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Largo commission approves consent docket with multiple procurement items, including chillers, roadway rehab and solar roof installation
Summary
The commission approved a consent docket that authorized renewals and purchases across public works, water and police facilities — including a RouteWare solid waste system, lift‑station design, pavement rehabilitation contracts totaling about $1.24 million, a solar rooftop installation (~$145,100), and new chillers/boiler procurement (~$1.09 million).
The Largo City Commission approved a lengthy consent docket on Oct. 7 that authorized routine renewals and capital purchases across multiple departments.
Notable items listed by staff included: a one‑year renewal of the RouteWare web‑based solid‑waste and customer‑service system (~$164,600); authorization of professional design and engineering services for Lift Station 41 (Kimberly Horn & Associates, total estimated $230,000 including contingency); a FY2026 spending authorization for pavement and roadway infrastructure rehabilitation (estimated $1,237,100 shared among multiple contractors); authorization to proceed with purchase and installation of two 160‑ton chillers and a 2,000,000 BTU boiler for the Largo Police Department through Carrier Corporation (estimated $1,094,800); and authorization to spend approximately $145,100 with Advanced Green Technologies for a roof‑mounted photovoltaic structure.
The consent docket also included chemical and equipment purchases for wastewater operations, trenchless sewer rehabilitation contract extensions, and multiple small‑to‑mid‑sized professional services and equipment contracts. A motion to approve the consent docket was moved and seconded and the commission approved the items as presented on the consent agenda.
