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Procurement staff member (Casamino) told the committee that many respondents lacked a local presence and that selection hinged on pricing and vendors' ability to provide local temporary personnel. \"A lot of these vendors who responded didn't have a local presence and couldn't supply temporary personnel on a local basis, so they were overlooked,\" Casamino said. She offered to provide a pricing breakdown and scoring sheet by email at Legislator Smith's request.

Legislator Peyton moved to recommend adoption after the staff explanation; the motion carried on a voice vote. Committee members discussed that pricing and local capacity were key selection criteria and that staff would send detailed scoring documentation to legislators who requested it.

Resolution 21926 lists awardees as split vendors including A List LLC (Olathe, Kansas), Employ Group DBA At Work Personnel Services (Santa Fe Springs, California), Misc Staffing Services DBA Staffing Services (Kansas City, Missouri), and PennMAC Staffing Services Inc. (Lee's Summit, Missouri). The committee recorded the motion to recommend adoption and will forward the resolution to the full legislature for final action.

Clarifying details from the meeting: staff committed to provide a pricing breakdown and scoring sheet to legislators by email; selection emphasized local ability to supply temporary personnel and competitive pricing; multiple vendors were selected as a split award.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Jackson County Finance and Audit Committee June 18, 2025 ","oneSentenceSummary","A Jackson County committee recommended adoption of Resolution 21926, awarding a split-term contract for temporary personnel services to multiple vendors; county procurement staff said local presence and pricing drove selections and committed to provide scoring details to legislators on request.","taxTitle","Jackson County, Missouri","taxId",2579,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6186943,"Committee holds Aramark food services ordinance for Jackson County Detention Center",89,96000,185000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5073397-6fe7aff0c7abd4bb3fd849cb94d8b7a4&start=96&end=185","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5073397-6fe7aff0c7abd4bb3fd849cb94d8b7a4/thumbnail_96000.jpg","/articles/6186943/Jackson-County/Missouri/Committee-holds-Aramark-food-services-ordinance-for-Jackson-County-Detention-Center","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186943-bb3e2b65c9e9cf658f036ca169633f56/orig.mp4?Expires=1770946041&Signature=gl33KPGIZ7C4xS7L1Bz5RHIFLf8vue8j7txWFScNJ~B1hm5Oxhk9fmebFKxbRApIn4-Hcs1Kd500QLqjX~SZdZzgBBBKdGRyref-ndw3qGiL4qvszspZerSiIsIcsxn6HOgA-tP6NHIAnxTYeqqgHt7rXH2X8bcoNExnrIatKk-VZSQgfOgzZcwbBJgUwQo28a-OMp5OiTaKc9uZ98trrh6tHp8n9KawUy2wugJbmSbW6ovSMPQzoFagogixWILOsaGGt-bPS33mKVJbLlnzP7oqNOYt26IK4GzUEbu0RsE6D239S09hwyIYW9fiR0oXX5OTrxc77LiORk90lTQQyQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Jackson County Legislature committee held Ordinance 5980 at Legislator Franklin's request. The ordinance would appropriate funds from the county's undesignated 2025 general fund balance and award a 24-month term contract (with 12-month extension options) to Aramark Correctional Services of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to provide food management services at the Jackson County Detention Center under Request for Proposals (RFP) number 24072.

The ordinance text as read in committee listed an appropriation amount of $387,405,100 from the undesignated fund balance of the 2025 general fund. Committee members did not debate service details in depth during the meeting; Legislator Franklin moved to hold the ordinance, and the motion to hold was agreed to.

Chair Jalen Anderson noted the item had been discussed previously and suggested expediting items already reviewed, but the specific motion to hold prevailed. No committee vote to adopt or perfect the ordinance occurred; the matter remains on hold pending further consideration by the full legislature or a future committee meeting.

Clarifying details from the committee record: the contract term presented is 24 months with 12-month options to extend; RFP number referenced is 24072; vendor named is Aramark Correctional Services of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the appropriation amount was stated in the transcript as $387,405,100 (as read aloud in committee). The committee recorded a motion to hold by Legislator Franklin and acknowledged the item will be held.","The committee voted to hold Ordinance 5980, which would award a multi-year food services contract for the Jackson County Detention Center to Aramark Correctional Services and appropriate a large sum from the 2025 general fund; Legislator Franklin asked for the item to be held for further consideration.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6186947,"Committee advances ordinance to replace Buckner Tarsley Road bridge, seeks insurer tender to cover bid shortfall",371,208000,579000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5073397-6fe7aff0c7abd4bb3fd849cb94d8b7a4&start=208&end=579","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5073397-6fe7aff0c7abd4bb3fd849cb94d8b7a4/thumbnail_208000.jpg","/articles/6186947/Jackson-County/Missouri/Committee-advances-ordinance-to-replace-Buckner-Tarsley-Road-bridge-seeks-insurer-tender-to-cover-bid-shortfall","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6186947-b6b850dafdf8569f620a5d5c4f50e6a2/orig.mp4?Expires=1770946041&Signature=db86kN~hmtwh4VzZwrSfyxppG4rGgL34oSIw4rJgaRBgTBFPG-UI35fcfH5LIPnXNFq7TsAXDncEaYyZ90NBjAJVUEs9LN3QkXBkH9M0v3Y6g4l26DVRvchSh4dY8ATkNgsB-e6dLRYCYsNqGeX1ZkqfvcHxlIBcFywO3~d3l7ETKs-rCe02i26cKgsf5g8dJb4v3ERa7RnWytCu0ABk3Ao7U7g2wlpOHLul1w-npMggX-mYKJkpHK03E5UUAWRLObjDYf1kswHLkTIakrmxgkw~KCHvYL4l99Ayvw843iZaib3K0vPLjy1ZlY10ksrggddIoikFGQ6KZFgWDCCJng__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A Jackson County Legislature committee recommended perfection of Ordinance 5988, which would rescind Resolution 21697 and advance replacement of the Buckner Tarsley Road bridge over Prairie Creek. The ordinance as presented would authorize the County Executive to execute a tender agreement with Liberty Mutual Insurance Company for $239,495.18 and to execute a construction agreement with Rodmacher Brothers Excavating Inc. at a county cost not to exceed $1,586,594.

The project replaces an existing double-span steel bridge just north of the city of Buckner with a single-span prestressed concrete structure, according to Rick Johnson of the county public works engineering division. \"The new single span will provide opportunity for more open area flow with Prairie Creek through the structure and reduce the chances of clogging,\" Johnson said.

Johnson told the committee Olsen Associates completed design plans in 2023. Bids opened under Invitation to Bid (ITB) 24037 on June 25, 2024; Phillips Hardy of Columbia submitted the low bid at $1,347,099 and Rodmacher Brothers Excavating of Pleasant Hill submitted a higher bid of $1,586,595. The legislature previously awarded the contract to Phillips Hardy via Resolution 21697 in August 2024 and contracts were executed in October 2024. At a November pre-construction meeting, Phillips Hardy requested a delay to spring 2025. In February, the bonding company informed county staff that Phillips Hardy could not fulfill the contract and provided a tender agreement to cover the bid difference.

\"The county waived the obligations of the original contract with Phillips Hardy,\" Johnson said. \"The county executed contract with the second low bidder, Rodmacher Construction, and the bonding company will pay the shortfall difference between the high bid and the second bid for $239,495.18.\" Johnson also said Rodmacher confirmed it would honor the unit prices it submitted in 2024 and that the company holds current tax and good-standing certificates with the State of Missouri.

Committee members asked questions about background and process before moving to recommend perfection. A motion to recommend perfection carried on an affirmative voice vote. Committee members were told construction would close Buckner Tarsley Road for a maximum of 182 days and that the project is fully funded by the county.

The ordinance, if perfected by the committee, will move to the full legislature for final action.

Clarifying details from the presentation: design plans completed in 2023; ITB 24037 bids opened June 25, 2024; Resolution 21697 awarded in August 2024; contracts executed in October 2024; pre-construction meeting in November 2024; bonding company tendered in February (year stated in transcript); maximum road closure of 182 days; requested tender payment $239,495.18; not-to-exceed construction cost $1,586,594.

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