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County approves chip-seal striping contract, pulls HR services item
Summary
The board approved a chip-seal road striping contract with Branson Roadworks for $53,157.41 and accepted a midsize SUV bid; the board pulled an ISOLV HR services contract from consent for further review.
During the Aug. 25 meeting the board approved the consent agenda with two specific items highlighted: acceptance of Branson Roadworks' bid of $53,157.41 for chip-seal road striping and approval of the apparent low bid for a midsize SUV purchase. At the same time the chair asked to remove an ISOLV HR services contract (roughly $143,000–$148,000) from the consent agenda to allow additional time to consult with finance.
A commissioner clarified that the recommended chip-seal contractor was not the lowest bidder but the one deemed qualified for road striping (rather than parking-lot painting) and read the contract amount into the record. The consent motion, with the HR contract removed, was moved, seconded and approved by the board.
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