Guadalupe County commissioners approved advertising a request for proposals for jail phone and video visitation services on Nov. 3. The action starts a purchasing process for services tied to communication with people held in the county jail.
The procurement concerns phone and video visitation services used to connect people in the Guadalupe County jail with others. For families who use those services, the consequential decision will be which proposal the county accepts and what terms it sets.
From the source record
MOTION by Jim Wolverton to approve Item B; seconded by Stephen Germann.Guadalupe County Commissioners Court ↗
The court voted 5-0 to approve the order to advertise and specifications for RFP 27-06, according to its Nov. 3 minutes. Commissioner Jim Wolverton made the motion, and Commissioner Stephen Germann seconded it. The recorded action authorizes a solicitation; it does not award a service contract or establish a final customer price.
The next record to watch is a county contract decision. Readers can inspect the court’s Nov. 3 minutes for the exact motion and vote on Item 6.B, then compare any later award with the services requested here.