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Commission approves multiple procurement items including copier, plotter service, carpet, generator specs and cleaning contract
Summary
The St. Clair County Commission approved several procurement items: a $12,696.70 copier and service plan for Pell City Sheriff's Office, an RJ Young service agreement for the HP Designjet plotter, $7,650 carpet purchase for a county building in Bell City, hiring an electrician to prepare generator specs, and a $550-per-visit deep-cleaning contract with Southern Cleaning Services Inc.
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At its regular meeting the St. Clair County Commission approved a series of procurement items spanning office equipment, facilities upgrades and services. Commissioners approved buying a copier for the Pell City Sheriff's Office from RJ Young for $12,696.70 with a $9-per-month service plan and also approved a tiered service agreement with RJ Young for the county's HP Designjet z6 mapping plotter ($300 a year plus per-square-foot charges).
The commission also approved purchasing carpet for $7,650 for the county building in Bell City (the former New Zegis Building) intended to house law enforcement and licensing services; commissioners described the move as improving public access. The board approved hiring an electrician to prepare generator specifications for central dispatch (possible switch to natural gas) and the coroner's office. Finally, the commission accepted a recommendation to contract Southern Cleaning Services Inc. for periodic deep restroom cleaning (approximately monthly during busy season) at $550 per service visit.
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