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Kay County rejects $64,540 lighting bid citing high cost
Summary
The BOCC rejected Rainmaker Sprinkler Company’s $64,540 bid for permanent architectural lighting on the courthouse, stating the cost was too high despite acknowledging aesthetic benefits for holiday displays.
The Kay County commissioners voted July 20 to reject Rainmaker Sprinkler Company’s bid of $64,540 for Bid No. 2026‑21, a permanent architectural lighting project for the courthouse. Commissioners said they appreciated the potential benefits for holiday displays but agreed the cost was excessive.
The minutes state: "During discussion, the commissioners acknowledged the benefits of installing permanent architectural lighting on the Courthouse for holiday displays; however, they agreed the cost was high." Commissioner Jason Shanks said he had explored other options for the project but was unsuccessful. The motion to reject the bid carried unanimously.
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