There are National Park Service (NPS) storage sheds that are within the bounds of the project area that must be accounted for in the design. The current water supply line runs to the North, from the NPS well-head to the monument housing building. There is also an ephemeral stream channel that is running along the northeast portion of the project area. This and the existing wellhead have potential standoff that will be considered within the project design.
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The purpose of this task is to research regulatory requirements and potential treatment options. It will also include reviewing all existing information and data provided by the project client to determine potential gaps to provide better focus on the site visit
The purpose of this task is to conduct a site visit to Chiricahua National Monument. During the site visit all surveying, soil testing, and site analysis will be conducted.
The purpose of this task is to conduct all geotechnical analysis from the test samples collected during the site visit to the monument.
The purpose of this task is to develop a topographical map with all necessary and relevant data including survey data and site infrastructure.
This task is to provide a design for the freshwater distribution and waterline on site at the monument.
Given the sensitive environment and specific site conditions of the National Monument, the wastewater treatment design must ensure that wastewater is collected, treated, and disposed of in a manner that protects surrounding ecosystems, particularly groundwater resources.
The purpose of this task is for wastewater collection system design, all necessary variables such as design flow and pipe sizing and all material requirements will be selected in this task.
The purpose of this task is to develop a cost estimate. This task will account for all construction costs accrued both before, during, and after construction.
Plans will be developed in AutoCAD Civil3D, with a 30%, 60%, 90%, and Final Submission as per required
This task assesses the positive and negative social, environmental, and economic impacts of the final project.
This task provides the necessary deliverables for the project which include the 30%, the 60%, the 90% and the final submittal.
The purpose of this task is to ensure project management, accomplished through meetings and schedule and resource management.
The staffing for the project is as follows:
Senior Engineer (SENG) - responsible for the oversight of the entire project. Estimated at 50.5 hours of work for project. Requires PE and Bachelor's degree.
Engineer (ENG) - Responsible for the technical core of the work. Estimated at 100 hours of project work. Requires PE and Bachelor's degree.
Engineer-in-Training (EIT) - recently drafted engineer, aids with design and drafting, but also assists in design and scheduling. Estimated at 196 hours of work for project. Requires FE and Bachelor's degree.
Intern (INT) - Assists EIT and ENG with design related tasks. Estimated at 165 hours of work. Requires enrollment in ABET accredited CE or EnvE program.
The below table details all of the staffing roles as well as the project hours per role per task.
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