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Exhibit A-2 <br />Phase 4 Scope of Work <br />South Platte Decision Support System - <br />Consumptive Use and Water Budget Component <br />May 31, 2006 <br />Introduction <br />Following is the Scope of Work for Phase 4 of the Consumptive Use and Water Budget <br />component of the South Platte Decision Support System. The objectives of this scope of work <br />are as follows: <br />To digitize Water Commissioner Field Book information that is not currently in HydroBase for <br />the period 1950 through 2005. <br />To develop Basin Information memoranda for large basin municipal users that include physical, <br />legal, and operational information. (Task 5) <br />To create specific StateMod modeling recommendation sheets based on interviews and Basin <br />Information Memoranda developed in earlier phases and this phase for basin projects, large <br />agricultural users, and municipal users. (Task 5) <br />To develop StateMod modeling recommendations for the inclusion of specific and grouped <br />augmentation plans, transfers, exchanges, and alternate points of diversions based on <br />investigations in earlier phases. (Task 7) <br />To enhance the existing consumptive use model, StateCU, to include new capabilities based on <br />new technologies, recommendations from State and other users, and recommendations based <br />on SPDSS Phase 3 efforts. (Task 76) <br />To coordinate and share the Consumptive Use and Water Budget investigations with water users, <br />the technical peer review committee members, the State and other SPDSS contractors. (Task <br />81) <br />Table 1 lists the Phase 4 activities that have been identified in the SPDSS Feasibility Study <br />(October 2001 } to achieve these goals. The tasks will be performed by the Consumptive Use and <br />Water Budget Contractor, Leonard Rice Engineers, Inc. Task numbers listed in the scope of <br />work relate to the task numbers given to the entire SPDSS task items, shown in Table 1. Note <br />each of the tasks were initiated in earlier phases and will be completed in Phase 4. Table 1 also <br />shows the Feasibility Alternative 2 estimate of costs for each of the tasks included in Phase 4 <br />plus the costs for those tasks to-date, including Phase 4 costs. <br />Page A-1 <br />