County approves $82,452 multistat analyzer for coroner using opioid settlement funds
The Carbon County commissioners unanimously approved purchase of a multistat analyzer and supplies for the coroner’s office from Randox Toxicology totaling $82,452, to be funded from the county’s opioid settlement allocation. The three-year post-warranty service contract is included.
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The Carbon County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Dec. 12 to accept a proposal from Randox Toxicology for a multistat analyzer, test kits and a three-year post-warranty service contract for the coroner’s office at a total cost of $82,452.00, to be paid from the county’s opioid settlement fund allocation. The motion to accept the proposal was made by Commissioner Rocky C. Ahner and seconded by Commissioner Wayne E. Nothstein; the board polled Ahner, Nothstein and Chair Michael J. Sofranko in favor.
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