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Item No. 6c_supp_b Date of Meeting December 8, 2015 SeaTac International Airport NorthSTAR Program Action Briefing December 8, 2015 Agenda Schedule Scope Budget Phasing North Satellite Renovation/Expansion 2 NSAT Renovation & NSTS Lobbies Q4 15 Q1 16 Q2 16 Q3 16 Q4 16 Q1 17 Q2 17 Q3 17 Q4 17 Q1 18 Q2 18 ID Task Name Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 1 Commission Authorization Preliminary Work 2 100% Design - Prelim Work Pkg #1 3 100% Design Prelim Work Pkg #2 4 Commission Authorization - MACC 5 100% Design Base Building 6 Construction Prelim Work Pkg #1 PLB Relocation 7 Construction Prelim Work Pkg #2 Mass Excavation for Expansion / Utility Reroute / Structural Steel 8 Construction Base Building Expansion Buildout /Renovation >>>> December 8, 2015 Commission Meeting Request authorization for preliminary construction, additional preconstruction services & construction audit services Q3 2016 Commission Meeting Request authorization for remaining construction services Commission Schedule and Actions 3 NSAT Renovation & NSTS Lobbies Request Breakdown Value Authorization Request Scope of Work: Direct Construction Cost $67.5 M Relocate existing passenger loading bridges Legend: Relocate aircraft positions PWP #1 Design Development $5.7 M oPWP #2 Reconfigure fuel pits Escalation $4.7 M Relocate aircraft gate infrastructure Re-route site utilities GC/CM Bonds, NSS, Fee $8.5 M Construct access stairs for ground boarded aircraft o Conduct mass excavation Construction Contingency $1.5 M o Install shoring associated with mass excavation Sales Tax $7.7 M o Demolish and replace apron concrete panels o Drill shaft foundations RMM (Expense) $2.5 M Purchase and install a section of fixed loading bridge o Conduct selective demolition Total $98.1 M o Construct a waterproof enclosure the north end of the building o Purchase the following for the entire project: Structural steel Vertical circulation components (elevators & escalators) Major electrical and mechanical equipment Fuel hydrants (long-lead) Curtainwall system Project Authorization breakdown 4 NSAT Renovation & NSTS Lobbies Current Forecast Growth Budget Design Phase $62.1 M $66.1 M $4.0 M Construction Phase $325.0 M $388.4 M $63.4 M Sales Tax $28.8 M $34.9 M $6.1 M Subtotal (Capital) $415.9 M $489.4 M $73.5 M Expense (RMM) $5.8 M $11.8 M $6.0 M Total $421.7 M $501.2 M $79.5 M Overall growth at 60% attributed to: 30% added scope items (13) incorporated into the design, as noted in prior 2015 Commission briefing ($35.4M) 60% estimated market driven growth ($8.5M) Increased costs associated with design refinement from 30% to 60%, unit cost adjustments and updated subcontractor pricing ($29.6M) Increased asbestos abatement associated with fireproofing overspray removal ($6.0M) Forecasted budget range $470-490 million (after Value Engineering) Project Cost Growth Summary 5 NSAT Renovation & NSTS Lobbies Sequence of Events 1) N10 Fuel Pit/Stairs 2) N11 to N10A PLB Relo 3) RON new walkway 4) RON N12A to N11B 5) RON N12B to N11C 6) RON N12C to N11D 7) N14 to N3A PLB Relo 8) N16 Egress Stairs 9) Remove N15 New Positions / Structures Deleted Positions / Structures North Satellite PWP #1 Construction Phasing 6 NSAT Renovation & NSTS Lobbies Sequence of Events 1) Construct waterproof enclosure for north end of the building 2) Conduct selective demolition 3) Install shoring associated with mass excavation 4) Conduct mass excavation 5) Demolish and replace apron concrete panels 6) Drill shaft foundations 7) Purchase selected equipment/material Construction Zone (fenceline) PWP #2 Building Footprint (excavation) North Satellite PWP #2 Construction Phasing 7
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