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Pr - <br />SAN <br />BOC ` Q FA[E 710 <br />RENOVATION OF UTILITY DEPARTMENT OFFICES <br />The Board reviewed the following memo dated 1/15/88: <br />TO: Board of County Commissioners DATE:January 25, 1988 FILE: <br />THRU: Charles P. Balczun <br />County Administrator <br />nn Williams, Supt. <br />uildings and Grounds <br />SUBJECT: <br />REFERENCES: <br />PROPOSALS - <br />UTILITIES ALTERATIONS <br />Sealed proposals were opened at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 21, 1988 for <br />the Utilities Alteration Project. Proposals were received from the <br />following contractors in order of amount of bid: <br />1) Jim Wright Construction, Inc. $60,850 <br />2) Meiser Construction, Inc. $67,879 <br />'3) G.K. Fisher Co., Inc. $68,575 <br />After review of the proposals, I scheduled and held a pre -construction <br />meeting with the apparent low bidder Jim Wright Construction, Inc. Mr. <br />Wright had included certain alternates within his proposal that reduced the <br />cost but did not meet the specifications as bid by Fisher and Meiser. I <br />requested that these alternates be removed from his proposal and be <br />submitted as specified. <br />His follow-up proposal was delivered Friday, 1-22-88. The amount is <br />$64,620 and meets the specifications and conditions as requested. <br />Staff recommends acceptance of Jim Wright, Inc. proposal of $64,620.00. <br />Additionally, the County Attorney should provide a contract suitable for <br />this situation. <br />Utilities Director Terry Pinto explained that this is not <br />really the renovation of existing Utilities' space, it is the <br />renovation of the space vacated by the Drivers License Bureau and <br />the Credit Union. We are relocating our collection service <br />department over to there so that utility customers can have <br />outside access. The Building & Grounds Dept. put this job out to <br />bid, but we did work with the architect to come up with some <br />recommendations. In the beginning, when we told the architect to <br />put approximately 23 people into this space plus room for the <br />public when they come in to pay their utility bills, he told us <br />52 <br />