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Denton Public Utility Board backs up-to-$18.69M contract with Bond Equipment for refuse trucks and related services
Summary
On Jan. 27 the Denton Public Utility Board voted unanimously to recommend an ordinance authorizing a buy-through cooperative contract with Bond Equipment Company Inc. for refuse trucks, parts and repair services not to exceed $18,690,000 over five years (one year plus four optional one-year extensions).
The Denton Public Utility Board on Jan. 27 recommended that the City Council authorize the city manager to execute a cooperative-purchasing contract with Bond Equipment Company Inc. not to exceed $18,690,000 for refuse trucks, related equipment and repair services over a one-year base term with four optional one-year extensions.
Board members moved the recommendation after Facilities and Fleet Services Director Tom Braimer described the contract as a capacity agreement to allow the city to acquire refuse trucks and heavy utility vehicles and to obtain…
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