ANDERSON DAM TUNNEL PROJECT - Valley Water
CAPITAL PROGRAM SERVICES5750 ALMADEN EXPRESSWAYSAN JOSE, CA 95118-3686TELEPHONE (408) 265-2600FACSIMILE (408) er.orgREVISION 1PREQUALIFICATION APPLICATIONFOR GENERAL CONTRACTORS SEEKINGTO BID ONANDERSON DAM TUNNEL PROJECTProject No. 91864005Deadline to Submit Prequalification Application:September 25, 2020at 2:00 p.m.Original Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Anderson Dam Tunnel Project
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Table of ContentsTABLE OF CONTENTSSection1.NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PREQUALIFICATION . 1A.B.C.D.E.2.PageNotice . 1Project Description . 1Application Submission . 3Prequalification Conference . 4Documents and Communications . 5SUMMARY OF WORK . 6A.B.C.D.Purpose . 6Geological Conditions . 6Scope of Work . 6Schedule . 73.PREQUALIFICATION PROCESS SCHEDULE. 94.GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION .10A.B.C.D.E.F.G.H.I.J.K.5.General Information .10Public Records Act Applicability .11Application Submittal.12Reviewed or Audited Financial Information .12Inquiries .13Addenda Information on the Project Configuration .13Public Contract Code Section 20101.13Scoring of Prequalification Applications .14Appeal Procedure .15Bonding Capacity .15Commitment to Use Skilled and Trained Workforce .16CONTRACTOR PREQUALIFICATION QUESTIONNAIRE.17A.B.C.D.E.F.G.H.Contractor Information (All Questions Must Be Answered) .17Current Organization and Structure .19Essential Criteria Questions .26Pre-Qualification Criteria Questions .29Prior History .29Criminal Matters and Civil Suits.31Occupational Health and Safety Compliance .32Prevailing Wage and Apprenticeship Compliance .33Quality of Performance .35Comparable Project Experience .38Required Attachments and Enclosures .51Certification .52Original Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Anderson Dam Tunnel Projecti
Table of ContentsAPPENDIX AInsurance Requirements (For Information Only)APPENDIX BScoring Worksheet (Section 5. Contractor Prequalification Questionnaire,D. Prequalification Criteria Questions)APPENDIX CAffidavit of Compliance with California’s Skilled and Trained Workforce Requirements(Public Contract Code §§ 2600–2603)APPENDIX DCalculating a Bidder’s Best Value ScoreOriginal Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Anderson Dam Tunnel Projectii
Notice of Request for Prequalification1.NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PREQUALIFICATIONA.Notice1.B.Notice is hereby given that the Santa Clara Valley Water District (ValleyWater) has determined that all General Contractors wishing to bid on theAnderson Dam Tunnel Project (Project or ADTP) must be prequalifiedprior to submitting a bid on the Project. Bids will not be accepted from anycontractor that has failed to comply with the requirements stated in thisPrequalification Application. Nevertheless, if fewer than 4 firms areprequalified, Valley Water intends to solicit bids without requiringprequalification. Valley Water reserves the right to solicit bids for theProject without requiring prequalification or to not proceed with awardinga contract for this Project. A current Class A California Contractor'sLicense is required to bid on the Project.Project Description1.The Project is located near the junction of Cochrane Road and CoyoteRoad in Santa Clara County, California, 2.5 miles northeast of downtownMorgan Hill, California. Anderson Dam is under the jurisdiction of theFederal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and CaliforniaDepartment of Water Resources, Division of Safety of Dams (DSOD) andmust meet their dam safety design standards. FERC has jurisdiction overAnderson Dam safety measures and operations due to licensing a smallhydroelectric facility on this reservoir.a.Original Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Pursuant to FERC’s authority, for public health and safetyreasons, on February 20, 2020, Valley Water received an Orderfrom FERC to immediately implement the following interim riskreduction measures:(1)immediately lower and maintain the reservoir operatinglevel no higher than elevation 565 feet;(2)lower the reservoir to elevation 488 feet (deadpool)beginning no later than October 1, 2020, as safely andquickly as possible and maintain deadpool to the extentfeasible;(3)immediately design and construct the low-level outlettunnel (Anderson Dam Tunnel) to more reliably and quicklydrawdown the reservoir after an earthquake and/or tobetter maintain deadpool during significant precipitation;and(4)implement the dam safety directives, including design andconstruction of the proposed low-level outlet, whilesecuring alternative water supplies and working with FERCAnderson Dam Tunnel Project1
Notice of Request for Prequalificationstaff, and federal, state, and local resource agencies tominimize environmental effects.b.Pursuant to FERC’s Order, Valley Water immediately restrictedthe reservoir operating level to elevation 565 feet; began definingthe interim risk reduction measures; and initiated emergencyconsultation processes regarding adverse environmental impactsof these interim risk reduction measures with the regulatoryagencies, as appropriate.2.The Project is a subset of proposed interim risk reduction measures asset forth in the FERC Order during the interim time period prior toconstruction and operation of the Anderson Dam Seismic Retrofit Project(ADSRP). The prequalification criteria and this questionnaire only apply toperforming the Anderson Dam Tunnel Improvements portion of the ADTP.3.The ADTP consists of the following:a.Anderson Dam Tunnel Improvements. The improvements are adiversion system composed of a tunnel, connected to an outletstructure, that is necessary to better and more consistently staywithin the FERC-directed reservoir elevation of 488 feet, as thecurrent outlet, with only a 500 cubic feet per second (cfs) capacity,is undersized for the amount of inflows Anderson Reservoirreceives. Additionally, in the event of an earthquake, the existingoutlet could cease to function, causing the reservoir to rise tounsafe levels and potentially resulting in an uncontrolled releaseand/or a catastrophic dam failure. The Anderson Dam Tunnelwould be capable of efficiently and safely passing larger inflows(up to 2,000 cfs capacity), would be seismically robust, and wouldbe expected to continue to function after an earthquake.b.Creek Channel and Bank Erosion Control Modifications.Modifications required to minimize erosion to accommodatedrawdown and water management operations downstream ofAnderson Dam.c.Bank and Rim Stability Improvements. Geotechnical investigationswill be carried out and monitoring devices will be installed in theareas of known landslides along Anderson Reservoir rim by ValleyWater to address potential impacts of reservoir drawdown. Ifadditional measures are determined necessary, the Project wouldinclude the installation of necessary structural improvements toprotect against potential landslides.d.Existing Intake Structure Modifications. Geotechnicalinvestigations will be carried out and monitoring devices will beinstalled by Valley Water near the intake structure to addresspotential geotechnical impacts of dewatering on the existing outletstructure. If additional measures are determined necessary, theOriginal Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Anderson Dam Tunnel Project2
Notice of Request for PrequalificationProject would include the installation of necessary structuralimprovements to reinforce the existing Anderson Dam intakestructure.4.C.Valley Water estimates the construction cost for this Project to be 168.45 million. It is expected that the work will be performed during anapproximate 36-month period from March 2021 to February 2024.Application Submission1.The fully completed Prequalification Application must be submitted in asealed envelope marked as indicated below and received by Valley Waterno later than 2:00 p.m. on September 25, 2020. It is the soleresponsibility of the contractor to ensure that their PrequalificationApplication is received no later than the stated deadline. AnyPrequalification Application package received after 2:00 p.m. will not beconsidered. Late submittals will be returned unopened. AllPrequalification Applications submitted will be opened only after thedeadline for submission.2.Only one Prequalification Application may be submitted by an applicant. Ifmore than one application is submitted by an applicant, all applicationssubmitted by that applicant will be returned unopened.3.Contractors must submit Prequalification Applications by third partycarrier such as: FEDEX, UPS, DHL, CA Overnight, Golden StateOvernight and must address the submittal as stated herein.NO SUBMITTALS WILL BE ACCEPTED BY IN-PERSON DELIVERYOR USPS (U.S. MAIL).The envelope must be marked as follows:Santa Clara Valley Water DistrictAttention: Ken WongPrequalification Application, Anderson Dam Tunnel Project(CONFIDENTIAL)5905 Winfield BoulevardSan Jose, CA 95123-2428Note: U.S. Mail does not deliver to 5905 Winfield Boulevard4.The envelope must contain 1 original hard copy of the PrequalificationApplication and 1 USB Flash Drive containing the PrequalificationApplication, with all documents in searchable PDF format and MicrosoftWord format. Original, signed documents listed in Section 5.G. RequiredAttachments and Enclosures, paragraphs 3.a.-3.c., are not required to besubmitted in Microsoft Word format.Original Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Anderson Dam Tunnel Project3
Notice of Request for Prequalification5.D.Prequalification Application submittals that do not comply with thisparagraph will be deemed non-responsive.Prequalification Conference1.A Prequalification Conference will be conducted by Valley Water onAugust 27, 2020. The conference will convene at 10:00 am. For allcontractors submitting a Prequalification Application, attendance at thePrequalification Conference is OPTIONAL. The PrequalificationConference was not recorded. A link to the PowerPoint presentationpresented at the Conference is available on Valley Water’s .The objectives of the conference are to familiarize contractors with therequirements for this Prequalification process and the Project. No sitevisits will be conducted during the Prequalification process.3.Due to the County of Santa Clara Public Health Officer’s Order relating tothe COVID-19 pandemic, Valley Water’s offices remain closed to thepublic until further notice. To ensure the safety of the public and ValleyWater employees, attending the Prequalification Conference will beavailable only by video teleconference, live-stream.4.Persons interested in attending the Prequalification Conference mustsubmit a RSVP for the Optional Prequalification Conference through theValley Water website: https://www.valleywater.org/construction, andprovide the company name, contact name, email address and phonenumber of each person who will be attending the PrequalificationConference.5.The Prequalification Conference will convene at 10:00 a.m. (by ValleyWater time), by video teleconference, live-stream via Zoom as detailedbelow:Join Zoom Meeting. Any person may attend the live-streamPrequalification Conference by accessing the link below, or joining viaphone by calling the toll-free number listed below:Join Zoom ting ID: 379 605 4075One tap mobile 16699009128,,3796054075# US (San Jose) 13462487799,,3796054075# US (Houston)Original Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Anderson Dam Tunnel Project4
Notice of Request for PrequalificationDial by your location 1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose) 1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) 1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma) 1 646 558 8656 US (New York) 1 301 715 8592 US (Germantown) 1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)Meeting ID: 379 605 4075Find your local number: s and Communications1.To receive a link to the Prequalification Application for GeneralContractors Seeking to Bid on the Anderson Dam Tunnel Project,interested parties must submit a Request for Prequalification Applicationthrough the Valley Water website:https://www.valleywater.org/construction. Upon Valley Water’s receipt ofthe request, Valley Water will email a pdf copy of the PrequalificationApplication to the email address provided. Any party who submitted aRequest for Prequalification Application will be automatically included inthe Prequalification Participant List.2.Information on the Project configuration is available in electronic (pdf)format only and by file transfer protocol (FTP) site. The documentscontain confidential information and will be made available for review onlyafter the Contractor completes and executes the Request for Informationwith Non-Disclosure Agreement, which can be accessed at the websiteindicated above.3.All communications related to this Prequalification process, includingaddenda, will only be issued to the e-mail address provided on thePrequalification Participant List. All addenda will also be posted on theValley Water's website.4.Valley Water will notify each contractor that submits a PrequalificationApplication of its proposed prequalification ratings. A list of proposedprequalification ratings for those contractors determined prequalified willbe posted to the Valley Water website. Valley Water reserves the right tonot make prequalification determination(s) as to any or all contractorssubmitting a completed Prequalification Application.REMAINDER OF PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANKOriginal Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Anderson Dam Tunnel Project5
Summary of Work2.SUMMARY OF WORKA.Purpose1.B.C.The objective of the Anderson Dam Tunnel Project (Project) is toconstruct improvements that will minimize risks associated withexceeding the restricted reservoir level and undersized outlet structure byinstalling a new, low-level outlet tunnel, as well as, lessening potentialadverse impacts on reservoir and dam bank stability, and the existingoutlet.Geological Conditions1.Complex geologic conditions are present in the right abutment areawhere the tunnel will be constructed. Due to the proximity to the CoyoteCreek Fault, the Range Front Fault and Calaveras Fault Zone, the rocksin the project area have been repeatedly exposed to strong shaking,shearing and other seismic forces. Bedrock in the right abutment areaconsists mostly of Franciscan Complex rocks locally overlain by SantaClara Formation, colluvium, and alluvium.2.The Santa Clara Formation deposits mostly consist of fine to mediumgrained semi-consolidated sandstone, conglomerates, and discontinuousclay-rich strata. Franciscan Complex lithologies at the site includeserpentinite, greywacke, greenstone (including basalt andmetavolcanics), and mélange. The mélange is a pervasively shearedclayey shale matrix with variably sized inclusions of graywacke,serpentinite, greenstone, and minor chert ranging from gravel-size toseveral feet that vary in strength from extremely weak to very strong.Greenstone and greywacke rocks are extremely weak to very strong.3.The serpentinite varies from very weak clayey zones that includemoderately strong to extremely strong blocks to strong zones. NaturallyOccurring Asbestos (NOA) is present in the bedrock with the highestpercentages by weight occurring in the serpentinite.Scope of WorkScope of Work to be completed includes, but is not limited to, the following majorcomponents:1.Establishing site access roads and staging areas;2.Establishing disposal areas;3.Demolishing designated structures and features;4.Excavating and reinforcing the downstream tunnel portal;5.Dredging and preparing the upstream portal;Original Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Anderson Dam Tunnel Project6
Summary of WorkD.6.Excavation and support of the 18.5-foot tunnel, 24-foot tunnel, and themicro-tunnel boring machine (MTBM) launch chamber;7.Advancing the 8-foot MTBM tunnel lake-tap to Anderson reservoir;8.Constructing the High-Level Outlet Works (HLOW) drop shaft;9.Installing the final reinforced concrete lining in the MTBM LaunchChamber and the 24-foot tunnel;10.Installing steel pipe in the diversion tunnel and HLOW drop shaft;11.Constructing the diversion outlet structure;12.Constructing the upstream trash rack structure below water;13.Installing two 132-inch butterfly valves, two 132-inch fixed cone valves,and other mechanical equipment at the diversion outlet structure;14.Installing electrical components;15.Installing instrumentation and controls;16.Testing of diversion system;17.Constructing the Coyote Creek channel improvements including the outletdischarge channel, the northern channel, and the reinforced concreteweirs in the northern and southern channels;18.Installing landscape and landscape maintenance. Landscapemaintenance includes maintenance during the landscape installation andmaintenance during the one-year establishment period following thelandscape installation; and19.Supplemental work items including remediating landslides along thereservoir rim in nearby residential neighborhood and strengthening theexisting intakes. Supplemental work items will be added to the Workthrough change order.ScheduleValley Water anticipates awarding a contract in January 2021 for construction ofthis Project. The estimated construction contract duration is approximately36 months.The anticipated work hours are:1.Tunnelinga.Original Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Tunnel Drive: Two 12 hour shifts 6 days per weekAnderson Dam Tunnel Project7
Summary of Workb.2.Microtunnel Boring Machine (MTBM) Drive: Two 12-hour shifts7 days per weekAbove ground earthwork and other activities except tunnelinga.Non-channel work: One 10-hour shift 5 days per week, withSaturdays reserved for maintenance/catch-up workb.In-channel work: April 15 to October 15, One 10-hour shift 5 daysper week, with Saturdays reserved for maintenance/catch-up workREMAINDER OF PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANKOriginal Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Anderson Dam Tunnel Project8
Prequalification Process Schedule3.PREQUALIFICATION PROCESS SCHEDULENotes:A.This Schedule supersedes all other dates referenced in the PrequalificationApplication.B.All communications will be by e-mail to the e-mail address provided by thecontractor.Item No.ActivityTimelineLatest Date1Issuance of PrequalificationApplications2Prequalification ConferenceNo later than 7 businessdays after issuance ofApplication.August 27, 20203Deadline to submit questionsregarding the PrequalificationProcess, Application, or ComparableProject ExperienceNo later than 8 businessdays before Applicationsare due.September 15, 20204Last day for Valley Water to issueaddendaNo later than 5 businessdays before Applicationsare due.September 18, 20205Deadline to submit completedPrequalification Application with allrequired attachmentsSee Latest DateSeptember 25, 2020at 2:00 p.m.6Valley Water notifies each contractorby email of its proposedprequalification rating and posts list ofproposed prequalified contractors onwebsiteNo later than 14 businessdays after Applicationsare due.October 16, 20207Deadline to request basis of proposedprequalification rating.No later than 3 businessdays after proposedprequalification ratingsare posted.October 21, 20208Deadline for Valley Water to providedocumentation of proposedprequalification ratingsNo later than 2 businessdays after documentationrequest is received.October 23, 20209Deadline to appeal Valley Water’sproposed prequalification rating.No later than 7 businessdays after proposedprequalification ratingsare posted.October 27, 202010Appeals hearing(s) conducted by theValley WaterNo later than 7 businessdays after deadline toappeal.November 5, 202011Valley Water issues appealsdecision(s)No later than 7 businessdays after appeals heard.November 17, 202012Valley Water finalizes and posts list ofprequalified contractorsOriginal Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546August 18, 2020November 25, 2020Anderson Dam Tunnel Project9
General Instructions and Information4.GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATIONA.General Information1.All of the Prequalification Application must be completed with additionalinformation attached if the space provided does not suffice. TheApplication must contain complete answers to questions contained in thePrequalification Questionnaire; information about current bondingcapacity; notarized statement(s) from an admitted surety or sureties; andthe most recently reviewed or audited financial statements, withaccompanying notes and supplemental information. Failure to includethe required information will result in disqualification.2.It is essential that construction experience of the general contractor bedemonstrated, as such experience is considered in establishingprequalification. Valley Water's decision will be based on objectiveevaluation criteria.3.By providing the Prequalification Application to Valley Water thecontractor acknowledges and agrees that Valley Water may:a.Verify and research all information submitted;b.Conduct an independent investigation of the contractor'squalifications; andc.Check other sources of information regarding the contractor.4.Valley Water reserves the right to adjust, increase, limit, suspend, orrescind the prequalification rating based on subsequently learnedinformation. Contractors whose rating changes sufficient to disqualifythem will be notified and given an opportunity for a hearing consistent withthe hearing procedures described below for appealing a prequalificationrating.5.Each questionnaire must be signed under penalty of perjury by anindividual who has the legal authority to bind the contractor on whosebehalf that person is signing. If any information provided by a contractorbecomes inaccurate, the contractor must immediately notify Valley Waterand provide updated accurate information in writing, under penalty ofperjury.6.It is the intent of the Prequalification Questionnaire and documentsrequired therewith to assist Valley Water in determining bidderresponsibility prior to bid, and to aid Valley Water in selecting theresponsible bidder, submitting the best value bid.a.Original Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546On August 25, 2020 Valley Water’s Board of Directors approvedselecting a contractor based on a best value determination. Pointsearned in the prequalification process for Section 5. ContractorAnderson Dam Tunnel Project10
General Instructions and InformationPrequalification Questionnaire, paragraph E. Quality ofPerformance and Section 5. Contractor PrequalificationQuestionnaire, paragraph F. Comparable Project Experiencewould be weighted with a contractor’s bid price, for a total scoreand ranking.b.Each bidder’s best-value score will be determined by theprocedure described in Appendix D Calculating a Bidder’s BestValue Score.7.Neither the fact of prequalification, nor any prequalification rating, willpreclude Valley Water from performing a separate post-bid evaluationand determination of whether a bidder has the quality, fitness, capacityand experience to satisfactorily perform the proposed work, and hasdemonstrated the requisite trustworthiness to be awarded a contractpursuant to the California Public Contract Code.8.Contractors are advised that the act of providing a prequalificationsubmittal is not, in itself, a guarantee that prequalification will be granted.Valley Water reserves the right to waive minor irregularities andomissions in the information contained in the Prequalification Applicationsubmitted, and to make all final determinations.9.If two or more business entities submit a bid as part of a Joint Venture orexpect to submit a bid as part of a Joint Venture, each entity within theJoint Venture MUST BE SEPARATELY PREQUALIFIED TO BID.Notes:10.B.a.Each entity of Joint Venture proposals must individually meet theconditions of prequalification requirements and the Contractor'sLicense has not been suspended, put on probation or revoked atany time in the last 5 years.b.The best value score for joint ventures will include the scores fromall projects submitted by all of the joint venture’s members.c.Limited Liability Corporations (LLC) will be required to comply witha Guaranty of Obligations.There is no Project Labor Agreement (PLA) governing this Project.Public Records Act Applicability1.The Prequalification Application (Questionnaire answers, financialstatements, and other required documents) including information obtainedduring interviews under Section 5. Contractor PrequalificationQuestionnaire, paragraph E. Quality of Performance, are NOT publicrecords and are NOT open to public inspection. All information providedwill be kept confidential to the extent permitted by law. However, theOriginal Issuance Date: 08/18/2020Revision 1 Version 10 09/04/2020MC14546Anderson Dam Tunnel Project11
General Instructions and Informationcontents may be disclosed by Valley Water to third parties whennecessary for purposes of verifying information provided by contractors;investigating substantial allegations; or relating to an appeal hearing.C.D.2.Valley Water shall require its employees, agents, and independentcontractors to execute a Non-Disclosure Agreement before reviewing anyApplicant’s confidential information contained in the PrequalificationApplication.3.State law requires that the names of contractors applying forprequalification status shall be public records subject to disclosure. Thecover page of the questionnaire that includes Contractor’s informationunder Section 5. paragraph A. Contractor Information will be used for thatpurpose.Application Submittal1.Contractors must submit a completed Prequalification Application by thedeadline stated and only in the manner described in Section 1. Notice ofRequest for Prequalification, paragraph C. Application Submission.Prequalification Applications will not be opened or reviewed by ValleyWater until after the submission deadline. Contractors who submit aPrequalification Application will be notified of the Valley Water'sPrequalification determination as per the Prequalification ProcessSchedule as detailed under Section 3.2.Valley Water will not consider Prequalification Applications where therequested information and materials are not provided by the deadline.Failure to prequalify based on an incomplete or late PrequalificationApplication, cannot be appealed. The closing time for submission ofPrequalification Applications will not be changed in order to accommodatesupplementation of incomplete submissions, or late submissions.3.In addition to a contractor scoring insufficient points to prequalify, ValleyWater may also determine a contractor not prequalified for:a.Omission of requested information;b.Falsification of information; orc.Failure to provide updated ma
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