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AGENDA ITEM REVIEW FORM
6.B.
Regular City Council Meeting
Meeting Date:
04/27/2016
Department Head:
Eulogio Vera
Submitted By:
Eulogio Vera, Public Works Director, Public Works Department
Action Requested:
Motion

ITEM:

Discussion and possible action awarding bid and approval of entering into a contract with DPE Construction for constructing Phase I of the 4th Avenue and 1st Avenue and Juan Sanchez Boulevard Roadway Improvements Project.  (Eulogio Vera, Public Works Director)

SUMMARY:

The City of San Luis went out to formal bid pursuant to Title 34 of the Arizona Revised Statutes for construction of Phase I of the 4th Avenue and 1st Avenue and Juan Sanchez Boulevard Roadway Improvements Projects.  Three bids were submitted and DPE of Yuma was the low bid at $428,918.60, which includes a $38,992.60 contingency.  The project will be funded by City Highway Users Revenue Fund and will have a project duration of 120 calendar days, which means that funds will need to be committed in fiscal year 2017 for its completion.

RECOMMENDATION / SUGGESTED MOTION:

I MOVE TO ACCEPT LOWEST RESPONSIVE BID BY DPE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PHASE I OF THE JUAN SANCHEZ BOULEVARD ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS AS PRESENTED.

Fiscal Impact

IS THERE FISCAL IMPACT ASSOCIATED WITH THIS ITEM:
Yes
CITY/STATE/FEDERAL FUNDS:
City
TOTAL:
428,918.60
BUDGETED:
150,000
AVAILABLE TO TRANSFER:
0
ACCOUNT #/REMAINING BALANCE:
$290,947.77

FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT (IF THIS IS A BUDGET TRANSFER, YOU MUST ATTACH THE BUDGET ADJUSTMENT FORM):

Act # 90010.806 Capital Outlay - Improvements Impact Fees
Account currently has $290,947.77 of which $150,000 where budgeted for First Avenue Improvements. Project scope was expanded to include Juan Sanchez Boulevard between 1st Avenue and Main Street and is considered to be Phase I of the complete project. From this account, $200,000 were budgeted for 10th Avenue and Juan Sanchez Blvd but as traffic study didn't recommend substantial expansions, 4th and 1st Avenue intersections were of higher priority.

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