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R2004-40
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ACCEPTING THE BID - CORNBELT F.S., INC.
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3/1/2004
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� <br /> , , <br /> COUNCIL COMMU ICATION FORM <br /> PURCHASING & INTERNAL S RVICES MEMOR.ANDUM <br /> #04 - 1 <br /> February 25, 2004 <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor Osborne and City ouncil <br /> FROM: Steve Garman, City Manager <br /> Beth Couter, Financial Management Director <br /> Deborah M. Perry, Purchasing Supe isor�� <br /> SUBJECT: Contract renewal for Lime Sludge �, <br /> SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION: Staff reco I ends renewing contract with Cornbelt F.S. <br /> Inc., to furnish lime sludge removal for an additi nal three years. The renewal is based upon <br /> removing 25,000 tons of lime sludge yearly. <br /> BACKGROUND: The lime sludge is a by-pro uct of the lime softening used in the City's <br /> water treatment process. The lime sludge is remov d with a "Mud Cat" brand of dredge, which <br /> is floated on the sludge ponds. The dredge lit rally chews up the lime sludge and other <br /> sediments that are removed during the water treatm nt process. The sludge is then pumped into a <br /> mix tank and from there loaded into semi-tanker t cks. The trucks then transport the product to <br /> farm fields where it is applied to the fields with bi tired spreaders. When applied to the fields <br /> the sludge actually stabilizes the soil, changes th Ph, and adds nutrients. Since the weather <br /> determines when the sludge can be field applied, the amount of time available for the whole <br /> process to be completed is relatively short, from Se tember until early December. <br /> The original contract was awarded in 1996 and was or eight years. <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTION: None. <br /> INPUT FROM OTHER SOURCES: Water Man gement recommends contract renewal. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: Keith Alexander, Water anagement Directar 424-2863 will be at the <br /> council meeting to answer any questions the council may have about this purchase. <br /> BUDGET: $21.20/ton x 75,000 = $1,590,000 from Water Management Funds. <br />
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