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25-0914

Department of Transportation recommending the Board: 1) Find in accordance with Chapter 3.13, Section 3.13.030 (C) of County Ordinance Code that it is appropriate to contract with Blain Stumpf Trucking for Hauling Services because the ongoing aggregate of the work is not sufficient to warrant the addition of permanent staff; 2) Find that the Second Amendment to Agreement 6314 for Hauling Services is exempt from competitive bidding in accordance with Board Policy C-17, Section 3.4.5, Exemptions from Competitive Bidding; and 3) Approve and authorize the Chair to sign Second Amendment to Agreement 6314 with Blain Stumpf Trucking of Shingle Springs, California, for Hauling Services on an as-needed basis, to extend the term two (2) additional months through August 7, 2025, with no change to the not-to-exceed amount of $1,050,000. FUNDING: Road Fund. (100%)

Agenda Item Continued Introduced May 7, 2025

What this record is

Held by
Blain Stumpf Trucking
Amount
$1.05M
Runs until
August 7, 2025 already ended date quoted from the award document
Type
contract
Field
Vehicles & equipment

vehicles & equipment contracts in CA that end within a year →
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Committee
Board of Supervisors
Requested by
Transportation
Introduced
May 7, 2025
On agenda
May 20, 2025
Passed
May 20, 2025

Where it was heard

Board of Supervisors May 20, 2025 Continued Pass

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