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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCO 04 CAG-19-001 , CO #4-19 N" t Change Order No. 4 Contract Title: Renton Avenue South Resurfacing Contractor: R.W.Scott Construction Contract No, : CAG-19-001 Federal Aid No. STNUL)-1.201(023) 541 Ordered by Engineer L Proposed by the Contractor IVECP) Unilateral Amount Working Days Original Contract: $1,585,247 60 60 Current Contract: 51,719,466 10 67 Estimated Net Change This Order. 518,850 00 0 New Contract: $1,738,316 10 67 Prepdred By. Issued By / („7 / Resident E^g,nee, Date Engineer(ti:y Dr kr"'5, Date YV•age,' Reviewed By Consent By: r r Surety,C.01.4tet P 15.5 Jiut t t Date Reviewed By. EnclorszBy: C,ty of Renton PAitleCl Manager Date CrtraCtOr Date 6 /1#'1, Pc7 Reviewed By: 1 xecuted By: 1 %;(014 P ` / te City Atturrey Date o Re f u c Works a • Administrator/ -'rayor Row Charge No 4 Contrao Tit e Renton Avenue South Resurfacing Contfac. Ns CA(i-19-00: Page 1 of 3 THE CONTRACT IS MODIFIED AS FOLLOWS: Description of Change: Traffic Island Surface Revisions. The contract plans call for 2" of bark mulch over 2" of topsoil for all the traffic islands. Field Work Directive No. 4 was issued to revise the restoration for all the traffic islands located at S 130th Street, S 132nd Street and at the HAWK pedestrian island.The restoration is modified to 4" depth exposed aggregate concrete over 2" Crushed Surfacing Base Course (compacted depth). The Contractor shall provide the required traffic control during the installation of the exposed aggregate concrete. The above changes shall be in accordance with the plans listed below. Reason for Change: Traffic Island Surface Revisions. During construction, the contractor discovered that the pavement section under the location of the future traffic islands is more than 22" in some areas. Removal of the pavement became costly and difficult and without removal the topsoil and bark mulch could not drain and would washout onto the street.The City determined to use exposed aggregate concrete in the traffic islands in lieu of topsoil/bark mulch restoration. Materials: This change order will result in the reduction of 40 CY of bid item 36 (Topsoil,Type A), the addition of 291.41 tons of bid item 54 (Crushed Surfacing Base Course) and the addition of a new bid item 55 (Exposed Aggregate Concrete Islands).This new bid item is. a lump sum cost that includes materials, installation and traffic control for the traffic islands. Plans: Pedestrian Refuge Island/Traffic Island Median Detail Plan Sheet20/RD-6. Adjustment: The following payment items are deleted/added to the Contract: No. Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Deleted 36 Topsoil,Type A <60> CY $90.00 <$5,400.00> Added 4-36 Topsoil,Type A 20 CY $90.00 $1,800.00 Change Order No.4 Contract Title: Renton Avenue South Resurfacing Contract No. CAG-19-001 Page 2 of 3 No. Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Total Deleted 3-54 Crushed Surfacing Base <274.41> TN $60.00 <$ 16,464.60> Course Added 4-54 Crushed Surfacing Base 291.41 TN $60.00 $ 17,484.60 Course Added 4-55 Exposed Aggregate 1 LS $21,430.0 $21,430.00 Concrete Islands 0 Extension of Time: The Time for Completion is extended 0 Working Days. Equitable Adjustment: The City and Contractor agree that this Change Order does not include an equitable adjustment per Section 1-09.4 of the 2018 WSDOT/APWA Standard Specifications. Sections 1-04.4 and 1-04.5 of the 2018 WSDOT/APWA Standard Specifications shall govern this Change Order.The Work of the referenced Contract is modified to include the changes detailed herein.The payment provided for herein shall constitute the complete and final settlement for all costs of labor,equipment, materials, overhead, profit, permit fees, and all other claims that may be made by the Contractor as a result of this change. Attachments: Forms to be attached to Change Order ® Plans ® Field Directive • Change Order Quotation ® Estimated Change Order Cost • Project Labor List • Force Account Equipment Rate Request (DOT Form 422-010 EF) ▪ Equitable Adjustment Determination Change Order No.4 Contract Title: Renton Avenue South Resurfacing Contract No. CAG-19-001 Page 3 of 3 ► G s Y Renton Ave S Rehabilitation Contract#CAG 19-001 : � Federal Aid# STPUL €N o� Field Work Directive FWD#004 Date: 6/5/19 Subject: Traffic Island Surface Revision Scope: The Contractor is directed to revise the surface of all the traffic islands located at S 130 Street, S 132nd Street and HAWK ped island. Delete the bark and topsoil that is currently called out for the traffic islands on the project. In its place the City would like a price to install a 4-inch thick exposed aggregate finish concrete, over CSTC. Assume joint spacing as per the City's cement concrete detail. The mix for the rock in the exposed aggregate concrete will be the largest available passing the 2-inch sieve. In this scenario the pavement below the existing surfacing in the islands (should it be present)could stay in place and not need to be removed. Plans (attached): Pedestrian Refuge Island/Traffic Island Median Detail Plan Sheet 20/RD-6 Measurement and Payment: Pricing for revised surface has been requested. /alrBy: / Clc 1 CI c4re Dte Tffor., Project Engineer Sll :0e0tlddJ OddV 31V0 NOISIA3a 'NN NDLLYN053 ONY31 �;Nla N 511V130 ONO N0113 3 5 5 50a0133a1S 1Y3IdA1 'fSN33NIVN30NLlnSNOo a mW1q, 'Sl1 /V 035N3N-VON OM ••. • ��'::Ncl •co Q1��oN3LV2LIn JNIOtlJMfIS321 H110S JSN3Atl NOIN321 0NSb 'NAM° OB? tM � N010NIHSVM AINOOO ONIN g E EIOL NMI 3Y0 dod dy,eA (,9• YPO� 33 NOlN3M j0 AllO � 11 ad 1" AVM-30-DMA MHOS 1 AVM-d0-1NOIN N1/105 f f a a 81 I ii i i 1 1 311 �w h € iv O :II / Z ; N O & y $ til ~ F1 tU2 5 , j2N NC aY o y o 141,y a :� o Owa d1ZUp a. 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Thanks-Tani Tani Stafford,P.E. / 206.284.0860 p / 206.283.3206 f Gray&Osborne,Inc. / 1130 Rainier Avenue South, Suite 300, Seattle, WA, 98144 APlease consider the environment before printing this email. Electronic File Transfer- Note that these electronic files are provided as a courtesy only. Gray&Osborne,Inc.in no way guarantees the accuracy or completeness of the digital data contained within these files. Furthermore, Gray&Osborne,Inc.assumes no liability for any errors or omissions in the digital data herein. Anyone using the information contained herein should consult the approved or certified hard copy drawings or reports for the most current information available. From: Mike [mailto:mike@rwscottconstruction.com] Sent:Thursday,June 13, 2019 1:53 PM To:Tani Stafford; 'Michelle Faltaous' Cc: 'David Roman-Sanchez'; 'Josef Harnden' Subject: Exposed concrete Islands Cag-19-001 Tani, R.W. Scott construction will Pour exposed agg concrete in the islands instead of the topsoil/bark for a total price of $21,430.00. Their price is based on approximately 200 SY of concrete at$92.10 per SY, using a 4000 PSI Paving Mix with 1-1.5" rock. Also includes water for washing and all slurry control. I took our subs price, added 12% markup and 2 flaggers 8 hours each. I have no other"fluff" in the work to negotiate. Highmark has an opening to pour next week if price is agreeable. Let me know at your earliest convenience what is decided. Thank you, Thank you, Mike Kivley Project Manager R.W.Scott Construction Co 4005 West Valley Hwy N Auburn WA 98001 1 (253)351-0001 (253)261-1647 Cell , •WI a CO, :' of rd rear! r WA 2 • 111 W W Q O Z -� OZO 888888'‘‘''88888888888 8 a 8 88 - - - - - 8 8 8 8 8•% 8° 8N'8 i ;Gi 000vioS.g6g 8opp000 vi - 68 oc ovio gV v S1� - 008 >-»l- IKr O O Z~b N V of .D of y N• w O •� tre, : iy r , J -1W z• HHHH•o HH�HHHN HHN HH H H N' HH H-..HH IMO. HH -• 41H s. 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