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HomeMy WebLinkAbout4.f. Authorize Purchase of Computer / Approve State Aid Cost Sharing Agreement .� _ s ITEM # 1�F *******�,t****��******�***�****�**�MEMO***�**�*�*****�*�*�*****�*��*��*�**��r DATE: FEBRUARY 15, 1990 � TO: MAYOR & COUNCILMEMBERS C/O ADMINISTRATOR JILR FROM: CITY ENdINEER/FUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR HEFT RE: ITEMS FOR THE FEBRUARY 2�� 1990 COUNCIL MEETINt� CONSENT AGENDA Authorize Purchase of a Com.puter�(Approve State Aid Cost Sharinq Agreement This item consist of Council approving the purchase of a IBM PS/2 Model 80 Computer and miscellaneous hardware and software necessary to be compatible with the State Aid division of the Minnesota Department of Transportation Computer Reporting System. Because MnDQT is moving towards computerizing the entire State Aid information system, they cannot require Citys� to adapt to th�ir system unless they provide some Funding. In this instance, the State is preparing to finance 60's of the purchase of the IBM PS/2 Model 80 computer and other hardware and so�tware items that are attached to this memo. The exception of the cost sharing is for upgrades such as purchasing a 16" color display monitor instead of a 12" and also purchase of a microprocessor. What this does for us is gives us an opportunity to purchase a microcomputer that will be capable of running a computer-aided drafting (CAD) program for about l/2 the cost, as shown in the attachment sheet. We in th� �ngineering and Parks t�ep�rtment can certainly put �such a package ta use. Beeause we are doing a lot of planning, the ability to make numerous revisions in a small amount of time would be a great time and cost savings to us. Plus it would allow us to investigate additional alternatives that would be difficult if you were drawing everything by hand. The CAD software that we are looking at is a re].atively inexpensive piece of software called Generic CAD. This software runs araund $300 and will fit our needs until we become more familiar with using computer-aided drafting. Then we may want to upgrade this in the future to a more sophisticated package such as Autocad. we already have a large size plotter and an 11x17 digitizer to complete the necessary hardware to be able to use CAD. Proposed funding for this would be split 50-50 with the Parks Department. Both Dave and I budgeted money under PC Saftware Purchases, which is where our share would be coming from. Recommended action for Council to consider is to approve the purchase of the IBM PS2/Model 80 hardware and associated software and approve the Minnesota Department of Transportation agreement for reimbursement and authorize the Mayor and the City C1erk to sign the agreement. R ' MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT � 689638 79 00 � 0� 044060001 � � ► $ O1 729 SEND TYPE OF TRANSACTION � Entered by Entered by Vendor name ROSEMOUNT Address P. 0. Box 455 1367 - 145th Street Rosemount, MN 55068 THIS AGREEMENT is made by and between the State of Minnesota,acting by and thru the Commissioner of the Minnesota Departrnent of Transportation(hereinafter"Commissioner")and ROSEMOUNT(hereinafter"RecipienY'). WHEREAS the State is authorized to administer the State Aid Administrative Account. WHEREAS the Recipient has been determined to be eligible to receive said tinanciai assistance. IN consideration of the rrwtuat covenants and agreements as hereinafter set forth,the parties to this agreement do agree as follows: I. The Recipient will purchase computer hardware and software as outlined in the attached letter. II. The following sections of the current agency agreement between ROSEMOUNT and the Corrxrrissioner of Transportation of the State of Minnesota are made a part of this agresment by reterence as though fully set iorth herein; Section-l-(h)Nondiscrmination;Section-l-(i)Commissioner to Act; Section-2-(h)Reports and Records;and Section-7-2)Single Audit Act. III. The reports and records referenced in II above shall be made availabie to the Minnesota Department of Transportation(Mn/DO�, the Legislative Auditor,the State Auditor,or the Federal Administrative Manager for examinatton ot those records and ceports and accoundng proeadures and practiaes ot the Reciplent relative to this agreement IV. The Commissioner agrees to pay the Recipient an amount not to exceed more than 60%of the total costs. Recipient agrees to pay all other costs of the project. V, The RecipienT agrees to indemnify and save and hold the State,its agents and employees harmless from any and all ciaims or causes of action arising irom the per(ormance of this agreement by Recipient or RecipienYs agents or err�sioyees. This clause shatl not be construed to bar any Isgal remedies Recipient or its agent may have for the State's failure to fulflil iYs , obligation pursuant to this agreement ! Vt. Any amendments to this agreement shall be in writing and shail be approved by aA parties. APPROVED: RECIPIENT: COMMISSIONER OF TRANSPORTATION: BY: BY: MAYOR - CITY MANAGER DATE: DATE: RECIPIENT: BY: CITY CLERK - TREASURER DATE: w . "' HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE COSTS FOR STATE-AID COMPUTER PURCHASE TOTAL CITY STATE ITEM COST SHARE SHARE PS/2 Model 80, 70MB Hard Disk, 4,550 1,820 2,730 1.44MB Floppy Dr, Video Graphics Array, 2 MB Memory (1) 16" Color Display 1,085 785 300 (2) Math Co-processor 473 473 Q IBM D4S, Ver. 3 . 3 80 32 48 Hayes 2400 Baud External Modem 468 187 281 RS232 Cable for Madem 28 il 17 Procomm - Vers. 2.42 26 10 16 On-site Instal. & 1 yr Warranty 250 100 150 Software - Menu Install 35 14 21 Metafile/Metaview software 485 194 291 Misc Shipping/Handlinc� 17 7 l0 Total 7,497 3, 633 3,864 Note• (1) MnDot will not pay for upgrade from 12" color to the 16" color monitor. Larger monitor required for CAD. (2) MnDot will not pay for this because it is a required component for running CAD software and not necessary for use with their system.