Commissioners approve Trimble GPS equipment purchase as software support dwindles
The board approved a Trimble GPS equipment bid for $2,515,120; Highway Engineer Nick Bergman said the county is replacing select units to maintain brand compatibility and that older units' software support is ending.
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Pipestone County approved a purchase of Trimble GPS equipment from Frontier Precision for $2,515,120 at the Jan. 28 meeting. Highway Engineer Nick Bergman explained the county was buying only the units that need replacement so new and old equipment remain compatible.
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