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Special Session 1079, ~inutes June 26, 1974 Page suggested by Councilman Lieberman that in the future the specifications be written in a manner so that all companies can bid. BID PROPOSALS - GASOLINE AlqD DIESEL FUEL: City Manager Henry reviewed bid proposals which have been received for the furnishing of the gasoline and diesel requirements for the City for the year ending June 30, 1975. The administrative forces recommended that the con- tract be awarded to C. M. Spiegel on the following basis: Regular Tankwagon $0.385 Transport 0.365 Premium Tankwagon 0.41 Diesel Tankwagon 0.335 (The estimated value of the contract as of the new year is $94,363.) Following general discussion, Councilman Glickert moved that the recommenda- tion of the administrative forces be approved and that contract be awarded to C. M. Spiegel on the basis set forth above. Motion seconded by Council- man Woods and unanimously carried. BID PROPOSALS - ASPHALTIC OILS: The City Manager reviewed a bid proposal for the furnishing of 2,000 gallons of cut-back asphalt, 5,000 gallons of penetration asphalt, and 30,000 gallons of cationic emulsion asphalt in the total amount of $11,285.00. This bid was received from the l~ssouri Petroleum Company, which was the only company that submitted a proposal. Following discussion, Councilman Werner moved that the contract be awarded to Missouri Petroleum Company in the total amount of $11,285.00, as set out in agenda item number 5. Motion seconded by Councilman Glickert and unani- mously carried. BID PROPOSALS - STREET M~RKING PAINT: The City Manager reviewed bid proposals received for the furnishing of its street marking paint for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1974, and recom- mended that contract be awarded to Celucoat in the total amount of $3,378.75. · ~ ~ ~o- ~ ~ ' ~p~roval. Motion seconded by Councilman Councilma~ ~,a~ssen~u~g~r moved Werner and unanimously carried. BID PROPOSALS - ASPIh~LTIC CONCRETE: The City Manager reviewed a bid proposal which was received from Fred Weber, Inc. for furnishing of asphaltic concrete mixture for the year ending June 30, 1975, and this was the only proposal received. Fred Weber, Inc. offered a base price with right to escalate, and secondly, a firm price for the year. The administrative forces recommended that the escalating basis be approved (as follows): Loaded into City trucks at its 1337 S. Kingshighway plant $7.50 per ton Loaded into City trucks at its north plant, Creve Coeur Mill Road $6.75 per ton Continued. next pa~e