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Staff previews several procurement items: mulch and vehicle renewals, limited extension with Maybolin and new holiday-lighting contract
Summary
At the agenda review staff summarized consent and procurement items including annual mulch contract renewals, the city's vehicle replacement purchases, a limited extension for the Maybolin contract while staff re-bids, and a new multi-year holiday-lighting contract; staff also flagged an RFQ ranking for the Sandcastle grant consultant.
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City staff reviewed multiple consent and procurement items that will appear on the upcoming meeting agenda.
Staff said Item 7.a covers annual piggyback renewals for mulch used in medians and parks and Item 7.b covers annual vehicle purchases under the city's replacement plan. Item 7.c would authorize a limited extension and amendment for the city's contract with Maybolin; staff said the contract has been renewed repeatedly since about 2012 and procurement needs time to re-bid the work. "We're having to do a limited extension, amendment for Maybolin. Our contract with them has run out... Andrew is recommending that we go back out because it's been such a long time since that's been bid," the presenter said.
Item 7.d is a new RFP award for annual holiday lighting; staff described it as a multi-year contract (three years with two one-year renewals) and noted this is the first time the city has used this contractor under an annual contract. Item 7.e concerns final rankings for an RFQ to select engineering/environmental services for the Sandcastle grant project; staff identified that consultant selection as part of a major grant project.
Staff did not present award dollar amounts, vendor names for several items, nor detailed timelines during the agenda review. The Maybolin extension was characterized as a short-term measure so staff can re-solicit the contract; staff recommended proceeding with the listed procurement items at the upcoming meeting for formal approval.

