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Commissioners approve five-year Automated Logic maintenance agreement for county building controls
Summary
Delaware County approved a five-year agreement with Automated Logic to update and support building controls for the County Building; the initial-year costs reflect software upgrades and the five-year total was described as approximately $42,000.
Delaware County Commissioners approved a multi-year service agreement June 2 with Automated Logic to update and maintain building automation controls at the County Building.
County staff described the package as a five-year pricing plan that covers software upgrades needed to communicate with First and Second Floor controls now in place and to allow later upgrades on additional floors. Staff presented year-by-year pricing and said the first-year cost includes the software upgrade; the five-year total was summarized in the meeting as about $42,000.
A motion to approve the contract passed on a roll-call vote. Staff said funds for the contract will be included in the upcoming budget and noted the work is limited to this county building only; separate quotes for the other floors and buildings are pending.
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