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I work for a small Water District and we are expanding our treatment plant, adding 4 new filters, upgrading pre-treatment as well as building new admin building and laboratories ($11 Million dollars is budgeted).  We are trying to find some references that verify what a reasonable consulting engineering fee is for each of these two phases;

 Phase 1 – 60% Design and Contractor selection

• • Testing of facility, existing capacity stress tests, etc.
  • All calculation for build-out treatment plant process design
  • Consulting engineering (including electrical, architectural, structural, mechanical and process design) for 60% design
  • CMaR (Contractor) selection (including development of contract documents and specifications, scheduling, permitting, and discipline coordination).
• Phase 2 – Construction Administration (approximately 18 - 22 months)
  • Bring 60% design plans to final design, prepare final construction specification for the Contractor to develop the GMP coordinate and attend engineering and construct-ability work sessions with CMaR (Contractor) and District to develop project within District's budget
  • Review equipment submittals, construction observation, review monthly pay application form CMaR, prepare responses to Request for Information (RFI), handle Change Orders
  • Provide training to treatment plant process start-ups, close-out contract including walk-through and punch-list, assemble O&M manuals, warranties, prepare as-builts, state permitting requirements.

Does anyone have any industry documents (ASCE, APWA, AWWA, or other..) that we can reference for typical percentages we should expect to pay?

 Thank you in advance!

I work for a small Water District and we are expanding our treatment plant, adding 4 new filters, upgrading pre-treatment as well as building new admin building and laboratories ($11 Million dollars is budgeted).  We are trying to find some references that verify what a reasonable consulting engineering fee is for each of these two phases;

 Phase 1 – 60% Design and Contractor selection

• • Testing of facility, existing capacity stress tests, etc.
  • All calculation for build-out treatment plant process design
  • Consulting engineering (including electrical, architectural, structural, mechanical and process design) for 60% design
  • CMaR (Contractor) selection (including development of contract documents and specifications, scheduling, permitting, and discipline coordination).
• Phase 2 – Construction Administration (approximately 18 - 22 months)
  • Bring 60% design plans to final design, prepare final construction specification for the Contractor to develop the GMP coordinate and attend engineering and construct-ability work sessions with CMaR (Contractor) and District to develop project within District's budget
  • Review equipment submittals, construction observation, review monthly pay application form CMaR, prepare responses to Request for Information (RFI), handle Change Orders
  • Provide training to treatment plant process start-ups, close-out contract including walk-through and punch-list, assemble O&M manuals, warranties, prepare as-builts, state permitting requirements.

Does anyone have any industry documents (ASCE, APWA, AWWA, or other..) that we can reference for typical percentages we should expect to pay?

 Thank you in advance!

I work for a small Water District and we are expanding our treatment plant, adding 4 new filters, upgrading pre-treatment as well as building new admin building and laboratories ($11 Million dollars is budgeted).  We are trying to find some references that verify what a reasonable consulting engineering fee is for each of these two phases;

 Phase 1 – 60% Design and Contractor selection

• • Testing of facility, existing capacity stress tests, etc.
  • All calculation for build-out treatment plant process design
  • Consulting engineering (including electrical, architectural, structural, mechanical and process design) for 60% design
  • CMaR (Contractor) selection (including development of contract documents and specifications, scheduling, permitting, and discipline coordination).
• Phase 2 – Construction Administration (approximately 18 - 22 months)
  • Bring 60% design plans to final design, prepare final construction specification for the Contractor to develop the GMP coordinate and attend engineering and construct-ability work sessions with CMaR (Contractor) and District to develop project within District's budget
  • Review equipment submittals, construction observation, review monthly pay application form CMaR, prepare responses to Request for Information (RFI), handle Change Orders
  • Provide training to treatment plant process start-ups, close-out contract including walk-through and punch-list, assemble O&M manuals, warranties, prepare as-builts, state permitting requirements.

Does anyone have any industry documents (ASCE, APWA, AWWA, or other..) that we can reference for typical percentages we should expect to pay?

 Thank you in advance!

I work for a small Water District and we are expanding our treatment plant, adding 4 new filters, upgrading pre-treatment as well as building new admin building and laboratories ($11 Million dollars is budgeted).  We are trying to find some references that verify what a reasonable consulting engineering fee is for each of these two phases;

 Phase 1 – 60% Design and Contractor selection

• • Testing of facility, existing capacity stress tests, etc.
  • All calculation for build-out treatment plant process design
  • Consulting engineering (including electrical, architectural, structural, mechanical and process design) for 60% design
  • CMaR (Contractor) selection (including development of contract documents and specifications, scheduling, permitting, and discipline coordination).
• Phase 2 – Construction Administration (approximately 18 - 22 months)
  • Bring 60% design plans to final design, prepare final construction specification for the Contractor to develop the GMP coordinate and attend engineering and construct-ability work sessions with CMaR (Contractor) and District to develop project within District's budget
  • Review equipment submittals, construction observation, review monthly pay application form CMaR, prepare responses to Request for Information (RFI), handle Change Orders
  • Provide training to treatment plant process start-ups, close-out contract including walk-through and punch-list, assemble O&M manuals, warranties, prepare as-builts, state permitting requirements.

Does anyone have any industry documents (ASCE, APWA, AWWA, or other..) that we can reference for typical percentages we should expect to pay?

 Thank you in advance!

I work for a small Water District and we are expanding our treatment plant, adding 4 new filters, upgrading pre-treatment as well as building new admin building and laboratories ($11 Million dollars is budgeted).  We are trying to find some references that verify what a reasonable consulting engineering fee is for each of these two phases;

 Phase 1 – 60% Design and Contractor selection

• • Testing of facility, existing capacity stress tests, etc.
  • All calculation for build-out treatment plant process design
  • Consulting engineering (including electrical, architectural, structural, mechanical and process design) for 60% design
  • CMaR (Contractor) selection (including development of contract documents and specifications, scheduling, permitting, and discipline coordination).
• Phase 2 – Construction Administration (approximately 18 - 22 months)
  • Bring 60% design plans to final design, prepare final construction specification for the Contractor to develop the GMP coordinate and attend engineering and construct-ability work sessions with CMaR (Contractor) and District to develop project within District's budget
  • Review equipment submittals, construction observation, review monthly pay application form CMaR, prepare responses to Request for Information (RFI), handle Change Orders
  • Provide training to treatment plant process start-ups, close-out contract including walk-through and punch-list, assemble O&M manuals, warranties, prepare as-builts, state permitting requirements.

Does anyone have any industry documents (ASCE, APWA, AWWA, or other..) that we can reference for typical percentages we should expect to pay?

 Thank you in advance!

I work for a small Water District and we are expanding our treatment plant, adding 4 new filters, upgrading pre-treatment as well as building new admin building and laboratories ($11 Million dollars is budgeted).  We are trying to find some references that verify what a reasonable consulting engineering fee is for each of these two phases;

 Phase 1 – 60% Design and Contractor selection

• • Testing of facility, existing capacity stress tests, etc.
  • All calculation for build-out treatment plant process design
  • Consulting engineering (including electrical, architectural, structural, mechanical and process design) for 60% design
  • CMaR (Contractor) selection (including development of contract documents and specifications, scheduling, permitting, and discipline coordination).
• Phase 2 – Construction Administration (approximately 18 - 22 months)
  • Bring 60% design plans to final design, prepare final construction specification for the Contractor to develop the GMP coordinate and attend engineering and construct-ability work sessions with CMaR (Contractor) and District to develop project within District's budget
  • Review equipment submittals, construction observation, review monthly pay application form CMaR, prepare responses to Request for Information (RFI), handle Change Orders
  • Provide training to treatment plant process start-ups, close-out contract including walk-through and punch-list, assemble O&M manuals, warranties, prepare as-builts, state permitting requirements.

Does anyone have any industry documents (ASCE, APWA, AWWA, or other..) that we can reference for typical percentages we should expect to pay?

 Thank you in advance!

I work for a small Water District and we are expanding our treatment plant, adding 4 new filters, upgrading pre-treatment as well as building new admin building and laboratories ($11 Million dollars is budgeted).  We are trying to find some references that verify what a reasonable consulting engineering fee is for each of these two phases;

 Phase 1 – 60% Design and Contractor selection

• • Testing of facility, existing capacity stress tests, etc.
  • All calculation for build-out treatment plant process design
  • Consulting engineering (including electrical, architectural, structural, mechanical and process design) for 60% design
  • CMaR (Contractor) selection (including development of contract documents and specifications, scheduling, permitting, and discipline coordination).
• Phase 2 – Construction Administration (approximately 18 - 22 months)
  • Bring 60% design plans to final design, prepare final construction specification for the Contractor to develop the GMP coordinate and attend engineering and construct-ability work sessions with CMaR (Contractor) and District to develop project within District's budget
  • Review equipment submittals, construction observation, review monthly pay application form CMaR, prepare responses to Request for Information (RFI), handle Change Orders
  • Provide training to treatment plant process start-ups, close-out contract including walk-through and punch-list, assemble O&M manuals, warranties, prepare as-builts, state permitting requirements.

Does anyone have any industry documents (ASCE, APWA, AWWA, or other..) that we can reference for typical percentages we should expect to pay?

 Thank you in advance!

I work for a small Water District and we are expanding our treatment plant, adding 4 new filters, upgrading pre-treatment as well as building new admin building and laboratories ($11 Million dollars is budgeted).  We are trying to find some references that verify what a reasonable consulting engineering fee is for each of these two phases;

 Phase 1 – 60% Design and Contractor selection

• • Testing of facility, existing capacity stress tests, etc.
  • All calculation for build-out treatment plant process design
  • Consulting engineering (including electrical, architectural, structural, mechanical and process design) for 60% design
  • CMaR (Contractor) selection (including development of contract documents and specifications, scheduling, permitting, and discipline coordination).
• Phase 2 – Construction Administration (approximately 18 - 22 months)
  • Bring 60% design plans to final design, prepare final construction specification for the Contractor to develop the GMP coordinate and attend engineering and construct-ability work sessions with CMaR (Contractor) and District to develop project within District's budget
  • Review equipment submittals, construction observation, review monthly pay application form CMaR, prepare responses to Request for Information (RFI), handle Change Orders
  • Provide training to treatment plant process start-ups, close-out contract including walk-through and punch-list, assemble O&M manuals, warranties, prepare as-builts, state permitting requirements.

Does anyone have any industry documents (ASCE, APWA, AWWA, or other..) that we can reference for typical percentages we should expect to pay?

 Thank you in advance!