Committee hears requests for additional construction‑management funds and a sole‑source Ready Rebound contract

Public Infrastructure and Environmental Sustainability Committee · January 12, 2026
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Summary

Staff requested additional funds for on‑call construction‑management services with Parametrics due to staffing shortfalls and presented a sole‑source Ready Rebound contract to support public‑safety employee recovery and return‑to‑work, with legal review of the final contract ongoing.

Dan Buller asked the committee to approve additional funds for the city’s on‑call construction‑management contract with Parametrics, citing a shortage of five construction‑management employees (two budget cuts and three retirements) that has increased reliance on outside inspection and compliance services.

Jason Nikoneski, director of Purchasing and Contracts, presented a sole‑source contract with Ready Rebound to provide recovery services for public‑safety employees in fire and police to help injured staff return to work sooner. Nikoneski said the program is intended to reduce overtime and backfill costs and that legal had not yet finalized the contract language; the completed contract package had been provided to staff for substitution once legal review completed.

No formal vote was recorded during the committee update.

Provenance: Topic introduced SEG 1228; discussion closed SEG 1274.