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Davie County Schools approves $430,346 contract for 1,200 Chromebooks on state contract
Summary
The Davie County Board approved a contract with Trafera to buy 1,200 Chromebooks for $430,346.31 using capital fund balance, citing the devices are on state contract and required to maintain a one-to-one student-device ratio.
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DAVIE COUNTY, N.C. — The Davie County Board of Education approved a purchase contract for 1,200 Chromebooks with Trafera, totaling $430,346.31, to preserve the district’s one-to-one student-device ratio.
Finance officer Clay Harris presented the contract at the special-call meeting, saying the devices are purchased through a state contract and the district plans to use capital fund balance to pay for them. “These are on state contract, and so that's the reason that we don't have multiple bids associated with it,” Harris said.
Board members confirmed that the board had approved a related budget amendment during consent to allow the purchase from capital outlay funds. The board approved the Trafera contract by motion (mover: Jeff; second: Khan) and recorded the procurement as a business-item approval during the meeting.
The transcript records the contract amount as $430,346.31 and the quantity as 1,200 Chromebooks. Board members did not provide additional technical specifications in the meeting record; Harris said the purchase is intended to keep the district at a 1:1 device ratio. The board did not discuss a delivery timetable or warranty specifics at the meeting; staff will proceed under the state contract terms.

