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C HESAPEAKE B AY B RIDGE AND T UNNEL D ISTRICT @FollowTheGulls | www.cbbt.com 1 Hampton Roads Tunnels Downtown Tunnel Original 1952 Parallel - 1987 Hampton Roads Tunnel Original 1957 Parallel - 1976 Mid-Town


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CHESAPEAKE BAY BRIDGE AND TUNNEL DISTRICT

@FollowTheGulls | www.cbbt.com

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Hampton Roads Tunnels

  • Downtown Tunnel

– Original – 1952 – Parallel - 1987

  • Hampton Roads Tunnel

– Original – 1957 – Parallel - 1976

  • Mid-Town Tunnel

– Original – 1962 – Parallel – 2016

  • Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel(s) 1964
  • Monitor Merrimac Tunnel - 1992

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CBB CBBT T Distr District ict Ov Over erview view

  • Political Subdivision of the Commonwealth
  • 150 Full Time Employees
  • Comprised of 4 divisions

– Administration – Finance – Maintenance – Operations

  • No Federal, State or Local Tax Monies used to

construct or operate

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Project Counsel Nossaman Bond Counsel Nixon Peabody Underwriting Team Bank of America Construction Manager HNTB Design Builder To be awarded May 2016

Par arallel allel Thimble himble Shoal Shoal Tunne unnel l

Strategic Advisor Moffatt & Nichol Pennoni & Assoc. Arcadis Ernst & Young Project Advisory OTP3 Design Manager Jacobs COWI Capital Project Strategies Municipal Advisor Public Financial Management Commission Counsel Willcox & Savage Traffic & Revenue Advisor Steer Davies Gleave CBBT Commission Project Development Committee CBBT District Staff

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Loca Location Ma tion Map

Parallel Thimble Shoal Tunnel

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Alignmen Alignment t for P

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arallel allel Tunne unnel

  • No Right of Way

Acquisition

  • No Large-Scale

Utility Relocation

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Existing Crossover #2 Island Existing Thimble Shoal Channel Tunnel (NB Traffic) #1 Island Fishing Pier Restaurant Proposed Thimble Shoal Channel Tunnel (SB Traffic) Approximate Edge of Existing Island

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Pr Propos

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ed Channe Channel l Dimensio Dimensions ns

  • 67’ (+3’) deep channel
  • 1,000’ Wide at the bottom
  • 70’

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1,000’

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Na National En tional Envir vironmental

  • nmental Polic
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y Act Act (NEP (NEPA) A)

  • Environmental Assessment (EA)
  • FHWA is the lead federal agency
  • Multiple agencies involved
  • Purpose is to identify potentially significant impacts
  • Draft EA signed December 2014
  • Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) signed July 31, 2015
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Na National En tional Envir vironmental

  • nmental Polic
  • licy

y Act Act (NEP (NEPA) A)

Existing Northbound Trestles Existing Southbound Trestles Existing Thimble Shoal Tunnel Area Considered for Potential Impacts Proposed Parallel Thimble Shoal Tunnel

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Per ermitting mitting

  • Contractor will obtain permits and clearances
  • District is a partner with contractors to obtain the permits

and clearances

  • Work to facilitate permitting was initiated during NEPA

process

  • Navigation/Maritime coordination
  • Identification of possible permit conditions
  • Dredge material disposal
  • Information made available through DB process
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Geotec Geotechnical In hnical Investiga estigation tion

  • Geotechnical Ground Investigation

– 38 Seabed CPTs – 20 Marine Sample Borings

  • Geotechnical Data Report (GDR)
  • Geotechnical Baseline Report (GBR)
  • Geophysical Survey

– Multibeam, hydrographic survey – Side scan sonar imaging – Sub-bottom profiling using a chirp system – Sub-seafloor, seismic reflection survey

  • Laboratory Testing on Representative Soil Samples
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Geotec Geotechnical In hnical Investiga estigation tion

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Geotec Geotechnical In hnical Investiga estigation tion

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22 NM Ocean Disposal Area

Of Offshor fshore e Disposal Disposal

CIDMMA Atlantic Ocean Channel Project Site

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Immersed Tube Tunnel Construction

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Immersed Tube Tunnel Construction

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Modern Immersed Tube Tunnel

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Midtown Tunnel

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Midtown Tunnel

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Immersed Tube Tunnel

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Immersed Tube Tunnel

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Project Development

  • November 2013 - Unsolicited proposal received
  • District advertised for competing proposals – none received
  • Strong industry interest
  • Design-Build
  • Bored Tunnel
  • April 2014 - Commission rejects unsolicited proposal and directs

staff to pursue a design-build project

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Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM)

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Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM)

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Bored Tunnel

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Bored Tunnels – Soft Soils

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MTR – Shatin to Central Link

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Tunnel Ring Placement

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TBM Shield Hydraulic Jacks Tunnel Ring Element

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Tunnel Ring Placement

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Cross Section – Bored Tunnel

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Procurement Methodology

  • April 2014 Commission authorizes a solicited Design-Build

procurement

  • Tunnel Method to be by Design-Build teams
  • Two-Step Approach
  • Request For Qualifications
  • Request For Proposals
  • Technically Acceptable – Low Price Selection
  • Stipend to unsuccessful teams who submit compliant proposals

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Request for Qualifications

  • Teams allowed to qualify for Bored, Immersed, or Both
  • Scores independently evaluated
  • Top four teams qualified
  • AWVC – ITT and Bored
  • BTM – ITT and Bored
  • Dragados – Bored
  • SKW - ITT

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Draft RFP

  • Instructions to offerors
  • Comprehensive agreement
  • Technical requirements
  • Reference information
  • One-on-One proprietary meetings – confidential discussion of

terms and Alternative Technical Concepts (ATC)

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Sour Sources of ces of Funding Funding

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Procurement Schedule

Activity Schedule

Issue DB RFQ May, 2015 RFQ due July, 2015 FONSI August, 2015 Short list DB teams August, 2015 Issue draft RFP August, 2015 Final RFP February, 2016 Technical Proposals due March, 2016 Technical proposal evaluation complete April, 2016 Pricing /Final technical proposals due April, 2016 Contract Award May, 2016 Start Construction Summer 2017 Substantial Completion December, 2020

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