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County opens vehicle bids, then tables award so staff can review offers

5532814 · August 5, 2025
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Summary

Twelve bids for four county vehicles were opened; commissioners voted to table award to allow staff and solicitors to review the offers and return with recommendations at the Aug. 26 meeting (possible special meeting if needed).

The Lawrence County controller opened 12 bid envelopes on Aug. 5 for four surplus county vehicles. Bids ranged from low hundreds of dollars to roughly $1,180 depending on vehicle and bidder. The county did not award any vehicles at the meeting; commissioners voted unanimously to table the items so staff and counsel could review the bids and return with recommendations. County Controller David Crestapine read bid amounts and bidders into the record for the four advertised vehicles (including 2014 and 2015 Ford Police Interceptors and 2016 Ford Explorers). The board noted the bids will be reviewed, summarized by staff and presented for award at the next regular meeting on Aug. 26 or at a specially advertised meeting if an earlier award is needed. The motion to table was approved by unanimous roll call; the controller will assemble a report with per-vehicle bid comparisons and return it to the commissioners for an award decision. Ending: No vehicles were awarded; staff will prepare a bid summary and counsel will review for a future award process; the board set Aug. 26 as the likely award date but left open a special meeting if necessary.