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Commission approves multiple vendor contracts including park lighting and executive search firm

City Commission of Lauderdale Lakes, Florida · November 26, 2025
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Summary

Lauderdale Lakes commissioners approved several consent resolutions awarding or extending contracts: a janitorial services agreement, a lighting upgrade for Willie Webb Park (Musco Sports Lighting LLC) for up to $79,380, an executive search contract with MGT Impact Solutions LLC for up to $28,500, and an extension for school crossing guard services totaling up to $89,562.

The City Commission approved multiple consent resolutions on the evening agenda, adopting contract awards and extensions for routine city services and capital work. City staff presented the contracts during the consent portion of the meeting and the motion to approve passed on a roll-call voice vote.

Among the items the commission approved was a cooperative contract with Musco Sports Lighting LLC to upgrade lighting at Willie Webb Park as part of the park rehabilitation project; staff said the contract amount is not to exceed $75,600 plus a 5% contingency for a total not to exceed $79,380. The commission also approved a contract with MGT Impact Solutions LLC for executive-search services related to the city manager recruitment, not to exceed $28,500, and an extension of a cooperative contract for school crossing guard services (Waterfield/Action Labor) through Dec. 31, 2025, in an amount not to exceed $89,562. Staff noted copy exhibits and evaluation documents for each contract were available in the city clerk’s office.

The clerk called the roll for the consent motions and the mayor and all commissioners present indicated assent on the record. The meeting record shows the items were adopted as introduced; staff did not pause for extended discussion on these consent items. The commission did not identify additional conditions or amendments to the contracts during the meeting.