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State of California
Contract #
A-2006-017
Agency
Public Works
Council Approval Date
2/6/2006
Expiration Date
2/6/2016
Destruction Year
2021
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District Agreement No. 530 <br />6. To submit a monthly construction progress report to CITY which describes the work <br />performed and completed during the reporting period with pertinent contract data such <br />as change orders issued, cumulative costs of change orders, progress payments made <br />(reported in dollars), and percentage progress achieved to date, all in accordance with <br />STATE's standard accounting practices. <br />7. To allow on the site of PROJECT, at no cost to STATE, a field site representative of <br />CITY, who is a qualified licensed civil engineer in the State of California, to represent <br />CITY during the construction of PROJECT <br />8. To consult with CITY on all change orders for PROJECT with an estimated cost over <br />$50,000 before implementation except when the safety of motorists and/or pedestrians <br />or the protection of property requires the immediate issuance of that change order. <br />9. Upon completion of PROJECT and all work incidental thereto, to furnish CITY with a <br />detailed statement of the total actual costs of construction and SERVICES for <br />PROJECT, including the costs of any claims related to the construction contract which <br />have been allowed to the construction contractor pursuant to the construction contract <br />administrative claims process or arbitration and all claims -related defense costs <br />incurred by STATE. STATE thereafter shall refund to CITY promptly after <br />completion of STATE's final accounting of costs for PROJECT any amount of CITY's <br />payments STATE remaining after actual costs to be borne by CITY have been <br />deducted or STATE shall invoice CITY for any additional amounts required to <br />complete CITY's financial obligations assumed pursuant to this Agreement. <br />SECTION II <br />CITY AGREES: <br />1. To bear one hundred percent (100%) of the total actual PROJECT capital construction <br />costs, estimated to be $625,800, including the cost of materials furnished by STATE, <br />COZEEP (construction zone enhancement enforcement program), supplemental work, <br />change orders, claims related to the construction contract paid to the construction <br />contractor, including those paid as a result of STATE's administrative claims process <br />and/or as an award in arbitration, and the cost of STATE's defense of all PROJECT - <br />related claims which may be filed by said contractor. The actual construction costs of <br />PROJECT shall be determined only after completion of all work, the closure of all <br />claims, and upon final accounting of all costs for PROJECT. <br />2. To bear one hundred percent (100%) of the actual SERVICES costs, estimated to be <br />$180,000. Said PROJECT support costs shall include costs of providing personnel <br />resources and their equipment and all direct and indirect costs (functional and <br />administrative overhead assessment) attributable to PROJECT support applied in <br />accordance with STATE's standard accounting practices and procedures,. The actual <br />cost of SERVICES shall be determined only after completion of all work, the closure <br />of all claims, and upon final accounting of all costs for PROJECT. <br />Revised June 27, 2005 edition 3 <br />
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