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Final renewal on the price agreement with Santos Construction, Inc. for concrete paving; approve a monetary increase of 1.11%, increasing the estimated annual amount to $11,356,750.01; final renewal on the price agreement with McMahon Contracting for concrete paving and approve a monetary increase of 5.46%, increasing the estimated annual amount to $11,215,149.62; final renewal on the price agreement with New Star Grading & Paving and approve a monetary increase of 0.96406%, increasing the estimated annual amount to $13,420,371.96

Agenda Item Consent Agenda Introduced February 7, 2020

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Field
Construction

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Renew the price agreement with Santos Construction for Concrete Paving and approve a monetary increase of 2.95%, increasing the estimated annual amoun… Grand Prairie, TX Price agreement renewal #1 for Concrete Paving with Santos Construction as the primary in the estimated annual amount of $10,308,525 and with McMahon … Grand Prairie, TX
Committee
Public Works
Introduced
February 7, 2020
On agenda
February 18, 2020
Passed
February 18, 2020

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