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Lavaca County opens bids for new equipment during December commissioner's court meeting

December 09, 2024 | Lavaca County, Texas


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Lavaca County opens bids for new equipment during December commissioner's court meeting
The Lavaca County Commissioners Court held its regular meeting on December 9, 2024, addressing key issues including the opening of bids for new equipment. All five commissioners were present, and the meeting began with an invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance.

One of the main topics discussed was the need to replace a rented roller from Anderson Machinery, which had been costing the county $5,000 per month. The court decided to seek bids for purchasing a new roller to improve resource management. Although bids were scheduled to be opened at 9:00 AM, no representatives were present at that time, leading to the decision to open them during the court session.

Shannon, a court official, opened the bids, revealing two submissions. The first bid was for a 2018 Bowman roller priced at $7,500. The second bid came from T Equipment Sales and Rentals, although it lacked necessary documentation. The court noted that further review of the bids would be required before making a decision at the next regular session.

The meeting highlighted the county's efforts to manage its resources effectively while addressing equipment needs. The commissioners will reconvene to evaluate the bids and make a final decision on the purchase.

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