This legislation authorizes the City Administrator to purchase ready-mix concrete from CalPortland Company, CEMEX Construction Materials, and one additional eligible supplier over a four-year period with specified spending limits. It also approves payment of outstanding invoices to CalPortland, waives further competitive bidding requirements, grants limited waivers related to contracting prohibitions, and adopts necessary environmental findings.

Subject: Procurement Of Ready-Mix Concrete From: Department Of Transportation Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution: (1) Authorizing The City Administrator To Purchase Ready-Mix Concrete From CalPortland Company, CEMEX Construction Materials, And One Additional Eligible Ready-Mix Concrete Supplier, Including A New Market Entrant, On An As-Needed Basis For A Four-Year Period In An Amount Not To Exceed Four Hundred Thousand Dollars ($400,000) Per Supplier Per Year, For An Annual Aggregate Amount Not To Exceed One Million Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($1,200,000) And A Total Four-Year Aggregate Amount Not To Exceed Four Million Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars ($4,800,000); (2) Authorizing Payment Of Unpaid Invoices Due To CalPortland Company In An Amount Not To Exceed Seventy Thousand Dollars ($70,000); (3) Waiving Further Advertising And Competitive Bidding Pursuant To Oakland Municipal Code 2.04.050(I)(2) And Authorizing Open-Market Purchases Pursuant To Oakland Municipal Code 2.04.050(J); (4) Granting, To The Extent Required, A Limited Restricted Waiver Of The Border Wall Contracting Prohibition Pursuant To Oakland Municipal Code 2.22.050 And A Waiver Of The Sanctuary City Contracting Prohibition Relating To Certain United States Immigration And Customs Enforcement, Customs And Border Protection, And Department Of Health And Human Services Office Of Refugee Resettlement Services Pursuant To Oakland Municipal Code 2.23.030 For CalPortland Company And CEMEX Construction Materials, And Conditionally For One Additional Eligible Supplier; And (5) Adopting Appropriate California Environmental Quality Act Findings