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6. Award of Bids for the Public Works Garage Expansion r (..0 . r CITY OF ........._ - , CHANHASSEN ._ r N kiN j, �� 690 COULTER DRIVE • P.O. BOX 147 • CHANHASSEN, MINNESOTA 55317 I (612) 937-1900 4-t on ‘v; :'' ,`;-,a..f „7 MEMORANDUM =; ,,r: __ _ _., I TO: Don Ashworth, City Manager g , .._ rFROM: Gary Warren, City Engineer __/ DATE: March 24 , 1988 iip. 1.1,, ;1"�' = "' II __ �' ' �' k is SUBJ: Public Works Garage Expansion Award of Bids File No. 87-22 I On March 18 , 1988, the City opened bids for the Public Works garage expansion. We were fortunate to have an overwhelming I response from the contractors with 16 bids being received. The base bids were all competitively grouped around $245 ,000 . The low bidder, Fullerton Lumber Company of Chaska, Minnesota, was I the low bidder with a base bid of $222,850 . The bids ranged up to a high of $275,000 . The architect' s estimate for the base bid construction was $323 , 650. The $100, 798 difference is substan- tial and partially attributable to the contractor' s clear percep- I tion as to the work that needs to be accomplished. The fact that the City decided to have the foundation installed late last fall for this facility clearly was to our advantage in the bidding Iprocess. Jack Anderson of EOS Corporation, the City' s architect on this I project, has met with the low bidder and reviewed their schedule of costs. Everything appears to be in order and the low bidder is comfortable with his bid. I As a result of the favorable bids , there will be no need to uti- lize the deduct alternates we had provided ourselves for use in the event that bids exceeded our proposed budget. On the other I hand, we did include add alternates for repairs to the existing roof and four additional skylights which would be useful in the warehouse area. As such, I would recommend that these add alter- nates be included in the base bid award. I With the favorable bids, we now have the budget available to con- sider items that we thought would need to be delayed until next I year' s budgetary process, that being repainting the existing exterior concrete block and service doors , finishing off the new bathroom, and the addition of two overhead coiling doors to rseparate the interior work areas for park and recreation equip- II Don Ashworth March 24, 1988 1 Page 2 ment and the sign shop from the warehouse. We also intend like 1 to re-look at the cost effectiveness of installing central air conditioning for the office area versus the window units which are presently in the bid package. Consistent with the City' s approach on other capital outlay projects of this nature, staff will deal with these items on an individual basis keeping within our budgetary commitment and thereby reducing the overhead and markup costs that would otherwise be associated with these items . With this in mind, it is recommended that the public works expan- sion project 87-22 be awarded to Fullerton Lumber Company of Chaska, Minnesota for a base bid of $222 ,850 and that the City accept Alternate No. 3 , an add of $1,800 for skylights and Alternate No. 4, an add of $10 ,660 for repairs to the existing roof for a total bid award of $235, 310 . Attachment: 1 . March 23, 1988 letter from EOS Architects 2 . Bid Tabulation 3 . Fullerton Construction References and Qualification Statement 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I .Eos I J.NICHOLAS RUEHL,AIA I BERTIL E. HAGLUND,AIA I March 23, 1988 Mr. Gary Warren, City Engineer I City of Chanhassen 690 Coulter Drive PO Box 147 IChanhassen, MN 55317 RE: Public Works Facility IDear Gary, Bid's were received for the proposed Public Works Addition last Friday. The results were I quite competitive and the Project has come in under the cost estimate. I would like to review our research regarding the bids, specifically the low bid, (enclosed please find the Bid tabulations) and give recommendations on this and other items which will affect the project budget. I The low bidder is Fullerton Lumber Company; Base Bid of$222,850. After Research of the Contractor's references and meeting with the contractor regarding schedule of values and I unit costs, we recommend that you award the contract to Fullerton (Enclosed is a copy of references which they have submitted). I Along with the base bid we recommend that you accept Alternate#3 an add of$1,800 (additional skylights) and Alternate#4 an add of$10,660 (existing building roof repair). When the bidding climate is this competitive it tends to bring costs down as we have seen I here, but also leaves profit and overhead of the contractors at a bare minimum. What we recommend is that the City include 15%for contingency items in the budget this should cover changes and discrepancies which happen on any building project but may be Iaccentuated here because of the competitive environment. Due to the initial conservative approach to the project we left out some items which may I be worth Including at this time. The first is the cost of repainting the existing exterior concrete block and service doors. The second Is the cost of adding fixtures and accessories in the new restrooms. I I I EOS CORPORATION 470 Water Street, Excelsior, MN 55331 (612) 474-3291 I Eos 1 All in all though the project has received an excellent bidding. The bids were basically all 1 grouped around$245,000 which would indicate a tight set of contract documents. The staging of the project also contributed to the low bid prices. We look forward to moving ahead with you on this project. ' If you have any questions, please call. Sincerely, j ,r 141 �_ Jack Anderson,AIA ' Enclosure JA:ja ' cc: Nick Ruehl 1 1 1 1 I = me - nal BID PROJECT: CHAM-IRSSEN PUBLIC WORKS 6ARRGE Eos _ BID OPENING DATE: 10:88 AM, MARCH 18, 1988 478 WATER STREET EXCELSIOR, MINNESOTA 55331 TABULATION BID FOR: PRIME CONSTRUCTION OOFCRroly (612)474-3291 BASE BID MECH. ELEC. DEDUCT DEDUCT ADD ADD ADDM1 BID NAME OF BIDDER PRICE WORK WORK ALT. #1 ALT. #2 ALT. #3 ALT. #4 1 2 SECUR. MERRIMAC CONSTRUCTION 248,598 44,926 16,950 1,770 2,376 2,655 . 15,190 X K X Apparent Low Bid FULLERTON CONSTRUCTION : I • • s II :11 :I1 I .... ARKAY CONSTRUCTION CO. 272,000 45,000 17;000 2,000 2,200 2,600 16,000 X X X RAGE CONSTRUCTION 275,000 52,500 22,966 2,200 4,241 4,241 11,550 X X- X SCIIATZ CONSTRUCTION C.0. FIELD COMPANY 240,500 44,900 19,995 2,150 3,110 2,893 15,300 X X X KRATOCHVIL CONSTRUCTION 243,000 44,377 19,995 2,150 3,000 3,250 9,980 X X X DOLPHIN-CONSTRUCTION GEORGE F. COOK CONST. • 269,000 47,000 18,200 2,000 3,200 3,200 21,100 X X X BID PROJECT: CHANHASSEN PUBLIC WORKS GARAGE _ BID OPENING DATE: 10:88 AM, MARCH 18, 1988 Eo S EXCELS ORF, NI NESOTA 55331 STREET TABULATION BID FOR: PRIME CONSTRUCTION - (612)471-3291 NAME OF BIDDER BASE BID WORK ELEC. ALT#1 ALT.#2 ALT. #3 ALT. 14 1 DD2 SECUR. STIGLICH CONSTRUCTION INC. 254,890 38,460 17,940 2550 5220 5220 14,100 ' K X GIZA CONSTRTVGTTTrvON- MORCON CONSTRUCTION INC. 247,287 44,377 16,950 1,850 2,750 2,700 16,320 X X X ZASTROW-NASSET CONSTRUCTION 239,700 44,950 17,150 2,173 2,476 3,367 8,100 X X- X C`not DEAN & ASSOCIATES INC. 249,800 44,950 16,950 2,300 3,100 2,800 18,000 X X X ROY NORDENSTROM & SONS 249 900 44 950 16 950 2 350 3 800 3 900 18 000 X . LOEFFEL ENGSTRAND 248,800 45,000 18,000 2,400 2,000 3,100 15,600 X X X CRAWFORD MERZ CONSTRUCTION 249 000 44,900 16,000 1,400 1,170 2,150 14,800 X• X X NE I! r, rr - MI r MS NM it IN r r r r - r r r 1r IN BID PROJECT: CHANHASSEN PUBLIC WORKS 6ARRGE Eos_ 8>D OPENING DATE: 10:00 AM, MARCH 18, 1988 470 WATER STREET TABULATION BID FOR: PRIME CONSTRUCTION EXCELSIOR, NINNESOrn 55331 CORPORATION (6121474-3291 • NAME OF BIDDER BASE BID WORK ELEC. ALT#11 DEDUCT A . #2 ALT. #3 ALT. #4 1 DD2 SECUR. J.S. CATES CONSTRUCTION 254,789 44,500 17,000 2,223 2,135 3,123 13,946 X K X MARCO CONSTRUCTION 243,970 40,670 18,930 1,808 2,034 2,334 10,391 X K X • N I ' J r CONSTRUCTION,DIVISION 123 Columbia Court Chaska, Minn. 55318 612-448-3200 , TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ' Below is a list of Architects that we work with on a regular basis. Korngiebel Architects. Hutchinson, MN (John) 612-587-2483 , William Jacobson & Assoc. Eden Prairie, MN (Bill ) 612-944-8592 , E. M. Branstom Assoc. Eden Prairie, MN (Gene) 612-944-2529 Johnson Seldon Sorensen Minneapolis, MN (Dan or Skip) 612-935-6337 Ackerman & Assoc St. Paul , MN (Tom) 612-221-9700 1 Tibbits Eng. Glencoe, MN (Bob) 612-864-5642 Boarman Architects. Minneapolis, MN (Jon Roll) 612-339-3752 ()Dennis LaFrance) Architectural Alliance , Mp ls . ) 612-871-5703 `Peter Vesterholt) A T S & R Architects, Mpls. (Bill Synder) 612-545-3731 1 Krech, O'Brien $ Wass St. Paul (Brady Mueller) 612-451-4939 FULLERTON CONSTRUCTION AL SYMANIETZ SERVING MIDWEST HOME BUILDERS, FARMERS AND HOMEOWNERS SINCE 1882 1 Division 0 .FUR REFERENCE ONLY Section 00040 • CONTRACTORS QUALIFICATIC II, STATEMENT I . •Y' THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS 11( :illli� � 5-,11/3 I.. . � ,= b I • 1 AlA Document A305 - Contractor's Qualification Statement I Required in advance of consideration of application to bid or as a qualification I statement in advance of award of contract. Approved and recommended by The American Institute of Architects and the Associated General Contractors of America. IThe Undersigned certifies under oath the truth and correctness of all statements and of all answers to questions made hereinafter. 1 SUBMITTED TO: Ic . I Corporation Partnership ❑ Individual ❑ I SUBMITTED BY: Joint Venture ❑ NAME: Fullerton Lumber Company Other ADDRESS: 608 2ndAvenue South PRINCIPAL OFFICE: Minneapolis,MN 55402 1 (Note: Attach Separate Sheets As Required) I 1.0 How many years has your organization been in business as a general contractor? 2.0 How many years has your organization been in business under its present business name? 3.0 If a corporation answer the following: • I 3.1 Date of incorporation: 1941 3.2 State of incorporation: Minnesota 3.3 President's name: James G. Fullerton, Ill 3.4 Vice-president's name(s): Thomas A.Gomilak,Jr. IRichard J.Clough - 3.5 Secy's or Clerk's name: Richard J.Clough C 3.6 Treasurer's name: Thomas A.Gomilak,Jr. I MA DOCUMENT A303 • CONTRACTOR'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT• SEPTEMBER 1969 EDITION • AIA5 ED 1969 THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 N. Y. AVE., N.t\'., WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006 7 f • • f 4.0 If individual or partnership answer the following: 4.1 Date of organization: 4.2 Name and address of all partners. (State whether general or limited partnership.): I C • N/A I I 1 5.0 If other than corporation or partnership, describe organization and name principals: 1 N/A I I • I 6.0 We normally perform 20 % of the work with our own forces. List trades below: I I 1 I 7.0 Have you ever failed to complete any work awarded to you? If so, note when, where, and why: I None to our knowledge I I I C AIA DOCUMENT A303 • CONTRACTOR'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT • SEPTEMBER 1969 EDITION •AIA&r I ©1969 THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 N. Y. AVE., N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 21006 2 • •,• •:.8.0 Has any officer or partner of your organization ever been an -officer or partner of another organi- zation that failed to complete a construction contract? Not to our knowledge If so, state circumstances: • ' 9.0 List name of project, owner, architect, contract amount, percent complete and scheduled completion of the major construction projects your organization has in process on this date: See Attachment"A"projects in process. See Attachment"B"projects under contract with future start dates. ( • • 1 • 10.0 List the name of project, owner, architect, contract amount, date of completion, percent of work with own forces of the major projects your organization has completed in the past five years: See Attachment"C". • 1 C I - AIA DOCUMENT A303 • CONTRACTOR'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT • SEPTEMBER 1969 EDITION •AIA• 1969 THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 N. Y. AVE., N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006 3 771.0 List the construction experience of the principal individuals of your organization: Al Symanietz - 15 Years Experience - Commercial and Residential all Phases- ' Construction & Design Mike Butler - 5 Years Experience - Commercial and Residential all Phases Greg Ottum - 8 Years Experience - Commercial and Residential all Phases 1 Paul Robinson - 14 Years Experience - Commercial and Residential all Phases ` Richard Sufka - 14 Years Experience - Commercial and Residential all Phases III \ 12.0 List states and categories in which your organization is legally qualified to do business: I • Illinois,Iowa,Minnesota,Missouri,Montana,Nebraska,North Dakota and South Dakota. I A 13.0 Trade References: • • Georgia Pacific Corporations,Minneapolis,Minnesota Cook Paint&Varnish Company,Omaha,Nebraska Radford Company,Oshkosh,Wisconsin Weyerhaeuser,St.Paul,Minnesota St.Regis Forest Products,Minneapolis,Minnesota Colony Paint Company, Lexexe,Kansas Certain-Teed Products,Shakopee,Minnesota Jordan Millwork,Sioux Falls,South Dakota . Keystone Steel &Wire,Peoria,Illinois ( MA OOCU`.IE'T ma; • CONTRACTOR'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT • SEPTENISE? 1769 EDITION •AIAJ O 1969 THE A`.IEsICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 N. Y. AVE.. N.W., WASHINGTON. D. C. 2CCCS 'j PI ' i I 14.0 Bank References: I!" First National Bank,Minneapolis,Minnesota-James Francis Norwest Bank Of Minneapolis-Douglas Pearson I I 1 I 15.0 Name of Bonding Company and name and address of agent: IAlexander&Alexander Wirth Park Center IP.O.Box 1360 • • Minneapolis,Minnesota 55440 1. . 16.0 Attach Statement of Financial Conditions, including Contractor's latest regular dated financial Istatement or balance sheet which must contain the following items: Current Assets: (Cash, joint venture accounts, accounts receivable, notes receivable, accrued Iinterest on notes, deposits, and materials and prepaid expenses), net fixed assets and other assets. Current Liabilities: (Accounts payable, notes payable, accrued interest Qn notes, provision for income taxes, advances received from owners, accrued salaries, accrued payroll taxes), other Iliabilities, and capital (capital stock, authorized and outstanding shares par values, earned surplus). IDate of statement or balance sheet: Name of firm preparing statement: Peat,Marwick,Mitchell&Company,Minneapolis Office NOTE: Fullerton Lumber Company is a privately held corporation and as such we do not make our financial I statements available. Credit information on Fullerton Lumber Company may be obtained by contacting Dun& Bradstreet. I . C IMA DOCUMENT A305 • CONTRACTOR'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT • SEPTEMBER 1969 EDITION • MKS 01969 THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 N. Y. AVE., N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006 5 .17.0 Dated at I this day of 19 I CName of Organization: Fullerton Lumber Company 608 2nd Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55, • /dr", By: • • Title: Vice President I • 18.0 I • Mr. Richard J.Clough being duly sworn deposes and says that he t;CkitQXis the Vice President of Fullerton Lumber Company , Contractor(s) and that answers to the foregoing questions and all statements therein contained are true and correct. • Subscribed and sworn before me this day of 19 Notary Public: I • My Commission Expires: • • • I I • I C - MA DOCUMENT MOS • CONTRACTOR'S QUALIFICATION STATEMENT • SEPTEMBER 1%9 EDITION •AIA O 1969 THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, 1735 N. V. AVE., N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006 6 I ATTACHMENT "A" Name of Project/Owner/Architect Type of Work Contract Amount % Complete ' Christina Huddleston School General Combined 95% Orchard Lake Elementary School 542,150.00 • IIIndependent School Dist. #194 • Lakeville, Mn. ' ATS & RInc. Minneapolis, Mn. 11 I St. Anthony Liquor Store Addition General 288,500.00 98% City of St. Anthony BWBR Architects ISt. Paul, Mn. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter General 577,400.00 75% I Day Saints ka Mn Stake Brainerd Ward Addition Brainerd, Mn. II { Grent Bigelow, Architects West Village Townhouses General 898,852.00 95% IChanhassen, Mn. West Village Townhouse Partners 9979 Valley View Rd IIEden Prairie, Mn. Wm. Jacobson Associates Eden Prairie, Mn. Shannon Park Apartments II General 920 ,000.00 20% II William Mn William Jacobson Ran. Jacobson Associates 1 Eden Prairie, Mn. 1 1 1 ATTACHMENT "B" • II Name of Project/Owner/Architect Type of Work Contract Amount Halter-Two - 18-Unit Family Housing . General 479,800.00 • Faribault, Mn. Brady Mueller, AIA Kresch, O'Brien $ Wass Inc. Inver Grove Heights, Mn. I I i s I II I I I I •• - I. I i I I� IATTACHMENT "C" Name of Project/Owner/Architect Type of Work Contract Amount • Towering Pines of Howard Lake General $ 289,890.00 ' Joseph Van Oss, Minnetonka, Minnesota The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints General 595,500.00 Minneapolis, Minnesota Mission ' Corporation of the Presiding Bishop Monticello Condo's General 175,912.00 ' David Ferrell and Halsted Wehmann for Mr. McDonald Winton, Shelard Towers, Minnetonka, Minnesota -Silver Lake Elderly Housing General 221,550.00 Silver Lake, Minnesota Alton and Pearl Branden, Silver Lake, Minnesota Paynesville Family Housing (16 units) General 313,350.00 Associated Housing Group, Hutchinson, Minnesota ' Rockford City Hall - Addition General 199,500.00 City of Rockford, Rockford, Minnesota Buffalo Funeral Chapel General 293,564.00 Dr. Stanley E. and Betty Jane Held Buffalo, Minnesota ' Zinns Elderly Apartments General 311,294.00 Nicollet, Minnesota Paul A. Zinns, Nicollet, Minnesota ' Haven Estates Senior Citizens General 263,350.00 Housing (10 units) ' Stacy, Minnesota Haven Properties, Forest Lake, Minnesota Housing for the Elderly (24 units) } Gener"al 441,760.00 IPrescott, Wisconsin Housing Authority of the City of Prescott, Wisconsin First State Federal Building General 188,006.00 Waconia, Minnesota ' First State Federal Savings do Loan Hutchinson, Minnesota I 1 I '_ ATTACHMENT "C"(Continued) + I Name of Proiect/Owner/Architect Type of Work Contract Amount Date Complete 1 Waconia Super Valu Addition General $126,224.00 3/85 Waconia, Minnesota I Northwest Super Market, Inc. • Coon Rapids, Minnesota Scandia Community Senior Center General 180,391.00 12/85 I Scandia, Minnesota Township of Scandia Scandia, Minnesota I Norm Wells, Architect Minneapolis, Minnesota Shamrock Apartments (16 units) General 379,850.00 11/85 I Arlington, Minnesota North Arlington Associates, a Limited Partnership Waseca, Minnesota William Jacobson Associates Eden Prairie, Minnesota Glenhurst Elderly Apartments (12 units) General 296,950.00 11/85 Glencoe, Minnesota Glenhurst Apartments Limited Partnership Minneapolis, Minnesota H.W. Fridlund Architects I Minneapolis, Minnesota Green Lake Living Center (18 units) General 372,379.00 11/85 Spicer, Minnesota William D. and Carol A. Taunton Willmar, Minnesota Johnson, Sheldon & Sorenson Architects, Inc. Minnetonka, Minnesota, Fire Station Building General 461,208.00 1/86 I Monticello, Minnesota City of Monticello I Monticello, Minnesota Toltz, King, Duvall, Anderson & Associates, Inc. I St. Paul, Minnesota New Ulm Apartments II (12 units) General 287,500.00 11/85 New Ulm, Minnesota I New Ulm Associates St. Peter, Minnesota Korngiebel Architecture I Hutchinson, Minnesota I I I. , ATTACHMENT "C"(Continued) 1 Name of Project/Owner/Architect Type of Work Contract Amount Date Complete Lester Prairie Elderly General 296,495.00 12/85 I Apartments (12 units) Lester Prairie, Minnesota R. & J. Properties I Lester Prairie, Minnesota Korngiebel Architecture Hutchinson, Minnesota IWindsong Apartments (39 units) General 1,041,739.00 3/86 Marshall, Minnesota R.C.H. of Marshall Limited Partnership I " Benson, Minnesota ' Ackermann & Associates, Inc. I St. Paul, Minnesota Fox Run Apartments (24 units) General 594,760.00 2/86 Waconia, Minnesota 1 Fox Run Apartments Limited Partnership Eden Prairie, Minnesota William Jacobson Associates ' Eden Prairie, Minnesota The Church of Jesus Christ of the General 408,121.00 4/86 I Latter-Day Saints Askov, Minnesota Corporation of he presiding Bishop of I the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints Minneapolis, Minnesota I Architectural Resources, Inc. Duluth, Minnesota Everson's Hardware Htank General ` 122,737.00 5/86 IWaconia, Minnesota Ron Everson Waconia, Minnesota I Design Build Tibbits Engineering Glencoe, Minnesota IMontihaven Apartments (26 units) General 686,950.00 11/86 Monticello, Minnesota I Monticello Housing Association Partnership Monticello, Minnesota Johnson, Sheldon & Sorenson Architects, Inc. 1 Minnetonka, Minnesota Halter Crest Apartments (20 units) General 478,430.00 11/86 -New Prague, Minnesota Il Ted Halter Mankato, Minnesota • Architectural Partners, Inc. IMankato, Minnesota ATTACHMENT "C" (Continued) I , . Name of Project/Owner/Architect Type of Work Contract Amount 'pate Completed McCloud County Historical Building General 425,000.00 11/87 I Hutchinson, Minnesota McCloud County Historical Society II Hutchinson, Minnesota Korngiebel Architecture Hutchinson, Minnesota II Brooklyn Park Maint. Building General 777,708'.00 1/88 Brooklyn Park, Minnesota City of Brooklyn Park, Minnesota II Architectural Alliance Minneapolis, Minnesota II Redwood Community Center General 226,426.00 11/87 Apple Valley, Minnesota I City of Apple Valley, Minnesota CNH Architects " St. Paul, Minnesota II Lakeville Fire Station #3 General 538,244.00 1/88 Lakeville, Minnesota I City of Lakeville, Minnesota BRW Architects Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota II Park Apartments I General 880,000.00 11/87 Rosemount, Minnesota II Bill Jacobson Wm. Jacobson Associates Eden Prairie, Minnesota II Michael Duplexes (3) General 239,850.00 10/87 St. Michael, Minnesota Thomas C F Vickie M. Lund I Buffalo, Minnesota Meinhart/Assoc/Arch. II Golden Valley, Minnesota Anoka Dairy Queen General 238,435.00 6/87 Kenneth $ Darlen Jindra II Anoka, Minnesota International Dairy Queen Minneapolis, Minnesota II I I r II ATTACHMENT"C"(Continued) • Name of Project/Owner/Architect Type of Work Contract Amount Date Complete M21W Mini Sol Dairy Queen General 264,073.00 6/88 I 3709 West 50th Minneapolis, Minnesota Virginia Myers, Trustee I 1616 West 22nd Street Minnepaolis, Minnesota International Diary Queen Minneapolis, Minnesota IAddition and alterations to: General - 247,214.00 10/86 New London/Spicer High School _ New London, Minnesota New London/Spicer Community School District #345 I New London, Minnesota Armstrong, Torseth, Skold d; Rydeen, Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota IRockford Town Hall • General 188,030.00 10/86 Rockford Township, Wright Co., Minnesota I Rockford Township Wright County, Minnesota E.M. Branstrom Associates Architects, Inc. Eden Prairie, Minnesota IEyota Manor Apartments (24 units) General 599,568.00 9/86 Eyota, Minnesota I Eyota Manor Limited Partnership Waterville, Minnesota William Jacobson Associates 1 Eden Prairie, Minnesota New Worship, office and classroom building general 320,000.00 11,/86 I Eagan, Minnesota Advent United Methodist Church Eagan, Minnesota I be Architects, Inc. Lake Elmo, Minnesota Buffalo Municipal Liquor Store General 268,400.00 11/86 IBuffalo, Minnesota City of Buffalo Buffalo, Minnesota IE.M. Branstrom Associates Architects, Inc. Eden Prairie, Minnesota I ATTACHMENT "C" (Continued) I Name of Project/Owner/Architect Type of Work Contract Amount Date Completed Outdoor Recreation Center Building General 439,347.00 2/87 Cleary Lake Regional Park Suburban Hennepin Regional Park District Plymouth, Minnesota Architectural Alliance Minneapolis, Minnesota Satellite Fire Station General 547,585.00 6/87 Minnetonka, Minnesota City of Minnetonka Minnetonka, Minnesota Roarman & Associates Inc, Minneapolis, Minnesota Haven Estates Housing 2 (10 units) General 278,925.00 4187 Wyoming, Minnesota Haven Properties Forest Lak, Minnesota Korngiebel Architecture Hutchinson, Minnesota Haven Estates Housing 2 (10 units) General 259,750.00 4/87 , Stacy, Minnesota Haiten Properties Forest Lake, Minnesota Korngiebel Architecture Hutchinson, Minnesota Minnesota Meat Masters Steel Building 175,657.00 7/87 Annandale, Minnesota Jerry's Enterprises Edina, Minnesota Arthur Dickey Edina, Minnesota Annandale Fire Station Addition General 77,840.00 4/87 Annandale, Minnesota City of Annandale Annandale, Minnesota ' Meinhardt Associates, Architects Golden Valley, Minnesota Klatt Electric Building General 74,125..00 5/87 Buffalo, Minnesota David and Rebecca Klatt Buffalo, Minnesota Design Build Tibbits Engineering Glencoe, Minnesota 1