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Bloomington Board of Public Works approves multiple engineering contracts, utility closures and $2.48M in claims
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Bloomington Board of Public Works approved an amendment to an REA on-call engineering contract, a consulting agreement for downtown curb ramps, several right-of-way closure requests for utility work and claims totaling $2,481,592.50. Staff said closures would be phased and coordinated with schools and transit.
The Bloomington Board of Public Works on March 10 approved a series of contracts and right-of-way closure requests intended to support resurfacing and downtown accessibility projects, utility relocations ahead of modernization work, and routine claims totaling $2,481,592.50.
Neil Copper of the city engineering department introduced Amendment 3 to an existing on-call engineering agreement with REA, saying, “The amendment increases the total amount by $100,000 for a new total not to exceed $404,143.60,” to allow continued engineering support on resurfacing designs and other public-works projects. The board moved, seconded and approved the amendment by roll call.
Copper also presented a new LPA consulting agreement with REA for design work on downtown curb ramps and crosswalk improvements along East Third Street and…
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