
Item No: 5E.
Meeting Date: June
11, 2012
From: Mike
Thornton, Purchasing Manager, for
J. Douglas
Drymon, Deputy City Manager
Subject: Resolutions
related to the Airfield Lighting Upgrade Project at the Leesburg International
Airport
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Staff Recommendation:
Staff
recommends approval of both the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT)
Joint Participation Agreement (JPA) and Task Order No. 7 with Hanson
Professional Services for engineering services related to the Airfield Lighting
Upgrade covered by the FDOT JPA.
Analysis:
The
Leesburg International Airport work program for FY 2011/2012 includes a project
to upgrade the airfield lighting facilities to current Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) and FDOT standards and specifications. The existing lighting systems on a 5,000 foot
section of runway 13/31, taxiway A and taxiway K are in poor condition and
require time-consuming and costly maintenance.
During the summer months, maintenance on these sections increases due to
lightening strikes. The wiring and small
electric transformers are direct buried and are extremely susceptible to
failure from lightening strikes and the elements.
Upgrades
to the System will include a counter-poise grounding system, buried conduit
will be installed for wiring and individual transformers will be placed in
below ground water tight enclosures. The
lighting fixtures will also be upgrade to more efficient and longer lasting
light emitting diode (LED) lights. This
will reduce power consumption for airfield lighting.
The
airfield lighting upgrade was split-up into two (2) phases. Phase I upgraded the lighting on runway 3/21,
taxiway B and taxiway J. This work was
completed in January 2010 at a total construction cost of $389,225.18.
The
work to be performed under this current JPA will complete the master
project. All airfield lighting will meet
FAA and FDOT standards for airfield lighting.
Item One
The
first resolution staff recommends for approval is the execution of a Joint
Participation Agreement with FDOT. The
available funding in the JPA for this project is $525,000.00. The funding split is 80% ($420,000.00) FDOT
and 20% ($105,000.00) City.
The
amount currently authorized to be spent by the City is $40,632.00. This is the amount of the professional
services scope of work covered under Task Order No. 7 with Hanson Professional
Services.
Once
the design-build criteria package is completed by Hanson, the construction
portion of the project will be put out to bid.
When a contractor is identified for award, an amendment to the JPA will
be submitted to authorize spending the remaining funds available under the JPA.
Item Two
The
second resolution staff recommends for approval is the execution of Task Order
No. 7 with Hanson Professional Services, Inc.
The
City of Leesburg has an existing Continuing Services Master Agreement for
professional engineering services with Hanson Professional Services, Inc. This agreement was formed pursuant to Request
for Qualifications (RFQ) 100113 and was executed following City Commission approval
of Resolution 8641 on April 26, 2010.
Options:
1. Approve both resolutions as recommended as
the second is dependent on the first; or
2. Such alternative action as the Commission may
deem appropriate
Fiscal Impact:
The
estimated cost of this project is $525,000.00.
Funds for this work are included in the current airport capital
budget. The funding breakdown is as
follows:
·
$420,000.00
- FDOT (80%)
·
$105,000.00
- City of Leesburg (20%)
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Department: _Airport_______________ Prepared
by: _Mike Thornton_______ Attachments: Yes____ No __X___ Advertised: ____Not Required ___X__ Dates: __________________________ Attorney
Review : Yes___ No ____
_________________________________ Revised 6/10/04 |
Reviewed by: Dept. Head ________ Finance Dept. __________________ Deputy
C.M. ___________________
Submitted
by: City Manager ___________________
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Account
No. _001-1821-542.63-10__ Project
No. __310018____________ WF No.
____WF743886 / 001_____ Budget ____$600,000.00_________ Available
___$600,000.00_________ |