HomeMy WebLinkAbout92-1216 Swallow Construction RESOLUTION
APPROVING CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 IN THE CONTRACT WITH
SWALLOW CONSTRUCTION FOR THE GRAVITY REPLENISHMENT LINE
WHEREAS, the City of Elgin has heretofore entered into a
contract with Swallow Construction for the gravity replenish-
ment line; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary and desirable to modify the
terms of the contract as is described in Change Order No. 1,
attached hereto.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ELGIN, ILLINOIS, that Larry L. Rice, City Manager, be
and is hereby authorized and directed to execute Change Order
No. 1, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part
hereof by reference.
s/ George VanDeVoorde
George VanDeVoorde, Mayor
Presented: December 16 , 1992
Adopted: December 16, 1992
Vote: Yeas 6 Nays 1
Recorded:
Attest:
s/ Dolonna Mecum
Dolonna Mecum, City Clerk
ELGIN, ILLINOIS
GRAVITY REPLENISHMENT LINE
CHANGE ORDER NO. 1
SCOPE: This Change Order No. 1 covers additional changes in the scope
of work at the Gravity Replenishment Line that were not reasonably
foreseeable at the time the contract was signed and are in the best
interest of the City. Items covered in this change order are for: 1)
transition fitting, 2) sidewalk, 3) additional labor for connecting to
the existing main, 4) restrained joint fittings, and 5) granular trench
stabilization.
This contract for construction is with Swallow Construction, Lombard,
Illinois.
REASONS FOR CHANGE:
1) The project was originally designed and bid with the contractor
responsible for connecting the new 30-inch diameter ductile iron water
main to an existing 36" x 36" x 30" tee. After exposing the tee, it
was discovered that the existing tee is prestressed concrete cylinder
pipe (PCCP) material . Therefore, the new ductile iron pipe could not
be connected to the PCCP tee without the use of a special transition
fitting. The existence of the PCCP material for the existing tee was
not noted during any of the review phases prior to bidding. The
installation of the transition fitting is necessary to make the
connection between the new ductile iron pipe and existing PCCP main.
This will result in a new addition to the contract.
2) The project was originally designed and bid with the installation of
the 24-inch diameter water main installed in front of the Riverside
Treatment Plant. The original bid did not have a unit price bid for
concrete sidewalk removal and replacement. A price per square yard was
submitted by the contractor for approval . After review by the City and
CDI, a lower price was negotiated with the Contractor and accepted.
This will result in a net addition to the contract.
3) The project was originally designed and bid with the contractor
responsible for connecting the new 30-inch diameter ductile iron main
to the existing 36" x 36" x 30" tee. The connection was to be
accomplished by removing what was felt to be a standard plug. However,
after exposing the tee it was discovered that the tee had a plug which
was bolted and welded to the pipe. This resulted in a work stoppage
and then additional time and equipment, not contemplated in the
original bid, for removal of the welded plug. A price was submitted by
the contractor for approval . After review by the City and CDI, a lower
price was negotiated with the contractor and accepted. This will
result in a net addition to the contract.
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4) The project was originally designed and bid with the contractor
responsible for installing a concrete thrust block at the 24-inch
diameter elbow located at approximate station 22+50. This elbow is
located on the west bank of the Fox River. This area is submerged
during periods of high water. Excavation during the water main
installation revealed unsuitable pipe laying conditions not
contemplated in the original contract. It was determined that the use
of restrained joints would be in the City's best interest in lieu of
the use of a thrust block due to the concern that the noncohesive soils
encountered would not allow for adequate bearing for a thrust block.
This will result in a net addition to the contract.
5) During the course of construction, unstable ground was encountered
from Station 20+10 to 20+53. The below grade conditions were unsuit-
able and were not adequate to fully support the installed water main.
It was determined that the use of the granular trench stabilization
material would be in the best interest of the City. The subgrade
conditions were not contemplated in the original bid. This will result
in a net addition to the contract.
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SUMMARY OF CHANGES IN CONTRACT AMOUNT: The amount of the contract will
be revised as follows:
Item
1. Transition fitting to allow connection of ductile iron pipe to
prestressed concrete cylinder pipe.
Fitting Material Cost $1,045.00
Contractor 15% Fee 156.75
Shipping Cost to Job Site 161.40
Total Add $1,363.15
2. Concrete sidewalk removal and replacement.
*19 S.Y. at $27/S.Y. $513.00
Total Add $513.00
*Invoice amount is $4.50/Square foot = $40.50/Square Yard. At
project meeting on 3 August 1992, a negotiated price was agreed to
of $3.00/Square Foot = $27.00/Square Yard.
3. Additional labor for connection to existing main.
Invoice #9228 - Extra #1; 5/28/92 $797.34
Invoice #9228 - Extra #2; 5/29/92 905.20
*Invoice #9228 - Extra #3; 6/1/92 398.67
Total Add $2,101.21
*Invoice amount is $797.34. At project meeting on 3 August 1992,
a negotiated price was agreed to of 1/2 of $797.34 = $398.67.
4. Additional restrained joints.
180 lineal feet at $18.80/L.F. $3,384.00
Total Add $3,384.00
5. Granular trench stabilization.
54014 tons at $20/Ton $1,082.80
Total Add $1,082.80
TOTAL NET ADDITIONAL COST $8,444.16
The original contract with Swallow Construction was $494,797.00 (four
hundred ninty-four thousand, seven hundred ninety-seven and no/100
dollars) . With this change order amounting to $8,444.16 (eight
thousand, four hundred forty-four and 16/100 dollars) , the total
contract will be for $503,241.16 (five hundred three thousand, two
hundred forty-one and 16/100 dollars) .
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OTHER CONTRACT PROVISIONS: All other contract provisions shall remain
the same.
Agreed to this day of , 1992.
Recommended:
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TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: City Manager
DATE: November 23, 1992
SUBJECT: AUTHORIZATION OF CHANGE ORDER #1, FINAL PAYMENT, AND
ACCEPTANCE OF THE WATER REPLENISHMENT LINE (W-37)
PURPOSE:
This memorandum will provide the Mayor and Council with
information to consider authorizing the execution of change
order #1, final payment, and acceptance of the improvements to
the subject project.
BACKGROUND:
The construction contract awarded to Swallow Construction on
March 11, 1992, was for the installation of a 24" finished water
replenishment line from the Riverside Water Treatment Plant
beneath the Fox River to the reservoirs at the Slade Avenue
facility. Attached is change order #1 for additional changes in
the scope of the work, which include the following items:
1. Transition fitting to allow connection of ductile iron
pipe (DIP) to prestressed concrete cylinder pipe
(PCCP) .
2 . Concrete sidewalk removal and replacement.
3. Additional labor for connection to existing main.
4. Additional restrained joint pipe 180 lineal feet.
5. 54 . 14 tons of granular trench stabilization.
Swallow Construction Corp. has completed the project in
compliance with the plans and specifications provided by Clark
Dietz, Inc.
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FINANCIAL IMPACT:
The initial contract was awarded for $494,797,00 . The contract
amount based on actual measured in-place quantities totaled
$497,726 . 16 . Change order #1, which covers additional changes
in the scope of work, amounted to $8,444 . 16 . This brings the
total revised contract to $503,241 . 16 . Copies of change order
#1 and the final payment request are attached for your
consideration.
RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that the City Council authorize change order
#1 in the amount of $8,444 . 16 and the final payment to Swallow
Construction Corp. in the amount of $57, 372 . 36 and accept the
completed projec .
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Attachments
cc: James L. Kristiansen, Public Works Director
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