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Brewster County selects Hamilton Healthbox in vote to deliver skid‑mounted clinical building for Study Butte
Summary
The Brewster County Commissioners Court on Feb. 25 approved the scoring committee’s top RFP pick, Hamilton Healthbox, for a skid‑mounted clinical facility in Study Butte; the motion passed unanimously. Contract details and delivery timeline were not specified in the meeting record.
Brewster County commissioners voted unanimously on Feb. 25 to approve the RFP selection of Hamilton Healthbox to supply a skid‑mounted building to be used as a clinical facility in Study Butte.
Commissioner Sara Allen Colando told the court the scoring committee gave Hamilton Healthbox the highest score among proposals. Colando moved to approve the Hamilton Healthbox proposal; Commissioner Jim Westermann seconded the motion and the vote was 4‑0 in favor.
Agenda materials attached to the meeting included scoring sheets and the two submitted proposals, Hamilton Healthbox and Products Unlimited. The court’s action at the meeting approved the RFP winner; the transcript does not record contract terms, price, or a delivery schedule. Those procurement details were not specified during the open meeting.
County officials said the skid‑mounted building will be used for clinical purposes in Study Butte but did not enumerate the services to be provided or the funding source for the purchase and installation. The record also does not indicate when construction, delivery, or placement would occur or whether additional approvals will be required before installation.
The court approved the selection during a consent‑style vote; no public comment or debate about the vendor selection is recorded in the meeting minutes. The commission’s next regular meeting is scheduled for March 11, 2025.
