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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-80-0378RESOLUTION NO. s Q- 3 7 A A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO AWARD AN ADDITIONAL PORTION OF THE STRUCTURAL STEEL BID IN THE PROPOSED AMOUNT OF $540,000 TO FLORIDA STEEL CORPORATION FOR THE CITY OF MIAMI/UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI JAMES L. KNIGHT CONVENTION CENTER, WHICH BID WAS RECEIVED BY THE CITY ON JUNE 6, 1979, IN ORDER THAT THE MILL ORDERS AND FABRICATION OF THE STRUCTURAL SHAPES NECESSARY FOR THE SAID CENTER CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED; FURTHER DIRECTING THAT THIS ADDITIONAL PORTION OF THE CONTRACT BE FUNDED FROM MONIES PRESENTLY ALLOCATED BY THE CITY FOR SAID CENTER. WHEREAS, the City has accepted an Economic Development Administration Grant, No. 04-51-20591, dated September 16, 1977, by Resolution No. 77-795, dated October 13, 1977, to assist in the construction of the CITY OF MIAMI/UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI JAMES L. KNIGHT INTERNATIONAL CENTER whereby the City agreed to maintain continuous onsite construction work; and WHEREAS, bids for the structural steel work were received June 6, 1979; and WHEREAS, ON June 4, 1979, the City Commission authorized a contract for shop drawings in order to save time; and WHEREAS, it is necessary at this time to place additional mill orders for the rolling of the structural steel shapes and to continue fabrication; and WHEREAS, awarding of an additional portion at this time will keep the project on the required schedule; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: ll Section 1. The City Manager is her''jj' %'a'u'thor'zed to award an additional portion of the June 6, 1979 structural steel work bid of Florida Steel Corporation in the proposed amount of $540,000 for the CITY OF MIAMI/UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI JAMES L. KNIGHT INTERNATIONAL CENTER, which award will allow the contractor to place mill orders and fabricate the structural shapes necessary for said Center, using funds therefor from monies presently allocated for said Center. lrsUp?nnT-�� �j,.>, �/ �j i-` CITYCOMMISSION MEETING OF. MAY :? 1980 - 3 7 f PASSED AND ADOPTED this22 day of May t1980 2980, Maurice A. Ferre M A Y 0 R A RALN G. ONGIE, CITY CLERK PREPARED AND APPROVED BY: OMMEW ROBERT F. C A K, ASST. ITY ATTORNEY A R ED A�' .TO FORM AND,,CORRECTNESS : c i G RG . KNOX JR.,- CITY ATTORNEY VE ,-TS 80-378 4. 13 CITY OF MIAMI, i"LJ;2ti3A tNTfir�-OFFICE yi':viC=tANOUM Joseph R. Grassie >_ May 15, 1980 City Manager Florida Steel Contract Conference/Convention Center � rJ RUFRcNCES Vin/dent E. Grimm, Jr. /A One of the major elements of the Conference/Convention Center is the structural steel. The detailing, the fabrication and the erection of the steel is the key element in the schedule of construction. In recognition of the whole project revolving around the structural steel, we took bids on the steel separate from the remaining portions of the project in June 1979. This contract price was $4,385,991. To keep this contract moving in stages, the City authorized $30,000 be paid to the contractor in June 1979 for preparation of shop draw- ings, and further authorized $1,868,554 for the purchase of steel in September 1979. This second award was subsequently modified to allow not only the purchase of steel, but some fabrication, within the same contract amount. Negotiations have been going on with Florida Steel Corp. to keep this project moving. Because of our inability to meet the schedules in our contract and because of design changes, we will have to increase the scope of the contract by $962,707 and, in addition, must give the contractor authority to proceed with $540,000 worth of work by June 1. The attached resolution provides $540,000 and authorizes the Manager to proceed with the purchase and fabrication of additional steel members. Funds for this additional order are presently available in funds allocated for the Conference/Convention Center. When the bonds are sold, it will be necessary to increase the scope of the contract by the $962,707 previously mentioned, making the total contract $5,348,698 as opposed to the original amount of $4,385,991. cc: James Connolly Adrian Werner