Previous Item Print Next Item

May 22, 2025 City Council Regular Meeting
Title
27. Authorize the City Manager to Execute a Contract for Forsyth Fountain Restoration and Conservation with Landmark Preservation, LLC (LOCAL) in an Amount not to Exceed $650,000. These services will be used by the Park and Tree Department to provide restoration services to include: disassembly, stripping, recasting, repair, and reassembly of the fountain; masonry repair of the basin; repair of the pumphouse building; repair of the electrical systems; and replumbing. (Park and Tree)
Strategic Priority
Neighborhood Revitalization
Description

This contract is to procure Forsyth Fountain Restoration and Conservation with Landmark Preservation, LLC (LOCAL) in the amount of $650,000. These services will be used by the Park and Tree Department to provide restoration services to include: disassembly, stripping, recasting, repair, and reassembly of the fountain; masonry repair of the basin; repair of the pumphouse building; repair of the electrical systems; and replumbing. The Forsyth Park Fountain was erected in 1858 and has since undergone several modifications. The most recent full restoration of the fountain was completed in 1988. Landmark Preservation’s team has over 40 years of combined experience in professional monument and architectural preservation.

 

The bid was advertised, opened, and reviewed. Delivery: As needed. Terms: Net 30 days. The bidders were:

 

L.B.        Landmark Preservation LLC (Savannah, GA) (B)                          $650,000

 

A pre-proposal conference was conducted, and 8 vendors attended.  (B) indicates local, non-DBE-owned business.

 

Local available: Yes

Total sent: 922

Total received:1

Recommendation

Approval

Contact
Gordon Denney, Senior Director, Park and Tree Department
Financial Impact
Expenditure of $650,000 from the Capital Projects Fund
Review Comments
Attachments
Exhibit 1: Funding Verification- Forsyth Fountain Restoration and Conservation.pdf
Exhibit 2: Purchasing Notes- Forsyth Fountain Restoration and Conservation.pdf
Agenda Plus