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DTS ATCT Recommendation of Award 8-10-2015 — extracted reading text
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July 19, 2015
Mr. Tracy Stage, A.A.E.
Deputy Airports Director
Okaloosa County Airports
1701 State Road 85 North
Eglin Air Force Base, FL 32542
Re: RFB AP 60-15; Construct Airport Air Traffic Control Tower and Related Work
Destin Executive Airport
Destin, Florida
Recommendation of Project Award
Dear Mr. Stage:
Bids for Construct Airport Air Traffic Control Tower and Related Work were opened July 15, 2015 at
2:00 P.M. at 302 N. Wilson St. Crestview, FL 32536. Three bid packages were submitted. Following the
bid opening, RS&H reviewed each of three bids submitted and the associated documentation required as
part of the bids. A complete tabulation of the bid submittal is attached for your reference.
The scope of the project is generally defined as a the construction of a new five story air traffic control tower
and associated grading, drainage improvements, utility installation, and roadway construction. The access
road will be constructed southeast and northeast sides of Runway 14-32 and connect to Airport Road north
of the intersection of Airport Road and Indian Bayou Trail and extend to the new Air Traffic Control Tower
northeast of Taxiway E. The new road will have security access at airport road in addition to additional
security access around the Air Traffic Control Tower.
The bidder’s proposals were submitted under five (5) bid schedules listed as follows:
Bid Schedule A: AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER
Lump sum schedule that included the construction of the air traffic control tower structure and
supporting mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire-protection systems including the emergency
generator
Bid Schedule B: FURNITURE, FIXTURES, AND EQUIPMENT
Furniture allowance schedule for the Contractor to provide air traffic control tower desks, chairs, file
cabinets, tables, etc.
Bid Schedule C: AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL TOWER EQUIPMENT
Lump sum schedule for the Contractor to provide all the air traffic control tower’s operational equipment.
Bid Schedule D: SITEWORK AND UTILITIES
Unit cost schedule for sitework and sitework utilities including sidewalk, landscaping, and parking
modifications.
Bid Schedule E: AIRFIELD LIGHTING AND VAULT MODIFICATIONS
Unit cost schedule for sitework utilities associated with the modification of the underground utilities
including but not limited to the vault and lighting control modifications.
Bid Schedule F: ALLOWANCE FOR FORCE ACCOUNT WORK
Allowance schedule to cover perimeter fence signage and unknown utility conditions uncovered during
construction.
Bid Analysis:
The apparent low bidder is EMR, Inc. (Environmental Management Resources of Washington, Inc.) with
the following bid totals:
Local Office: Corporate Office:
EMR, Inc. EMR, Inc.
4566 Hwy 20 East, Suite 204 2110 Delaware St, Suite B
Niceville, FL 32578 Lawrence, KS 66046
Bid Totals:
Bid Schedule A: $ 3,016,690.00
Bid Alternate B: $ 50,000.00
Bid Alternate C: $ 280,030.00
Bid Alternate D: $ 1,069,170.00
Bid Alternate E: $ 304,050.00
Bid Alternate F: $ 105,000.00
Total All Bid Schedules: $ 4,824,940.00
The submitted total bid of $4,824,940.00 is 2.7% above the Engineer’s Estimate of Probable Construction
Cost of $4,699,430.00. Pricing from the bidders was competitive and was within the expectations of the
Engineer’s Estimate of Probable Construction Cost. We believe EMR, Inc.’s unit prices are reasonable and
constitute a balanced bid. EMR, Inc.’s bid forms were properly completed and no mathematical errors were
found in their proposal forms.
I spoke with Mr. James Foster from EMR July 22, 2015 to confirm subcontractor firms and Disadvantage
Business Enterprise (DBE) participation. Mr. Foster confirmed EMR’s comm
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