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Tri-Center board approves $29,929 server upgrade from Oxen

Tri-Center Community School District Board of Education · October 8, 2025
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Summary

The Tri-Center Community School District Board approved a $29,929 server purchase from Oxen after Technology Director Matt Schmitz reviewed competing bids; the motion passed unanimously 4-0. The purchase is intended to update the district’s server infrastructure.

The Tri-Center Community School District Board of Education voted Oct. 8 to approve a $29,929 server purchase from vendor Oxen following a review of bids by Technology Director Matt Schmitz. The motion, moved by Mike Olsen and seconded by Jeremy VanArsdol, passed 4-0 after Board Member Katie Ausdemore joined the meeting.

The board took the action during its regular meeting at the high school secondary library. Schmitz presented the bids to the board before the vote; the minutes record only the recommendation and the approved purchase price of $29,929.00. No further contract details or implementation timeline were recorded in the meeting minutes.

Board President Sara Arnold and the other board members approved the purchase as part of the district’s ongoing technology upkeep. The minutes do not state whether the purchase will be funded from the general fund, an existing technology levy, or another source, and no implementation schedule was noted.

The board adjourned at 6:44 p.m.; the minutes do not list a separate follow-up action for contract execution beyond approval.