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1 Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project QUARTERLY COST AND SCHEDULE UPDATE PHASE 1 AS OF APRIL 30, 2016 JUNE 2016
2 Phase 1 Cost Summary Quarter Expenditures (Feb, Mar, Apr) Total Expenditures (Thru April 30, 2016) $ 25.5 Million $ Billion Forecast at Completion $ Billion
3 Phase 1 Quarterly Update Dulles Transit Partners (DTP) Closeout Status: Estimated completion date for DTP performed punch list work: June 30, Credit negotiations are underway with DTP for punch list work that will be assigned to the Task Order Closeout Contract (most notably VDOT items). Warranty claims processing and remedial work by DTP will continue; most significant item is storm sewer and roadway underdrain repair. WMATA Facilities Major Activities through 2016 Art-in-Transit was completed in April. Automatic Train Control (ATC) Remote Terminal Units were completed in March. Estimated completion date for Traction Power Remote Terminal Unit Upgrade: June. This work is being performed by WMATA. Estimated completion date for ATC Training Equipment: August. Estimated completion date for Third Rail Heater Controllers: December.
4 Phase 1 Quarterly Update Closeout of VDOT Comprehensive Agreement VDOT has proposed an all-inclusive cost for performance of disputed punch list items and DTP warranty work in the amount of $ 37m. Warranty work must remain the responsibility of DTP. The remaining cost and scope of the punch list items will be negotiated with VDOT on an individual basis. Task Order Contract Status Task Orders with Notice To Proceed: 24 issued; 12 complete. The largest outstanding task orders will be for: Heat Tape Upgrades (Negotiations nearing completion). Old Meadow Road Conceptual Study (Contractor Proposal Evaluation) in progress. Concrete pavement repairs (related to disputed VDOT punchlist) in preparation.
5 Old Meadow Road Schedule In April 2016, Verizon provided evidence of Prior Rights which meant the Project is responsible for the fiber optic communication ductbank relocation costs. Project is pursuing an alternate design concept to avoid the cost and time of the ductbank relocation. Evaluate Alternate Design Concept: Late August Develop Property Acquisition/Permit Drawings: October Property Acquisition Process: October 2016 October Complete Final Design: March Award Construction Contract: September Construction: September 2017 to April If the alternate concept is not feasible, ductbank relocation may add up to a year to the schedule.
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7 Dulles Rail DULLES CORRIDOR METRORAIL PROJECT - PHASE 1 MONTHLY COST SUMMARY As of April 30, 2016 Description Budget Budget Total Budget Variances Expenditures to Date Contract Contract DULLES CORRIDOR METRORAIL PROJECT - PHASE 1 Authorization 1,6 Amount 2 Forecast 3 Amount Percent Amount Total NTP Substantial Over / (Under) Percent a b b-a b-a/a c c/b Note 5 DESIGN-BUILD 2,051,345,982 1,712,504,539 2,048,638,486 (2,707,496) -0.1% 2,048,425, % 2-Mar-09 9-Sep-13 UTILITY RELOCATION 178,607, ,016, ,802, , % 176,142,038 99% 1-Aug Sep-10 ROW 71,709,235 87,215,795 70,806,290 (902,945) -1.3% 69,403,850 98% 1-Aug Feb-10 WMATA 293,901, ,635, ,901, % 195,916,178 67% 28-Jul-07 8-Dec-13 PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING 4 100,730, ,968, ,730, % 100,730, % 28-Jun Jun-08 PROJECT MANAGEMENT 285,418, ,109, ,834,217 3,415, % 255,615,858 88% n/a n/a TOTAL FOR DCMP 2,981,713,330 2,443,450,278 2,981,713, % 2,846,234,159 95% Notes: 1 Budget Authorization based on FFGA project budget with estimated contingency spread among line items; includes interrelated highway improvements; does not include financing costs. 2 Budget Amount is based on FFGA project budget but does not include finance costs and contingency distribution. 3 Total Forecast includes approved change orders, estimates at completion and the estimated cost of future contingency utilization. It does not include finance costs. 4 Preliminary Engineering expenditures have been agreed to be $100,731,000. This is $237,646 under the original budget of $100,968,646. The under run is transferred to unallocated contingency. 5 Design-Build Contract Substantial Completion Date was revised from the original date of 7/31/2013 to 9/9/ Additional Budget Authorization of $150 million was approved by the Airports Authority's Board on June 22, 2012; Another additional Budget Authorization of $76 million was approved by the Airports Authority's Board on May 20, Legend: Black - Forecast within Authorization Green - Forecast less than 3% over Authorization Red - Forecast greater than 3% over Authorization
8 DULLES CORRIDOR METRORAIL PROJECT - PHASE 1 CONTINGENCY UTILIZATION As of April 30, 2016 Dulles Rail ATTACHMENT 2 Description DULLES CORRIDOR METRORAIL PROJECT - PHASE 1 Amount in million ($) Total Contingency (including additional funding) $ Total Contingency Utilized through April 2016 $ Remaining Contingency $ -
9 ATTACHMENT 1 Dulles Rail Airport Project No Description DULLES CORRIDOR METRORAIL PROJECT - PHASE 1 Original Budget Amount Budget Authorization DESIGN-BUILD DCMP 5101/5103 DTP - FFP 1,185,980,111 1,322,086,717 DCMP 5101/5103 Trackwork Allowance 75,378,042 88,408,431 DCMP 5101/5103 Station Finishes & MEP Allowance 81,953,493 96,120,562 DCMP 5101/5103 WFCY Sound and Box Platforms Allowance 6,686,211 7,842,037 DCMP 5101/5103 Pedestrain Bridges Allowance 12,239,488 14,355,294 DCMP 5101/5103 Site Development Allowance 61,718,153 70,200,426 DCMP 5101/5103 Installation of Public Art Allowance 633, ,436 DCMP 5101/5103 Communications and Securtiy Allowance 24,300,826 28,501,641 DCMP 5101/5103 Fire Suppression Allowance 2,667,214 3,128,288 DCMP 5101/5103 Elevators and Escalators Allowance 38,732,282 45,427,822 DCMP 5101/5103 Spare Parts Allowance 5,515,011 6,468,375 DCMP 5101/5103 WFCY S&I Building Allowance 27,613,591 32,387,074 DCMP 5101/5103 Traction Power Supply Allowance 45,594,511 53,393,254 DCMP 5101/5103 ATC Supply Allowance 26,918,598 31,571,940 DCMP 5101/5103 Corrosion & Stray Currents Allowance 1,579,685 1,852,761 DCMP 5101/5103 Contact Rail Allowance 8,431,848 9,889,438 DCMP 5101/5103 Wiehle Parking Garage Allowance (By others) 29,091,684 34,120,681 DCMP 5101/5103 Commodity Index Payments 77,469,926 86,241,691 DCMP 5101/5103 Contingency 220,235,332 Adjustment due to Additional Funding ,036,208 Adjustment due to Additional Funding ,569,907 SUBTOTAL - DESIGN-BUILD 1,932,739,867 2,051,345,982 UTILITY RELOCATION DCMP 5101/5103 DTP (Lane) 83,310,836 98,449,857 DCMP 5101/5103 Design 2,394,135 2,775,026 DCMP 5101/5103 PM/CM 8,347,544 9,498,307 DCMP 5101/5103 Legal Permit Fee 834, ,095 DCMP 5101/5103 TERF 6,502,667 7,137,990 DCMP 5101/5103 Washington Gas Light - Force Account 4,231,456 4,644,877 DCMP 5101/5103 Dominion Power - Force Account 7,410,599 8,134,628 DCMP 5101/5103 Verizon - Force Account 3,418,254 3,752,224 DCMP 5101/5103 ATT Local - Force Account 1,935,438 2,124,534 DCMP 5101/5103 ATTLD - Force Account 216, ,407 DCMP 5101/5103 Verizon Business (MCI) - Force Account 1,761,409 1,933,502 DCMP 5101/5103 FiberLight - Force Account 75,234 82,585 DCMP 5101/5103 Qwest Government - Force Account 1,708,886 1,875,847 DCMP 5101/5103 Qwest Comercial - Force Account 993,153 1,090,186 DCMP 5101/5103 Above Net - Force Account 1,467,478 1,610,853 DCMP 5101/5103 Level 3 Com - Force Account 995,253 1,092,491 DCMP 5101/5103 XO Communication - Force Account 250, ,438 DCMP 5101/5103 Cox - Force Account 752, ,598 DCMP 5101/5103 Comcast - Force Account 178, ,156 DCMP 5101/5103 Fibergate - Force Account 31,512 34,591 DCMP 5101/5103 Time-Warner - Force Account 199, ,075 DCMP 5101/5103 FastToll (Qwest Business) - Force Account 220, ,135 DCMP 5101/5103 VDOT - Force Account 178, ,014
10 ATTACHMENT 1 Dulles Rail Airport Project No Description Original Budget Budget Amount Authorization DCMP 5101/5103 ITS Fiber - Force Account 26,260 28,826 DCMP 5101/5103 UTILITY COMPANIES DESIGN 1,574,500 1,728,332 DCMP 5101/5103 Contingency 20,093,426 Adjustment due to Additional Funding ,130,452 Adjustment due to Additional Funding 2015 (9,632,843) SUBTOTAL - UTILITY RELOCATION 149,109, ,607,183 ROW DCMP 5101/5103 Support Services 8,171,000 8,625,590 DCMP 5101/5103 Land & Relocation 79,044,794 87,639,548 DCMP 5101/5103 Contingency 9,049,345 Adjustment due to Additional Funding 2012 (9,496,008) Adjustment due to Additional Funding 2015 (15,059,895) SUBTOTAL - ROW 96,265,139 71,709,235 WMATA DCMP 5101 Vehicles 195,138, ,863,121 DCMP 5101 Construction and Procurement 31,484,799 35,958,085 DCMP 5101 WMATA Force Account Startup 13,777,100 15,734,518 DCMP 5101 Project Management and Final Design 31,235,400 35,673,251 DCMP 5101/5103 Contingency 38,593,348 Adjustment due to Additional Funding 2012 (31,743,347) Adjustment due to Additional Funding ,415,528 SUBTOTAL - WMATA 310,228, ,901,156 PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING DCMP PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING 100,968, ,968,646 Adjustment due to Additional Funding 2012 (237,647) Adjustment due to Additional Funding SUBTOTAL - PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING 100,968, ,730,999 PROJECT MANAGEMENT DCMP 5101/5103 MWAA 23,225,715 27,133,777 DCMP 5101/5103 PMSS 88,565, ,771,334 DCMP 5101/5103 VDOT 1,439,608 1,686,783 DCMP 5101/5103 OTHERS 28,879,153 33,791,186 DCMP 5101/5103 Contingency 24,273,563 Adjustment due to Additional Funding ,310,061 Adjustment due to Additional Funding ,725,634 SUBTOTAL - PROJECT MANAGEMENT 166,383, ,418,775 TOTAL FOR DCMP 2,755,695,281 2,981,713,330
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