File #: 24-0734    Version: 1 Name:
Type: CM Action Item - Health and Human Services Status: Passed
File created: 8/6/2024 In control: Board of Commissioners
On agenda: 11/6/2024 Final action: 11/6/2024
Title: Request approval to renew an existing contract - Department of Public Works, 22ITB075A-KM, Sewer Line Chemical Root Control Services in the amount not to exceed $349,996.36 with Duke's Root Controls, Inc. (Syracuse, NY), to provide sewer line chemical root control services. This action exercises the second of two renewal options. No renewal options remain. Effective dates: January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025. (APPROVED)
Attachments: 1. Exhibit 1: Contract Renewal Agreement, 2. Exhibit 2: Contract Renewal Evaluation Form, 3. Exhibit 3: Performance Evaluation Details

DEPARTMENT
Public Works

REQUESTED ACTION (Identify appropriate Action or Motion, purpose, cost, timeframe, etc.)
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Request approval to renew an existing contract - Department of Public Works, 22ITB075A-KM, Sewer Line Chemical Root Control Services in the amount not to exceed $349,996.36 with Duke's Root Controls, Inc. (Syracuse, NY), to provide sewer line chemical root control services. This action exercises the second of two renewal options. No renewal options remain. Effective dates: January 1, 2025 through December 31, 2025. (APPROVED)
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REQUIREMENT FOR BOARD ACTION (Cite specific Board policy, statute or code requirement)
In accordance with Purchasing Code Section 102-394(6), the Purchasing Department shall present all renewal requests to the Board of Commissioners at least 90 days prior to the contract renewal date, 60 days if the contract term is six (6) months or less.

STRATEGIC PRIORITY AREA RELATED TO THIS ITEM (If yes, note strategic priority area below)
Health and Human Services

COMMISSION DISTRICTS AFFECTED
All Districts ?
District 1 ?
District 2 ?
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District 6 ?

IS THIS A PURCHASING ITEM?
Yes

SUMMARY & BACKGROUND:

Scope of Work: This contract provides sewer system chemical root services for the County's North and South Fulton sanitary sewer areas. From 2014 to 2024, roughly 887.46 miles of sewer pipeline have been treated to manage root intrusion. When roots enter the sanitary sewer lines, they often cause blockages and sewer overflow spills. Therefore, it is important that all roots are removed from the lines.

Community Impact: Root intrusion into the sanitary sewer system can result in sewer system spills that can create odorous conditions. If significant, the spill could result in fish being killed and, if a body of water is impacted, there could be adverse impacts to human health and the environment.

Department Recommendation: The Department of Public Works recommends approval.

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