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Online Q&A Yes Q&A Deadline 01/17/2025 5:00 PM (PST) Valley Water Response to Questions will be posted on January 24, 2025 Valley Water requires experienced, and qualified firms to provide to provide construction management services (CM Services) for Valley Water during construction of Anderson Dam Seismic Retrofit Project. The Consultant will perform CM Services to administer and enforce the construction contract documents, and manage and control the Project during construction including, but not limited to, cost, schedule, quality, safety, and regulatory compliance. A. The objectives of the project include: 1) The purpose of the ADSRP is to seismically retrofit Anderson Dam to meet Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD) dam safety requirements, thereby allowing the Valley Water to fully restore its operation of the reservoir. The ADSRP will correct deficiencies that have been identified in the existing dam and appurtenant facilities. These deficiencies include seismic deformations that could lead to dam failure, inadequate spillway capacity to pass the Probable Maximum Flood (PMF), and the potential loss of the outlet works due to fault rupture. The ADSRP will include removal and replacement of the existing dam and spillway and construction of new permanent outlet works. 2) ADSRP consists of the following primary permanent project components: a. Dam embankment. The majority of the existing Anderson Dam embankment and potentially liquefiable foundation materials will be removed and replaced. The existing dam will be excavated in three stages (Stage 1A, Stage 1B, and Stage 2A), and the replacement dam will be constructed in three stages (Stage 2B, Stage 3A, and Stage 3B). Interim dams will be in place at the end of Stage 1A (excavation), Stage 1B (excavation), Stage 2B (fill), and Stage 3A (fill) to provide protection against flooding downstream of Anderson Reservoir during winter seasons. An articulated concrete block (ACB) spillway will be constructed on each interim dam to winterize the embankment. b. Spillway. Removal and replacement of the existing spillway including extension of the new spillway through the existing unlined spillway chute to provide for safe passage of the PMF. c. High-Level and Low-Level Outlet Works. Two outlet works systems will be constructed: a Low- Level Outlet Works (LLOW) and a High-Level Outlet Works (HLOW). The LLOW will include an intake tower with three intakes. The HLOW includes a gate shaft. d. Pipeline realignments. The Anderson force main (AFM) and Main Avenue pipeline (MAP) will be realigned and connected to the LLOW. e. Modifications to permanent roadways and recreational facilities. These modifications will include modifications to Coyote Road, access modifications from Cochrane Road, repaving Cochrane Road, and restoration of recreational facilities, including the Anderson Dam boat ramp and parking area. f. Satisfy Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD) regulatory requirements. B. Valley Water's intent is to successfully complete the Project while effectively managing and limiting the Project risks, including but not limited to, the cost, schedule, quality, safety, and regulatory compliance. The Consultant is responsible for providing professional construction management services to achieve unified oversight and management of the Project that meets Valley Water's intent. The method of Contractor Selection has not been Determined at this time.