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The purpose of this contract is to provide architectural, engineering, and related services on a work order basis for King County ("County"). The exact disciplines required and the amount of work for each discipline have not been determined. The Consultant should be capable of adding disciplines expeditiously as necessary to meet the needs of specific work orders. There is no guarantee that all services in this Scope of Work will be used. The purpose of this contract is to provide architectural, engineering, and related services on a work order basis for King County ("County"). The exact disciplines required and the amount of work for each discipline have not been determined. The Consultant should be capable of adding disciplines expeditiously as necessary to meet the needs of specific work orders. There is no guarantee that all services in this Scope of Work will be used. RESOURCES TO BE PROVIDED BY KING COUNTY The County will provide the following resources: 1. King County Procurement Technical Specifications Quality Control Checklist 2. Section 00 72 00 General Terms and Conditions (WO) SCOPE OF WORK The Consultant may provide architectural and engineering services, which may include but are not limited to design and permitting necessary for the major improvement, repair, and maintenance of Solid Waste Division (SWD) closed landfills. CONSULTANT DELIVERABLE STANDARDS 1. For all deliverables, the Consultant shall provide the following unless otherwise specified in a particular task: A. Draft and final of any plan, report, and technical memorandum at 30%, 60%, 90% and 100%. B. Electronic copies of all deliverables (reports, specifications, technical memos, calculations, etc.) shall be in native file format and Portable Document Format (PDF). 1) PDFs shall be prepared in 600 dpi resolution. C. One bound printed copy (for reports, technical memoranda, and design documents). D. Hard copies of plans shall be 11 x 17. E. Hard copies of specifications, reports, technical memoranda, etc. shall be 8.5 x 11. 1) Exception of limited pages that necessitate 11 x 17. F. Draft agenda two business days before scheduled meetings or workshops. G. Draft meeting/workshop notes within two business days following the event. H. All survey datum shall use North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD 88) and North American Datum of 1983/1991 (NAD 83/91), Washington State Plane Coordinate System, North Zone. 2. Plans/Drawings/Specifications shall meet the following standards: A. Electronic plan/drawing files: 1) Be provided in AutoCAD digital format as well as PDF files. 2) Computer-aided-design (CAD) files shall be prepared with AutoCAD Civil 3D, Architectural 3D, MEP, Revit 2022, or AutoCAD 2021. Note: It is NOT acceptable to prepare CAD files with other software such as MicroStation and then export to AutoCAD format. 3) CAD files shall be prepared for full-size printing in ANSI D (22 x 34) format. All PDFs, except the 100% final submittals shall be prepared in ANSI B (11 x 17). Final 100% PDFs shall be prepared in ANSI D format. 4) Shall include a graphic bar scale. 5) Be provided on King County SharePoint site, or other cloud-based site, portable storage device, or other electronic media as approved by the Project Representative (PR). 6) Not exceed 100MB file size (PDFs of AutoCAD drawing files). 7) Be unprotected with properly embedded fonts. 8) Have the capability to be printed 11 x 17 (ANSI B) or 22 x 34 (ANSI D) size. 9) For all plans other than final plans and drawing files which are addressed elsewhere, include the label "Preliminary" or include the appropriate Professional Engineer/Architect/Professional Land Surveyor stamp, signature, or certification on each sheet. 10) Verify no signatures left "needing verification" in PDFs. B. Electronic Specification files: 1) Be provided electronically in Microsoft Word (with Track Changes) and PDF (without Track Changes). 2) Microsoft Word documents shall be provided as one file and shall be modified and updated using Track Changes. 3) Be provided on King County SharePoint site, or other cloud-based site, portable storage device, or other electronic media as approved by the Project Representative (PR). 4) Not exceed 100MB file size. 5) Word files shall be compiled into one document. 6) Arial 11 font shall be used in the body of all specifications. 7) Be unprotected with properly embedded fonts. 8) Have the capability to be printed 8.5 x 11. 9) PDFs shall be bookmarked with only section number and section name. 10) Do not include "This page left intentionally blank" or blank pages for pagination purposes. 11) Do not stagger margins for printing purposes. 12) CSI formatted specifications (non APWA/WSDOT) shall be numbered in the same format as follows: a) 01 10 00 Summary of Work. New CSI Divisions 1 - 49 b) Numbers and titles for any new and project specific specification not covered by the standard shall be approved by the County. 13) CSI formatted specifications shall not contain reference to APWA/WSDOT or other similar specifications. a) Footers shall comply with the following requirements: 1. Page numbering shall be consistent in all specifications in new CSI Divisions (i.e., 01 11 00 - X or 01 11 00 [next line] page X of X) 2. Do not include the consultant contract or project name or number. 14) Section numbers are consistent in header, footer, table of contents, and throughout the specifications. 15) Section numbers referenced within the various specifications are included. 16) No single products/manufacturers listed, must include the words "or approved equal". 17) "Related Sections" and "Related Documents" shall be removed from each section. 18) No language conflicts, inconsistencies, or duplications of Project Information, Project Location, Phases and Milestones, Contract Time, Liquidated Damages, etc., with Summary of Work, Work Sequence, and Work Restriction sections. 3. Final documents (specifications, reports, studies, etc.) shall include the appropriate Professional Engineer/Architect/Professional Land Surveyor stamp, signature or certification for all relevant sections and reports (geotechnical, hazardous waste survey, etc.) A. Either a single page or multiple pages identifying the Professional Engineer/Architect/Professional Land Surveyor and the sections for which they were responsible. B. Provide two bound printed reports including feasibility studies, technical memoranda, design documents, study reports, and technical specifications. 4. The County will review the draft submittals and transmit review comments via email to the Consultant using Solid Waste Division's standard comment tracking form and/or Bluebeam 2019 or newer. The Consultant shall provide a written response to the County for each comment within a mutually agreed timeframe for receipt of the comments; timeframe to be determined during negotiations. Each comment response shall describe how the comment will be incorporated into the final document. Each comment response will be reviewed with the County's PR to reach consensus on resolution. 5. The Consultant shall comply with the County's standards, guidelines, and requirements including but not limited to the following: A. King County GIS Standards B. King County Green Building Ordinance C. King County Procurement Technical Specifications Quality Control Checklist D. King County 2020 Strategic Climate Action Plan E. City of Seattle Energy Code F. King County Compost Procurement and Use Plan Last Date for Questions 12/5/24 05:00:00 PM