Adds $153,764.55 to KM 106 Construction paving contract at Horace Mann without a new bid

The Board declares that public bidding would be futile for extra paving and demolition work at Horace Mann Elementary School and approves a change order with KM 106 Construction, Inc. The extra work includes more driveway paving, demolition and excavation. The change order adds $153,764.55, raising the contract cap from $326,679.00 to $480,443.55.

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Vendor / partner: KM 106 Construction, Inc. · San Francisco, CA
Action: Change order
Category: School buildings & construction
This vote: $153,764.55
Previous total: $326,679
New total: $480,443.55
Schools: Horace Mann Elementary School
Funding: Fund 140 Deferred Maintenance
Resource / site: 9914 136
Vendor no.: 008444
Presented by: Deputy Chief, Facilities Planning and Management
File: 24-0146 · agenda T.-4
Outcome: Adopted on the General Consent Report, Feb 14, 2024

Official text

Approval by the Board of Education of Resolution No. 2324-0167 - Declaring the Futility of Public Bidding for the Additional Paving and Demolition Work At Horace Mann Elementary School and Approving A Change Order [No. 1] for That Work [By and Between the District and KM 106 Construction, Inc., San Francisco, CA, for additional paving and demolition work to existing asphalt, demolition and excavation of extra driveway & garbage, place & compact class 2AB, extra paving at driveway of the entry access PCO 1, attached, for the Horace Mann Elementary School Asphalt Replacement Project, in the additional amount of $153,764.55, increasing the not to exceed amount of the Agreement from $326,679.00 to $480,443.55. All other terms and conditions of the Agreement remaining in full force and effect.]

History

Feb 14, 2024 Adopted on the General Consent Report

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