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RES-2025-1444

Approval of a purchase order to Jack Doheny Company for the fiscal year ending 2025, in an amount not to exceed $100,000.00; to provide for parts and repairs to drain equipment; the cost of this purchase order will be paid from the accounts listed

Resolution Passed Introduced April 7, 2025

What this record is

Held by
Jack Doheny Company 4 records across this site
Amount
$100K
Runs until
Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
Type
purchase
Compared to
$100K – $125K the middle half of 4 other Jack Doheny Company contracts; median $125K

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Jack Doheny Company also holds

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Committee
Board of County Commissioners
Requested by
Public Works Committee
Introduced
April 7, 2025
On agenda
May 14, 2025
Passed
May 14, 2025

Where it was heard

Board of County Commissioners May 14, 2025 approved Pass Public Works Committee May 7, 2025 referred Pass

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