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Council approves consent resolutions including cooperative purchasing agreements and donated artwork

Metropolitan Council (Government Operations & Regulations Meeting) · October 10, 2025
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Summary

The Metropolitan Council approved a slate of consent agenda items that included cooperative purchasing master agreements with private vendors and acceptance of donated digital artwork by Christian Green. No items were pulled for separate discussion.

The Metropolitan Council approved a package of consent resolutions covering procurement master agreements and a donation acceptance during its Government Operations & Regulations meeting.

The consent agenda included resolutions accepting cooperative purchasing master agreements with TK Elevator Corporation (elevators and escalators), Tetra Tech (facility assessment and planning), Alpha Facilities Solutions LLC (facilities planning), Clean Harbors Environmental Services (hazardous medical waste disposal), Roth IMS LLC (facilities conditions assessment), Deere Company (grounds maintenance equipment), Ferguson Enterprises (plumbing, HVAC and building supplies), and others, plus a resolution approving the acceptance of donated digital artwork by Christian Green for the Metropolitan government.

Council moved and seconded the consent slate, and the clerk recorded the vote as 5 in favor, 0 opposed, 0 not voting. No member requested that any item be pulled from the consent calendar for separate discussion.

Items approved on consent were the actions as read into the record by staff. The motion and vote recorded that the listed agreements and the donation were accepted by the Council and will be handled by the Department of General Services or other designated departments as specified in each resolution.

The approvals advance routine procurement and acceptance actions; departments will proceed with the implementation and contracting steps required under the adopted cooperative master agreements.