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Commission approves procurement items including opioid-abatement evaluation contract and ESRI maintenance
Summary
The Board of Bids and Contracts recommended and the commission approved several items Feb. 11: an opioid abatement support and evaluation services contract, professional services change order, ESRI maintenance ($53,970) and other procurement actions. The opioid-related funds come from settlement proceeds, not the county general fund.
The county's purchasing director, Joe Thomas, presented veterans of the Board of Bids & Contracts' Feb. 5 recommendations and the commission approved the items by roll call.
Key approvals included a change order for professional services for the Department on Aging and Disabilities, an opioid abatement support and evaluation services recommendation (Rouleau Strategies LLC) and ArcGIS product maintenance from ESRI Inc. in the amount of $53,970. Thomas confirmed the opioid-abatement funds are paid from settlement proceeds and are not from the county general fund.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions and then voted to accept the board's recommendations. The procurement items were approved with recorded votes (one item vote recorded as 4–0 for the specific board of bids action noted in the minutes).
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