02.07.2011 - Village of Deerfield
02.07.2011 - Village of Deerfield
02.07.2011 - Village of Deerfield
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REQUEST FOR BOARD ACTION<br />
Agenda Item: 11-20<br />
Subject: Approval <strong>of</strong> Wastewater Reclamation Facility Improvement Project Change Order No. 1<br />
Action Requested: Authorize Change Order No. 1 (Electric Service Entrance Allowance) $19,093<br />
Originated By: Director <strong>of</strong> Public Works and Engineering<br />
Referred To: Mayor and Board <strong>of</strong> Trustees<br />
Summary <strong>of</strong> Background and Reason for Request:<br />
The Wastewater Reclamation Facility (WRF) has substantial electrical requirements and is currently served by a large<br />
480 volt transformer. These facilities are on the east side <strong>of</strong> the property and are in conflict with the new aeration tank.<br />
Commonwealth Edison (ComEd) has designed a new transformer and feed for the proposed improvements. Their<br />
preliminary construction cost estimate was $30,000. An allowance for this work was included in the contract<br />
specifications. The ComEd information was refined and updated in mid 2010 with a revised construction cost <strong>of</strong> $43,500.<br />
That revised cost was not reflected in the final contract documents and is the prices for this necessary work that must be<br />
performed by ComEd.<br />
JJ Henderson, ComEd, Strand Associates and <strong>Village</strong> personnel have conducted on site meetings to locate underground<br />
electric facilities and evaluate the actual impacts <strong>of</strong> construction. It has been determined that additional facilities will<br />
need to be moved to protect them from damage. The existing primary conductors to the transformer in the public works<br />
storage yard will be compromised by the over dig for the aeration basin construction. These conductors have to be<br />
relocated or that transformer has to be fed from an alternative direction. The preferred and less expensive alternative is to<br />
re-feed the transformer from the new nearby sectionalizer ($5,593.14) to be installed for the WRF project.<br />
ComEd has submitted their full documentation to the <strong>Village</strong> for review and approval. This includes the Electric<br />
Facilities Service Agreement with an Installation Charge <strong>of</strong> $49,093.14. This includes both the WRF work and the<br />
recently identified storage yard transformer feed. This payment will be made by the contractor after authorization from<br />
the <strong>Village</strong>. The contractor’s allowance for the work was $30,000. We request authorization to increase this allowance<br />
for payment to ComEd by the amount <strong>of</strong> $19,093.14.<br />
Strand Associates has reviewed all the materials and prices submitted and found them to be reasonable and<br />
accurate.<br />
The Director <strong>of</strong> Public Works and Engineering recommends that the Mayor and Board <strong>of</strong> Trustees authorize the increase<br />
in the Electric Service Entrance Allowance, increasing the total contract amount from the base bid <strong>of</strong> $29,450,000 to<br />
$29,469,093.14.<br />
Reports and Documents Attached:<br />
Letter from Strand Recommending Approval <strong>of</strong> Change Order #1<br />
Date Referred to Board: February 7, 2011<br />
Action Taken: __________________________________________