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·Je~A.1. ORDINANCE NO ·Je~A.1. ORDINANCE NO. 16 6 931 Title lieAuthorize Agreement with HB Engineers, Inc. for $132,868 for engineering services for Fountain Improvements; and provide for payment. (Ordinance) INTRODUCED BY DATE FlLED: r.$EP 2 1993 Barbara Clark Commissioner Lindberg Auditor of the City of Portland NOTED BY COMMISSIONER Affairs I By: _ Finance and Deputy Administration Safety • r For Meeting of:~~&,< 7 P§ m"l~ n..__Ut_ 1'l't'_1 l_es__Com_m_lss_lo_n_e_r" _m_e_r_g_L' db ...........-F---..~~"'~......_--f ACTION T ~: , ~ Works BUREAU APPROVAL Bureau: Water Works Prepared by: Date Joe Glicker August 30, 1993 Budget Impact Review: _ Completed _ Not Required Bureau Head: ~ Michael F. Rosenberger, Administrator AGENDA FOUR..FIFfHS AGENDA COMMISSIONERS VOTED AS FOLLOWS: NAYS i YEAS Consent J II Regular Blumenauer Blumenauer V NOTED BY Hales Hales v City Attorney Kafoury Kafoury / City Auditor Lindberg Lindberg r/' City Engineer Katz Katz V 166 931 ORDINANCE No. Section 2. The Council declares that an emergency exists because a delay in proceeding with this project will result in increased costs and increased risk of public injury or illness; therefore, this Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its passage by Council. Passed by the Council, '8E" .. 1993 BARBARA CLARK Auditor of the City of Portland Commissioner Lindberg BY14 MFK:mk g: ..\keller\ordinanc CENTER 18989990 166931 ORDINANCE No. 16 6 93l' *Authorize Agreement with HB Engineers, Inc. for $132,868 for engineering services for Fountain Improvements; and provide for payment. (Ordinance) The City of Portland ordains: Section 1. The Council finds: 1. The Water Bureau has determined that modifications and improvements to the Elk, Skidmore, and Keller Fountains are needed to assure their safe and reliable operation. 2. The proposed improvements will include water conservation and energy conservation modifications to assure the efficient operation of these fountains in the future. 3. The Water Bureau requires professional engineering services to design the proposed Fountain Improvements. 4. The firm HB Engineers, Inc. was selected to provide engineering services to the Water Bureau. 5. That selection was made upon the recommendation of a selection committee acting in accordance with Chapter 5.68 of the City Code, Professional Services Contracts, and that selection was subsequently reviewed and approved by the Water Bureau Administrator and Commissioner of Public Utilities. 6. The cost of these services is not to exceed $132,868. NOW, THEREFORE, The Council directs: a. That the Commissioner of Public Utilities and Auditor are authorized to execute on behalf of the City an agreement with HB Engineers, Inc. to provide the above-stated engineering services as outlined in Exhibit 1, attached to this Ordinance, and by this reference made a part thereof. b. The work herein shall be charged to the FY 93-94 and FY 94-95 Water Fund, Bureau of Water Works, Center Code 18089990, Project No. 3005, Account 5120. c. The Purchasing Agent is instructed to issue a Purchase Order not to exceed $132,868 to be charged against the Water Fund for engineering services as referred to in item a. above. d. The Mayor and Auditor are hereby authorized to draw and deliver warrants payable to HB Engineers, Inc. for engineering services rendered in accordance with the agreement referred herein when demand is presented and approved by proper authorities. D. MINORITY/FEMALE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE Ourmechanicalconsultant, MFIA,lncorporated, isa registered minoritybusiness enterprise • with the City of Portland as evidenced in the following certificate. It should also be noted that we are registered with the City of Portland under code of the City of Portland, Chapter 3.100 as an equal employment opportunity employer. • t,.r ~ 21 • \ 16 8931 JOHN A. VANBLADEREN, P.E. • Secretarytrreasurer Firm MFIA,INC. Consulting Mechanical and Electrical Engineers 2007 SE Ash Street Portland, Oregon 97214 (503) 234-0548 Education University ofDlinois, 1973 B.S. in Mechanical Engineering Current Project Engineer Assignment Mechanical Design ofheating, ventilating, air conditioning, plumbing, medical gases Field Observations Portland, Oregon Professional Oregon #10312, 1979 South Carolina #12348, 1988 Registration Nevada #7069, 1985 Pennsylvania #PE-042228-R, 1991 Colorado #25354, 1987 Professional Joined preceding finn in 1977 Experience u.S. Navy Guest Instructor, Portland State University Heating, Ventilating, & Air Conditioning Design Course Professional American Society ofHeating, Refrigerating, and Air Affiliations Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Consulting Engineers Council ofOregon (CECO) Summary of Mechanical systems design for commercial, institutional, and governmental Relevant applications; transportation and military facilities; central heating and Experience cooling plants; plumbing; heating, ventilating, and air conditioning; site utilities; evaluations; feasibility and energy conservation studies. Principal in Charge of mechanical systems design for: • Repiping of Cordley Hall, Oregon State University Corvallis, Oregon • South Hills Pump Station Gresham, Oregon • Environmental Protection Agency Region X Laboratory Manchester, Washington • Naval Support Facility Sewage Lift Station Adak, Alaska ~. " .~,., M N 1669 31 B Loren Wohlgemuth Architect of Moffatt, Nichol & Bonney, Inc. He received his B.A. in Architecture at the University of Washington In 1969 and is a Registered Architect in Washington and Oregon. Prior to joining the firm in 1987, Mr. Wohlgemuth worked for a variety of small and large architec­ tural firms In Montana, Oregon and Washington where he gained experience in design, construc­ tion and project management of a wide variety of small and large projects. His last employer was Bonneville Power Administration where his responsibilities Included project designer and project manager of large substations. Mr. Wohlgemuth is an accomplished architectural designer, familiar with and proficient in developing designs from schematics through completion of contract documents. His experience and proficiency with CADD expands the firm's abilities to examine alternative designs in great depth. Representative Projects Subaru Ilsuzu Port Of Portland Marshalling Yard And Buildings Hyundai MotorAmerica Lafayette, Indiana Portland. Oregon • Toyota Motor Sales United Parcel Service (UPS) Marshalling Yard Georgetown, Kentucky Regional Parcel Distribution Centers Port Facilities (yards And Buildings) Monterey, California Portland, Oregon Bakersfield, California Boston, Massachusetts Newark, New Jersey Port Of Portland Regional Headquarters Design Los Angeles, California International Airport Parking Structure Portland, Oregon Frelghtllner Corporation Parts Distribution Center VEND Products Portland, Oregon Reno, Nevada Warehouse Distribution Center Portland, Oregon • "t 166931 .• Roger S. Kaalaas Architect of Moffatt. Nichol & Bonney, Inc. He received his BA In Ar­ chitecture at Washington State University in 1978 and is a Registered Architect in the State of Oregon. Mr. Kaalaas has had several years of experience as job captain and technical coordinator for a wide range of multi-eliscipline projects. He has coordinated architectural services ranging from project feasIbility studies to the design development and contract document phases on a wide range of development projects. Representative Project Experience Nabisco Bakery Office Addition Portland, Oregon Champion International Canton Mill Canton, North Carolina PAMCO Aircraft Maintenance Facility ••• Portland, Oregon Freightliner New Portland Dealership Portland, Oregon United Parcel Service - Sparks Distribution Center Sparks,Nevada 'i ..[ Portland State University - Millar Ubrary Addition Portland, Oregon ~.:r:. [ ;. Associated Chemist Office Addition Portland, Oregon I~! Iii Portland International Airport - Short Term Parking Garage Portland, Oregon I l-I IT.:;· C 16 6931 David R. Littler, Structural Engineer of Moffatt, Nichol & Bonney, Inc. Mr. Uttler received his B.S.C.E. degree from the Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland, Ohio in 1969. • Mr. Uttler is a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and served as treasurer and secretary of the Structural Engineers Association of Oregon. He is currently a member of the Oregon ASCE committee assigned to review the new ASCE manual "Quality in the Constructed Project-. Mr. Uttler is a Registered Civil and Structural Engineer in Washington, California, Nevada and Hawaii. He is also a Registered Structural Engineer in Oregon. Mr. Uttler has worked for Moffatt, Nichol & Bonney since 1980 and has designed and supervised the design of a wide variety of commercial and industrial projects. He is proficient with the use of the in-house computer software and provides the firm with basic computer programming. Representative Projects HANNA Car Wash Systems Site Planning and Design Portland, Oregon City Parking Garage (Blue Mouse) • City of Portland Portland, Oregon Terry Schrunk Plaza City of Portland Portland, Oregon Port of Portland Import Auto Processing Buildings Portland, Oregon McCormick Pier Apartment Complex Portland, Oregon Air National Guard Telecommunications Bldg. Portland, Oregon • 16 8931 James R. McGrew, Vice President of Moffatt. Nichol & Bonney, Inc., is a registered Civil Engineer In Oregon and Alaska. He received his B.S. degree in Civil Engineer­ ing from Oregon State University In 1963. Mr. McGrew is a long time member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Structural Engineers
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