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Board approves $439,246 structured‑cabling contract for tech bond

Farmington Board of Education · February 25, 2025
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The Farmington Board of Education voted unanimously Feb. 25 to award a $439,246 structured‑cabling contract for the district tech bond to Complete Interactive Technologies, Inc., funded from the 2020 Capital Projects (Building and Site) Fund.

The Farmington Board of Education voted unanimously Feb. 25 to approve the Tech Bond — Structured Cabling bid, awarding the contract for $439,246 to Complete Interactive Technologies, Inc., with funding to come from the Capital Projects (Building and Site - 2020) Fund.

Wesley Prescott, Technology Director with Oakland Schools, and Amy Sasina of Plante Moran presented the proposal, which the board had previewed at its Feb. 11 meeting. "It was moved by Heinrich and supported by Turner that the Board of Education approve the award for the Tech Bond - Structured Cabling bid in the amount of $439,246.00 to Complete Interactive Technologies, Inc. (CIT)," the minutes record. The roll call vote was 5–0 in favor (Heinrich, Blau, Hull, Turner, Weems).

Board members voted after a discussion that revisited details presented Feb. 11; the motion specifies the project will be funded from the 2020 bond capital projects fund. The approval marks a formal contract award tied to the district's ongoing technology bond implementation schedule.