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Board approves multiple change orders, emergency bridge design and contract adjustments
Summary
The consent and regular agendas included several contract change orders and emergency work authorizations, including a $609,076.06 increase to WSP USA for rehabilitation of the 96th Street (CR657) Bridge, a $55,105.85 final change order to South State, Inc., and awarding an emergency design contract for framing repairs to the 96th Street bascule span.
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On the consent agenda and regular agenda the Board approved multiple contract adjustments and emergency authorizations. Notable items included Change Order No. 2 to WSP USA, Inc. for $609,076.06 for professional bridge engineering services related to the Rehabilitation of the 96th Street (CR657) Bridge over Great Channel (436-26), and an emergency design contract award for framing repairs to the bascule span of the 96th Street Bridge (437-26).
The Board also approved several smaller change orders: Change Order No. 1 to Gibson Associates for $47,621.36 for Seashore Road Phase I engineering; Change Order No. 3 to WSP for $15,000.00 and Change Order No. 4 for $36,957.27 for additional bridge design work; and final Change Orders affecting South State, Inc., including one approved on the regular agenda for $55,105.85 and another reflecting a reduction of $378,620.43 for Ocean Drive bridge railing and pedestrian walkway repairs. These items were approved by roll call on consent or regular agendas.
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