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File #: 19-2607   
Type: Staff Briefing - Without Ordinance
In control: Audit and Accountability Committee
On agenda: 3/19/2019
Posting Language: AU18-C06 Audit of Transportation and Capital Improvements Department Storm Water Program Contract
Attachments: 1. AU18-C06 Audit of TCI - Storm Water Program Contract
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AUDIT COMMITTEE SUMMARY
March 19, 2019
Audit of TCI Storm Water Program Contract
Report Issued February 20, 2019

Objective

Determine if the City and vendor are in compliance with the Storm Water Facilities Inspection Contract.

Background

The City of San Antonio's Transportation and Capital Improvement Department (TCI) is responsible for maintaining the City's estimated 700 miles of storm water infrastructure. In order to assess the condition of the storm water infrastructure, an annual goal of 60 televised miles was established. TCI is responsible for televising 20 miles and a contractor was engaged to televise the remaining 40 miles annually. In June 2017, the City entered into a contract with RJN Group Inc. (RJN), in an amount not to exceed $4,250,000 over three years, to meet the annual 40-mile contractor goal. The primary goals identified were:

* Perform video inspections of storm water infrastructure, condition assessments, and map the storm water system network
* Develop a video inspection and Condition Assessment Master Plan for subsequent years

TCI monitors RJN's progress and fiscal staff review invoices submitted. Furthermore, TCI's Contract Monitoring Division performs monitoring procedures over key contractual requirements. The City's ultimate goal is to utilize the results to prioritize future maintenance efforts.

Scope and Methodology

The audit scope included contract monitoring efforts from June 2017 through August 2018. We reviewed TCI monitoring processes for compliance with key contract terms. We verified contractual requirements were met related to project deliverables, personnel and equipment requirements, and insurance coverage. In addition, we reviewed TCI's reporting of miles televised on a monthly basis and proposed maintenance plans. Furthermore, we tested invoices from both RJN and subcontractors to determine they were accurate and properly supported. Finally, reviewed user access and data backup procedures related to the PR...

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