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District seeks approvals for safety inspections, software support and surplus electronics disposal

Connellsville Area School District Board (pre-agenda) · June 22, 2026
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Summary

The pre‑agenda included placement of a Wattech LLC service agreement for fire and kitchen inspections, a Med Assure software support contract, and authorization to dispose of surplus technology equipment; line‑item inspection costs were listed in the packet.

Connellsville Area School District staff asked the board to place on Wednesday’s agenda several procurement and maintenance items, including a service agreement with Wattech LLC for annual safety inspections, a software support agreement with Med Assure and authorization to dispose of surplus technology equipment.

Mr. Renz presented the Wattech LLC service agreement covering multiple district sites (elementary schools, high school, career and technical center, administration building, stadium and warehouse). The packet listed annual inspection costs: $2,780 for fire‑extinguisher inspection, $4,720 for annual kitchen inspection and $1,300 for the high‑school sprinkler inspection. The board agreed to move the item to the formal agenda.

Technology staff asked to place a Med Assure software support agreement on the agenda for the Open Test application (described in the packet as replacing a now‑defunct vendor). The technology director also requested permission to dispose of surplus electronic equipment in accordance with policy 706‑1: 15 desktop PCs, 22 laptops, 15 monitors, two battery backups, six document cameras, one projector and three interactive displays.

No final approvals were recorded in the pre‑agenda transcript; the items were advanced for formal consideration at the next meeting.

What happens next: These procurement items and the surplus disposal request will be considered at Wednesday’s formal meeting; staff may provide contract terms and further cost details then.