Board awards three-year pest-control contract to Go Green
Summary
Tammy Cully recommended and the board approved a three-year contract (with two one-year renewal options) for interior pest control to Go Green Pest Control Services, Inc.; the contract covers common indoor pests and excludes exterior rodent control, termites and special 'bad bug' treatments.
The Sedgwick County Board of Bids and Contracts voted May 8 to award a three-year pest-control contract with two one-year renewal options to Go Green Pest Control Services, Inc., the county's incumbent vendor.
"Go Green is the current vendor," Tammy Cully said, recommending acceptance of the low bid for the listed rates. The contract covers extermination and prevention for common indoor pests — ants, cockroaches, spiders, crickets and indoor mice — and scheduled preventative services. Cully clarified that the contract does not include termite treatment, exterior rodent control, or special "bad bug" applications, which would be priced separately based on infestation severity.
A board member asked whether the county had been satisfied with Go Green's performance; Cully confirmed satisfaction and noted Go Green has held the county contract since 2020 and also serves the city of Wichita. After a motion and second, the board recorded ayes from Tim Myers, Philip DeVolt and Anna Meyerhoff Cole and approved the contract.
The meeting record does not list the specific annual cost or budget line that will fund the contract.
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