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Committee moves multiple procurement and franchise items to GLS consent calendars
Summary
The committee referred several routine procurement and franchise items—including a traffic-data contract, a franchise acceptance extension, a set of on-call consultant master agreements, and a roofing change order—to upcoming General Legislative Session consent calendars (April 8 and April 15).
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Snohomish County’s Public Infrastructure and Conservation Committee moved several routine items to the GLS consent calendars for April, referring them for consideration by the full council rather than taking final action at the committee meeting.
Council staff presented Motion 26-142 to approve a professional services agreement with Rhythm Engineering LLC for traffic and pedestrian data-collection equipment and support under RFP 20416RBD-S; staff said four firms responded and Rhythm was selected under federal, state, and county procurement policies. The total cost is $187,750.60 and will be paid from the road fund. The committee moved this motion to the consent calendar for GLS on April 15.
Motion 26-151 was presented to extend the time for WAVE Division 1 LLC (doing business as Stout Broadband) to accept a previously proposed nonexclusive cable franchise tied to Ordinance 25-073. Staff said the 90-day deadline expired on March 4, 2026; paperwork was completed on time but the ordinance filing fee was paid late on March 24, and Public Works had no objection. The committee moved the extension to the April 15 consent calendar.
Staff also requested expedited processing of Motion 26-148, which would authorize the County Executive to sign Phase 1 (2026–2028) facilities on-call consultant master agreements under RFQ 25-0466RB across 11 disciplines. The umbrella amount for 22 consultant agreements is $15,750,000 plus applicable sales tax, and agreements would be effective through April 5, 2028. The committee moved Motion 26-148 to the April 8 consent calendar.
Finally, staff presented Motion 26-143, a change order (number 2) to PW 24-0427SB with V and R Roofing for roof repairs at the Denny Juvenile Justice Center, which adds $72,696.39 and extends completion by four and a half months; the new total for the contract is $550,643.92. The committee moved this motion to GLS on April 15 for consent consideration.
No members objected during the committee meeting and no public comments were recorded on these items. The committee recessed for a later committee meeting at 11 a.m.
