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| | | | | | | | To: | Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers
| From: | Alex Rey, Town Manager
| Subject: | Fencing Installation and Repair - As Needed
| Date: | 7/26/2016
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| | | | | | | | Recommendation: | It is recommended that the Town Council
authorize the Town Manager to piggyback City of Miami Beach Contract No. 40-11/12
for the purchase of Fencing Services in accordance with Section 7 of the Town's
Procurement Ordinance 12-142, for the dog recreation area fence installation in
the amount of $33,500 and on an as-needed basis in an amount not to exceed budgeted
funds through October 1, 2017. |
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| | | | | | | | Background: | The dog recreation area entails
an external 6 foot fence and internal 4 foot fence. Quotes inclusive of both the internal and
external fences yielded a price range of $39,800 to $73,300. Quotes received for only the external 6 foot fence exceeded the Town's informal procurement threshold of $15,000. As such, in an effort to achieve more
competitive pricing by taking advantage of the volume of a larger municipality, staff researched potential piggyback opportunities. Staff identified a competitively awarded pool
of fencing contractors by the City of Miami Beach with pre-established prices
for the same type of fencing that the Town is required to use per Florida
Department of Transportation (“FDOT”) guidelines. Primary awardee under the
Miami Beach contract, Ronald M. Gibbons, Inc., quoted $33,500 to include both
the external and internal fencing for the dog recreation area in accordance
with the established contract pricing.
The referenced City of Miami
Beach Contract No. 40-11/12 for Fencing Services is valid through October 1,
2017. After reviewing the contract and
its pricing terms, it is recommended that the Town access and piggyback this
contract as allowed under Section 7 of the Procurement Code.
As we are seeking approval for this specific proposal
for the project, we are also seeking to utilize this contract for future fence
installation and repair needs Town-wide.
The Town has several park facilities, i.e. Royal Oaks Park and Miami
Lakes Optimist Park, and small projects that have ongoing fence installation
and repair needs. Approving this contract
will allow the Town to have a vendor available to utilize when needs arise
without having to go through a separate procurement process for each instance
that fencing or fence repair is needed. |
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