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Rogers County awards range target system to Range Systems Inc., cites three-year warranty
Summary
The board approved awarding the sheriff's firearms range target system and protective wall contract to Range Systems Incorporated, citing a longer warranty and familiarity with the system despite the company submitting the highest bid.
Rogers County commissioners voted Oct. 16 to award the county's range target system and protective-wall contract to Range Systems Incorporated.
County staff and the sheriff's office recommended Range Systems because its proposal included a three-year warranty and because county personnel said they were familiar with the vendor's system from use by nearby agencies. The Range Systems bid was the highest submitted, at $75,006.63; the lowest bid was $71,002.72.
Staff explained the price difference was largely in the protective barrier component, and that other bidders offered only a one-year warranty. The county determined the extended warranty and the vendor's local track record justified the higher cost.
A motion to award the contract to Range Systems Incorporated passed on a voice vote; Commissioners Delosier and Brown recorded "aye." The transcript shows the motion was seconded and approved by the board. The agenda item is listed as 2026-14.
The board did not read a contract number or provide an implementation schedule during the meeting.
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