Attend Bid Opening and Provide Recommendation Sample Clauses

Attend Bid Opening and Provide Recommendation. Effort includes attending the bid opening and preparing a recommendation for award to the appropriate responsible bidder. Supplemental Services Any work requested by the City that is not included in one of the items listed will be classified as Supplemental Services and are not included as a part of this SOS. Supplemental Services shall include, but are not limited to: • Supplemental engineering work required to meet the requirements of regulatory or funding agencies that become effective after the date of this agreement. • Additional property owner meetings, exhibits, letters, and/or correspondence not described within this SOS. • Additional platting, easements, exhibits, meetings, negotiations, or surveys beyond the limits of what is stated in this SOS. • Additional drainage analysis or modeling beyond what is stated in this SOS. • Design of adjustments of utilities beyond what is stated in this proposal • Street lighting design and plans. • Structural design of any culverts or retaining walls. • Any environmental analysis or review beyond what is stated in this SOS. • Soil borings or geotechnical work. If necessary, the City will contract with a geotechnical firm directly for these services. • Any archeological and historical studies. • Army Corps of Engineers field wetland delineation, Hydrogeomorphic (HGM) Analysis, and 404 permitting and mitigation plan are not included in this SOS. • Any construction administration or construction staking services.
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