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Site Preparation Lessons Learned

Site Preparation Lessons Learned. Michael P. Bromfield, Construction Engineer Convention Facilities Advisory Committee Review March 10 –11, 2009. Site Preparation Lessons Learned. Outline Site Preparation Purpose Existing Site Prior BNL Work Site Preparation Scope Lessons Learned

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Site Preparation Lessons Learned

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  1. Site Preparation Lessons Learned Michael P. Bromfield, Construction Engineer Convention Facilities Advisory Committee Review March 10 –11, 2009

  2. Site Preparation Lessons Learned • Outline • Site Preparation Purpose • Existing Site • Prior BNL Work • Site Preparation Scope • Lessons Learned • Path Forward

  3. Site Preparation Purpose • Site Preparation was included as an early procurement (authorized pre-CD-3) to: • Provide an activity that reduced schedule risk to the Ring Building by: • Reducing potential for unknown utilities or site conditions delaying construction start • Reduce GC schedule risk during early construction • Be mobilized to correct any deficiencies left over from previous activity at the site (leftover facilities or environmental liabilities) • It provided a number of other benefits as well

  4. Site Preparation - Existing Site Bldg 100 Demolished Bldg 210 Demolished Bldg 211 Demolished Bldg 87 Demolished Bldg 481 Demolished Bldg 209 Demolished Ring Bldg Footprint Construction Area Perimeter Existing Buildings to be removed prior to construction

  5. Prior Work by BNL • On-going BNL program removed excess facilities/structures • Relocated Warehouse Facilities • Demolished Existing Facilities and Slabs/Foundations • Prepared Recycling Area and recycled concrete foundations • Remove Rail Road tracks and ties • Performed clean up and removal of oil-water separators and related sanitary piping

  6. Site Preparation Scope • Site Preparation Scope/Construction Packages • Clear and Grub Trees • Abandon Existing Site Utilities/Relocate Utilities • Abandon Monitoring Wells/Relocate Wells • Verify no environmental liabilities • Provide Utilities for Construction (power and communication)

  7. Site Prep Status • All base scope work completed -2/17/09 running under budget • Some minor punchlist / closeout items remain • Added some items to scope • Enlarged recharge basin & stockpiled structural fill due to seasonal environmental permit constraint • Added maintenance of erosion control until Ring Bldg Contractor mobilizes • Added clean-up of miscellaneous debris • No evidence of environmental liabilities • Ready for Ring building GC

  8. Site Preparation – Site Clearing View of Cleared Site From NSLS I

  9. Site Preparation – Site Clearing Tree Clearing Along Grove Street

  10. Site Preparation – Electrical

  11. Site Preparation Lessons Learned • Summary • Site access control requirements • NSLS-II CM Staff increased knowledge of BNL systems, procedures, personnel and points of contact • Understanding of requirements for shutdowns, notifications, permits and utility tie-ins • Utility mark-outs and surveys will assist Ring Building utility installation • Improved coordination of field inspectors and safety engineers in oversight of contractor performance

  12. Site Preparation Lessons Learned • Better understanding of site access control requirements • Repeated unauthorized incursions of area by Lab personnel • Despite Signs, Roadblocks and Web & Email Postings • Additional time & effort spent: • Chasing Unauthorized Personnel from Area, • Maintaining Signs & Barricades • On-site fauna destroyed construction fencing in path to food, habitats • Need for well managed “permanent fence” instead of temporary construction fence

  13. Site Preparation Lessons Learned • NSLS-II CM Team new to BNL • Different Culture • “Outside world” experience • Site Preparation work facilitated: • Knowledge / Understanding of BNL/DOE expectations and requirements • Enhanced familiarity with BNL systems, procedures, personnel and points of contact

  14. Site Preparation Lessons Learned • Lessons Learned • Understanding of requirements for shutdowns, notifications, permits and utility tie-ins • Determine Timeframe required for coordination with BNL Depts. • Requirements for off-hour work due to maintenance of operations, personnel availability.

  15. Site Preparation Lessons Learned • Lessons Learned • Utility mark-outs and surveys will assist Ring Building Utility installation: • Facilitated planning for temporary utilities, as well as familiarity with existing and surrounding site utilities, infrastructure; • Exposed unmarked structures, utilities, and identified “known-unknown utilities”.

  16. Site Preparation Lessons Learned • Lessons Learned • Improved coordination of field inspectors and safety engineers in oversight of contractor performance: • Good Planning & Project Oversight by CF & ESH Teams, • Collaborative Approach With Contractors Mitigated Weather Impacts & Potential Impacts due to Scope Changes, • No Impact to Vehicular & Pedestrian Traffic.

  17. Site Preparation Lessons Learned Lessons Learned and experience brought From “Outside Staff”: New Technologies, Systems for Administering, managing projects; Implementation of Primavera Contract Manager, “Slight” Modification of BNL Procedures to incorporate experiences Experience with CM scheduling and estimating methods Experience with claims prevention and mitigation

  18. Path Forward • Employ Lessons Learned on Site Preparation • Start Permitting Process Early, • Recommend Site Access Control Measures to Ring Building Contractor • Continue to Coordinate with BNL Site Operations to preclude delays, • Keep current with BNL Procedures / Systems • Partner with Ring Building GC to expedite mobilization and communication, to facilitate efficient resolution of issues as they will inevitably arise.

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