32315 ADOPTED BOARD OF TRUSTEES COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT NO. 508 JUNE 5, 2014



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32315 ADOPTED BOARD OF TRUSTEES COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT NO. 508 JUNE 5, 2014 BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT NO. 508 COUNTY OF COOK AND STATE OF ILLINOIS JOB ORDER CONTRACT (JOC) PROJECTS JUNE MONTHLY SUMMARY DISTRICT-WIDE OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE AND PROCUREMENT SERVICES THE CHANCELLOR RECOMMENDS: AVI1302 that the Board of Trustees authorizes the Chair to approve the below listed JOC projects for a total cost not to exceed $2,693,800 to be performed by the listed contractors as approved in Board Report #31968 which authorized the utilization of JOC as a construction delivery method to perform renovation services, deferred maintenance and repairs as requested by the s and District Office in a timely and cost efficient manner. VENDOR USER SCOPE BENEFIT DELIVERABLE AMOUNT Repair and replace $ 106,121 existing sidewalk pavers. AGAE HW1423 Arturo Velasquez Institute Harold Washington Elevator Machine Room, Book room shelving and 1 st & 2nd floor level office buildouts. To provide a safe pedestrian walking surface at areas prone to paver breakage. The cooled elevator machine room will promote equipment longevity, security and related work address office space needs and efficiency. Repair and replace existing paver with more durable pavers at key areas as design accent. New pavers will be less prone and exposed to breakage. New secure and cooled elevator machine room, better space build-outs and security dividers, walls and doors. $ 439,008

Construx Inc. LLC1401 OH1438 OH1336.01 SC1304 TR1436 TR1435 Lakeview Learning Center Olive- Harvey Olive- Harvey South Chicago Learning Center Truman Truman Repair foundation and replace existing VCT in damaged floors. Campus irrigation system for trees and sports field and new plantings to support and preserve significant green space investment. Soil Remediation and Foundation Stabilization related to structural footings and slab support Extend existing wrought iron security fence to more effectively secure campus space. Rehab of Student Bathroom Overhaul- Northwest Quadrant. Complete overhaul of Public bathrooms on all floors within this area of the main building. of a Gateway Plaza space adjacent to the Wilson Avenue Campus entrance for student safety, interaction and utilization. Will preserve life of structure with repair and stabilization of existing foundation Provide a system to maintain the green spaces and sports field and campus exterior space. Improve the soil condition and footings amendments to stable ground conditions for construction. Provide more effective area enclosure of existing fence to better ensure safety and security. Improve condition of bathrooms in Northwest Quadrant for students, staff and faculty. Provide clear delineation between Campus Space and Public Sidewalk as well as much needed exterior campus space for student study, instruction and interaction. Fill and repair cracks and repair resulting damaged floors Multiple irrigation zones installed and activated throughout the south campus at Olive-Harvey. Soil amendments, crushed stone to depth of ten feet below grade and soil stabilization to prevent settlement of foundation. Repair, rehabilitate and extend fence and curb. 8 rehabilitated toilet rooms with new accessible fixtures, better lighting and more maintainable finishes. Addition of Walls, protected student seating areas and campus gateway. Trellis s and planting will provide more defined student space at the North Entrance. $ 319,087 $ 316,048 $ 148,647 $ 73,877 $ 482,724 $ 394,630 2

Robe TR1334.1 Truman Renovate main lobby area to create useable meeting and learning space for students Provides a space for students to gather, learn and study individually or in groups to support C2C initiatives. Install power and data to support a variety of electronic devices, brighten space and provide new furniture. $ 413,658 TERM: The term of the JOC agreement with the contractors is for the period from September 1, 2013 through August 31, 2015 with two additional 24 month term options. BENEFIT TO CITY COLLEGES OF CHICAGO: The Office of Administrative and Procurement Services has reviewed this request for services and has determined that it would be in the best interest of the District to use JOC as the delivery method for completing the above listed projects to ensure that the projects are performed in a timely manner to either minimize scheduling disruptions for the colleges involved, meet a grant deadline, address a health or safety issue, or because the repair or replacement of the building system involved falls within one of the categories of JOC work as defined by the Office of Administrative Services. VENDOR SELECTION CRITERIA: A public bid was prepared and ten vendors were awarded contracts in Board Report #31968 adopted on August 1, 2013. The JOC program is based on percentages of profit and fees added to the most recent version of the Gordian Company Pricing Index of Fixed Costs. All JOC Execution Procedures which were developed with the Gordian Group were followed including reviewing each contractor s competitive pricing, capacity, experience, quality of work, and bid position. The process identified for selecting the contractor for each project was consistent for each of the projects described above and was prioritized from a more comprehensive District wide list. MBE/WBE COMPLIANCE: The Office of M/WBE Contract Compliance has periodically reviewed past performance of the Vendors for compliance with the District goals that each Vendor committed to as part of its contract with CCC and has found that they are in compliance or will be in the aggregate. Specifically, the Vendors have reported their intention to use the following firms for the above projects: 3

M/WBE Vendors: Vendor/Project M/WBE Vendor Certification Trade Old Veteran s AVI Sidewalk Paver Repair and Replacement AGAE Harold Washington Office Build-Outs and Security Window Construx Inc. Lake View Learning Center Foundation Repair Olive-Harvey South Campus Irrigation System Old Veteran s Olive-Harvey Foundation Stabilization Cons. Chicago Exteriors A & H Mechanical Market Contracting CT Mechanical Conecta RES C & G Luise, Inc. Clean & Sparkle Briar Patch Landscaping RAD Electric The Force Development Cons. Martinez Frogs Chicago Crushing MBE 26.40% WBE 73.60% MBE 22.89% MBE 5.08% WBE 10.96 MBE 9.40% MBE 9.40% WBE 4.51% WBE 0.94 WBE 1.57% MBE 4.75% MBE 1.63% MBE 7.91% MBE 29.03% MBE 57.86% WBE 8.07% Supervision and Project Coordination Paver Replacement Plumbing Carpentry HVAC Project Management Drywall Repair Materials Hauling Cleaning Landscaping Site Restoration/Concrete Supervision/Carpentry Excavation/Hauling Hauling South Chicago Learning Center Fence Extension and Curb Replacement Truman Student Bathroom Overhaul- Northwest Quadrant Truman Wilson Avenue Campus Gateway Plaza Robe Truman Lobby Rehabilitation Conecta RES C & G Luise, Inc. Clean & Sparkle Cons. Quantum Crossing Superior Flooring Briarpatch Landscaping Fence Connection RAD Electric Sandsmith Masonry The Force Development CR Schmidt Market Contracting Mundo Development Sandoval Fences QC Enterprises 4 MBE 10.02% MBE 23.63% WBE 3.25% WBE 1.35% WBE 3.38% MBE 73.35% MBE 6.35% WBE 7.04% MBE 6.34 MBE 6.34% MBE 1.27% MBE 2.28% MBE 5.07% WBE 19.01% MBE 8.46% MBE 12.09% MBE 0.97% WBE 3.64% Project Management Drywall Repair Materials Hauling Cleaning Carpentry Tile Landscaping Fence & Trellis Limestone caps Concrete Retaining Walls Framing Metal Fabrication Carpet Tile

Underland Architectural WBE 1.93% Glazing GENERAL CONDITIONS: Inspector General- It shall be the duty of each party to the agreement to cooperate with the Inspector General for City s of Chicago in any investigation conducted pursuant to the Inspector General s authority under Article 2, Section 2.7.4(b) of the Board Bylaws. Ethics It shall be the duty of each party to the agreement to comply with the applicable provisions of the Board s Ethics Policy adopted January 7, 1993, and as amended by the Board. Contingent Liability Pursuant to Section 7-14 of the Illinois Public Community Act, all agreements authorized herein shall contain a clause that any expenditure beyond the current fiscal year is subject to appropriation in the subsequent fiscal year. FINANCIAL: School Project Description Vendor Amount AVI Sidewalk Paver Repair and Replacement $ 106,121 Harold Washington Elevator Machine Room, Office Build-Outs AGAE $ 439,008 and Security Window Lakeview Learning Foundation Stabilization VCT Replacement Construx $ 319,087 Center Olive-Harvey South Campus Irrigation System $ 316,048 Foundation Stabilization $ 148,647 SSLC Fence Extension and Curb Replacement $ 73,877 Truman Student Bathroom Overhaul - North West $ 482,724 Wilson Avenue Campus Gateway Plaza $ 394,630 Lobby Rehabilitation Robe $ 413,658 Total CCC JOC this report $2,848,675 The Board approved the contracts for the JOC contractors effective December 1, 2013. With the approval of this June 2014 Board Report, the total amount of capital funds committed as of June 1, 2014 will rise to $18,654,251.16. Total: $2,693,800 5

Charge to: Administrative and Procurement Services Source of Funds: Capital Funds FY14-15: 580000-92015-6105031-70000 580000-92015-2005031-70000 580000-92015-4105031-70000 580000-92015-5005031-70000 580000-92015-5005031-70000 580000-92015-5105031-70000 580000-92015-4005031-70000 580000-92015-4005031-70000 580000-92015-4005031-70000 Respectfully submitted, Cheryl L. Hyman Chancellor June 5, 2014 Office of Administrative and Procurement Services District Office 6