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File #: 22-1621    Version: 2 Name: 10/17/22 CRFP 22-53 Contract with Weiss Construction Co LLC - Valve and Finished Water Tank & Reservoir Improvements
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 10/17/2022 In control: City Council
On agenda: 10/17/2022 Final action: 10/17/2022
Enactment date: 10/17/2022 Enactment #: R-22-331
Title: Resolution to Approve a Construction Contract with Weiss Construction Co., LLC in the amount of $1,910,734.00 for the Valve and Finished Water Tank & Reservoir Improvements Project (CRFP 22-53)
Attachments: 1. RFP_22-53_ProposalTab.pdf, 2. Contract_Weiss_CRFP 22-53_WTP Reservoir and Tank Improvements.pdf, 3. PROPOSAL_Weiss_partial.pdf, 4. Bid Evaluation Form_Valve & Tank_22-53.pdf
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Resolution to Approve a Construction Contract with Weiss Construction Co., LLC in the amount of $1,910,734.00 for the Valve and Finished Water Tank & Reservoir Improvements Project (CRFP 22-53)
Memorandum
This memorandum and resolution requests approval to award a construction contract with Weiss Construction Co. LLC in the amount of $1,910,734.00 for the Valve and Finished Water Tank & Reservoir Improvements Project (CRFP 22-53).

The City of Ann Arbor Water Treatment Plant (WTP) operates with infrastructure of various ages, dating back to 1938. Many of the WTP valves and piping are over 50 to 70 years old. Major improvement projects in the 1960s replaced valves that are critical for isolation of reservoir sections and raw water supply and are approaching 60 years old. As a result of on-going condition assessments and evaluations, several of these valves have been identified as in immediate need of replacement, including associated valve vault improvements for safe access and operation. In addition, portions of filter effluent pipe installed in the 1960s was found to have extreme corrosion is in urgent need of specialty spot repair.

The WTP also operates and maintains several finished water outstation pump stations and storage facilities of varying age throughout the distribution system. The finished water storage facilities are inspected every five (5) years to assess condition and identify any deficiencies with the Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act as identified by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE).

The scope of this project includes replacement of aging and inoperable critical valves, associated access vault and structural repairs, filter effluent pipe repairs, as well as improvements at Manchester Elevated Tank and North Campus (Plymouth Rd) Elevated Tank to meet requirements of Rule 325.11112(c). The proposed improvements are necessary to assure operational reliability of the City's WTP infrastructure and satisf...

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