1984-02-21 - Resolution 1984-06 - APPROVING AN AGREEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THE 1984 VILLAGEWIDE CONTRACTUAL STREET MAINTENANCE PROJECTRESOLUTION NO. 84- 6
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT FOR CONSTRUCITON ENGINEERING
SERVICES FOR THE 1984 VILLAGEI'IIDE CONTRACTUAL STREET MAINTENANCE
PROJECT
WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village
of Buffalo Grove desire to cause the implementation of the 1984
Villagewide Contractual Street i'laintenance Project; and,
I,IHEREAS, the approval of any agreement with a consulting enf;ineer
is required in order to proceed with the necessary engineering of the
project.
N0t,I, THEREFORE, BE IT RES0LVED by the President and Board of
Trustees of the Village of Buffalo Grove, Lake and Cook Counties,
Illinois, that the President and Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized
and directed to execute the "Agreernnt for Construction Engineering
Services for the Village of Buffalo Grove 1984 Villagewide Contractual
Street Maintenance Project".
A copy of said contract is attachecl hereto and made a oart thereof.
AyES: 6 - Marienthal, Stone, OrReilly, Ilartstein, Glover, Reid
NAyES: 0 - None
0 - NoneABSENT:
PASSED:February 21
AppR0VED: February 21
ATTESI-:
1984
1984
APPRO
age res ent'/'
a ge er Pro Tem
AGREEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THE
VILLAGE OF BUF'FALO GROVEI984 VILLAGE-WIDE CONTRACTUAL
STREET MAINTENANCE PROJECT
11 - ,.THrS_.AGREEMENT Ml?I"iNp ENTERED rNro rhis J/_,r' day of9444+_-=_, L987, by and beE$reen saxte;-T-m64fr;;, rnc.,Envrronmen@I Engineersj-gf lhe City of Crystal Lake, Couniy ofMcHenry. and state of rllinois, hereinaftei carred the ENGTNEER,and the virrage of Buffalo crove, located in the couniius--ir' coorand Lake, and state of rrrinois, hereinafter carled tt e
-lrulricrpar,_
rrY covers certain engineering services in connection wittr iheproposed improvement designated as Section B3_00032_01_RS, whichimprovement will be finanied entirery or in pari "itr.,-u"t6.'nre:.Tax funds arrotted to the MUNrcrpALriv uy tnl state of rrrinoisand constructed under the general supervision of tn.-Stul.;='Department of Transportation, Oivision of Highways, n.i.inuft..called the DIVISION Or HIGHWAYS.
_ WITNESSETH THAT, in consideration of these premises and ofthe mutual couenants herein set forth, THE ENGIN;ER AGREES:
t. To perform or.be responsible for the performance of thefolrowing engineering services for thl uullrcipeirtv rnconnection with the proposed improvement heretoforedescr ibed:
a. Attend the preconstruction conference; review thecontractor's proposed progress schedule and Iist ofsubcontractors.
b. Mark a1I pavement and curb and gutter for removal andreplacement as contruction proceeds.
c. Set Iines and grades where reguired as constructionproceeds.
d. Furnish resident engineering which shall include:
(I) Continuous observation of the details of con_struction for compliance with plans and "p..ifi_cations as construction proceebs.
(2) Keeping.a daily record or log of the contractorrsactivities throughout construction incfuainqnotations on the nature and cost of "ny.*#uwork and providing weekly reports to the MtrNIcI_pALITy and contractor concerning progress andworking days charged.
(3) Revision of contract drawings to show
and nature of improvement as actually
Furnish general
shall include:
construction administration which
a
locat ion
constructed.
(1) Interpretation of provisions inspecifications as cons truct ion
pr incipal or senior engineer.
the plans
proceeds by
and
a
(2) Periodic visits to the work as necessary duringthe progress of construction by a principal orsenior engineer.
(3) Preparation and submission for the MUNICIPALITY,in the required nunber of copies, alt paynentestimates, change orders, records, and reportsrequired by the DMSION OF HIGHWAYS.
(4) Endeavoring to safeguard the MUNICIPALITY againstdefects and deficiencies on the part of the con-tractor, but Ehe ENGINEER does not guarantee theperformance of the contract by the contractor.
(5) Conducting final inspection of construction andpreparation of final papers and reports.
f. Furnish or cause to be furnished:
(1) Proportioning and testing of concret.e mixtures in
accordance with the "ManuaI of fnstructions for
Concrete Proportioning Engineers" issued by the
Bureau of Mater ials, of the DMSION OF HIGI{WAYS,
and promptly submit reports on forms prepared bysaid Bureau.
(2) Proportioning and testing of bituminous mixtures(including extraction test) in accordance rdiththe rrManual of fnstructions for Bituminous pro-
portioning Engineersr issued by the Bureau ofMaterials, of the DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, andpromptly submit reports on forms prepared by said
Bureau.
2. To perforn the services stipulated in paragraphs I(a)through I (f) to the extent necessary to satisfy therequirements of the project throughout the entire con-struction phase on an hourly rate basis for actual timespent on this project and on a reimbursement basis fortravel and other out-of-pocket expenses. The hourly
rates listed below include profit, overhead, readiness to
serve, insurance, social security, retirement, workman's
conpensation, vacation, paid holidaysr and sick Ieave.
Subject to the approvaJ- of the I4UNICIPALI?Y, the ENGINEER
will sublet the services provided under paragraph I(f).
The cost for this service will be the direct charge from
the subcontractor with no additional mark-up.
HourIy Rate
Engineer Technic ian
Eng i nee r
Senior Engineer
er incipal
Vehicle Expense
$24.00-$35.00
$35.00-$45.C',]
$48.00-$s6.00
$60.00-$68.00
$0.20lmile
a.AIl construction is completed within the contract
completion time of I00 working days.
The contractor rs schedule does not require the ENGI-
NEER to work on Saturdays, Sundays, or holidays.
Material testing cost does not exceed $7,500.
To submit statements or invoices which are supplemented
by appropriate time records and other supporting data as
may be required by the MUNICIPALITY;
THE MUNICIPALITY AGREES:
To pay for the services stipulated in paragraphs 1(a)
through I(f) in accordance with paragraphs 2 and 3 abovein a timely manner up to a maximum value of $79,000 based
on statements or invoices provided by the ENGINEER. The
frequency of such statements shall be not more than oneper month.
Should the project be abandoned or should this Agreementbe terminated at any time after any part of the construc-tion engineering services have begun and prior to comple-tion of such services, the MUNICIPALITY will reimbursethe ENGINEER for all costs at the hourly rates set forth
above up to the time of notification in writing by the
MUNICIPALITY of such abandonment or termination.
b
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Grade Classification of Employee
3. That the total cost for all the services stipulated in
paragraphs 1(a) through I(f) will not exceed $79,000 as
long as the following condiEions are met:
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Advises the HUNICIpALITy when one orthree conditions listed in paragraph
ENGINEER AGREES is being violated.
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3.Should the cost for construction engineering servicesexceed $79,000 because one or more of the conditions inparagraph 3 under ?HE ENGINEER AGREES were not met, theMUNICIPALITY will compensate the ENGINEEF for aII addi-tional costs direcEly associated rrith those conditionsonly. The additional cost will be on the same basis asdescribed above. Additional compensation (above $79,OOO)will be made only if the ENGINEEi:
a
b
more of
3 under
the
THE
Provides proper documentat ionadditional costs.accurately desc r ib ing
Advises the MUNICIpALITy in advance of total con-struction engineering cost exceeding $79r000.
d Receives prior approval from the MUNICIpALITy.
IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED:
I That any difference between Ehe ENcINEER and the MUNICI_PALITY concerning the interpretation of the provisions ofthis Agreernent shall be referred to a commitlee of disin_terested parties consisting of one member appointed bythe ENGINEER, one member appointed by the ltuttfCf paf,fty,
and a third nember appointed by the two ot.her members iordisposition and that the commiltee,s decision shall bef inal .
2 That the ENGINEER erarrants that he has not employed orretained any company or person other than a bona- fideemployee working soJ.ely for Ehe ENGINEER, to solicit orsecure this contract, and that he has noi paid or "gr."ato pay any company or person, other than a bona fideemployee working solely for the ENGINEER, any fee, com_mission, percentage, brokerage fee, gifts, or any otherconsideration, contingent upon or reiuLting from'th; --
award of making of this conLract. F,or breich or viola_tion of this warranty, the MUNICIPALIiY shall have theright to annul this contract without liabit-ity.
That.this Agreement for Engineering Services may beterminated for cause by thi partiei hereto upon thirty(30) days written notice, bul should the MUNICIPALITYterminate this Agreement, the ENGINEER shall be paid in
:::?ld:l:.-.Ii-!!-p3l1glaphs t, 2 and 3, as apprj.cable,undeT THE MUNICIPALITY AGREES.
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BAXTER & WOODMAN, INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS
By
Pres ent
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IN WI?NESS WHEREOF thE ENGINEER hAS hETEUNtO SCt hiS hANd ANdseal the day and date first above written and the MuNrcrpar,ity trascaused the execution of the contract to be made by iti viii;g"President and attested to by its village Clerk puisuant to tneresolution passed by the Board of Trustees, whiih resorution is tobe considered as a part of these Articles of Agreement, the"sameas though it were written herein.
ATTEST:VILLAGE OF BUFFALO GROVE, ILLINOIS
By
Pres dentMunc lPa C er 0
Municipal Sea I Baxter & Woodman fnc. Seal
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STATE 0F t LL tNo ts )
)
couNTtEs 0F c00K AND LAKE )
l, JANET tt. SIRABIAN, hereby certify that I am the
duly elected, qualifled and acting VILLAGE CLERK of the Village
of Buffalo Grove, Counties of Cook and Lake, lllinois, and the
keeper of its seal and records.
I hereby further certify that the attached is a true
copy of Resolutton N". ty'-l- adopted on the c4/z/ day or
? I -, $trL, by the villase Board of the viltase
of Buffalo Grove as shown by the records in nry custody.
lN l,rlTNESS IJHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal of the Village of Buffalo Grove aforesaid,
at said Vi I lage, in the County and State aforesaid, thir?M
,Dgday of
age C er
Qarill >v.
RES0LUTIoN 0. 84_ 6
l-!M!!rlgN AppR0vric AN AGREEr,tEriT FOR coNsTRUcrTON Er{G IEERTNGsERvrcEs FoR THE le84 VTLLAGEHToE coilrRAairiAi aiiaai i,iiiriiirdi;;
PROJECT
IIHEREAS, the president and Board of Trustees of the Village
of Buffalo Grove desire to cause the imple[Entation of the l9g4
Vil lageliide Contractual Street lla.intenance project; and,
IHEREAS, the approval of any agreement with a consulting engineer
is required in order to proceed with the necessary engineering of the
Project.
floll, THEREFonE, BE IT RESOLVED by the president and Board of
Trustees of the Village of Buffalo Grove, Lake and Cook Counties,
Iilinois, that the President and Clerk be, and they are hereby authorized
and directed to execute the ',Agreenent for Construction Engineering
Services for the Village of Buffalo crove 1984 Villagerride Contractual
Street t'la intenance project',,
A copy of said contract is attached hereto and made a part thereof,
AyES: 6 - Uarienthal, Stone, OtReitly, Harrsieln, Clover, Retat
NAYES. 0 - None
ABSENT:
PASSED:
0 - )ione
February 2l
APPRoVED: February 21
1984
1984
AP
ATTEST:
a9e res
a9e e
AGREEMENT FOR CONSTRUC?ION
ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR THE
VILLAGE OF BUFEALO GROVE
198 4 VILLAGE-WIDE CONTRACTUAL
STREET I'lAINTENANCE PROJE CT
THIS AGREEMENT MAD ND ENTERED INTO th is day of19ETby and between Baxte r & Woodman, Inc.,Env lronmen 1 Eng lneers, o f the City of Crystal Lake, County ofMcHenry, a nd State of IIli nois, hereinafter call ed the ENGINEER,and the Village of Buffalo crove, IocaEed in th e Counties of Cookand Lake, and State of IIIinois, hereinafter ca lled the MUNICT pAL-ITY covers certain engineering services in conn ection with theroposed improvement designated as Section g3_0 0032-0I-RS, whichImprovement wiIl be financed entirel y or rn part with Motor FuelTax funds allotted to the MUNICIPALI TY by the State of Illinoisand constructed under the general su pervision of the StatersDepartment of Transpor Eation, Divisi on of Highways, hereinaftercalled the DMSION OF.HIGHWAYS.
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WITNESSETH THAT, in cons ider at i onthe mutual covenants herein set forth,of these premises and of
THE ENGINEER AGREES:
1. To perform or be responsible for the performance offollowing engineering services for the MUNICIPALITYconnection with the proposed irnprovement heretoforedescr ibed:
Att.end the preconstruction conference icontractor rs proposed progress scheduiesubcontractor s.
the
In
a review the
and list of
b
c
Mark all pavement and curbreplacement as contruct ion
Set lines andproceeds.
and gutter for removal andproceeds.
grades where required as construction
d. Furnish resident engineering which shall include:
(1) Continuous observation of the details of con_sEruction for compliance with plans and specifi_cations as construction proceehs.
(2) Keeping a dairy record or ro9 of the contractor,sacEivities throughout constrrlction incfuaing--- -
notations on !!9 nature and cosi-of "ny "*tiuwork and providing weekly ."po.t" to the MUNICI_pALITy and contractor concerning progress andworking days charged.
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(3) Revision of contract drawings to show
and nature of improvenent as actually locat ion
constructed.
Furnish general
shall include:
construction administration which
(1) Interpretation of provisions in the plans andspecifications as construction proceeds by aprincipal or senior engineer.
(2) Periodic visits to the work as necessary duringthe progress of construction by a principal orsenior eng ineer .
(4) Endeavoring to safeguard the MITNICIpALITy againstdefects and deficiencies on the part of the con-tractor, but the ENGINEER does not guarantee the
perforrnance of the contract by the contractor.
(5) Conducting final inspection of construction andpreparation of final papers and reports.
f. Furnish or cause to be f urni.shed:
(I) Proportioning and testing of concrete mixtures in
accordance with the "Manual of Instructions for
Concrete Proportioning Engineers" issued by theBureau of Mater ials, of the DMSION OF HIGI{WAYS,
and promptly submit reports on forms prepared bysaid Bureau.
a
(2) Proportioning and testing of bituminous mixtures(including extraction test) in accordance withthe IManual of fnstructions for Bituminous pro-portioning Engineers" issued by the Bureau ofMaterials, of the DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS, andpromptly submit reports on forms prepared by saidBureau.
To perform the services stipulated in paragraphs 1(a)through 1(f) to the extent necessary to saiisty therequirements of the project through6ut the entire con_struction phase on an hourly rate basis for actual timespent_on this project and on a reimbursement basis fortravel and other out-of-pocket expenses. The hourly
(3) Preparation and submission for the MUNICIPALITY,in the required number of copies, all payment
estimates, change orders, records, and reportsrequired by the DMSION OF HIGHWAYS.
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rates listed below incl,ude profit, overhead, readiness to
serve, insurance, social securiEy, retirement, workman's
compensation, vacation, paid holidays, and sick leave.
Subject to the approval of the I'IUNICIPALITY, the ENGINEER
will sublet t.he services provided under paragraph 1(f).
The cost for this service will be the direct charge from
the subcontracEor with no additional mark-up.
crade Classification of Employee Hourlv Rate
Engineer ?echnic ian
Engineer
Senior Eng ineer
Pr incipal
vehicle Expense
$24.00-$36.00
$36.00-$45.00
s48.00-$56.00
$60.00-$68.00
$0.20,/mite
3 That the total cost for all the services stipulaEed
paragraphs l(a) through I(f) will not exceed $79,000long as the following conditions are met:
in
AS
AIl construction is completed within the contract
completion time of I00 working days.
Material testing cost does not exceed $7r500.
4. To subnit statements or invoices $rhich are supplemented
by appropriate time records and other supporting data as
nay be required by the MUNICIPALITY;
THE MUNICIPALITY AGREES:
To pay for the services stipulated in paragraphs I (a)
through 1(f) in accordance with paragraphs 2 and 3 abovein a timely manner up to a maximum val-ue of g79,0OO basedon statements or invoices provided by the ENGINEER. Thefrequency of such statements shall be not more than oneper month.
2.
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Should the project be abandoned or should this Agreementbe terninated at any time after any part of the ionstruc-tion engineering services have begun and prior to comple-tion of such services, the MUNICIiALITy witt reimbursethe ENGINEER for aII costs at the hourly rates set forthabove up to the time of notification in writing by theMUNICIPALITY of such abandonment or termination, -
b. The contractorrs schedule does not require the ENGI-
NEER to work on Saturdays, Sundays, or holidays.
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3 ShouId the cost for construction engineering servicesexceed $79,000 because one or more of the conditions inparagraph 3 under THE ENGINEER AGREES r.rere not met, theIT,IUNICIPALITy will- compensate the ENGINEER for all addi_tional costs directly associated with those conditionsonly. The additional cost will be on the same basis asdescribed above. Additional compensation (above $79rOOO)will be made only if the ENGINEER:
Advises the MUNICIPALITy when one orthree conditions listed in paragraph
ENGINEER AGREES is being violated.
a.more of
3 under
the
THE
Provides proper documentat ionadditional costs.accurately descr ibing
c. Advises the MUNfCIPALITY in advance of total con_struction engineering cost exceeding $79,000.
d. Receives prior approval from the MUNICIpALITy.
IT IS MUTUALLY AGREED:
2.
b
1 That any difference between the ENGINEER and the MUNICI_PALITY concerning the interpretation of the provisions ofthis Agreenent shall be refirred to a committee of disin_terested part.ies consisting of one member appointed bythe ENGINEER, one member appointed by the l,tirtrCf paf,rri,
and a third member appointed by the Lwo other members iordisposition and that Lhe committee,s Jecision shaIl bef inal .
That the ENGINEER vrarrants that he has not employed orretained any company or person other than a bona fideemp).oyee working solely for the ENGINEER, to solicit orsecure this contract, and that he has noi paid or "gr""ato pay any company or person, other than a bona fide
:Tl1?I:. working sotely for rhe ENGTNEER, any fee, com_
1l!l19ll percentage, brokerage fee, gifts, or any otherconsrcleration, contiJlgent upon or re6ulting from th; --
award of making of this coniract. roi-Ureacn or viola_tion of this warranty, the l,ruurcipniity shaLl have theright to annul this conrract withoui iiability.
That.this Agreement for Engineering Seruices may beterminated for cause. by the p;;ai;: i.ii." upon rhirty
.(30) .days writren notice, Uri-"i,.rfa"if,Lul,,rcrpar,rryterminate this Agreement., the sliC lNinR-'s na I1 be paid inaccordance wiEh oaragr.apirs I, i "ra-1, Is applicable,UNdET THE MUNICIiALITY AGREES.
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rN wrrNEss WHEREOF the ENGTNEER has hereunto set his hand andseal the day and date first above writt.en and the MUNrcrpALrry hascaused the execurion of the Contract to be made by its tiii;g"President and attested to by its virrage clerk puisuant t; aheresorution passed by the Board of Trusiees, whilh resolution is tobe considered as a part of these Articres of Agreenent, th"'-""r"as though it were written herei.n.
BAXTER & WOODMAN, INC.
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERS
By
res den t
,1.
ATTEST:VILLAGE OF BUFFALO GROVE, ILLINOIS
By
M unt-c pa Cler leA
Municipal Seal Baxter & Woodman
Pres ent
, Inc. Sea I
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APPROV
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tEB 29 1984
Statr of lllirrois
IEPTEI},IENT OF 1?A}SrcRTATIO.I
Brear of tpa- l f,saic and Streets
SECT.AL PKMISICT.I
FCIR.
FAIR EI{PLOGENI PRTICTTGq
In aCditi,cn to all other labor n:quirents set forth iD this prqosal and ia
tlre SEDdard Specificatiors for Road and Bridge Ccnstnction, adopted by the
Depar@nt of Transportatico driag tlrc pcrforaance of this cqntact, the
contraslor for itself, its assignees, and successo:= i.Ir interest (herefuBfter
referrcd to as the "contracto/') aglees as follors:
I. sI.EcTIo.I OF I!cBOR,
Ibe Cotlactor 3ha11 ccTly rith ell Illiaois ststltes pertaining to the
selectioa of labor.
II. EqHL B{PI,IMRII OPPORru'IITY
D:riag the perfo:oance of this @ntract, the cgntractor aglaes as fo116rs:
(1) lbet it vill Dot discrininatc agaiast aqp cqlcryee or agplicant
for ..p1qren1 lgr-rrcq of race, color, religion, sexr national origi.n
or ancestry; srd furtlrer that it rv.ill exoiac all job classificationsto dete:Dire if Dirorit)' persqns or r{orcn are r.srdenrtilized and rri1l -t*e ryprtpriate affiEative actisr to rectily ay sudr Lndenrtilila-
ticn.
(2) T1r8t, if it hires ad.li$66.1 e,,Tlcyecs in order to perfo:m this
contract or uy portion hereof, it v.i11 &teurirc the avaiJ.ability ofcircrities sd rwa in tJre area(s) fTco nLidr it uy reascrnablylscrrit aad it will hire for eadr job classification for riridr en-
ployees are hi:rd ir! sudr a rE1 tlrat Eirorities and voen are Irot
un&nrtilized.
(t fret, i.tr all. solicitatiors or adrrcrtiscnts for .Tloyees placed
by__it o1 orr its bdralf, it ril1 state t]rat all applicants rrill be
affotded eo.al oprpom.uity rithout discri-uinaticn bcc.'*e of race,color, religior, sex, naticnal origia or ioestr)r.
(1) Ihat it ri1l send to each labor orgaiaizatio or r€pllsentalive'ofrorters rith Btidl it hes or is boloa by a collectirrc-bargainirg orotJret agrecat or rn&rs t41di rrg, a roticc a6ris iry sudr labor organ-izatioa or rcpresentatire of tie coatractor's obligations r.srdcr tIell1i-Dois Fair@Io1lm,r hacricrs Act od tic Codd.ssion's Rrles andRegulatiors fot Pr.61ic Ccat-racts. If qr sudr labor organizatisr otEpr.seDtetiv! fails ot cfuscs to cocpcratc yith tlre curtractqr iriEs efforts to cEEpg/ rith srxh Act ad &rles aod Rcgulatiors, the
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(7) E t it rrill ilclu& rertatin or by re&roce -tlc prorisicos of
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