Vendor presentation: Centas pitches facility-supply contract; commissioners table decision
Jan 14, 2026
A Centas representative showcased pricing and a statewide QPA piggyback option and said inventory-managed service could reduce county supply costs; commissioners tabled the proposal for legal review and follow-up.
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Mr. Garcia, identified as a Centas representative, presented pricing and service options for county-wide supply and dispenser systems and said the company participates in a state QPA that allows local governments to piggyback on state contracts. He gave specific price comparisons in the packet (for example, a case of paper towels listed in his materials at $35.76 versus a county line item shown at $69.57) and described services including weekly mat laundering, dispenser maintenance, MSDS documentation and inventory management.
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