Legislation Details

File #: 20-9715    Version: 1 Name: Summit Aquatic Chemical Storage Soil Stabilization - Falkenberg
Type: Ordinance Status: Adopted
File created: 1/21/2020 In control: Parks & Recreation
On agenda: 2/4/2020 Final action: 2/4/2020
Title: Ordinance amending the FY2019/2020 Capital Improvements Projects Budget; Change Order/Amendment #1 with Falkenberg Construction for soil potasium chemical injection for soil stabilization at the Summit Chemical Building in a amount not to exceed $26,285 through a national interlocal agreement with Choice Partners; additionally, authorize the City Manager to execute the initial contract through our interlocal agreement with Choice Partners having originally been presented to City Council as being through our interlocal agreement with TXMAS
Attachments: 1. 20-9715 - Summit Chemical Room - CO#1 Falkenbergl.pdf
From
Steve Plumer, Sr Project Manager

Title
Ordinance amending the FY2019/2020 Capital Improvements Projects Budget; Change Order/Amendment #1 with Falkenberg Construction for soil potasium chemical injection for soil stabilization at the Summit Chemical Building in a amount not to exceed $26,285 through a national interlocal agreement with Choice Partners; additionally, authorize the City Manager to execute the initial contract through our interlocal agreement with Choice Partners having originally been presented to City Council as being through our interlocal agreement with TXMAS

Presenter
Cheryl DeLeon, Director of Parks, Arts and Recreation

Recommended Action
Approve

Analysis
The interior location of the aquatic chemical storage had caused corrosive damage to occur within the existing storage and adjacent electrical and pumping rooms. Staff evaluated a series of designs and determined that an exterior pre-engineered semi-enclosed structure (roofed) would be the most feasible and economical approach to replacement.

On October 15, 2019, City Council awarded a construction contract to Falkenberg Construction in the amount of $70,340.00 for demolition and construction of the new canopy. Once final engineering was completed by the secondary vendor’s (Site Source) engineer, it was determined that soils were unstable, requiring soil stabilization. It was initially presented to City Council as being sourced through our interlocal agreement with TXMAS, however, due to an inability to validate pricing through TXMAS, City Staff is requesting the procurement source be changed to be through our interlocal agreement with Choice Partners; the pricing book remains the same (RS Means) and our quoted estimate will remain the same.

Change Order/Amendment No. 1 in the amount of $26,285 will allow for the labor, material & equipment for Soil Potassium Chemical Injection required for structure stabilization.

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