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EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF SERVICES A-1 PROJECT PURPOSE/DESCRIPTION The general purpose of the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Assessment and Improvement Plan project is to determine the improvement needs of the plant by review and assessment its' current condition, processes, and previously prepared reports and findings by others; and to develop a sequencing plan that prioritizes and establishes a schedule for the needed improvements, their interdependency and estimated costs. The intent of this agreement is for the Consultant to provide civil engineering design and consulting services for the subject project. The scope of work under this agreement will generally consist of, but not be limited to, attendance at project meetings; submittal of monthly progress reports; assess the needed improvements of the Plant by reviewing previous studies, evaluations and reports, and conducting on-site interviews and a workshop; and preparation of a recommended improvements sequencing plan that ranks relative priorities of critical needs, establishes a baseline schedule and sequence of improvements that accounts for needs of future improvements, and cost estimates. A-2 DESCRIPTION OF CONSULTANT SERVICES A-2.1 Task 1 -Needs Assessment Report: Consultant shall compile, review and assess previous studies, evaluations, reports and recommendations prepared for the WWTP by others; and conduct on-site interviews and walk-throughs with the plant Operations and Maintenance Supervisor, electrical and instrumentation technicians and shift supervisors. Consultant shall then conduct a Needs Assessment Workshop with WWTP and project staff to assess the current improvement recommendations, determine if there are areas that require additional investigations or evaluation, and define areas for innovation, use of newer technologies, and potential alternatives. A Needs Assessment Report will then be prepared by Consultant that focuses on the following areas: Plant Redundancy. There is currently minimal redundancy at the WWTP. Consultant shall evaluate redundancy needs at all levels (process, mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, etc). Electrical System. The WWTP needs significant upgrades to the Plant Electrical System. The existing electrical equipment has reached or exceeded its expected service life. Presently, 480 volt three phase "ungrounded" electrical power is distributed in a "simple radial" arrangement. This arrangement provides no redundancy to the motor control centers located throughout the WWTP. Consultant shall evaluate the condition of the existing equipment, personnel WWTP Assessment and Improvement Plan 2/17/2005 Project No. OS-593-52-209 Page 1S of 23