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Events and Programs

CommitteePlans and

executes Colorado chapter events,

including networking, social, sports

tournaments, and guest speaker

programs. Helps secure event

sponsors.

Government & Industry

Relations Committee

Develops NUCA of Colorado’s

policy positions and coordinates

action on governmental

matters affecting the industry.

Membership Committee

Oversees the chapter’s

membership recruitment and renewal efforts.

Helps identify and recruit new

chapter members—contractors,

associates and institutional.

Safety, Compliance, &

Training Committee

Promotes utility construction

safety in Colorado, as well as environmental

and regulatory compliance.

http://www.nucacolorado.com/committee-events

http://www.nucacolorado.com/committee-relations

http://www.nucacolorado.com/committee-membership

http://www.nucacolorado.com/committee-safety

2017 Upcoming Events

April 13th, 2017

Safety Breakfast Moment - Distracted Driving

8:00am – 9:00am

May 4th, 2017

Safety Breakfast Moment - Fall Protection

8:00am – 9:00am

May 24th, 2017

Networking & Happy Hour

5:00pm – 6:30pm

METRO WASTEWATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM2017

ABOUT US

• Wastewater treatment authority for most of metropolitan Denver

• Special District formed in 1961• Service area Denver plus parts of other surrounding

counties• 2 treatment facilities, RWHTF and NTP (Brighton)• RWHTF began operating 1966, NTP online in October

2016• Treat 130 mgd, 230 miles of interceptors and force

mains.• 1.8M customers, 715 square miles.

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM

• Facility Plan every 5 years

• C.E.S. 10-year look ahead

• Current C.E.S. $1.2B

• Projects include 20% Metro contingency, 30% Construction contingency, 25% Engineering fees and 2% escalation

PAR 1239 – TRANSMISSION SYSTEM PERMANENT FLOW MONITORING

• Retrofit 20 existing manholes with in-channel flow measurement devices. Install power to all sites and solar backup to some sites.

• Bid date – July 2017

• Contract length – 8 months

• Construction cost - $1.6M.

• Design consultant – Black & Veatch

• DPM – Amy Atwater

PAR 1290 – DELGANY INT. DIVERSION STRUCTURES IMPROVEMENTS

• Construct 2 new flow diversion structures. 60 LF of 78” pipe. Limited bypass pumping of 30 mgd. Modify/rehab 2 existing diversion structures. Manage contaminated soil and groundwater.

• Bid date – August 2017


• Construction cost - $2.2M

• Design consultant – HDR

• DPM – Mark Hofmeister

PAR 1305 – INTERCEPTOR REHABILITATION 2017

• Rehabilitate approx. 20,000’ of 24” to 48” pipe by CIPP. 1 small point repair, and extensive rehabilitation of 1 large diversion structure.

• Bid date – August 2017


• Construction cost - $8M

• Designer – Metro Wastewater

• DPM – Jon Wicke

PAR 1212 – PWC SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS

• Replace approx. 7,500’ of 8” to 24” piping on the pwc distribution system. Replace 4 sodium bisulfate pumps and install 1 additional. Install 4 new sodium hypochlorite pumps for reuse water. Other various mechanical upgrades.

• Bid date – late April 2017• Contract length – 18 months• Construction cost - $8.9M• Design consultant – HDR• DPM – Amy Atwater

PAR 1244 – SOLIDS PROCESSING BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS

• Construct a new Biosolids Dewatering and Storage Bldg. 8 new dewatering centrifuges, 53k cubic yards of biosolids storage, and a 2-bay 4-station truck load out area. Demo existing cake tower and some utility relocations.

• Prequal ad in April 2017, bidding in July 2017• Contract length – 36 months • Construction contract - $57M• Design consultant – Brown & Caldwell• DPM – Dan Stilwell

PAR 1282 – SECONDARY ACCESS BRIDGE REHABILITATION

• Rehabilitation and surface deck replacement to the bridge over the Burlington Ditch.

• Bid date – July 2017


• Construction contract $0.4M

• Design consultant – Alfred Benesch & Company

• DPM – Michael Grengs

PAR 1235 – SUPPORT FACILITIES UPGRADE

• Construct a new Operations Service Bldg., vehicle shop building w/attached office space and additions to the Warehouse and Mechanical Shop Building. OSB – 19k sq ft., vehicle shop – 28k sq ft., and additions 10k sq ft. Some new and relocated utility work.

• Bid date – September 2017


• Construction cost - $25M

• Design consultant – Stantec

• DPM – Jessica Maloney


Save the DateNUCA Annual Golf Tournament

Friday July 14th 2017

Riverdale Golf Course

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Current Projects

▪ Current Projects on the

Front Range– 1144 15th Street (high-rise) (Denver, CO)

– 5050 (mid-rise) (Denver, CO)

– Datacenter (Cheyenne, WY)

– Greeley Municipal Complex (Greeley, CO)

– Greeley Hotel

– Fort Collins Hotel

▪ Projects in Preconstruction– LC Fullenwider Infrastructure Projects (Denver

and Adams County, CO)

– Aerospace Project (Front Range)

– Aerospace Project (Front Range)

– Baggage Project for DEN

– Eagle Airport (Gypsum, CO)


Target Projects

▪ Target Projects– Denver Health Main Campus (Denver, CO)

– FE Warren Weapons Storage Facility (Cheyenne, WY)

– National Western Stock Show (Denver, CO)

– Aerospace Manufacturing and Support Projects

– Hospitality Projects

– Warehouses and Logistics Support Facilities

– Health Care Work


Contact Information

Matthew Rasmussen

Senior Estimator

c. 970.346.7342

e. [email protected]


Contact Information

Utility Champion

Jerrid Latham

Lead Estimator

o. 970.346.7358

e. [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

Monthly Safety Roundtables

Monthly Safety Breakfast Moments

Upcoming RTD Projects

April 12, 2017

Ali Imansepahi P.E.

RTD FasTracks Team

Project Manager

Systems Engineering & BRT

Ali.Imansepahi @RTD-Denver.com

(303) 299-6448

RTD Capital Projects

Wagon Rd park’n’Ride

▪ Bids received and soon to be awarded

✓Plaza & Pavilion Rehab

✓Concrete Removal & Replacement

✓Lighting

✓Security cameras & Emergency Telephones

✓Landscaping


Thornton park’n’Ride

▪ Early Summer 2017

▪ Funded through FASTER grants

✓PnR expansion on the east side only

✓+/- 200 additional parking spaces (asphalt)

✓Lighting


✓Landscaping

✓Grading and storm sewer


US-287/Niwot park’n’Ride

▪ Late Summer 2017


✓PnR parking expansion from 50 to 70 spaces

✓Concrete pavement rehab

✓Lighting


✓Landscaping

✓Minor grading and storm sewer


US-36 & Sheridan – Westminster park’n’Ride

▪ Late Summer/Early Fall 2017


✓Reconfiguration of bus transfer area

✓Concrete pavement rehab

✓Lighting


✓Landscaping

✓Minor grading and storm sewer


US-36 – Westminster & Broomfield park’n’Rides

▪ Late Fall 2017

▪ Funded through local dollars

✓Addition of two elevators



Districtwide Pavement Repair

▪ Late Spring/Early Summer 2017


✓Asphalt and concrete overlay repair

✓Multiple sites


Lafayette park’n’Ride



✓Bus transfer area configuration

✓ concrete pavement addition

✓Security cameras and emergency telephones

✓Lighting

✓Landescaping

✓Minimum grading & storm sewer


15L (East Colfax) BRT & Route Improvements


▪ Funded through Federal Grants

✓New shelters and enhance existing ones

✓Bus bulbs

✓Concrete bus pads

✓Queue bypass lanes

✓Security cameras in shelters

✓Lighting in shelters

✓Transit Signal Priority

✓Trash cans & Benches


Save the DateNUCA Annual Clay Shoot

Held at Colorado Clays

Friday September 22nd 2017

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D E N V E R C O L O R A D O

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National Western Stock Show

formed in 1906

Site History &Value To Colorado

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Site History &Value To Colorado

The “Super Bowl” of Livestock Shows

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expanded equestrian and livestock programs

Amenities & Programs

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collaborative education programs

Amenities & Programs

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2017 NWCO Work PlanHighlights

• Continued acquisition of land to fulfill campus vision

• Shortline railroad path forward, including rail preferred consolidation plan (begin design)

• Start demo to clear the path• Development (detailing) of program scope,

schedule and budget• Development of program controls process• Brighton Blvd 100% design, 44th – Race Court;

construction to commence post 2018 Stock Show for section 47th – Race Court (align w. RTD)

• Campus Placemaking Study Selection & Launch• Coordination with CSU & Denver Water on the

Water Center planning • NDCC project coordination with Washington Street

and Heron Pond/Heller Open space planning

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A Shared Partner Vision:The National Western Center will be the global destination for agricultural heritage and innovation.

RJ Sangosti | The Denver PostColorado State UniversityColorado State University

Flying B Bar Ranch

http://www.denverpost.com/previous2/home/ci_11425395

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NWC Transit Station

Brighton Blvd.

South Platte Riverfront

New Nat’l Western Drive

Stock Yards and Stock Yards Events Center

Mixed Use TOD w/parking

New bridges at 49th and 51st Streets

Livestock Center

Event Center

CSU Equine Sports Medicine Clinic

CSU Water Resource Ctr.

NWSS Maintenance Fac.

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Later Phases

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Stadium Arena Market

Colorado Commons

CSU Center

Trade Show / Exhibition Hall

New Arena

Coliseum Site Redevelopment

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NWC Master Plan

80% of planned amenities are

included in phases I & II

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Future Phases through Public/PrivatePartnerships

Possibilities Include:✓District Scale Energy, Waste

and Water System✓ 10,000 Arena✓ Expo Hall✓ 1909 Stadium Arena

Market

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Preliminary Development“Go Slow to Go Fast”

2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

Land Acquisition & Demo*

Rail Consolidation *

Environmental

Planning, Studies & Design

Horizontal Development

Vertical Development

* Design and construction timelines will depend completely on the trajectory and schedule of the Land Acquisition and Rail Consolidation programs.

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Goal: Drive job growth, economic opportunity and diversity in Colorado’s Ag industry clusters.

• The concept expands the reach to include DEN beyond the NWC Founding Partners

• CSU Report: Ag Innovation Clusters Value Chain (2014)

• NextGen Ag Study 1 (2016)

• NextGen Ag Study 2 (2017)

• Initial efforts are driving new forms of collaboration by Denver, the State, CSU and other stakeholders

“Agribusiness Innovation Triangle”™

NextGEN AgribusinessGrowing Colorado Agriculture

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A Campus of PossibilitiesDenver, Colorado

To Learn More Visit:www.nationalwesterncenter.com


Save the Date

NUCA Equipment Rodeo

Held at Wagner

Friday October 6th 2017

City of Lafayette

Reuse Line

Upcoming significant projects

• Reuse Line

– 2019

• Orange Zone Line

– Phase I - Ongoing

– Phase II - June – August of this year

– Phase III Early 2018

• Red Zone Tank

- 2017 / 2018 will also have PS / Pipeline

Reuse Line Alignment

7 mile pipe project

• 6 major street crossing (section lines)– 3 bore / 3 open cut

• 3 major ditch crossings– Davidson Highline; Leyner Cottonwood; South

Boulder Canon

• 1 creek crossing– Bullhead Gulch

• Boulder County 1041

• 4 Open Space Farms

Orange Zone Line

Phase I

• Get out of tank during low flow

• Get through golf course

• As much as we can as easements come in

Phase II

• Under Railroad Track

• Down center of Baseline Road

• Cross 95th Street (Hwy 42)

• All open cut left

Phase III

• Down Arapahoe From 95th Street to US 287

• Bore under Bullhead Gulch

• Bore Under South Boulder Canon

• Bore Under Arapahoe

• Connect in just north of Wal Mart

Red Zone Tank

• Plans being prepared by Merrick and Company

• Tank at top of hill

• Because it’s 60 feet lower than the other tank it has a booster pump station,

• New pipeline to connect back to system

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NISP

Northern Integrated Supply Project

NORTHERN WATER

PROJECTS

NUCA

April 12, 2017

SWSP II

Carter Lake to Boulder

Reservoir (Dewberry Eng.)

20 miles of 36-inch steel

pipe to 250 psi

Primarily open country

$40M Cost

Pre-Qualification –

November, 2017

Project Bid – January, 2018

Project Completion – Fall,

2019.

Chimney Hollow Reservoir Project

Project Specifics

West of Berthoud, Colorado (Stantech as Engineer)

350 Foot Tall Asphaltic Core Rockfill Dam

Approximately 14 Million Cubic Yards of Rock

$400,000,000 Cost

Prequalification Starting in Summer 2018

Bidding Late 2018

Three Year Construction (Approximate)

Asphaltic Core Rockfill Dam

Northern Integrated Supply Project

NISP By the Numbers

40,000 AF of New In-

Basin Yield

215,000 AF of Storage

170,000 Acre-ft Glade-

Off Channel

45,000 Acre-ft Galeton

80 Miles of Pipeline

5 Pump Stations

$860M Cost

Glade Reservoir

280 Feet Tall Zoned-

Earth Fill Dam

Material All On-Site

Approximately 22

million Cubic Yards

Separate Inlet and

Outlet Works

35,000 HP Pump Station

HW 287 Relocation – 7

miles 2-lane with 200 ft.

Rock Cut

Where We’re Going

FEIS in 2017 (Corps of Engineers)

ROD 2018?

Glade Preliminary Design and Geotech Underway

(B&V/AECOM)

HW287 Preliminary Design Underway (Muller

Engineering)

Glade Construction 2020

Glade on-line 2025

SPWCP on-line 2026

Questions?

NISP and SWSP II

Carl Brouwer

Email – [email protected]

Phone: 970-622-2298

Chimney Hollow Reservoir

Jeff Drager

Email [email protected]

Phone: 970-622-2333



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WATER PROJECTS

Wemlinger Water Treatment Plant – Finished Water Reservoir & CT Improvements

The project will address chlorine contact time issues as well as the structural repairs required to maintain the finished water reservoir. The structure is failing with visible rebar in some walls. Cleaning activities are stripping concrete and the interior piping has rust pockets. These repairs keep the facility operational and could address meeting the regulations for chlorine contact time based on new baffling factors proposed by CDPHE

in 2014. Fall 2017 $3-5 Million

Quincy Reservoir Intertie and Aeration System Improvements

Rehabilitation of existing and construction of new vault structures that make up the Quincy Intertie. Installation of a new linear diffuser in the Quincy Reservoir. Winter 2017 $1,500,000 - $2,000,000

Spinney Reservoir Dam V Ditch

The concrete V ditch which extends 200-300 LF along the north downstream groin of the dam is in need of repair. There is also a seep area that is holding water adjacent to the ditch which needs to be collected in a drain pipe with capability of monitoring flows. This project is a requirement of the SEO. Summer 2017 $50,000 -$100,000

Strontia Reservoir PRV station polyjet rehabilitation and improvements

This project comes from a condition assessment that was completed in 2016 of the entire Strontia Reservoir water system. The two 42” polyjet valves need to be rehabilitated/ and or replaced due to deterioration. Additionally this project will package in general site improvements including road widening and possibly slope stabilization, as well as electrical improvements to the PRV station. This project may be broken up into several packages. Summer 2017 $750k – $1Mil

New Transmission and Distribution Water Mains

This project will be a program management project consisting of the installation of several new potable T&D lines to the north of the City in support of expanding development. Lines will vary in size from 30” – 60”. This project will be phased. Fall/Winter 2017 $4-6 Million

Rampart Waterlines Rehabilitation Phase IV

This project includes the rehabilitation of blow-off and air vacuum release valves on the 40” Rampart Waterline. Also included is installation of a few new in-line valves and the removal of one in-line valve.

Fall/Winter 2017

$2.5-3 Million

Aurora Reservoir Outlet Tower Rehabilitation- Below Water Work

Rehabilitation/repair of many parts of the Aurora Reservoir outlet tower including the HPU and gates. The work will consist of all work to be done underwater and will require a specialized diving firm. All 5 gates will need to be pulled and re-coated, as well as running new conduits along the length of the gate structure, installing a new bubbler system and other small rehabilitation items.

Summer 2017

$300,000-$500,000

6th & Airport PRV

Rehabilitation of an existing pressure reducing valve (PRV) station at 6th & Airport. Improvements will include new piping, valves, SCADA communication and safety equipment.

Summer / Fall 2017

$1Milion -$1.5Million

2017 Annual Waterline Replacement

Annual waterline replacement of areas in the City with increased frequency of breaks or corroded pipes. This project will consist of replacement of approximately 6400 LF in the area of Buckley/Yale.

Spring 2017

$2 Million

STORMWATER PROJECTS

Project Lansing Street Storm Sewer Extension

Description The subject storm sewer was evaluated in 2015 and identified as collapsed. A collapsed pipe system conveying flows across Colfax Avenue presents a significant hazard to the travelling public. This project rehabilitates the collapsed CMP pipe and extends the storm sewer system to provide a gravity outfall.

Timing Summer / Fall 2017 Projected Cost $650,000 - $800,000

Project Florida & Fulton Storm Sewer Improvements

Description This project addresses the insufficient storm sewer system which is creating a nuisance for nearby business uses and the discharge of street R.O.W. onto and across private, undeveloped property. Currently a design effort is underway to identify the routing of these uncontained flows to minimize disruption of the private property owner's use of the property and how best to efficiently remove the incidental detainage currently creating an objectionable condition for neighboring properties.

Timing Spring 2017 Projected Cost $600,000 - $650,000

Lowry & 11th Storm System Outfall

The 11th Avenue outfall is located on the north side of the Lowry Campus. A portion of the Lowry Campus located near the northeast corner of the site is considered annexed COA. The City is obligated to provide utility service to the site. The subject property contains an educational use known as the H.E.A.T. campus. Once developed, storm flows will overwhelm the existing system downstream of the campus. Extension of the on-site storm system is required. 4th quarter 2017 $250,000 -$500,000

SANITARY SEWER PROJECTS

Annual Manhole Lining and Rehabilitation – Phase 3

Phase II will address the lining of Sanitary Manholes that display structural, infiltration and sever corrosion issues. The lining material in Phase II will include Epoxy/Polyurea/Polyurethane and some fiberglass inserts. Summer 2017 $500,000

Lowery Sewer Connection

This project will complete the sanitary sewer line to connect the Lowry Redevelopment Authority to Aurora’s system. Fall/Winter 2017 $250,000 - $300,000

High Plains Lift Station Force Main

After investigation it was determined that there is a section of pipe that does not connect two manholes to allow for proper flow into the Lift Station. This project will consist of constructing this area of missing 12” FM pipe. Approximately 300 LF. Summer 2017 $150,000

City of Aurora Request for Proposals and Invitations for Bid are posted on the Rocky Mountain E-Purchasing System website (www.RockyMountainBidSystem.com)

For additional questions please contact

Steve Fiori 720-859-4327

Thank you for your participation!

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