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April 2, 2023 Page and interview process, staff recommends contracting with EFS. The contract is for a five- year period, with two optional one-year extensions. The increase reflected in this contract will be approximately $2,500/month. It was • -• by •- seconded by -• 1 to authorize General • • enter into a Contractfor s• amountServices in the . per . for on 12 park facilities throughout C. Contract for Landscape Services at Various Park Facilities in the amount of $685,524 Mooney reported that in November 2022, the Board approved Amendment #3 to the contract with Azteca Landscape for Landscape Services, which terminated the contract on December 31, 2022. Additionally, in November 2022, the Board approved temporary landscape service contracts with Natural Green and Venco Western, on a month-to- month basis. In preparation for the current Request for Proposals, staff comprehensively reviewed the current contracts and refined the scope of work. Seven firms submitted proposals and the staff evaluation committee interviewed four top proposers; Natural Green is the recommended contractor based on staff's review. Staff has been pleased with their work for the District so far. The contract, which will begin on July 1, 2023, is for a five-year period with two optional one-year extensions. This contract will cost the District $6,800 less per month than the current contract. It was moved by Cusorth, seconded by Buss, and carried 5-0 to authorize General Manager to enter into a Contract for Landscape Services with Natural Green in the amount of $685,524 annually ($57,127 per month) for services at 48 parks throughout the District. contractTwo Contracts for Drought Response and Irrigation Services at Various Park Facilities, each - amount notto exceed $200,000 Annually Mooney reported that, with regard to drought response, the District plans to continue efforts to redevelop prior turf removal areas and to seek new opportunities within the parks; the goal is for the District to be ready for the next drought cycle. Two proposers responded to the Request for Proposals. The evaluation committee reviewed both proposals and recommends both Wildscape Restoration and FS Contractors be awarded contracts. Flexibility will be provided to staff by having two different contractors on call for projects. Each contract has a not to exceed amount of $200,000 annually. It was moved by - • • • by . and carried 1 to: amount1. Authorize General Manager to execute a contract with Wildscape Restoration in the • to exceed $200,000 annually forpotential drought r- •r