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Bennington looks to ban liquor after midnightBy Patrick McArdle
STAFF WRITER | January 15,2013BENNINGTON The Select Board discussed the idea of banning the sale of alcohol after midnight in bars and restaurants at the boards meeting Monday night, but the idea got a lukewarm reception.
Town Manager Stuart Hurd brought the idea to the board as a response to problems seen by the police and other town officials that seem to increase between midnight and 2 a.m. Hurd said most of the vandalism to municipal and downtown property as well as drunk and disorderly complaints come around that time and in proximity to some of the local bars.
Its gotten to the point now where our police are involved routinely on weekends at those places that stay open after midnight and tend to serve, or perhaps overserve, their customers. I dont know and maybe the customers are intoxicated when they arrive but thats where our problems occur, he said.
The proposal already calls for an exception on New Years Eve for establishments that have a Class 1 liquor license, a license that allows the owners to serve food and alcohol. Select Board member Jason Morrissey said he would also like the proposal to exempt private clubs.
No local businesses were named during the discussion although some references were made to a few bars being the source of the majority of the problems.
The Select Board members, after some general conversation about the proposal, agreed that they would prefer to have the proposal on the agenda for a future meeting so they could hear from police, business owners who would be affected by the law, and the public before making a decision.
Sharyn Brush, who served as chairwoman for Mondays meeting, said she believed town officials should try to react to problems as they occur instead of penalizing everyone else for the problems caused by a few people or a few bars.
Another member, Justin Corcoran, expressed no interest in passing an ordinance. Corcoran said he was concerned that the ordinance proposed by Hurd could shut down a local business that counts on the income from those few hours of the week.
Bennington Police Chief Paul Doucette was not at Mondays meeting but has come to past meetings to discuss the problems his department faces in responding to a small number of bars and their customers on Friday and Saturday.
I think we have to recognize that theres a problem here, that people who tend to be out that late consuming alcohol, in todays culture, tend to cause problems, Hurd said.
Greg Van Houten, a Select Board member, said he would be open to further discussion but he hoped those talks would look at other consequences like whether those people who couldnt buy alcohol in Bennington wouldnt simply cross the nearby border into New York where bars are open later.
According to board member Christopher Oldham, the problem might not be solved by creating new ordinances but by taking steps to make sure the bars were obeying the existing laws.
Oldham did show support for the town to be proactive and examine the options.
Other suggestions raised on Monday was conditioning a liquor license to require certain bars to pay a police officer to act as security or to enact a three strikes rule toward liquor licenses. Morrissey, however, said he didnt know if those options would even be available to the Select Board in their capacity as the board that issues liquor licenses.
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Shelby County Tennessee A C Wharton, Jr., Mayor Request for Proposal Shelby County Government Purchasing Department 160 N. Main, Suite 550 Memphis, TN 38103 Issued: January 4, 2010 Due: January 14, 2010 @ 2:30 p.m. (Central Standard Time) RFP # 10-012-37 ROOF REPLACEMENT SHELBY COUNTY RIDGEWAY HEADSTART CENTER Shelby County Government is soliciting proposals for the provision of Construction Services to provide Roof Replacement located at Shelby County Ridgeway Headstart Center, 3534 Ridge Meadow Parkway , Memphis, Tennessee 38115. The RFP is located on the County's website at www.shelbycountytn.gov. Copies of the project manual, drawings and specification must be obtained from Bigham Roof Consulting, 9160 Highway 64, Ste. 12 PWB 135, Lakeland, Tennessee 38002-8094, upon receipt of a $100.00 refundable deposit to everyone except the successful contractor. 1 A mandatory pre-bid conference will be held Thursday, January 7, 2010 at 2:00 P.M.., at the work site located at Shelby County Ridgeway Headstart Center, 3534 Ridge Meadow Parkway, Memphis, Tennessee 38115. All bids will be opened and publicly read by the Shelby County Government at the time mentioned below in the Purchasing Department, Suite 550, 160 North Main Street, Memphis, Tennessee 38103. The proposal, as submitted, should include all estimated cost related to the services requested in this RFP. If selected, you will contract with Shelby County Government pending completion of all requirements contained herein. Respondents requesting additional information or clarification are to contact, Nelson Fowler at firstname.lastname@example.com. Proposals must be received in the office of the Administrator of Purchasing no later than 2:30 P.M. on Tuesday, January 14, 2010. Proposals should be addressed to: Nelson Fowler, Manager A Shelby County Government 160 N. Main, Rm. 550 Memphis, TN 38103 The package containing the original proposal (clear identified as original) and one (1) copy of your proposal must be sealed and marked with the Proposers name and "CONFIDENTIAL, "RFP # 10-012-37, "ROOF REPLACEMENT, SHELBY COUNTY RIDGEWAY HEADSTART CENTER" noted on the outside. Sincerely, Nelson Fowler, Manager A Purchasing Department Shelby County Government Cc: Ron Brown 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION II. MINIMUM PROPOSER REQUIREMENTS III. CORRESPONDENCE IV. PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE V. PROPOSAL TIMELINE VI. PROPOSAL CONDITIONS A) CONTINGENCIES B) MODIFICATIONS C) PROPOSAL SUBMISSION D) INCURRED COSTS E) FINAL AUTHORITY F) PROPOSAL VALIDITY G) LIVING WAGE H) LOSB I) DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE AFFIDAVIT J) FORMS TO BE SUBMITTED VII. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS VIII. AWARD OF CONTRACT IX. GRATUITY DISCLOSURE FORM X. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Note: Please make sure you pay close attention to Sections: I-V, IX & XI. These sections will clearly outline what information is required to properly respond and prepare your RFP response. 3 I. INTRODUCTION Shelby County Government (the "County"), is seeking proposals from interested and qualified firms for Roof Replacement, Shelby County Ridgeway Headstart Center, 3435 Ridge Meadow Parkway, Memphis Tennessee, 38115. This Request for Proposal ("RFP") is being released to invite interested and qualified firms to prepare and submit proposals in accordance with instructions provided where the successful candidate will be selected and invited to enter into a contractual relationship with Shelby County for the Services outlined in this RFP. II. MINIMUM PROPOSER REQUIREMENTS All Proposers must: 1. Must have a current EOC number at the moment of the bid opening. 2. Must submit a Bid Bond in the amount of 5% of their bid. This bond must be submitted with your bid. 3. Have or obtain prior to the execution of the final contract all appropriate licenses and certifications required in the State of Tennessee for the performance of the Services in accordance with the provisions of this RFP. 4. The successful contractor must be able to submit a performance/labor material bond separate bonds each in the amount of 100% of the amount of the contract. 5. Firms located within the boundaries of Shelby County are required to have a current Shelby County Business License or be considered exempt from the license requirement by the Shelby County Clerks Office. 6. Must attend our pre-bid conference. 7. Also see Item # J, page 22 for forms to be submitted with your bid. III. CORRESPONDENCE All correspondence, proposals and questions concerning the RFP are to be submitted to: Nelson Fowler, Manager A Shelby County Government 160 N. Main St. Suite 550 Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 545-4360 Respondents requesting additional information or clarification are to contact Nelson Fowler in writing at firstname.lastname@example.com or at the address listed above. Questions should reference the section of the RFP to which the question pertains and all contact information for the person submitting the questions. 4 IN ORDER TO PREVENT AN UNFAIR ADVANTAGE TO ANY RESPONDENT, VERBAL QUESTIONS WILL NOT BE ANSWERED. The deadline for submitting questions will be Tuesday, January 12, 2010 at 12:00 p.m. These guidelines for communication; have been established to ensure a fair and equitable process for all respondents. Please be aware that contact with any other personnel (other than the person clearly identified in this document) within Shelby County or its benefit administrators regarding this RFP may disqualify your company from further consideration. IV. PROPOSAL SUBMISSION DEADLINE All proposals must be received at the address listed above no later than 2:30 PM on Thursday, January 14, 2010. Facsimile or electronically transmitted proposals will not be accepted since they do not contain original signatures. Postmarks will not be accepted in lieu of actual receipt. Late or incomplete proposals may not be opened and considered. Under no circumstances, regardless of weather conditions, transportation delays, or any other circumstance, will this deadline be extended. V. PROPOSAL TIMELINE Shelby County reserves the right to modify this timeline at any time. If the due date for proposals is changed, all prospective Proposers shall be notified. Request for Proposals Released Monday, January 4, 2010 Pre-Bid Conference Thursday, January 7, 2010, at 2:00 PM Note: The Pre-Bid Conference is Mandatory Proposal Due Date Thursday, January 14, 2010 Notification of Award January, 2010 The County may reproduce any of the Proposers proposal and supporting documents for internal use or for any other purpose required by law. VI. PROPOSAL CONDITIONS A. Contingencies This RFP does not commit the County to award a contract. The County reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals if the County determines it is in the best interest of the County to do so. The County will notify all Proposers, in writing, if the County rejects all proposals. B. Modifications The County reserves the right to issue addenda or amendments to this RFP. C. Proposal Submission To be considered, all proposals must be submitted in the manner set forth in this RFP. It is the Proposers responsibility to ensure that its proposals arrive on or before the specified time. 5 D. Incurred Costs This RFP does not commit the County to pay any costs incurred in the preparation of a proposal in response to this RFP and Proposers agree that all costs incurred in developing this RFP are the Proposers responsibility. E. Final Authority The final authority to award a contract rests solely with the Shelby County Purchasing Department. F. Proposal Validity. Proposals submitted hereunder will be firm for ninety (90) calendar days from the due date unless otherwise qualified. G. Living Wage The contractor shall be required to pay the greater of Shelby County Government Ordinance # 328 "Living Wages" or the Special Provision 1320 "Tennessee Department of Transportation 2008 Minimum Wage Scales for Federal-Aid Construction & 2008 Minimum Wage Scales for State Funded Construction". Ordinance #328 and SP #1320 are hereby incorporated herein by reference to this Request for Proposal and any resulting contract. Bidders to the Request by submission of their bid certify that they have reviewed, are familiar with, and have applied the requirements of the ordinance to the proposal response. Failure to do the above will result in disqualification from the review and award process. You may view and print the ordinance as a separate attachment for this RFP (please do not forget to download ALL the additional attachments). 6 H. LOSB SHELBY COUNTY GOVERNMENT LOCALLY OWNED SMALL BUSINESS (LOSB) PROGRAM FOR CONSTRUCTION SERVICES OFFICE RENOVATION SHELBY COUNTY HEADSTART General Shelby County Government is committed to a policy of non-discrimination pursuant to the Equal Protection provisions of the United States Constitution. It is further the policy of Shelby County that it's purchasing and contracting practices encourage the use of Locally-Owned Small Businesses (LOSB's) in all solicitations. In furtherance of these policy objectives, Shelby County seeks to afford all citizens equal opportunities to do business on county contracts and to ensure that all bidders, proposers, or Contractors doing business with Shelby County provide to LOSB's, maximum practicable opportunities, commensurate with availability, price and capabilities required, to participate on contracts which are paid for, in whole or in part, with monetary appropriations from Shelby County. Shelby County seeks to prevent discrimination against any person or business in pursuit of these opportunities on the basis of race or gender. Shelby County will conduct its contracting and purchasing programs so as to discourage any discrimination and will actively seek to resolve all claims of discrimination brought against Shelby County or any Contractors involved in such contracting and purchasing programs. Shelby County has determined that 0% of the contract sum will be contracted with LOSB vendors. For assistance and information regarding LOSB participation, Bidders shall contact: Ms. Doris Vester-Mickens Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance Board of Commissioners of Shelby County 160 North Main Street, Suite 969 Memphis, Tennessee 38103 Phone: 901-545-4336 Fax: 901-545-3473 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Both Locally Owned Small Business (LOSB) and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) (found on page 21 of this Request for Proposal) participation goals must be met. Businesses that qualify for both programs will be counted toward both goals. 7 Definitions The definitions used in this document are as follows: 1. "Bidder" or "Proposers" means any person, firm, partnership, association, or joint venture seeking to be awarded a contract or subcontract to provide goods, commodities or services. 2. "Certification" or "Certified" means a Business that is certified by Shelby County Government under the LOSB program. 3. "Commercially useful function" means being responsible for the management and performance of a distinct element of the total work. 4. "Contractor" shall mean any person or business enterprise that submits a bid or proposal to provide labor, goods or services to Shelby County by contract for profit in the area of construction or construction-related activities; and, any person or firm who supplies or provides labor, goods or services to Shelby County by contract for profit. 5. "Efforts to Achieve LOSB Participation" means that the Contractor will solicit LOSB Participation with respect to the procurement and will consider all sub-bids and quotations received from LOSB's. When a subcontract is not awarded to the LOSB, the Contractor must document the reason(s) the award was not made and substantiate that documentation in writing pursuant to the provisions of this Program. 6. "Locally Owned Small Business (LOSB)" means a business whose home office is located in Shelby County, whose annual revenues do not exceed $3,000,000 and who has been certified by Shelby County Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance. 7. "Non-LOSB" means a business which is not certified as a LOSB. 8. "Unavailable" means either that: (1) there is no LOSB providing goods or services requested; or, (2) no LOSB submitted a bid. Requirements and Compliance All firms or entities seeking to become Contractors as outlined herein are required to make good faith efforts to achieve LOSB participation when submitting a proposal or bidding on Shelby County procurements. Bidders and Proposers shall not discriminate on the basis of race or gender when soliciting bids in the performance of Shelby County's procurements. Discrimination complaints brought to the attention of Shelby County Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance (or its designee) will be reviewed and investigated to the extent necessary to determine the validity of such complaints and what actions, if any, should be taken by Shelby County. 8 Policies and Procedures Shelby County may adopt policies and procedures as necessary to carry out and implement its powers and duties with regard to the LOSB Program. It is the goal of Shelby County to encourage participation by LOSB's and to adopt rules and regulations which achieve to the greatest extent possible a level of participation by LOSB's taking into account the total number of all Contractors and suppliers. Therefore, Shelby County will review each procurement request to determine the maximum potential for utilization of LOSB's. This review is based on the availability of qualified LOSB's providing goods or services as it relates to the scope of the bid or procurement process. The following procedures may be utilized during the procurement process. 1. Pre-Bid Activity a. Bid Language Shelby County may insert language into each bid specification describing the LOSB Program to assure that all prospective bidders are aware of the requirements to make efforts to utilize LOSB's. b. Notification Shelby County may provide written notification to Contractors and LOSB's regarding: pre-bid conferences; technical assistance to LOSB's; LOSB Program procedures and required documentation; and, provide a list of LOSB's who have expressed an interest in competing for the bid or in performing as a subcontractor. 2. Contractor's Responsibilities a. Efforts to Achieve LOSB Participation All entities seeking to become Contractors are required to make efforts to achieve maximum LOSB participation, as outlined in this LOSB Program, when submitting a response to a bid or negotiated proposal in response to a Shelby County procurement opportunity. Such Efforts should be documented on LOSB Form "A". b. Utilization Contractors are required to utilize legitimate LOSB's in order to receive credit for the utilization of a LOSB. Contractors must document all LOSB's to be utilized, the percentage of utilization and the intended scope of work. Such information should be submitted on LOSB Form "B". This documentation must be submitted with the bid or negotiated proposal document. c. Commercially Useful Functions All LOSB's identified on LOSB Form "C" or LOSB Form "D" shall perform a Commercially Useful Function. d. Unavailability If a potential Contractor's efforts to obtain LOSB participation are unsuccessful due to the unavailability of a LOSB, the Contractor will submit a statement of unavailability. LOSB Form "A." e. Pre-Work Conference Any Contractor who is the successful bidder shall be required to attend a conference with Shelby County prior to beginning the work. The primary purpose of this conference is to review the project scope and review LOSB participation as outlined in LOSB Form "B". Shelby County will also review the Statement of Intent to Perform as a Subcontractor or Provide Supplies or Services as documented on LOSB Form "C". 9 f. Post-Award Change Any Contractor who determines that a LOSB identified on LOSB Form "B" cannot perform shall request approval from Shelby County to contract with an alternate subcontractor pursuant to this LOSB Program. Such request will be reviewed and approved only after adequate documentation for the proposed change is presented. g. LOSB Certification Each month the Contractor shall submit LOSB Form "D" certifying all payments made to LOSB's. 3. LOSB Responsibilities a. Commercially Useful Function It is the responsibility of each LOSB providing subcontracted goods and/or services to submit LOSB Form "C" certifying that it is performing the work and that it is a Commercially Useful Function. Written Agreement Shelby County policies and procedures on LOSB participation are designed to create contractual relationships between Contractors and LOSB's. Therefore, a Contractor may utilize the services of a LOSB in estimating and satisfying the scope of work, provided that a written contract/agreement is executed between the Contractor and the LOSB. Certification To ensure that the ownership and control over decision-making and day-to-day operations of a Certified LOSB is legitimate, Shelby County reserves the right to verify the ownership and control of each LOSB utilized. 10 Monitoring LOSB Utilization Shelby County intends to monitor and enforce this LOSB Program. Shelby County reserves the right to conduct random audits of each of its Contractor's LOSB's. Shelby County reserves the right to reevaluate a LOSB's certification at any time. Efforts to Achieve LOSB Participation The Contractor shall consider all bids and/or quotations received from LOSB's. When a subcontract is not awarded by a Contractor to any of the competing LOSB's, the Contractor must document the reason(s) the award was not made to the LOSB's. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to prove that it employed Efforts to Achieve LOSB participation. Evidence supporting the Contractor's Efforts must be documented on LOSB Form "A", which must include, but is not limited to, the following: 1. Contractor must submit proof that it solicited LOSB participation through reasonable and available means including, but not limited to: a. Written notices to LOSB's who have the capability to perform the work of the contract or provide the service; b. Direct mailing, electronic mailing, facsimile or telephone requests. 2. Contractor must submit proof that it provided interested LOSB's with adequate information about plans, requirements and specifications of the contract in a timely manner to assist them in responding to a solicitation. 3. Contractor must submit proof that it made Efforts to Achieve LOSB Participation including, but not limited to, proof that it made opportunities available to LOSB suppliers and identified opportunities commensurate with opportunities made available and identified to Non LOSB's. Such proof will includes the names of businesses, contact person(s), addresses, telephone numbers, and, a description of the specifications for the work selected for subcontracting. 4. Contractor must submit proof that it allowed LOSB's the opportunity to review bid specifications, blue prints and all other bid related items at no charge. The Contractor must allow sufficient time for review prior to the bid deadline. 5. Contractor must submit proof that it made Efforts to Achieve LOSB Participation by not rejecting a LOSB as unqualified or unacceptable without sound reasons based on a thorough investigation of their capabilities. Contractor must submit proof of the basis for rejecting any LOSB deemed unqualified or unacceptable by the Contractor. The Contractor will not impose unrealistic conditions of performance on LOSB's seeking subcontracting opportunities. The Contractor must fully cooperate with Shelby County in its post-contract award LOSB Program audit and compliance efforts. 11 Substitution of LOSB's after Contract Award In order to make a substitution of a LOSB, a Contractor must make a request to Shelby County. This request must be submitted in writing to Shelby County. Shelby County reserves the right to approve any substitution of a LOSB. The Contractor has the responsibility to provide Shelby County with a reasonable basis for the substitution. If the Contractor desires to substitute the LOSB with a Non-LOSB, then the Contractor must comply with the Effort to Achieve LOSB Participation provisions set forth herein. Noncompliance with LOSB Program Any of the following reasons, individually or collectively, may result in suspension from bidding, prohibition from contracting, or cancellation of contracts: 1. The failure to perform according to contract provisions relating to this LOSB Program; 2. Violation of, circumvention of, or failure to comply with the LOSB Program; and/or, 3. Other reasons deemed appropriate by Shelby County. Questions and Information Questions regarding this LOSB Program and requests for information should be directed to: Ms. Doris Vester-Mickens Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance Board of Commissioners of Shelby County 160 North Main Street, Suite 969 Memphis, Tennessee 38103 Phone: 901-545-4336 Fax: 901-545-3473 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Construction This LOSB Program is consistent with Shelby County Policies and Procedures. Wherever conflicts exist, the provision in the Shelby County Policies and Procedures will prevail. 12 LOSB Program Forms Description • LOSB Form A -- Certification of Efforts Contractors are required to submit LOSB Form "A" with proposals as evidence and documentation of efforts that have been made to contact LOSB's for participation as subcontractors, joint venture partners or suppliers of goods and services. Contractors are required to contact LOSB's and solicit quotes for goods and services. All responses to the Contractor's solicitation should be recorded and reported. • LOSB Form B -- LOSB Utilization Plan A Contractor is required to submit LOSB Form "B" with its Proposal in order to identify all LOSB's they propose to utilize in providing the goods and services included in the Proposal. Contractors may only include a proposed provider of goods or services on LOSB Form "B", if the entity is a legitimate LOSB. Additionally, if such entity will provide services, Contractors may only list LOSB's on LOSB Form "B" if the entity will perform a Commercially Useful Function. The Successful Contractor will be required to finalize and submit LOSB Form "B" prior to award of a contract. LOSB Form "B" will be incorporated into the contract and will become a contractual obligation of the Successful Contractor. LOSB Form "B" shall not be changed or altered after award of a contract without approval from Shelby County. The Contractor is required to provide written notice describing the reasons for any proposed change to Shelby County and to obtain approval from Shelby County of any changes to LOSB Form "B". • LOSB Form C –Statement of Intent to Perform as a Subcontractor or Provide Supplies or Services Contractors are required to have each subcontracted LOSB providing services complete LOSB Form "C" certifying that it is performing the work and that it is a Commercially Useful Function. • LOSB Form D – Statement of Payments to LOSB's Contractors are required to record and maintain information regarding the utilization of LOSB's and all other information during the performance of awarded contracts. This information shall be recorded and maintained on LOSB Form "D". The form is required to be submitted to Shelby County each month. LOSB Form "D" must be completed in its entirety with information regarding the types of goods purchased from LOSB's or the types of services rendered by LOSB's and dollars amounts paid for their goods or services. 13 Shelby County LOSB Program LOSB FORM A CERTIFICATION OF EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE LOSB PARTICIPATION (To Be Submitted with the Bid/Proposal) Company Name: _________________________________ Bid No.: _________________________________ I certify that the following efforts where made to achieve LOSB participation: YES NO A Provided written notices to LOSB's who have the capability to perform the work of the contract or provide the service B Direct mailing, electronic mailing, facsimile or telephone requests C Provided interested LOSB's with adequate information about plans, requirements and specifications of the contract in a timely manner to assist them in responding to a solicitation D Allowed LOSB's the opportunity to review bid specifications, blue prints and all other bid/RFP related items at no charge, and allowed sufficient time for review prior to the bid deadline E Acted in good faith with interested LOSB's, and did not reject LOSB's as unqualified or unacceptable without sound reasons based on a thorough investigation of their capabilities F Did not impose unrealistic conditions of performance on LOSB's seeking subcontracting opportunities Additionally, I contacted the referenced LOSB's and requested a bid/proposal. The responses I received were as follows: Name and Address Type of Work Response Reason for Not of And Contract Items, Accepting LOSB Supplies or Services to be Bid/Proposal Performed (If additional space is required this form maybe duplicated) 14 If applicable, please complete the following: I hereby certify that LOSB's were "Unavailable" as defined in the LOSB Program to submit bids to provide goods and services for this RFP/Bid's purpose. Reasons for the "Unavailability": _____________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ Submitted by: _____________________________________ __________________________________ Authorized Representative Signature Title ____________________________________ Date 15 Shelby County LOSB Program LOSB FORM B LOSB UTILIZATION PLAN (To Be Submitted with the Bid/Proposal) Company: _________________________________ Bid No.: _________________________________ I, _____________________________________, do certify that on the following procurement opportunity, (Contractor) _________________________________, the following LOSB's will be utilized as sub-contractors, suppliers, (Opportunity) or to provide professional services: Name Description of Work Contract LOSB Value Number (If additional space is needed this form may be duplicated) TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE: _________________________ TOTAL % OF LOSB PARTICIPATION: __________________ The successful bidder/proposer is required to finalize and submit this form prior to award of a contract. Joint Venture Agreements, partnering agreements and all pertinent information must be presented prior to contract award. This information will be incorporated into the contract and will become a contractual obligation of the successful bidder/proposer. The finalized LOSB Form B shall not be changed or altered after award of a contract without approval from Shelby County. The successful bidder/proposer is required to provide written notice describing the reasons for the change to Shelby County to obtain approval of any changes to LOSB Form B. Submitted by: _____________________________________ Authorized Representative Signature _____________________________________ Title _____________________________________ Date 16 Shelby County LOSB Program LOSB FORM C STATEMENT OF INTENT TO PERFORM AS A SUBCONTRACTOR OR PROVIDE SUPPLIES OR SERVICES (To Be Submitted Prior to Contract Award) Company Name: ______________________ Bid No.:_________________________ I, ________________________________, intend to provide supplies or services in connection with the (Subcontractor/Provider) above bid/proposal request as a LOSB. I am prepared to perform a "Commercially Useful Function" in connection with the above project. The following are the work items to be performed: at the following price: $_________________________. If applicable, please complete the following: I have or will enter into a formal agreement with _____________________________ for the above- (Company) described scope of work, supplies or services conditioned upon the execution of a contract with Shelby County. I hereby certify that this statement is true and correct: Business Information: Submitted by: Business: __________________________ _____________________________________ Authorized Representative (Print) Address: __________________________ _____________________________________ Title __________________________ _____________________________________ Authorized Representative's Signature Phone: __________________________ _____________________________________ Date Facsimile: __________________________ 17 Shelby County LOSB Program LOSB FORM D STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS TO LOSB'S (To Be Submitted Monthly and with Final Payment Request) Company Name: ________________________________ Name/Contract No.: _____________________________ Payment Request Number: _______________________ Total Total % of Start Name of Firm Description of Amount Dollars Contract Date of End Date work Due This Paid To Complete Contract of Month Date d Contract (If additional space is needed this form may be duplicated) I hereby certify that this statement is true and that above payments have been made. Business Information: Submitted by: Business: __________________________ _____________________________________ Authorized Representative (Print) Address: __________________________ _____________________________________ Title __________________________ _____________________________________ Authorized Representative's Signature Phone: __________________________ _____________________________________ Date Facsimile: __________________________ 18 LOCALLY OWNED SMALL BUSINESS PURCHASING PROGRAM RULES AND REGULATIONS: (i) The Administrator of Purchasing in conjunction with the Administrator of EOC shall identify certain goods and services required by the County to be set aside for special purchasing procedures for locally owned small businesses. (ii) Only certified locally owned small businesses will be allowed to submit c o mp e t i t i ve bids on the goods or services identified under paragraph (i) above. (iii) The Administrator of Purchasing shall, in conjunction with the Administrator of EOC, annually review the Shelby County Capital Improvement Program to determine those projects with a construction cost of $250,000 or more. Contracts amounting to at least ten (10%) of the construction costs of such project shall be awarded to locally owned small businesses as defined herein, except as set forth in sub-paragraph (vi) of this section, either as part of the conditions of the solicitation for general contractors bidding on these projects, or as separate bids issued by the County for subcontracts that may be assigned to general contractors. (iv) After adhering to all other bidding and purchasing requirements of the County, not inconsistent with this part, if no bids are received from locally owned small businesses, then the County may solicit bids for the goods or services from all other sources. (v) On all purchases and/or contracts entered into by the County, the Purchasing Administrator or his or her designee shall have the right to negotiate with any supplier of goods or services to the County for the inclusion of locally owned small business subcontractors and/or suppliers in the contract award. (vi) Failure by a supplier or contractor to include locally owned small business sub- contractors or s uppl i er s i n i t s bi d or contract may be grounds for rejection of said bid or contract unless the supplier or contractor can show documented evidence of good cause why none were included. (vii) Any locally owned small business awarded a contract or purchase order under this section shall not sublet, subcontract or assign any work or services awarded to it without the prior written consent of the Mayor or the Purchasing Administrator. (viii) As to those purchases below the requirement for a formal bid solicitation (currently, under $15,000) and not included in the locally owned small business set aside, the Administrator of Purchasing shall determine if any locally owned small business offers that product or service. If so, at least one such eligible locally owned small business should be included in the vendors contacted for an opportunity to bid, and the Administrator of Purchasing may, at his discretion, designate in a purchase order the purchase of such goods and services from the identified locally owned small business. 19 (ix) In those situations where a locally owned small business as defined herein, engages in open competitive bidding for County contracts, the Administrator of Purchasing shall provide for a preference for the locally owned small business where responsibility and quality are equal. Said preferences shall not exceed five percent (5%) of the lowest possible bidder meeting specifications. The preference shall be applied on a sliding scale in the following manner: a. A preference of up to five percent (5%) shall be allowed for contracts up to $500,000.00; b. A preference of up to three and five-tenths percent (3.5%) shall be allowed for contracts up to $750,000.00; c. A preference of two and one-half percent (2.5%) shall be allowed for contracts up to $1,000,000.00; d. A preference of two percent (2%) shall be allowed for contracts that exceed $1,000,000.00. (x) For construction contracts over $2,000,000.00, the Administrator of Purchasing shall provide for a preference of two percent (2%) to general contractors meeting the requirements of Section 1, Subparagraph B, if fifty percent (50%) or more of the total work comprising the bid has been or will be awarded to certified locally owned small businesses. The fifty percent subcontracting threshold must be met prior to contract execution. (xi) The Administrator of Purchasing may divide a single bid package for any purchase of goods and services into two or more smaller bid packages in any case that the Administrator of Purchasing reasonably believes that the smaller bid packages will result in a greater number of bids by locally owned small businesses. (xii) The Administrator of Purchasing, upon approval of the County Mayor, may establish special insurance and bonding requirements for certified locally owned small businesses so long as they are not in conflict with the laws of the State of Tennessee. (xiii) The Administrator of Purchasing, with the approval of the County Mayor, shall adopt and promulgate, and may from time to time, amend rules and regulations not inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance, governing the purchase of goods and services from locally owned small business concerns to effectuate and implement the Locally Owned Small Business Purchasing Program within the intent of this ordinance. (xiv) The Administrator of EOC shall, in conjunction with the Administrator of Purchasing, provide a written quarterly report to the Mayor and Board of Commissioners which shall include a summary of the purchases selected for this program, a listing of the contracts awarded to locally owned small businesses for the period, and the dollar amounts of each such contract, and the percentage which such contracts bear to the total amount of purchases for the period. 20 I. DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE AFFIDAVIT STATE OF____________________ COUNTY OF__________________ The undersigned, principal officer of ____________________________, an employer of five (5) or more employees contracting with ______________County government to provide construction services, here states under oath as follows: 1. The undersigned is a principal officer of____________________________________________ (hereinafter referred to as the "Company"), and is duly authorized to execute this Affidavit on behalf of the Company. 2. The Company submits this Affidavit pursuant to T.C.A. § 50-9-113, which requires each employer with no less than five (5) employees receiving pay who contracts with the state or any local government to provide construction services to submit an affidavit stating that such employer has a drug-free workplace program that complies with Title 50, Chapter 9, of the Tennessee Code Annotated. 3. The Company is in compliance with T.C.A. § 50-9-113. Further affiant saith not. Principal Officer STATE OF______________________ COUNTY OF___________________ Before me personally appeared with whom I am personally acquainted (or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence), and who acknowledged that such person executed the foregoing affidavit for the purposes therein contained. Witness my hand and seal at office this day of 20 Notary Public My commission expires: 21 J. FORMS TO BE SUBMITTED LOSB FORM A: MUST BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED IN YOUR BID ENVELOPE LOSB FORM B: MUST BE COMPLETED, SUBMITTED WITH YOUR BID AND ATTACHED TO THE OUTSIDE OF THE ENVELOPE DOCUMENTING ALL LOSB'S TO BE UTILIZED, THE PERCENTAGE OF UTILIZATION AND THE INTENDED SCOPE OF THE WORK. LOSB FORM C- MUST BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED BY EACH LOSB PROVIDING SUBCONTRACTED GOODS AND OR SERVICES CERTIFYING THAT THEY ARE PERFORMING THE WORK AND THAT IT IS A COMMERCIALLY USEFUL FUNCTION. LOSB FORM D-MUST BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED BY THE SUCCESSFUL CONTRACTOR EACH MONTH CERTIFYING ALL PAYMENTS MADE TO LOSB'S. DRUG FREE WORKPLACE AFFIDAVIT-MUST IS COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED WITH YOUR BID. BID BOND- ALL BIDS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A BANK CERTIFIED CHECK OF BANK DRAFT, LETTER OF CREDIT ISSUED BY ANY NATIONAL BANK OR APPROVED BID BOND FOR NOT LESS THAN 5% (PERCENT) OF THE AMOUNT OF THE BID. ALL PROPOSAL GUARANTEES SHALL BE MADE OUT TO THE COUNTY OF SHELBY. NOTE: LOSB FORM C AND D WILL BE SUBMITTED BY THE SUCCESSFUL CONTRACTOR. FAILURE TO SUBMIT THE REQUIRED FORMS MAY RESULT IN YOUR BID BEING REJECTED AS BEING IN NON-COMPLIANCE WITH BID REQUIREMENTS. 22 VII. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS A. Scope of Contract The County wishes to engage in a contractual relationship with the lowest responsive Contractor selected through a low bid process. B. Time Frame The successful Contractor will complete all obligations and conditions included in this RFP to be eligible provide these services within ten (10) business days of receipt of the Notice of Award. Failure to complete these obligations and conditions and formalize the contractual agreement will result in cancellation of the award. C. Reservation of Rights The County reserves the right, for any reason to accept or reject any one or more proposals, to modify any part of the RFP, or to issue a new RFP. VIII. AWARD OF CONTRACT Proposers are advised that the lowest responsive proposal will be awarded the contract. 23 IX. GRATUITY DISCLOSURE FORM INSTRUCTIONS: This form is for all persons receiving any Shelby County Government contract, land use approval or financial grant money to report any gratuity that has been given, directly or indirectly, to any elected official, employee or appointee (including their spouses and immediate family members) who is involved in the decision regarding the contract, land use approval, or financial grant of money. Please note that the information listed on this statement is subject to being posted on the Shelby County Government's website. 1. NAME __________________________________________________________________ 2. DATE OF GRATUITY __________________________________________________________________ 3. NATURE AND PURPOSE OF THE GRATUITY __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ 4. NAME OF THE OFFICIAL, EMPLOYEE, APPOINTEE, OR FAMILY MEMBER WHO RECEIVED THE GRATUITY ___________________________________________________________ 5. NAME OF THE PERSON OR ENTITY THAT PROVIDED THE GRATUITY __________________________________________________________________ 6. ADDRESS OF THE PERSON OR ENTITY THAT PROVIDED THE GRATUITY ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 7. DESCRIPTION OF THE GRATUITY ___________________________________________________________________ 24 ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 8. COST OF THE GRATUITY (If cost is unknown and not reasonably discernible by the person giving the gratuity, then the person giving the gratuity shall report a good faith estimate of the cost of the gratuity.) ___________________________________________________________________ 9. AFFIDAVIT The information contained in this Gratuity Disclosure Form, and any supporting documentation or materials referenced herein or submitted herewith, is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief and affirm that I have not given, directly or indirectly, any gratuity to any elected official, employee or appointee (including spouse and immediate family members) that has not been disclosed and I affirm that I have not violated the provisions of the Shelby County Government Code of Ethics. _________________________________ _______________________ Signature Date _________________________________ Print Name Sworn to and subscribed before me this_______ day of __________ in ___________ County, Tennessee: _________________________________________ Affix Notary Seal Here Signature of Notary ___________________________ Notary Registration No. 25 X. NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1. Time and Place of Opening of Bids: Sealed bids for the improvements described herein will be received at THE OFFICE OF THE SHELBY COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR OF PURCHASING, ROOM 550, SHELBY COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 160 NORTH MAIN, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38103, until January 14, 2010 at 2:30 P.M. 2. Description of Work: (a) The proposed work is officially known as: ROOF REPLACEMENT SHELBY COUNTY RIDGEWAY HEADSTART CENTER. (b) The work shall include installation of a thirty (30) year roof. 3. Pre-Bid Meeting: All interested bidders must attend a mandatory pre-bid meeting to be held on January 7, 2010 @ 2:00 P.M. at the work site located at, Shelby County Ridgeway Headstart Center, 3435 Ridge Meadow Parkway, Memphis, TN 38115. 4. Instruction to Bidders: (a) Bid forms may be obtained from: BINGAM ROOFING CONSULTING, 9160 HWY. 64, STE. 12 PWB 135, LAKELAND, TENNESSEE 38002- 8094, UPON RECEIPT OF A $100.00 REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT TO EVERYONE EXCEPT THE SUCCESSFUL CONTRACTOR. (b) All bids must be accompanied by a bank cashier's check or bank draft, letter of credit issued by any national bank or certificate of deposit therein, duly assigned, or certified check or approved bid bond for not less than (5) percent of the amount of the bid. All proposal guarantees shall be made out to the COUNTY OF SHELBY. (c) The successful bidder must be licensed by the Tennessee State Board of Licensing General Contractors before execution of the contract. Evidence of this license must be submitted to the purchasing department by submitting the RFP number, Contractor's name, license number, expiration date thereof, and license classification of the contractor(s) bidding for the prime contract and for the electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation and air conditioning subcontracts in accordance with TCA 62-6-119. Lacking all of this information, the bid shall be rejected and the bid bond will be forfeited. 26 5. EOC Requirements (a) As a condition precedent to bidding, bidders shall have received a current "Equal Opportunity Compliance Eligibility Number" which must be attached to each bid submission. To receive an E.O.C. Eligibility Number, specific information must be received by the E.O.C. Department at least 48 hours prior to the bid opening. To verify your E.O.C. Number or to receive information for obtaining a number, contact the E.O.C. Department, 545-4336. (b) Bidders are encouraged to contact County-Certified LOSB firms from the listing enclosed in the bid documents. Bidders may also provide the names of firms they believe would qualify as LOSB firms, by notifying the E.O.C. Department and filing the required forms at least five (5) working days prior to the bid opening. Bidders choosing to utilize non-certified subcontractors may submit their bid with the understanding that they must provide certification documents to the E.O.C. department within five (5) days after the bid opening in order to be considered for contract award. (c) A Locally Owned Small Business is defined as a sole proprietorship, corporation, partnership, or joint venture located within Shelby County and at least 51% owned, operated and managed by a Shelby County resident and having an average annual sale of $5,000,000.00 or less over the past three (3) years. 6. Rejection of Bids: The COUNTY OF SHELBY reserves the right to reject any and all proposals and to waive technicalities in any proposal. BY ORDER OF: CLIFTON DAVIS PURCHASING ADMINISTRATOR SHELBY COUNTY GOVERNMENT ____________________, 2009 27
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