- Meeting Date:
- 08/18/2020
- From:
- Stacey Brechler-Knaggs, Grants and Contracts Manager
Information
TITLE:
STAFF RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Approve the Grant Agreement #3-04-0015-044-2020 with the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration in the amount of $859,977 for the Design of a Snow Removal Equipment Building.
Executive Summary:
Financial Impact:
Policy Impact:
Connection to PBB Key Community Priorities/Objectives & Regional Plan:
To maintain and deliver quality, reliable infrastructure for our airport. This facility will provide maintenance and support of the delivery of core winter services needed for all aircraft (fixed wing and non-fixed) operations. In addition to housing all the snow removal equipment, this facility will relieve the current space needs deficiency for the fire station. The increase in the available space at the fire station will be made by housing all the snow operations equipment in this new facility.
Has There Been Previous Council Decision on This:
Options and Alternatives:
- Accept the Grant Agreement which will provide funding to design the snow removal equipment building.
- Not accept the Grant Agreement and the funds will be returned and project terminated.
Background and History:
A Request for Proposal was solicited for Professional Architectural Design Services, bids were received on April 2, 2020 and on July 7, 2020 council approved the contract with APMI in the amount of $859,977. Based on bids, the City received a Grant Offer on July 13, 2020 from FAA for the Airport Improvement Program (AIP) Project No. 3-04-0015-044-2020 to Design the Snow Removal Equipment Building.
Key Considerations:
Community Involvement:
The City will benefit in numerous ways with the completion of this project. There will be a consolidation of facility resources (staff, equipment…) and thus, efficiency in these services is expected to increase.
Expanded Options and Alternatives:
Consult – Staff will continue to share the design progress with the airport commission as well as City Council. Empower – The Federal Aviation Administration and City Council have been very supportive of the project.