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CITT endorses $3.05 million contract for MetroMover fire-panel upgrades

5777806 · September 17, 2025
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Summary

The Citizens Independent Transportation Trust recommended county approval of a contract with Kaseko Electrical Contractors Inc. to replace fire panels at 20 MetroMover stations at a cost not to exceed $3,054,952.40, funded with People’s Transportation Plan bond funds.

The Citizens Independent Transportation Trust on Sept. 17 recommended that the Miami‑Dade County Commission approve a contract award to Kaseko Electrical Contractors Inc. for a MetroMover fire‑panel upgrade project, with a not‑to‑exceed price of $3,054,952.40 paid from People’s Transportation Plan (PTP) bond funds.

The recommendation covers replacement of fire panels at 20 of the system’s 21 stations and includes a construction contingency allowance of $262,395 and an allowance of $168,607.40 for spare parts. Trust legal staff presented the resolution as RPQ TP‑018108, and the project was added to the PTP five‑year implementation plan in July 2025.

At the meeting the trust voted to move the item into discussion and then approved it. The recorded action in the meeting minutes is “7a approved.” No individual roll‑call votes were read into the record during the motion; the chair announced the item was approved after the voice vote.

Trust documents presented at the meeting show the award amount is inclusive of the stated contingency and spare‑parts allowances and that the county mayor or the mayor’s designee is authorized to execute the contract and exercise the provisions contained within it. The resolution also authorizes the use of PTP bond program funds up to the full contract amount.

The trust did not discuss alternative contractors or technical details of the fire‑panel equipment at length during the public portion of the meeting. The presentation described the scope as system‑wide replacement of station fire panels (20 of 21 stations) and noted the project’s funding and procurement identifiers.

The trust approved the resolution and moved on to the meeting’s scheduled presentations and updates.