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expected to take 12 weeks to complete. This will
also alleviate the disruption of normal business for Bay Cafe, which normally closes for
a portion of each winter.
3. FINANCIAL INFORMATION:
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City ENGINEERING
Council of Fort Walton Beach
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To:
& UTILITY SERVICES
MEMORANDUM
Michael D. Beedic, Acting City Manager
From: Michael Recife, Engineering & Utility Services Director
Date: June 12, 2012
Subject: Task Order for Design of Lift Station 3 Wet Well
3. 1. To complete all of the tasks of the final design for Lift Station No. 3, Goodwyn, Mills
and Cawood, Inc. has proposed a not -to- exceed fee of $31, 500.
3. 2. If approved, funding is available in the Utilities Fund in Professional Services under
Utility Services Administration ( 1 300).
4, RECOMMENDATION:
4. 1. Staff requests City Council authorization for the City Manager to execute a Task Order
with Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood, Inc. of Fort Walton Beach, Florida to complete the
final design of Lift Station No. 3 for a not -to- exceed amount of $31, 500.
ATTACHMENTS:
LS 3 Wet Well Design Task Order ( PDF)
SIGNATURE BLOCK:
Michael Beedie Skipped 06/ 05/ 2012 1: 56 PM
Finance Completed 06/ 06/ 2012 7: 31 AM
City Attorney Completed 06/ 06/ 2012 12: 29 PM
Carole Jones Completed 06/ 06/ 2012 2: 16 PM
City Manager Completed 06/ 06/ 2012 2: 16 PM
City Council Pending
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6. 4.a
TASK ORDER
for
CONTRACT FOR GENERAL CONSULTING SERVICES
With General Contract Administrator Provisions
This task order is executed by the parties on the dates signed, shall become effective as of
the date signed by the last party, and incorporates by reference the entire Contract for General
Consulting Services between the City of Fort Walton Beach, a Florida municipality, with its
principal place of business at 107 Miracle Strip Parkway SW, Fort Walton Beach, Florida, ( "City")
and the Consultant ( "Engineer "):
Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood, Inc.
171 Brooks Street SE, Suite E
Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548
Telephone Number: 850. 683. 0711
Facsimile Number: 850. 683. 8711
Section 1. Scope of Work
The Consultant shall perform the following services ( the " Work "):
a. General Civil Engineering Services:
Provide Preliminary and Final Design Services for the Installation of a new Wet
Well and Relocation of Existing Equipment for Lift Station # 3, located at 230
Alconese Avenue SE.
Design services shall include incorporation of equipment currently owned by the
City and equipment to be provided by the contractor into a clear set of design
documents including civil and electrical plans and specifications.
Facilitate discussions with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to
adequately permit the project or to document that permitting is not required. The
City of Fort Walton Beach will be responsible for all Permit Application Fees.
Through a sub -consultant, provide geotechnical services to adequately document
water table, soil profile, and foundation requirements.
Provide Bidding Assistance and Construction Administration Services for the
relocation of Lift Station # 3.
The City will provide required topographic survey and easement preparation and
acquisition services.
b. The Consultant is hereby designated as the General Contract Administrator for this
project. The City shall give all instructions to contractors through the General Contract
Administrator. The Consultant shall have the following duties as the General Contract
Administrator.
1. The General Contract Administrator is the City' s representative during the entire
period of construction.
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The General Contract Administrator shall stay familiar with the progress and quality
of the work by making periodic visits to the work site and will make general
determinations as to whether the work is proceeding in accordance with this task
order. The General Contract Administrator will keep the City informed of the
progress and will use his or her best efforts to protect the City from defects and
deficiencies in the work. The General Contract Administrator will not be responsible
for the means of construction, or for the sequences, methods, and procedures used, or
for the contractor' s failure to perform the work in accordance with the contract
documents.
3. The General Contract Administrator will be the initial interpreter of the contract
documents and make primary decisions on claims and disputes between the
contractors and the City.
4. The General Contract Administrator is authorized to reject work that, in his or her
opinion, does not conform to the contract documents, and in this connection to stop
the work or a portion of it, when necessary.
5. The General Contract Administrator will determine the amounts owing to the
contractors as the work progresses, based on the contractors' applications and the
Administrator' s inspections and observations, and will issue certificates for progress
payments and final payment in accordance with the General Contract.
Section 2. Project Schedule vm
The Consultant shall follow the following project schedule:
Time
Activity
5 Weeks
Preliminary Design Phase
Final Design Phase 5 Weeks
6 Weeks
Bidding or Negotiation Phase
Construction Phase 12 Weeks
Section 3. Price & Payment of Project
The Consultant shall be compensated as follows:
Fixed Price. The Consultant's compensation shall be a fixed price of $31, 500 to be paid
monthly as work progresses in the following manner:
9, 500
Preliminary Design Phase
Final Design Phase 10, 000
Geotechnical Report 3, 500
3, 000
Bidding or Negotiation Phase
Construction Phase 5, 500
Section 4. Insurance/ Payment /Performance Bond
insurance documents included in General Services Agreement.
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8. 4.a
Section 5. Time of Completion
Work shall commence upon execution of the Task order and be completed per the schedule
outlined above in Section 2.
CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH, FLORIDA
2012
By '
Dated
Michael Beedie, Acting City Manager
Attest:
Helen Spencer, City Clerk
CONSULTANT
2012
By:
Dated
Printed Name: Charles R. Faulkner, Jr.
Its: Vice President
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City Council of Fort Walton Beach
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To:
ENGINEERING & UTILITY SERVICES
MEMORANDUM
Michael D. Beedie, Acting City Manager
From: Michael Beedie, Engineering & Utility Services Director
Date: June 12, 2012
Subject: World Changers Material Bid Award
L BACKGROUND:
1. 1. For ten of the last eleven years, the City of Fort Walton Beach has supported the World
Changers program through the Community Development Block Grant ( CDBG)
program. World Changers, which is sponsored by the North American Mission Board,
Cinco Bayou Baptist Church, and the City of Fort Walton Beach, will roof and/ or paint
thirteen ( 13) homes and two ( 2) church buildings within the City of Fort Walton Beach
in late June 2012.
L2. Between June 23 & 30, 2012, over 225 high school and middle school students will
arrive in Fort Walton Beach and serve the community through this outreach program.
The students will be divided into 15- person crews with an onsite supervisor assigned to
each crew. There will also be construction supervisors and an overall construction
coordinator who has worked with City staff to identify the materials required to roof
and/ or paint the homes that will be part of the World Changers program.
2. DISCUSSION:
2. 1. Each fiscal year, the City' s Purchasing Division receives unit price bids for the
materials required for the World Changers program. Prior to the program starting in
June, the City, based on the Construction Coordinator' s estimates, will notify the
lowest, responsive responsible bidder of the quantities of each material that is required
and the delivery points for the materials.
2.2. The materials will be delivered to each project site between June 18° i and June 22 °d
Additional materials may be needed for unseen complications that may arise and will
be purchased during the week of World Changers. Any remaining materials will be
returned to the supplier upon completion of all projects.
2.3. The lowest, responsive responsible bidder for the roofing materials is Lowe' s Home
Center. The other bids were submitted by Home Depot and Gulf Eagle Supply.
2. 4. The lowest, responsive
