Legislation Details

File #: AGR1027-24a    Version: 1
Type: General Services Agreement Status: Consent
File created: 2/22/2024 In control: Board of Public Utilities
On agenda: 3/20/2024 Final action:
Title: Approval of Services Agreement No. AGR 24-47 with Molzen Corbin & Associates Inc. for the Purpose of Engineering Services for the Bayo Non-Potable Booster Station Rehabilitation Project
Presenters: James Alarid
Attachments: 1. A - AGR24-47 Molzen Corbin & Assoc.
Related files: AGR1027-24
Title

Approval of Services Agreement No. AGR 24-47 with Molzen Corbin & Associates Inc. for the Purpose of Engineering Services for the Bayo Non-Potable Booster Station Rehabilitation Project

Recommended Action

I move that the Board of Public Utilities approve Services Agreement No. AGR24-47 with Molzen Corbin & Associates Inc. in the amount of $313,930.00, plus applicable gross receipts tax, for the purpose of Engineering Services for the Bayo Non-Potable Booster Station Rehabilitation Project and forward to Council for approval.

Utilities Manager's Recommendation

The Utilities Manager recommends that the Board approve the motion as presented.

Body

The existing Bayo Booster Station, located adjacent to the composting facility, pumps treated effluent from the Los Alamos Wastewater Treatment Plant to a tank at the Los Alamos Middle School for irrigating the golf course and North Mesa ball fields.  The booster station has been in service for 32 years.  These engineering services will design and specify various mechanical and electrical upgrades which include a new disinfection system, motor control center, electric gear, valves, air relief /vacuum valves, instrumentation & controls and miscellaneous antiquated features in need of replacement.  The DPU is negotiating with DOE/NNSA to sell effluent water to the Laboratory for cooling super computers.  When this happens the Bayo Booster Station will increase its operation from seven months per year to 12 months per year.  The Bayo Booster Station is the single means to pump effluent into Los Alamos and this rehabilitation effort will prepare the facility for many years of reliable operation.       

Alternatives

If the agreement is not approved staff will continue to pursue the project to avoid disruption of non-potable water service to Los Alamos. 

Fiscal and Staff Impact

The project will be funded by available budget associated with the water portion of the FY-24 Rose Street Project. ...

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