Submitted By: Matthew Grow
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Presentation By: Matthew Grow
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Department: Aviation
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Second Amendment to agreement with Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering, PLLC for continuing professional general aviation engineering services
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OCALA’S RELEVANT STRATEGIC GOALS:
Operational Excellence
PROOF OF PUBLICATION:
N/A
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BACKGROUND:
On February 17, 2022, the City issued Request for Proposals (RFP) No. AIR/220118 for continuing general aviation engineering services. Of the eight firms that responded, Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering, PLLC, and McFarland Johnson, Inc., were found to be the highest-ranked. Each firm was subsequently awarded three-year contracts.
On July 20, 2025, the City and Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering, PLLC (ICE) extended the Original Agreement for its first of three available one-year renewals. ICE would now like to extend the Original Agreement for the second of three one-year renewals.
FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS:
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires competent and qualified firms for its grant-funded projects. Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering, PLLC, has significant experience in airport planning and development. Engineering fees for each project are negotiated on a per-project basis using task work orders, and for FAA-funded projects, undergo independent fee reviews. The original continuing contract was for three years, with this renewal being the second of three available one-year renewals.
Since the inception of the original contract, Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering has completed or is in the process of completing the following task work orders: Design and Inspection of North Development Access Road, Taxiway C Design, Design A12 Infrastructure, Terminal Apron Rehabilitation Design, Design and Inspection RY36 Sealcoat and Striping, and performed various independent fee assessments. Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering has performed well during this original contract term, and staff recommends approval for this next renewal year.
FISCAL IMPACT:
All services will be approved using task work orders with negotiated scopes and approved proposals. Staff hours and appropriate staff classifications will be negotiated for each task during an assigned project. The department head and City Manager must sign all final task work orders. Any task work orders exceeding $50,000 in cost must be calendared for a City Council agenda for final approval. No services will be approved without budgeted allocations.
PROCUREMENT REVIEW:
These services were procured in compliance with the City’s Procurement Policy.
LEGAL REVIEW:
This amendment will be reviewed and approved for form and legality by City Attorney, William E. Sexton.
ALTERNATIVE:
• Approve with Changes
• Table
• Deny