Contract Procurement a. The following provisions apply only to projects involving physical construction or improvements to transportation facilities:
Contract Procurement a. CITY shall design, advertise, let to contract, award, and be the contracting party for the CITY PROJECT. Material certification and testing shall comply with STATE standards.
Contract Procurement. X. XXXXX expects to enter into a contract with an engineering consultant for the Lincoln County Highway 106 Corridor Study (hereinafter "CORRIDOR STUDY").
Contract Procurement. A. The STATE intends to seek proposals for a transportation planning study for the area of Mitchell, South Dakota (referred to in this Agreement as the “STUDY”); and
Contract Procurement. A. The STATE will design, advertise, let to contract, and be the contracting party for the PROJECT.
Contract Procurement. A. The STATE will upgrade the standard storm sewer system located along South Dakota 44 (Xxxxxxx Boulevard) as requested by the CITY as part of the STATE PROJECT (PCN 00X9). The CITY agrees to pay actual costs above the cost of the STATE’S standard storm sewer estimated at One Million, Eighteen Thousand and Sixty Dollars ($1,018,060.00). The total estimated cost of storm sewer is One Million, Four Hundred Ninety-three Thousand, Two Hundred and Ten Dollars ($1,493,210.00). The CITY’S estimated cost will be Four Hundred Seventy-five Thousand, One Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($475,150.00), as attached as Attachment 1, and hereby made a part of this Agreement. Actual costs will be based upon actual bids and final quantities. The STATE will construct as a part of the storm sewer outfall near the CITY’S water treatment facility, energy dissipation structures to reduce the velocity of the storm water at the outfall. The STATE and the CITY each agree to pay Fifty Percent (50%) of the actual cost to construct these improvements. The estimated cost is Seventy-seven Thousand, Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($77,650.00), as attached as Attachment 1.A., and hereby made a part of this Agreement. Actual costs will be based upon actual bids and final quantities.
Contract Procurement. A. As part of the STATE PROJECT (PCN 6925), the CITY will grant to STATE permanent easements and temporary easements across the CITY’S property. The necessary easements are summarized in Attachment 10 and identified with more specificity in the STATE PROJECTS plans on file with the STATE. The CITY will waive any formal appraisal of its property and agrees to accept consideration in the amount of Sixteen Thousand, Five Hundred Seventy-five Dollars ($16,575.00) as full compensation for the STATE’S acquisition of the permanent and temporary easements, including any lost improvements and other damages to the easement areas and the CITY’S remaining property. The consideration of $16,575.00 is based on the STATE’S estimate of compensation set out in Attachment 10. The CITY and STATE will execute all documents necessary for the STATE’S acquisition of these easements pursuant to the terms set out in this Agreement. The parties further agree that the consideration of $16,575.00 may be applied to offset other costs incurred by the CITY under this Agreement.
Contract Procurement. A. CITY shall design, advertise, let to contract, award to lowest responsible bidder, and be the contracting party for the CITY PROJECT at no cost to the STATE. STATE shall review and approve CITY’S plans for CITY PROJECT prior to letting to ensure that the plans meet the STATE’S form and specifications.
