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CC Regular Session 7.2. <br />Meeting Date: 05/09/2023 <br />By: Bruce Westby, Engineering/Public Works <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Adopt Resolution #23-100 Accepting Quotes and Awarding Contract for Pavement Maintenance Project #23-15, <br />2023 Priority Pothole Patching Contracted Services. <br />Purpose/Background: <br />Purpose: <br />Adopt Resolution #23-100 accepting quotes and awarding a contract for construction for Pavement Maintenance <br />Project #23-15, 2023 Priority Pothole Patching Contracted Services. <br />Background: <br />Dozens of miles of City streets have significant numbers of potholes deeper than 2-inches and/or numerous areas <br />where the upper 2-inches or less of pavement area missing, generally known as surface stripping. This is resulting <br />in poor and unsafe conditions for drivers and pedestrians. The number of streets exhibiting these severe pavement <br />distresses have grown significantly in recent years. <br />In 2022, the Public Works department struggled to maintain all of the distressed pavement sections and in the <br />process spent a large amount of time patching potholes, which forced them to neglect other core duties. <br />In 2023, the number of streets with deep potholes and surface stripping have increased significantly such that <br />Public Works staff are able to maintain very few of these distressed pavement sections. This is due in part to last <br />winter's severe weather conditions, as well as insufficient proactive pavement maintenance over the life of the <br />pavement. <br />On April 25, 2023, the City Council adopted Resolution #23-089 approving plans and specifications and <br />authorizing advertisements for bids for Improvement Project #23-14, 2023 Critical Mill and Overlay <br />Improvements, with the intent of temporarily repairing pavement sections in 21 of the most critical areas <br />experiencing severe pavement distress. That same evening, the City Council directed the City Engineer to solicit <br />quotes for contracted services to immediately patch as many of the highest priority potholes as possible and to <br />present all quotes received to the City Council for consideration of awarding a contract for said services on May <br />9, 2023. <br />Quotes were solicited from four (4) contractors to provide deep pothole patching services on 7.7 miles of City <br />streets. The submittal deadline was 10 AM, May 5, 2023. A total of three (3) quotes were received and the <br />following quotes were found to comply with the Request for Quotes. <br />Contractor Quote <br />Diversified Paving, Inc. <br />$1391269.00 <br />Allied Blacktop, Co. <br />$156,770.00 <br />North Valley, Inc. <br />$1871945.24 <br />Engineer's Estimate <br />$150,000 <br />Diversified Paving, Inc. submitted the lowest responsible quote in the amount of $139,269.00 in accordance with <br />the Request for Quotes. <br />
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