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Executive Summary <br /> Table S-2.—Preferred alternative cost estimate <br /> Reclamation March 20051 <br /> Feature cost estimate ($) <br /> Pipelines 154,504,770 <br /> Pumping plants 32,270,000 <br /> Water treatment plants 46,541,780 <br /> Tanks and air chambers 67,730,000 <br /> Transmission lines 21,761,661 <br /> Turnout structure 1,778,490 <br /> Gallup Regional System 21,000,000 <br /> Subtotal 345,586,701 <br /> Mobilization 5% 17,500,000 <br /> Unlisted items 10% 36,913,299 <br /> Subtotal 400,000,000 <br /> Contingencies 25% 100,000,000 <br /> Subtotal(field costs) 500,000,000 <br /> Noncontract costs 30% 150,000,000 <br /> Subtotal 650,000,000 <br /> New Mexico taxes on field costs 30,000,000 <br /> (estimated at 6%) <br /> Navajo Nation taxes on field costs excluding 14,100,000 <br /> Gallup Regional System field cost of <br /> $30 million (estimated at 3%) <br /> Subtotal 694,100,000 <br /> Land, relocation, and damage2 7,000,000 <br /> Cultural resource mitigation 11,000,000 <br /> Environmental mitigation 4,000,000 <br /> Total project cost 716,100,000 <br /> 1 The cost analysis contained in this PR/DEIS is based on an appraisal level of <br /> analysis. As part of Reclamation's efforts to attain greater transparency and <br /> accountability with regards to its engineering analyses,the cost estimate is being <br /> re-priced. This means that instead of updating the 2005 cost estimates using <br /> engineering cost indices,the components of the proposed project will be individually <br /> re-priced in order to gain greater confidence in the estimate. Once the re-pricing is <br /> completed, which we anticipate to occur during the 90-day public comment period, <br /> Reclamation will update the PR/DEIS through an addendum or potentially the use of <br /> errata sheets. <br /> 2 The estimate includes rights-of-way(ROW)costs for the San Juan Treatment <br /> Plant only. Should it be determined that ROW for the rest of the features needs to be <br /> included in the project costs, an additional $30-60 million should be added. <br /> • <br /> S 7 <br />