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Item No: 7b_Supp Date: September 7 , 2010 Capital Improvement Projects Second Quarter Report 2010 Commission Briefing 1 Capital Improvement Projects Overall Status of Projects 83 Total Projects in report 47 Projects that are within or ahead of target schedule and budget 33 Projects that have either target schedule or budget off 3 Projects that have both schedule and budget off 2 Capital Development Division Aviation Projects Capital Improvement Projects Second Quarter Report 2010 3 Aviation Project Overall Status 26 projects are within target budget and schedule 21 projects are either over budget or have delayed schedule 4 Aviation Quarterly Variance Update includes 47 projects 41 of the projects have no reportable variances for this quarter 4 projects with favorable variances (budget and/or schedule) 2 projects with reportable variances (projected late completion and/or forecast overruns) 5 Projects with Favorable Variances Trash Handling & Recycling System Under Budget The project is anticipating a savings of approximately $200,000 after closeout. Savings were due to pre-purchase of equipment, bids coming in under estimate, and project efficiencies. RMU/Kiosk Concession Program Under Budget The project is anticipating a savings of approximately $700,000 after closeout. Savings were due to the elimination of sites based on the projected use of terminal space. Concessions Flooring Under Budget The project will be returning savings once the contract closeout is complete. Despite unforeseen conditions and schedule delays the team found ways to manage the successful cost savings. 6 Projects with Favorable Variances (cont.) Runway 16L/34R Reconstruction Under Budget The project is anticipating a savings of approximately $6,600,000 after closeout. 7 Projects with Reportable Variances Concessions Unit Readiness Program Schedule delay - The construction phase has been restructured and resequenced , with the intent to maximize the timing for new Concessions opportunities. The project was put on hold until the prioritization decisions were made by the Port's Business Development group. Burien Commercial Property Acquisition Schedule delay Properties are purchased as Commission authorization is received. The program is now expected to be complete in 2011. The last parcel to be acquired is tied to the North East Redevelopment Area (NERA) project which is a joint effort with the city of Burien. They will not be ready to vacate the street until next year. 8 Construction Contract Growth that Exceeds 10% 2nd Floor HVAC 14.47% Change orders were negotiated and issued covering scope and schedule to redesign the supports for the ductwork; address the changed site conditions for the return air duct; and add temporary HVAC to the Host offices. 9 Capital Development Division Seaport Projects Capital Improvement Projects Second Quarter Report 2010 10 Seaport Project Overall Status 11 Projects are within or ahead of target budget and schedule 5 Projects have either target schedule or budget off 2 Project have both target schedule and budget off 11 Seaport Quarterly Variance Update includes 18 projects 16 of these projects have no reportable variances 2 projects have reportable schedule variances 12 Projects with Reportable Schedule Variance T-10 Interim Redevelopment Schedule variance Additional time required for the permits has moved the construction schedule into the next in-water period, an estimated delay of nine months. T-91 Road Pavement and Guard Shack The project design was delayed one quarter in order to coordinate design efforts with the adjacent T-91 Water main project to optimize the design and construction efforts on both projects. 13 Construction Contract Growth that Exceeds 10% T-115 Dock Reconstruction 17.4% Encountered unforeseen underwater obstructions during the pile installation and dredging activities. 14 Capital Development Division Real Estate Projects Capital Improvement Projects Second Quarter Report 2010 15 Real Estate Project Overall Status 6 Projects are within or ahead of target budget and schedule 1 Project has either target schedule or budget off 1 Project has both target schedule and budget off 16 Real Estate Quarterly Variance Update includes 8 projects 7 projects have no reportable variance 1 project has a reportable variance on both schedule and budget 17 Project with Both Budget and Schedule Variance T102 HVAC Renewal/Replacement Additional permit requirements added costs and delayed the project completion until the fall of 2010. 18 Construction Contract Growth that Exceeds 10% No Real Estate projects exceed 10% in construction change orders 19 Project Status Total CIPs Managed by CDD 100% 90% 80% Project Distribution per Quarter 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 2Q09 Report 3Q09 Report 4Q09 Report 1Q10 Report 2Q10 Report Both Schedule and Budget off 2 2 2 2 3 Either Budget or Schedule off 37 34 30 27 27 On Schedule/On Budget 33 34 37 39 43 20 Corporate Division Projects Information and Communications Technology Capital Projects Second Quarter Report 2010 2121 Corporate Overall Status 4 projects are within budget and schedule 2 projects are on-hold 4 projects are behind schedule but within budget 2222 ICT Quarterly Variance Update includes 10 projects 8 projects have no reportable variances for this quarter 2 projects have a reportable variance for this quarter 23 Projects with Reportable Schedule Variances Business Continuity Insufficient power in the airport data center required unplanned infrastructure upgrades for the new High Capacity Realtime Storage Device. The new device is estimated to be online in October 2010 and final project completion is estimated in April 2011, a 6 month delay from the original schedule. Internet Redesign In 2nd quarter 2010 an RFP was advertised for an implementation vendor to assist with the design and development of the new Port of Seattle website. Unfortunately, there were limited responses and the Central Procurement Office is in the process of re-advertising the procurement request. This will delay the estimated completion until June 2011. 24 Construction Contract Growth that Exceeds 10% No ICT projects exceed 10% in construction change orders 25
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