Gargeya, Dilip

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Description: Mitigating Performance Risk on Large, Fast-Paced Design-Build Projects using Complex...

Mitigating Performance Risk on Large, Fast-Paced Design-Build Projects using Complex Hydraulic Modeling Tools at the San Jose/Santa Clara RWF

Abstract

One of the biggest advantages of Design-Build projects is to fast-track work and shorten the time from project start to finish. However, with construction beginning before design is complete, how can an Owner safeguard against partial design development that could potentially result in costly changes during project execution? This paper discusses the development and implementation of a risk mitigation framework using complex hydraulic modeling tools to verify partial design concepts in Design-Build projects.

SpeakerGargeya, Dilip

Presentation time

13:30:00

13:50:00

Session time

13:30:00

14:30:00

SessionLife is Risky: Strategies to Mitigate Risk for Successful Outcomes

Session number424

TopicAsset Management, Utility Management and Leadership

Author(s)

D. GargeyaL. StarostaK. VermaR. White

Author(s)D. Gargeya1; L. Starosta2; K. Verma3; R. White4;

Author affiliation(s)Stantec, WA1; CDM Smith, NM2; City of San Jose, CA3; Jacobs, OR4

SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation

Document typeConference Paper

PublisherWater Environment Federation

Print publication date Oct 2020

DOI10.2175/193864718825157400

Volume / Issue

Content sourceWEFTEC

Word count20

Description: Stop! Do Not Flush! What We Can Learn from Shutting Down the Largest Advanced...

Stop! Do Not Flush! What We Can Learn from Shutting Down the Largest Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility in the Western United States

Abstract

Through an organized process shutdown request (PSR) planning and coordination process, the RWF CIP has been able to increase O&M engagement during design and construction, as well as improving O&M's stake in the successful delivery of CIP Projects. The PSR procedures have also helped standardize the planning, approval, and execution process for process shutdowns; and have allowed for better coordination between active projects to minimizing cumulative impacts to facility operation.

SpeakerGargeya, Dilip

Presentation time

13:40:00

14:00:00

Session time

13:00:00

14:00:00

SessionManaging Equipment and Facilities

Session number613

TopicAsset Management, Utility Management and Leadership

Author(s)

D. GargeyaD. GargeyaK. VermaT. LewisK. O'Dea

Author(s)D. Gargeya1; D. Gargeya1; K. Verma2; T. Lewis2; K. O'Dea2;

Author affiliation(s)Stantec, WA1; City of San Jose, CA2

SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation

Document typeConference Paper

PublisherWater Environment Federation

Print publication date Oct 2020

DOI10.2175/193864718825157563

Volume / Issue

Content sourceWEFTEC

Word count23

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