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Committee defers decision on $615,000 Duke Park redesign contract
Summary
The Recreation and Park Committee reviewed staff’s recommendation to hire American StructurePoint for phases 1 and 3 of the Duke Park redesign at up to $615,000 and referred the item so members can review firm proposals and presentation before final council action.
The Troy Recreation and Park Committee on Aug. 24 heard staff recommend authorization for the Director of Public Service and Safety to contract with American StructurePoint for phases 1 and 3 of the Duke Park redesign at a cost not to exceed $615,000. Mr. Davis told the committee the city received nine proposals, interviewed five firms and, with two Park Board members on the evaluation team, ranked and selected American StructurePoint under the ORC §153.69 qualifications-based process.
Committee members raised timing and documentation questions and asked to review the consultant proposals and presentation before committing. Chairman Jeffrey Wooden asked that the packet materials be provided to the committee so members could “get a better understanding of what we’re looking at,” and members agreed to forward the item to a future committee meeting for further consideration rather than act that night. Davis estimated the typical design process would take about 6–8 months once started.
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