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Board approves $34,495 kitchen kettle and $89,898 for two police cruisers
Summary
The Kansas City Kansas Board of Education accepted low bids for a tilting gas kettle for Arrowhead School ($34,495.25) and two Dodge Durango police cruisers ($89,898) for the district police department.
The Kansas City Kansas Board of Education on April 22 accepted low bids for facilities and safety equipment: a tilting gas kettle for Arrowhead School and two Dodge Durango police cruisers for the district police department.
The board voted to accept the low bid from Edward Don and Associates for a new tilting gas kettle at Arrowhead School in the amount of $34,495.25; the agenda cited compliance with board policy EJED for the procurement. The motion carried on a roll-call vote.
The board also approved the low bid from Landmark Dodge to purchase two Dodge Durango police cruisers for $89,898 for use by the Kansas City Kansas Public Schools Police Department. That motion likewise passed on a roll-call vote.
Both contracts were presented by district staff (identified on the agenda as Mr. Correll and Mr. Lilly) and recommended by Superintendent Anna Stubblefield. No substantive public discussion accompanied the votes and board members recorded their approvals during the roll-call.
