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Commissioners approve 60-month Cintas contract citing 55% savings
Summary
Jefferson County approved a 60-month state-priced contract with Cintas (CentOS in transcript) to supply janitorial items for county facilities, with presenters saying it would save roughly 55% over current costs.
A county staff member asked Jefferson County commissioners to approve a 60-month contract with Cintas to take advantage of state pricing that staff said would significantly reduce janitorial and mat costs for county facilities. The presenter estimated "a 55 percent savings overall" and told the board the supplier had become the state preferred provider.
The board moved and approved the contract by voice vote after brief discussion; no roll-call tally was recorded in the meeting transcript. Commissioners asked clarifying procurement and cancellation terms; staff said Cintas had been easy to work with in the past and the price was the main driver for the change.
No additional conditions or amendments to the contract were discussed on the record at this meeting.
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