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Commissioners approve purchase of resident beds for county nursing home from Direct Supply
Summary
The Board approved a 2025 bid for 15 resident beds, recommending Direct Supply option 1; the purchase is funded from the nursing capital line and will replace older beds while adding parts inventory.
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County staff presented the 2025 bid to replace aging resident beds at the county nursing home and recommended awarding to Direct Supply (option 1). The commissioners approved the recommendation by voice vote.
Ross Johnson described procurement background, saying the county tries to stay with the same manufacturer so older beds can supply parts as they reach end of useful life. Staff said the facility needs 10 beds immediately but ordered 15 so five units can be used for parts or future needs. The recommended beds are rated for bariatric use and offer adaptable deck widths and lengths.
Ross said the purchase is budgeted in the nursing capital line and therefore covered by existing capital funds; commissioners moved, seconded and approved the procurement during the meeting.
Staff noted the competitive bid process and that multiple vendors submitted bids to the specification. The beds are intended to improve reliability and reduce long‑term maintenance costs by standardizing on a reputable manufacturer.
