Baltimore, MD - The Board of Estimates agenda for the January 5th meeting is now available. It can be found on the Comptroller's website under the Board of Estimates tab.

Items of note:

Pages 7-8, Donald Dziwulski v. Mayor & City Council. Settlement amount is $260,000.

Page 9, Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle et al. v. BPD. Amount is $99,000.

Page 10, Estate of Malcolm Bryant v. BPD Detective Ritz and Crime Lab Analyst Verger. Amount is $8 Million.

Page 22, Rec & Parks, Task Assignment No. 11 under Project No. 1314, On-Call Architectural Design Services. Amount is $99,747.88 for the Druid Hill Aquatic Center.

Page 49, Office of the Comptroller, Status Report Presentations by Department of Planning on Performance Audit Findings

Page 50, Dept. of Finance, Renewal of FY23 Flood Insurance Policies. Premium amount is $217,301.

Pages 58-59, Payment of $57,871.37 to Comprise Technologies, Inc. for software services by the Pratt Library.

Pages 59-60, Payment of $14,760 to CoStar Group for access to real property listings for the Department of Real Estate.

Pages 60-61, Payment of $1,591.35 to VertiGIS North America Ltd. for ArcGIS system support for BCIT.

Pages 65-66, Item #12, Bureau of Procurement, Extension and Amendment to Master Lease Agreement with Banc of America Public Capital Corp. This amendment allows for the financing of aircraft, it also includes a provision that will be used to pay for the Police helicopters the Board approved in December 2021.

Page 68, Items # 1 and 2, Bureau of Procurement, Recommendation to Reject All Bids for Contract B50006022, Police Requested Towing Services and B50006272, Towing Services.

Page 69, Item #4, Bureau of Procurement, Recommendation for Award of Contract B50006147, Lead Risk Assessment Services to KCI Technologies, Inc. Contract value is $682,212. 

Page 69, Item #5, Bureau of Procurement, Recommendation for Award for B50006206, Procurement Assessment and Transformation. Awardee is Civic Initiatives, LLC. Amount is $356,180.

Pages 71-74, BBMR, Appropriation Adjustment Orders. Fund transfers to direct ARPA money to various entities: the Family League of Baltimore, Visit Baltimore, BDC, and the Baltimore Civic Fund. 

Page 80, DPW, Task Assignment No. 5 under Project No. 1266K, On-Call Wastewater Engineering Services.

Pages 88-89, DPW, Amendment No. 3 to Agreement with EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc. under Project No. 1239, On-Call Environmental Services for Hazardous Waste Handling.

Pages 99-100, Salary Adjustments for Elected Officials.

To address the board:

To protest a proposed action of the Board or otherwise address the Board please notify the Clerk, Room 204, City Hall, 100 N. Holliday Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21202 in writing by Tuesday, January 4th at 12pm. Protests or other requests can be sent to james.knighton@baltimorecity.gov.

The complete regulations on procurement, protests, minority and women-owned business enterprises, and debarment/suspensions can be found on the Comptroller's website.

To attend the meeting:

Please note Baltimore City Hall is closed to the public. All Board of Estimates meetings will be conducted via remote video conference. Members of the public can listen in by calling 1-408-418-9388, access code: 179 478 0446 or stream live at Charm TV's website.

Recordings of each BOE meeting can also be found on Charm TV’s website and Youtube channel.

Notice:

The Board of Estimates has moved to a bi-monthly meeting schedule. To review the entire schedule, visit the Comptroller's website.