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Council approves $121,348.91 contract for citywide trip‑hazard sidewalk repairs
Summary
The Moore City Council authorized a contract with Precision Concrete Cutting for trip‑hazard assessment and cutting/shaving services at sidewalk locations identified citywide; staff said about 1,880 locations were identified and that the work will be procured through TIPS interlocal purchasing.
The Moore City Council unanimously approved a contract with Precision Concrete Cutting for trip‑hazard assessment and horizontal cutting/shaving of sidewalks at multiple locations across the city for $121,348.91 using the TIPS interlocal purchasing system (TIPS No. 23010401).
City staff told the council the vendor identified roughly 1,880 locations across all three wards that need repair; staff described this as the list generated from the vendor’s assessment. The presentation described the work as citywide rather than limited to a single neighborhood.
Why it matters: the contract covers assessment and surface‑level repairs intended to reduce tripping hazards on public sidewalks. Staff said the count of identified locations has grown over time as new sidewalks are added.
Details and council action - Contractor: Precision Concrete Cutting; scope: trip‑hazard assessment and horizontal cutting/shaving at various sidewalk locations. - Contract amount: $121,348.91, procured via TIPS No. 23010401. - Scope size: staff said about 1,880 locations across three wards were identified for repair. - Historical note from staff: they said this year’s list is “a little more” than past years and quoted a past annual figure described in the record as roughly $8,090,000; the meeting did not provide supporting documentation for that historical number. - Vote: motion passed unanimously.
Speakers recorded on the item include City staff (presentation) and Mayor Mark Ham. The contract was approved without recorded amendments or conditions; staff recommended approval and the council adopted the measure.
Ending: Staff will coordinate with Precision Concrete Cutting to schedule assessments and repairs under the contract and proceed under the TIPS interlocal purchase authorization.
