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Session 1221, Minutes June 18, 1979 Page 8 CONSIDERATION OF BIDS FOR CONCRETE, .S~ND.~ CE2fENT AND HARKING LI~qE (continued) Sand Picked up: 300 tons Mississippi sand (F.O.B., St. Louis foot of Davis St.) 300 tons Mississippi sand (F.O.B., 8050 }~nchester) $2.25/ ton 6,50/ ton Delivered: 7 tons Mississippi sand (minimum) 16 tons Mississippi sand (minimum) 7.85/ ton 6.85/ ton 10 tons Meramec sand (F.O.B., 8050 ~nchester) 10 tons Meramec sand (Delivered at one time) 7.35/ ton 9.00/ ton Cement 190 sacks regular 10 sacks H.E.S. $4.50 per sack, picked up 5.00 per sack, picked up $5.50 per sack, delivered 6.00 per sack, delivered Marking .Lime 400 sacks (50 lb. each) 2.54 per sack, picked up 3.54 per sack (30) del. 3.25 per sack (100) del. Breckenridge Material Company, the successful bidder this year~ showed price differ- entials .as follows: ready-mix concrete is 19% higher next year, H.E.S. concrete is 26% higher, Mississippi River sand has increased $ .50 per ton for picked-up and $2.10 per ton delivered, and Meramec sand, regular and HoE.S. cement and marking lime have increased from $ .90 to $ .94 per unit on both delivered and picked-up prices. The total for all items is approximately $13,000. CONSIDERATION OF BIDS FOR GASOLINE AND DIESEL OIL (#6) Twenty suppliers were invited to bid on the City's 1979-80 requirements of diesel oil and gasoline, estimated to be 84,500 gallons of regular gasoline, 102,000 gal- lons of non-leaded gasoline and 14,500 gallons of'#1 diesel fuel. Two bids were sub- mitred, as follows: ~e8ular Unleaded #1 Diesel Fuel C. M. Spiegel Quickheet Heating $ .6313 $ .6563 $ .7500 -- -- .709 The administrative forces recommend that the C. M. Spiegel bids on regular and un- leaded gasoline be accepted, and the award for #1 diesel fuel go to Quickheet Heat- ing. All prices are subject to escalation. (Last year's prices were $ .4345 per gallon for regular, $ .4575 per gallon for unleaded and $ .4250 per gallon for #1 diesel fuel.) CONSIDERATION OF BIDS FOR ASPMALTIC PRODUCTS,,~#7) Three companies submitted bids for the City's 1979-80 requirements of asphaltic prod- ucts, estimated to be 500 tons of asphaltic concrete mixture, and 60,000 gallons cationic emulsion, as follows: