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Board accepts $12,000 bid for Rogers Park vending truck license

Board of Awards, Danbury City · March 12, 2025
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Summary

The Board of Awards accepted a $12,000 bid from Gastronomia Patty Patty for the right to operate a vending truck at Rogers Park (Location 3) for 4/1/2025–10/31/2025, contingent on execution of a license agreement; approval was unanimous.

The Danbury Board of Awards accepted the apparent high bid of $12,000 from Gastronomia Patty Patty for a vending-truck license to operate at Rogers Park (Location No. 3, volleyball courts) for the April 1–Oct. 31, 2025 season.

Purchasing agent Chuck Volkin said the item was a rebid and that proceeds would be paid to the city. "We received 3 bids, and the apparent high bidder was Gastronomia Patty Patty at a bid price of $12,000 to the city," Volkin said.

Director of Recreation John Ratchford moved to accept the $12,000 bid contingent on execution of a license agreement; Joanne Stirk seconded. The board voted in favor with no discussion recorded.

Volkin noted the award is contingent on a licensed agreement being executed; no additional terms, performance security, or insurance specifics were discussed on the record. The board moved on to the next agenda item after the vote.