Commission adopts cooperative purchasing agreement to leverage volume pricing
Summary
Chairman TK explained and the commission adopted a cooperative "work repurchasing" agreement allowing multiple governments to combine purchasing power for lower volume-based pricing; the measure passed unanimously.
The White County Commission approved a resolution authorizing a cooperative purchasing agreement intended to let multiple government entities leverage combined buying power for lower, volume-based pricing.
"This resolution is to execute the, work repurchasing agreement, which, the work repurchasing agreement allows for multiple government entities to, leverage their combined purchasing power to obtain lower, volume based pricing," Chairman TK said while explaining the steering committee A item. The commission voted to approve the measure with no recorded opposition.
The agreement was presented as a means to reduce procurement costs through intergovernmental cooperation; commissioners approved the resolution during the meeting's steering committee A consent items.
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