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Herriman approves Civil Science for construction management on Herman Boulevard extension
Summary
The Herriman City Council approved a contract with Civil Science to provide construction management and inspection services for the Herman Boulevard extension. Staff said the work must meet UDOT standards and the project cost (just over $1 million) will be reimbursed fully by UDOT.
The Herriman City Council on April 8 authorized a construction management contract with Civil Science for the Herman Boulevard extension project. Council members approved the motion unanimously after staff described the UDOT-driven requirements and reimbursement plan.
Staff member Bryce said the extension will connect the western terminus of Herman Boulevard to an intersection with an adjacent UDOT U11 project and must be built to UDOT specifications. Because the city will use UDOT funds intended for the project, staff said the city must hire construction management from the agency's approved consultant pool; Civil Science was recommended from that pool.
Bryce described construction-management scope to include a resident engineer, materials testing, public-infrastructure inspections and oversight of landscape and irrigation installations. "The total cost is just over a million dollars and the city is to be reimbursed 100% by UDOT," Bryce said.
Motion: approve a construction management contract with Civil Science for the Herman Boulevard extension project. Vote: unanimous by roll call. Staff said bidding and construction procurement remain to be completed before construction begins; preliminary grading by developers has occurred but full construction had not begun at the time of the meeting.
