Site work for a water / sewer project in Carmel, Indiana. Completed plans call for site work for a water / sewer project.

Hamilton County RFQ Phase 3 US 31 Corridor Water & Wastewater Infrastructure PROJECT SCOPE: The selected developer will provide all financing services, development services, site work, labor and material to develop, construct, operate and transfer drinking water and wastewater infrastructure extending from the initial Phase 1 and Phase 2 projects along the U.S. 31 corridor. The Phase 3 Project may include but not be limited to drinking water transmission and distribution mains and appurtenances, wastewater collection sewers, lift station(s), force mains and appurtenances. The preliminary Project scope will be as shown and described in RFPQ Attachment 1 prepared by Wessler Engineering, Inc. (the "Engineer"). The final Project scope will be determined through the scoping period with the County, Engineer and the selected Developer, during which the selected Developer will be required to provide financing terms, site analysis, construction analysis, and operational terms as needed to create a final scope and a guaranteed maximum price for transfer of the Project to the County upon completion. The Developer's B-O-T Agreement including guaranteed maximum price shall be approved by the County. As part of the scoping process, the selected Developer may be asked to provide multiple budgets for several different scope options so the County can make an informed decision on moving forward (or not) with all or various portions of the Project. It is anticipated upon completion of the scoping period, the County will hold a public hearing and adopt a resolution or ordinance and move forward with the Project and selected Developer to complete the construction and development of the Project. If (1) the selected Developer is unable to produce satisfactory deliverables, including desirable financing terms and budget, or (2) the developer's Agreement is not approved by the County, or (3) the County determines that the Project is not necessary based on the results of the scoping period, then the County will begin a new scoping period with another Developer or cancel this RFPQ process. In either event, the resulting scoping period deliverables will be solely owned by the County, the County may use the information from the scoping period deliverables for its future use and benefit, and the County will not reimburse the Developer for work completed during the scoping period.