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Council accepts lowest bid for camera-system server at about $61,127

Mount Vernon City Council · July 6, 2026
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Summary

The city accepted Senergy's low bid of $61,127.50 to replace the Avigilon camera system server; the item was budgeted at $62,000 in the Home Rule Tax Fund and council approved accepting the quote.

The Mount Vernon City Council authorized the purchase of a replacement server for the Avigilon camera system by accepting Senergy's low bid of $61,127.50. The city received three bids; the second-lowest was $81,232.50. The expense was budgeted at $62,000 in the Home Rule Tax Fund.

City Manager Nathan McKenna presented the bid results and council approved accepting the lowest bidder to proceed with procurement. The funding source and budgeted amount were cited during the presentation.