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Powell Constructors, Inc.
Contract #
06-1723
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Public Works
Council Approval Date
3/21/2011
Expiration Date
7/24/2014
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Project 06 -1723 <br />RFA Change Order No. 7 <br />January 25, 2013 <br />Page 2 <br />3. During an inspection of the PCC channel pavement (liner) in the river bed by Orange <br />County Public Works, it was determined that the portions of the PCC liner needed to be <br />replaced adjacent to the new pier walls. Additionally, O.C.P.W. requested to increase <br />the size of the aggregate for the PCC liner from 3/a inch rock to 1'/2 inch rock. The <br />additional costs compensate the contractor for all labor and equipment to saw cut and <br />remove portions of the PCC liner, the additional PCC for the replacement, and costs <br />incurred to increase the size of the aggregate. (PCO 35) <br />AGREED COST = $9,720 <br />4. Due to the project's two year duration the northern half of the bridge was constructed <br />the first year and the final irrigation and landscaping on the north side could not be <br />completed until the end of the second year when the southern half of the bridge was <br />built. Therefore the condition of the planters and areas located on the north half of the <br />bridge needed to be addressed in advance of the final irrigation and landscape. The <br />additional costs compensate the contractor to remove the weeds from the planter at the <br />northeast corner of the bridge, and to grade and install sod in the areas back of walk. <br />(PCO 36). <br />AGREED COST = $961 <br />5. Due to the widening of the bridge, the new drive approach installed to the property <br />located at the northeast corner was approximately six inches higher than the existing <br />adjacent pavement. Therefore the adjacent pavement needed to be lowered to meet <br />the elevation of the new drive approach. The additional costs compensate the <br />contractor for all labor and equipment to remove approximate eight feet of pavement <br />behind the drive approach, grade and place AC pavement to the new drive approach <br />elevation. (PCO 36) <br />AGREED COST= $992 <br />6. Adjacent to the west side abutment, there is a 60 -inch Orange County Sanitation <br />District (O.C.S.D.) reclaimed waterline that is shown on the plans. During construction <br />it was discovered to be eight feet closer to the abutment than as shown on the plans. <br />Due to the vibration while installing the piles for the new abutments, O.C.S.D. <br />requested that the pipe be surveyed to verify that it did not move during the pile driving <br />operations. The additional costs compensate the contractor for all labor and equipment <br />to excavate and expose the line for the survey, then backfill and compact once the <br />surveying is complete. (PCO 36) <br />AGREED COST = $789 <br />7. Due to several rain events, a significant amount of sand and debris was deposited by <br />the storm runoff onto the construction area in the river bed. To facilitate OC Flood's <br />inspection of the PCC liner they required the City to have the Contractor remove the <br />sand and debris. The additional costs compensate the contractor for all labor and <br />equipment to remove and dispose of the sand and debris. (PCO 36) <br />i <br />AGREED COST = $1,211 <br />
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