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Board authorizes advertising RFP for environmental consulting to meet FEMA procurement requirements
Summary
The board granted the superintendent authority to advertise RFP 2601 for environmental consulting services, citing the need to meet FEMA procurement requirements; the motion passed with no opposition recorded.
The board granted the superintendent authority to advertise Request for Proposals (RFP) No. 2601 for environmental consulting services. A staff member told the board that having the contract in place would meet FEMA procurement requirements. Cecil Harris made the motion, Brad Harris seconded, and the board recorded the motion carried with no oppositions. The item was described as an authority-to-advertise action; the board did not discuss budget amounts or prospective firms during the recorded remarks. Public comment was solicited and none was recorded for the late-added item before staff described it.
