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R2010-024 - 2010-02-22 RESOLUTION NO. R2010-24 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS, AUTHORIZING A UTILITY RELOCATION AGREEMENT ASSOCIATED WITH THE BAILEY ROAD PROJECT BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS. Section 1. That certain Utility Relocation Agreement associated with the Bailey Project, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof for all purposes, is hereby authorized and approved Section 2. That the City Manager or his designee is hereby authorized to execute and the City Secretary to attest a Utility Relocation Agreement associated with the Bailey Road Project. PASSED, APPROVED and ADOPTED this the 22nd day of Februyar, A.D , 2010 T EID MAYOR ATTEST Y N G L , Ty C3 1_ Y SE'dF ETARY `=y APPROVED AS TO FORM DARRIN M COKER CITY ATTORNEY Exhibit "A" Resolution No R2010-24 STANDARD UTILITY AGREEMENT ACTUAL COST—CITY County Brazoria County Road. Bailey Road Project No T08002 From. West of FM 1128 CSJ To Veterans Drive Road Project Letting Date:tentatively January 2011 This Agreement by and between the City of Pearland, Texas, ("City"), acting by and through its duly authorized official, TEPPCO Crude Pipeline, LLC, acting by and through its duly authorized representative, ("Owner"), shall be effective on the date of approval and execution by and on behalf of the City WHEREAS, the City has determined that it is necessary to make certain improvements to Bailey Road, which said changes are generally described as follows. Widen to 4 lanes WHEREAS, these proposed roadway improvements will necessitate the adjustment, removal, and/or relocation of certain facilities of Owner as indicated in the following statement of work: In general the scope of work is to install an approximately 150 feet slick bore crossing with box sag fabricated segments to lower the C-90 pipeline segment for the Old Bailey Road Expansion & Storm Sewer installation at Old Bailey road (CR 101) Pearland, Brazoria County, Texas, as further described in Exhibit "A" and such work is described in Owner's Estimate (estimated at $359,415.89), which is attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit "A-1", and which is prepared in form and manner required by 23 CFR 645, Subpart A, and amendments thereto, and WHEREAS, the Owner, has provided sufficient legal authority to the City to establish an interest in properties affected by the abovementioned roadway improvements. Said facilities are located upon such properties as indicated in the statement of work as described in Exhibit"A" NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants and agreements herein contained, the parties mutually agree as follows. The City will pay for costs incurred in the adjustment or relocation of Owner's facilities to the extent authorized under Title 23, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 645, Subpart A. The City's participation shall consist of Sixty-Six Percent(66%)of the cost of the adjustment or relocation. The Owner has determined that the method to be used in developing the adjustment or relocation costs shall be as specified for the method checked and described hereinafter ❑ (1) Actual direct and related indirect costs accumulated in accordance with a work order accounting procedure prescribed by the applicable Federal or State regulatory body ® (2) Actual direct and related indirect costs accumulated in accordance with an established accounting procedure developed by the Owner and approved by the City Subject to the participation percentage as set out above, the City will, upon satisfactory completion of the adjustment or relocation, and upon receipt of a final billing prepared in the form and manner prescribed by Federal regulations, make payment in the amount of Sixty-Six Percent(66%) of the eligible costs as shown in the final billing. The final billing for work completed herein shall be submitted to the City not later than ninety (90) days after completion of the work. Upon receipt of the final billing and conclusion of the audit, the City agrees to pay Owner, Sixty-Six Percent(66%)of its share of the eligible cost as indicated above. The City shall make payment within 45 days of acceptance of the final billing. Design 1 of 2 33 Revised 6/2008 In the event there is a substantial change for the statement of work contained in Exhibit "A", reimbursement is limited to Sixty-Six Percent(66%) of the amount approved and actually expended pursuant to this agreement and its attached exhibits unless written approval is obtained from the City All changes shall be documented on the Owner's "as-built" plans supplied to the City City shall reimburse Owner for any additional cost or expense caused by any unreasonable delays waiting for City's written approval. Upon execution of this agreement by all parties,the City will, by written notice, authorize the Owner to proceed with the necessary adjustment or relocation, and the Owner agrees to prosecute such work diligently in accordance with the Owner's plans. Such plans are attached as Exhibit"B" Owner shall provide the City with forty-eight (48) hours written notice prior to proceeding with the adjustment or relocation and agrees to proceed in such a manner that will not result in avoidable delay or interference with the City's roadway construction. Should Owner by its actions cause interference or delay resulting in the imposition of damages to the City by a third party, Owner agrees to be responsible for damages, including attorney's fees, defense of claims and indemnification associated with said damages. Such authorization to proceed shall constitute notice on the part of the City that the relocation has been included in an approved program as an item of right of way acquisition,that a project agreement which includes the work has or will be executed, and that the utility relocation or adjustment will be required by the final approved project agreement and plans. The Owner will retain records of such costs in accordance with the provisions of 23 CFR Part 645, Subpart A. The Parties, by execution of this agreement, not waive any rights to which each party may legally have within the limits of the law This agreement is subject to cancellation by the City at any time up to the date that work under this agreement has been authorized. City shall reimburse Owner 100% of all cost incurred by Owner up to the date of receipt of Notice of Cancellation. The City Auditor may conduct an audit or investigation of any entity receiving funds from the City directly under this contract or indirectly through a subcontract under this contract. Acceptance of funds directly under this contract or indirectly through a subcontract under this contract acts as acceptance of the authority of the City Auditor,to conduct an audit or investigation in connection with those funds. It is also expressly understood that the Owner conducts the adjustment, removal, or relocation at its own risk, and that the Owner agrees to indemnify and hold the City harmless for damage to existing facilities caused by the conduct of the Owner or any third party working on behalf of Owner The signatories to this agreement warrant that each has the authority to enter into this agreement on behalf of the party represented. UTILITY CITY OWNER THE CITY 0 E AND,TEXAS Owner TEPPCO Crude Pipeline,LLC By ilk \ By. Title:Agent&Attorney-in-Fact Title: City Manager 02. e-Jp Date:February 22, 2010 Date: Design 2 of 2 1 33 Revised 6/2008 EXHIBIT"A" SCOPE OF WORK PROJECT: PIPELINE SEGMENT LOWERING— 16" SLICK BORE FOR THE BAILEY ROAD EXPANSION LOCATION: SOUTH SHAVER TO WEST COLUMBIA C-90— 16" CRUDE PIPELINE, AT BAILEY ROAD (CR 101) PEARLAND, BRAZORIA COUNTY, TEXAS BRAZORIA COUNTY KEY MAP PAGE 614, GRID X 1 SCOPE OF WORK 1.1 GENERAL In general the scope of work is to install an approximately 150'slick bore crossing with box sag fabricated segments to lower the C-90 pipeline segment for the Bailey Road Expansion& Storm Sewer Installation at Bailey Road (CR 101) Pearland, Brazoria County,Texas. This will include installing an approximately 150'slick bore segment of 16"OD, .500"WT, API 5L, X42, Fusion Bond Epoxy"FBE"/Powercrete coated pipe to 6' below the proposed storm sewer, installation of(2) 16"OD, 322", API 5L,X42 FBE coated pipe/ box sag fabrication segments on each end of the slick bore segment, hydrostatic test of the slick bore/box sag lowering segment after installation &tie in the 16"OD slick bore/box sag lowering segment to the existing 16" pipeline. The existing 16" road crossing pipeline segment will be removed after tie in of the slick bore lowering pipe segment and 1/2 sack flowable grout will be installed in the void under Bailey Road after pipe removal. Installation of stopple fittings&tap/stopple of the 16" pipeline will not be required for isolation, as the 16" pipeline is currently idle with a nitrogen pack. Existing pipeline valves will be utilized on each side of Bailey Road to maintain nitrogen in the remaining pipeline segments during tie in of the slick bore / box sag lowering pipe segment. The pipeline contractor will assist TEPPCO operations with decommission of nitrogen in the 16" pipeline segment& reinstallation of nitrogen in the pipeline segment following tie in completion. 1.2 MECHANICAL SCOPE OF WORK 1.2.1 The work performed will include: • Receive TEPPCO supplied material at the TEPPCO Warehouse, 901 Clinton Drive, Galena Park,Texas. • Load &deliver TEPPCO supplied material to the jobsite. • Welder qualifications to TEPPCO/EPCO Welding Procedures. • Clearing&grading the pipeline ROW work area. • String and weld the approximately 150'slick bore segment of 16"OD, 500"WT,API 5L, X42 FBE/ Powercrete coated pipe. • Fabricate&weld (2) 16"OD, .322"WT,API 5L,X42 FBE coated pipe segments&box sag bends for tie in of the slick bore lowering segment to the existing 16" pipeline on each side of Bailey..Road. -1 - • Perform the approximately 150', 16"OD, slick bore road crossing to 6' below the proposed storm sewer • Install the 16"OD slick bore segment at 6' below the proposed storm sewer • Excavate, lower in &weld (2) 16"OD, 322"WT, API 5L, X42 FBE coated box sag fabrications on each side of Bailey Road. • Hydrostatic test the slick bore pipe segment,tie in piping, fittings and fabrication, after installation,Lai third party Hydrostatic Testing Contractor (Hydrostatic test pressure= 1800 PSI minimum—1850 PSI maximum -Duration 8 hours) • Dewater piping after hydrostatic test. • Assist TEPPCO operations during isolations& decommission of nitrogen in the pipeline segment for tie in of the slick bore lowering piping. • Tie in the 16"slick bore& box sag lowering segment to the existing 16" pipeline. • Remove the existing 16" road crossing pipeline segment under Bailey Road. • Provide&install 1/2 sack flow able grout in the void under Bailey Road after pipe removal. • Assist TEPPCO operations during reinstallation of nitrogen in the 16" pipeline. • Backfill/compact all excavations& restore ROW to original or better condition. • Delivery of demo pipe, removed coating material and excess pipe/material to the TEPPCO Galena Park Warehouse. 1.2.2 All existing pipeline coating will be treated as ACM (Asbestos Containing Material), unless testing of coating material shows to be Non ACM.The EPCO Asbestos Removal Procedure will be followed for all existing coating removal. Removed pipe coating &coated pipe will be contained, transported and disposed of as specified in the EPCO Asbestos Removal Procedure. ➢ No coating will be left in the excavations. ➢ TEPPCO will be responsible for final disposal of all ACM. 1.3 SUPPLIED BY CONTRACTOR 1.3.1 The contractor shall supply all labor, supervision, tools, construction equipment,trench boxes, consumable supplies, transportation, safety equipment and supplies including PPE, Triple Gas Meter and other items necessary and required to perform the work in accordance with the scope of work, attached drawings and specifications. • All Specialty Polymer Coating"SP-2888 R.G." Brush Grade weld joint&pipe coating material. • 1/2 sack flowable grout for installation in the void under Bailey Road after removal of the existing road crossing segment. -2- • • Bag Sacktete for pipe pad supports at the top of each box sag location. • A copy of ISNetworld OQ1 report for contractor employees qualified to NCCER OQ requirements for all covered task associated with this project. 1.4 SUPPLIED BY TEPPCO • TEPPCO Welding Procedures • All required NDT of welds • Job Plan • Hazard Assessment • All FBE&Powercrete coated pipe • All Pipe Fittings • All Pipe Bends • All required permits&ROW Agreements • 12.75" OD, 375"WT, Grade X-42 pipe for Welder Qualifications Testing • Laboratory cost for Welder Qualification Testing • Vacuum Truck Service • Nitrogen Service • Disposal of ACM"Asbestos Containing Material" • Disposal of removed pipe 1.5 EXCAVATION 1.5.1 A One Call Notification is required, by the contractor,48 hours before any excavation can be performed.A confirmation number will be issued to the caller and will be documented for future reference. The TEPPCO Inspector on the project shall verify this notification. 1.5.2 All excavations will be sloped or shored to meet OSHA and EPCO Contractor Safety Manual requirements. 1.5.3 The contractor shall have a designated Competent Person on site that will be responsible for excavation safety throughout project duration. 1.5.4 The Competent Person shall be responsible for compliance with the above mentioned requirements. 1.6 WELDING 1.6.1 All welding will be in performed in accordance with TEPPCO/ EPCO approved welding procedure 611-62, 611-63& EPO 15- 06. All welds will be 100% NDT(X-ray, Dye Penetrate, etc.)in accordance with the requirements of API 1104, B31 4&DOT 195. 1.6.2 All welders performing production welds will be qualified to TEPPCO/EPCO Welding Procedures 611-62, 611-63 & EPO 15-06 prior to start of the project. 1.6.3 All welder qualification testing will be performed as per API 1104 &API 1104 Appendix"B"with 12.75" OD, 375"WT,API 5L X42 pipe. All 12" pipe for welder testing will be supplied by TEPPCO -3- 7171g - ,+NO 1.6.4 Testing of welders&destructive testing of welder qualification test will be performed at a testing lab designated by TEPPCO 1.6.5 Testing of welders will be coordinated by the TEPPCO project inspector 2 PERMITS 2.1 ROW PERMITS & ROW AGREEMENTS 2.1.1 All required ROW Permits,Access Permits& ROW Agreements will be provided by TEPPCO 2.1.2 The contractor shall comply with the requirements of all ROW Permits&Agreements. 3 SAFETY 3.1 SAFETY ORIENTATION 3.1.1 All contractor personnel shall attend a site-specific Safety Orientation prior at start of the project. 3.1.2 The Safety Orientation will be performed on site by the TEPPCO Safety Coordinator&TEPPCO Inspector 3.1.3 The Safety Orientation will be documented on the TEPPCO Safety Orientation Checklist with a log of personnel attending. 3.1.4 The Project Hazard Assessment&Job Plan shall be reviewed with all contractor personnel on site. 3.2 GENERAL SAFETY 3.2.1 Contractor shall be required to comply with all rules and regulations set forth by EPCO and OSHA in performance of the project. 3.2.2 A Tailgate Safety Meeting will be conducted &documented daily by the TEPPCO on site inspector 3.2.3 All contractor personnel&visitors are required to wear hard hats, safety glasses with side shields, foot protection, hearing protection and any other safety related equipment required by EPCO and OSHA whenever they are on the job site. 3.2.4 Fire Retardant Clothing (FRC) is required to be worn by all contractor personnel, company personnel&visitors for the duration of the project. 3.2.5 All buffing &grinding equipment(angle grinders)will have handles&guards installed as per the manufacturer's specifications. No modifications to handles or guards will be allowed. -4- 3.2.6 Follow the EPCO Confined Space Entry Procedure for all trenches and excavations 4' or greater 3.2.7 Full body harnesses&breathing air equipment will be on site during excavation entry activities and will be included in the Bid Proposal. 3.2.8 A TEPPCO representative will issue Hot Work, Cold Work& Confined Space permits. The site will be tested for LEL, 02 and H2S at issue of the permits. 3.2.9 The contractor is responsible for the selection of a rescue team or emergency service to provide rescue from any permit required confined space, if required, as per EPCO Safety Procedure. 4 GENERAL 4.1 Each contractor employee that will be performing covered task shall be qualified to NCCER OQ requirements, as specified in Title 49 CFR Part 195 Subpart G. 4.2 Any additions to or deletion from the project scope will require prior approval by the TEPPCO Project Manager 4.3 Any extra work that adds cost to the project will require prior approval by the TEPPCO Project Manager ATTACHMENTS: ❑ Cost Estimate Attachment"A" to Overhead Allocation Sheet Attachment"B" ❑ Project Drawings TEPPCO ENGINEERING STANDARDS & GUIDELINES: ❑ EGS 0910"Underground Hazard Identification Guideline" ❑ EGS 6040 "Modification of Pipeline Facilities& Equipment" ❑ TEPPCO Welding Procedures 611-62 611-63 EPO 15-06 SAFETY PROCEDURES: a Enterprise Products Company Contractor Safety Manual -5- EXHIBIT"A-1" C-90-SOUTH SHAVER TO WEST COLUMBIA 16"CRUDE PIPELINE 150' SLICK BORE-BOX SAG PIPELINE SEGMENT LOWERING FOR BAILEY ROAD EXPANSION & STORM SEWER INSTALLATION AT BAILEY ROAD(CR 101) PEARLAND, BRAZORIA COUNTY,TEXAS BRAZORIA COUNTY KEY MAP PAGE 614,GRID X MATERIALS: DESCRIPTION UOM QUANTITY UNIT PRICE TOTAL 16"OD, .500"WT, API 5L, X-42 FBE& POWERCRETE.COATED PIPE FEET 160 $ 185.26 $ 29,641.60 _ _ 16"OD, .322"WT, API 5L, X-42 FBE COATED PIPE FEET 60 $ 119 07 $ 7,144.20 16"OD, .322"WT, API 5L, X-42-6R 45° PIPE BEND EACH 4 $ 2,950.00 $ 11,800 00 16" FULL ENCIRCLEMENT WELD REINFORCEMENTS EACH 2 $ 450.00 $ 900 00 SPECIALTY POLYMER COATING"SP-2888 R.G " GAL. 20 $ 76.00 $ 1,520.00 ACM"ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIAL" DISPOSAL LOT 1 $ 600.00 $ 600.00 SACKRETE BAGS EACH 24 $ 5.00 $ 120 00 1/2 SACK FLOWABLE GROUT(3,500 LBS. PER CU YD) TONS 25 $ 32.50 $ 812.50 TAX 8.25% $ 4,334 41 TOTAL MATERIAL ESTIMATE $ 56,872.71 CONTRACTORS: PIPELINE CONTRACTOR LABOR&EQUIPMENT ESTIMATE $ 179,000.00 NDT CONTRACTOR(XRAY& DYE PENETRANT TESTING) PER DAY $1,000 7 DAYS $ 7,000.00 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT(THIRD PARTY) PER HOUR $110 12 HOURS $ 1,320.00 ROW AGENT PER DAY $600 12 DAYS $ 7,200.00 ENGINEER PER DAY $600 12 DAYS $ 7,200 00 DESIGNER PER DAY $400 7 DAYS $ 2,800 00 INSPECTION CONTRACTOR(ON SITE INSPECTION) PER DAY $650 20 DAYS $ 13,000.00 VACUUM TRUCK PER HOUR $95 12 HOURS $ 1,140.00 ROW ACQUISITION & DAMAGES LOT $6,000 2 EACH $ 12,000.00 TOTAL CONTRACTORS LABOR& EQUIPMENT ESTIMATE $ 230,660.00 TOTAL MATERIAL&CONTRACTOR ESTIMATE $ 287,532.71 OVERHEAD @ 25%(SEE ATTACHMENT"B") $ 71,883.18 TOTAL PROJECT ESTIMATE $ 359,415.89 C\Documents and Settings\Jimmy.JH\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\OINL6MKO\C-90-BAILEY ROAD EXPANSION -SLICK BORE - BOX SAG LOWERING -COST ESTIMATE.xls t C-90-SOUTH SHAVER TO WEST COLUMBIA 16" CRUDE PIPELINE 150'SLICK BORE-BOX SAG PIPELINE SEGMENT LOWERING FOR BAILEY ROAD EXPANSION&STORM SEWER INSTALLATION AT BAILEY ROAD(CR 101) PEARLAND, BRAZORIA-COUNTY,TEXAS BRAZORIA COUNTY KEY MAP PAGE 614, GRID X OVERHEAD ALOCATIONS PROJECT OVERHEAD @ 25% Komemo BASED ON 2009 BUDGET TOTAL OPERATING, GENERAL&ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES FACILITY SERVICES. PERCENT DOLLAR VALUE OFFICE SUPPLIES& EXPENSES 0.0368 $ 2,645.30 INSURANCE 0.0009 $ 64 69 OUTSIDE SERVICES/CONTRACT LABOR 0.0316 $ 2,271.51 OFFICE RENTALS 0.0657 $ 4,722.72 EQUIPMENT RENTALS 0.0053 $ 380.98 TOTAL FACILITY SERVICES 0.1403 $ 10,085.21 SHARED SERVICES PERCENT DOLLAR VALUE FINANCE 0.0695 $ 4,995.88 OPERATIONS 0.1352 $ 9,718.61 LEGAL 0.0678 $ 4,873.68 CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT 0.0059 $ 42411 HUMAN RESOURCES 01057 $ 7,598.05 PURCHASING 0.0014 $ 100.64 ROW 0.0187 $ 1,344.22 FIXED ASSETS 0.0075 $ 539.12 AP&PAYROLL 0.0194 $ 1,394 53 REVENUE ACCOUNTING 0 003 $ 215.65 MIS 0.235 $ 16,892.55 ENVIRONMENTAL, HEALTH &SAFETY 0 1906 $ 13,700.93 TOTAL SHARED SERVICES 0.8597 $ 61,797.97 $COMBINED TOTAL 100% I $ 71,883.18 Il LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL EIRE D I a. �� a 3519 Liberty Dr., Pearland,Texas 77581 W. TxA - ,, ,u Ph:(281)652-1732 Fx:(281)652-17o6 js DATE. 2o1o.o2.15 TO Sonia Webb From:: Sheila Olivarez City Secretary's Office Projects Dept. RE. R2010-24—Agenda of February 22,2010 _COPIES _ PROJECT _DESCRIPTION' 2 To8002—Bailey Road Expansion Standard Utility Agreement— TEPPCO 16"Pipeline Lowering Contract ❑ FOR CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL ❑ FOR SIGNATURE AND ATTEST ❑ APPROVED AS SUBMITTED 0 SCAN INTO LASERFICHE O FOR YOUR USE Thanks! Sheila Olivarez Projects Secretary EXHIBIT"B" 0 i TIE--IN 70 EX7SI7NG 16"PIPELINE # r ' p R , N _i• ,..t.#'- --.1:,.::•- t W 4 �1 ~ TIE-IN 70 EAIS/ING °- ..o. " F * " R•- - t I ${ 1n• 16"PIPELINE BerseszErenati iz 0 I A -16.625"0.D., .500WT,API 51, GRADE X42, FUSION BOND EPDXY WITH 30-40 MILS POWERCRETE. B -16.625"0.D., .322 WT, API 5L, GRADE X-42, FUSION BOND EPDXY m I BENCHMARK il SURVEY NO. NORTHING: LASTING. ELEVATION: 2001 ADJUSTMENT 79'-6" 136'-7" -200 -175 -150 -125 -100 -75 -50 -25 0 25 50 75i 100 125 150 175 200 80 ` N 70 N 216'-1" v 35'-O" 35'-0,, - 3'-5 9/1S" 60 o EXISTING 16" PIPE TO BE REMOVED-� L J TIE-IN TO EXISTING EXISTING SPAN CROSSING WILL BE REMOVED `r 16" PIPELINE50 AFTER nE IN OF REPLACEMENT DIRECPONAL CROSSING. r.•A /jr N6 �F N o TIE-IN TO EXISTING — �I °� 30 „ 16" PIPE INF I ri, �p�� — 40 C.- 'to I r�� 20 U 10 M TEPPCO 04, 52'-2 7/16" _ ' 1 1 SHELL 16" BOX SAG BAILEY STREET 4-0' 160'-O' 4-O" TYP 8 PLAN AND PROFILE E HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS I' q S DRAWN BY JRS DATE 11/03/06 TEPPCO APPROVED Br DALE p D1ffCa®BY RWL DATE 12/27 U A APPROVED Br ND DATE 12/27 ,X, V,,,a,„�,.g. SCALE ti a , oF"; TCD—BSC1 C1-01 i