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INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM <br />DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS <br />DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES <br />TO: Members of the Board of Public Works <br />Eric Horvath, Director of Public Works <br />Clara McDaniels, Board of Public Works Attorney <br />Linda M. Martin, Clerk <br />FROM: Al Greek, Director of Utilities <br />Jacob M. Klosinski, P.E., Assistant City Engineer <br />SUBJECT: Project No. 117-026 WWTP Headworks Influent Gate Improvements <br />Award Recommendation <br />DATE: December 4, 2017 <br />On November 28, 2017, the Board of Public Works opened and read bids for the above <br />project. The Division of Utilities reviewed four (4) bid packages for completeness and the bids <br />were determined to be generally responsive (see attached bid tabulation for minor omissions <br />that are considered minor). The four (4) bidders presented pricing as follows: <br />The bid(s) ranked as follows based on Base Bid price (domestically sourced sluice gates): <br />Bidder <br />Base Bid Price <br />1. HRP Construction, Inc. <br />$966,500.00 <br />Coldwell-Wilcox — Domestic <br />2. Bowen Construction Corporation <br />$1,019,000.00 <br />(Rodney Hunt 1 Coldwell Wilcox — Domestic <br />3. Thieneman Construction, Inc. <br />$1,117,000.00 <br />(Rodney Hunt — Domestic <br />4. L.D. Docsa Associates <br />$1,733,000.00 <br />(Rodney Hunt — Domestic <br />The bid(s) alternates ranked as follows based on price (globally sourced sluice gates): <br />Bidder <br />Alternate Price <br />1. Thieneman Construction, Inc. <br />$917,000.00 <br />Alternate: Rodney Hunt — Globally Sourced <br />2. Bowen Construction Corporation <br />$994,000.00 <br />Alternate: Rodney Hunt — Globally Sourced, Deduct $25,000 <br />3. Bowen Construction Corporation <br />$1,019,000.00 <br />Caldwell Wilcox — Globally Sourced, Deduct $0, Non -responsive) <br />3. Bowen Construction Corporation <br />$1,019,000.00 <br />H dro ate — Globally Sourced, Deduct $0, Non -responsive) <br />In reviewing the Bid Packages, there was consideration to both domestic and globally <br />sourced sluice gates due to the potential cost savings available for materials for the project. <br />