Authorizing a Contract for Window Washing Services (Bid #24-006-TS)
KC Finance and Budget Committee
D.
RESULT:
TO:
MOVED FORWARD BY ROLL CALL VOTE
KC Finance and Budget Committee
Michelle Gumz
MOVER:
Leslie Juby
SECONDER:
Chris Kious, Board Member Juby, Board Member Berman, Board
Member Davoust, Board Member Ford, Board Member Gumz
and Board Member Young
AYE:
Authorizing a Contract for Engineering and Design for HVAC Systems at the
Adult Justice Center (Solicitation RFQ:#23-058)
E.
ITD/BLD Exec. Dir. introduced Mike Kluber from Kluber Engineering.
Fahnestock explained the complexity of replacing HVAC and cooling systems.
Kluber Engineering President, Mike Kluber, provided the pricing proposal for the
engineering and design of the HVAC system at the Adult Justice Center. He
reviewed the overview of the project. Kluber Engineering's involvement in the
HVAC systems upgrade will be to provide usual and customary professional
design services to address the deficiencies for each project. Kluber provided a
list of scheduled projects and what each project entails, such as Jail Tower A
and B HVAC system renovations, duct installation upgrade, and Sheriff's Office
HVAC system renovations. Kluber and Fahnestock addressed questions and
comments from the Committee. Much discussion ensued.
Fahnestock spoke on the Adult Justice Center's water quality and systems. He
explained that the Building Management Department (BLD) and Environmental
& Water Resources Department have been working to treat the water problem
and symptoms over the past 12 months. He stated that the County needs to
have a better engineering plan to change the way the County treats water for
that building. Fahnestock has asked Kluber Engineering to develop a proposal
to inspect the holding tanks, water heaters, and distribution system throughout
the Adult Justice Center.
Kluber provided information on the current water system. He noted that the
County would benefit from converting to a instantaneous system that has a
higher water operating temperature. This will allow the justice center to disinfect
through thermal energy versus chemical solutions. Kluber described how the
new system would be installed. He explained that the new system would be
more reliable with disinfecting, reducing water consumption, and eliminating the
need for chlorine. Fahnestock added that the justice center has emergent water
quality issues that the County needs to resolve.
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