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RESOLUTION NO. 84-1274
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE ATTACHED BID OF PAN
AMERICAN BANK,N.A. IN THE AMOUNT OF APPROXI-
MATELY $55,582 AS A CHARGE FOR BANKING SERVIC-
ES FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI FOR 3 YEARS BEGINNING
JANUARY 1, 1985; WITH SUCH SERVICE CHARGE TO
BE PAID BY THE CITY MAINTAINING AN UNINVESTED
AMOUNT OF MONEYS ON DEPOSIT WITH SAID BANK;
WITH SAID REQUIRED UNINVESTED BALANCES FLUCTU-
ATING DURING THE 3-YEAR PERIOD BASED UPON
ACTUAL VOLUME OF SERVICES PERFORMED AND THE
INTEREST RATE OF NEWLY -ISSUED TREASURY BILLS;
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A
CONTRACT WITH SAID BANK IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SAID ATTACHED BID.
WHEREAS, sealed bids were received September 7, 1984 for
the CITY OF MIAMI BANKING SERVICES; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager reports that the $55,582.00
bid of Pan American Bank is the lowest responsible and complete
bid and recommends that a Contract be awarded to said bank; and
WHEREAS, the bid process was engaged in by the City in
conformity with Section 18-2 of the City of Miami Code;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The attached Sentemher Q_ 1QAQ hire of oan
} American Bank,N.A. in the approximate annual amount of $55,582.00
as a charge for providing BANKING SERVICES FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI
for 3 years, such amount to fluctuate based upon actual banking
service volume, is hereby accepted.
Section 2. The aforesaid charge of approximately
$55,582.00 is to be paid for by the City of Miami through its
maintaining on deposit with said bank uninvested City moneys,
said amount on deposit to fluctuate based upon actual banking
service volume and actual newly -issued Treasury Bill interest
rates over the 3-year period.
CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
NOV 8 1984
RESOLUTIUN No. 84-1
REMARKS.
RESOLUTION NO. 84-1274
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE ATTACHED BID OF PAN
AMERICAN BANK,N.A. IN THE AMOUNT OF APPROXI-
MATELY $55,582 AS A CHARGE FOR BANKING SERVIC-
ES FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI FOR 3 YEARS BEGINNING
JANUARY 1, 1985; WITH SUCH SERVICE CHARGE TO
BE PAID BY THE CITY MAINTAINING AN UNINVESTED
AMOUNT OF MONEYS ON DEPOSIT WITH SAID BANK;
WITH SAID REQUIRED UNINVESTED BALANCES FLUCTU-
ATING DURING THE 3-YEAR PERIOD BASED UPON
ACTUAL VOLUME OF SERVICES PERFORMED AND THE
INTEREST RATE OF NEWLY -ISSUED TREASURY BILLS;
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A
CONTRACT WITH SAID BANK IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SAID ATTACHED BID.
WHEREAS, sealed bids were received September 7, 1984 for
the CITY OF MIAMI BANKING SERVICES; and
WHEREAS, the City Manager reports that the $55,582.00
bid of Pan American Bank is the lowest responsible and complete
bid and recommends that a Contract be awarded to said bank; and
WHEREAS, the bid process was engaged in by the City in
conformity with Section 18-2 of the City of Miami Code;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The attached Sentemher Q_ 1QAQ hire of oan
} American Bank,N.A. in the approximate annual amount of $55,582.00
as a charge for providing BANKING SERVICES FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI
for 3 years, such amount to fluctuate based upon actual banking
service volume, is hereby accepted.
Section 2. The aforesaid charge of approximately
$55,582.00 is to be paid for by the City of Miami through its
maintaining on deposit with said bank uninvested City moneys,
said amount on deposit to fluctuate based upon actual banking
service volume and actual newly -issued Treasury Bill interest
rates over the 3-year period.
CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
NOV 8 1984
RESOLUTIUN No. 84-1
REMARKS.
Section 3. The City Manager is hereby authorized to
enter into a Contract on behalf of the City of Miami with Pan
American Bank,N.A. for BANKING SERVICES FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI for
a 3-year period beginning January 1, 1985 in accordance with the
Bank's attached bid.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 8th day of November. 1984.
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK
PREPARD AND APPROVED BY:
DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY
APPROVED
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CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
39 INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM ✓
TO Howard V. Gary DATE. September 26, 1984 FILE:
City Manager
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Carlos E. Garcia ;
FROM Director of F i n a n� e REFERENCES:
ENCLOSURES:
It is recommended that the attached resolu-
tion be adopted by the City Commission
accepting the attached bid of Pan American
Bank for the City's Banking Services, ex-
cluding Registrar/Fiscal Agent services, for
a three year period beginning January 1,
1985.
Resolution 84-871 Authorized the Director of Finance to distrib-
ute and publish request for proposals to federal and Florida -
chartered banks located within the City limits for the banking
services required by the City for a three year period.
Newspaper ads were placed during August 16 & 18, in the Miami
News, the Miami Review, the Miami Times and Diario Las Americas,
and Requests for Proposals were mailed to fifty three local
banks.
Five responses were received from local banks as a ,,esu l t of the
newspaper ads and mailed requests for proposals. Four other
banks declined in writing to bid on the services.
An evaluation team was appointed by the City Manager which in-
cluded following City staff. Carlos Garcia, Finance Director,
Charlotte Gallogly, Economic Development Director, Sujan Chhabra,
Internal Auditor, Adrienne McBeth, Minority Procurement Coordina-
tor, Gary Houck, Assistant Finance Director, and Philip Luney,
Assistant Finance Director.
Services to be provided under this contract are:
Related to activity in the City's four bank accounts,
depository, operating, payroll, and workers compensation,
such as deposit of collections; payments of checks issued by
the City; issuance and receipt of wire transfers; providing
bank statements, magnetic tapes and daily balances.
Safekeeping custodian of collateral related to City's
investments.
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Collection of letter of credit payments received from the
federal government.
Issuance of U. S. Savings Bonds purchased by City employees
through payroll deductions.
Registrar services are being excluded from this contract since it
will be to the City's advantage to bid the registrar services
immediately before a bond sale among both local and major out-of-
town banking institutions.
The cost associated with this contract for banking services will
not require a cash disbursement from the City. The bank will be
compensated by maintaining balances in the City's bank accounts
in relation to the cost of the services.
Annual cost of proposals for the banking services identified by
the City were as follows:
Barnett Bank of South Florida $109,571.681
Florida National Bank 101,445.002
Pan American Bank, N.A. 55,582.702
Southeast Bank, N. A. 54,831.00
Sun/Flagship National Bank of Miami 86,855.00
2 Excluded Registrar/Fiscal Agent Services
Excluded Letter of Credit and Payroll Deduction Savings
Bonds services.
Based on the proposals received, the Evaluation Team unanimously
selected Pan American Bank, N. A., as providing the best proposal
for the City's banking services based on the following:
- It provides the lowest cost when considering that Southeast
Bank excluded from its bid letter of credit and payroll
deduction savings bonds services. Pan American Bank cost
would have been $52,420.20 if letter of credit and payroll
deduction savings bonds services had been excluded.
- Offered to provide all of the services requested by the City.
- It presented a strong affirmative action program for hiring
minorities with equally impressive results.
- Provided the most complete packet to support its loan policy.
The Evaluation Team for Banking Services strongly recommends the
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adoption of the attached resolution.
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BANKING SERVICE
ESTIMATED
ANNUAL VOLUME
ESTIMATED
DEPOSITORIES:
MAIN
MAIN
WORKER'S
BID CHARGE
ANNUAL
PAYROLL
OPERATING
DEPOSITORY
COMPENSATION
TOTAL
PER ITEM
CHARGES
Accto Maintenance
1
1
1
1
48
8.40
$ 403.20
Checks Paid
104,000
30,000
0
13,000
T4T.W
.12
17 640.00
Checks Deposited
0
0
200,000
0
*ZUU.UUU .015 Enc./-.07
Unenc. 6,300.00
Credits Posted
100
100
900
0
Tiuu
.22
242.00
Deposit Items Returned/
Charged Back
0
0
11000
0
1,000
2.25
2,250.00
Deposit Items Returned/
Resubmitted
0
0
1,000
0
1,000
2.25
2 250.00
Wire Transfers -Incoming
100
100
400
0
M
5.60
3,360.00
Wire Transfers -Outgoing
0
0
500
U
5UU
7.85
3,925.00
Phone Calls -Balance Status
250
250
250
250
1,uou
2.50
2,500.00
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*Estimated 70% encoded - 140,000 @ .015 = $2,100.
30% unencoded - 30,000 @ .07 = $4,200.
$6,300.
OTHER SERVICES:
Safekeeping Custodian (2)
Safekeeping Custodian (2)
Check Sorting
Magnetic Tape of Paid Items
Paid Item Listing
Registrar/Fiscal Agent -Bonds
Registrar/Fiscal Agent -Coupons
Letters of Credit -Each Account
Letters of Credit -Each Drawdown
Letters of Credit -Each Paid Item
Payroll Deduction -Savings Bonds
UNIT BASIS
Each Security Traded -Book Entry Fed. Reserve
Each Security Traded/Actual Delivery
Per 1,000 paid items
Per 1,000 paid items
Per 1,000 paid items
Per Bond Redeemed -Matured
Per Coupon Redeemed -Matured
Per Letter of Credit Account
Per Drawdown
Per Paid Item
Per Transaction
TOTAL BID DEPOSITORY SERVICES $38,870.20 III
ESTIMATED BID(1)
ANNUAL CHARGE
UNITS PER UNIT
ESTIMATED
ANNUAL
CHARGES
100 8.00 $ 800.00
1uu 24.00
2,400.00
147 000 $50.00 Basic
147 000 fee per A/C +
1,800.00
147,000 .05 per item
7,350.00
2.00
200.00
.50
1,000.00
12.00
36.00
15 12.00
900.00
16.50
.85
2,210.00
TOTAL BID OTHER SERVICES $16,712.50
(1)
If the bidding
bank is unable
to provide the designated banking
service, the
wording "NO
BID" should be
placed in this column.
TOTAL VARIABLE BID $55,S82_70
(2)
This charge is
to be calculated for the purchase and maturity of
each investmen
(3)
For Payroll, Main
Operating b
Workers' Compensation.
PAN ICAN BANK, N.A.
OR
(4)
These figures
are for overall
estimation purposes, since future
bond issue _REQUIRED
COMPENSATING BALANCE
volumes are
not known at this time.
FIXED BID
By:
Peter A. Clayton, Senior Vice
President