AUTHORIZING TO CONTRACT WITH JOHNSON CONTROLS INC. TO UPGRADE THE SERVER AND HVAC CONTROL ENGINES AT COUNTY FACILITIES

Committee Status: 
Preliminary Review
Budget Status: 
Budgeted
Decision Impact: 
Routine
FTE Impact: 
No
Funding Source: 
Levy

Purpose

AUTHORIZING TO CONTRACT WITH JOHNSON CONTROLS INC. TO UPGRADE THE SERVER AND HVAC CONTROL ENGINES AT COUNTY FACILITIES

Resolution Body

RESOLUTION NO. _____ - 2020

 

AUTHORIZING TO CONTRACT WITH JOHNSON CONTROLS INC. TO UPGRADE THE SERVER AND HVAC CONTROL ENGINES AT COUNTY FACILITIES

Fiscal Impact: [ ] None [X] Budgeted Expenditure [ ] Not Budgeted 

Background: Sauk County has four buildings’ that utilize the Johnson Controls Inc. building management software. The server and individual controllers at the Courthouse, Reedsburg Human Services Building and the two (2) at the Sauk County Health Care Center have reached their end of support. Three of the four engines to be replaced are maxed out and will not allow any more control points to be added. Changing out the Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC) engines or computers will allow facilities staff to have the most up to date control engines and the latest version of software which enhances network security. The new engine will allow for future expansion of control points in all the upgraded facilities. As a part of the server upgrade Sauk County will also be entering into a planned service agreement. With the planned service agreement Sauk County will receive the latest revision of the building management software. This resolution authorizes a contract with Johnson Controls Inc. to upgrade the server, control engines, and planned service agreement used by both Building Services and Sauk County Health Care Center staff.

            NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Sauk County Board of Supervisors, met in regular session, hereby authorizes the Building Services Facilities Director to contract with Johnson Controls Inc. for $35,900 for the upgrade of the building controls server, replacement of the individual HVAC engines systems, and entering into an annual planned service agreement for the selected county facilities.

 

For consideration by the Sauk County Board of Supervisors on September 15, 2020.

 

Respectfully submitted,

 

PROPERTY AND INSURANCE COMMITTEE

 

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CARL GRUBER, chair                                             SMOOTH DETTER

 

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SHANE GIBSON                                                    JOEL CHRISLER

 

                                                                     

KEVIN SCHELL

 

 

HEALTH CARE CENTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES

 

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BRYANT HAZARD, chair                                      MIKE FLINT

 

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REBECCA KLITZKE                                                 TIM REPPEN

 

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WILLIAM HIGGGINS                                             MARY ELLEN MURRAY

 

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TERRI LANGER

 

 

FISCAL NOTE: Funds for these HVAC software and control engine upgrades will be taken from the 2020 Building Services and HCC Capital Outlay budgets.  While not specifically appropriated in the HCC 2020 budget other capital projects will be delayed in order to proceed with this project.

 

MIS NOTE:  No MIS impact

 

Johnson Controls Server & NAE Engine Upgrade

Server Upgrade $ 9,900.00

 

Reedsburg & Courthouse NAE upgrade $ 6,250.00

Health Care Center (2) NAE upgrades $12,500.00

Software Planned Service $ 7,250.00

 

HCC Responsibility: $21,075.00

Building Services Responsibility: $14,825.00

 Total:$35,900.00

 

Requested Board Review Date: 
Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Committee Review 1: 
Pending
Committee Review 2: 
Pending