Extend electrical repair contract with NEMA Construction for 2 more years
In Plain English
The city's contract with NEMA Construction for fixing broken traffic lights and high voltage electrical systems expires soon. This extension adds 2 more years through 2020 and increases the total contract value to $900,000 over 5 years. If approved, the city keeps the same contractor for emergency electrical repairs instead of rebidding the work.
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Votes
Approve contract amendment No. 2 with NEMA Construction with correction changing amendment amount from $500,000 to $400,000
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved extending the city's contract with NEMA Construction for emergency electrical repairs through 2020, but reduced the amendment amount from $500,000 to $400,000. This keeps the same contractor available to fix broken traffic lights and high voltage systems without having to rebid the work, bringing the total five-year contract value to $900,000. The extension ensures the city can quickly respond to electrical emergencies that could affect traffic safety and power systems. This type of contract extension is routine administrative business that maintains essential city services.
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