Coordination Solutions Inc Jeanna Dean

NOTE Signature Block is optional per District preference

Task

No Task Units No of Units Hours Unit

Total

Hours Comments

71 Utility Kickoff Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

72 Identify Existing Utility Agency Owner(s) LS 1 0 0

CenturyLink Duke Energy D Duke T Spectrum City of Wildwood water City of Wildwood Sewer

Sumter Co Electric Coop TECO Peoples Gas (8) These are the UAOs shown on the Sunshine 811 design ticket The County accepts this as a full list of UAOs

73 Make Utility Contacts LS 2 8 16 30 (Green Line) and 90 for final email responses (2 Submittals X 1 hr each UAO)

74 Exception Processing LS 1 0 0 NA

75 Preliminary Utility Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

76 IndividualField Meetings LS 1 0 0 NA

77 Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 markups with email response is acceptable per the County for this task NO agreement nor UWS required

78 Subordination of Easements Coordination LS 1 0 0 NA

79 Utility Design Meeting LS 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings + meeting minutes + meeting prep Thi is to review the

project with the UAOs

710 Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and

Processing of Schedules amp Agreements LS 1 0 0

Email responses with summary of relcoation work is only documentation required per the County

Covered under 73

711 Utility CoordinationFollowup LS 2 8 16 8 UAOs X 1 hrs per UAO X 2 Submittal

Phone calls and emails to UAOs for correspondence and spurring a response

712 Utility Constructability Review LS 1 0 0 NA

713 Additional Utility Services LS 1 0 0 NA

714 Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC) LS 1 0 0 NA

715 Contract Plans to UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 NA

716 CertificationClose-Out LS 1 0 0 NA

717 Other Utilities LS 1 0 0 NA

7 Utilities Total 38

CR 466 HABOR revised DESIGN STAFFHRS 11-4-2020

7 Utilities Page 1 of 2 1152020

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Technical Meetings Units No of Units Hours Unit Total

Hours Comments

PM Attendance at

Meeting Required Number

Kickoff (see 71) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Preliminary Meeting (see 75) EA 0 0 0 NA 0

Individual UAO Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Field Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 0

Design Meeting (see 79) EA 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings for conflict resolution

+ meeting minutes + meeting prep 0

Other Meetings (this is automatically added into Utilities Total

(cell F27)) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Total Meetings 6 Total Project Manager Meetings (carries to Tab 3) 0

Carries to Tab 3

CR 466 HABOR revised DESIGN STAFFHRS 11-4-2020

7 Utilities Page 2 of 2 1152020

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

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Exhibit A Fee Estimate for Professional Services

FEE ESTIMATE FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Project Task Order 2 - CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Client Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

WSP USA PM Lisa Fruge PE PMP

Basis for Estimate Approved Rates per Sumter County Continuing Services Agreement dated 9-22-2020

Work

Item Description

WSP Madrid- CPWG Harbor Coordination

Chief Engineer Senior

Engineer

Project

Engineer II Engineer

Engineering

Intern

Project

Administrator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

SUR Senior

Surveyor

SUR Project

Surveyor

SUR Survey

Analyst 1

2 Person

Field Crew

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

Chief Utility

Coordinator

Utility

Coordinator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

$26356 $19614 $15475 $10951 $10784 $9316 $17487 $14188 $7094 $14023 $15271 $9582

A Project Management 0 36 0 0 0 8 44 $780632

Monthly Progress Meetings 0 16 0 0 0 0 16 $313824

Submittal Phase Review Meetings 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 $78456

Coordination and Oversight 0 16 0 0 0 8 24 $388352

B

Intersection and Access Management

Evaluation 4 0 44 0 50 0 98 $1325524

Existing Conditions Analysis 1 0 12 0 18 0 31 $406168

Intersection Operational Analysis 0 0 12 0 20 0 32 $401380

Field Review 0 0 4 0 4 0 8 $105036

Evaluate Impacts of Modifications and

Develop Recommendations 1 0 16 0 8 0 25 $360228

Quality Control 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 $52712

C Intersection Design Plans 2 36 52 68 128 0 286 $3688536

Cover Sheet 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

General Notes 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

Typical Section 0 0 2 0 12 0 14 $160358

Pavement Design 0 0 2 0 10 0 12 $138790

Summary of Quantities 0 0 4 0 14 0 18 $212876

Roadway Plan Sheets 0 0 2 0 32 0 34 $376038

Special Details 0 0 2 0 8 0 10 $117222

Drainage DetailsErosion Control 0 0 8 0 8 0 16 $210072

Traffic Signal Details 0 6 12 20 8 0 46 $608676

Signing and Pavement Markings 0 6 8 24 16 0 54 $676852

Traffic Control Plan 0 4 6 24 0 0 34 $434130

Utility Adjustment Sheet 0 2 0 0 4 0 6 $82364

Opinion of Probable Costs 0 0 4 0 8 0 12 $148172

Specifications 0 2 0 0 6 0 8 $103932

Quality Control 2 16 0 0 0 0 18 $366536

D Utility Coordination 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 $39228 23 15 38 $494963

E Permitting 0 6 8 0 8 0 22 $327756

Pre-App Meeting 0 2 2 0 0 0 4 $70178

Coordination and Permit Submittal 0 4 6 0 8 0 18 $257578

F Surveying 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $000 05 2 5 16 235 $296958

TOTALS 6 80 104 68 186 8 452 $6161676 05 2 5 16 235 $296958 23 15 38 $494963

See Exhibit B for Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

See Exhibit C for CPWG-Madrid Fee Summary

GRAND TOTAL $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

See Exhibit D for Echo UES Fee Summary $7328597

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $100000

Notes

assume an 8 month schedule includes prep and minutes

2 phase review meetings 60 and 90

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

1800 plus intersection = 4 sheets 8 hours per sheets to

include sheet detailing and design

(Level I) Includes analysis for TCP lane closure analysis and

creating any Miscellaneous Traffic Control Sheets (general

notes minor details typical sections and quantities)

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

FDOT permit

includes prep and minutes

Total without Direct Expenses and without Optional SUE services

Optional SUE Services Fee

Total with Optional SUE Services

Direct Expenses (Permit Fees)

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Exhibit B Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

Project Activity 7 Utilities

Estimator CR 466 1500 feet west of US 301 to US 301

Jeanna Dean TBD

Revised for design 11-4-2020 TWO 2

Representing Print Name Signature Date

Sumter County

Harbor Coordination Solutions Inc Jeanna Dean

NOTE Signature Block is optional per District preference

Task

No Task Units No of Units Hours Unit

Total

Hours Comments

71 Utility Kickoff Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

72 Identify Existing Utility Agency Owner(s) LS 1 0 0

CenturyLink Duke Energy D Duke T Spectrum City of Wildwood water City of Wildwood Sewer

Sumter Co Electric Coop TECO Peoples Gas (8) These are the UAOs shown on the Sunshine 811 design ticket The County accepts this as a full list of UAOs

73 Make Utility Contacts LS 2 8 16 30 (Green Line) and 90 for final email responses (2 Submittals X 1 hr each UAO)

74 Exception Processing LS 1 0 0 NA

75 Preliminary Utility Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

76 IndividualField Meetings LS 1 0 0 NA

77 Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 markups with email response is acceptable per the County for this task NO agreement nor UWS required

78 Subordination of Easements Coordination LS 1 0 0 NA

79 Utility Design Meeting LS 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings + meeting minutes + meeting prep Thi is to review the

project with the UAOs

710 Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and

Processing of Schedules amp Agreements LS 1 0 0

Email responses with summary of relcoation work is only documentation required per the County

Covered under 73

711 Utility CoordinationFollowup LS 2 8 16 8 UAOs X 1 hrs per UAO X 2 Submittal

Phone calls and emails to UAOs for correspondence and spurring a response

712 Utility Constructability Review LS 1 0 0 NA

713 Additional Utility Services LS 1 0 0 NA

714 Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC) LS 1 0 0 NA

715 Contract Plans to UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 NA

716 CertificationClose-Out LS 1 0 0 NA

717 Other Utilities LS 1 0 0 NA

7 Utilities Total 38

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Technical Meetings Units No of Units Hours Unit Total

Hours Comments

PM Attendance at

Meeting Required Number

Kickoff (see 71) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Preliminary Meeting (see 75) EA 0 0 0 NA 0

Individual UAO Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Field Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 0

Design Meeting (see 79) EA 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings for conflict resolution

+ meeting minutes + meeting prep 0

Other Meetings (this is automatically added into Utilities Total

(cell F27)) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Total Meetings 6 Total Project Manager Meetings (carries to Tab 3) 0

Carries to Tab 3

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

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Page 7: TASK ORDER NUMBER 2 - Sumter County, FL

FEE ESTIMATE FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

Project Task Order 2 - CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Client Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

WSP USA PM Lisa Fruge PE PMP

Basis for Estimate Approved Rates per Sumter County Continuing Services Agreement dated 9-22-2020

Work

Item Description

WSP Madrid- CPWG Harbor Coordination

Chief Engineer Senior

Engineer

Project

Engineer II Engineer

Engineering

Intern

Project

Administrator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

SUR Senior

Surveyor

SUR Project

Surveyor

SUR Survey

Analyst 1

2 Person

Field Crew

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

Chief Utility

Coordinator

Utility

Coordinator

LABOR

HOURS LABOR TOTAL

$26356 $19614 $15475 $10951 $10784 $9316 $17487 $14188 $7094 $14023 $15271 $9582

A Project Management 0 36 0 0 0 8 44 $780632

Monthly Progress Meetings 0 16 0 0 0 0 16 $313824

Submittal Phase Review Meetings 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 $78456

Coordination and Oversight 0 16 0 0 0 8 24 $388352

B

Intersection and Access Management

Evaluation 4 0 44 0 50 0 98 $1325524

Existing Conditions Analysis 1 0 12 0 18 0 31 $406168

Intersection Operational Analysis 0 0 12 0 20 0 32 $401380

Field Review 0 0 4 0 4 0 8 $105036

Evaluate Impacts of Modifications and

Develop Recommendations 1 0 16 0 8 0 25 $360228

Quality Control 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 $52712

C Intersection Design Plans 2 36 52 68 128 0 286 $3688536

Cover Sheet 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

General Notes 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 $26259

Typical Section 0 0 2 0 12 0 14 $160358

Pavement Design 0 0 2 0 10 0 12 $138790

Summary of Quantities 0 0 4 0 14 0 18 $212876

Roadway Plan Sheets 0 0 2 0 32 0 34 $376038

Special Details 0 0 2 0 8 0 10 $117222

Drainage DetailsErosion Control 0 0 8 0 8 0 16 $210072

Traffic Signal Details 0 6 12 20 8 0 46 $608676

Signing and Pavement Markings 0 6 8 24 16 0 54 $676852

Traffic Control Plan 0 4 6 24 0 0 34 $434130

Utility Adjustment Sheet 0 2 0 0 4 0 6 $82364

Opinion of Probable Costs 0 0 4 0 8 0 12 $148172

Specifications 0 2 0 0 6 0 8 $103932

Quality Control 2 16 0 0 0 0 18 $366536

D Utility Coordination 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 $39228 23 15 38 $494963

E Permitting 0 6 8 0 8 0 22 $327756

Pre-App Meeting 0 2 2 0 0 0 4 $70178

Coordination and Permit Submittal 0 4 6 0 8 0 18 $257578

F Surveying 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $000 05 2 5 16 235 $296958

TOTALS 6 80 104 68 186 8 452 $6161676 05 2 5 16 235 $296958 23 15 38 $494963

See Exhibit B for Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

See Exhibit C for CPWG-Madrid Fee Summary

GRAND TOTAL $6953597

Optional Services Subsurface Utility Engineering $375000

See Exhibit D for Echo UES Fee Summary $7328597

Direct Expenses (Permitting Fees) $100000

Notes

assume an 8 month schedule includes prep and minutes

2 phase review meetings 60 and 90

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

1800 plus intersection = 4 sheets 8 hours per sheets to

include sheet detailing and design

(Level I) Includes analysis for TCP lane closure analysis and

creating any Miscellaneous Traffic Control Sheets (general

notes minor details typical sections and quantities)

Includes 60 90 100 Submittals

FDOT permit

includes prep and minutes

Total without Direct Expenses and without Optional SUE services

Optional SUE Services Fee

Total with Optional SUE Services

Direct Expenses (Permit Fees)

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Exhibit B Harbor Coordination Solutions Fee Summary

Project Activity 7 Utilities

Estimator CR 466 1500 feet west of US 301 to US 301

Jeanna Dean TBD

Revised for design 11-4-2020 TWO 2

Representing Print Name Signature Date

Sumter County

Harbor Coordination Solutions Inc Jeanna Dean

NOTE Signature Block is optional per District preference

Task

No Task Units No of Units Hours Unit

Total

Hours Comments

71 Utility Kickoff Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

72 Identify Existing Utility Agency Owner(s) LS 1 0 0

CenturyLink Duke Energy D Duke T Spectrum City of Wildwood water City of Wildwood Sewer

Sumter Co Electric Coop TECO Peoples Gas (8) These are the UAOs shown on the Sunshine 811 design ticket The County accepts this as a full list of UAOs

73 Make Utility Contacts LS 2 8 16 30 (Green Line) and 90 for final email responses (2 Submittals X 1 hr each UAO)

74 Exception Processing LS 1 0 0 NA

75 Preliminary Utility Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

76 IndividualField Meetings LS 1 0 0 NA

77 Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 markups with email response is acceptable per the County for this task NO agreement nor UWS required

78 Subordination of Easements Coordination LS 1 0 0 NA

79 Utility Design Meeting LS 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings + meeting minutes + meeting prep Thi is to review the

project with the UAOs

710 Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and

Processing of Schedules amp Agreements LS 1 0 0

Email responses with summary of relcoation work is only documentation required per the County

Covered under 73

711 Utility CoordinationFollowup LS 2 8 16 8 UAOs X 1 hrs per UAO X 2 Submittal

Phone calls and emails to UAOs for correspondence and spurring a response

712 Utility Constructability Review LS 1 0 0 NA

713 Additional Utility Services LS 1 0 0 NA

714 Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC) LS 1 0 0 NA

715 Contract Plans to UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 NA

716 CertificationClose-Out LS 1 0 0 NA

717 Other Utilities LS 1 0 0 NA

7 Utilities Total 38

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Technical Meetings Units No of Units Hours Unit Total

Hours Comments

PM Attendance at

Meeting Required Number

Kickoff (see 71) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Preliminary Meeting (see 75) EA 0 0 0 NA 0

Individual UAO Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Field Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 0

Design Meeting (see 79) EA 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings for conflict resolution

+ meeting minutes + meeting prep 0

Other Meetings (this is automatically added into Utilities Total

(cell F27)) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Total Meetings 6 Total Project Manager Meetings (carries to Tab 3) 0

Carries to Tab 3

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Estimator CR 466 1500 feet west of US 301 to US 301

Jeanna Dean TBD

Revised for design 11-4-2020 TWO 2

Representing Print Name Signature Date

Sumter County

Harbor Coordination Solutions Inc Jeanna Dean

NOTE Signature Block is optional per District preference

Task

No Task Units No of Units Hours Unit

Total

Hours Comments

71 Utility Kickoff Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

72 Identify Existing Utility Agency Owner(s) LS 1 0 0

CenturyLink Duke Energy D Duke T Spectrum City of Wildwood water City of Wildwood Sewer

Sumter Co Electric Coop TECO Peoples Gas (8) These are the UAOs shown on the Sunshine 811 design ticket The County accepts this as a full list of UAOs

73 Make Utility Contacts LS 2 8 16 30 (Green Line) and 90 for final email responses (2 Submittals X 1 hr each UAO)

74 Exception Processing LS 1 0 0 NA

75 Preliminary Utility Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

76 IndividualField Meetings LS 1 0 0 NA

77 Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 markups with email response is acceptable per the County for this task NO agreement nor UWS required

78 Subordination of Easements Coordination LS 1 0 0 NA

79 Utility Design Meeting LS 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings + meeting minutes + meeting prep Thi is to review the

project with the UAOs

710 Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and

Processing of Schedules amp Agreements LS 1 0 0

Email responses with summary of relcoation work is only documentation required per the County

Covered under 73

711 Utility CoordinationFollowup LS 2 8 16 8 UAOs X 1 hrs per UAO X 2 Submittal

Phone calls and emails to UAOs for correspondence and spurring a response

712 Utility Constructability Review LS 1 0 0 NA

713 Additional Utility Services LS 1 0 0 NA

714 Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC) LS 1 0 0 NA

715 Contract Plans to UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 NA

716 CertificationClose-Out LS 1 0 0 NA

717 Other Utilities LS 1 0 0 NA

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Technical Meetings Units No of Units Hours Unit Total

Hours Comments

PM Attendance at

Meeting Required Number

Kickoff (see 71) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Preliminary Meeting (see 75) EA 0 0 0 NA 0

Individual UAO Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Field Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 0

Design Meeting (see 79) EA 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings for conflict resolution

+ meeting minutes + meeting prep 0

Other Meetings (this is automatically added into Utilities Total

(cell F27)) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Total Meetings 6 Total Project Manager Meetings (carries to Tab 3) 0

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Estimator CR 466 1500 feet west of US 301 to US 301

Jeanna Dean TBD

Revised for design 11-4-2020 TWO 2

Representing Print Name Signature Date

Sumter County

Harbor Coordination Solutions Inc Jeanna Dean

NOTE Signature Block is optional per District preference

Task

No Task Units No of Units Hours Unit

Total

Hours Comments

71 Utility Kickoff Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

72 Identify Existing Utility Agency Owner(s) LS 1 0 0

CenturyLink Duke Energy D Duke T Spectrum City of Wildwood water City of Wildwood Sewer

Sumter Co Electric Coop TECO Peoples Gas (8) These are the UAOs shown on the Sunshine 811 design ticket The County accepts this as a full list of UAOs

73 Make Utility Contacts LS 2 8 16 30 (Green Line) and 90 for final email responses (2 Submittals X 1 hr each UAO)

74 Exception Processing LS 1 0 0 NA

75 Preliminary Utility Meeting LS 1 0 0 NA

76 IndividualField Meetings LS 1 0 0 NA

77 Collect and Review Plans and Data from UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 markups with email response is acceptable per the County for this task NO agreement nor UWS required

78 Subordination of Easements Coordination LS 1 0 0 NA

79 Utility Design Meeting LS 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings + meeting minutes + meeting prep Thi is to review the

project with the UAOs

710 Review Utility Markups amp Work Schedules and

Processing of Schedules amp Agreements LS 1 0 0

Email responses with summary of relcoation work is only documentation required per the County

Covered under 73

711 Utility CoordinationFollowup LS 2 8 16 8 UAOs X 1 hrs per UAO X 2 Submittal

Phone calls and emails to UAOs for correspondence and spurring a response

712 Utility Constructability Review LS 1 0 0 NA

713 Additional Utility Services LS 1 0 0 NA

714 Processing Utility Work by Highway Contractor (UWHC) LS 1 0 0 NA

715 Contract Plans to UAO(s) LS 1 0 0 NA

716 CertificationClose-Out LS 1 0 0 NA

717 Other Utilities LS 1 0 0 NA

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Technical Meetings Units No of Units Hours Unit Total

Hours Comments

PM Attendance at

Meeting Required Number

Kickoff (see 71) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Preliminary Meeting (see 75) EA 0 0 0 NA 0

Individual UAO Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Field Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 0

Design Meeting (see 79) EA 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings for conflict resolution

+ meeting minutes + meeting prep 0

Other Meetings (this is automatically added into Utilities Total

(cell F27)) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Total Meetings 6 Total Project Manager Meetings (carries to Tab 3) 0

Carries to Tab 3

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

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Project Activity 7 Utilities

Technical Meetings Units No of Units Hours Unit Total

Hours Comments

PM Attendance at

Meeting Required Number

Kickoff (see 71) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Preliminary Meeting (see 75) EA 0 0 0 NA 0

Individual UAO Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Field Meetings (see 76) EA 1 0 0 0

Design Meeting (see 79) EA 1 6 6 90 -1 virtual utility design meetings for conflict resolution

+ meeting minutes + meeting prep 0

Other Meetings (this is automatically added into Utilities Total

(cell F27)) EA 1 0 0 NA 0

Total Meetings 6 Total Project Manager Meetings (carries to Tab 3) 0

Carries to Tab 3

CR 466 HABOR revised DESIGN STAFFHRS 11-4-2020

7 Utilities Page 2 of 2 1152020

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

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Exhibit C Madrid-CPWG Fee Summary

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

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Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

Vicinity Map

4

Page 12: TASK ORDER NUMBER 2 - Sumter County, FL

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP WSP 301 E Pine Street Orlando FL 32801 407-587-7889 LisaFrugewspcom

Ref CR 466 Sumter County ndash Survey (P2020-S64)

Dear Ms Fruge

Madrid CPWG is pleased to present this proposal to provide Professional Surveying and Mapping Services related to the CR 466 West project located within Section 18 Township 18 South Range 23 East Sumter County Florida We have reviewed the documents provided and acquired preliminary site data

The proposal is based on the following conditions and assumptions

1 Horizontal control will be relative to the Florida State Plane Coordinate System North American Datum of 1983 2007 adjustment and vertical control will be relative to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 relative to existing site benchmarks shown on sheet 08 of the record survey of CR 466 West prepared by Farner Barley and Associates Inc

Based on this information and the information provided as part of this project we propose the following scope of services

SCOPE OF SERVICES Survey Task I Cross Sections and Drainage Survey 12 cross sections will be obtained from right of way to right of way along County Road 466 West starting approximately 1900 feet +- west of US 301 as shown in Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo The cross sections will include all grade breaks and drainage structure elevations The spot shots will include the point id description and elevation The drainage structure inlet invert and top of structure will be obtained The drainage survey does not include pipe inverts size or material A right of way survey and underground utilities are not included as part of this project

Athletic Complex Design

Commercial Development

Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI)

Construction Management

Environmental Services and Water Resources

Geotechnical Engineering

Landscape Architecture

Land Development

Materials Testing

Municipal Services

Parks and Recreation

Pavement Management

Planning

Power Services

Roadway Design

Stormwater Services

Sinkhole Services

Structural Engineering

Survey and Mapping

Transportation Utilities

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

USLF670774
Text Box
Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

Vicinity Map

4

Page 13: TASK ORDER NUMBER 2 - Sumter County, FL

__________________________________________________

Survey Deliverables 1 Certified Survey Map 2 Electronic Files (PDF amp AutoCAD or Microstation)

All survey work shall be prepared in accordance with Chapter 5J-17 Florida Administrative Code the Standards of Practice for land surveying in the State of Florida

Compensation Summary and Terms This Scope of Services will be billed as a lump sum contract payable to Madrid CPWG The lump sum fee for the tasks associated with this Scope of Services is $296958

We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to provide professional services for this project If you have any questions concerning this proposal please feel free to give me a call Sincerely

Jeffrey Schwartz PSM PE Principal

ACCEPTANCE

By

(Print name)

Date __________________________________________________

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

USLF670774
Text Box
Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

Vicinity Map

4

Page 14: TASK ORDER NUMBER 2 - Sumter County, FL

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

USLF670774
Text Box
Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

Vicinity Map

4

Page 15: TASK ORDER NUMBER 2 - Sumter County, FL

Survey Exhibit ldquoArdquo (Continued) ndash Survey Map

1221 E Broadway Street Suite 1031 Oviedo FL 32765 P 4076043225

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

USLF670774
Text Box
Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

Vicinity Map

4

Page 16: TASK ORDER NUMBER 2 - Sumter County, FL

Madrid CPWG Fee Sheet ‐ Surveying and Mapping Services CR 466 Sumter County Florida

Date 1152020 P2020‐S81 CR 466

Hours Hours by SUR Senior SUR Project SUR Survey Survey 3 Person 2 Person

Activity Surveyor Surveyor Analyst 2 Analyst 1 Field Crew Field Crew Activity Comments

I Cross Sections amp Drainage Includes horizontal and vertical control 12 Survey 05 2 0 5 0 16 235 cross sections and 25 drainage structures II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Position Rate Hours Fee SUR Senior Surveyor $17487 05 $8744 SUR Project Surveyor $14188 2 $28376 SUR Survey Analyst 2 $8579 0 $000 SUR Survey Analyst 1 $7094 5 $35470 3 Person Field Crew $17652 0 $000 2 Person Field Crew $14023 16 $224368

Total $296958

Summary of Fees (Lump Sum) I Cross Sections amp Drainage Survey $296958 II $000 III $000 IV $000 Total $296958

USLF670774
Text Box
Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

Vicinity Map

4

Page 17: TASK ORDER NUMBER 2 - Sumter County, FL
USLF670774
Text Box
Exhibit D ECHO UES Inc Fee Summary

ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

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ECHO UES Inc 888778ECHO

wwwechouescom Grow Inspire Make a Difference

November 5 2020

Lisa Fruge PE PMP Supervising Engineer Project Manager WSP

PROPOSAL FOR UTILITY INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

Project CR 466 West of US 301 Intersection Improvements

Task Order Number 2 under WSPrsquos contract with Sumter County Board of County Commissioners

Dear Ms Fruge

At ECHO UES Inc (ECHO) we value your consideration and appreciate the opportunity to provide a technical proposal for the provision of professional services This technical proposal inclusive of economical offer and schedule details the approach we consider as the most suitable for this project

Project Synopsis Based on the information made available to ECHO we understand the project consisting of engineering design services to alleviate traffic congestion at the intersection of CR 466 and US 301 in Oxford FL ECHOrsquos professional services were requested to provide utility investigation services to address existing utilities in the project plans ECHO will depict the utility information within the project plans with distances (eg swing ties) from existing features no survey services are included within this proposal

Project Limits ECHOrsquos proposed services will be performed within well-defined limits (ie Project Limits) within limited areas only and as identified by the EOR As no further information is available at the time of writing of this proposal it is anticipated that the project limits may include specific proposed signalrsquos locations in that case ECHOrsquos limits of work shall consist of the proposed foundation footprint (eg 55ft in dia centered with the proposed signal)

Utility Investigative Services Using a combination of field investigative techniques and technology including surface geophysical instruments and vacuum excavation if needed ECHO will perform the following services

1

1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

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1 Identification and marking of existing utilities Utilities potentially in conflict with the project and located within the project limits will be investigated in the attempt to identify their position The results will be marked on the ground surface using the most appropriate method (ie pin flags paint etc) and showing the approximate position of the identified utilities

ECHO will attempt to identify and mark detectable underground utilities located within the project limits and in support of the vacuum excavation work no full and comprehensive utility investigation is herewith proposed

2 Verification of utility location and characteristics At specific locations ECHO will attempt to expose utilities via minimally intrusive methods (eg use of vacuum excavation) to confirm their characteristics (eg type size material direction configuration) and provide an accurate location At completion of each excavation (test hole) ECHO will record all verifiable utility information mark the utility location with the most appropriate method (eg wooden lathes ldquoXrdquo mark on concrete disc and nail on asphalt) and restore the field to as close as possible to its original conditions

ECHO will perform up to 10 utility verification test holes at specific locations identified by the EOR

Per ECHOrsquos standard practices investigating one signal foundation measuring 5ft in diameter will require up to five (5) test holes

Deliverables - Field deliverables will consist of field marks (eg pin flags paint marks wooden lathes

nailsdiscs etc) showing the position of the designated and located utilities - Office deliverables will consist of utility sketch (not to scale) based on aerial publicly

available test hole data report and mark ups over the EORrsquos provided plans

Proposed Schedule To be discussed and agreed upon with the Client following acceptance of this proposal The proposed schedules shall be valid barring any unforeseen conditions

Notes and Limitations 1 Client shall facilitate access to the site and provide any relevant project information 2 Site must be clear from obstacles impeding access to any portion of the project limits 3 Standard work hours are from 700am to 400pm Monday through Friday additional charges may occur (following

discussion with the Client) in case of weekend or nighttime work 4 ECHO will not work on any site that is known to be contaminated with any hazardous or harmful substance 5 Any permit or fee requested to perform the work complying with any stakeholderrsquos requirement will be submitted to

the Client with a 5 administrative markup 6 FDOT Design Standards (Index 600 Series) will be utilized for the Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Should the site

require modification to the Index 600 for non-standard MOT arrangements ECHO will seek the Clientrsquos concurrence to obtain signed and sealed projectrsquos specific MOT plans (to be provided by others)

7 Any cost associated with signed and sealed MOT plans will be submitted to the Client with a 5 administrative markup

2

8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

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8 Unless otherwise stated within this proposal test holes have usual depth of up to eight (8) ft from the ground surface and diameter of up to 1 ft Should there be a need for deeper or wider excavations additional charges may apply

9 The original ground surface at each test hole location will be restored to as close as possible to its original conditions using concrete mix or asphalt cold patch as applicable Any deviation from this standard (eg use of hot asphalt flowable fill etc) may require additional charges and the use of specialty subcontractors

10 Regardless of the type of estimate proposed (eg lump sum time and materials etc) such estimate should be considered indicative and based on preliminary information Should any situation out of ECHOrsquos control heavily impact ECHOrsquos field work performance (eg adverse site conditions) ECHO reserves the right to seek additional funds to complete the work

11 The exact location of any underground utility is not guaranteed unless clearly exposed and visually verified at a specific location Utility characteristics methods of installation soil conditions and the surrounding environment all may impact adversely the results of any utility investigation with surface geophysical instruments and technology No guarantee is made that all utilities will be found and identified

12 Independently from ECHOrsquos scope of work and performance the Client shall comply with the relative chapter from the Florida (or any other applicable) Statutes ldquoUnderground Facility Damage Prevention and Safety Actrdquo and call 811 prior to any excavation taking place

13 Subsurface Utility Engineering Designating and Locating terms all refer to the American Society of Civil Engineers Construction Institute Standard for the Collection and Depiction of Subsurface Utility Data (ASCECI 38-02) Should ECHO adopt this standard for the performance of the scope of work and preparation of deliverables clear mention to the Standard shall be made throughout the deliverable

Fee ECHOrsquos competitive offer which is inclusive of all field office materials supplies and equipment costs is detailed below

- Utility Investigation Services inclusive of utility investigation support and up to 10 utility verification test holes Fixed Fee $375000

(min of five (5) test holes requested per mobilization)

Acceptance We will honor this proposal for 90 days If accepted please return to our attention together with a professional services agreement task work order authorization and official Notice to Proceed

At ECHO UES Inc we believe in collaboration and communication with our clients and are driven to understand their needs and provide time efficient and cost-effective solutions ECHO strives to provide quality utility and survey reliable data to design better build faster and safely enhance Engineering Design Construction and Maintenance of infrastructure

Thank you for considering ECHO for this important project and please do not hesitate to contact me directly should you have any questions or concern

Sincerely

Carlo Pilia Vice President ECHO UES Inc

3

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