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DATE: June-4; 2012
TO: Honorable;Mayor+and.Members of the City Council through City Manager
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FROM Dan St.John, F.ASCE, Director—Public Works and`U ,lities of
Larry Zimmer„P.E. --CapitaL_Improvements Division Mana_-r
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SUBJECT: Resolution Approving the Project Budget and Authorizing Award of Contract for
the Sonoma MbuntainParkway Rehabilitation Project.
RECOMMENDATION
It is recommended that.the City,Council:adopt'the attached-resolution'approving the project
budget and authorizing':awardiof contract for the Sonoma Mountain Parkway Rehabilitation
Project to Ghilotti Construction_Company.
BACKGROUND
On June 21, 2010, by resolution 2010=095, (he City Council authorized staff to apply for the •
Federal;Surface Transportation Program(STP) funding for the,proposed rehabilitation of
Sonoma Mountain Parkway from Wyndham Way to Riesling-Road. Thescope of the
rehabilitation project generally includes grinding off the existing,6-inch asphalt pavement and
• replacing with new asphalttpavement, upgrading to ADA compliant.curb ramps, replacing traffic
signal loops, adjusting utility covers to,grade, arid're-striping.
For the base bid, the rehabilitation starts from Wyndham Way to Campus Circle (south end). For
the bid alternate, the rehabilitation starts from Campus Circle(south end)to Riesling Road. Since
the low:bid for the base bid'plus,bid alternative:is not within the budget for the City, staff
recommends award of the base bid only;
Public Works and Utilities Department staffff prepared the bid,documents, and a Notice Inviting
Bids_was issued'on March'20, 2012. Four bid's were.received en April 25, 2012, as follows:
Agenda Revie. :
City Attorn=■ Finance Director City>Mana
Base Bid+ Bid,
Name of Bidder _ - Base Bid-Amounts Alternate-Amounts
Wyndham'to Campus'-Circle Wyndham to Riesling
Ghilotti?Construction Co $1,362,059:50. $2,039,226.20
Team Ghilotti, Inc. $1,369,025:00 $2;025,176.70 •
Argonaut Constructors $1,492,941.00 $2,212,353.00
Ghilotti;Bros,.Inc. $1,854,353.50 $2,533,620.70
The engineer's:estimates for construction.are $1,263,000.for'tl%&base,bid, and$1,850,000 for the
base bid plus,theadditive"bid.,
With a'bid of$1,362,029.50 for the base=bid, Ghilotti Construction Company is the apparent low
bidder. With a bid of$2,025,1761 70,for;the base bid plus bid alternate, Teain Ghilotti, Inc. is the
apparent low-bidder for this combination in accordance with the pfoject bid documents and the
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)°rules for determining the low bidder. Staff has
verifierf,that both Ghilotti Construction and Team Ghilotti possess valid California Contractor's
Licenses; Class A,number 644515 and 895384 respectively,'which qualify them to perform the
project.,Both contractors have satisfactotilyperformed similar work for various public agencies
includingthe City of Petaluma.
The proposed action meets Council Goal: "Plan for and implement priority capital projects as
funding'permits°'.
DISCUSSION
The low bids for the base and,base plus alternate are higher than estimated in the FY 11-12 CIP
budget and the original grant application primarily because the cost-of asphalt has,approximately
doubled from June 2010, when theiCity submitted;the grant:application and cost estimate, to
April when the+project was,bid.,Inaddition, the grant application wasi'originally based on a visual
inspection of the pavement=condition and staff anticipated a'grinding of and replacing three
inches of asphalt-concrete for'tlie cost estimate. During design; the City's pavement engineering
consultant performed pavement deflection test:and.determined that the underlying asphalt
concrete was in pooh condition and complete removal and placement of the.asphalt section is
needed. Based on'the increased-unit cost and pavement thickness, staff revised the final design.
cost°estimate,in,January-to $1,263,000:
Staff considered several ways to bring the project intorbudget. Shortening the:project limits
(reduced scope'of work), is not:acceptable to granting agency. Maintaining the original plan of
grinding offthree inches leave three inches or less,ofexisting;asphalt. If that remaining
asphalt is not structurally sound;as indicated by deflection testing, then'the underlying asphalt
may crack or break apart during construction operations. These'cracks'will "reflect"`through to
the new concrete. While engineered paving materials can be placed prior to placement of the new
layer of asphalt to:resist reflective cracking,-the"three inches of new asphalt would not be able to
carry the anticipated load ofthis-heavily traveled road, and'would fail.prematurely. Full
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replacement°of the•ex sttnwasphalt sections while more costlythan anticipated, will'providethe
least:expensive.life cycle cost of this roadway.
Street maintenance funds.(Fund 2411) are available:,to meet the City's cost share;estimated;at
$635,029. The City's cost share has increased by$473,029'from$162,000 in the current CIP: If
the project is awarded as recommended, other streets projectscontemplated for FY 12-13, such
as a pavement overlay project, street and traffic light upgrades would be postponed. Funding this
project as recommended will rehabilitate this high'volume arterial, rotas a short term fix but a
long term solution to the poor roadway condition and, as such, is viewed as the superior
alternative.
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Staff recommends that Council authorize the City Manager to enter into a contract with the low
bidder, Ghilotti Construction,Company, for the base bid only,and approve the revised project
budget.
Instead of a rovtn the attached resolution,g' ,esolution, Council could consider the following actions:
Reject,all bids and•re-bid'because the apparent low bids.for.base, and base plus alternate
exceed;the project budget.
Awarding the;base'bid plus altetnative'is not a viable•optiorrdue_torinadequate funding.
FINANCIAL IMPACTS
The following,table show •the current FY 11-12 CIP budget and the proposed revised project
budget if the Council,approves staff recommendation to proceed with the Base Bid work, only.
Requested Approved
Budget by 11-12 CIP •
this Budget
Federal City Resolution
Reimbursement Funds
— (Estimated)
Planning&'Design $54;500 $7;500 $62,000 $42,000
Connstruction Contract $981,500 $380;529 $1;362,029 $935,000
Construction Management $0 $50;000 $50,000 $84,000*
&';Inspection
Geotechnical'Testing $0 $20;000 $20;000
Contingency $0 .$13.6;00,0 $136,000 $107,000
,CIP-;Overhead, $41,000 , $41,000 $30,000
TOTAL $1,036,000 $635;029 $1,671;029 1,198,000
* Listed in201,1,2012'CIP as salaries&benefits.
The.estimated total project,cost,including planning;,;design,.construction, administration,
inspection,testing, and.project contingency is $1,671,029. The project is funded.by Federal grant
reimburserhent in the:amount of$1,036,000, and $635,029 in Street'Maintenance Funds (2411). •
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ATTACHMENTS
1. Resolution
2. Location,Map
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Attachment 1
RESOLUTION.APPROVING THE PROJECT BUDGET,AND
AUTHORIZING THE AWARD:OF CONTRACT FOR THE SONOMA
MOUNTAIN PARKWAY`REHABILITATION,PROJECT TO GHILOTTI
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
WHEREAS, City staff has prepared construction:bid documents and advertised for
construction of the;Sonoma Mountain Parkway Rehabilitation Project Wont Wyndham Way to
Campus'Circle (south end) (the "Project"); and
WHEREAS, in,accordance with the City of Petaluma'Charter and,Municipal Code,
California Public Contract-Code Section`-20162 and other°applicable;law, City staff solicited bids
for the Project; and.
WHEREAS, the Project was bid on April 25, 2012, and fourbids•were received and
opened in;accordance:with applicable law; and
WHEREAS, the lowest bid for the Project was from Ghilotti Construction Company
("GCC") for $15362,029.50;'and
WHEREAS, staffhas_de,
termined that GCC's bid satisfies the'bidding requirements for
the Project; and
WHEREAS, staff has verified that GCC possesses a valid California Contractor's •
License; Class A, number 644515 that`qualifies GCC to perform the Project; and
WHEREAS,,the Project is exempt.pursuant to California Environmental Quality Act
("CEQA") pursuant to Title 14,the California Code ofRegulations7("CEQA Guidelines"),
fi Section 15301; as the repair and maintenance of existing public facilities.
NOW, THEREFORE; BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of the City hereby:
•1. Approves/the Project-Budget in the amount.of$1,671,029'includirig a-contingency of
$136;000.
2. In acorn-dance-with the€City ofP,etaluma Charter and Municipal Code, California Public
Contract Code Section 20162.and'other applicable=law,waives any and all non-
conformance'in'the,bid of GCC for the Sonoma Mountain Parkway Rehabilitation
Project,.finds tbe bid of$1,362,029:50 to be the lo_west, responsive bid and further finds
that GCC:is the lowest responsible bidder..
3. Awardsitheicontract for thetSonomaMountain Parkway Rehabilitation Project from •
Wyndham Way to Campus Circle (southend)"to Ghilotti Construction Company, in the
amount of$1,362,029:50,the amount of the lowest responsive bid, conditioned on
'Caltrans.concurrence of the•award and Ghilotti°Construction Company timely executing
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the project contract and sutimitting,alltrequired documents,,includingibut not limited to,
executed bonds„certificates of insurance, and',endorsements, iii accordance with the
project-bid documents.
4. Directs staff to.issue a notice of award to Ghilotti Construction.Company.
5. Authorizes and,directs;the City Manager to execute:the project contract on behalf of the
City of Petaluma upon'timely subinisSiorf by Ghilotti Construction Company of the
signed projectcontract and all other,required;documents, including but not limited to,
eNecutertibonds, certificates of insurance,•and iendorsements,,in accordance with the
project bid documents. •
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