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Council approves equipment purchases, training and maintenance contracts

Jasper County Council · May 19, 2026
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Summary

Jasper County approved a series of procurement and contract actions: purchase of two self-contained compactors ($48,160.74), a JLG articulated boom lift (~$74,566.66), a three-year fire-hose testing contract (about $21,780 for 2027) and replacement of a training classroom (≈$140,600, with carry-forward funding).

Jasper County Council approved multiple equipment purchases and maintenance contracts intended to address safety, maintenance and operational needs across county departments.

Staff recommended buying two 39‑yard self-contained compactors at a combined cost of $48,160.74 (low bidder Reaction Distributing Inc., Ajax, Ontario) to replace worn units at county trash sites; the council approved the purchase and authorized the administrator to finalize procurement. Council also approved purchasing a JLG articulated boom lift from Bullseye Equipment and Surplus (Moncks Corner) for $74,566.66 to address safety and OSHA concerns for elevated work.

The council approved a three‑year fire‑hose testing contract (staff cited $21,780 for 2027 with an estimated $23,100 in 2028) and authorized the administrator to execute the agreement. Chief Wells said the testing is annual maintenance and recommended consolidating the three‑year commitment in the FY26/27 budget lines.

The meeting also authorized acquisition of a replacement training classroom (mobile unit) at a total cost of about $140,600. Staff requested carrying forward $88,000 from the FY26 budget and including $52,600 in the FY27 budget; council approved the purchase and the planned carry-forward treatment as part of budget processing.

All procurement items were approved by council motions during the meeting; the clerk recorded the outcomes by voice vote.