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Lampasas ISD board unanimously approves multi-item consent agenda including $130,000 computer purchase and $100,000 audit engagement

Lampasas Independent School District Board of Education · April 7, 2025
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Summary

The Lampasas ISD Board approved Consent Agenda No. 7644, authorizing purchases and contracts including up to $130,000 for computer replacements from Dell Technologies and an audit engagement up to $100,000, among other routine items.

The Lampasas Independent School District Board of Education unanimously approved Consent Agenda No. 7644 on April 7, 2025, authorizing a package of routine and contract items. The motion, made by Sam Walker and seconded by Randy Morris, passed with all members voting "Yes." The approved items included the March 3, 2025 minutes, a budget amendment, the quarterly investment report, personnel notifications, and employee contract revisions.

The consent approval also authorized several vendor contracts and purchases: an audit engagement for fiscal year 2024-25 with Singleton, Clark & Company, PC for up to $100,000; a copier lease agreement with Texas Document Solutions (a BuyBoard coop vendor); and purchase of computer replacement devices from Dell Technologies (a Texas DIR vendor) up to $130,000. The board also approved revisions to local policies under Board Policy Update 124 and a one-year extension with EM3 Networks under the existing e-rate agreement to provide internet services to the district. The motion text in the minutes states these items "include... purchase of computer replacement devices from Dell Technologies, a Texas Department of Information Resources (TX DIR) vendor up to $130,000" and the audit engagement "up to $100,000 in FY 2024-25."