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Votes at a glance: salt contract, road materials and an IT subscription approved

City of Charleston Finance Committee · October 20, 2025
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Summary

The Finance Committee approved a one‑year salt contract with Mid Atlantic LLC at $85 per ton, and approved a one‑year VMware support subscription with Zones LLC for $56,130.99; the committee adopted all agenda resolutions on voice votes.

CHARLESTON — On Oct. 20 the City of Charleston Finance Committee approved several procurement measures on voice votes.

Mid Atlantic LLC was awarded a one‑year, as‑needed contract for road salt at $85 per ton delivered (Resolution 25‑103). Mr. Michaud said that price is lower than last year's roughly $98 per ton and that the city received four bids.

The committee also authorized a one‑year subscription for VMware virtual server software support with Zones LLC at $56,130.99 (Resolution 25‑104). Mr. Michaud said the price increase reflects a change by the incumbent vendor, which was bought out and is now requiring annual subscriptions rather than a one‑time purchase.

Votes at a glance (committee action): - Resolution 25‑100: EMS equipment purchase — approved. - Resolution 25‑101: FY25–26 budget amendment for fire truck repairs — approved. - Resolution 25‑102: Contract with Atlantic Emergency Solutions for Engine 455 repairs — approved. - Resolution 25‑103: Road salt contract with Mid Atlantic LLC ($85/ton) — approved. - Resolution 25‑104: VMware subscription with Zones LLC ($56,130.99) — approved. - Resolution 25‑105: Vista View payoff and lien release ($395,000) — approved.

All items on the agenda were adopted by voice vote; the transcript records committee members saying "aye" and the chair declaring the ayes to have it. Individual roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the available transcript.