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River Ridge CDD approves $1.11 million drainage improvement contract with Clark Construction
Summary
The River Ridge CDD board approved Clark Construction Group, Inc.'s bid for a four-phase stormwater/drainage improvement project covering Oak Run, Turnberry, Palmetto Dunes and Seaside IV with a 5% contingency, for a not-to-exceed total of $1,111,860.
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The River Ridge Community Development District on April 28 approved a $1,111,860 contract with The Clark Construction Group, Inc. to carry out four phases of stormwater and drainage improvements covering Oak Run, Turnberry, Palmetto Dunes and Seaside IV.
District Engineer Charlie Krebs and General Manager Eric Long told the board the approved package includes an additional 5% contingency on top of the contractor’s bid to address unknown unit-cost items such as tree removal, shrub replanting and capping existing golf-course drainage lines. Krebs said contingency accounting will be matched against unit counts so staff can verify work against invoices.
The board voted unanimously to approve the Clark bid and contingency. The bid discussion also noted Oak Run HOA may elect to connect roof drains under the project at an estimated HOA cost of $197,201.47, a figure included in the bid because it represented a lower rate than the HOA could obtain independently.
The approved award follows staff reviews of competitive bids from MRI Construction, Inc. and Clark Construction Group, Inc., and will proceed with owner oversight; Krebs and Long said they will provide tallies of unit-cost items and verify final invoicing against those counts.
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