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District staff brief board on fuel contract renewal and new trash pickup RFP response
Summary
Staff said they sent a letter to Park Oil to renew the district's fuel contract for 2026–27 and reviewed a recent RFP for school trash pickup that produced two bidders; Green for Life was the lower bidder and staff plan to develop a contract.
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District operations staff told the board they had written to Park Oil to seek renewal of the district’s fuel contract for the 2026–27 year and discussed new arrangements for trash pickup after a county decision to shift responsibility for pickup.
Operations staff member identified in the record as Mr. Melly said a letter was written to Park Oil to renew the fuel contract. Separately, staff described an RFP for trash collection in response to a county notice that the district would be responsible for trash pickup starting July 1. Two companies responded to the RFP, and staff said Green for Life was the lower of the two respondents; staff said they were seeking “to just take next steps to develop that contract with them so that we'd be ready to roll.”
A board member asked how often pickups would occur; staff said the RFP specified twice per week at each school and that staff compared existing dumpster sizes and company equipment when creating the solicitation. Operations staff also reported transportation proposals were due this Friday and that one new fiscal-year school bus had arrived while additional buses remain scheduled to arrive in the coming weeks. Staff said GPS hardware replacements and door access control work were underway and that gym floors at the high school, middle school and Riverdale would be refinished in June.
Staff also reported finance figures included in the packet: “Expenditures through April 30 totaled $25,890,005.99,” as recorded in the meeting materials and read aloud during the meeting.
No contract awards or board votes on the fuel contract or trash contract were recorded in the meeting transcript; staff described next steps and procurement timelines.

