Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Memorandum May 31, 2016 Re
Transcription
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Memorandum May 31, 2016 Re
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation Memorandum May 31, 2016 Re: Excess Vehicles and Equipment The below listed vehicles and equipment are beyond economic repair and are deemed excess to the department’s needs. They will be disposed of through city auction or scrapped. Funds generated will be credited back to our department. Year 1972 1987 Unk 1998 1998 1998 1974 Make Fiat-Allis Bobcat Homemade Ford Ford Nomanco Ford Model F7 742 Trailer Taurus Expedition 8018 5000 Dept # 210 230 314 108 81 332 227 Description Grader Skidsteer Canoe Trailer Sedan SUV Equipment Trailer Tractor 1972 Fiat-Allis Grader. Acquisition cost: $800. 9000 hours. #4 cylinder has hole in wet sleeve. Engine rebuild parts cost alone is $3200. Repairs exceed equipment value. To be auctioned. 1987 Bobcat 742 Skid steer. Acquisition Cost: $10,907. 2600 hours. Constant repairs to this gas engine and hydraulics are exceeding reasonable repair costs. To be auctioned. Unknown age homebuilt canoe trailer. Cost unknown. Trailer cobbled together and too high to load modern canoes onto. To be scrapped. 1998 Ford Taurus Sedan. Acquisition cost: $12,751. 87,000 miles. Excessive body rust. Shock towers rusting out. Repairs exceed vehicle value. To be auctioned. 1998 Ford Expedition. Transferred from city garage at no cost in 2005. 126,000 miles. Developing advanced body rust. Engine burning excess oil and will not stay running. Repair costs exceed vehicle value. To be auctioned. 1998 Nomanco equipment trailer. Acquisition cost $2998. Excessive frame rust through. Broken axle hangers. Repair costs exceed vehicle value. To be auctioned. 1974 Ford 5000 gasoline engine tractor. Acquisition cost: $4850. 1200 hours. Gasoline engine needs rebuilt making this tractor uneconomically repairable. . Loader and other items will be used on other tractors. To be scrapped. Board of Park Commissioners Project Summary Various Parks Tables and Chairs Purchase Project No: 216026 Project Approval Request Scope of Work: The Parks Department has numerous tables and chairs throughout the various rental pavilions. We try to keep these in good condition. We are currently in need of 508 new chairs and 81 new tables. Funds are put aside each year from the income generated by the pavilions for such expenditures. Quotes were requested from various companies to provide these. Funding Source: Parks Pavilion Non Reverting Fund Board Approval: Quotes for this project were requested on behalf of the Board of Parks Commissioners from seven different companies. Not all companies were able to provide the exact match to the specified units. However Mitylite Company did provide the exact match with 508 chairs at $14,552.32 and 81 tables at $17,864.55. We currently use Mitylite tables and chairs throughout the Parks Department with good success. At this time I would like to request approval of a contract with Mitylite Company for the amount of $32,416.87. Please see the attached quote tab for this project and contact me with any questions. Thank you. Steve Schuhmacher Pavilion Kettler Lakeside #1 Lakeside #2 Lions Pond PSI-OTE Upper PSI-OTE Lower Sears Waynedale Total Chairs 42 72 80 42 70 NA 80 80 42 508 6' Tables 8' Tables 3 3 11 11 3 3 8 12 10 11 3 3 9 72 Color Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Gray Brown Qt. Size Color Dallas MW Mitylite Chairs 80 Steel Gray $1,408.00 NA 428 Steel Beige $7,532.80 NA Total $8,940.80 ML 508 Poly Tables 61 8ft. 11 8ft. 9 6ft. Total Black Virco NPS Worthington $1,625.60 $1,340.00 $1,120.00 $8,696.96 $7,169.00 $5,992.00 $10,322.56 $8,509.00 $7,112.00 $15,844.52 $14,552.32 NA NA NA shipping Brn Gray Brn $14,371.60 $13,615.20 see quote $2,591.60 $2,455.20 these are $1,893.78 $1,794.15 Mitylite $18,856.98 $17,864.55 Schoolsin $22,136.95 NA Global NA $1,135.00 Not MitiLt. $13,628.80 $6,181.20 $2,555.40 $529.65 $1,610.00 $6,710.85 FO L D I N G C H A I R OneSeries™ PRO Made in the USA from high-impact steel & stain-resistant polymers, OneSeries™ PRO is extremely durable and stands up to the rigors of commercial use. The patented OneSeries™ PRO’s breathable seat and backrest flex to the contours of each individual, minimize pressure points, and provide unbelievable comfort. 4 2 6 P R O D U C T F E AT U R E S 1 SUPPORTS MORE THAN 1,000 LBS 2 STURDY, LIGHTWEIGHT STEEL FRAME 3 POLYPROPYLENE SEAT & BACKREST ARE STAIN-, 1 3 5 SCRATCH- & IMPACT-RESISTANT 7 4 VENTILATED DESIGN FOR INCREASED AIRFLOW 5 SEAT & BACKREST FLEX TO MINIMIZE PRESSURE POINTS 6 EASY TO CLEAN, HANDLE & STORE 7 GENEROUS SEAT IS 1.5” WIDER THAN STANDARD FOLDING CHAIRS 8 NON-MARRING POLYPROPYLENE GLIDES 9 GANGING OPTION AVAILABLE. STEEL FRAME LINK OR AFTER-MARKET NYLON CLIP 12 YEAR LIMITED WA R R A N T Y USA F R A M E C O LO R O P T I O N S BLACK SAND BRONZE MAHOGANY GOLD TITANIUM GUNMETAL SILVER BONE 8 MADE IN THE S E AT & B AC K R E S T O P T I O N S BLACK FOREST GREEN ROYAL BLUE NAVY BLUE MIDNIGHT BLUE SPICE BONE BEIGE OFF-WHITE DIMENSIONS Seat Height Overall Height Width Seat Depth 18.5” (47cm) 32.5” (83cm) 20” (51cm) 18” (46cm) CARTS Folding Chair Cart - Tree Folding Chair Cart - Half Tree Folding Chair Cart - Stacking X-Base - Stacking WHITE BRIGHT YELLOW CRIMSON RED WINE GREY MOCHA BROWN ABS R E C TA N G L E TA B L E S MityLite sets the market standard for durability with our lightweight ABS Folding Tables. Proprietary construction ensures edge and corner strength while the table surface provides moderate heat shielding. MityLite’s ABS tables are perfect for high-use, high-turn areas, and provide years of reliable service. Available in a multitude of sizes, shapes, textures, and color options. P R O D U C T F E AT U R E S 1 5 1 SUPPORTS MORE THAN 2,000 LBS (907KGS) 2 DURABLE, LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN 3 VARIETY OF LEG OPTIONS AVAILABLE 4 MODERATE HEAT SHIELD SUBSURFACE 5 STAIN-RESISTANT TABLETOP WIPES CLEAN 6 DURABLE EDGE BUMPER REINFORCES TABLE STRENGTH 7 TABLE LEGS FOLD FOR EASY HANDLING & STORAGE 8 NON-MARRING GLIDES 15 YEAR LIMITED WA R R A N T Y 2 4 7 6 3 8 MADE IN THE USA A B S TA B L E C O LO R S TEXTURED TABLETOP FINISHES Beige Gray Brown Black CUSTOM TABLETOP FINISHES—SMOOTH Speckled Speckled Beige Gray Royal Blue FRAME FINISHES Black Sand Brown Gray AVA I L A B L E TA B L E S I Z E S Widths Lengths Heights 18” (46cm)** 30” (76cm) 29” (73cm) 24” (61cm)** 36” (91cm)* 30” (76cm) 48” (122cm) - 36” (91cm) 60” (152cm) - - 72” (183cm) - - 84” (213cm) - 96” (244cm) *Only available in 36” wide. (36”x36”) **Not compatible with 30” long tables. ABS RECTANGLE TABLES TABLETOP UNDERSURFACE Surface is formed from high impact ABS plastic and is permanently bonded to the internal wood laminate core. A variety of smooth and textured finishes are available. Bottom of table is formed from high impact ABS plastic and is permanently bonded to the internal wood laminate core and hard wood frame. INTERNAL WOOD CORE A .10“-0.14” [2.5mm - 3.6mm] thick wood laminate layer is permanently bonded to both top and bottom ABS plastic. Laminate core keeps table flat and provides a moderate heat shield. WOOD FRAME An internal hardwood frame is constructed of runners and cross members for additional strength, stability, and performance. The amount of wood varies depending on the size of the table. TABLE EDGE CORNERS TABLE LEGS LEG ASSEMBLIES ABS plastic is bonded to the entire interior of the perimeter of the table. A finished bumper is chemically welded to exterior perimeter of the table. Bumper resists moisture and reinforces top and bottom ABS shells. All corners utilize an external corner-reinforcing component, which fits tightly between the ends of the wood perimeter members. Corner is specially designed for shock absorption. Reinforced wishbone legs constructed of powdered coated steel are welded to the cross and top bars. Legs are 29” to 30” with nylon or steel closures for floor protection. Legs fold and lock with a gravity-operated steel ring. Folding mechanism consists of two Z-bars and a U-channel. Legs are mounted to the members of the internal wood frame using steel clamps. Clamps, folding mechanism, and brackets are secured into “T-Nut” type fasteners. “T-Nut” fasteners are pressed into frame) and have anti-spin prongs. Board of Park Commissioners Project Summary Franke Park Foellinger Theatre Ramp Improvement Project Project Number 216017 Change Order No. 1 Original Scope of Work: This project consisted of the installation of a new concrete ramp at the Foellinger Theatre. New Scope of Work: The project included a $4,000.00 contingency allowance in the base bid for unforeseen changes. Some changes were needed but $2,064.00 remained in the contingency at the completion of the project. Board Approval: At this time I would like to ask the Board of Park Commissioners for approval of a credit to the Parks Department of $2,064.00. Please see the attached change order #1 for details. Thank you. FORT WAYNE PARKS AND RECREATION 705 East State Boulevard Fort Wayne, IN 46805 www.fortwayneparks.org (260) 427-6400 Play well… Live well CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 - Project # 216017 – RFQ# 4015 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Issuant Date: June 2, 2016 Contractor: Hamilton Hunter Builders Owner's File No. (P.O.): 16121045-000 Contract For: Foellinger Concrete Ramps Improvements TYPE OF CHANGE: Alteration Addition X Deduction Other: ______________________________________________________________________________ You are authorized to make the following changes to this contract: Allowance: Initial Contingency Allowance as part of Quote. ($ 4,000.00) Add: Add: Add: Cost to provide and install additional drain tile. Cost to install grass restoration over additional drain tile. Cost to widen lower concrete ramp an additional 6 inches. $ $ $ 980.00 745.00 211.00 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Credit Remaining Contingency Allowance: ($ 2,064.00) _____________________________________________________________________________________________ $45,455.00 Contract amount prior to this Change Order (includes Contingency Allowance) - $2,064.00 Net decrease resulting from this Change Order $43,391.00 Current Contract price INCLUDING this Change Order _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Change Order Initiator: Contractor's Acceptance: Owner's Approval: By: ____________________ David Grim By: _____________________ By: ____________________ Al Moll Date: Date: Date: Board of Park Commissioners Project Summary Franke Park Foellinger Loading Dock Improvement Project Project Number 216016 Change Order No. 1 Original Scope of Work: This project consisted of the installation of a new loading dock at the Foellinger Theatre. New Scope of Work: The project included a $6,000.00 contingency allowance in the base bid for unforeseen changes. Some changes were needed but $2,290.00 remained in the contingency at the completion of the project. Board Approval: At this time I would like to ask the Board of Park Commissioners for approval of a credit to the Parks Department of $2,290.00. Please see the attached change order #1 for details. Thank you. FORT WAYNE PARKS AND RECREATION 705 East State Boulevard Fort Wayne, IN 46805 www.fortwayneparks.org (260) 427-6400 Play well… Live well CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 - Project # 216016 – RFQ# 4014 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Issuant Date: June 2, 2016 Contractor: Schenkel Construction, Inc. Owner's File No. (P.O.): 16121041-000 Contract For: Foellinger Loading Dock Improvements TYPE OF CHANGE: Alteration Addition X Deduction Other: ______________________________________________________________________________ You are authorized to make the following changes to this contract: Allowance: Initial Contingency Allowance as part of Quote. ($ 6,000.00) Add: Cost to demolish concrete and install level pad for lift. $ 3,350.00 Add: Cost to stabilize existing brick on north of building. $ 360.00 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Credit Remaining Contingency Allowance: ($ 2,290.00) _____________________________________________________________________________________________ $87,900.00 Contract amount prior to this Change Order (includes Contingency Allowance) - $2,290.00 Net decrease resulting from this Change Order $45,610.00 Current Contract price INCLUDING this Change Order _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Change Order Initiator: Contractor's Acceptance: Owner's Approval: By: ____________________ David Grim By: _____________________ By: ____________________ Al Moll Date: Date: Date: