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Watonwan County approves $7,130.87 camera system for Human Services office
Summary
The Watonwan County Board approved a $7,130.87 contract with Christensen Communications to install a camera system in the Human Services Office after IT presented two bids, one from Convergint for $11,833.21. The motion passed unanimously.
The Watonwan County Board of Commissioners approved a $7,130.87 contract with Christensen Communications Company to provide a camera system for the county Human Services Office. IT Director Jeff Tetzloff presented two quotes to the board: Christensen Communications at $7,130.87 and Convergint at $11,833.21; Commissioner Jim Pettersen moved to approve the Christensen proposal and the motion passed unanimously.
Tetzloff told the board the quotes were for camera systems to serve the Human Services Office; the minutes do not record further procurement details such as warranty or installation timeline. The board did not record dissent; the contract award will proceed under standard county procurement procedures.
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