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River Ridge CDD approves $1.11 million drainage contract with Clark Construction
Summary
The River Ridge Community Development District approved a not-to-exceed $1,111,860 contract with The Clark Construction Group, Inc. for four stormwater management phases and added a 5% contingency to cover unknowns and unit-cost items.
The River Ridge Community Development District Board voted to award The Clark Construction Group, Inc. the contract for four phases of drainage improvements and added a 5% contingency, approving a not-to-exceed total of $1,111,860.
District Engineer Charlie Krebs and District staff reviewed contractor bids and line-item unit costs, explaining the contingency covers items such as tree removal, shrub replanting and capping existing golf-course drainage. Krebs highlighted bid differences and a recommended mobilization clarification if Clark is awarded all phases. The staff package notes the Grand Total increased "from $1,058,914.45 to $1,111,860," reflecting the added contingency.
The contract covers River Ridge Phase 2 Drainage Improvement for Oak Run, Turnberry, Palmetto Dunes and Seaside IV. The Board approved the Clark bid on a motion by Mr. Blumenthal, seconded by Mr. Mountford, with all in favor. The Oak Run HOA may separately contract to connect roof drains; an Oak Run cost of $197,201.47 appears as an optional line item in the bid spreadsheet.
Staff said the contractor will provide unit tallies so staff can verify work against invoices. Mr. Long and Mr. Krebs will monitor the project and confirm unit counts for items such as raising sprinkler heads to accommodate elevation changes.
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