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Seguin ISD board approves consent agenda covering vendor contracts and $3.09M in cooperative purchases

Seguin Independent School District Board of Trustees · September 24, 2024
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The Seguin ISD Board approved a broad consent agenda Sept. 24 that included contracting for vehicle and facilities services under RFPs, acceptance of $500 in donations, and informational purchases through purchasing cooperatives totaling about $3.09 million.

The Seguin Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a multi-item consent agenda at its Sept. 24 meeting that added vendors to several district contracts and acknowledged purchases through multiple purchasing cooperatives.

Trustee Linda Duncan moved to approve the consent agenda, and Trustee Joshua Bright seconded. The motion carried unanimously with Ayes: Bright, Crettenden, Duncan and Guerra. The items approved included acceptance of $500 in unsolicited donations received in August 2024, authorization to add recommended respondents to the district-wide Vehicle Maintenance, Parts and Services contract (RFP#24-01) and to the Facilities Maintenance/Electrical RFP (RFP#24-04), and approval of Educational Consulting Services (RFP#24-06). The Board also received information about cooperative purchases: $53,064 through the 2013 Purchasing Cooperative (Istation) and $2,699,500 through the Texas 20/TIPS cooperative (including food services and milk contracts), plus $70,800 through TIPS technology purchases and $266,566 via the CTPA cooperative, bringing the disclosed cooperative total to $3,089,930.

The minutes record that the Guadalupe County Tax Office monthly recap for August 2024 was approved as required by the Texas Property Tax Code. Board policy CDC (Local) was cited in the minutes when accepting conditional gifts. The consent vote was procedural and unanimous; no trustee recorded a Nay vote.