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SR 10-11-2011 3CS® City of City Council Report Samna Monied City Council Meeting: October 11, 2011 Agenda Item: �56 To: Mayor and City Council From: Martin Pastucha, Director of Public Works Subject: Amendment to Purchase Order for Removal of Asphalt & Concrete Materials Recommended Action Staff recommends that City Council modify Purchase Order No. 17375 -OF with Saied Trucking Company, a California -based company, in the amount of $29,410 for additional asphalt and concrete hauling, recycling and disposal services rendered. This will result in a total purchase order amount of $121,410. Executive Summary The Water Resources and Street Maintenance Divisions generate asphalt and concrete by- products (milled materials) from street work. These materials must be hauled and disposed of regularly as storage at the City Yards is limited. Due to an increase in street work associated with the City's alley improvement program and recent emergency waterline repair work, additional services were required beyond the original purchase order amount of $92,000. Staff is requesting an amendment to Purchase Order No. 17375 -OF in the amount of $29,410, for a total purchase order amount of $121,410. Background In FY2010 -11, Purchase Order No. 17375 -OF was issued to Saied Trucking Company through a competitive bid process for hauling, recycling and disposal of asphalt and concrete by- products from street and road work completed by the Street Maintenance and Water Resources Divisions. Materials are hauled by Saied for recycling at Recycled Aggregate Materials Co., Inc. in Sun Valley. All other materials are hauled to Vulcan Materials Company at two locations in the greater Los Angeles area. The purchase order for $92,000, which is below the threshold for Council approval, was based on historical volume. In FY2010 -11, $90,295.60 was spent. 1 Discussion The estimated FY2010 -11 expenditure was based on previous year hauling volume estimates of work completed by the Street Maintenance and Water Resources Divisions. However, in FY2010 -11 the Street Maintenance Division accelerated the Alley Renewal Program, which generated a significant volume of milled materials to be disposed. In addition, the Water Resources Division responded to a number of major line breaks also generating unusually large volumes of disposal material. The additional and final payment due to Saied Trucking is for $29,410, for a total amount of $121,410. Financial Impacts & Budget Actions The purchase order modification to be awarded to Saied Trucking Company is $29,410, for a new purchase order total of $121,410. Funds are included in the FY2011 -13 budget at the following accounts: C010725.589000, Alley Revitalization Project $14,705 M250193.589000, City Forces Water Main Line Repair $14,705 TOTAL $29,410 Prepared by: Homa Mojtabai, Administrative Analyst roved: (dj U ) - Martin Pastucha Director of Public Works 2 Forwarded to Council: Rod Gould City Manager