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Mayors set special Sept. 24 meeting to rework recycling plan and SOP after procurement delays
Summary
Mayor’s Council scheduled a special meeting for Sept. 24 to review the recycling revolving fund operations plan and to work through a proposed update to the council’s bylaws and standard operating procedures after procurement delays, an abandoned-vehicle bid protest and vendor payment backlogs were reported.
The Mayor’s Council of Guam set a special meeting for 10 a.m. on Sept. 24 to review the recycling revolving fund operations and expenditure plan and to begin line‑by‑line revisions of the council’s bylaws and standard operating procedures (SOP).
President Mayor Jesse Alec announced the date after extended council discussion on Sept. 4 about delays in procurement, a protested abandoned-vehicle contract and outstanding vendor payments tied to recycling and disposal programs. The executive director reported procurement status updates and that the abandoned-vehicle procurement is currently protested to the Office of Public Accountability and awaiting a hearing.
The council’s executive director reported that the council had received 197 procurement request forms as of Aug. 25 and had processed or ordered roughly 30 of…
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