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RFQ # 26-07-01 CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTING SERVICES (CCNA)
<br />DISCIPLINE CATEGORY #4. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
<br />24
<br />Available
<br />Service
<br />SGM’s Understanding of the
<br />Issues and Tasks
<br />Typical Services and
<br />Deliverables
<br />Street, site, park, and
<br />public-space lighting
<br />Lighting must balance public
<br />safety, visibility, energy use,
<br />maintenance, CPTED principles,
<br />glare, spill light, light pollution,
<br />camera coverage, utilities, and
<br />nearby properties.
<br />Photometric calculations, fixture
<br />and pole selection, lighting controls,
<br />pole and foundation coordination,
<br />underground routing, utility
<br />coordination, and construction
<br />documents.
<br />Sports-field lighting
<br />Sports facilities require coordinated
<br />illumination, glare control, pole and
<br />foundation design, underground
<br />electrical service, controls, support
<br />power, procurement planning, and
<br />coordination with scheduled public
<br />use.
<br />Photometrics, lighting layouts, pole
<br />and foundation coordination,
<br />electrical distribution, lighting
<br />controls, scoreboard and support
<br />power, utility coordination, and bid
<br />documents.
<br />Fire-alarm and life-safety
<br />systems
<br />Renovations and equipment
<br />replacements may affect
<br />detection, notification, emergency
<br />interfaces, smoke control,
<br />elevators, and other life-safety
<br />functions.
<br />Fire-alarm assessments, device
<br />layouts, risers, sequence-of-
<br />operation requirements, interface
<br />coordination, calculations,
<br />specifications, testing, and
<br />acceptance requirements.
<br />Communications, security,
<br />and technology systems
<br />The City may require systems
<br />compatible with its existing IT,
<br />fiber, CCTV, controlled-access,
<br />communications, and security
<br />platforms.
<br />Pathway and cabling design,
<br />power requirements, equipment-
<br />room coordination, CCTV, access
<br />control, communications, network
<br />infrastructure, audiovisual interfaces,
<br />and system integration.
<br />Coastal and severe-
<br />weather resilience
<br />Salt air, humidity, wind, flooding,
<br />and storm-related outages can
<br />reduce equipment life and affect
<br />system reliability.
<br />Corrosion-resistant materials and
<br />enclosures, equipment elevation
<br />and placement, wind-rated
<br />assemblies, protected pathways,
<br />redundancy, weatherproofing,
<br />emergency power, and
<br />maintainability review.
<br />Technical specifications
<br />and construction
<br />documents
<br />Drawings, specifications,
<br />calculations, schedules, and bid
<br />forms must provide a complete,
<br />coordinated, permit-ready, and
<br />constructible package.
<br />Design drawings, calculations,
<br />technical specifications, details,
<br />schedules, bid quantities, phasing
<br />requirements, testing criteria,
<br />commissioning requirements, and
<br />signed and sealed documents.
<br />Cost estimating and value
<br />evaluation
<br />The City requires early visibility into
<br />probable construction cost and the
<br />effect of alternatives, escalation,
<br />phasing, and operational
<br />constraints.
<br />Preliminary and milestone
<br />estimates, quantity takeoffs,
<br />estimate reconciliation, life-cycle
<br />comparisons, value options,
<br />alternates, allowances, and budget-
<br />recovery recommendations.
<br />Three-dimensional
<br />renderings and electronic
<br />deliverables
<br />The RFQ requires project renderings
<br />and electronic data compatible
<br />with the City’s three-dimensional
<br />database.
<br />Task-appropriate three-dimensional
<br />renderings, coordinated electronic
<br />files, hard-copy exhibits, CADD
<br />files, record documents, and City-
<br />compatible data formats.
<br />2. QUALIFICATIONS
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