A resolution approving a proposed Agreement between the City and County of Denver and AECOM Technical Services, Inc. concerning professional services at Denver International Airport. Approves a five-year contract with AECOM in the amount of $65 million to perform federally required quality assurance inspections and special inspections on maintenance and capital improvement projects at Denver International Airport (201628929). The last regularly scheduled Council meeting within the 30-day review period is on 6-26-17. The Committee approved filing this resolution at its meeting on 5-24-17.
I think it was 577 for good. That's correct. KELLEY Oh, that's right. Resolution 577 for a question. Councilman Ortega, sorry about that. Thank you, Mr. President. I wanted to ask someone from DIA if they could come up. This is a contract in the amount of $65 million to perform federally required quality assurance inspections and special inspections on maintenance and capital improvement projects at DIA. And, Aaron, thank you for for being here to answer my question. We have a. Used to be public works. It's part of our community planning and development that has all of our city inspectors that do inspections on typically all of our city projects. So what my question is, is. What is done by. This contract that is not done by our city inspectors. Sure. So there's. Or mandated by the FAA to have special types of inspectors and to check the work of the contractors on these particular projects. A lot of the concrete, for example, that's used on the runways is a very special type of concrete. It needs to be laid a special way in a timely manner. And so these special inspectors are trained to deal with these kinds of projects that are not seen anywhere else in the city. So are city inspectors also involved in inspecting some of these same projects? So we're having to inspections done on some of this work. They're looking for two different types of things. But yes, we do have two different types of inspectors on these projects. So these are specialized inspectors and making sure that these contractors are following the specifications. Exactly. And the city inspectors are more looking for code requirements that are being met. Do we anticipate utilizing the full 65 million over the five year time frame of the contract? It's a maximum contract amount of 65 million, so it's possible, but we don't have to spend all of that money. It's an up to amount. But with all the construction projects coming down the pike. We do have a large amount of construction painted. We may use a good part of it. Okay. Thank you very much. Thank you. All right. Thank you, Councilwoman Ortega. Councilwoman Black, will you please put council bills? 33, 85 and four or 542 on the floor. Sorry about that.