Board awards $90,001.38 intercom-speaker contract, funded by PCCD grant
Summary
The Big Spring School District board approved awarding an intercom-speaker contract to the lowest bidder, IP Phone Warehouse, for a combined total of $90,001.38 to outfit two elementary schools and an option for the middle school; the project is slated to be paid via a PCCD School Safety and Security Grant.
The board approved awarding an intercom-speaker bid to IP Phone Warehouse for Mount Rock and Oak Plaza elementary schools and an optional installation at the middle school for a combined total of $90,001.38. Administration reported the project is slated to be paid from a PCCD School Safety and Security Grant and therefore not a direct cost to the district’s general fund.
Board members thanked staff and the solicitor for completing due diligence on the grant and bidding process. The director of technology recommended awarding to the lowest qualified bidder. The board approved the award by motion and vote during the May 4 meeting.
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