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Approve the award of a citywide requirements contract to ScrubCan, Inc. of Fresno, California for custodial services for three years with two optional one-year extensions in an amount not to exceed $2,400,000 per year plus annual CPI and PPI increases (Bid File 9669)

Action Item Passed Introduced April 7, 2025

What this record is

Held by
ScrubCan, Inc 4 records across this site
Amount
$2.40M
Runs until
Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
Type
award
Compared to
$518K – $605K the middle half of 4 other ScrubCan, Inc contracts; median $605K — this one sits well outside that, which a longer term or wider scope will do, but is worth reading

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ScrubCan, Inc also holds

Approve an increase to the citywide custodial services Requirements Contract with ScrubCan, Inc. of Fresno, California in the total amount of $518,000… $518K Fresno, CA Approve an increase to the citywide custodial services Requirements Contract with ScrubCan, Inc. of Fresno, California in the total amount of $605,000… $605K Fresno, CA Approve Contract Change Order No. 2 to the Requirements Contract with ScrubCan, Inc. of Fresno for Business Corridor Litter Abatement Services, extend… $360K Fresno, CA
Committee
City Council
Requested by
General Services Department
Introduced
April 7, 2025
On agenda
April 24, 2025
Passed
April 24, 2025

Where it was heard

City Council Apr 24, 2025 APPROVED ON CONSENT CALENDAR Pass

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