The basic scope of services is to assist the City in conducting various analyses for the Feasibility Study and Preliminary Design. A detailed scope of services will be developed once the top consultant is determined. 1. The Engineer shall conduct various analyses to determine the best option to increase raw water supply with the City of Oregon's current system versus purchasing raw water from City of Toledo through their low service pump station. The analyses shall also include an emergency interconnect with Toledo's raw supply as a minimum. 2. The Engineer shall conduct various analyses to determine size and best location for finished water storage per phase or degree of expansion. 3. The Engineer shall conduct various analyses to determine minimum requirements to expand the trunk water distribution to accommodate each phase or degree of expansion. 4. The Engineer shall conduct various analyses to determine all requirements to expand the current water treatment plant, including the continual supply of raw water to the OCE Power Plant and meeting all current EPA regulations and recommendations or best practices for future treatment. The City of Oregon is currently seeking qualification statements from professional engineering firms to provide professional services to conduct various analyses for a Feasibility Study and Preliminary Design for the Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Expansion Project. The purpose of the project is to expand the Oregon Water Treatment Plant from 16 million gallons per day (MGD) to 32 MGD. A Feasibility Study is needed to evaluate various alternatives to increase raw water supply, storage, treatment capacity, and determine the degree of expansion over time (a phased approach), all subject to future industrial development and funding opportunities. Once the Feasibility Study is approved, a Preliminary Design is necessary to further develop cost estimates and design details to submit grant and loan applications. The Scope of Services document is included below. A detailed scope of services will be developed once the top consultant is determined. Additional project information can be found at the site. The City of Oregon Water Treatment Plant and Distribution System is a regional public water system that serves several communities and counties including; City of Oregon, City of Northwood, Lake Township (Wood County), Jerusalem Township (Lucas County), Village of Millbury (Wood County), Village of Harborview (Lucas County), and the Village of Genoa (Ottawa County). The purpose of the project is to expand the Oregon Water Treatment Plant from 16 million gallons per day (MGD) to 32 MGD. A Feasibility Study is needed to evaluate various alternatives to increase raw water supply, storage, treatment capacity, and determine the degree of expansion over time (a phased approach), all subject to future industrial development and funding opportunities. Once the Feasibility Study is approved, a Preliminary Design is necessary to further develop cost estimates and design details to submit grant and loan applications.