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File #: 22-0209    Version: 1
Type: Consent Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 2/21/2022 In control: Board of County Commissioners
On agenda: 3/8/2022 Final action:
Title: Special Pay for FleetWash, DBA Krystal Klean
Attachments: 1. FleetWash Inc. dba Krystal Klean Special Pay memo.pdf, 2. Alachua County Criminal Justice Center - Cleaning and Sealing.pdf, 3. Alachua County Public Defender's Office - Cleaning and Sealing.pdf
Related files: 22-0062
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Agenda Item Name:
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Special Pay for FleetWash, DBA Krystal Klean
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Presenter:
Tommy Crosby, 352-337-6205

Description:
Special pay request for Krystal Klean to power wash and seal the Criminal Courthouse and Public Defender buildings in the amount of $177,038.00

Recommended Action:
Recommended Action
Approve Special pay request for Krystal Klean to power wash and seal the Criminal Courthouse and Public Defender buildings in the amount of $177,038.00.
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Prior Board Motions:
January 25th - Board approved budget amendment 2022-1036 which included moving funds to Project 8211908-FY22-CleanSeal

Fiscal Consideration:
Fiscal Consideration
Funds are available in 001.19.1919.712.46.00 as part of Project 8211908-FY22-CleanSeal and in 001.19.1912.712.46.00.
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Strategic Guide:
Infrastructure

Background:
The Facilities Department attempted to have the exterior of the Criminal Courthouse cleaned prior to the renaming ceremony in honor of Stephan J. Mickle. Such cleaning services were competitively procured by annual bid and awarded by the Board to a primary contractor and a secondary contractor to perform work during FY22. Work under such annual awards is authorized on an as-needed basis and all work that exceeds $50,000 must be approved by the Board. The primary vendor declined to quote the project, so the secondary vendor was used. The project budget was sufficient to cover the work of the approved vendor, but due to miscommunication between fiscal staff and the Acting Facilities Manager work commenced before a purchase order was approved. As the cost of this unauthorized work exceeds $50,000, Board approval should have been requested and obtained prior to authorizing the vendor to proceed with the work. Pursuant to section 22.9-204(1) of the Alachua County Procurement Code, unauthorized purchases in excess of $3,500 must be placed on the Board's agenda for consideration. As required by section 22.9-204(1)(a) of the Alachua County Procureme...

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