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Denison City Council authorizes counteroffer to Team Ford for 'Quick Attack' vehicle
Summary
At a special April 30 meeting, the Denison City Council authorized a counteroffer to Team Ford for a 'Quick Attack' vehicle after staff reported three bids. The motion, made by Council member Zupp-Smith and seconded by Council member Crawford, carried unanimously.
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The Denison City Council on April 30 authorized a counteroffer to Team Ford for a "Quick Attack" vehicle after reviewing three written bids, the council recorded at a special meeting.
Staff member Garcia said the city received three quotes: "Stivers $60,143.00, Champion $61,043.00, and Team Ford $62,547.00." Council member Zupp-Smith moved to "counter offer Team Ford $60,143.00," and Council member Crawford seconded the motion; the council approved the motion unanimously.
Under the motion, the council authorized offering Team Ford $60,143 and empowered staff to spend up to $61,043 if needed to complete the transaction. The motion also directed that if Team Ford does not accept the counteroffer, the city should proceed with the low bid for the F-350 4x4 SD Super Cab.
Mayor Dustin Logan called the meeting to order and noted that council members Crawford, Granzen and Zupp-Smith were present; Miller and Peterson were absent. With no further business, the meeting adjourned at 12:11 p.m.; meeting minutes were signed by Mayor Dustin Logan and City Clerk Jodie Flaherty.
