Approve 3-year contract with WESCO Graphics to print recreation activity guides
In Plain English
The Recreation Department publishes guides listing classes, camps, and programs for residents. The city originally planned a 3-year deal for 6 editions but modified it to print just 1 edition. If approved, the city will rebid the contract for future guides.
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Votes
Approve contract for the printing of only one of the Recreation Department's Activities Guide in the amount of $7,288.67 and rebid the contract with more outreach to include more City of Richmond businesses
6 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously approved a $7,288 contract with WESCO Graphics to print one edition of the Recreation Department's Activities Guide, which lists classes, camps, and programs for residents. The city scaled back from its original plan for a 3-year, 6-edition contract and will now rebid future printing work with expanded outreach to include more Richmond businesses. This is a routine administrative contract that ensures residents continue receiving program information while giving local companies a better chance to compete for the work.
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