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580 <br /> <br />April 23, 1991 <br /> <br /> The low bidders (Century Concrete Services, Crofton Diving <br />Corporation, and Crowder Contracting) have been investigated by <br />the Department of Public Works and are in good standing. <br /> <br /> The total anticipated cost of the work is itemized as <br />follows: ~ <br /> <br /> Contract Price: <br /> -Century Concrete Services (Deck Overlay) $507,100.00 <br /> -Crofton Diving Corporation (Pile Jacketing) $ 3!~9~9.55 <br /> -Crowder Contracting Company (Expansion Joints)$ 32,616.00 <br /> Sub-Total $571,635.55 <br /> Engineering and Inspection $ 15,621.47 <br /> Contingencies $31,242.98 <br /> <br /> TOTAL $618,500.00 <br /> <br /> I am requesting an appropriation in the amount of <br />$482,500. This amount, when added to previously appropriated <br />funds, will provide sufficient resources for the project. The <br />Director of Public Works recommends appropriation of the <br />required funds and award of the contracts to the low bidders <br />(Century Concrete Services, Crofton Diving Corporation and <br />Crowder Contracting Company). <br /> <br /> I, therefore, concur and recommend award of the contracts <br />and appropriation of the necessary funds. With your approval of <br />this item, the balance in the Capital Improvements Fund will be <br />$5,134,959." <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Epperson and <br />following ordinance was approved <br />unanimous vote: <br /> <br />seconded by Mr. Clemons, the <br />on first reading, and by <br /> <br /> "AN ORDINANCE TO APPROPRIATE $482,500.00 FROM THE CAPITAL <br />IMPROVEMENTS FUND TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE COMPLETION OF REPAIRS <br />TO THE CHURCHLAND BRIDGE AND THE PARADISE CREEK BRIDGE." <br /> <br /> 91-147 Letter from the City Manager recommending adoption <br />of an ordinance to appropriate $204~600 from the Public Utility <br />Capital Improvements Fund for the installation of an alarm <br />system to connect with the overall Citywide Master System to <br />upgrade the existing systems at sewage pump stations, and award <br />of the contract to Sherwood-Logan & Associates, Inc. <br /> <br /> "The City began to implement a remote alarm system in 1985 <br />to indicate malfunctions at sewage pumping stations as required <br />by both State and Federal regulations. This system is now <br />active in 26 of our 50 pumping stations. <br /> <br /> The requested appropriation will provide for an updated <br />computerized system, including the enhancement of the existing <br />remote units as well as provide equipment to expand the system <br />to our 24 stations not currently monitored. The project has <br />been approved in prior Public Utility Capital Improvement Plans. <br />The City competitively bid this project and the low bid received <br />to provide the necessary materials and services was $204,600 <br />from Sherwood-Logan & Associates, Inc. <br /> <br /> I, therefore, recommend that an appropriation of $204,600 <br />be approved from [he Public Utility Capital Improvements Fund <br />and further recommend that the contract be awarded to Sherwood- <br />Logan & Associates, Inc. in order for work on this project to <br />begin. With your approval of this item, the balance of the <br />Public Utility Capital Improvements Fund will be $17,220,400.~ <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Hawks and seconded by Mr. King, the <br />following ordinance was approved on first reading, and by <br />unanimous vote: <br /> <br /> <br />