HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 04 C2751 Fire Apparatus PurchaseAGENDA ITEM SUMMARY Meeting Date: 2/16/2021
Meeting Type: Regular Meeting
Staff Contact/Dept.: Chris Heppel
Staff Phone No: 541-682-7100
Estimated Time: Consent Calendar
S P R I N G F I E L D
C I T Y C O U N C I L
Council Goals: Provide Financially
Responsible and
Innovative Government
Services
ITEM TITLE: PURCHASE A REPLACEMENT FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY APPARATUS FOR
FISCAL YEAR 2021
ACTION
REQUESTED:
Approve the purchase and authorize the City Manager to sign a purchase order for
the procurement of a replacement apparatus for fiscal year 2021.
ISSUE
STATEMENT:
Springfield Fire and Life Safety seeks to replace a 1997 Pierce fire engine that no
longer meets industry standards due to its age and use by the department.
ATTACHMENTS: ATTACHMENT 1: C2751 Apparatus Purchase Order
DISCUSSION/
FINANCIAL
IMPACT:
The structural fire engine is the primary response vehicle for the fire department,
responding to all emergency types and public assistance. The current fire engine
utilized by the department has reached the end of its service life and is no longer in
compliance with current industry standards. Through a competitive process and
evaluation, Eugene Springfield Fire selected Pierce Manufacturing Inc. for purchase
to replace the current fire engine. The League of Oregon Cities – Pierce
Manufacturing Inc. Master Price Agreement LOC RFP #1905 is being used to
purchase this apparatus. The 2020 prices included in the Master Price Agreement
have been extended to February 26, 2021 for the City of Springfield.
Springfield Fire and Life Safety is requesting the City of Springfield City Council
approve spending funds estimated between $650,000 and $700,000 for the
replacement of a structural fire engine. The apparatus is due for replacement under
the normal age and mileage replacement schedule and is budgeted in Fund 713 for
replacement this fiscal year. The purchase of this new apparatus is expected to
reduce the likelihood of staff injuries, improve the speed of deploying fire fighting
equipment (i.e. hose, ladder), and eliminate the need for an expensive elevating
light system. The apparatus will have a single foam agent instead of a two-foam
agent system which will align with current department operations and bring a cost
savings to the department. The replaced apparatus will be surplused and added to
the Apparatus Fund.
The Department continues to consider safety, longevity, and value in equipment
purchases to maintain industry standards and lower overall costs. Staff requests
Council authorize the purchase and give the City Manager approval to sign the
attached purchase agreement for the replacement of a fire engine.
City of Springfield Cooperative Agreement
225 Fifth Street Purchase Order
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone: 541-726-3622 P.O Number C2751
Fax: 541-726-3782
This purchase is placed against the following Price Agreement:
State of Oregon (ORCPP) Price Agreement #
NPPGov Price Agreement #
Sourcewell (NJPA) Price Agreement
Other:
QTY UNIT
PRICE TOTAL
1 701,706 701,706
1 (11,882) (11,882)
1 (6,806) (6,806)
1 (10,755) (10,755)
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SUBTOTAL 672,263
PAYMENT DETAILS SHIPPING & HANDLING -
Voucher OTHER
G/L Account # TOTAL 672,263$
A/P Code #
Credit Card
Name
CC#
Exp.
Authorized by Date
[The P.O. number must appear on all related
correspondence, shipping papers, and
invoices]
713-05100-9000-7423001
350
See attached quote from Hughes Fire Equipment.
DESCRIPTION
Enforcer Pumper NH788
Less chassis progress payment discount
Less payment upon completion @ factory discount
Less 100% pre-payment discount
Kelsey Hunter2/16/2021
TermsF.O.B. Point Shipped VIA RequisitionerP.O. Date
#1905
Net 30Freight prepaid
Attachment 1, Page 1 of 2
November 30, 2020
City of Springfield, OR
One (1) Enforcer Pumper NH788
Build Location: Appleton, WI
Proposal Price 701,706.00
Less chassis progress payment discount (11,882.00)
Less payment upon completion @ factory discount (6,806.00)
Less 100% pre-payment discount (10,755.00)
Subtotal including all pre-pay discounts 672,263.00
Acceptance of Proposal: If the customer wishes to purchase the proposed apparatus Hughes Fire Equipment will provide the Customer
its form of Purchase Agreement for the Customer's review and signature. If the Customer desires to use its standard form of purchase
order as the Purchase Agreement, the purchase order is subject to review for any required revisions prior to acceptance. All purchase
orders shall be made out to Hughes Fire Equipment Inc.
Terms:
Delivery: Based on Pierce's current delivery schedule the apparatus would be ready for delivery from factory within 10 to 13 months after
contract execution. Delivery is subject to change pending Pierce's delivery schedule at time of order. This time does not include any
possible delays that may be caused by national disasters or pandemic.
Payment Terms:
i. Chassis Progress Payment Discount: The chassis progress payment in the amount of $396,069.00 will be due three (3) months
prior to the ready for pick up from the factory date. If elected, an invoice will be provided 30 days prior to the chassis payment due date.
If payment is not made when due the discount total will be added back to the final invoice.
Price Expiration: The above pricing is valid until January 31, 2021. If order is not submitted prior to that date, a 3% price increase will be
required.
Performance Bond: A performance bond is included in the above price and will be provided after order placement. If customer elects to
remove the performance bond $1,715.00 may be deducted from the purchase price.
Transportation: Transportation of the apparatus to be driven from the factory to the customer's location is included in the above pricing.
However, if permits are not obtainable, due to the weight of the apparatus, and the apparatus must be transported on a flat bed, additional
transportation charges will be the responsibility of the customer. We will provide pricing at that time if necessary. If customer elects to drive
the apparatus from the factory, $5,000.00 may be deducted from the purchase price. If this option is elected payment in full and proof of
insurance must be provided prior to leaving the factory and the customer is responsible for compliance with all state, local and federal DOT
requirements including the driver possessing a valid CDL license.
ii. Payment Upon Completion at Factory Discount: If elected, final payment is due prior to apparatus leaving the factory for delivery.
If payment is not processed upon receipt of invoice the discount total will be required in addition to the invoice amount.
b. If pre-payment discount options are not elected standard payment terms will apply: Final payment will be due 30 days after the
apparatus leaves the factory for delivery. If payment is not made at that time a late fee will be applicable.
a. If pre-payment discount options are elected, the following terms will apply:
iii. 100% Pre-Payment Discount: If elected, an invoice will be provided upon order processing for the 100% pre-payment. Upon
receipt of invoice, payment must be made within thirty (30) days. If this option is elected, the discount is in addition to the chassis
progress payment discount, and the payment upon completion at the factory discount. If payment is not made when due, the above
mentioned pre-payment discounts or a portion thereof, will be added back to the final invoice. Final payment, including any changes
made during manufacturing, is due upon completion of the Product at the factory and prior to delivery from the factory.
Consortium Purchase: The proposal price is based on the apparatus being purchased through NPPGov. This pricing is only valid until
May 27, 2023 for purchase utilizing League of Oregon Cities (LOC) Master Price Agreement (MPA) for RFP No. 1905 for Fire Apparatus. It
is the purchaser’s responsibility to determine if the use of consortiums meets their purchasing requirements.
Inspection Trips: No factory inspection trips are included in the above pricing.
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