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1. CUSTOMER NAME'Mtt AOORESS: 2. OWNER NAME AND ADDRESS~
City of Miami Beach City of Miami Beach
1700 Convention Center Drive 2100 Washington Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 33139 Miami Beach, FL 33139
Altn: Gerry Gonzalez Attn: Kevin Smith
Telephone: 3051673-7000 x 6210 Telephone: 305/673-7730
Fax: 3051673-7073 Fax: 305/673-7725
3. SHIPPING NAME AND ADDRESS: 4. I&>WARRAN1'Y CONTACT:
Electrical Contracting Service
2375 West TI'" Street
Hialeah, FL 33016
Attn: ChaJ1le Floyd Attn:
Telephone: 3051566-0041 Telephone:
Fax: 305/820-0553 Fax:
5. I8>FIELD NAME AND ADDRESS:
Fairway Park
200 Fairway Drive
Miami Beach, FL 33109
6. EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION ~ Musco shall transfer and deliver to Customer, and Customer will accept
and pay for the following goods (the "Equipment") in accordance with the "Total Price" paragraph of this
Agreement.
I!1f Light-Structure GreenTN
IE>Ballast Input Voltage: 480
Iii Control-LinkTM
00 Phase to Pole: i1
~ Contactor Cabinet
Musco's Light-5tructure Green11ll system consisting of (30) 1500 watt metal halide fixtures: (11)
galvanized steel poles; (11) pre-stressed concrete bases; ControI-L1nk1M; and lighting Contactor
Cabinets. Price includes delivery to the site, unloading, and Installation.
7. 10 CLUB SERVICE@) - Musco shall provide all services outlined in the 10 Club Service Extended
Warranty Agreement to maintain operation of lighting equipment as follows:
Date of product shipment
10 years from date of shipment.
10,000 hours
900
ao 01 02
Basketball Court / 2 Fixtures .
Tennis Courts / 8 Fixtures
Multipurpose Area J 20 Fixtures
8. SCOPE OF WORK - The work to be performed by Musco or its subcontractor is described on Exhibit A,
which is incorporated herein by this reference,
Service Begin Date:
System Parts and Labor Expiration Date:
Group Relamp:
Based on "nnlHll Hours of Usage:
Additional Number of Group Relamps:
Enter Field Name J # Fixtures
9. Musco shall guarantee that specified light levels shall be held constant for 5,000 hours, plus or minus
10% In accordance with IESNA RP-6-01
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Manufacturer's Agreement
SouI,.,..l Fl:egion /2107 StIeWW1 ROBIl/ PO Box 260 / Muscallne IA S27111/33G-887.o77C I Toll FNe: eee.88IHI770 / FAA; 3~Nl771
Date: 04/1512005
Project Name: Fairway Park
Project #: 68032402
10. TOTAL PRICE - Customer will pay for the above-deBCribed Equipment the Total Price of U.S.
$311,700.00 Diu!; aDDlicable taxes. FOB the shipping address above, payable as follows:
Amount due:
$183.700.00 due net 30 days from delivery of materials
$128.000.00 due net 30 days from substantial completion of installation
. Monthly Progress Payments, if appropriate, less 10% retainage.
. Final payment, including any retainage withheld, shall be due upon substantial completion of
installation of the Equipment.
. Final payment shall not be withheld by customer on account of delays beyond the control of
Musco.
If any payment is not made W'hen due, Customer will pay a delinquent charge of 1-1/2% for each month,
or a portion of month that a past due balance remains unpaid.
11. TAXES - Customer shall pay all applicable state and local $ales laxes invoiced appropriately by Musco.
o Taxable I!l Non-Taxable (Copy of resale or exemption certificate must be attached. Note:
Just holding a sales talC permitdoes not, in and of itself, Qualify for a
non-tuable sale.)
12, I3>PAYMENT PROCESSING CONFIRMATION:
Customer General Architect/Engineer Owner
Contractor
Need.. Invoice by
Submit Invoice to
Payment Approval Date
Check Run Date
Source of Funds: Customer will be the source of funds for this project. Customer agrees that
Customer's payment to Musco is not contingent upon Customer getting paid by the OwnerlEnd User.
DEl te Signed
13> Signature and Title
13, ~PAYMENTIPeRFORMANCE BONDING: Will job be bonded?
Bonding Company Name:
Bonding Company Address:
DYes 0 No
Phone:
Bond #:
14. DELIVERY - Normal delivery to the shipping address indicated above is 4 to 6 weeks after submittal
approval or release of order. if later. ~f the Equipment is shipped in multiple lots, Musco shall prepare a
separate invoice for the price of the Equipment shipped at the time of each shipment. Customer shall
pay the amount of each such invoice upon the same terms as set out in the "Total Price" paragraph of
this Agreement.
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South...t Region 12107 SleW8rl Road 1 PO 1!0lC 260 I Muscatine If. 52761/336-887-0770 I Toll 1=188: B8ll-8.~770 II=AX: 336-887-On,
Date: 04/15/2005
Project Name: Fairway Park
Project #: 68032402
15. WARRANTY - Warranty claims and back charges shall not be deducted from contract payments without
prior approval of Musco's 10 Club Service Department (877-836-2582). MUsco's Equipment and its
performance are sold subject to Musco's written warranty, a copy of which wlU be provided with Musco's
acceptance of this Agreement. The warranty provided by Musco shall be in lieu of an other warranties.
and Musco disclaims any other warranty whatsoever, express or implied, including. but not limited to,
the implied warranty of merchantability.
16. SECURITY AGREEMENT - To secure the payment of all amounts owed by Customer hereunder,
Customer hereby grants and conveys to Seller a security intereSt in the Equipment, including all repairs,
replacements and accessions thereto (Collectively referred to as the .Secured Property"). Customer
further agrees to execute any financing statements or other documents reasonably required by Seller to
perfect the security interest granted herein and to assure the priority of such secu rity interest. The
parties agree that the secured property shall at all times remain personal property, subject to removal
from the real estl!Jte by Seller in the event of Default by Customer,
17. DEFAULT - Each of the following shall constitute a default ("Default") under this Agreement: a) failure to
pay, in full, any payment when due hereunder; b) Customer becomes the subject of a bankruptcy,
receivership or inSOlvency proceeding; c) any warranty, representation or statement made or furnished
to the seller by or on behalf of the Customer proved to have been false in any material respect when
made or furnished; d} loss, theft, damage, destruction or encumbrance to, or of, the secured Property
or the making of any levee, seizure or attachment thereof or thereon; or e) the occurrence or non-
occurrence of any event or events which causes the sener, in good faith, to deem itself insecure for any
reason whatsoever.
18. REMeDIES UPON DEFAULT - In the event of Default, Seller may, at its option. and without notice or
demand: a) declare the entire unpaid balance owing hereunder due and payable at once; b) proceed to
recover judgment for the entire unpaid balance due; c) exercise all rights provided to Seller under this
Agreement, the Uniform Commercial Code, at law or in equity including but not limited to entering the
Customer's premises and taking possession of the Secured Property, AU the remedies de!cribed herein
are cumulative, and may be exercised in any order by Seller.
19. CONDITIONS OF AGREEMENT
a, APPLiCABLE LAW - This Agreement shall be governed by ~e laws, including the Uniform
Commercial Code, adopted in the State of Florida as effective and in force on the date of this
Agreement.
b. ENTIRE AGREEMENT ~ This is the complete statement of the terms of this Agreement No
representative or employee of Musco has any authority to bind Musco to any term, representation or
warranty other than those specifically included in this written Agreement or the written Warranty to
bedeliV'ered to Customer.
c. ACCEPTANCE - This Agreement is subject to the approval of Musco's Credit Department and the
written acceptance of this Order by Musco Sports Lighting, lLC.
. li>DHired Shipping OatQ(s):
lE>Projected Completion Date:
IE> Customer Reference Information Needed on Invoicing/Packages:
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$outh8B&t Ruglon 12107 SliawM Road (PO Box 260 1 MJ8t.atine, IA 52781/336-887-0770 1 Toll Free: 8118-389-07701 FAX: 3~7-0771
Date: 04115/2005
, Project Name: Fairway Park
Project #: 68032402
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
MUSCO SPORTS LIGHTING, LLC
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Date: 04/15/2005
Project Name: Fairway Park
Project #: 68032402
Exhibit A
Scope of Work
Fairway Park
Owner Responsibilities:
. complete access to the site for construction.
. Locate existing underground utilities.
. Extra costs associated with foundation excavation In non-standard soils (rock, caliche.
high water table, collapsing holes, etc.). Standard soils are defined as soils that can
be excavated using standard earth auguring equipment.
Musco Responsibilities:
. Provide required poles, fixtures, and foundations.
. Provide layout of pole locations and aiming diagram.
. Provide an electrical design in compliance with current NEC Codes.
. Provide materials and equipment to off load equipment at jobsite per scheduled
dellvery.
. Provide required structural and electrical drawings (permitting costs not included).
. Provide materials and equipment to Insta\! LSS foundations as specified on Layout.
. Provide and install ground rods (one per pole location) for lightning protection per
NFPA 780 Code. Poles 70' and below require a #2 ground wire. Poles 80' and above
require 2/0 ground wire. Ground rods to be 3/4.x10' or 5/S"x8' with a 10' embedment.
. Remove spoils to owner designated location at jobsite.
. Provide materials and equipment to assemble LSG fixtures.
. Provide materials and equipment to assemble and erect LSS poles.
. Provide and install underground electrical distrlbutlon system wiring per design.
. Provide labor to land line voltage on disconnect lugs, and to terminate and balance
primary ballast leads.
. Contractor to use due care to minimize the damage to jobsite during the installation of
the sports lighting system.
. Provide startup and aiming as required to provide complete and operating sports
lighting system.
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RESOLUTION NO. 2005-25835
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING A WAIVER, BY
5/7THS VOTE, OF THE COMPETITIVE BIDDING PROCESS, FINDING
SUCH WAIVER TO BE IN THE CITY'S BEST INTEREST, AND
AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN
AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, AND
MUSCO LIGHTING TO BE THE PROVIDER OF A MAINTENANCE
FREE SPORTS LIGHTING SYSTEM AT FAIRWAY PARK, IN AN
ESTIMATED AMOUNT OF $311,700.00, TO BE INSTALLED AT THE
SPORTS-FIELD, BASKETBALL COURT, AND TWO (2) TENNIS
COURTS.
WHEREAS, Fairway Park is a neighborhood Park that will receive improvements
as part of the City of Miami Beach Parks Master Plan Bond Program, adopted by the
City Commission on June 19, 1996, and as part of the planned improvements, a sports
lighting system will be installed on the grounds; and
WHEREAS, the planned improvements to the Park will consist of a new sport
lighting system; refurbishing of a sports field, two tennis courts, and a basketball court;
installation of a new perimeter fence; and construction of new park facilities, including
public restrooms, administrative office, storage space, and semi-covered public space;
collectively the Project; and .
WHEREAS, plans and specifications for the Project were developed in 2001; an
Invitation to Bid was issued, but the only bidder's price proposal was much higher than
the available budget at the time; and
WHEREAS, now, the construction documents need to be revised to comply with
the existing codes and regulations and to reflect the current available Project budget;
and
WHEREAS, the significant improvements at the North Shore Park and Youth
Center, already in operation, and the Normandy Isle Park and Pool, currently under
construction, make the proposed recreation center at the Fairway Park unnecessary;
and
WHEREAS, a smaller facility will comply with the Park's requirements; and
WHEREAS, within the City Parks Program, there is an increased need for
extended night time play hours, given that Fairway Park has no lighting of its own, and
with the influx of new residents in the vicinity of the Park that would participate in new
programs, such as night time open basketball play, soccer and baseball league play,
etc., the implementation of these improvements needs to be expedited; and
...
WHEREAS, while the review and permitting of the construction documents is
being performed, the sports lighting system can be procured and installed; and
WHEREAS, an advantage of undertaking the sports lighting improvement as the
first phase of the Project is the fact that the residents would be able to enjoy night time
sports activities, while the rest of the improvements are in progress; and
WHEREAS, the design, permitting process, and installation of the sports lighting
package can be performed independently to the rest of the Park's improvements; and
WHEREAS, consequently, it is in the best interest of the City to implement this
phase as expeditiously as possible, so the North Beach residents can enjoy the use of
the facilities while the Park is being improved; and
WHEREAS, the lighting system should minimize light output above the horizontal
plane to the extent possible, while providing safe illumination, as determined by the
recommended practices adopted by the Illuminating Engineering Society of North
America; and
WHEREAS, Musco Lighting (Musco) has specialized in sports-lighting and has
already installed sport lighting systems at the City's North Shore Park and Tennis
Center, Flamingo Baseball field, Palm Island Tennis Courts, Crespi, Tatum, and
Stillwater Parks Basketball Courts; and
WHEREAS, Musco's proposal for the furnishing and installation of the system
includes a 10-year parts and labor warranty for the Fairway Park sports lighting
equipment; and
WHEREAS, with the number of City projects already completed, Musco is
proposing to extend this warranty to all future projects with the City of Miami Beach,
Florida; and
WHEREAS, Musco's own technology will provide monitoring of the sports lighting
system which includes the ability to evaluate lamp outages, fuses blown, breaker trips,
and lamp recycling; and
WHEREAS, Musco will guarantee lighting levels for 5,000 hours free of
maintenance; and
WHEREAS, these functions have been developed by Musco; and
WHEREAS, Musco will provide next business day repair service when an outage
has occurred; and
WHEREAS, Musco provides a 24 hour call center with live staff to answer all
calls and verify that schedules have processed, real time monitoring of all schedules to
insure they have progressed; and
WHEREAS, Musco is an industry leader in controlling unwanted light and glare
into surrounding neighborhoods; and
WHEREAS, Musco's design is based on the premise to light the Project with
40% fewer fixtures than other manufacturers in the marketplace, which has the
potential' to translate to 40% less energy costs per month and 40% less demand
charges from the Florida Power and Light (FPL) ; and
WHEREAS, the light intensity at the Fairway Park's multi-purpose area and
tennis courts will be designed for 30 foot-candles and at the basketball court for 20 foot-
candles; and .
WHEREAS, the Agreement provides for the lighting system equipment detailed
planning, design, permitting, and installation services; and
WHEREAS, funds, in the amount of $311,700.00, are available from the 1995
Parks General Obligation Bond from the construction budget for the Project, and have
previously appropriated.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT DULY RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, that the Mayor and City
Commission hereby approve a waiver, by 517ths vote, of the competitive bidding
process, finding such waiver to be in the City's best interest; and authorize the Mayor
and City Clerk to execute an agreement between the City of Miami Beach, Florida and
Musco Lighting to be the provider of a maintenance free sports lighting system at
Fairway Park, in an estimated amount of $311 ,700.00, to be installed at the sports field,
basketball court, and two (2) tennis courts.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 16th day of M rc ,2
ATTEST:
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CITY CLERK
APPROVED AS TO
FORM a LANGUAGE
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CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
COMMISSION ITEM SUMMARY
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Condensed Title:
A Resolution approving a waiver, by Sfiths vote, of the competitive bidding process, finding such waiver to
be in the City's best interest; and authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute an Agreement with
Musco Lighting as the provider of a maintenance free sports lighting system at Fairway Park, in an
estimated amount of $311 ,700.00, to be installed at the sports-field, basketball court, and two (2) tennis
centers.
Issue:
Shall the Commission adopt the Resolution?
Item Summa /Recommendation:
Fairway Park is a neighborhood park that will receive improvements as part of the City of Miami Beach Parks Master
Plan Bond Program, adopted by the City Commission on June 19, 1996. As part of the planned improvements, a
sports lighting system will be installed on the grounds.
Within the City Parks Program, there is an increased need for extended night time play hours, given that the Park has
no lighting of its own and the influx of new residents in the vicinity of the Park that would participate in new programs,
such as night time open basketball play, soccer and baseball league play, etc., the implementation of these
improvements needs to be expedited. While the review and pennitting of the construction documents Is being
perfonned. 8 process that would take at least eight months, the sports lighting system can be procured and
installed. The design. permitting process, and installation of the sports lighting package can be performed
independently to the rest of the Park's improvements. Consequently, it is in the best interest of the City to implement
this phase as expeditiously as possible, so the North Beach residents can enjoy the use of the facilities while the Park
is being improved.
Musco Lighting has speCialized in sports-lighting. Musco's proposal for the furnishing and installation of the system
includes a 1 O-year parts and labor warranty for the Fairway Park sports lighting equipment and, from this point on, will
provide this warranty coverage on all future projects with the City of Miami Beach, Florida. Musco's technology will
provide monitoring of the sports lighting system which includes the ability of evaluate lamp outages, fuses blown,
breaker trips, and lamp recycling. These functions have been developed by Musco. Musco will provide next
business da re air service when an outa e has occurred and will reduce ener consum lion b 40% ercent.
Advisory Board Recommendation:
I N/A
Financial Information:
Source of Amount Account Approved
Funds: 1 $311,700.00 FUND 370: 1995 General
Obligation Parks Bond (already
aODroDriated)
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Finance Dept. Total $311,700.00
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CITY OF MIAMI BEACH
CITY HALL 1700 CONVENTION CENTER DRIVE MIAMI BEACH. FLORIDA 33139
www.miamibeachft.gov
To:
From:
Subject:
COMMISSION MEMORANDUM
Mayor David Denner and Date: March 16, 2005
Members of the City Commission
Jorge M. Gonzalez t ~
City Manager 0 ()
A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING A WAIVER, BY SnTHS VOTE, OF THE
COMPETITIVE BIDDING PROCESS, FINDING SUCH WAIVER TO BE IN THE
CITY'S BEST INTEREST; AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH,
FLORIDA AND MUSCO LIGHTING TO BE THE PROVIDER OF A MAINTENANCE
FREE SPORTS LIGHTING SYSTEM AT FAIRWAY PARK, IN AN ESTIMATED
AMOUNT OF $311,700.00, TO BE INSTALLED AT THE SPORTS-FIELD,
BASKETBALL COURT, AND TWO (2) TENNIS COURTS.
ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDATION
Adopt the Resolution.
FUNDING:
Funds in the amount of $311,700.00 are available from the 1995 Parks General Obligation
Bond (FUND 370) from the construction budget for the project, and have previously been
appropriated.
ANALYSIS:
Fairway Park is a neighborhood park that will receive improvements as part of the City of
Miami Beach Parks Master Plan Bond Program, adopted by the City Commission on June
19,1996. As part of the planned improvements, a sports lighting system will be installed
on the grounds.
The planned improvements to the Park will consist of a new sport lighting system;
refurbishing of a sports field, two tennis courts, and a basketball court; installation of a new
perimeter fence; and construction of new park facilities, including public restrooms,
administrative office, storage space, and semi-covered public space. Plans and
specifications for the Project were developed in 2001; an Invitation to Bid was issued, but
the sole bidder's price proposal was much higher than the available budget at the time.
Commission Memorandum
Musco Lighting Sole Source
March 16, 2005
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Now, the construction documents need to be revised to comply with the existing codes and
regulations and to reflect the current available funding. In addition, the significant
improvements at the North Shore Park and Youth Center, already in operation, and the
Normandy Isle Park and Pool, currently under construction, make the proposed recreation
center at the Fairway Park unnecessary. A smaller facility will comply with the Park's
requirements.
Within the City Parks Program, there is an increased need for extended night time play
hours. Given that Fairway Park has no lighting of its own and the influx of new residents in
the vicinity of the Park that would participate in new programs, such as night time open
basketball play, soccer and baseball league play, etc., the implementation of these
improvements needs to be expedited. While the review and permitting of the
construction documents is being performedt a process that would take at least eight
months, the sports lighting system can be procured and installed. An advantage of
undertaking the sport lighting improvement as the first phase of the Project is the fact that
the residents would be able to enjoy night time sports activities, while the rest of the
improvements are in progress. The design, permitting process, and installation of the
sports lighting package can be performed independently to the rest of the Park's
improvements. Consequently, it is in the best interest of the City to implement this phase
as expeditiously as possible, so the North Beach residents can enjoy the use of the
facilities while the Park is being improved.
Sports lighting of athletic facilities is unique. The lighting system should minimize light
output above the horizontal plane to the extent possible, while providing safe illumination,
as determined by the recommended practices adopted by the Illuminating Engineering
Society of North America. Musco Lighting (Musco) has specialized in sports-lighting and
has already installed sport lighting systems at the City's North Shore Park and Tennis
Center, Flamingo Baseball field, Palm Island Tennis Courts, and the Crespi, Tatum, and
Stillwater Parks Basketball Courts.
Musco's proposal for furnishing and installation of the system includes a 1 O-year parts and
labor warranty for the Fairway Park sports lighting equipment. With the number of City
projects already completed, Musco is proposing to extend this warranty to all future
projects with the City of Miami Beach, Florida. Musco's own technology will provide
monitoring of the sports lighting system which includes the ability to evaluate lamp outages,
fuses blown, breaker trips, and lamp recycling. Musco will guarantee lighting levels for
5,000 hours free of maintenance. These functions have been developed by Musco.
Musco will provide next business day repair service when an outage has occurred. Musco
provides a 24 hour call center with live staff to answer all calls and verify that schedules
have processed, and real time monitoring of all schedules to insure they have progressed
(Exhibit "A").
Musco is an industry leader in controlling unwanted light and glare into surrounding
neighborhoods. Musco's design is based on the premise to light the Project with 40%
fewer fixtures than other manufacturers in the marketplace, which has the potential' to
Commission Memorandum
Musco Ughting Sofe Source
March 16, 2005
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translate to 40% less energy costs per month and 40% less demand charges from Florida
Power and Light (FPL). The light intensity at the Fairway Park's multi-purpose area and
tennis courts will be designed for 30 foot-candles and at the basketball court for 20 foot-
candles. Musco's proposal foral! these services is $311,700.00, as outlined in Exhibit "B".
The Administration recommends that the City Commission approve a waiver, by Snths
vote, of the competitive bidding process, finding such waiver to be in the City's best
interest; and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute an agreement between the City
of Miami Beach, Florida and Musco Lighting for the provision and installation of a sport
lighting system at the sports field, basketball court, and two (2) tennis courts at Fairway
Park, in an estimated amount of $311,700.00. The Agreement provides for the lighting
system equipment detailed planning, design, permitting, and installation services.
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Miami Beach. PIa. 33139
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For more than 25 years. Musco Ilas spceializcd in .ports-lighting. Tho tedmo1ogy cng)neered into the
system is ur1SW'Passed in die marketplac;e. making Musco the only manufacturer that provides a factory-
test~d, reliable. indusrrial.-strength product that can reduce energy costs by 40".4. Simply SIBled, MUJCO CaD
light your project with 4oe~~wer ftxture5 than any othor manufacture in the marketplace. That tranSlates to
400;' less energy eosts per month and 40% less demand charges from FPL.
The following key features are inQOl]lOratcd into our produd desigu and are Ulllvailable from any other
manu&cturer.
Warranty IO)'eart parts lUId labor I inc;Judcs an jmurancc certificate for your protection.
Musco from this point 00 will provide this wammty coverage Oil all future projeds with the City of Miami
Beach, florida. Musco's technology will prO\lide monitoring of your sporuligbting sys~ which lnclud83
the ability to evaluate lamp outages, Mea blown, breaker !rips. and lamp recyc1in&. Tbese functions have
been de\'eloped only by MWlco Ihrough years of research. Musco wit! call the City the ncltt business day
via. Phone or fax when on outage has occurred and will send the appropriato manpower and equipment to
rep4ir the aff<<tcd equipment.
Consistellf Jiaht weJs
Musco will also guaranTee the light levels on your fields for 5000 hn. Tbis technology is unique to the
industry, simple stated no one else elm pNvide this type of g\W11rtte for mBrc produl:C except MIlSCO .This
tran:sLatcs to light levell that ",ill be Ihe same year after year.
Light Tmpau " V..w.ated mare
Musco is the leader in the indllStry when it comes to eontroJliag UR'\I'llIlted lipi uulglare into surrounding
ncicbbomood5. Musco's independent teSttng labr'atory reports clearly :lhow that MUSI'O is the undisputed
leader with this technology. Mu.qco puts the light wh!!f8 you need it to be not in the eyes of the community.
Mascots ConU'OI Link
True statui f'eedback available on all manual ovenide switches; Individually fUsed relays; Tw~way high-
speed coUUJl\irlication system aDo"" COlUWlt moniloring of cODb"Ol unit, schedulas, switohes and
contaCtors.
Schedulilll Features
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100 1 II A.ve Wesl _ PO Box 808 . OslcCli0050. IA 52577
Phone: fSOOt 825-6020. Fox: (88813'17-8736
Simple pass cod~ scbeduling via the internet, phon~ fax, or email; Ability to tchedule multiple fields at one
time for multiple days in advance: No Hmitarlons to advance scbedu'ing; Ability to add User Group
information for tm;ldng field wage
CUltomet Support
24 hour c::all center with live staff to lInswer all ulIs and verifY that schedules have processed; lmmec1iate
on/off is processed thro\l&h c:.all center and validates that correct field is turned on or off; bal time
monitarin& of all schedules to insure they have processed; Complete control of scheduler information via
the website lI1cluding scturity codes
ReportiDg
Complete hiSlOn' of all usage is available via the wcbsite. Breakdown by facility, field. date ~ and u.o;er
UUUp.so Reports available in electroni.e format
Please note !hat MIl$CO is the sole provider <mil' of this ~)ogy to thc markBtp~.
If)'Ou need additional infonnation or have ~r questions regardina OUf prodQC1S, please C<JIIQd. me at
9541727-1443
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Control- Link.
Flexible control and
solid management
of your facility,
saves operating cost
and improves service
Get fingertip control of
your facilities from:
your desk
your field
your home
your phone
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for new and existing sports facilities
With cities and recreational needs growing faster than ever,
it's critical for schools, city planners, facility managers and
park and recreation departments to maximize their available
resources and make solid decisions about managing and
expanding their facilities.
Control-Link. is a reliable, cost effective system that helps
control, monitor and manage your new or existing recreational
facility lighting and any other electrically or electronically
operated equipment. The Control-Link System includes our
exclusive Control-Link Central~ - which is staffed 24/7 to
assist in your scheduling and reporting need~, the on-site
Control-Link equipment, and an industry leading warranty.
Reduce energy cost and staff legwork
Control-link reduce~ energy usage by operating lights and
equipment only when needed. This helps curtail taxpayers'
concerns about lights operating when fields arc not in use.
The automated system reduces staff traveling from field to field
to turn lights 011 and ofFbefore and after events. Eliminates the
need to distribute and track multiple- sets of keys, and reduces
the time it takes to coordinate staff and facility schedules.
Flexible control simplifies operational needs
Lighting schedules are entered into an easy to use
Control-Link Central web site or by email, phone or fax.
Users are set up with passwords that allow varying access
levels that you specify. Passwords, unlike keys, can be: issued
or cancelled at any time making seasonal personnel or
volunteer changes easier to manage.
The system is designed to allow long-term scheduling, with the
flexibility to switch your lights on or off immediately. Emergency
schedule changes can be made through Control-Link Central or
an on-site Schedule Override screen, and on-site manual controls
are provided for your I112intenance staff.
Solid management tools reduce hassle
Control-Link saves you time overseeing facility operations,
scheduling staff and planning routine maintenance. Control-Link
Cencral accumulates information for you about your facility
usage including operating history by facility and user group.
and provides proactive monitoring of your lighting system.,.
reporting fixture outages to help you plan routine maintenance.
A preseason light check helps assure your fields are ready for play.
Your Control-Link Central team can assist you in crearing
reports and analyzing your data to help provide tools for
efficient operations, allocation of costs, assessment of user
fees, proactive maintenance and facility expansion planning.
These capabilities provide the basis for significant long term
cost savings and the potential for providing better customer
service and innovative uses of your facilities without adding staff.
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· Saves Energy and Staff Costs
· Allows Flexible Control
· Provides Usage Data
· Increases Security
· Provides Reliable Operation
"Thank you so much for providing
such an effective and advanced
system for scheduling our lights;
it has truly revolutionized the
way we work. "
- Kelly Bnker
Athletic Fid,j Pel'mit Coordinator
l)"pt of Par1.." Rl'cr"ation Jlld J'vtJrill"
City of Lung Beach. CA
"It's the best thing we ever did.
With the savings in energy and
labor costs, our Control-Link
system will pay for itself in less
than 2 years."
"I use Control-Link Central- to
enter the weekly schedules so
I can spend my time taking care
01 other things ... They do a
great iob, week after week."
- ....n A",dJim'
t\thletk Coordinator
City of Cap I' CurJI, FL
- John Banks
Park and Ren-""tioll Superviml'
La!-'\Ina Ni!,,"ud, CA
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Control- Link. Central
Trained Staff Available 2417
System and Schedule
Monitoring
The Control-Link Control and
Monitoring System checks your
system performance each time your
lights are turned on. If the system
detects fixture outages that affect
playability. Control-Link Central is
notified and ",-ill contact you. Preseason
checks can be a part of your proactive
maintenance program to help make
sure your lights are operating before
the first game.
Control-Link Cencral staff monitor all
schedules entered to make sure they are
successfully completed.
Operations Support
Control-Link Central provides two options for
IThlnagement and control of your facilities:
. Direct concrol of the Control-Link Central
database and systems via an easy-co-
use websitl";
. Contact Control-Link Ct'ncral's
team of trained operators 24/7 to
monitor and enter your schedules
and transmit last minute
schedule changes.
Control-Link Activation
Management Data
Control-Link Central offers
dlcctive tools to operate,
manage, and analyze the
ex'tensive stored information.
Standard reports include usage
reports by facility and/or
end-user,
Once the on-site equipment is
installed, a Musco tt.-chnician
activates and tests your
Control-Link system. The
technician programs your
specific field configurations
and enters astronomic data
for your geographic
location. Sample
commands are sent
from Control-Link
Central to test each
relay/ligl1ting zone.
Customer Training
Control-Link Central staff
provides customer training
via telephone conference
on Control-Link oper.ltion,
scheduling, website access,
and all user functions.
"We greatly appreciate your
super friendly service."
Kelly Barker,
Athlcti, Field l"'flllit C,mrdinJtm
n::partlllel1l of Park., Recr."ation
and Marin.... City oil-ong Beach. CA
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Your factory-built and -tested
Control-Link equipment includes:
. Satellite antenna
. Communication Modem
. Control and Monitoring cabinet(s)
Optional Equipment
. Remote Manual Switches cabinet
. On-site Schedule Override
Supplied by Contractor
. Main disconnect (e1ectric;u
distribution panel), conduit
and power ",,-iring
. 120 volt control circuit(s)
. Transformer if 120 volt supply
not available
. Mounting hardware for cabinets
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communication method
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Communication System
Musco provides a rdiable, high-speed
broadband system that connects Control-
Link Central to your on-site equipment.
Available nationwide, our commercial
grade satellite antenna is installed by a
qualified technician and provides real-time
"always on" two-way communication.
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cabinet operates and monitors your
lights and equipment on new lighting
projects. Existing lighting systems
require a retrofit Control Cabinet -
contact us for details.
On/Off Control Module
Receives and stores schedules from
Control-Link Central, sends signals to
contactors to operate your equipment,
verifies schedules carried out
Monitoring Module
Monitors your lighting system and
reports any fixtUre outages to help
you plan routine m:lintenance and
keep your facilities operating
Contactor Switching Modules
Switches your equipment on/offper
the schedules from the controller
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The on-site Schedule Override touch
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extend pl~y or turn the lights off early.
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The remote Manual Switches cabinet
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Off-On-Auto switch location for
maintenance staff. Lockable cabinet
helps prevent tampering for outdoor
mounted equipment.
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Musco Systems to Meet Yo
Light-Structure 2"
Outdoor: New Lighting Applications
Engineered as 5 Easy Pieces" that support the 5 important
sports-lighting principles Df safety, durability,
energy efficiency. environmental sensitivity and cost.
Increases light levels up tD 25%
Reduces wasted spill light up tD 95%
Additional Solutions
SportsCluster-2:!,
Outdoor: Retrofit Applications
A modular photometric unit
factory aimed and tested to
perform from your choice of
structures - makes retrofit
of old equipment easy.
Increases light levels up to 25%
Reduces wasted spill light up to 95%
Light-Pak-
Indoor: New and Retrofit Applications
Energy-efficient indoor sports
lighting that operates at your
choice of two energy levels
for improved cost control.
Saves energy costs
over alternative systems
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www.musco.com
e-mail: lighting@musco.com
100 15t Avenue West/ PO Box 808
Oskaloosa, Iowa 52577
641/673-0411. Fax: 641/672-1996
800/825-6030
Smart LampTM Operating System
Ordering Information
Ordering Code .......................................LA-30Z-1
ANSI Designation ..........................................M48
Description ......................... ..............MH1500 MZ
lamp Type ................................HID: Metal Halide
02005 Musco Lighting' Patents Issued & Pending.
1500 Watt Metal Halide Lamp (Clear)
Technical Data Sheet
Proprietary to Musco Lighting
Physical Characteristics
Bulb Size ......... ..... ............. ........ .... ......... ............... ........... ........... ...............8T-56
Bulb Finish ...... .......... ..... .................... ............. ...... .......... ............ ........ ........Clear
Base ...................................................................Mogul Screw Position Oriented
Maximum Overall Length (MOL) .................................................15%' (391mm)
light Center Length (lCL) .............................................................9Y.' (232mm)
Arc Tube Lighted Length.................................................................3Y". (84mm)
Arc Tube Material .............................................................................Fused Silica
Maximum Permissible Bulb Temperature ......................................400.C (752'F)
Maximum Permissible Base Temperature .....................................210.C (410.F)
Photometric Operating Characteristics'
System Rated Constant Lumens Over Life 2...........................................134,000
Operating Position ........................ ... ...... .......... .............. .......Arc Tube Horizontal
Lamp Replacement Interval, Hours 3...........................................................5000
Correlated Color Temperature (Approximate) ...........................................4200K
CIE Chromaticity Coordinates (Approximate) ...............................x-.370. y-.390
Color Rendering Index (Ra)........................................................................65-70
Electrical Data
Average Lamp Wattage Over Operating Life 2..............................................1450
Warm-up Time to 80% of Output.....................................................3-5 Minutes
Re-strike Time for Hot Lamp........................................................10-15 Minutes
Lamp Operating Current (Max. rms Amps) 4..................................................6.0
Ballast Type ......... ............................. ..... ......... ............... ..... ........... ......ANSi M48
Minimum Starting Temperature ...... ........ ........... ..... ...... ................ ...... ........ -30'C
Footnotes:
(1) Operating Characteristics are per the Musco Smart Lamp(TM) Operating System on a
commercial ballast with arc tube horizontal. Lamp lumen measurements In accordance with
IESNA LM-51-00. Lamp color data in accordance with IESNA LM-58-94. Lamp operating cycle
of fIVe hours per start to reflect expected field use in the sports lighting Industry.
(2) Lamp starts out at a reduced wattage and increases over life to offset lumen loss as lamp ages.
Average wattage over life is 1450 watts.
(3) Beyond 5.000 hours Is the time when constant lumens are no longer maintained by the Smart
LampTM Operating System. Average lamp life before failure Is substantially greater than 5,000
hours as tested and defined per IESNA LM-47-01 with five hours per start.
(4) Does not Include ballast losses.
We Make" Happen.
800/825-6030
www.muscO.com
Iighting@musco.com
SSL.Dl
Recommended Warnings, Cautions and
Operating Instructions
~ WARNING: These lamps can cause serious skin burn and
Lll eye inflammation from short wave ultraviolet radiation if
outer envelope of the lamp is broken or punctured. Do not use
where people will remain for more than a few minutes unless
adequate shielding or other safety precautions are used. Certain
lamps that will automatically extinguish when the outer envelope
is broken or punctured are commercially available. This lamp
complies with FDA radiation performance standard 21 CFR
subchapter J. (USA:21 CFR 1040.30 Canada:SORlDORS/80-381)
/I the outer bulb Is broken or punctured, tum off al once and
replace the lamp to avoid possible Injury from hazardous short
wave ultraviolet radiation. Do nol scralch the outer bulb or
subject It to pressure as this could cause the outer bulb to crack
or shaller. A partial vacuum In the ouler bulb could cause glass
lolly If the envelope Is struck.
~ WARNING: The art-tube of metal halide lamps are
Lll designed to operate under high pressure and at
temperatures up to 1000'C and can unexpectedly rupture due
to internal or external factors such as a ballast failure or
misapplication. If the arc-tube ruptures for any reason, the outer
bulb may break and pieces of extremely hot glass might be
discharged into the surrounding environment If such a rupture
were to happen, THERE IS A RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY,
PROPERlY DAMAGE, BURNS AND FIRE.
RELAMP FIXTURES AT OR BEFORE THE END OF RATED LIFE.
Allowing lamps to operate until they fail is not advised and may
Increase the possibility 01 Inner arc tube rupture.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY,
PROPERTY DAMAGE, BURNS AND FIRE RESULTING FROM AN
ARC TUBE RUPTURE, THE FOLLOWING LAMP OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED.
Hg - LAMP CONTAINS MERCURY
Manage in Accord with Disposal Laws
See www.lamprecycle.org or call 1-800-825-6020
Lamp Operating Instructions:
1. Turn off lamps at least once a week for at least 15
minutes in systems which are operating on a continuous
basis (24 hours/day-7dayslweek). FAILURE TO TURN
OFF LAMPS FOR THE MINIMUM RECOMMENDED TIME
MAY INCREASE THE POSSIBILITY OF AN INNER
ARC-TUBE RUPTURE.
2. RELAMP FIXTURES AT OR BEFORE THE END OF
RATED LIFE. Allowing lamps to operate until they fail
is not advised and may increase the possibility of inner
art tube rupture.
3. Before lamp installation/replacement, shut power off and
allow lamp and fixture to cool to avoid electrical shock
and potential burn hazards.
4. Use only auxiliary equipment meeting Philips and/or
ANSI standards. Use within voltage limits recommended
by ballast manufacturer.
A. Operate lamp only within specified limits of operation.
B. For total supply load, refer to ballast manufacturers
electrical data.
5. Periodically inspect the outer envelope. Replace any
lamps that show scratches, cracks or damage.
6. If a lamp bulb support is used, be sure to insulate the
support electrically to avoid possible decomposition of
the bulb glass.
7. Protect lamp base, socket and wiring against moisture,
corrosive atmospheres and excessive heat.
8. Time should be allowed for lamps to stabilize in color
when turned on for the first time. This may require
several hours of operation, with more than one start.
Lamp color is also subject to change under conditions of
excess vibration or shock, and color appearance may
vary between individual lamps.
9. Lamps may require 10 to 20 minutes to re-Iight if there
is a power interruption.
1 O. Take care in handling and disposing of lamps. If an arc
tube is broken, avoid skin contact with any of the
contents or fragments.
11. Do not use this lamp in a fixture that contains a Pulse
Start metal halide ballast and is specifically designed for
use with Pulse Start metal halide lamps.
12. Use only in an enclosed fixture capable of withstanding
particles of glass having temperatures up to 1000.C.
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Musco's Green friendly system will reduce by half or more the cost of operating
and maintaining your ballfield lighting system.
For Your Budget
Innovative photometric improvements of the luminaire
result in substantially more efficient light control.
Savings
Musco's evolution of fundamental lamp principles creates
a new operating system - Smart Lamp"'.
10 Year Life Cycle Cost
Prior Technology Fixture Quantity
Light.Structure Green Fixture Quantity
1. Energy - photometric improvement
2. Group Relamp
3. Lamp Maintenance
4. Energy - controls
5. Labor - controls
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$7,812
$6,500
$1,500
$1,953
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4. 25% savings by switching on and off
20 minUles closer \0 actual usage time.
5. 15 minutes labor for luming 011 and for
off at sa labor rate-'1000 operations.
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for a More Energy Conscious Generation.
Amazing new technology. . . same initial price.
And best of all, it does wonderful things for the adjoining environment. It puts much less
light on nearby properties. It protects the beauty of the dark night skies.
For The Environment
Spill and glare control features are now a standard part
of every luminaire at no extra cost.
This green generation luminaire system cuts spill by
half or more, even when compared to Musco's prior
industry-leading technology.
less Sp ill
360' X 2251 Soccer Field
30fc Average Maintained 30fc Constanlllluminalion
Light.Structure Fixture Type Ught.Structure Green~
with Total Light Contro'-
photometric option
1500W MZ
Lamp Type
1500W MZ
ub Service. Now at No Extra Cost!
ing with Musco tradition we guarantee all of this, plus a constant light level,
ears. Musco's 10 Club Service includes lamp replacement at end of life. . . is supported
seo's well established insurance backing. . . and is included at no extra cost..
tern Controls Standard
Also included in the base price of Light.Structure Green is Musco's Control.Link..
system that gives you solid facility management and flexible control.
.Se,10 Club S",.;ClI wa'ranly 10' dotails.
Light-Structure 6f(2..€€tJ,.
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Light.Structure Green- System - still Five Easy Pieces. plus:
Improved Lumlnalre Efficiency
1. Reflector system: More th~n 2000 photometric p~tterns provide optim:u
energy efficiency and minimal spill light for each project.
2. Visor System: Severn visor choices provide energy efficient light on me field
and minimal spill light. The aerodynamics reduce wind load on the poles.
3. Side Shift Beam Control: Bealns can be adjusted within the luminaire
horizontally as wdl as vertically. We can now custom fit the light to the corners.
Smart Lamp~ Operating Systell
1. Lamp: 30 years of lamp experience has taught Musco to operate the lamp with
less energy and extend its life with a system of timed power adjustments.
2. Geared tm adjustmenf: With a geared leveling mechanism the I~mp arc rube
operates in me energy adv.mtageous horizontal position.
Increased Durability, Assured Results
1. Die-Cast aluminum reflector housing: Provides a rugged found~tion for
building and maintaining a sophisticated photometric unit.
2. Gasketing: Improved material and gasket system design virtually eliminate
"outg:l5ing" and other contamination of the reflectors and lens.
3. Factory Assembled Luminaires: The luminaire ships totally assembled:
avoids contaminants, saves time, improves aiming accuracy,
4. AUaching Mechanism: The factory assembled lumin:lire connects electrically
~nd structurally to the crossarm v.ith one simple attachment.
5. Factory Aiming: Musco's well established service offacrory ailning is even better
with Light-StnlCture Green. . . field changes can still be done.
Solid control and flexible management
1. Controls and monitoring: This system, in one simple cabinet, included in the
base price, saves energy and gives you a solid, flexible management tool.
2. Control Link Central-: Re:u people at Musco, 2417, support your operation of
. your lights.. ..from office, field or home. . . benefits field users and neighbors.
Ultimate guarantee. . . at no extra cost
With Green Generation Lighting, Musco's 10 Club Service. guarantees it all for
10 years, plus free relamping ~t the end of the lamps I'3ted life. All of this is assured
hy Musco's field service department and their technicians.
Light Structure Green'" is the result of more than a dozen
inventions and innovations from more than 10 million dollars
of research and capital investment by Musco.
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Phone: 954-583-9756 . fox 954-629.a4-46
Quotation: Fairway Park
Date: 2125105
To: Alexandra Rolandc:lli
Fu: 30S-673-7073
TERMS: Net 30
QUANTITY
We arc pleased to submit the following quotation for YOUT c:oosideraUon:
DESCRIPTION Price
Main Multi purpose area lit to 30 foot-<:andles. Installation of S 115,000.00
Light Structure poles and fixlurcs are included.
Breakdown:
1.$72.000.00 includes all coaduit. wire, and switchgear. Also
includeS EJcdri<:al Enginemng
2) 524.500..
3)$12&.500.00 Tennis <:ourts lit to 30 fOotcandles. lDst3lJation
of Light Structure poles and fixtures aTe included.
Breakdown;
1 )$22.000.00 includes conduit. wire, and switchgear.
Electrical engineering includes. 569,300.00
2)$15.000.00 includes unloading poles and setting poles.
3) Basketball courts lit to 20 footcandlcs. Installation of Light
Structure poles and fixtures are included.
1) ) $7200.00.
2) $3800.00 includes unloading all pole and setting poles and
aiming all fixtures. Also includes structure eugineering IJ 7,400.00
3) $6400includes all poles, fiJdUres .Iamps, remote ballast,
d isconnec:ts. puU-boxes. and 10 year wamurty including all
lamp change ~ts.
IMPORT ANT: Prices are good for acceptance and delivery for 90 days oaly, unless such time is cxtcndcd in writing.
.Plcase add applicable sales taxes to above prices, freight charges have been included.
The above pri<:e is for a complete turnkey instaI1ation including conduit, wire, switch gear, and drawings.
Price does not include any FPL charges, nor does it include penniuing if applicable.
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