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Committee votes to eliminate Fluid Secure contract after price jump
Summary
After noting Fluid Secure's annual cost rose from $3,900 to $5,000 and that replacing pumps would require significant capital, the committee voted to end the Fluid Secure service and tabled fuel contracting for further review.
Committee members reviewed Buildings & Grounds items and voted to eliminate the Fluid Secure contract after staff reported its annual fee had increased from $3,900 to $5,000 and that replacing digital pumps would cost about $2,500 apiece, requiring seven pumps to modernize all sites.
The committee tabled a separate fuel-contracting decision to continue monitoring prices. Mr. Ruff moved to eliminate Fluid Secure, Mr. Michaels seconded, and the motion carried. No immediate replacement system was adopted in minutes.
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