Reservoir_Price_Page.xlsx

This is a price sheet for professional engineering services submitted by a firm bidding on the City of Tucson Water's Reservoir and Storage Tank Rehabilitation Program. The City seeks one qualified consulting firm to provide comprehensive services for evaluating, designing, and supporting rehabilitation of 60 potable and reclaimed water storage facilities totaling over 335 million gallons in capacity. The facilities, valued at over $200 million, include concrete reservoirs and steel tanks, with most constructed between 1980 and the mid-1990s and some dating back 50 to 70 years. The selected consultant will provide condition assessments, structural and coatings evaluations, rehabilitation design, construction documents, cost estimating, and construction support to extend facility service life and ensure reliable water infrastructure. The contract is a continuation of preceding work agreements and supports Tucson Water's long-term strategy to maintain systematic evaluation, rehabilitation, and preservation of critical water storage assets.

The price sheet establishes hourly billing rates for 23 distinct labor categories and services, including professional staff classifications ranging from principal and project manager positions through designer, CADD, and professional scientist levels, as well as specialized diving services (dive supervisors, divers, and standby tenders), survey crews, inspection services with video documentation, mobilization costs, and coating repair services. The sheet includes columns for direct labor rates, overhead percentages, and profit percentages, with defined discipline categories that specify which job titles and professional roles qualify for each billing classification. Additional billable items include daily per diem, post-project video documentation, and coating material costs up to one gallon.