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A&P CONSULTING TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS, CORP. GOLDEN SHORES PUMP STATION REHABILITATION (CCNA) RFQ 18-11-01 9 Innovative Concepts / Rehabilitation Alternatives: As a result of the analysis of all of current deficiencies, our Team has developed 4 different proposed alternatives. These alternatives are innovative concepts that will be discussed and evaluated with the City’s personnel to select what should be the best option for the proposed improvements of the Golden Shore Pump Station. Since this is just a preliminary analysis, more deficiencies can be added and these alternatives can be modified according to the City’s needs. Here are the proposed alternatives: Alternative 1: Alternative 1 consists of refurbishing the entire building structure. This alternative will include the following improvements: • Remove the metal roof on top of the existing wet well and the electrical/generator room and replace it with a new concrete slab and new access hatches.• Install a new stand-by generator with a sub-base fuel tank outside of the existing building at northwest side of the pump station. Sub-base tank will be sized as per City requirement for the number of hours required for continuous operation.• Convert the existing electrical/generator room into an electrical room only. • Replace the existing trash rack which is in poor condition due to corrosion.• Replace existing sluice gate.• Install two (2) new louver doors in front of the wet well and the electrical room to facilitate access for maintenance and operation to the both rooms.• The front exterior ladder will remain to maintain access to the roof as well as the handrail on the roof.• Raise the top elevation of the existing well structure northeast of the pump station site with a separate outfall.• Regrade the asphalt driveway area to a higher elevation, adjusting all existing top of structures.• Coordinate with FP&L to provide a dedicated electrical service.• Remove and replace the existing electrical equipment such as Main Disconnect Switch, Transfer Switch, Motor Pump Control Panel, etc.• Provide a new Motor Pump Control Panel with local override capability. Normal pump station operation will be based on new transducer levels while float switches will be provided for back-up operation.• Provide a SCADA RTU enclosure, antenna and required devices to allow for remote monitoring and control of the pump station. RTU selection and procurement will be coordinated with the City to deliver real-time alarms via phone, text message, email, etc. Communication of the RTU with the City SCADA computer system will be wireless via cellular radio unless the City has any copper or fiber optic network available in this area. This option includes a minor demolition and maintaining the same electrical enclosures.(See rendering)