25-666
A. MOTION TO APPROVE State-Funded Grant Agreement (“SFGA”) between the Florida Department of Transportation (“FDOT”) and Broward County for the completion of a pilot project to install and test radiation detection sensors on a container gantry crane at Port Everglades at an estimated project cost not to exceed $1,000,000, with FDOT funding 100% of the project costs, with the County being responsible for paying any cost overruns; authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to execute same; and authorizing the County Administrator to take the necessary administrative and budgetary actions to implement the grant. ACTION: (T-11:15 AM) Approved. VOTE: 8-0. Commissioner Davis was inaudible during the vote. B. MOTION TO ADOPT budget Resolution within the Port’s Capital Fund for Fiscal Year 25 in the amount of $1,000,000 to recognize grant funding and create a new capital project for radiation detection sensors for container gantry crane. ACTION: (T-11:15 AM) Approved Resolution No. 2025-203. VOTE: 8-0. Commissioner Davis was inaudible during the vote.
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- Amount
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- Runs until
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- Type
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- Committee
- PORT EVERGLADES DEPARTMENT
- Requested by
- Port - Seaport Engineering and Facilities Maintenance
- Introduced
- May 1, 2025
- On agenda
- May 20, 2025
- Passed
- May 20, 2025
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