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Lindsay ISD approves Interquest detection-canine contract; district notes $50 per-visit increase
Summary
The board approved a contract with Interquest Detection Canines for six half-day visits and heard that the cost will increase by $50 per visit; the motion passed 5-0.
Superintendent Steve Cope presented a contract with Interquest Detection Canines at the March 23 meeting covering six half-day visits. Cope told the board that "the cost is going up $50 a visit," and the board voted to approve the contract.
Kelly Dunn moved to approve the Interquest contract and Corey Anderle seconded. The motion passed unanimously, 5-0. The minutes do not include the contractor's total dollar figure for the six visits or a contract number; the district recorded only the per-visit increase in the minutes.
Board members did not attach conditions or request a bid comparison in the minutes. The contract was entered on the board agenda as a standard vendor contract for school safety services; the board approved it without further amendment.
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