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WOOD RODGERS, INC.
Contract Record Series
704-05
Munis Contract #
2026291
Contract Expiration
10/13/2029
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STORMWATER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PLAN, CIP NO. 25659
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City of Pleasanton | Stormwater S y stem Management Plan | PWD 25.601 | PAGE 6 <br />0 <br />WOOD RODGERS <br />3,30 <br />70 <br /> <br />Differentiators <br />IMPLEMENTATION2PLAN <br />25Years <br />of Bay Area drainage master plan <br />experience, including + <br />Miles <br />of pipes <br />risk-based hydrologic & hydraulic 100 <br />Project Understanding + Approach <br />Storm Drain Master Plans for a city the size of Pleasanton <br />necessitates a blend of resources, profound knowledge, <br />technology, and experience for successful execution within time <br />and budget constraints. Wood Rodgers has demonstrated a <br />particular focus on crafting high‐quality and detailed drainage <br />master plans over the past two decades. Our water resources <br />group consistently delivers multiple drainage master plans each <br />year. Notably, we have successfully developed storm drainage <br />master plans for municipalities similar to Pleasanton, with <br />extensive storm drain networks nearing or exceeding 200 miles, <br />subject to open channel high tailwater conditions, and closely <br />integrated with Zone 7 drainage facilities. These master plans <br />include the Alameda County Zone 12 Drainage Master Plan (400 <br />miles of pipes), City of Oakland Drainage Master Plan (500 miles <br />of pipes), San Jose Citywide Storm Sewer Master Plan (1,200 miles <br />of pipes), Valley Water Guadalupe River Modeling (600 miles of <br />modeling using <br />$ <br />million <br /> <br />flow <br />gages <br />pipes), City of Berkeley Storm Master Plan (150 miles of pipes), <br />among others. <br />Given our experience, we recognize that the City of Pleasanton likely <br />faces challenges similar to those we have successfully navigated for <br />other public agencies: <br />▪Aging facilities beyond their standard service life. <br />▪Reactive maintenance and capital projects that lack cost‐ <br />effectiveness. <br />▪Conservative design parameters that may not be <br />economically feasible to implement. <br />in awarded flood mitigation grants ▪Resource constraints that necessitate the development of <br />an additional funding mechanism. <br />▪Multiple flood control objectives driven by diverse <br />stakeholder priorities <br />Built upon extensive drainage master plan experience, Wood <br />Rodgers proposes the following unique approach to navigate <br />those challenges. <br />100+ <br />EXHIBIT A <br />Docusign Envelope ID: DF86282A-2A84-404C-9F8A-A035AEFBCFF8
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