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Florence approves $9,523 annual water-data software from Aquatic Informatics
Summary
The Florence board approved a sole-source purchase of an Aquatic Informatics on-premise water data management program for Public Works at $9,523.48 per year, following a recommendation from the department's water/sewer operator.
The Florence mayor and board on Dec. 2 approved the purchase of an annual on-premise water data management software program from Aquatic Informatics at $9,523.48. Public Works Water/Sewer Operator Billy Russell recommended the sole-source purchase and the board approved the expenditure by unanimous vote after a motion by Alderman John Banks and a second by Alderman Brent Sistrunk.
The minutes note the software is intended for the Public Works Department's water data management; a sole-source letter was attached to the minutes. The board did not record any conditions on the purchase beyond accepting Aquatic Informatics as the sole-source provider.
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