Adds $70,066 to Oakland Tech asphalt replacement contract for deeper repaving work

Silicon Valley Paving gets $70,066 more for extra work on the Oakland Technical High School asphalt replacement: removing about 6,000 square feet of old base material, hauling it away and repaving in layers. The cost also covers a lost paving day, doubled trucking and dumping fees. The contract limit rises from $489,650 to $559,716.

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Vendor / partner: Silicon Valley Paving, Inc. · San Jose, CA
Action: Change order
Category: School buildings & construction
This vote: $70,066
Previous total: $489,650
New total: $559,716
Schools: Oakland Technical High School
Funding: Fund 140 Deferred Maintenance
Resource / site: 9914 305
Vendor no.: 009068
Presented by: Deputy Chief, Facilities Planning and Management
File: 24-2144 · agenda L.-2
Outcome: Adopted on the General Consent Report, Oct 9, 2024

Official text

Approval by the Board of Education of Change Order No. 1, Agreement Between Owner and Contractor by and between the District and Silicon Valley Paving, Inc., San Jose, CA, for the latter to remove approximately 6,000 Square Feet (SF) of existing subgrade at 4" of depth across the site. Off haul spoils, pave with two (2) lifts of¾" Hot mix asphalt rolling to compact after each lilt; allow the deep lift to cure for 1 day before tack coating and paving over with the finishing 3" of½" Hot mix asphalt, includes the cost of a lost day of paving, the cost of trucking doubling, and dumping fees for soil, for the Oakland Technical High School Asphalt Replacement Project, in the amount of $70,066.00, increasing the Agreement not-to-exceed amount from $489,650.00 to $559,716.00. All other terms and conditions of the Agreement remain in full force and effect.

History

Oct 9, 2024 Adopted on the General Consent Report

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