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USD 383 board approves multiple purchases including security cameras, networking equipment and a truck
Summary
The board unanimously approved several procurement items: a transportation pickup truck (~$53,883) plus truck bed (~$3,750), security camera servers ($148,578), an audio/video system for Woodrow Wilson ($28,678) and Cisco networking equipment ($407,152) after a bid correction.
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At its Feb. 18 meeting, the Manhattan-Ogden USD 383 Board approved multiple procurement actions presented by staff and vetted in committee. The votes were unanimous on each item.
Key approvals included final purchase of one transportation pickup truck from National Auto Fleet Group (estimated $53,883) and a truck bed from Hartland Truck Beds (estimated $3,750); purchase of security camera servers from American Digital Security LLC of Liberty, Missouri for $148,578; installation of a video and sound system at Woodrow Wilson from Hop Sound of McPherson for $28,678; and Cisco networking equipment procured through K12 ITC/Menlo of Kansas City for $407,152 after an initial low bid from another vendor was withdrawn as invalid.
Board members noted these items had been reviewed in committee (technology and facilities) and thanked staff for vetting and bringing competitive bids. The networking equipment motion was withdrawn and reintroduced after staff explained the lowest bid was invalid, at which point the board approved the next-highest compliant bidder.
All listed purchases were approved by voice vote with tallies reported in the meeting: truck and truck bed (7-0), security camera servers (7-0), Woodrow Wilson system (7-0), Cisco networking equipment (7-0). Staff noted typical procurement oversight and that items came through appropriate committees prior to board action.

