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Posted by M.T. Cicero
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Posted by M.T. Cicero
Who needs bidding? It makes it difficult for us to play favorites!
November 6, 2012It seems that last week (October 30, 2012) Council decided to buy a new phone system.
They did this without bidding. Evidently that would be inconvenient.
6B. Discussion and action on the award of Solicitation No. 2012-252 (VOIP Telephony and Network Infrastructure) to Sigma Technology Solutions, Inc., for an initial term award of $6,898,523.
www.elpasotexas.gov/muni_clerk/city_council.asp?agenda=10-30-12&addition=false
It seems to me that for almost 7 million dollars the City should have considered competitive offers, but they are evidently so smart that they can pick the right solution without input from the market.
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