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File #: ID 20-0420    Version: 1 Name: Stanley Rd Emergency PO
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 5/25/2020 In control: City Council
On agenda: 6/16/2020 Final action: 6/16/2020
Title: Resolution Approving a Contract in the Amount of $337,527 with KRG Utility, Inc. for the Replacement of Deteriorated Sanitary Sewer Main Under Interstate 40
Indexes: District 4, District 5, WR Contracts
Attachments: 1. Emergency PO KRG Proposal_Stanley Rd Slip Line_may_22_2020.pdf, 2. 20-0420 RES Emergency PO 1619 Stanley Rd.pdf

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Resolution Approving a Contract in the Amount of $337,527 with KRG Utility, Inc. for the Replacement of Deteriorated Sanitary Sewer Main Under Interstate 40

 

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Council Priority:  Maintain Infrastructure and Provide Sustainable Growth Opportunities

 

Department: Water Resources

Council District: 4 and 5

 

Public Hearing: N/A

Advertising Date/By: N/A

 

Contact 1 and Phone: Michael M. Borchers, 373-2494

Contact 2 and Phone: Kristine Williams, 373-2556

 

PURPOSE:

Water Resources requests City Council ratification of an emergency contract with  KRG Utility Inc. in the amount of $ $337,527 authorized by the City Manager under emergency conditions to remove and replace/repair a deteriorated 12-inch sanitary sewer main that conveys wastewater underneath Interstate 40 that was threatening to undermine the roadway.

 

BACKGROUND:

The City of Greensboro Water Resources Department experienced sanitary sewer overflows as the result of a deteriorated cast iron sewer main running under I-40, parallel to Wendover Ave.  Removal and replacement/repair of the deteriorated 1,100 linear feet of 12-inch sanitary sewer main that conveys wastewater underneath Interstate-40 was required. The 800-foot span of pipe was found to be severely corroded, restricting flow and causing capacity and debris related overflows.  Water Resources forces installed a temporary 6-inch sanitary sewer bypass line through an adjacent 72-inch storm drain, which provided short-term relief from possible overflows, but continuous pumping was required to maintain flow and prevent additional overflows. 

 

In accordance with City Code of Ordinances, Section 2-90, the City manager may contract for amounts in excess of his approval authority in the event of an emergency, with notification and ratification by City Council. KRG Utility, Inc. was chosen because of the company’s extensive experience with sanitary sewer rehabilitation contracts, and they were available to perform the work within the timeline needed. With the immediacy of need and public safety implications of the repair needed, as allowed by the MWBE Program Plan, the terms of the Plan were not applied to the contract.

 

BUDGET IMPACT:

Funding in the amount of $337,527 is budgeted in the following Water Resources Capital Improvements Fund account: 503-7029-02.6017 A20062.

 

RECOMMENDATION / ACTION REQUESTED:

The Water Resources Department recommends approval and ratification of the contract with KRG Utility, Inc. in the amount of $337,527.