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LSJ Cable Installation Bid Tabulation
Item
No.
Item
Pirelli
Remarks
1
Marine Survey/Report
$
49,896
2
Cable Transfer
$
35,640
3
Mobilation/Demobilization
$
35,640
4
Marine Installation
$
203,148
5
LSJ Cable Protectors
$
47,100
6
St. Thomas Cable Protectors
$
11,775
7
LSJ TrenchingNault
$
35,000 See note 1 and 2
8
LSJ Landside Cable Installation
$
13,600
9
St. Thomas Trenching
$
15,000 See note 1 and 2
10
St. Thomas Landside Installation
$
11,600
11
Cable Testing
$
17,820
12
As-laid Drawings
$
14,256
Subtotal of Cable Installation Bid: $
490,475
Additional Owner Expense: $
840,500 See Note 3 and 4.
Total Cable Material and Installation Costs: $ 1,330,975
Notes:
1. Based on budget values provided by local subcontractors.
2. Items in Italics completed by Pirelli include reduction in cost based on a combination of Cable installer and Owners Contractor efforts.
3. Cost for spare cable splice kit ($138,900) has been omitted from the itemized list total as purchase of this item
may be delayed or omitted altogether as standby generator capability will be provided in the event the cable is damaged.
4. Cost for Items 2, 3, and 4 from the attached addl installation cost table possibly to be omitted pending disposition of
spare cable. Cost of Item 12 - spare cable reel, may also possibly be omitted as this will become WAPA's responisiblity.
The exclusion of these four items from owner's costs could reduce the additional installation costs to $777,500, which would
be a reduction of $63,000, and would reduce the Total Cable Material and Installation Costs to $1,267,975.
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LSJ Cable Installation Bid Tabulation
Item
No.
Item
Pirelli
Remarks
1
Marine Survey/Report
$
49,896
2
Cable Transfer
$
35,640
3
Mobilation/Demobilization
$
35,640
4
Marine Installation
$
203,148
5
LSJ Cable Protectors
$
47,100
6
St. Thomas Cable Protectors
$
11,775
7
LSJ TrenchingNault
$
35,000 See note 1 and 2
8
LSJ Landside Cable Installation
$
13,600
9
St. Thomas Trenching
$
15,000 See note 1 and 2
10
St. Thomas Landside Installation
$
11,600
11
Cable Testing
$
17,820
12
As-laid Drawings
$
14,256
Subtotal of Cable Installation Bid: $
490,475
Additional Owner Expense: S
840,500 See Note 3 and 4.
Total Cable Material and Installation Costs: $ 1,330,975
Notes:
1. Based on budget values provided by local subcontractors.
2. Items in italics completed by Pirelli include reduction in cost based on a combination of Cable installer and Owner's Contractor efforts.
3. Cost for spare cable splice kit ($138,900) has been omitted from the itemized list total as purchase of this item
may be delayed or omitted altogether as standby generator capability will be provided in the event the cable is damaged.
4. Cost for items 2, 3, and 4 from the attached addl installation cost table possibly to be omitted pending disposition of
spare cable. Cost of Item 12 (spare cable reel) from the attached add, installation cost table may also possibly be omitted as this will become
WAPA's responsibility. The exclusion of these four items from owner's costs could reduce the additional installation costs to $777,500, which would
be a reduction of $63,000, and would reduce the Total Cable Material and Installation Costs to $1,267,975.
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St Thomas to LSJ Cable Installation (costs additional to Cable Installation Bids)
Item
No.
Item
Ouantlty/Descriprion
Installed by
Value")
Owner's
Cost
(2)
Pricing Source
Remarks
Redhook
1
WAPA Transformer/Hi-Pot
3-phase termination
WAPA
S
22,000
S
11,000
Estimate
Initial 13.2 kV source at St. Thomas
2
Underground Ductbank; Pole to Vault
at Redhook beach
1100 ft., conc. Encased. 15 kV
rated
WAPA
$
68,000
$
34.000
Estimate
Approximate length by WAPA
3
Redhook Vault
Pre-cast or cast in place
WAPA
$
18,000
$
9,000
Estimate
4
Cable splices in Redhook beach vault 3 sets of splices
WAPA
$
20,000
S
10,000
Estimate
Splitting of St. John, LSJ, and WAPA
feeders in WAPA Vault
5
VITELCO Fiber Optic Termination
F/O cable installation from vault to
adjacent terminal cabinet
VITELCO
$
15,000
$
7,500
VITELCO
Required as a condition of service -
VITELCO provides terminal installation
and all eoiliornont
LSJ
6
Primary feeders; vault to transformer Direct bury 15kV; 150ft.
Owner's Contractor
$
6,500
Estimate
Work performed by electrician
7
Transformer Pad
Concrete, per WAPA spec.
Owner's Contractor
$
2,000
Estimate
Work performed by GC
8
Transformer
15kV primary- 5kV secondary
WAPA
$
18,000
$
Estimate
Provided and installed by WAPA
9
VITELCO Fiber Optic Termination
F/O cable installation from vault to
adjacent terminal cabinet
VITELCO
$
25,000
S
12,500
VITELCO
Required as a condition of service -
VITELCO provides terminal installation
and all equipment. Includes allowance
fry Irpnrhinn
Cable Incidentals
10
Spare submarine repair splices
Two complete splice assts
none
S
138,900
S
138,900
Bid Received P-J Quotation
11
Cable storage allowance
Demurrage at Pensacola. Florida
none
$
6,000
$
6,000
Estimate
2 month allowance per P-J
12
Spare storage reel
Left over cable, delivered to WAPA
none
S
10,000
Estimate
To be finalized after insta'lation
Professional Services
13
Globaltech
Project management. Installation
oversight, engineering, agency
snort
$
98.000
Contract
Not to exceed, per agreement 10-17-02.
less $50,000 w/o design/drawings
14
Biolmpact
Marine surveys, permitting
assitancc
tb
$
14,000
Proposal
15
BCA, Ltd.
Cable test witness
S
9,000
Invoice
16
Legal Fees
S
75,000
Estimate
Agency Fees
17
CZM
S
1,000
Permit fees
18
Corp of Engineers
$
No permit fees
19
NRP (Submerged Lands)
$
No upfront fees • periodic rental pmts.
Paget or 2
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St. Thomas to LSJ Cable Installation (costs additional to Cable Installation Bids)
Item
No.
Item
Quantity/Descript on
Installed by
Value)
Owner's
Cost(?)
Pacing Source
Remarks
Cable Cost
20
Cabte Cost
18,000 feet Power/FO Cable
$
535.000
$
535,000
Based on actual purchase price
Notes
Total Cosf =
Value based on est mato of coms
19 standard ;Wt costing niottod s.
2 Owners cost based on vaiue estimate (or partial Contnbution) unless specific bid has been received or contract pnco has
been negotiated
$
979.400
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MEMORANDUM
Globahech, Inc.
TO:
Darren Indyke, Esq.
COPY:
Charles Miller/Miller & Raved, Inc.
FROM:
Paul Gandy/Globaltech, Inc.
DATE:
4/4/2003
SUBJECT:
LSJ — Cable Recommendations
We have reviewed the latest proposal from Pirelli High Voltage Systems — Submarine Group
(formerly Pirelli-Jacobson) which allows for installation of cable protectors at LSJ and Red
Hook by Owner's forces under supervision of Pirelli's onsite personnel. The purpose of this
quotation is to allow the Owner to realize a cost savings by using his own subcontractor
while at the same time maintaining warranty coverage of the cable integrity. I have included
in the attachments a copy of my telephone conversation log with Pietro Mondini concerning
this latest proposal.
We currently have a turnkey cost proposal from Pirelli to complete this work with their
forces as a part of the cable installation scope of services (see attached LSJ Cable Installation
Bid Tabulation). In order for us to determine the cost savings of having the installation work
completed by the Owner's subcontractor we need a firm quote for the installation work from
the installing subcontractor. We have attempted to do this however, the marine
subcontractors we have spoken with are extremely reticent to provide a firm quotation
because the exact route and bottom conditions have not been established. These conditions
can not be known in detail until a marine survey (which is part of the turnkey installation
contract) has been prepared, with the laying route and landing coordinates noted, and the
specific anchoring conditions of the CZM determined. We have requested a quotation based
on assumptions of bottom conditions however this will not yield a firm price until the
conditions are known for sure. A marine survey will be the first task to be completed by
Pirelli once a notice to proceed has been completed.
We do not recommend proceeding with a separate marine survey for the purpose of refining
the installation quotation as the cost of the, at $49,000 or greater. survey will equal. or
exceed, the level of refinement we would expect to achieve. Additionally, should there be a
delay in the installation a new marine survey may be required by the installing contractor
prior to installation.
In the attached Installation Bid Tabulation (first bid column, Pirelli) the following items
have been identified as items in which the Owner's subcontractor could complete the work
1
4722 NW 214 Avenue. Suite C103, Boa Raton. FL, 33431 •
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04/04/2003
page 2
at a potential savings and for which Pirelli has indicated a willingness to relinquish that
scope item (or portions thereof) from their contract:
Item 5: LSJ Cable Protectors
Item 6: St. Thomas Cable Protectors (Red Hook area)
Item 7: LSJ Trenching/Vault
Item 9: St. Thomas Trenching.
Items in italics reflect the total amount for activities where the installing contractor can be
expected to share the effort with the Owner's sub-contractor for a net savings. Areas where
we continue to find a potential for savings are:
•
Installation of cable protectors using the Owner's marine contractor of supervision of
Pirelli personnel
•
Purchase of cable protectors directly at less than half the cost quoted by Pirelli
($50/ft. vs $136/fL)
•
Near shore and onshore excavation and vault installation
In Pirelli's proposal, dated November 26, 2002, they have provided firm fixed costs for these
activities, assuming the worst case of what they know to be the marine and land conditions
with the exception of costs for rock removal during excavation (unknown until marine
survey and landing conditions are known). In our subsequent requests for information.
justification, and unit costs Pirelli has left the door open for modifications to their scope
after a notice to proceed has been issued and have further indicated a willingness to
eliminate certain near shore and landside activities from the contract. For each of these
activities we have a line item cost and various unit costs for sharing of responsibilities.
While some of these costs seem excessive they provide a basis for subsequent modifications
(additions or deletions) to the contract.
As you know, in subsequent discussions, Pirelli has indicated no willingness to reduce the
amounts quoted for Marine Survey/Report, Cable Transfer, Mobilization/Demobilization,
Marine Installation, Cable Testing, or As-laid Drawings.
In order to have an accurate estimate of the marine cable installation costs to form a basis for
notice to proceed. and in the interest of keeping pace with the permitting and installation
schedule (ahead of hurricane season) we recommend issuing a notice to proceed based on
the item costs contained in the attached Installation Bid Tabulation ($490,475 +/-). We
further recommend that the final proposal from Pirelli contain allowances for Owner's work
and associated unit prices contained in the various proposals from Pirelli as follows:
•
Email proposal dated 3/12/03 (attached)
Glohahech. Inc. • 4722 NW t' Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33431 •
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04/04/2003
page 3
•
Email proposal modification dated 2/04/03 (attached)
•
Letter proposal dated 11/26/02 (attached)
In addition to the above items, we should request from Pirelli a unit cost for rock removal to
minimize costs due to "unforeseen conditions".
We believe this notice to proceed will allow for mobilization of the activities necessary to
prepare for cable installation while affording the Owner the opportunity to lower the costs of
various aspects of the installation contract once the specific marine conditions have been
ascertained.
The contract should contain provisions for execution of work by the Owner's forces. Some
typical language that we have employed in the past is presented below:
Clobakech. Inc. • 4722 NW 2nd Avenue. Boca Raton, FL. 33431 •
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Darren Indyke, Esq.
04/04/2003
page 4
ARTICLE 6
6.1
6.1.1
The Owner reserves the right to perform construction or operations related to the Project with
the Owner's own forces, and to award separate contracts in connection with portions of the Project or
other construction or operations on the site under Conditions of the Contract identical or substantially
similar to these.
6.1.2
When separate contracts are awarded for different portions of the Project or other
construction or operations on the site, the term 'Contractor in the Contract Documents, in each case,
shall mean the Contractor who executes each separate Owner-Contractor Agreement
6.1.3
The Owner shall provide for coordination of the activities of the Owner's own forces and of
each separate contractor with the Work of the Contractor, who shall cooperate with them.
The
Contractor shall participate with other separate contractors and the Owner in reviewing their
construction schedules when directed to do so. The Contractor shall make any revisions to the
construction schedule and Contract Sum deemed necessary after a joint review and mutual
agreement and based on unit or lump sum prices provided in the proposal.
The construction
schedules shall then constitute the schedules to be used by the Contractor, separate contractors and
the Owner until subsequently revised.
6.1.4
Unless otherwise provided in the Contract Documents, when the Owner performs
construction or operations related to the Project with the Owner's own forces, the Owner shall be
deemed to be subject to the same obligations and to have the same rights which apply to the
Contractor under the Conditions of the Contract..
6.2
6.2.1
The Contractor shall afford the Owner and separate contractors reasonable opportunity for
introduction and storage of their materials and equipment and performance of their activities and shall
connect and coordinate the Contractors construction and operations with theirs as required by the
Contract Documents.
6.2.2 If part of the Contractor's Work depends for proper execution or results upon construction or
operations by the Owner or a separate contractor, the Contractor shall, prior to proceeding with that
portion of the Work, promptly report to the Owner apparent discrepancies or defects in such other
construction that would render it unsuitable for such proper execution and results. Failure of the
Contractor to report shall constitute an acknowledgment that the Owner's or separate contractor's
completed or partially completed construction is fit and proper to receive the Contractor's Work,
except as to defects not then reasonably discoverable.
Globaltech, Inc. • 4722 NW 2•'m Avenue. Boca Raton. FL. 33431 •
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04/04/2003
page 5
6.2.3
Costs caused by delays or by improperly timed activities or defective construction shall be
borne by the party responsible thereof.
6.2.4
The Contractor shall promptly remedy damage wrongfully caused by the Contractor to
completed or partially completed construction or to property of the Owner or separate contractors .
These provisions will need to be modified as required for the specific project.
Globalk:ch. Inc. • 4722 NW 2nd Avenue. Boca Raton. FL. 33431 •
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LSJ Cable Installation Bid Tabulation
Item
No.
Item
Pirelli
Pirelli (Stand-
aloner)
Global
Marine
Systems
Durocher
Marine
Remarks
1
Marine Survey/Report
$
49,896 $
57,000 $ 130,000
2
Cable Transfer
$
35,640
Ma in Item 3 $ 110.000
3
Mobilation/Demobilization
$
35,640 $
471,500 $
35,000
4
Marine Installation
$
203,148 $
198,000 $ 250,000
5
LSJ Cable Protectors
$
47,100 $
47,100 $
43,500
6
St. Thomas Cable Protectors
$
11,775 $
11,775 $
14,500
7
LSJ TrenchingNault
$
35,000 $
35,000 $
10,000
GMS items 7 & 8 combined, see note 2
8
LSJ Landside Cable Installation
$
13,600 $
13,600
Included
9
St. Thomas Trenching
$
15,000
Ind. in Item 7 $
6,000
GMS items 9 & 10 combined, see note 2
10
St. Thomas Landside Installation
$
11,600 $
11,600
Included
11
Cable Testing
$
17,820 $
20,000 $
17,820
See Note 3
12
As-laid Drawings
$
14,256 $
14.000 $
5,000
Subtotal of Cable installation Bids: $
490,475 $
879,575 $ 621,820
$800,000
Derochure Marine lump sum, see corresp.
Additional Owner Expense: $
840,500 $
840.500 $ 840,500 $ 979,400 See attached itemized list. See Note 5.
Total Cable Material and Installation Costs: $ 1,330,975 $
1,720,075 $1,462,320 $ 1,779,400
Notes:
1. NI = Not included.
2. Based on budget values provided by local subcontractors.
3. P-J value for testing applied to GMS quote as Pirelli factory has not been forthcoming with information for competitor request.
4. Items in italics completed include reduction in cost based on a combination of Cable installer and Owners Contractor efforts.
5. Cost for spare cable splice kit ($138,900) has been omitted from the itemized list total as purchase of this item
may be delayed or omitted altogether as standby generator capability will be provided in the event the cable is damaged.
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