File #: 2810    Version: 1 Name: Carrollton Police Headquarters CO#1
Type: Status: Passed
File created: 8/30/2016 In control: City Council
On agenda: 9/6/2016 Final action: 9/6/2016
Title: Consider Authorizing The City Manager To Approve Change Order #1 With Turner Construction Company To Modify The Scope Of Construction To Provide A Structural Steel Staging Canopy, Automated Sensor Site Lighting, And Bicycle Impound Screening Fence For The Police Department Headquarters Facility In An Amount Of $257,362.00 For A Revised Contract Amount Not To Exceed $13,731,235.00.
Attachments: 1. Location Map
CC MEETING: September 6, 2016

DATE: August 30, 2016

TO: Leonard Martin, City Manger

FROM: Cesar J. Molina, Jr., P.E., Director of Engineering

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Consider Authorizing The City Manager To Approve Change Order #1 With Turner Construction Company To Modify The Scope Of Construction To Provide A Structural Steel Staging Canopy, Automated Sensor Site Lighting, And Bicycle Impound Screening Fence For The Police Department Headquarters Facility In An Amount Of $257,362.00 For A Revised Contract Amount Not To Exceed $13,731,235.00.

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BACKGROUND:
By Council approval on October 13, 2015, the Engineering Department executed a contract with Turner Construction Company for construction of the new Carrollton Police Headquarters facility. On February 16, 2016, Council authorized the City Manager to approve a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) of $13,473,873 for construction of the new facility which included allowances of $138,200 for fabric staging canopies and $216,200 for secured perimeter fencing. Construction of the facility began in late February and is currently on schedule for a May 2017 completion.
Subsequent to GMP execution, the Police Department expressed a desire for a more durable structured metal canopy that would not only offer a higher degree of protection from the elements but a substantially longer service life that is more comparable to the building. A structured steel canopy was originally planned for the facility but scaled-back to a fabric canopy due to budget considerations.
The Police Department also requested that site lighting be controlled by motion sensors rather than a typical timer system. Under the motion activated system, lighting would be maintained at a minimal level during non-daylight hours, then increase in intensity when movement is detected. The benefit is recognized by increased safety due to a higher degree of light intensity when a person is present in the parking lot, reduced energy costs, and reduced light pollution whe...

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