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Columbia County opens fuel‑supply bids; staff to evaluate and recommend award

Columbia County Board of Commissioners · May 4, 2026
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Summary

County staff opened bids for the county's fuel‑supply contract and read two submissions; staff said they will evaluate the bids and return an award recommendation to the board.

At 10:00 a.m. staff opened sealed proposals for a county fuel‑supply contract. A county procurement staff member read the bid totals aloud and told commissioners the evaluation will prioritize cost, availability and pump network coverage; the county expects to award two contracts and will evaluate lever options for availability if a vendor’s pump is out of service.

Staff read the bid totals as reported in the meeting record. One bid was read as $202,164,397.82 (Valleywide) and another as $250,159.45. Staff said they will evaluate the bids and bring a recommendation back to the board as soon as possible, and suggested the item could return to the agenda next week if timing allows.

Commissioners asked clarifying questions about PINs and card usage for fuel accounts and whether slip‑tank cards would be available for equipment fuel; staff said vehicles/equipment will have odometer or equipment identifiers entered at the point of fueling and that separate PINs can be assigned for frequent users to track usage.