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Governing board unanimously approves consent calendar and multiple procurement awards
Summary
At the meeting the Fairfield‑Suisun Unified School District Governing Board approved the consent calendar and unanimously awarded multiple RFPs and bids for transportation, fleet software, networking equipment, cabling and fiber services.
The Fairfield‑Suisun Unified School District Governing Board unanimously approved the consent calendar and a series of procurement awards during its meeting. Trustees approved agenda adjustments and then returned from closed session before taking the votes.
Motions to approve each item were called and carried without recorded opposition. Items approved included:
• Approval of the consent calendar (motion by Dr. Tilly; second by Dr. Parr). The vote was recorded as unanimous.
• Item 12a: Review and approval of California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) notices of exemption for upcoming projects (motion recorded as "Move approval"; unanimous).
• Item 12b: Award of RFP 2237‑26 for charter school bus services to Michael's Transportation Services Inc., Delta Charter and Bus Loop (motion by Mr. Wilson; second by Dr. Parr; unanimous).
• Item 12c: Award of RFP 2238‑26 for fleet maintenance software to RTA (Fleet Success Company) (motion by Dr. Tilly; unanimous).
• Item 12d: Award of RFP 224‑0268 for network switches to CDW Government LLC (motion by Dr. Tilly; unanimous).
• Item 12e: Award of RFP 2241‑26 for wireless access points to CDW Government LLC (motion by Dr. Tilly; unanimous).
• Item 12f: Award of bid 22422608 for cabling projects at various sites to AMS.Net LLC (motion by Dr. Tilly; unanimous).
• Item 12g: Award of RFP 2243‑26 for dark fiber service to Sale Group (motion by Dr. Tilly; unanimous).
Each motion was made, seconded when recorded in the transcript, and approved unanimously by the trustees present. No dissenting votes were recorded in the public minutes.
Ending
Board members did not request additional presentations for the items and directed staff to proceed with contract and procurement finalization as necessary.
