HomeMy WebLinkAbout06/27/1988 FINANCE COMMITTEE
June 27, 1988
6: 30 p.m.
Large Conference Room
Members present: Chairperson Angel, Wright and Buck.
The following bids were received for various pieces of equipment in the
Street/Sanitation Department:
Equipment Item Bidder Amount
CMI Roto Mill No Bids
Hyster Roller No Bids
Cat 212 Grader No Bids
AC "D" Grader Dennis Wilson $3 , 166. 00
Milt Hambly $1,200. 00
Porta Patcher No Bids
JD Tractor w/Loader Ted Ter Hark $2 , 255. 00
Virgil Kuhlman $1,751. 00
Ronald Quail $1, 500. 00
Ralph Grady $1, 277. 00
Ivan Stanberry $1, 065. 00
Dennis Nieman $1, 013 . 00
Dean Hamblin $ 811. 00
Randy Schultz $ 701. 00
Dick Oltman, Jr. $ 600. 00
Steve Rieger $ 600. 00
John Kimball $ 563 . 00
Milt Hambly $ 500. 00
Wendell Abkes $ 499. 00
Dennis Wilson $ 426. 00
James Kemp $ 400. 00
Donald Pipho $ 368. 00
Arlan Waterman $ 250. 00
Vac-All Sweeper No Bids
Wayne Sweeper No Bids
Pak-Mor Packer Wendell Abkes $ 799. 00
LeRoy Claasen $ 100. 00
Leach, 2R Wendell Abkes $ 599. 50
LeRoy Claasen $ 100. 00
Leach, 2R Wendell Abkes $ 599. 50
LeRoy Claasen $ 100. 00
Leach, 2R Wendell Abkes $ 599. 50
LeRoy Claasen $ 100. 00
Leach, 2R, Parts Wendell Abkes $ 427. 00
LeRoy Claasen $ 50. 00
Leach, 2R, Parts Wendell Abkes $ 327. 00
LeRoy Claasen $ 50. 00
Leach, 2R, Parts Wendell Abkes $ 299. 00
LeRoy Claasen $ 50. 00
Leach, 2R, Parts Wendell Abkes $ 189. 00
LeRoy Claasen $ 50. 00
Tandem Dump, Complete Wendell Abkes $1, 196. 00
LeRoy Claasen $ 200. 00
Steve Rieger $ 175. 00
Randy Schultz $ 25. 00
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Equipment Item Bidder Amount
Tandem Dump, Partial Wendell Abkes $ 496.00
LeRoy Claasen $ 200. 00
Postal Jeep Wendell Abkes $ 69. 00
Randy Amos $ 60. 00
LeRoy Claasen $ 10. 00
Chevy Pick-up Wendell Abkes $ 89. 00
John Meyer, Public Works Director, stated that since many of the larger
pieces of equipment were not bid on, he would recommend that the unsold
items be used as trade-ins on the purchase of future new equipment. It
was also his recommendation that the following bids be approved:
Equipment Item Bidder Amount
AC "D" Grader Dennis Wilson $3 , 166. 00
JD Tractor w/loader Ted Ter Hark $2,255. 00
8 Garbage Packer Wendell Abkes $3 ,839. 50
Boxes (some complete,
some in various states
of repair)
Tandem Dump Truck, Wendell Abkes $1,196. 00
complete
Tandem Dump Truck, Wendell Abkes $ 496. 00
w/o transmission
Postal Jeep Wendell Abkes $ 69 . 00
Chevy Pick-up Wendell Abkes $ 89. 00
Moved by Buck, seconded by Wright that the recommendation of the Public
Works Director on the sale of said property and authorization to use
the unsold items as trade-ins on new equipment be approved. Motion
carried.
The bid from Palace Clothiers for police uniforms was reviewed.
Proposals were also sent to Back Alley Printers, W & S Limited and Yore
Uniform Shop. A comparison of the F.Y. 1989 bid and F.Y. 1988 bid
shows an overall increase of $107. 85. The current bid under
consideration is $922. 65 for 20 items. It was the recommendation of
the Police Department to accept the bid of Palace Clothiers. Moved by
Buck, seconded by Wright that said recommendation be approved. Motion
carried.
The proposals for police ammunition were reviewed. It was the
recommendation of the Police Department to accept the following bids:
Law Enforcement Equipment to provide new ammunition:
Bid Item #2 - Winchester X9MMSHP 9mm silver tip, 115 gr.
@ $29. 50 per 100
Bid Item #3 - Remington R223RL, . 223 cal. , 55 gr.
@ $34. 00 per 100
Bid Item #4 - Remington SP12RL, 12 ga. 1 oz. slugs
@ $45. 60 per 100
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Streicher' s Guns & Equipment to provide new ammunition:
Bid Item #1 - Federal 38 G, . 38 cal. +P, 158 gr.
@ $189. 45 per 1000
Bid Item #5 - Federal F127, 12 ga. #1 buck
@ $361. 80 per 1000
Bid Item #6 - Federal 308 match, . 308 cal. 168 gr.
@ $251. 65 per 500
Pony Express Reloaders to provide reloaded ammunition:
Bid Item #4 - 9 mm. reloaded on department brass
@ $97. 68 per 1000
Bid Item #5 - 9 mm. reloaded on vendor brass
@ $137 . 68 per 1000
Bob Denny' s Shooters Supply to provide reloaded ammunition:
Bid Item #1 - . 38 cal. 158 gr. reloaded on department brass
@ $52 . 50 per 1000
Bid Item #2 - . 38 cal. 158 gr. reloaded on once fired vendor
brass @ $87. 50 per 1000
Bid Item #3 - . 223 cal. 55 gr. reloaded on vendor brass
@ $125. 00 per 1000
Bid Item #6 - . 38 cal. 148 gr. wadcutter reloaded on
department brass @ $52. 50 per 1000
Moved by Buck, seconded by Wright that said recommendation be approved.
Motion carried.
Moved by Buck, seconded by Wright that authorization be given to the
Clerk/Auditor to seek proposals for property and extended coverage for
buildings for the year beginning August 1, 1988. Motion carried.
Moved by Buck, seconded by Wright that authorization be given to the
City Engineer to seek bids for a security fence at the flood control
levee just east of Nevada Street. Motion carried.
The request of the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Black Hawk County
that the City of Waterloo guarantee a short-term operating loan in the
amount of $65,000 from the National Bank of Waterloo was reviewed.
This loan will finance operations and provide an advance installment on
an annual liability insurance coverage. Moved by Buck, seconded by
Wright that authorization be given to guaranteeing a short-term
operating loan for MET. Motion carried.
Moved by Wright, seconded by Buck that the garbage cancellation for 151
Greenwood Avenue be denied and that the Clerk/Auditor be instructed to
notify the owner accordingly. Motion carried.
Moved by Angel, seconded by Wright that bills payment be approved as
contained in Schedule A918, pp. 1-71, totalling $2,742,082. 79 and
Schedule W900, pp. 1-2, totalling $25, 832. 00, dated June 27, 1988 .
Ayes: Angel, Wright Abstain: Buck. Motion carried.
With no further business before the Committee, the meeting was
adjourned.
Larry P. Burger
Clerk/Auditor