Commission approves $73,290 lithium battery backup system for Emergency Management
Summary
Coffey County approved a $73,290 purchase of a three-phase lithium battery backup system from Evoltix Energy ZPM to provide backup power for county operations, funded from the Technology Office Reserve Fund and the General Fund - Radio Department.
Emergency Management Director Amber Presley presented two bids for a three-phase lithium battery backup power system on July 13. Bids listed in the minutes were EVOLTIZ at $73,290.00 and KPEX Electric at $52,777.13.
Commissioner Steve McCurry moved to accept the bid from Evoltix Energy ZPM for $73,290. The minutes record funding to come from the Technology Office Reserve Fund ($36,645) and the General Fund – Radio Department contractual line item ($36,645). Commissioner Michael Abendroth seconded the motion and it passed.
The minutes do not include additional technical specifications beyond the bid amounts or an implementation timeline.
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