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Board approves $110,764 contract to upgrade high school card-access system

Lammersville Joint Unified School District Governing Board · November 12, 2024
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The board approved a phased contract with Edgeworth Security to upgrade card-access locks at Mountain House High School (phase 2) for $110,764.96; staff said phased rollout reduces cost and dependency on a single vendor.

The board approved a $110,764.96 contract with Edgeworth Security to continue a phased upgrade of electronic card-access controls at Mountain House High School. Staff described prior longevity issues with initial card readers and explained a phased approach is more cost-effective than replacing all equipment simultaneously.

"The first phase worked well. This second phase will be another phase or two moving forward," staff said, describing the contract as part of a longer security upgrade. The motion passed unanimously. Trustees emphasized continuing to balance security needs with budget constraints.