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Board approves several contractor pay applications and change orders for infrastructure projects
Summary
The Board approved multiple engineering pay applications and change orders across valve replacement, lift station and pond improvement projects, including a final valve project pay application of $127,965.75 and other pay requests totaling roughly $155,009.37.
The Board approved a set of pay applications and change orders covering several District capital projects and accepted final estimates where provided.
John Millsap of Consor reviewed project updates. For the Water Valve Repair and Replacement Project the Board approved Change Order No.4 for $13,890 (mobilization, excavation and backfill) and Change Order No.5 reducing the contract by $19,147 for final quantity adjustments, and approved Contractor's Pay Application No.3 in the amount of $127,965.75 as the final pay estimate for the project. The Board also approved Contractor's Pay Application No.5 for the McGinnis/Howard Lane Lift Station Rehabilitation Project for $44,460 and Contractor's Application and Certificate for Payment No.5 on the Mills Pond Regulatory Improvements Project for $105,799.37. Pay Request No.1 of $4,750 for the SSES Manhole Rehabilitation Project, Phase 1, was also approved; Consor said permitting with Travis County was ongoing and the contractor had mobilized for work that did not require permits.
Board members voted unanimously on the pay applications and change orders after brief discussion noting schedule and easement coordination for several projects.
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