Legislation Details

File #: 2025-3145    Version: 1
Type: Executive Status: Executive Approved
File created: 9/22/2025 In control: Executive
On agenda: Final action:
Title: Authorizing the Executive to sign of Change Order CO-20 to Bid PW-24-027SB for the Construction at the New Start Center of Everett with Marpac Construction LLC.
Attachments: 1. PW-24-027SB Certificate of Insurance, 2. PW-24-027SB Agreement, 3. PW24-027SB Tracking Log, 4. Motion 24-417, Amended, 5. PW-24-027SB Change Order 01, 6. PW-24-027SB Change Order 02, 7. PW-24-027SB Change Order 03, 8. PW-24-027SB Change Order 04, 9. PW-24-027SB Change Order 05, 10. PW-24-027SB Change Order 06, 11. PW-24-027SB Change Order 07, 12. PW-24-027SB Change Order 08, 13. PW-24-027SB Change Order 09, 14. PW-24-027SB Change Order 10, 15. PW-24-027SB Change Order 11, 16. PW-24-027SB Change Order 12, 17. PW-24-027SB Change Order 13, 18. PW-24-027SB Change Order 14, 19. PW-24-027SB Change Order 15, 20. PW-24-027SB Change Order 16, 21. PW-24-027SB Change Order 17, 22. PW-24-027SB Change Order 18, 23. PW-24-027SB Change Order 19 - ECAF 2025-3107, 24. PW-24-027SB Change Order 20 - Proposed, 25. PW-24-027SB Change Order 20 - EXEC SIGNED
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Executive/Council Action Form (ECAF)


ITEM TITLE:
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Authorizing the Executive to sign of Change Order CO-20 to Bid PW-24-027SB for the Construction at the New Start Center of Everett with Marpac Construction LLC.
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DEPARTMENT: Facilities and Fleet Management

ORIGINATOR: Lance Meinhold

EXECUTIVE RECOMMENDATION: Approved

PURPOSE: To obtain Executive approval of Change Order 20 to Marpac Construction.

BACKGROUND: The County and Marpac Construction entered into an agreement on December 18th, 2024, for the construction phase of the New Start Center of Everett. During the design process and included in the bid documents, the four residential units were selected to be ADA accessible units due to their proximity to parking stalls which could be leveled to within barrier free requirements. Demolition of adjacent drywall finishes to reveal the door jambs revealed the doors into these units will not be as simple to enlarge to accessible standards as hoped for during the design phase. This condition was hidden and could not have been known until after abatement demolition was completed on the drywall. Similarly, the layout of the restrooms for these accessible units cannot be accomplished as hoped for due to the location of existing plumbing and electrical utilities within walls that connect to the floor above and were not known until the completion of the abatement related demolition. The changes require rework of the walls, flooring, fixtures, and features on the first floor but allow the second floor to remain in the existing configuration. Providing the layout from the bid documents would have required reworking of elements on both floors. The revised layout is the quicker, less costly of the two options. A closer inspection of the building code compared to the door hardware schedule has resulted in the elimination of automated door operators, some access controls, and other door hardware elements. These cost savings are being returned to the project as...

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