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Council authorizes three-year RFP for snowplow services with reduced scope
Summary
After DPW reported increased in-house capacity, the council approved a three-year RFP for snowplow services with a reduced scope; the change is intended to align terms with other city contracts.
Council authorized a Request for Proposals for snowplow services after the Department of Public Works told staff the city can maintain more areas with its own equipment. The RFP will run for three years to align with the length of other city contracts.
Ralph Carlson moved to approve the RFP and Mike Fulton seconded; the motion passed unanimously. Staff rationale cited decreased scope to reflect the city's expanded service capacity.
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