Lakeshore Advance, 2012-09-26, Page 2810 Lakeshore Advance • Wednesday, October 19, 2011
GRAND BEND AREA SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITY UPGRADE AND EXPANSION PROJECT
Municipalities of Lambton Shores, South Huron and Bluewater
Contract No. 11-001
Tender Analysis
Phase 1 Works - Listed Tender Prig
Construction
Cash Allowance
Contl9ency Allowance
TOTAL
Phase 2 (Provisional) Works - Listed Tender Price
Construction
Cash Allowance
Contigency Allowance
TOTAL
FULL BUILD OUT PRICE (HST Excluded)*
Difference between cross check and listed price:
Note: • Prices are rated from lowest to highest.
K&L Construction
$ 16,711,344.50 $
$ 350,000 $
$ 1,500,000 $
$ 18,561,345 $
$ 4,115,310.50
$ 50,000
$ 500,000
$ 4,665,311
i 23,226,655
$ 50
$
$
$
$
Hayman
17,005,000 $
350,000 $
1,500,000 $
/8,855,000 $
4,050,000 $
50,000 $
500,000 $
4,600,000 $
23,455,000 $
Stone Town
17,208,000 $
350,000 $
1,500,000 $
/9,058,000 $
4,152,000 S
50,000 $
500,000 $
4,702,000 $
23,760,000 $
Mks
t7,724,000 $
350,000 $
1,500,000 $
19,574,000 $
4,050,000 $
50,000 $
500,000 $
4,600,000 $
24,174,000 $
Graham
19,220,000
350,000
1,500,000
21,070,000
Maple Relndeis
$ 22,225,707
$ 350,000
$ 1,500,000
$
24,07
3,400,000 $
50,000 $
500,000 $
3,950,000 $
25,020,000 $
4,170,085
50,000
500,000
4,720,085
26,795,792
Oilion's unofficial tender analysis
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2012 Municipal Grant Program
The grant program provides limited funding for pro-
grams that enhance and enrich the community. Fund-
ing decisions are based on local needs and priorities,
in connection with the annual budget, strategic goals
and objectives.
Grand funds are intended to support project -based
initiatives in the areas of Community Service, Arts,
Culture, Tourism, Economic Development, Social
Services and Environment.
Applicants interested in submitting a request for the
2012 calendar year are requested to complete the
application form and submit it to the Clerk by
November 14, 2011. Forms and program details are
available on the website (www,town,bluewater.on.ca)
or by calling the municipal office.
Office of the CAO
Municipality of Bluewater
14 Mill Avenue, P.O. Box 250
Zurich, NOM 2T0
Phone: 519-236-4351
Fax: 519-236-4329
Unofficial tenders come to
sewage treatment plant board
Lynda HIIIman-Rapley
Lakeshore Advance
The unofficial tenders
results were presented at the
Grand Bend Area Sewage
treatment plant board meet-
ing last Friday in Credi-
ton. Don Giberson Environ-
mental Services Director for
the Municipality of South
Huron presented the break
down to the committee. The
tri -municipal hoard is made
up of members from Lamb -
ton Shores, South 1luron and
Bluewater . 'Their mandate
centres around the sewage
treatment facility to replace
the present thirty year old
lagoon system on Mollard
Line. 'fenders were opened
at the Lambton Shores office
on October 7th.
Phase 1 Works - This
includes the complete site
works and all work neces-
sary to construct the sewage
G1.C.'s
315%
R. GEIGER
FINANCIAL
519-236-4784
519-857-3846
treatment facility with a sin-
gle train of the biological
treatment. This work
includes the construction of
one Orbal Unit, a set of dual
Secondary Clarifiers and all
associated equipment.
Phase i Works represents the
"Phased Plant"
Phase 2 (Provisional)
Works - This includes the
additional work necessary
to construct the second
train of the biological treat-
ment. This work includes
the construction of a second
Orbal Unit, a second set of
dual Secondary Clarifiers
and all associated addi-
tional equipment. When
Phase 2 Works are added to
the Phase 1 Works; this rep-
resents the "Full Build Out
Plant".
Giberson said to note the
amounts on the tender
results and Dillon's ten-
der analysis include con-
struction costs, a contin-
gency amount and a
cash allowance; but do not
include the engineering
costs (ie. design and project
management costs) or the
unrecoverable 11S'l'. 1 did :►
preliminary analysis using
Dillon's project cost esti-
mates dated March 31, 2011.
The project costs as ten-
dered, including engineer-
ing and unrecoverable
11S'I' for both options
(phased and full build out)
compare very favorably
with the Dillon estimates.
Phased Plant (including
construction costs, contitl
gency, cash allowance, engi-
neering & unrecoverable
11ST) Dillon's Estimate:
$21,391,987.20 Estimate
(using tendered costs):
$21,221,368.95
Full Build Out Plant
(including construction
costs, contingency.
cash allowance, engineer-
ing & unrecoverable
111S'1') Dillon's Estim.
$26,681,980.80 Estitn i
(using tendered costs):
$26,615,978.83
TWO POST SECONDARY
STUDENTS TO BE AWARDED
1nualS�holarsh;
$1
REQUEST FOR SUBMISSIONS
' DEADLINE: OCT 31, 2011
APPLICATIONS & DETAILS
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