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April 21, 2023

ADDENDUM No. 2

TO THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

Long Beach Utilities Department Long Beach, California Specifications No. WD-05-23 Drawing No. EO-3529 Groundwater Treatment Plant Filter Gallery Valve Rehabilitation Project Phase 1 - Valve and Actuator Purchase

TO ALL PLAN HOLDERS:

The following amendment is hereby made a part of the Contract Documents for the subject project, as fully and completely as if the same were set forth therein. This Addendum No. 2 consists of pages ADD2-1 through ADD2-14.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

The following questions were submitted in writing for the above-referenced project.

Responses to the question are included.

1. Please consider adding the extension bonnets to be supplied by the valve manufacturer. Torsional loads imparted to the extension bonnets via the mechanical advantage (actuator and or gearing) are recommended to be sized appropriately and provide single unit responsibility. It is viewed that an outside agent will not have the valve manufacturers knowledge of these requirements.

Due to the length of the extension bonnets, liquid epoxy meeting the existing valve spec is recommended and additional topcoats can be provided with a good adherence. Fusion can be provided but the costs will be expensive.

Response: We have added a torque extension bonnet specification and modified the bid items in the Bid Form. Please refer to Items 2.01-2.03 in Addendum No. 2.

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2. Please consider requiring that the desired actuator positions and actuator interface orientations shall be the responsibility of the supplier.

Response: The orientation of actuator should be shown on the shop drawing submittal. The final determination will be confirmed during the submittal process.

3. 33 12 14, 2.2 C. calls for fusion or liquid epoxy interior and fusion exterior. As the casting is required to be heated to apply fusion, it is recommended that the entire valve be fusion coated. The option is offered for liquid epoxy interior, but it is recommended for a higher quality valve coating that the entire valve to be fusion coated and to remove liquid epoxy interior as an option.

Response: The valve shall be fusion bonded epoxy lined and coated. Please refer to Item 2.04 in Addendum No. 2 where the liquid epoxy lining requirement has been removed.

4. 33 12 14 2.2 C. Please confirm NSF 61 is only required for “parts exposed to potable water” and that it includes parts and materials such as greases and excludes items like the 316SS shafts, wetted ductile iron, valve shaft packing, orings, shaft bearings and any miscellaneous plastic or elastomeric parts.

Valves that are NSF61 certified and meet the specification are available, which is an extensive certifying process and incorporates all wetted components further to “parts”.

Response: The entire valve assembly shall be listed as NSF 61-372.

5. 33 12 14 2.2 C. Please confirm the referenced “for pressure 0-300 psi” refers to the hydrostatic pressure and not the rated working pressure. The valves are viewed to be supplied as 150 psi rated and 300 psi hydrostatic (per AWWA C504).

Response: The 300-psi rating applies to the hydrostatic pressure. The 150-psi rating applies to the leak test.

6. 33 12 14 2.2 D. Please confirm the lay lengths shall meet AWWA C504 and are inclusive of all other components of AWWA C504 such as flange thicknesses.

Response: The lay lengths shall meet AWWA C504.

7. 33 12 14.2.2 F. Confirm actuator sizing “Size to 1.5 times maximum required operating torque of valve for open-close valves. / Size to 2.0 times required operating torque of valve for modulating valves”. The specification is interpreted as 1.5X (2.0X for modulating) the system pressure, which is low head and viewed as offering an insufficient torque over the expected and desired installation life. If system head is used, the safety factor could degrade above a 1.5X system head. To assure equivalent bid safety factors are supplied, please consider sizing at 75 psi and 7 fps velocity with a 1.5X/(2.0X) safety (or similar

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value above operating head). Using the rated valve pressure of 150 psi would be viewed to provide a more costly actuator than is necessary.

Response: This actually refers to Section 33 12 46, Item 2.2 F. Please refer to Items 2.05 & 2.07 in Addendum No. 2 for response.

8. 33 12 15 2.1 Please consider listing Bray (with NSF61 certification) for the Industrial Butterfly as the listed manufacturers are from a single agent supplier.

The “or equal” is sufficient.

Response: We will consider all “or equal” products.

9. 33 12 15 2.2 B. Please confirm the referenced “for pressure 0-300 psi” refers to the hydrostatic pressure and not the rated working pressure. The valves are viewed to be supplied as 150 psi rated and 300 psi hydrostatic (per AWWA C504).

Response: The 300-psi rating applies to the hydrostatic pressure. The 150-psi rating applies to the leak test.

10. 33 12 15 2.2 B. Please confirm valve shaft is 416SS and not 316SS.

Response: The respective sections specify:

• Industrial Lug Style BFV - 416SS valve shaft.

• Double Offset BFV - 316SS valve shaft.

11. 33 12 15 2.2 B. calls for fusion or liquid epoxy interior and fusion exterior. The interior of the valve is completely rubber lined and not exposed to water. Fusion is an option, but it may be considered an expensive adder for just exterior coating protection. Please consider liquid epoxy for the Industrial Valves.

Response: The valve shall be fusion bonded epoxy lined and coated. Please refer to Item 2.06 in Addendum No. 2 where the liquid epoxy lining requirement has been removed.

12. Is NSF61-372 certification required for the lugged valves in section 33 12 15?

Response: Yes, see Section 33 12 15, Item B, NSF Listing.

13. 33 12 46 2.2 F. calls for 10 fps maximum line velocity while 33 12 14, 2.2, D, list 16 fps maximum line velocity. Please clarify the maximum line velocity required for motor sizing on lugged and double offset valves. Please see previous questions.

Response: Please refer to Item 2.07 in Addendum No. 2 for response.

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14. 33 12 46 2.2 F. Confirm actuator sizing “Size to 1.5 times maximum required operating torque of valve for open-close valves. / Size to 2.0 times required operating torque of valve for modulating valves”. The specification is interpreted as 1.5X (2.0X for modulating) the system pressure, which is low head and viewed as offering an insufficient torque over the expected and desired installation life. If system head is used, the safety factor could degrade above a 1.5X system head. To assure equivalent bid safety factors are supplied, please consider sizing at 75 psi and 7 fps velocity with a 1.5X/(2.0X) safety (or similar value above operating head). Using the rated valve pressure of 150 psi would be viewed to provide a more costly actuator than is necessary.

Response: Please refer to Items 2.05 & 2.07 in Addendum No. 2 for response.

15. 33 12 46 2.2 F. Please confirm if a positioning potentiometer is required for all actuators. This is a few hundred-dollar adder and could reduce the costs a little.

Response: Yes, all actuators require a positioning potentiometer.

16. 33 15 46 2.2 F. Please confirm the actuators require the elevated “Chemical Severe Service Duty” as this is a fair cost adder that may not be required and where a standard NEMA 4X/6/IP67 actuator is sufficient. This could reduce the bid costs.

Response: We are not in a hazardous environment with explosive gases or corrosive environment. Therefore, a chemical severe service duty is not required.

Please refer to Item 2.08 in Addendum No. 2 for response where section has been clarified.

17. 33 15 46 2.2 I. If the above actuator is reduced to a NEMA4X/6/IP67, the requirement for a space heater would need to be modified or noted.

Response: Per Section 33 12 46, Item 2.2 I, Space Heater. It is “not required if motors are properly sealed to NEMA 6 and IP68 requirements.”

18. Per the BID FORM, page 21/Per 33 12 14 & 33 12 15, 1.4 C./Per 33 12 46 3.1 C.: All specified testing will be done at the manufacturer's facility. What is the District’s expectation of local testing within 50 miles of Long Beach? Not all performance tests are available but we can offer visual inspection, leak/seat test and exercise the valve & actuator through open/close cycles. Please clarify any local testing requirements.

Response: Performance tests locally should include visual inspection, leak/seat test, exercise the valve through open/close cycles, and hydrostatic test to rated pressure.

19. Please confirm per 33 12 15 1.5 A.: Lugged butterfly valves should conform to NSF61/372 requirements.

Response: The entire valve assembly shall be listed as NSF 61-372.

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20. If the extension bonnets are to be included in the bid, please provide elevations, centerline of pipe to top of concrete and confirm a working height for operator interface height of 4 ft (or X feet) is acceptable.

Response: Please refer to torque extension bonnet specification under Item 2.01 in this addendum.

21. Can a storage facility outside the 50-mile radius be used to store the materials?

Response: No, the storage facility shall be within a 50-mile radius.

CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

The following clarifications, additions and deletions are made to the above-referenced Drawings and/or Specifications.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Item No.: 2.01 Location: Section 33 12 14 Double Offset Butterfly Valves Change: Add Item 2.2 E shown in ADD2-9.

Item No.: 2.02 Location: Request for Bid Change: Replace Bid Form with pages shown in ADD2-10 through ADD2-11

Item No.: 2.03 Location: Section XIV Payment Change: Replace Section XIV Payment with page shown in ADD2-12.

Item No.: 2.04 Location: Section 33 12 14 Double Offset Butterfly Valve, Item 2.2 C.

Change: Delete “Liquid Epoxy Lining” row item from table.

Item No.: 2.05 Location: Section 33 12 46 Electric Motor Actuators, Item 2.2 F.

Change: Replace “Required Output Torque” row items with the following

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Valve Operating Characteristics

Required Output Torque

Size to 1.5 times maximum required operating torque of valve for open-close valves. / Size to 2.0 times required operating torque of valve for modulating valves

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Maximum torque requirement shall be torque required at most severe operating condition, including:

1. Seating and unseating

2. Maximum differential pressure across valve or pressure rating of valve, whichever is greater.

3. Maximum mechanical friction or other restrictive conditions inherent in valve assembly

4. Neglect water-hammer effects in determining required torque

Calculate maximum actuator torque with applied voltage 10% below nominal voltage rating.

For actuators ordered for existing valve: raw torque value for 12” Crane Center Line Series 200 valve with Buna seat is 3,250 lb-in and should be designed for 6,500 lb-in, which includes a safety factor of 2.0.

Motor stall torque shall not exceed torque capacity of valve, valve stem, shaft, or stops.

Item No.: 2.06 Location: Section 33 12 15 Industrial Lug Style Butterfly Valves, Item 2.2 B.

Change: Delete “Liquid Epoxy Lining” row item from table.

Item No.: 2.07 Location: Section 33 12 46 Electric Motor Actuators, Item 2.2 F.

Change: Replace “Maximum Differential across Closed Valve“ and “Maximum

Line Velocity through Fully Open Valve” under “Valve Operating Characteristics” row items with the following:

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ITEM DESCRIPTION

Maximum Differential across Closed Valve

50 psi

Maximum Line Velocity through Fully Open Valve

≤ 16 fps

Item No.: 2.08 Location: Section 33 12 46 Electric Motor Actuators, Item 2.2 H.

Change: Replace “Motor Enclosure (Damp Environment)” row item with the following:

Motor Enclosure (Damp Environment)

Enclosure TEFC Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled

Item No.: 2.09 Location: Section 33 12 14 Double Offset Butterfly Valves, Item 2.2 D.

Change: Replace “Service” row item with the following:

Service Open-Close and Modulating

Item No.: 2.10 Location: Request for Bid.

Change: Replace first paragraph after the Bid Form table with the following:

“Actuators and valves shall be assembled, and factory tested as one unit per specifications. Supplier is required to hold valve and actuator until picked up by the construction contractor. Materials are required to be delivered by February 16, 2024, to the approved storage site within 50 miles from zip code 90806.”

Item No.: 2.11 Location: Notice Inviting Bids Change: Replace page 6 with page shown in ADD2-13:

Item No.: 2.12 Location: Appendix B Change: Replace Valve/Actuator Schedule and Reference Plan/Details with page shown in ADD2-14.

Item No.: 2.13 Location: Section 33 12 46 Electric Motor Actuators, Item 2.1 A.

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Change: Replace first paragraph with the following:

“Equipment furnished shall operate through its full operating range and powered by horsepower selected by supplier.

Item No.: 2.14 Location: Section 33 12 46 Electric Motor Actuators ,item 2.2 G. & H.

Change: Replace “Motor Horsepower” row item with the following:

ITEM DESCRIPTION

Electric Motor Actuator for Open- Close Service

Motor Horsepower

To be specified by the supplier.

See Appendix B for existing actuator horsepower for reference.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR CONTRACTOR:

The Addenda Acknowledgment section provided in the Bid Form and a copy of Addendum No. 2 must accompany the Bid Submittal.

Questions regarding the project shall be directed to Mr. Nikolas Baykal, Nikolas.Baykal@lbwater.org, at (562) 570-2347.

Sincerely, Robert J. Verceles, P.E., Director of Engineering/Chief Engineer cc: Wendy Chen, P.E., Manager of Engineering Nikolas Baykal, P.E., Civil Engineer

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Section 33 12 14 Double Offset Butterfly Valves Item 2.2 E.

E. Bonnet Extensions: Valves where indicated shall be provided with bonnet extensions and torque tubes. Bonnet extensions and torque tubes shall be engineered and fabricated by the valve manufacturer and third-party fabricators will not be allowed.

Torque tubes shall be supported by roller bearings so that no weight is transferred to the valve shaft. Each bonnet extension and torque tube shall be sized to operate the valve under maximum service conditions with a minimum safety factor of 2. The Bonnet extension and torque tube shall transmit the required torque to the valve shaft without twisting such that the valve will always provide bubble tight shutoff. Design calculations on torque tubes and extension bonnets shall be submitted with valve submittals. Designs shall be sealed to not allow water inside the bonnet extensions.

All welds shall be continuous and full penetration.

Bonnet extensions and torque tubes shall be coated to the system coating specification as the corresponding butterfly valves or liquid epoxy coated.

Valves shall be factory leak and cycle tested with bonnet extensions, torque tubes and actuators attached to the valve.

Extension Bonnet Carbon Steel Material

Bonnet extensions for 36” butterfly valve shall be 206 inches as measured from CL of valve to actuator mounting flange.

Contractor shall field measure and verify prior to ordering the extension bonnet.

Bonnet extensions for 24” butterfly valve shall be 146 inches as measured from CL of valve to actuator mounting flange.

Contractor shall field measure and verify prior to ordering the extension bonnet.

Torque Tube Carbon Steel Material

WD-05-23

Request For Bid (RFB) for Groundwater Treatment Plant (GWTP) to replace valves and actuators of the filtration system. Pre-Purchase for Valves and Actuators of GWTP.

BID FORM

LONG BEACH UTILITIES

EQUIPPING OF GROUNDWATER TREATMENT PLANT FILTER GALLERY

VALVE REHABILITATION PROJECT

PHASE 1 - VALVE AND ACTUATOR PURCHASE

BID SCHEDULE

1. In submitting this Bid, Bidder represents that Bidder has examined and carefully studied the documents provided in this RFB and the following Addenda, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged:

Addendum No. Addendum Date

2. Complete the cost table below based on compliance with the contract documents, attached plans and specifications.

To be compliant, Bidder must fill in all of the table including the unit price and total price for all items:

Bid

Item

No.

Item Description Qty. Unit Unit Price

Total ($)

VALVES AND ACTUATORS

OVERALL BID ITEMS

Furnish 14-inch lug style Class 150B Butterfly Valve with electric motor actuator for above-ground service within the gallery of water treatment plant per attached specifications and exhibit, includes shipping, handling and delivery

7 EA $ $

2 Furnish 24-inch flanged style, double offset Class 150B Butterfly Valve with electric motor actuator and torque tube extension bonnet for above-ground service within the gallery of water treatment plant per attached specification and exhibit, includes shipping, handling and delivery

5 EA $ $

3 Furnish 24-inch flanged style, double offset Class 150B Butterfly Valve with modulating electric motor actuator for above-ground service within the gallery of water treatment plant per attached specification and exhibit, includes shipping, handling and delivery

5 EA $ $

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Request For Bid (RFB) for Groundwater Treatment Plant (GWTP) to replace valves and actuators of the filtration system. Pre-Purchase for Valves and Actuators of GWTP.

Bid Item

No.

Item Description Qty. Unit Unit Price

Total ($)

4 Furnish 36-inch flanged style, double offset Class 150B Butterfly Valve with electric motor actuator and torque tube extension bonnet for above-ground service within the gallery of water treatment plant per attached specification and exhibit, includes shipping, handling and delivery

5 EA $ $

5 Furnish 36-inch flanged style, double offset Class 150B Butterfly Valve with electric motor actuator for above-ground service within the gallery of water treatment plant per attached specification and exhibit, includes shipping, handling and delivery

5 EA $ $

6 Furnish electric motor actuator for existing 12-inch flanged style, Class 150B Butterfly Valve (Crane Center Line Series 200) for above-ground service within the gallery of water treatment plant per attached specification and exhibit, includes shipping and handling

5 EA $ $

7 Up to 12 months of approved local storage (within 50 miles from zip code 90806) of valve and actuator

12 MONTH $ $

8 Testing and required valve/actuator adjustments at a local certified facility per attached specification

1 LS $ $

9 Startup and Adjustment 15 DAY $ $

10 Extended Five (5) year Warranty for all valves and actuators

1 LS $ $

11 Owner Directed Changes 1 LS $50,000 $50,000

Total Bid Price (Items 1-11) $_____________

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XIV. PAYMENT

Payments will be made at the key interim milestones as shown below:

1. Milestone Payment #1 – Submittal Package Approval, including preparation of all submittals as described in the Contract Documents. (5% payment of Bid Items 1-6)

2. Milestone Payment #2 – Acceptance of equipment subject to LBU inspection. (95% payment of Bid Items 1-6)

3. Milestone Payment #3 – Monthly payment for the approved local storage after all valves and actuators being delivered to the storage. Unused monies remaining in the bid item will be retained by LBU (Payment of Bid Item 7)

4. Milestone Payment #4 – Testing at a local certified facility (Payment Bid Item 8)

5. Milestone Payment #5 – Start-up and Adjustment services. Payment shall be made on a per day basis upon services being authorized by LBU. Unused monies remaining in the bid item will be retained by LBU (Payment of Bid Item 9)

6. Milestone Payment #6 – Extended Warranties. (Payment of Bid Item 10)

7. Milestone Payment #7 – Owner Directed Changed. This item will be paid as negotiated price when directed by the Owner. The item will be deleted if not used. (Payment of Bid Item 11)

The SELECTED BIDDER shall send a hard copy invoice to the LBU Accounts Payable, 1800 E.

Wardlow Rd., Long Beach, CA 90807 or SELECTED BIDDER can send an invoice electronically to WaterFinance@lbwater.org and to the LBU Project Manager, Nikolas Baykal at nikolas.baykal@lbutilities.org with each billing.

The SELECTED BIDDER shall not invoice for items before items have been received unless as otherwise stated in the section.

LBU will pay said invoice in due course of payments, usually no more than thirty (30) days after receipt of the invoice, providing that all items are in accordance with these specifications, inspected and accepted by LBU.

mailto:nikolas.baykal@lbwater.org

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NOTICE INVITING BIDS

Bids are invited by the Long Beach Utilities to furnish and deliver to the Long Beach Utilities (LBU) in accordance with Specifications WD-05-23 Groundwater Treatment Plant Filter Gallery Valve Rehabilitation Project Phase I – Valve and Actuator Purchase.

Specifications WD-05-23 is available online https://longbeachbuys.buyspeed.com/bso/ under the bid specification number and via email request to nikolas.baykal@lbutilities.org.

LBU will accept questions within the deadlines listed below. All inquiries regarding this invitation must be submitted in writing via email only to nikolas.baykal@lbutilities.org by the deadline listed below. Responses to the questions will be posted on longbeachbuys.com under the bid invitation number. All Bidders are recommended to visit the abovementioned website on a regular basis as the responses may be posted earlier than the date listed below.

Deadlines DATE/TIME

Optional Pre-bid Meeting 04/04/23 @ 10:00am at LBU

Groundwater Treatment Plant located at 2950 Redondo Ave., Long Beach, CA, 90806

Question Submittal 04/19/23 @ 4:30 p.m.

Bid Due 05/04/23 @ 4:00 p.m.

Bids are to be received by Thursday, May 4, 2023 no later than 4:00 p.m. through Long Beach Buys. Bids received after the due date and time will be rejected. The Board of Utilities Commissioners has the right to reject all bids. Notice of Intent to Award will be posted on Long Beach Buys under the bid invitation once a BIDDER has been selected.

Bids shall be submitted as follows:

The proposals shall be submitted electronically to The Board of Utilities Commissioners of the City of Long Beach, California, utilizing the Department’s bid management system, Long Beach Buys. Please visit the Department’s website www.longbeach.gov/finance/business-info/purchasing-division/ “Register with Long Beach Buys” and become a registered bidder at https://longbeachbuys.buyspeed.com/bso/. All documents may be downloaded by registered bidders, free of charge.

The Proposer shall submit an electronic version in Portable Document Format (PDF) of their Bids in the Long Beach Buys system. Bids received after the deadline will not be considered.

Department will not be responsible for submittals that are not received in Long Beach Buys.

https://longbeachbuys.buyspeed.com/bso/ mailto:nikolas.baykal@lbutilities.org mailto:nikolas.baykal@lbutilities.org

APPENDIX B

VALVE/ACTUATOR SCHEDULE AND REFERENCE PLAN/DETAILS

Existing HP (for reference only)

1 4-V-103 1 BACKWASH VALVE 36 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/3 REPLACE EXISTING 2 4-V-303 3 BACKWASH VALVE 36 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/3 REPLACE EXISTING 3 4-V-503 5 BACKWASH VALVE 36 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/3 REPLACE EXISTING 4 4-V-703 7 BACKWASH VALVE 36 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/3 REPLACE EXISTING 5 4-V-903 9 BACKWASH VALVE 36 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/3 REPLACE EXISTING 6 4-V-1106 NORTH SIDE AIR SCOUR VALVE 14 BUTTERFLY (L) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 INSTALL NEW 7 4-V-1206 SOUTH SIDE AIR SCOUR VALVE 14 BUTTERFLY (L) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 INSTALL NEW

8 4-V-106 1 AIR SCOUR VALVE 14 BUTTERFLY (L) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 REPLACE EXISTING 9 4-V-306 3 AIR SCOUR VALVE 14 BUTTERFLY (L) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 REPLACE EXISTING

10 4-V-506 5 AIR SCOUR VALVE 14 BUTTERFLY (L) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 REPLACE EXISTING 11 4-V-706 7 AIR SCOUR VALVE 14 BUTTERFLY (L) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 REPLACE EXISTING 12 4-V-906 9 AIR SCOUR VALVE 14 BUTTERFLY (L) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 REPLACE EXISTING 13 4-V-102 1 FILTER EFFLUENT THROTTLING VALVE 24 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR M 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 14 4-V-302 3 FILTER EFFLUENT THROTTLING VALVE 24 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR M 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 15 4-V-502 5 FILTER EFFLUENT THROTTLING VALVE 24 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR M 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 16 4-V-702 7 FILTER EFFLUENT THROTTLING VALVE 24 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR M 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 17 4-V-902 9 FILTER EFFLUENT THROTTLING VALVE 24 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR M 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 18 4-V-107 1 FILTER TO WASTE VALVE 12 N/A ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 REPLACE EXISTING ACTUATOR ONLY 19 4-V-307 3 FILTER TO WASTE VALVE 12 N/A ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 REPLACE EXISTING ACTUATOR ONLY 20 4-V-507 5 FILTER TO WASTE VALVE 12 N/A ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 REPLACE EXISTING ACTUATOR ONLY 21 4-V-707 7 FILTER TO WASTE VALVE 12 N/A ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 REPLACE EXISTING ACTUATOR ONLY 22 4-V-907 9 FILTER TO WASTE VALVE 12 N/A ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/2 REPLACE EXISTING ACTUATOR ONLY

23 4-V-104 1 WASTE WASHWATER VALVE 36 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 24 4-V-304 3 WASTE WASHWATER VALVE 36 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 25 4-V-504 5 WASTE WASHWATER VALVE 36 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 26 4-V-704 7 WASTE WASHWATER VALVE 36 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 27 4-V-904 9 WASTE WASHWATER VALVE 36 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 28 4-V-101 1 FILTER INLET VALVE 24 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 29 4-V-301 3 FILTER INLET VALVE 24 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 30 4-V-501 5 FILTER INLET VALVE 24 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 31 4-V-701 7 FILTER INLET VALVE 24 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING 32 4-V-901 9 FILTER INLET VALVE 24 BUTTERFLY (F, DO) ELECTRIC MOTOR O/C 1/6 REPLACE EXISTING

REMARKSNO. TAG

ASSOCIATED

FILTER VALVE SERVICE (1)

SIZE

(IN) VALVE TYPE (2)

ACTUATOR(3)

TYPE

DEVICE TO REPLACE

PHASE 1

*NOTES:

(1) The 12" Surface Washwater Valves and Actuators (4-V-X05) are to be protected in place.

(2) L = Lug Style, Zero Offset; F = Flanged Style; DO = Double Offset

(3) M=Modulating; O/C =Open/Close

SHUTDOWN NO. 1 (FULL PLANT SHUTDOWN - MARCH 2024)

SHUTDOWN NO. 2 (NORTH SHUTDOWN - APRIL 2024 THROUGH JULY 2024)

SHUTDOWN NO. 3 (INDIVIDUAL FILTER SHUTDOWN - AUGUST 2024 THROUGH NOVEMBER 2024)

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