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Scope of work by MDP

The consultant shall provide the services and carry out the duties for preparation of DPR for each town as set out below:

Phase 1: Sewerage and drainage master planning

  1. To develop, use and enhance GIS based base maps for towns with overlay of utilities information for sewerage, water supply, drainage systems, electric cables and telephone cables etc. To investigate, gather and obtain all necessary data and information (eg. existing sewer information, structural and blockage information of sewers, effluent quality and capacity of STP, information on PS etc.) relating to and relevant for the delivery of the project.
  2. To carry out such surveys/ investigations but not be limited to following to get required basic data:
    1. Topography and longitudinal survey for both STP and PS site as well as along the route of the pipe line.
    2. Geotechnical investigation
    3. Effluent quality at the house hold discharge point
    4. Water Quality of the receiving water bodies
    5. Sewer condition assessment
    6. Inspection and testing of the existing equipment, like pumping system, electrical equipment at PS site (if any).
  3. To review of urban development plans of towns, current and future land use patterns, projected total population for the target year and its ward wise distribution, develop sewerage catchment plans, estimate pollution load from the various catchments at various design horizons and develop conceptual design and framework to prevent pollution load entering into the river Yamuna.
  4. While developing the conceptual plan, Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) framework principle shall be considered.
  5. Workshops to study and project future sewerage/ sanitation demand to accommodate the new and existing development and to liaise with various stake holders (users) to seek, confirm and consolidate all users’ requirements. The user parties to be consulted shall include but not limited to:
    1. Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam
    2. Project Management Consultants (PMC)
    3. National River Conservation Directorate (NRCD), MOEF, GoI
    4. Urban Local Bodies
    5. City Development Authorities
    6. UP Housing and Development Authorities
    7. Others if any
  6. To investigate, study, review and assess existing sewerage and drainage facilities (if any), including blockages in sewers, collapse of sewers, conditions of the pumping stations and STPs and water quality in receiving water bodies. To study and investigate various sewage treatment options and sewer assessment, cleaning and rehabilitation.
  7. To develop master plans for sewerage and drainage facilities and suggest various project components to accommodate for the shortfall in sewerage and drainage facilities to meet the future demand. Also, study and identify the sewerage facilities needing rehabilitation, upgrading etc.
  8. To develop design criteria (flow, capacity, pollution load, etc) for sewerage systems and other related facilities.
  9. To develop preliminary technology, procurement and financial framework. To identify various options and cost-effective alternate means of collection, treatment and disposal of wastewater in each of the town involved.
  10. Preparation of preliminary environmental and social impact assessment of the project.
  11. To develop various conceptual options, preliminary project cost estimates, preliminary whole life cycle cost analysis. To carry out financial analysis and development of decision matrix to select the optimal conceptual solutions.
  12. Identification and prioritization of sub-projects / components to achieve pollution reduction objective.
  13. Master Plan report shall be prepared for the horizon year 2036 and Master plan, Report shall include project formulation, Phasing of works and cost estimation, for the year 2036 including population projections, water demand projections, reorganization of existing sewerage zones. Identification of project components and phasing of works shall be discussed before finalization of Master Plan.
  14. Consultants shall prepare a table of contents for Master Plan/ Feasibility Study/ DPR for obtaining concurrence from PMC/PHED

Phase 2: Feasibility Study

  1. Review of collected documents and data, if required, collection of additional documents and data to further develop the concept. To continue to liaise with various stake holders to seek, confirm and consolidate all users’ requirements. The user parties to be consulted are as given earlier:
  2. Concept, framework and design of the facility planning for the project components shall be determined or confirmed. To make framework and design, possible design alternatives (2 to 3) including capacity and location of facilities shall be identified and examined, and the most appropriate alternative shall be selected.
  3. Additional survey/ lab analysis and investigation such as but not limited to the following shall be carried out to get further required basic data. An inventory survey of existing facilities shall be carried out to identify the need for rehabilitation.
    1. Topographic survey works for the proposed major facilities
    2. Geotechnical survey works for the proposed major facilities
    3. Sewer condition (structural and extent of blockage, siltation etc.) assessment and flow monitoring
    4. Water and effluent quality lab analysis
  4. Development of design for sewers (location, alignment, profile, diameter, length, etc.), for pumping stations (capacity, pumps specification, general arrangement etc.) and for Sewage Treatment Plant (process, process flow diagram, mass balance, unit sizes, layout etc.) and project program and cost estimate for each of options (minimum 2) for priority project, including breakdown of costs for civil/ structural, mechanical electrical and instrumentation, control and automation works. Analysis and comparison of options based on overall life cycle costs.
  5. Detailed study and investigation of at least 2 options for sewage treatment methods to meet the effluent discharge standards as laid down by NRCD and the objective of reducing pollution in Yamuna River and recommendation of the best life cycle cost treatment option.
  6. The Consultant shall evaluate the existing organizational structure and propose appropriate and a sustainable organizational structure for managing sewerage facilities including existing facilities. Also the Consultant shall identify the need for capacity building for manpower requirements for running and maintaining the proposed sewerage system including for existing system. A training program for the required manpower shall be formulated.
  7. The Consultant shall prepare the financial plan of the project including construction cost of the proposed facilities and O&M cost of proposed and existing facilities. The plan shall also include tariff level and system, level of subsidies required, costs for human resource development and institution building. A feasible financial plan shall be formulated assuming loan from international funding agencies. Financial and economic evaluation shall be carried out and the economical and financial internal rates of return (EIRR and FIRR) shall be estimated for different infrastructural investment scenarios.
  8. Overall evaluation of the project during feasibility study shall be carried out with the following evaluation items:
    1. Technical feasibility,
    2. Feasibility of financial and economic conditions,
    3. Institution and capacity building,
    4. Environmental impact of the project
  9. The consultant shall prepare and develop a detailed schedule of work for implementation by showing broad activities of the project component after discussion with all stakeholders, using MS Project software.
  10. After the preliminary design, development of the preliminary procurement plan for goods and services for the implementation phases.
  11. The consultant shall take into account the need for localized closure and diversion of affected facilities and services during surveying and condition assessment of sewers etc. Proper resources and scheduling methods should be applied so that personnel and vehicular movements, traffic diversion, transport of materials, site storage and hoarding requirements impose minimum social costs such as nuisance, inconvenience and disruption to locals.
  12. Sample table of content and guidelines is attached in the annexure for information to consultant for Feasibility Study.

Phase 3: Detailed Project Report (DPR) Preparation

  1. To prepare and submit to PMC/ Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam for approval a work program for this phase of work within one week of the commencement of the phase.
  2. To carry out further site surveys, investigations, field measurements, inspections and testing of existing equipment, as required for the project components.
  3. To further develop and refine the concept plan and preliminary design developed during feasibility study using possibly better feasibility study and risk assessment techniques and illustrate designs with more elaborate details where necessary.
  4. To carry out the design in reasonable details of the architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, electrical and Supervising Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) and other related works in connection with the project components and submission of at least the following information in the form of reports/ drawings and/ or 3 D models for approval.
    1. Sewer design information such as specification of sewers, service connections, service areas material, size, gradient, invert levels, velocities at various design horizons
    2. Pumping stations design information such as capacity, type and number of pumps, specifications for pumps and piping, rising main, mechanical screen, gas holders and other mechanical equipment and accessories, civil/structural design details such as transformer, electrical control panels, lightening arrangement, required land, generators during power failure, MEP room, electrical design details, Supervising Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) design details and auxiliary power or dual power feeds including utility services.
    3. Sewer rehabilitation design information such as sewer condition assessment reports, methods of rehabilitation and preliminary identification of sewers to be rehabilitated/replaced etc.
    4. Sewage treatment plant capacity, process design information, hydraulics deign information, layout and equipment details, civil/structural design details, mechanical design details, electrical design details, overall P&ID details, SCADA design details etc.
  5. To submit to all stakeholders design documents, drawings, specifications and 3D models to seek their comments and make any alterations and/or amendments to the specifications/ drawings.
  6. To brief and update Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam/PMC progressively on the design works. The consultant is required to coordinate and record all minutes of meetings for such review discussions.
  7. To submit a detailed construction program detailing sequence of the implementation of the whole works
  8. Recommendation of suitable construction techniques/ equipment to be applied in developing the construction plan
  9. Preparation of Draft DPR for review by PMC/UP Jal Nigam.
  10. Preparation of Final DPR
  11. As DPR is the last stage of planning and design prior to preparation of bid documents it must contains in addition to other the following sections.
    1. Detail specification of works and materials
    2. Design drainage, layout plan, L-section and standard details
    3. Estimate in the BQ format

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