HomeMy WebLinkAboutSt. Paul Waste Heat Project Agreements, Contracts, & Budget 1986PROJECT AGREEMENT
This agreement between the City of St. George, The Fribilaf
Islands School District, and the Slaska Power Authority outiines
the responsibilities of the parties involved and the procedures
to be followed in connection with design, construction, and
start-up of the St. George Waste Heat Preject. It is recognized
by all parties of this Project Agreement that the Alaska Power
Authority has no economic interest interest in this praject and
that the Owners of this. project are the City of St. George and
the Pribilof islands School District. It is also recognized by
all parties of this Project Agreement that all funding for the
procurement . shipment, and. installation of all details of this
project will by provided by the City of St. George and the
Pribilef Islands Schoal District.
The Alaska Power Authority Aide
Al.
Perform a detailed review of the existing site conditions.
AZ.
Design the Power Flant Waste Heat Recevery system with connection
to three generators. This design will include all piping details
far the generator cooling system.
AS.
Design a system to provide heat directly to the School boiler
system, and ta the Shop adjacent ta the Power Plant.
Aa.
Assist in the identification of equipment suppliers and help
coordinate the procurement and shipment of equipment and
materials for the project.
AS.
Be available for consultations in reference to practical details
af the construction of the system.
AGa
Perform at least two on-site inspections-during the construction
period in order to assure correct installation.
A.
Assist in start-up and run-in procedures and operator training as
needed.
a8.
Froavide a brief operations and maintenance manual for the system.
Bi.
Secure all necessary access and Rights of Way to City of St.
Gearge owned ar operated property for the constructian of this
project.
B2. f
Provide transportation, loacdging and limited man power assistance
to Power Authority Personnel on site as requested in cannection
with performance of Power Authority responsibilities as described
in sections AL-AS. Transportation to/from St. George will be paid
by the Alaska Fower Authority.
BS.
Purchase and install all waste heat recovery equipment in the
Power Plant as specified and shawn an the design drawings as
delivered by the Alaska Power Authority. This responsibility will
be limited toa the following items:
Flat plate heat exchanger
Circulating pump
Expansion tank
Amot valve on waste heat piping
Amet valve on generator coolant piping
All necessary piping as shown on drawings
All necessary electrical connections
Remote hoarizental core radiator with cantrels
Remote vertical core radiator with controls
The partion to be completed by the City of St. George includes
the wall penetration through the Power Plant wall facing the
School.
B4, ‘
If it is decided by the City of St. George to connect the Shop to
the waste heat receavery system, then to purchase and install all
waste heat recovery equipment as specified and shown oan the
design drawings as delivered by the Alaska Power Authority. This
responsibility will be limited to the following items:
Unit heaters
All necessary piping
All necessary electrical connections
411 necessary cantrol valves
BS.
In case any error, ambiguity, or other discrepancy is found on
the design drawings as delivered by the Alaska Fower . Authority
during the construction process, immediately stop all work on the
items in question and notify the Alaska Power Authority that
clarification or correction is needed. nh
BS.
Hold the Alaska Power Authority harmless for any and all claims
against the Alaska Power Authority arising from and directly
caused by actions in cannection with the Alaska Power Autharity’s
invelvement in this project, unless such claims are caused by
gross negligence by the Alaska Power Authority.
BG.
Operate and maintain the system for at least 19 years from date
of start up in accordance with the Operations and Maintenance
Manuel as delivered at project campletion by the Alaska Power
Buthority.
B7.
Continue the provision of heat to the Pribilef Islands School
District for at least one year past the date at which the payment
for heat delivered during the previous calender year becomes due
regardless of any dispute between the parties over such payment.
The yearly payment for waste heat will be calculated using the
following methodology:
1.The amount of waste heat delivered to the Pribilof Islands
School District during a specific year shall be considered ta be
equal to the difference between the School’s fuel consumption
during that year and the average consumption during the last
three years prior to the installation of the waste heat system.
2.7The amount ta be paid by the Pribilef Islands School District
shall be the number of gallons saved (as determined in Sectkian
R7, item 1) times the average fuel price per gallon as paid by
the Pribilof Islands School District for fuel delivered into (the
School*s tank in St. George times @.5.
The amount to be paid for waste heat delivered as calculated by
the methodology described above shall be payable in full no later
than 68 days after the end of the Pribilof Islands School
District"s fiscal year.
Re.
Secure access for Alaska Power Authority personnel or consultants
an contract to the Alaska Power Authority to any part of the
waste heat recapture system located on City of St. George owned
or operated property oar iin any City of St. George owned = or
operated structure over the life of the praject for performance
manitering. Such system monitaring may include system shutdawn
for not more than S hours per year.
BY. ‘
On reguest provide Alaska Power Authority personnel access toa and
capies of any infermation or ducument related to any phase of
this project over the life of the preject from the date of
signature on this Praject Agreement.
Ihe Pribilof Islands School District will:
C4.
Secure all necessary access and Right of Ways to Pribilof Islands
School District owned or operated property for the censtruction
of this project.
Ck.
Provide transportation, ladging and limited man power assistance
ta Power Authority Personnel on site as requested in connection
with performance of Power Authority responsibilities as described
in sections Al~-AG. Transportation to/from St. George will be paid
by the Alaska Fower Authority.
Purchase and install all waste heat recovery equipment between
the existing School heating system and the Power Plant wall penetration as described in section BS of this Project Agreement. The installation is to be made as specified and shown on the
design drawings as delivered by the Alaska Power Authority. This responsibility will be limited to the following items:
Aretic pipe fram the Power Plant to the School
Heat exchanger in School boiler room
Danfoss cantrel valve in school boiler raom
@ @&. new circulating pumps in school boiler room
General piping in School boiler room
Glycol for waste heat system and School boiler system
C4.
In Case any error, ambiquity, or other discrepancy is found on
the design drawings as delivered by the Alaska Fower Authority
during the construction process, immediately stop all work on the
items in question and notify the Alaska Power Authority that
clarification or correction is needed.
CS.
Hold .the Alaska Power Authority harmless for any and all. claims
against the Alaska Power Authority arising frem and directly
Caused by actions in connection with the Alaska Power Authority’ s
invelvement in this project, unless such claims are caused by
grass negligence by the Alaska Power Authority.
C6.
Operate and maintain the system for at least 18 years from date
of start up in accerdance with the Operations and Maintenance
Manuel as delivered at project completion by the Alaska Power
Authority.
cy.
Fay the City of St. George for waste heat received in accordance
with Section BY of this Praject Agreement.
ca.
Secure access for Alaska Fower Authority personnel or consultants
on contract ta the Alaska Power Authority to any part of the
waste heat recapture system located on Pribilef Islands School
District owned or operated property or in any Pribilof Islands
School District awned or operated structure aver the life of the
project for performance monitoring. Such system monitoring may
include system shutdown for not more than S hours per year.
ca.
On request provide Alaska Pawer Authority perseannel access to and
copies of any information or ducument related to any phase of this project over the life of the project fram the date of
signature on this Froaject Agreement.
Miscellaneous Provisions:
Di.
Assignment of authority:
The (City of St. George and the Pribilof Islands School District
assign te the Alaska Power Authority full authority over all
engineering decisions in ceannection with initial study, design,
start-up, and runcin of this project.
D2.
Declaration of Coaperation
The parties of this Project Agreement agree to make every
reasonable effort to promote timely completion of this project
within the 1986 construction season through responsiveness and
coaperation. At the request of any one party Praject Meetings
with the parties of this Project Agreement will be held within 7
calenderdays of the reciept of such request by the other parties.
The party or parties requesting project meetings will pay all
expenses incurred in connection with such meetings.
otn
Limitations to Alaska Power Authority Expenses:
Unless otherwise appraved by the Alaska Power Authority Board of
Birectors, the Alaska Power Authority will not be committed ta
expend more than $15,408 on tagks outlined ain this Project
Agreement.
D4.
Limitations to Pribilof Islands School District Expenses:
The FPribilof. Islands School District will mot be committed to
expend more than $17,882 on this project.
The above Project Agreement as been reviewed, agreed ta, and
executed by the fellowing parties:
Alaska Power Authority
Robert D. Heath Date
Executive Director
City of St. George
Richard Wilson Date
City Manager
Pribilof Islands Sehool District
Denver Bowden Date
Superintendent