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Marion County awards $5.02 million jail food-services contract to Trinity Services Group
Summary
The Marion County Board approved a not-to-exceed $5,015,624.22 contract with Trinity Services Group to provide food services at the county jail and juvenile facilities through June 30, 2029; commissioners recorded that the award followed an RFP and represented the best product and price.
The Marion County Board of Commissioners approved a contract on June 24 with Trinity Services Group to provide food services for adults in custody and jail staff at the Marion County Jail, in a not-to-exceed amount of $5,015,624.22 through June 30, 2029.
Commander Jacob Ramsey presented the item on behalf of the Sheriff’s Office. Commissioner Danielle Bethell noted for the record that the procurement was handled as a request for proposals and said the Trinity proposal represented the best combination of product and price. Commissioner Bethell moved for approval; Commissioner Colm Willis seconded and the motion carried with Bethell and Willis voting aye; Commissioner Kevin Cameron was absent.
The minutes record the contract amount and procurement form but do not include details on proposed service levels, menu standards, staffing plans, or monitoring arrangements. Those operational specifications and vendor performance obligations will be governed by the contract and Sheriff’s Office procurement records.
