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Committee approves $340,348 pump-station purchase for Sykes-Lady golf course
Summary
The committee unanimously approved a $340,348 agreement to purchase and install a Rain Bird pump station at Sykes-Lady Overland Park Golf Club after staff reported the existing pump station failed and a matching Rain Bird system is needed to integrate with current controls.
Doug Melchior, manager of golf grounds, described a failure of the main pump station at Sykes-Lady Overland Park Golf Club and recommended a sole-source purchase from Rain Bird to match the city—s existing irrigation control systems. "My name is Doug Melchior. I'm the manager of golfing grounds for the City of Overland Park," he said, describing prior pump-station procurements and operational savings from integrated controls.
Melchior said the golf courses use irrigation ponds and have not purchased irrigation water; he explained the new pump station is the third such installation and is expected to restore reliable irrigation. The committee moved, seconded and approved the agreement with the vendor for $340,348 by voice vote. Staff said finance details and operating impacts will be presented with the annual golf-fund report in May.
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