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Board OKs $90,001.38 intercom speaker purchase under PCCD grant
Summary
The board approved award of intercom/speaker installation bids to IP Phone Warehouse for $90,001.38, a project covered by a Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency School Safety and Security Grant. Work covers two elementary schools and one middle school.
The board approved awarding bids to IP Phone Warehouse for new intercom/speaker systems at Mount Rock Elementary, Oak Plaza Elementary and a middle school, at a combined bid of $90,001.38. The administration said the work is funded through a Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) School Safety and Security Grant and is therefore not a direct general-fund cost.
Administration said the project had been on the capital-improvement list and that grant funds are available to cover the purchase. The district's director of technology and solicitors reviewed the bids and recommended awarding to the low bidder; the board moved and approved the award.
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