November 4, 2019·Ranson Financial·1 min read

Compared apples-to-apples, the apparent low bid Shawnee County received recently to kill a specific type of water weed at Lake Shawnee turned out to be higher than that of a competitor, the county commission learned Monday.

Commissioners Bill Riphahn, Kevin Cook and Aaron Mays then voted 3-0 to instead enter into a contract with that competitor, Truesdale, Mo.-based Aquatic Control Inc.

Aquatic Control’s bid was “the most comprehensive and most competitive” the county received, Cook said.

Source: Local – The Topeka Capital-JournalRead the full story ↗

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