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1 Army Base Treatment Plant Norfolk Berthed at Nauticus, the Battleship Wisconsin is one of the largest and last battleships ever built by the U.S. Navy.
2 3Q Army Base AB AB Q Legend Army Base Treatment Plant CIP Interceptor Point _ CIP PumpStation Point CIP Interceptor Line ^_ CIP Abandonment Treatment Plant Service Area HRSD Interceptor Force Main HRSD Interceptor Gravity Main 3Q HRSD Treatment Plant 3 PRS HRSD Pressure Reducing Station 3PS HRSD Pump Station Feet 0 1,850 3,700 7,400 11,100 14,800 AB Service Area CIP Projects Treatment Plant Projects Ü CIP Location Service Area
3 SG-001 SF-235 SG-196 ADMIRAL TAUSSIG BLVD ADMIRAL TAUSSIG BLVD E BAYVIEW BLVD SF-007 SF-002 SF-005 AB TERMINAL BLVD AB SF-004 I A SF-008 SF-006 W LITTLE CREEK RD 276C HAMPTON BLVD GRANBY ST THOLE ST I-64 VP VP SG-044 SF-046 VP SF-045 VP VP AB Legend ^_ CIP Interceptor Point _ CIP Pump Station Point CIP Interceptor Line Project Interceptor Line!]^ Project Interceptor Point!]^ Project Pump Station Point Project Area CIP Abandonment CIP Project Area HRSD Interceptor Force Main HRSD Interceptor Gravity Main 3Q HRSD Treatment Plant 3 PRS HRSD Pressure Reducing Station 3PS HRSD Pump Station Feet 0 1,000 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 AB Army Base 24-Inch and 20-Inch Transmission Main Replacements / CIP Location Norfolk
4 Army Base 24-Inch and 20-Inch Transmission Main Replacements PR_AB System: Type: Army Base Pipelines Driver Category: Project Status: Regulatory: I&I Abatement-Rehabilitation Plan Design Delay Rehab Plan Phase Two PROGRAM CASH FLOW PROJECTION ($,000) Prog Cost Exp to Previous Year FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 $23,173 $834 $0 $0 $0 $1,607 $4,832 $13,629 $2,271 $0 $0 $0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION This project is to study, design and construct a replacement interceptor for Line SF-04, approximately 9,460 ft of 24-inch cast iron pipe and 5,585 ft of 20-inch cast iron pipe and Line SF-05, approximately 12,559 ft of 20-inch reinforced concrete pipe. This project will also replace the main line valves, branch valves, valve complexes at Valve Guides AB-2001 and AB-2005 and replace yard valves and wall sleeves at the Terminal Boulevard Pressure Reducing Station. A single line is planned to replace these twin lines along the current alignment. HART analysis has determined the replacement pipe size to be 30-inch. This project also includes abandoning a portion of line SG-003, a section of gravity pipe from MH-SG to MH-SG at the intersection of Baker Street and Hampton Boulevard that is not in service and is deteriorating. The City of Norfolk Department of Utilities has requested that HRSD's design and construction package include 2,300 linear feet (LF) of 24-inch diameter waterline replacement along Hampton Boulevard between Terminal Boulevard and Baker. The construction value of this work is estimated at $1,900,000 and will be reimbursed by the City to HRSD in accordance with a pending agreement. PROJECT JUSTIFICATION This project will address SF-04 that was designed and built in 1956 according to the plans inherited from the City of Norfolk. The same plans show an existing 20-inch concrete line, now HRSD line number SF-05. Since SF-05 was turned over to HRSD in 1956, it is at least 50 years old. Both lines have multiple repairs installed by HRSD and repair history prior to HRSD ownership is unknown. Multiple branch valves along this alignment are 1948 or 1956 valves that are difficult to repair or get replacement parts. The valve guide AB has several inoperable valves and an abandoned dead-end section of pipe that has a high risk of failure. These lines are the main interceptors conveying wastewater from the City of Norfolk to the Army Base Treatment Plant. This project also includes abandoning the gravity line SF-002. Flow is currently bypassing this section of pipe and the pipe is in poor condition from tuberculation and infiltration. FUNDING TYPE CONTACTS Funding Type: Revenue Bond Contacts-Requesting Dept: Operations-Interceptors Contacts-Dept Contacts: Katherine Linares Contacts-Managing Dept: Engineering PROPOSED SCHEDULE START DATE PrePlanning 11/01/2012 PER 06/02/2013 Design Delay 12/01/2013 Design 07/01/2020 Bid Delay 09/01/2021 PreConstruction 09/01/2021 Construction 03/01/2022 Closeout 09/01/2023 COST ESTIMATE PrePlanning $0 PER $158,936 Design $2,542,000 PreConstruction $21,218 Construction $20,451,100 Closeout $0 Est. Program Cost $23,173,254 Contingency Budget $4,076,220 Est. Project Costs $27,249,474
5 SF-235 SG-001 RAILROAD AVE SG-952 SG-003 SG-002 SF-002 SG-003 AB LAGOON RD BAKER ST W MAIN ST 13TH ST AB TH ST 8TH ST BULKHEAD ST 7TH ST 9TH ST 7TH ST 6TH ST 5TH ST Legend ^_ CIP Interceptor Point _ CIP Pump Station Point CIP Interceptor Line Project Interceptor Line!]^ Project Interceptor Point!]^ Project Pump Station Point Project Area CIP Abandonment CIP Project Area HRSD Interceptor Force Main HRSD Interceptor Gravity Main 3Q HRSD Treatment Plant 3 PRS HRSD Pressure Reducing Station 3PS HRSD Pump Station Feet ,240 Army Base Treatment Plant Improvements - Phase III / CIP Location Norfolk
6 Army Base Treatment Plant Improvements - Phase III PR_ System: Type: Army Base Wastewater Treatment Driver Category: Project Status: Regulatory: Nutrient Reduction Closeout Nutrient Reduction PROGRAM CASH FLOW PROJECTION ($,000) Prog Cost Exp to Previous Year FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 $118,875 $117,027 $1,848 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION This project will provide for biological nutrient removal (BNR) to meet recently adopted regulatory requirements. The treatment process will be designed to meet an annual average of 5.0 mg/l total nitrogen concentration and a 1.0 mg/l total phosphorus concentration in the effluent discharge. Improvements to existing facilities will also be needed to address the BNR process upgrades including the installation of a distributed control system, grit removal improvements and generator/switchgear upgrades. A number of other site improvements will also be needed on this relatively small and fully utilized site. The improvement project will also include a number of existing CIP projects already scheduled to move ahead. These projects include: Aeration Tank Influent Pipe Replacement, Primary Clarifier Influent Pipe Replacement, Foreign Biosolids Facility Improvements. PROJECT JUSTIFICATION The Virginia State Water Control Board adopted new Water Quality Regulations on November 1, The regulations established mass loading limits by river basin. As part of HRSD's negotiations with VDEQ on the implementation of these limits, it was agreed that at least one plant in the James River Basin would be upgraded to BNR. An HRSD team has determined that the Army Base Treatment Plant should be upgraded to meet part of this mass-loading requirement. FUNDING TYPE CONTACTS Funding Type: Revenue Bond Contacts-Requesting Dept: Operations-Treatment Contacts-Dept Contacts: Katherine Linares Contacts-Managing Dept: Engineering PROPOSED SCHEDULE START DATE PrePlanning 09/01/2006 PER 01/02/2007 Design Delay 07/01/2007 Design 07/04/2007 Bid Delay 12/01/2009 PreConstruction 12/05/2009 Construction 07/01/2010 Closeout 07/01/2016 COST ESTIMATE PrePlanning $0 PER $1,088,348 Design $7,929,794 PreConstruction $0 Construction $106,209,792 Closeout $3,646,901 Est. Program Cost $118,874,835 Contingency Budget $3,646,901 Est. Project Costs $122,521,736
7 MAURY ARCH SHIRLAND AVE TERMINAL BLVD FECHTELER RD TERMINAL BLVD S MAIN ST CLONCURRY RD TERMINAL BLVD MILSON AVE AB SF-006 SWINK ST HAMPTON BLVD AB SF-004 SF-005 HARRISON RD W LITTLE CREEK RD N SHIRLAND AVE MEADS RD LAMBERT PL DANIEL AVE TROUVILLE AVE SHIRLAND AVE ARGYLE AVE GLENEAGLES RD MUIRFIELD RD RUNNYMEDE RD CORTLANDT PL SPS-117 N SHORE RD HAMPTON BLVD AB Legend ^_ CIP Interceptor Point _ CIP Pump Station Point CIP Interceptor Line Project Interceptor Line!]^ Project Interceptor Point!]^ Project Pump Station Point Project Area CIP Abandonment CIP Project Area HRSD Interceptor Force Main HRSD Interceptor Gravity Main 3Q HRSD Treatment Plant 3 PRS HRSD Pressure Reducing Station 3PS HRSD Pump Station Feet ,080 AB Section W Force Main Replacement / CIP Location Norfolk
8 Section W Force Main Replacement PR_AB System: Type: Army Base Pipelines Driver Category: Project Status: Regulatory: Aging Infrastructure/Rehabilitation Design Delay None PROGRAM CASH FLOW PROJECTION ($,000) Prog Cost Exp to Previous Year FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 $2,185 $95 $0 $0 $0 $178 $450 $1,253 $209 $0 $0 $0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION This project is to study, design and construct a replacement interceptor for Line SF-06, approximately 2,642 linear feet (LF) of 10-inch cast iron force main that is the discharge line from HRSD Pump Station #117 (North Shore Road). This project will include replacement main line valves, branch valves, associated appurtenances and replace the existing force main through the walls into the pump station. HART analysis has determined that this force main will be downsized from 10-inch to 8-inch. PROJECT JUSTIFICATION This project will replace the 61 year old cast iron force main that was installed in There have been two documented repairs in 1964 and in Operations staff believes that there are additional undocumented repairs on the line as well. The pipeline is of a material and age for which HRSD has seen recent repeated failures in other parts of the interceptor system due to wastewater chemistry and soil corrosion. FUNDING TYPE CONTACTS Funding Type: Revenue Bond Contacts-Requesting Dept: Operations-Interceptors Contacts-Dept Contacts: Katherine Linares Contacts-Managing Dept: Engineering PROPOSED SCHEDULE START DATE PrePlanning 11/01/2012 PER 06/02/2013 Design Delay 12/01/2013 Design 07/01/2020 Bid Delay 09/01/2021 PreConstruction 09/01/2021 Construction 03/01/2022 Closeout 09/01/2023 COST ESTIMATE PrePlanning $0 PER $19,644 Design $282,000 PreConstruction $2,358 Construction $1,881,000 Closeout $0 Est. Program Cost $2,185,002 Contingency Budget $376,200 Est. Project Costs $2,561,202
9 SG-002 SG-952 SG-003 SF-002 SG-003 SF-952 AB TH ST 7TH ST AB Project Interceptor Line!]^ Project Interceptor Point!]^ Project Pump Station Point Project Area Legend ^_ CIP Interceptor Point _ CIP Pump Station Point CIP Interceptor Line CIP Abandonment CIP Project Area HRSD Interceptor Force Main HRSD Interceptor Gravity Main 3Q HRSD Treatment Plant 3 PRS HRSD Pressure Reducing Station 3PS HRSD Pump Station Feet AB Army Base Treatment Plant Biosolids Loading Facility / CIP Location
10 Army Base Treatment Plant Biosolids Loading Facility PR_AB System: Type: Army Base Biosolids Driver Category: Project Status: Regulatory: Performance Upgrades Proposed None PROGRAM CASH FLOW PROJECTION ($,000) Prog Cost Exp to Previous Year FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 $1,550 $0 $300 $1,250 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION The Army Base Solids Loading Facility will provide for the conveyance, storage, and loading of plant solids for offsite distribution by tractor trailer to the Virginia Initiative Plant (VIP). The project will include: structural assessment for storage bin, conveyance of solids from the centrifuges to a two-day storage bin, loading solids from the bin to the tractor trailer, all utilities including electrical and controls, VIP hopper access, and capacity improvements. Construction Management At Risk (CMAR) will be the project delivery method. PROJECT JUSTIFICATION The existing incinerator operation is scheduled to be shutdown. Solids are to be transferred by tractor trailer to VIP for incineration. FUNDING TYPE CONTACTS Funding Type: Revenue Bond Contacts-Requesting Dept: Operations-Treatment Contacts-Dept Contacts: Brian McNamara Contacts-Managing Dept: Operations-Treatment PROPOSED SCHEDULE START DATE PrePlanning 03/01/2017 PER 05/01/2017 Design Delay 06/01/2017 Design 09/01/2017 Bid Delay 12/01/2017 PreConstruction 06/01/2018 Construction 07/01/2018 Closeout 01/01/2019 COST ESTIMATE PrePlanning $0 PER $0 Design $300,000 PreConstruction $0 Construction $1,250,000 Closeout $0 Est. Program Cost $1,550,000 Contingency Budget $200,000 Est. Project Costs $1,750,000
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