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FLL East Perimeter Road Water Main Improvements, Bid No Finance and Administrative Services Department PURCHASING DIViSION 115 S. Andrews Avenue, Room 212 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 • 954-357-6066 • FAX 954-357-8535 MEMORANDUM February 8, 2016 TO: Board of County Commissioners Diglllal!y signed by BOB THRU: Robert R. Miracle, CPA, CFO/Director \rl0 · I MIRACLE 1 , """"-.)'•-, Date: 2016.02.0813:58:14 Finance and Administrative Services Department -QS'OO' Oig!QltJl!gllc.db)>ll~)_lliling!!ey FROM: Brenda J. Billingsley, Director BrendaJ. Dk:O'I<>fitendiJ,fllllngtii)'.OdlrDVJatd CWn~Y,.ou=Purd\.ulngDMiiflf!. Purchasing Division ~~lllngsl~wttillg.(.::l!S Billingsley Date: llll6J.iUIS l: 1;49::4l•OS'O<r SUBJECT: February 9, 2016 Commission Meeting- Agenda Item #26, Motion To Award fixed contract to low bidder, Layne Heavy Civil, Inc. for FLL East Perimeter Road Water Main Improvements, Bid No. Z1326601C1 The prices reflected in the changed Motion represents the reductions based on the Best and Anal Offer. The vendor increased prices on multiple lines of the price sheet, which is not allowed in the Best and Final Process. Revision to Motion to Award: Currently Reads: MOTION TO AWARD fixed contract to low bidder, Layne Heavy Civil, Inc., for FLL East Perimeter Road Water Main Improvements, Bid No. Z1326601C1, in the amount of $1,891,9611, which includes allowances in the amount of $210,000... Should Read: MOTION TO AWARD fixed contract to low bidder, Layne Heavy Civil, Inc., for FLL East Perimeter Road Water Main Improvements, Bid No. Z1326601C1, in the amount of $1.800,492,which includes allowances in the amount of $210,000... Please note the following revision to the fifth paragraph, third sentence of the Summary Explanation/Background Currently reads: The price, exclusive of allowance amount, was reduced to $1,681,961, a total reduction of $17,188 (Exhibit 2). Should Read: The price, exclusive of allowance amount, was reduced to $1.590.492, a total reduction of $108.657 (Exhibit 2). Attached is the revised Exhibit 2, Bid Tabulation Best and Final Offer, which specifically contains revised line items for 30, 38, 45, 46, 47, 48, and 53. Attachment BJB/cm/hmm c: Bertha Henry, County Administrator Kent George, Director, Aviation Department Evan Lukic, County Auditor Joni Armstrong Coffey, County Attorney Broward County Board of County Commissioners Mark D. 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