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Benjamin SD 25 board approves seal coat, food service and $260,000 server purchase

Benjamin SD 25 Board of Education · May 12, 2026
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Summary

At its meeting, the Benjamin SD 25 Board of Education approved a seal‑coating contract, awarded food service management to a new vendor, and authorized purchase of server hardware up to $260,000; the actions were approved by roll call.

The Benjamin SD 25 Board of Education approved multiple procurement items at its meeting, including a seal‑coating contract, a food service management award and a server hardware purchase not to exceed $260,000.

The board voted to award the seal‑coating contract (transcribed as 'Denier') and to move forward with a new food service management contract after trustees heard that the seal‑coating bid came in lower than 2023 costs and that the proposed food vendor offered a favorable per‑meal price and acceptable quality. "It's a good deal," said S4, who presented the seal‑coating and food‑service items, adding that Quest Foods' price per meal "was good, and, obviously, the quality was there." S1 called the motions and led the roll calls that followed.

Why it matters: The seal coat work addresses routine roadway/facilities maintenance on district property; the food service contract determines which vendor will prepare and deliver student meals; and the server purchase is a capital technology expense that will affect district IT capacity and operations. The server authorization capped the purchase at $260,000.

Details from the meeting: S1 introduced each action and asked for motions to approve. The seal‑coating and food vendor items were discussed back‑to‑back; S4 characterized the seal‑coating pricing as competitive and said the district expects a positive relationship with the anticipated food vendor next year. The purchase of server hardware was presented as a single authorization not to exceed $260,000.

No amendments to the motions were recorded in the transcript. Each procurement motion was adopted by roll call.

What happens next: Procurement and finance staff will complete contract documents and execute the purchases as authorized by the board. The server procurement will proceed within the $260,000 authorization; the transcript did not specify vendor names or contract start dates beyond the items discussed.