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County centralizes Cintas services under single master agreement to standardize pricing
Summary
The commission approved a countywide master services agreement with Cintas that consolidates previously separate departmental arrangements under state contract pricing, with departments able to opt into services individually; county staff said consolidation will save money.
The Board of Commissioners approved a master services agreement with Cintas on Oct. 6 to consolidate product and service contracts across county departments under consistent pricing and terms.
Maintenance staff said they met with several department heads and negotiated a single local agreement using state contract pricing; individual departments will still be able to opt into receiving items and pricing under the master agreement. “There will be significant savings now that we have structured this into 1 proposal for all departments,” maintenance staff said.
A commissioner thanked staff for the work to unify contracts; the board approved the agreement by voice vote.
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