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Committee OKs 1-year extension for HomeServe while city goes back out to bid
Summary
Cleveland’s Utilities Committee approved a one-year extension of the city's contract with HomeServe USA Corp to continue residential service and protection plans while the Department of Public Utilities conducts a competitive procurement for a new vendor.
The Cleveland City Council Utilities Committee approved an emergency ordinance to extend the city's existing residential service and protection plan contract with HomeServe USA Corp for one year while the Department of Public Utilities goes out to bid for replacement vendors.
The extension, introduced as Ordinance 3312025 by Council members Casey and Griffin at the committee meeting on May 8, gives the director of public utilities authority to employ professionals to develop, market and manage a residential service contract and protection plan program and to extend contract PS2020-265 with HomeServe USA Corp for periods not to exceed a total of one year.
The director of the Department of Public Utilities told the committee the current HomeServe program serves roughly…
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