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File #: 23-0634    Version: 2 Name: 6/5/23 Resolution to Approve Service Agreement with Prolime Corporation for the Removal of Residual Limestone, RFP No. 23-07
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 6/5/2023 In control: City Council
On agenda: 6/5/2023 Final action: 6/5/2023
Enactment date: 6/5/2023 Enactment #: R-23-170
Title: Resolution to Approve a 3-Year General Services Agreement with Prolime Corporation for the Removal of Water Treatment Plant Residual Limestone, RFP No. 23-07 (Estimated $457,600.00 Annually, Estimated $1,372,800.00 Contract Total)
Attachments: 1. RFP_23-07_Document.pdf, 2. RFP_23-07_ProposalTab.pdf, 3. PROPOSAL_Prolime.pdf, 4. PROLIME CORPORATION - GSA limestone residual removal 5-10-23.pdf
Title
Resolution to Approve a 3-Year General Services Agreement with Prolime Corporation for the Removal of Water Treatment Plant Residual Limestone, RFP No. 23-07 (Estimated $457,600.00 Annually, Estimated $1,372,800.00 Contract Total)
Memorandum
This resolution seeks approval of a general services agreement with Prolime Corporation for the removal of residual limestone from the Water Treatment Plant. Residual limestone is generated as part of the mineral removal process in production of drinking water.

The limestone residual has been designated an agricultural liming material by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and can be recycled by applying it to farmland. Additionally, it has been approved as a soil ad-mixture to fill gravel pits. A complete pressing and discharge of residual from one of the filter presses the Water Treatment Plant is termed a "dump". A dump is approximately seven (7) cubic yards and weighs eight (8) tons. The plant produces approximately 2,200 dumps per year. At $208.00 per dump the estimated first year contract would be $457,600.00. After the first year, the contract provides for annual adjustments to the unit price based upon 80% of the Consumers Price Index. The estimated three-year cost is $1,372,800.00.

The City intends to approve a 3-year contract with options to extend for up to two (2) one (1) year periods subject to mutual agreement. The estimated total cost of this services agreement for FY24 is $457,600.

RFP No. 23-07 was prepared seeking the services of a firm to remove and dispose of the limestone residual produced at the Water Treatment Plant.

On March 1, 2023, the City received two proposals in response to RFP 23-07. The RFP required each firm to submit a statement of qualifications including past involvement with similar projects, work plan, fee schedule, and resumes of personnel that they proposed were qualified and available to work on Carbon Replacement Project. WTP staff reviewed the proposals and determined...

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