City of Culver City, California
City Council Agenda Item Report
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RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends the City Council:
1. Receive an informational report on the status of discussions with 4-Con
Engineering, Inc. and California Landscape and Design, dba California SkateParks,
regarding the cost for construction of the Skateboard Park Project P-830.
2. Authorize staff to submit an application for Proposition 40 Roberti-Z-Berg Harris
Block Grant Funds in the amount of $107,908 for the Culver City Skateboard Park
Project (P-830).
BACKGROUND:
On March 12, 2007, the City Council approved a motion to reject all bids for the
construction of the Skateboard Park Project, P-830 (the “Project”) and authorized
staff to negotiate with the two bidders on the Project for a lower price per City
Charter Section 2007. The March 12, 2007, City Council agenda report is included
as Attachment 1.
DISCUSSION:
Negotiations immediately proceeded with 4-Con Engineering, Inc. and California
Skateparks and the following revised cost proposals were received:
Meeting Date: 03/26/07 Item Number: A-1
AGENDA ITEM: 1) Informational Report on Status of Discussions with 4-Con
Engineering, Inc. and California Landscape and Design, dba California
SkateParks, Regarding the Cost for Construction of the Skateboard Park Project
P-830; and 2) Authorize Staff to Submit an Application for Proposition 40 Roberti-
Z-Berg Harris Block Grant Funds in the Amount of $107,980 for the Culver City
Skateboard Park Project (P-830).
Contact Persons/Dept.: Mate Gaspar/PW
and William LaPointe/PR&CS
Phone Number: (310) 253-5602 and
(310) 253-6682 respectively
Fiscal Impact: Yes [] No [X] General Fund: Yes [] No []
Public Hearing: [ ] Action Item: [X] Attachments: [X]
Public Notification: Master Notification List (03/22/07); Parks and Recreation
Commission (03/22/07), California Landscape and Design dba California SkateParks, 4-
Con Engineering, Inc., and Skateboard Park stakeholders by e-mail on 3/22/07.
Department Approval:
Charles D. Herbertson 3/22/07
City Attorney Approval:
Carol Schwab (by H. Iker) (03/22/07)
City Controller Approval:
Marlee Chang (by M. Cole) (03/22/07)
City Manager Approval:
Jerry B. Fulwood (03/22/07) City of Culver City, California
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CONTRACTOR NEGOTIATED
CONSTRUCTION COST
(Initial Bid Amount)
Difference
(Bid v.
Negotiation)
California SkateParks $539,655 ($643,342.00) $(103,687)
4-Con Engineering,
Inc.
$549,775 ($598,133.00) $(48,358)
California SkateParks:
Staff reviewed California Skatepark’s proposal, which is based on a value
engineering analysis of the project design and recommends several changes to the
skatepark that will have minor impact on the overall skatepark design. California
Skatepark is recommending that the center planter be reduced in size and the
Skatepark be constructed 2 feet to the north (towards Jefferson Boulevard). As a
result, a retaining wall at the back of the skatepark will not be required and fewer
trees will have to be removed. In addition, the electrical conduit installation will be
deleted from the project except in the portion that will be located under new concrete
sidewalk along the Jefferson Boulevard frontage. Finally, they are proposing to
relocate the entrance to the Skatepark and construct a concrete pad for future
bleachers. They have also reduced the unit cost prices for various items.
4-Con Engineering, Inc.:
Staff also reviewed 4-Con Engineering’s proposal, which indicates that they cannot
start the project until August 2007. They have also given another lower total cost to
their proposal in the amount of $538,142 if the all-risk insurance and performance
and payment bonds are eliminated (which option staff would not recommend).
Their new proposal requires that (1) the City provide roll-off bins and dispose of the
removed material at no cost to the contractor; (2) the City relocate the irrigation
system at no cost to the contractor; and (3) the wrought iron fence be replaced with
black vinyl chain link fence.
Comparing the two proposals based on the aforementioned facts, staff will be
recommending that the City Council award a construction contract to California
SkateParks. During the negotiations, staff felt that California SkateParks provided
the best options to reduce the project cost. California SkatePark can begin the work
after the execution of the contract. The expected construction start date is expected
in May 2007 and the four months’ construction schedule is slated to be completed by
August 2007. 4-Con stated they cannot begin work until August 2007 which will
result in the work being completed in approximately December 2007.
The construction of the project will be managed by Site Design, the design
consultant for this project, as per the approved agreement. The City Council
expressed concerns that Site Design may not have fulfilled their contract obligations
due to the bids received that were higher than the engineer’s estimate and the City of Culver City, California
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delays in completing the plans and specifications for the project. In the spirit of
cooperation, Site Design has agreed to provide, at no additional cost to the City,
revised construction plans based on California Skatepark’s proposed value
engineered layout of the Skatepark. Staff is in support of this arrangement and also
believes it is in the City’s best interest that Site Design continue to be under contract
to manage the construction of the project, respond to any request for information,
and approve shop drawings. The grading, concrete, and steel inspection will be
conducted by one of the geotechnical engineering firms currently on contract with
the City. The budget set aside for geotechnical inspection is $20,000.
Award of the Contract:
The City’s Charter provisions regarding public works contracts|1010| give the Council the
authority, by a four-fifths vote, to award a contract without complying with the bidding
procedures, provided a public hearing is held on the award of the contract after
notice has been given. Such notice must be published at least twice, the first of
which must be at least 10 days prior to the hearing. In order to comply with the
provisions of the Charter, the award of the contract with California SkateParks must
be brought back to Council for consideration at its April 9, 2007 meeting.
FISCAL ANALYSIS:
This informational report does not create a fiscal impact. However, staff provides
the following information for Council’s reference:
Current Available Project Budget
Funding Source Amount
Land and Water Conservation Grant $204,000
Proposition 40 Per Capita Grant
$170,000
Proposition 12 Grant $26,934
City General Funds $3,796
Total = $404,730
Estimated Project Expenses
Construction contract $539,655
Construction Management $18,180
Construction inspection for grading,
concrete, and steel
$10,000
Contingency (5%), if necessary $27,000
Total Estimated Project Cost $594,835
|1010| Charter Section 2007 provides that the procedures for awarding public works contracts as set forth in the “old” Charter
will remain in effect until such time as the City Council establishes, by ordinance, different procedures. Therefore, the
current procedures are set forth in “old” Charter Section 1304. City of Culver City, California
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Total Budget Amendment Required $190,105
Proposed Budget Amendment
Funding Source Amount
Last Available Prop 12 Per Capita Funds $289
Proposition 40 RZH Block Grant $107,908
General Funds Reserve $82,816
Total Estimated Budget Amendment $190,105
On March 7, 2000, Proposition 12, the 2000 Parks bond Act was approved by
California voters. The 2000 Parks Bond Act provides $155 million for local park
projects to be distributed with the Roberti-Z’Berg-Harris Urban Open Space and
Recreation Grant Program.
The RZH grants are allocated to cities, counties, and park and recreation districts on
a population-based formula. Funds allocated to local agencies will be appropriate
primarily for projects that rehabilitate existing facilities at local parks; develop
facilities that promote positive alternatives for youth and that promote cooperation
between local parks and recreation services providers.
On October 13, 2003, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 2003-R084
approving staff’s request to apply for grant funds for the Roberti-Z’Berg-Harris Block
Grant Program under the California Clean Water, Clean Air, Safe Neighborhood
Parks, and Coastal Protection Act Of 2002. A fully executed contract in the amount
of $107,908 was received by the City in March 2004. In order to secure funding for
a specific project, a project application must be submitted to the California
Department of Parks and Recreation Office of Grants and Local Services.
Staff will provide the City Council with a formal recommended budget amendment at
the time the City Council considers the formal award of contract (expected on April
9, 2007).
ATTACHMENTS:
1. The City Council agenda report dated March 12, 2007, ‘Consideration to Reject
All Bids Received for Construction of the Skateboard Park Project, P-830.’
2. California Skateparks Statement of Qualifications and value engineering cost
proposal dated March 20, 2007.
3. 4-Con proposal dated March 22, 2007.
City of Culver City, California
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MOTIONS:
That the City Council:
1. Receive the informational report on the status of discussions with 4-Con
Engineering, Inc. and California Landscape and Design, dba California
SkateParks, regarding the cost for construction of the Skateboard Park Project P-
830; and
2. Authorize staff to submit an application for Proposition 40 Roberti-Z’Berg-Harris
Block Grant Funds in the amount of $107,908.
MEETING DATE: March 26, 2007
AGENDA ITEM 1) Informational Report on Status of Discussions with 4-Con
Engineering, Inc. and California Landscape and Design, dba California
SkateParks, Regarding the Cost for Construction of the Skateboard Park
Project P-830; and 2) Authorize Staff to Submit an Application for Proposition
40 Rob-ti-Z-Berg Harris Block Grant Funds in the Amount of $107,980 for the
Culver City Skateboard Park Project (P-830).
ATTACHMENTS
Pages
1. Council Agenda Report from March 12, 2007 1-3
2. California Skateparks Qualifications and Value 4-14
Engineering Cost Proposal dated March 20, 2007
3. 4-Con Proposal dated March 22, 2007 15-16City of Culver City, California
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RECOMMENDATION:
all bids received for the construction of
City Park, 9910 Jefferson Boulevard
bidder 4-Con Engineering, Inc
the final plans and specifications
the construction of the Skateboard Park
due to a reorganization that occurred
in delays to the final completion of plans
the project was advertised for construction
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Staff recommends the City Council reject
Culver City Skateboard Park located at Culver
and authorize staff to negotiate with the lowest
BACKGROUND/DISCUSSION:
the
following
On August 8, 2006, the City Council approved
authorized staff to advertise for bids for
Project (P-830). The project was delayed
design consultant's office that resulted
and specifications. On January 11, 2007
bids.
On February 15, 2007, the bids were publicly
bids:
CONTRACTOR
BID AMOUNT
4-Con Engineering, Inc.
$ 598,133.00
CA Landscape & Design dba CA
Skateparks
$ 643,342.00City of Culver City, California
City Council Agenda Item Report
4 Con Engineering, Inc. was found to be the lowest responsive and responsible
bidder for the project with a proposed price for the project not to exceed
$598,133.00. Staff contacted the contractor's references and determined the
contractor performed satisfactory work for other agencies and has successfully
completed other skateboard parks. Also the bonding and insurance policies were
reviewed and found to meet City requirements.
City staff and its consultant, Site Design Group, Inc., believe that through
negotiations with the lowest bidder, an affordable cost can be achieved for the City.
Staff believes these negotiations would be in the best interests of the City and
recommends that the City enter into negotiations with 4 Con Engineering. In order
for these negotiations to proceed, all bids received on February 15, 2007 must first
be rejected.
The City's Charter provisions regarding public works contracts 1 give the Council the
authority to reject any and all bids presented. In addition, the Council, by a four-
fifths vote, may award a contract without complying with the bidding procedures,
provided a public hearing is held on the award of the contract. As such, it would be
legally permissible for the City to negotiate with the lowest bidder, once all prior bids
are rejected.
Staff anticipates reaching agreement with 4 Con Engineering, Inc. for construction of
the skateboard park; however, if no agreement is achieved, staff will make further
recommendations to the City Council regarding re-bidding the project.
Should the negotiations be successful, the proposed agreement would be presented
to the City Council for consideration and potential award. If awarded, construction of
the project would be managed by Site Design, under their previously approved
agreement.
FISCAL ANALYSIS:
The item presented to the City Council this evening does not create a fiscal impact.
However, if the negotiations are successful, the City Council would be asked to
allocate funding for any proposed contract at the time of the Council's consideration
of the award of contract.
ATTACHMENTS:
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Charter Section 2007 provides that the procedures for awarding public works contracts as set forth in the "old" Chartei
will remain in effect until such time as the City Council establishes, by ordinance, different procedures. Therefore, the
current procedures are set forth in "old" Charter Section 1304.City of Culver City, California
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MOTIONS:
That the Council:
1. Reject all bids for a construction contract for the construction of the Skateboard
Park Project (P-830); and
2. Authorize staff to negotiate with the lowest bidder on behalf of the City:.I
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THE LEADER IN SPECIALTY SKATEPARK CONSTRUCTION
March 20, 2007
Mr. Charles Herbertson
Public Works Director/City Engineer
City of Culver City
9770 Culver Blvd.,
Culver City, CA 90232
Re: Culver City Skatepark
California Skateparks thanks you for the opportunity to provide our Statement of Qualifications
for your future skate park project. Developing a successful facility requires the services of
experienced skatepark designers and builders who are passionate about what they create.
California Skateparks consists of a cohesive team of skate park designers, builders,
professional skateboarders, landscape architects and construction managers who possess the
requisite skills and experience to successfully complete your project on time and within budget.
We. are pleased to have received national recognition from municipalities, professional
skateboarders, and the media for our attention in accommodating the needs of the community
and in the skill of designing and building creative, cost-sensitive state of the art facilities. Our
innovative projects, including skate plazas, skate spots, pools and expansive transitional terrain
have won world-wide attention for being dynamic, fully functional, landscapes for skateboarding
which complement the surrounding environment. California Skateparks is confident that with
our team's extensive knowledge in design and construction of facilities for skateboarding, we
can provide a state of the art landscape for skateboarding with due care and diligence.
Should you have any questions, I can be reached at 909-949-1601 or via e-mail at
joe@califomiaskateparks.com
Sincerely,
Joe Ciaglia
President/CEO
cc: William L. La Pointe, Director of Parks, Recreation & Community Services
Dan Garcia, Senior Civil Engineer
May Ng, Project Manager
California Skateparks, Inc_
(Gc1 2)
273 N. Benson Ave. Uplang, CA. 91786
Phone: 909.949.1601 • Fax: 909.981.9368 • www.califonfiaskateparks.com0
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Bid item Description
Item No.
Estimated
Quantity
Unit
Unit Price
Extended
Amount|109| Mobilization-Max 5% 1 LS 27000 $ 27,000.00|109| Clear and Grubbing 21800 SF 1 $ 21,800.00|109| Tree Removal 10 EA 1000 $ 10,000.00|109| Earthwork 1 LS 67000 $ 67,0001)0|109| Export Cut omit CV 20|109| Install Signage 1 EA 1000 $ 1,000.00|101010|Floor Drains 6 EA 300 $ 1,800.00
8 , 6" Drain Lines 480 LF 45 $ 21,600.00
9 Drain Line Connection 1 EA 3750 $ 3,750.00
10 Relocate Irrigation 1 LS 4000 $ 4,000.00
11 Top Deck 4" 8400 SF 10 $ 84,000.00
12 Flat Bottom-6" 265 SF 10 $ 2,650.00
13 Contruct Ledge 258 SF 120 $ 30,960.00
14 Construct Stairs 218 SF 50 $ 10,900.00
15 Construct Turndown 58 LF 70 $ 4,060.00
16 Construct Ret. Wall 115 . IF 225 $ 25,875.00
17 Construct Mow Curb omit LF 9
18 Construct 6" Banks 1975 SF 22 $ 43,450.00
19 Construct Transitions 2750 SF 22 $ 60,500.00
20 Construct Bank Wall 1325 SP 27 $ 35,775.00
21 Pool Coping and Tile 175 IF 65 $ 11,375.00
22 2" x 2" Sq. Steel 166 IF 35 $ 5,810.00
23 2-1/2"x 5" Rect. Steel 19 IF 50 $. 950.00
24 3" Round Steel Pipe 17 LF 50 $ 850.00
25 6' Fencing 545 IF 90 $ 49,050.00
26 Gates for Fencing 2 EA 600 $ 1,200.00
27 Electrical 1" Conduits 200 LF 10 $ 2,000.00
28 No.5 Pull Boxes _ omit EA 350
29 Contingency 1 EA 6000 $ 6,000.00
30 Sidewalk at street 700 SF 9 $ 6,300.00
Total Base Bid Amount
$ 539,655.00Colby W. Carter
Designer/Construction Manager
• Over 23 years of skateboarding and industry related experience
• Professional skateboarder for 10 years
• Planning and Design of over 82 public and 17 private skateparks
• Provided construction management/observation for over 43 skateparks
Colby possesses the proven qualifications and skills to plan and coordinate the various aspects of developing
skateparks facilities. His diverse experience in professional skateboarding, design and construction make him
unique as a park planner who can successfully address both the client's as well as the skaters needs. Twenty
years of recognized achievements in skateboarding and skatepark design and construction has given Mr.
Carter the extensive knowledge and insight necessary to develop terrain for skateboarding. In addition to his
skateboarding career, he has designed over a 100 skateparks and provided construction
management/observation for 43 of them. Along With featured articles in local, national and international
newspapers and magazines regarding skatepark design and construction, professional skaters and industry
leaders have endorsed Mr. Carters designs as some of the best facilities to date.|10101010101010|Company Bias
Joseph M. Claglia
I President/CEO|109| * Holds contractor licenses in 12 states|109| ?
Over 25 years experience in construction and landscaping.
• 14+ years experience in project management
• 14+ years experience in Corporate Finance
• Extensive knowledge in skate park construction
•
• Expert knowledge of city code requirements state wide
• Extensive knowledge in Horticulture
1 Mr. Claglia leads California Skateparks and California Landscape and Design. He is a licensed contractor with
over 25 years of construction and landscaping experience. He is a forward-thinking planner and construction
manager who is setting high standards for skatepark development His experience and knowledge allows him
to thoroughly evaluate each project and focus on solid construction methodology, sound planning and
• systematic project costing while addressing each clients needs with due care and diligence. Joe prides himself
on quality of work and customer satisfaction. Joe has also been involved in his community by helping to
• improve many of the local parks_ Even with his success, he still stays involved in all aspects of his projects and
•
can be seen in the design studio or finishing shotcrete.|101010101010101010|1 •
Colby is 100% dedicated to being an integral part in the evolution of terrain built for skateboarding through the
creation of unique and innovative designs and construction methodologies. Because of his experience and
involvement with the skate community, Colby is able to facilitate skaters dreams buil an idea to reality. Colbys
visionary leadership, hard work and tenacity to overcome obstacles through to completion is a great asset and
has helped California Skate parks grow into the most successful skatepark provider in the world.I|10101010101010|Brian Pino
Project Manager
• Goodyear Community Skapark - Goodyear, Arizona
• McDowell Mountain Ranch - Scottsdale, Arizona
• Pecos Park - City of Phoenix, Arizona
• Anthem Community Park - Anthem, Arizona|109| • BMX Park - Flagstaff, Arizona
• Mike Farm Skatepark - Prescott, Arizona
• City of Logan Public Concrete Skate Park-Logan city, Utah
• Jim Warren Skatepool- Franklin, Tennessee
Brian is a professional skatepark craftsman with extensive experience in all disciplines of construction. His
knowledge and expertise in industrial framing, commercial concrete, shotcrete placement, finishing, parking
structures, and residential framing has helped him become one of the best skatepark builders in the world.
Brian has managed the construction of numerous competition/evert and skate park projects. His diverse
experience in skate park planning, design and specialized construction, coupled with his 31 year history as an
active skateboarder, make him a strong addition to California Skateparks and any skateparlc venture.
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Eric Dawkins
Project Manager
• Veterans Skatepark - Alabaster, Alabama
• Selma-Berry Park - Selma, California
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Sandstone Ranch - Longmont, Colorado
• Ashland, Oregon
• Medford, Oregon
• Grants Pass, Oregon
• Allen Station Skatepark - Allen, Texas|109| • Canadian Skatepark, Texas|1010|• Grants Pass, Oregon
• Seattle Center Skatepark -Seattle, Washington
Eric Dawkins has been skating since he was seven years old and has over 30 years of skateboarding
experience giving him first hand knowledge and understanding of the sport and its evolution. Mr. Dawkins has
traveled nearly all 50 states, Canada and Mexico in pursuit of skateboarding terrain taking note of what he filed
and what he felt worked for him as a skater. He has worked on dozens on skateparks and developed his
construction techniques entirely through experience in the field and has gone on to build some of the greatest
facilit ies in the nation. He brings with him a wealth of skills and abilities exclusive to his trade.Mario Rodriguez
Project Manager
• • Powhattan Skatepark - Arlington, VA
• Ayala Skatepark - Chino, CA,
• Bell Gardens Skatepark - Bell Gardens, CA
• Burbank Skatepark - Burbank, CA
• Coronado Skatepark - Coronado, CA
• Etnies Skatepark - Lake Forest, CA
• Greencastle Skatepark -Greencastle, Indiana
• Granite Skatepark - Sacramento CA|109| • Tarizanite Skatepark - Sacramento CA
• Poway Skatepark - Poway, CA|1010|• Oxnard Skatepark - Oxnard, CA
• The Mat Hoffman Action Sports Park - Oklahoma City, Ok.
Mario throughout the years has acquired a wide range of expertise in all trades involved with successful
skatepark construction. He oversees each skatepark project personally
and attends to all aspects of the|109| construction from demolition to the finished product. Mario is a licensed contractor and has mastered many|109| trades. Mario has the skills to place and finish shotcrete, forming, run equipment of all sizes, and install rebar.
•
Wayne Reynolds, City Project Manager for the City of Whittier quoted by the Whittier Daily Journal as saying,
"this is one of the first contractors I have ever irked with where I did not have to stay on top of the project
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constantly."
Andrew Olguin
Ornamental Specialist
• Santa Monica, California (skatepark metals and custom fence)
• Costa Mesa, California (skatepark metals and bathroom structure)
• Sacramento, California (sle atepark metals and _ pipe structure)
• Upland, California (skatepark metal and full pipe false. forms)
20 years of experience in fabrication and installation of ornamental metals, which include but not limited to:
design and fabrication of custom iron fences, gate fabrication and installation of metal pipe coping, edging and
rails on over 60 slcateparks. Andrews's responsibilities include shop drawings, detailing and quality control.
Samann
Project Manager
• Tewinkle/Volcorn Skate park - Costa Mesa, CA_
•
• Ped low Skate Park .- City of Los Angeles, CA|109| Founders Skatepark - City of Ontario, CA
• Ontario Metrolink - City of Ontario, CA
• Rialto Streetscape City of Ontario, CA|10101010101010|Nikolai has been involved in the public and private sector since 1986. Over the last 20-years, he has
specialized in General Engineering and Site Construction. He has bid nearly one billion dollars in a 20 year
span in Private/Public bids. He has held positions as Chief Estimator, Director, Divisional Manager, Project
Manager, Construc' 'on Manager and Site Superintendent Nikolai is an excellent spec reader and plan studier.
He has extensive 'hands on construction knowledge in estimating, project management, field supervision and
sales, marketing and estimating. Currently he is working as Divisional Manager of the Skatepark Division of
California Landscape and Design, Inc. dba California Skateparks overseeing Business Development, Project
Management, Con t; act Negotiations and Estimating.
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BID TOTALS
Description Statue - Rn4 Quantity Units Unit Price Total •Bid|10 10|MOBILIZATION F -New 1.000 LS 39,000.00 39,000.00
20 CLEARING AND GRUBBING F - New 21,800.000 SF 1,10 23,950.00
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85,000,00|10 10|6,j EXPORT CUT F - New 280.000 CY 26,00 7,000.00
7,0 NI SIG NAGE AT ENTRY MEATAL F - New 1.000 EA 1,200,00 1,200.00
70 CONSTRUCT FLOOR DRAIN 6" ROUND WITH 6" ROUND STAIN F New 6.000
EA 200,00 1,200.00
80 CONSTRUCTS" DRAIN LINE PVC SDR•35 F - New 480.000 LF 40.00 19,200,00
00 CONSTRUCT DRAIN LINE CONNECTION F New 1.000 EA 4,000.00 4,000.00
100 RELOCATE IRRIGATION SYSTEM F - New 1.000 LS 7,000.00 7,000,00
110 CONSTRUCT TOP DECK 4" WFF REINFORCED CONCRETE F - New 9,088.000 SF 10.50 96,529.00
120 CONHSTRCUT FLAT BOTTOM 6" REBAR REINFORCED F New 265.000 SF 12.00 3,180,00
130 CONSTRUCT LEDGE - AVE 1 1-6" HIGH REBAR F -New 258.000 SF 160,00 41,250.00
140 CONSTRUCT STAIRS - REBAR REINFORCED F - New 358.000 SF 22.00 7,876,00
150 CONSTRUCT TURNDOWN WALL- COMPLETE,REBAR F - New 170,000 LF 60,00 10,200.00
160 CONSTRUCT RETAING WAL F New 140.000 LF 210,00 29,400.00 LAI
170 CONSTRUCT MOW STRIP 1 1-0 11 WIDE x 4' 1 THK F - New 550,000 LF 16.00 8,800,00
180 CONSTRUCT BANKS 6" REBAR REINFORCED SHOTCRETE F - New 1,365.000 SF 21.00 25,685.00
190 CONSTRUCT TRANSITIONS - 6" REBAR F - New 2,750.000 SF 19.00 52,250.00
200 CONSTRUCT. BANKED WALL RIDE 6" REBAR F - New 1,466.000 SF 30,00 43,950,00
210 CONSTRUCT POOL COPING F - New 176,000 Lr 50.00 8,750.00
220 F/12' x 2' SQ STEEL TUBE F - New 166,000 LF 40.00 6,640.00
230 FA 2-1/2" x 5" RECTANGULAR STEEL TUBE F - New 19.000 LF 75,00 1,425,00
240 F/1 3" ROUND STEEL PIPE F - New 17.000 LF 75.00 1,275,00
260 BLACK VINYL COATED 8' Chain Link Fence F - New 545.000 LF 85,00 29,975.00
260 VINYL COATED Chain Link Gale F - New 2.000 EA 900.00 1,800,00
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