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FUNDING• <br />Monies will come from the Golf Course Work in Process Account. The <br />Budget Office has verified funds of $36,000 budgeted for this <br />project. <br />RECOMMENDATIONS: <br />Staff recommends the award of this bid to Hunley-Hubbard Construction <br />Company contingent upon receipt of proof of insurance and a valid <br />performance bond. <br />Commissioner Bowman pointed out that we are not told how <br />much fill or sod is involved in the Hunley-Hubbard bid. <br />General Services Director Dean explained that we were not <br />supplied with that figure. We really do not know how much fill <br />is going to be needed up there until it is brought in. At the <br />time you set the septic tank, the Environmental Health people <br />come in and tell you what level it has to be set at. <br />Commissioner Scurlock believed Walker identified a deduction <br />of $4,000 if the County takes care of the fill, fine grade and <br />sod, and Director Dean commented that they did not feel this <br />would amount to the $12,000 difference between the bids. <br />Questions continued as to just what the bids included, and <br />Commissioner Scurlock asked if the Hunley-Hubbard bid includes <br />sod and fine grading or moving, etc., because if the $6 figure is <br />just for the.fill material, that's af�high number. He wished to <br />know if their bid includes sod or not. <br />Director Dean advised that the specifications staff sent out <br />stipulated all the requirements for fill, sod, etc. The only <br />exception they took was the $6 per cubic yard and doing survey <br />work; so, we then have to assume everything else is included in <br />that bid. <br />Commissioner Scurlock felt the way it is presented makes it <br />difficult to analyze the low bid, but we have been waiting a long <br />time to get those shelters on the course, and he wouldn't want to <br />slow it up. He, therefore, would like to have staff get the <br />final numbers and let the Administrator verify that they are <br />acceptable and that when everything is compared, Hunley-Hubbard <br />still is the low bid. <br />7 PuGK. � � F,1GE •�3 <br />JUL 1 8 1989 <br />
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