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Operations committee approves multiple procurement items: vending, janitorial, trucks and IT services; fuel item deferred

DeKalb County Operations Committee (Ops) · December 3, 2025
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Summary

The committee approved extensions and purchases for vending services, janitorial coverage, roll-off and dump trucks, and a three-year Hewlett Packard Enterprise support agreement, while deferring a fuel delivery contract pending audit.

The Operations Committee approved a series of purchasing and contract items intended to maintain county operations.

Vending and janitorial services: The committee extended an existing snack-and-vending contract for Action Janitorial Service d/b/a Action Vending through Dec. 31, 2026. It also approved a change order to continue commercial janitorial services through March 31, 2026 (total not to exceed $958,053) while a new RFP is prepared.

Fleet purchases: Public Works described purchases under statewide contracts for dump trucks with plows, spreaders and brine tanks (Rush Truck Center/Truck Center Atlanta) not to exceed $2,520,242; staff estimated delivery lead times of about 18 months. The committee also approved purchase of Kenworth roll-off trucks for sanitation not to exceed $2,053,168.02.

Fuel delivery: A proposed increase to a cooperative fuel-delivery contract with Mansfield Oil Company of Gainesville, Inc. (not to exceed $7.5 million through Jan. 31, 2027) was deferred because the audit had not returned; staff will re-list the item for the next Ops meeting when audit results are available.

IT services: The committee approved a three-year Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HP Care Pack) agreement to continue maintenance and rapid-response support for county servers (total not to exceed $372,944.37). Staff said the county still hosts legacy systems on 94 physical servers and needs the agreement for continuity.

All approved items passed by voice vote; the fuel contract was deferred pending audit.