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Sinton ISD board approves consent agenda with construction pay app, furniture and bus purchases

Sinton Independent School District Board of Trustees · January 13, 2025
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Summary

The Sinton ISD Board approved a consent agenda that included Pay App #32 to Bartlett Cocke ($636,822.96) for high school construction work, furniture purchases, a 78-passenger bus for $142,500 and multiple other invoices during its Dec. 9, 2024 meeting.

The Sinton Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a consent agenda on Dec. 9, 2024 that included several large invoices and procurement items related to the new high school and routine district operations.

Among the items recorded in the minutes were Pay App #32 to Bartlett Cocke General Contractors for $636,822.96 (Package 2 work on the new high school and renovations to Smith Middle School) and a $60,295.21 invoice to A. Bargas & Associates for furniture for the new Sinton High School. The board also recorded approval of a $142,500 purchase from Thomas Built Buses for a 78-passenger bus and a $50,850.50 final roofing payment to Rio Roofing for Sinton Elementary.

Other approved invoices included Direct Energy Business Corp. ($69,731.56 for electricity service), San Patricio County Appraisal District ($82,956.19 first-quarter allocation) and Labatt Food Service Corp. ($68,005.09 for food and supplies). The minutes indicate these purchases were made through various cooperative purchasing agreements (Choice Partners, BuyBoard, Region 1) and that the bus purchase and some expenditures had been approved at earlier meetings.

The consent agenda was moved by Board Member Israel Ethan Garza and seconded by Board Member Sam P. Lankford; the motion passed unanimously, 7-0.