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HomeMy WebLinkAbout6361RESOLUTION NJ. 6361 A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PROTECT NO. 89 -21/22 - AIRPORT RUNWAY WHEREAS, proposals for Bid No. 89 -21/22 - AIRPORT RUNWAY SCHEDULE IV -- have been received and examin and WHEREAS, the proposal of Kirkland Construction, P.O. Box 580, Rye, Colorado, 81069, in the amount of $227,380.00 was the lowest reliable and responsible proposal; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF PUEBLO, •• cog r• r�&zaau" = The contract for Bid No. 89 -21/22 -- AIRPORT RUNWAY IMPROVEMENTS, SCHEDULE IV -- be, and the same is hereby awarded to said bidder. SECTION 2. The Purchasing Agent be, and he is hereby authorized to execute said contract on behalf of Pueblo, a Municipal Corporation, and the City Clerk shall affix the seal of the City thereto and attest the same. Funds for said project shall be paid from Account No. 50 -1989- 50 -0 -40 -1092. INTRO DUCED April 10 , 1989 BY DR. GILBERT GARBISO Councilman ATTEST: President of the Council City Clerk ISBILL 10190 EAST MONTVIEW BLVD. • March 30, 1989 Mr. Raymond Monroe Director of Aviation Pueblo Memorial Airport 31475 Bryan Circle Pueblo, Colorado 81001 ASSOCIATES, INC. AURORA. COLORADO 80010 -2231 • (303) 364.2500 PUB -1254C Subject: Pueblo Memorial Airport Pueblo, Colorado AIP Project No. 3 -08- 0046 -09 City Project No's. 89 -21 and 89 -22 Schedule I - Reconstruct a Portion of Runway 17/35 Schedule IV - Grade North Safety Area Runway 17/35 Schedule V - Install Runway Identification Signs Recommendation of Award Dear Mr. Monroe: The proposals for the above mentioned referenced project were accepted and opened on March 23, 1989. Three bid proposals were submitted for Schedule I, eight bid proposals for Schedule IV, and one bid proposal for Schedule V. The bidders for the various schedules along with their bid amounts are as follows: Schedule I Asphalt.Paving Company $ 894,654.50 Broderick and Gibbons, Inc. 937,227.50 Kiewit Western Co. 963,043.00 Engineers Estimate 1,032,725.00 Schedule IV NO o�� F Kirkland Trenching and Excavating $ Tarco, Inc. Winslow Construction Co. R.E. Monks Construction Tricon Kent Co. Pinello- Hefner iewit Western, Inc. ice and Rice, Inc. ngineer's Estimate A• Schedule V Main Electric, LTD Engineer's Estimate 227,380.00 240,071.25 257,965.00 259,700.00 306,150.00 356,500.00 371,312.00 383,304.50 326,500.00 $ 60,726.87 71,679.50 AIRPORT CONSULTANTS • ENGINEERS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Mr. Monroe Page Two All proposals have been reviewed and no apparent errors in any of the pricing was found. The unit prices of the various low bidders appear consistent with the engineer's estimate and of the other bidders. The low bid for the Schedule I portion of the project was 13% below the Engineer's Estimate. The low bidder for the Schedule, Asphalt Paving, Inc., properly submitted prequali- fication lists, financial statements and bid bonds. They have been prequalified by the State of Colorado for construction of this size and have a recent history of airport construction:. Asphalt Paving submitted four subcontractors as their DBE's for the project. Marquo, Inc. of Castle Rock (certification number 276) will supply the AC -20 for an approximate subcontract amount of $255,300. Because Marquo, Inc. will be functioning as a supplier on the project, 60 percent of the subcontract amount may be credited towards DBE goals. This figure is $153,180. Pegco Crack Sealing of Arvada (certification number 279) will perform the crack sealing in the subcontract amount of $1,500. Strijpe Wright of Aurora (certification number 395) will perform the pavement marking in the subcontract amount of $3,800. McClanahan Surveying of Colorado Springs will perform the construction surveying in the amount of $3,000. The DBE total amount is $161,480 or 18.0 percent of the Schedule I bid amount. The DBE goal as approved by FAA for the Schedule is 10.6 percent. It is recommended that Schedule I be awarded to Asphalt Paving, Inc. The low bid for the Schedule IV portion of the project was 30% below the Engineer's Estimate. The low bidder for the Schedule, Kirkland Construction Co., Inc., properly submitted prequalification lists, financial statements and bid bonds. They have been prequalified by the State of Colorado for construction of this size and have a recent history of airport construction. DBE subcontractor information was not required because the work will be performed with local funds. It is recommended that Schedule IV be awarded to Kirkland Construction, Inc. Mr. Monroe Page Three There was one bidder for the Schedule V portion of the project. The low bidder Main Electric, Ltd., was 15% below the Engineer's Estimate. There was one other electrical contractor on the planholders list. This was Pueblo Electric, Inc., who did not bid the project. Acme Electric of Salida, Colorado was aware of the bidding of the project and requested bid items for the Schedule. However, they did not elect to acquire a set of project documents /plans. Main Electric, Ltd., properly submitted prequalification lists, financial statements and bid bonds. They have been prequalified by the State of Colorado for construction of this size and have a recent history of airport construction. DBE subcontractor information was not required because the work will be performed with local funds. It is recommended that Schedule V be awarded to Main Electric Co., Ltd. In conclusion, it is our recommendation to award Schedules I, IV, and V to Asphalt Paving, Inc., Kirkland Construction, Inc., and Main Electric, Ltd., respectively. Copies of the Invitation for Bids List, Planholders List, Proof of Publication, and Tabulations of Bids are enclosed. We are requesting concurrance in award from the FAA by a copy of this letter. If you have any questions feel free to contact me at our office. Very ruly yours Thomas W. Le enager TWL Enclosure cc: Mr. Craig Sparks, FAA- DEN -ADO Mr. Marie Portis FAA, Seattle Civil Rights t