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RESOLUTION NO. 9 6_ 644
' A RESOLUTION BY A FOUR -FIFTHS l4/5THSI AFFIRMATIVE
VOTE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COMMISSION
RATIFYING, APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE CITY
MANAGER'S FINDING THAT .AN EMERGENCY NEED EXISTS,
WAIVIN,03 COMPi TITIVE SEALED BIDS, AND APPROVING THE.
EMERGENCY REPAIR OF A CITY BUCKET TRUCK BY TRUCK
CITY, A DADE COUNTY MINORITY -OWNED VENDOR, IN THE
AMOUNT OF 08,600 FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL
} SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONISOLID WASTE QGSAISW?,
E VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT ADMINISTRATION DIVISION;
ALLOCATING FUNDS THEREFOR FROM THE DEPARTMENT
OF GSAISW, VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT ADMINISTRATION
DIVISION IrY '95/96 GENERAL OPERATING BUDGET,
ACCOUNT CODE NO. 580701-640; AUTHORIZING THE CITY
MANAGER TO INSTRUCT THE CHIEF PROCUREMENT
OFFICER TO ISSUE A PURCHASE ORDER FOR THESE
SERVICES. ---
WHEREAS, the Department of General Services Administration/Solid Waste
(GSAISW), Vehicle and Equipment Administration Division urgently needs to repair and
recertify a city bucket truck that lost its aerial bucket section in an accident; and
WHEREAS, the Department of Public Works is in great need of said bucket truck for
the excessive amount of tree trimming required during the growing season, as well as for
electrical line repairs, plus additional maintenance functions; and
WHEREAS, informal written quotas have been obtained from three vendors; and
WHEREAS, Trock City was determined to be the lowest, most responsive, and
responsible quote received, and
CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
SEA' 12 1996
Rew1utico No.
96- 644
WHEREAS, funding Is available from the Department of GSA/SW. Vehicle and
Equipment Administration FY 195/96 Operating Budget, Account Code No. 580701-840;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Resolution
are hereby adopted by reference thereto and incorporated herein as if fully set forth in this
Section.
Section 2. By a four -fifths (4/5ths) affirmative vote of the members of the City
Commission, ratifying, approving and confirming the City Manager's finding that a valid
emergency need exists, waiving the requirements for competitive sealed bids, and
approving the emergency repair of a city bucket truck by Tuck City, a Dade County
minority owned vendor, at a total cost of $8,600, with funds therefor hereby allocated
from the Department of GSA/SW, Vehicle and Equipment Administration Division FY
195196 Operating Budget, Account Code No. 580701-840.
Section 3, The City Manager is hereby authorized to instruct the Chief
Procurement Officer to issue a purchase order for this repair„
Section 4. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 1.2 th. day of Septembez 1996.
ATT. EST.
WALTER Fofym
CITY CLEAN
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SEP-03-19-96 14:46 P.05
GiTY OF MIRn/it, FLOR GIA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM, 60
TO: Honomble Mayor and Membem
of the City Caw iwion
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SMELT Repair of Bucket Truck
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City
It is wily recommended that th; City Commission approve, wd mnfirm the
CIO, MwaWs fording that an emergency need exist4 waivin, by a fouir-fif hs i4/5tbsj
affam=ve von* the mquirements for compedtivc seated bids and appmvi4 dw
enwiency mpok of a City bait t rwk- by Truck City, a Dade Cca mity minceity owrwd
vets kc, locaawd at 10M N.W. South River Drive, Medley. F1wi(* 33179 in the
RMAZU of $9,600. Fiords are available from the FY 1995-1996 Offing Budget,
A=wx;rt Code No. 580701-840.
one of tbie two City bucket tracks used by the Department of Public Works %w damaged
as a ,=aft of an aocidea The aerial section of the uuck wa% dmaged beyond repair• and
nazods W be raplwA d. The immediate mpgir of thb unit is essential to insure its
WdWaty for uw by the Dot of Public Works for swh fira lions as trimming of
tacs, clamcal llixw rersaias, and *der City mawwnace dirties.
'1 %-nV= q>;xot wee obwwaL Truk City was the lowest, mwA
reVomble and responsive vezWor.
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TO . Cesar H. Odio
City Manager
FROM : ROn E. Williams
Assistant City Manager
CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
DATE AN 2 9 19% FILE
SUIUECT Request to Waive Competitive
Sealed Bids
REFERENCES :CCM of Sept. 12, 1996
ENCLOSURES:
The Deparbxrent of General Services and Solid Waste (GSAIS", Vehicle and
Equipment Administration Division (VEA) has four (4) agenda items, number 57,
53, 59 and 60 that it is respec tfully pre%enting to the City Commission for
approval to waive the requirements for competitive sealed bids, pursuant to
Section, 16-52.6 of the City Code, for the emergency procurement of equipment
parts, materials and repair services.
The reasons for the request to waive the requirements for competitive sealed
bids on the four (4) agenda items are summarized below:
Agenda Item #57 in the amount of $15,ODO.00: The Police Departments KZ,
1000 police pursuit motorcycles are in constant need of specialized factory
approved parts to continue to operate in a safe and reliable manner. Southwest
Kawasaki which supplies the City with these factory approved specialized parts
has always provided parts for these pursuit units and, as a result of its bang
gslationship With the City, continued to do so even though monies ran out in the
Chys blanket purchase order. The Police Department Fleet Service Center was
in great and urgent need of these parts to keep these emergency units in
operation, therefore the reason for this expedited action.
Agenda Item 955 in the amount $34,819.35: This proposed resolution is to pay
for equiprwnt, parts and repair services for police pursuit vehicles that were not
covered under the factory warranty and were urgently needed to keep
emergency vehicles in .service. These parts and repair services were provided
by Anthony Abraham Chevrolet, Inc., the City's designated factory warranty
dealer for Chevrolet Caprice tars on an emergency effort to sustain the Motor
Rotas Level of repair service to police pursuit units. The department has verified
Met these. parts, materials, supplies and repair services, were received and
properly used for City purposes.
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Agenda Item 956 in the amount of $16,000.00: This proposed resolution is to
pay for urgently required parts,, equipment, supplies and materials that were
acquired, on an emergency basis, from Papoo Auto Stores, Inc. to maintain the
Polioa Fteet Services and the VEA shop repair function .in operation. Failure to
acquire these parts, equipment, supplies and materials would have resulted in
the closing of vital repair operations and lost productivity of mechanics, along
with increased downtime for urgently needed emergency vehicles and
equipment.
Agenda Item #60 in the amount of $8,600.00: This proposed resolution is for the
emergencyrepair of a bucket track that is urgently needed by the Department of
Public Works to trim trees, repair electrical lines and lamp posts. idVith the
hurricane season already here it is a very valuable piece of equipment that is
needed promptly back in service. Informal written quotes have already been
obtained for the performance of said repair. This Resolution recommends that
theCity Commission approve the waiving of the requirements for competitive
sealed bids in order to expedite the repair of this very much needed piece of
equipment.
All of the above noted agenda items, with the exception of Item #60, cover the
cot of parts and repair services to emergency units that were critical to the
operation and, in the recent past, had been processed with the use of field
purchase orders, which are no longer allowed by the Procurement Management
Division of the Finance !Department.
These. ac dons am., the remaining items that must be paid as part of the final Fleet
Services, reorganization. Once the requested items are presented and approved
by the City Commission and the new budget year starts, future requests of this
nature should not be required.
Pilea4a indicate with your signature below the declaration of an emergency and
approval of these iterns pursu t to Section 18-52.6 of the City Code.
APPROVED: � Date:
Cesar K radio, City Manager
96- 644
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