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Huron County awards $205,942.67 contract to replace county phone systems
Summary
After reviewing five proposals, the Huron County Board of Commissioners approved a $205,942.67 contract with Business Communications Specialist to replace IP telephony at multiple county facilities.
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The Huron County Board of Commissioners voted Dec. 16 to accept the proposal from Business Communications Specialist (BCS) to replace the county’s phone systems at several facilities.
The Network Administrator recommended BCS after soliciting and reviewing five proposals; the board approved the recommendation and adopted the resolution by unanimous vote. The approved proposal amount is $205,942.67 and lists installation at the County Administration Building, EMA, the Sheriff’s Office, the Courthouse, the Office Building and the Treasurer’s Office.
Commissioner Harry Brady moved the resolution and Commissioner James R. Morgan seconded. The roll call was recorded as Aye by Commissioners Harry Brady, Tom Dunlap and James R. Morgan. The contract and proposal documents are on file with the county clerk as noted in the meeting record.
The action directs the county to proceed with the IP telephony solution recommended by the Network Administrator; the transcript does not record further implementation timeline or financing details beyond the approved amount.
