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HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 11 - Canopy at Grapevine Train Station MEMO TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: BRUNO RUMBELOW,CITY MANAGER s MEETING DATE: FEBRUARY 7, 2006 SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF THE INSTALLATION OF A CANOPY AT THE GRAPEVINE TRAIN STATION RECOMMENDATION: City Council to 'consider approval of the purchase and installation of a canopy at the Grapevine Train Station by National Carport Industries in the total amount of$21,160.00. FUNDING 'SOURCE: Funds are available in account: 179-79157 CVB;Capital Project Fund/Train Station Canopy....'......................... 43; 16.5 BACKGROUND:' Projects acting as the architect for this project solicited five informal written quotations. House Bill 197 raised the formal bid limit requirement from $15,000 ,to, 25;000.- City Purchasing; Policy requires at least three written quotations for purchases between $3,000 and $25,000. Advertisements are not required. A bid tabulation of all bids is attached for review. This contract involves the construction and installation of a canopy at the Grapevine Train Station constructed of corrugated steel decking and a single post gable design. The canopy will provide shelter to passengers waiting along the boarding platform. The Architect solicited and received five written quotations. The lowest quotation received was from National Carport Industries. The references of National ,Carport and prior installation were reviewed by the requesting department and the, architect and it was determined that this company could provide the structure required by the plans and specifications. Staff recommends approval of the purchase and installation of the canopy by National Carport Industries in the total amount of 1,10.00. . CD j February 1,2006(12:50PM) 0 0 Q` V_ to :, N N LO O C,C O C)z .O 1 pj CDr, ,w r- h i- N U y ti � tf3 69 u 2 X O LC) M OFO d co 00 GU G ~ "G N O O Ll O $ r O �mN QNQCoO z Cq O O O O CO co co z 110, M R JL. M M . d h N LLJ EA 60 ad N m E C C)!- N co O o CO 00 e S U E N co ac r co C:, N f0 40 co � C UNJrnC9 z° O O O h c c C rn rn V 0 O fH CA m y= N C.C y N O O CDO O O 2 O G X OO O O O O O O m A O h 00 coF co 0) C co OO N rCO yO y :C h N CD O, Nh� y 0 C O Q N CM ch O OC E9 CA Efl E9 NU z N C O O O C O O CS cu 0 C NV O OOi OOi U N � C, N N a) C > Cl) NV. I p M � lfJ f13 ua yN .. O $ N N w O o C .. ) N z� y� y�Y J1, y o V C J]to N2 z a L O GQ N O .�.in O M O O U 0 C U O O C O a co c m m UO2U rn . U y 75 8 30 'O ON N N 0.50 GU CO C. 'L y0. H� EA m zUUF-Q GM Xm N m p LL N CN+��CO U. p O U N co W O N N Q _ Om � C. NN- N .A U ID 01 t0 � C zn cnrnQ Z 32 m w Z' z ® � m 0. C � C T4. 0 C� 0 > y C O � N m~ C y .>" N C O w rL LU Z z : n y o :NJLW Ew c Q ' p Ui CO C N W N' J y ,C f0 N C Q Cn a aam I- LLJ �— E ° ZQUt0UU c co O Z