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Construction contract with Klutz Construction, LLC for Cottonwood and Fish Creek Stream Stability Improvements Phase 1, in the total amount of $482,010; material testing with Kleinfelder in the amount of $12,050.25; in-house engineering in the amount of $24,100.50; and 5% construction contract contingency in the amount of $24,100.50 for a total project cost of $542,261.25
Presenter
Romin Khavari, City Engineer, Gabe Johnson, Director of Public Works and Duane Strawn, Director of Parks, Arts and Recreation
Recommended Action
Approve
Analysis
On Tuesday, July 21, 2020, the City of Grand Prairie opened bids for Cottonwood and Fish Creek Stream Stability Improvements Phase 1. The low bidder is Klutz Construction, LLC in the total amount of $482,010.00 for Base, and Additive Alternate Bid #1 and #2 .
This project was identified as part of the FY19 Capital Projects Budget and Capital Projects Plan for Proposed Storm Drainage Projects. The Cottonwood and Fish Creek Stream Stability Improvements Phase 1 project provides for stream stability improvements at two locations on Cottonwood Creek and one location on Fish Creek. Improvements at these three locations are covered under the 404 Nationwide permit with the US Army Corp of Engineers.
The Cottonwood and Fish Creek Stream Stability Improvements Phase 1 project is part of the City-Wide Master Drainage Plan for stream stability improvements on Cottonwood Creek and Fish Creek. This project provides for installation of 435 cubic yards of 24-inch size rock riprap and 1,615 cubic yards of 18-inch thick grouted rock riprap at critical locations in the creek bottoms to help mitigate the severe creek erosion taking place. This work will be in City Park (McFalls Park) and City owned properties.
The Base bid consists of two locations: One at McFall's Park along cottonwood creek east of Carrier Parkway, downstream of the existing spillway which has experienced erosion and the second location along F...
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