Denver approves major infrastructure contracts
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The committee approved by consent a $135 million, 10-year contract for project management support on the North Terminal Expansion Program. It also approved airport operations and transit-support contracts totaling more than $113 million, along with funding for library renovations and city-owned electric-vehicle charger maintenance.
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What this means
The approved contracts support airport expansion, baggage-system operations, airport transit modernization, and other infrastructure work. The committee also approved $3.61 million for renovations at the Eugene Field Branch Library and increased the city’s EV charger asset-management contract by $100,000, bringing it to $500,000. A Universal Recycling and Composting Ordinance was listed for briefing, but the minutes do not provide discussion or an action on it.
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- Approved a $135,000,000 contract with Mile High Delivery Partners Joint Venture for project management support for the North Terminal Expansion Program, with a term ending 10 years after contract approval.
- Approved an $83,321,522.92 contract for five years, with a five-year option, for operations and maintenance of the Individual Carrier System at Denver International Airport.
- Approved a $30,000,000 contract for five years, with two one-year extension options, for technical and programmatic support for the Automated Guideway Transit System Revitalization Program.
- Approved a $3,611,881.68 contract for Eugene Field Branch Library renovations, with a term of NTP plus 486 days.
- Added $100,000 to the city’s EV charger asset-management contract, increasing its total to $500,000.
- Approved the remaining listed consent items, including a public alley dedication, a public art contract increase of $382,066, an airport ground-service-equipment lease, and a retaining-wall right-of-way permit.
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