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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval to Negotiate City Banking Services Contract with Truist Bank
Record date · July 23, 2024
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What This Bill Does
The City Council is considering authorizing the City Manager to negotiate a multi-year banking services contract with Truist Bank. This agreement would utilize a 'piggyback' method, adopting the terms of an existing contract previously established by the Brevard County Clerk of Circuit Court.
This action changes the financial institution responsible for the city's banking services by adopting the terms of an existing county-level contract (1-23-01) rather than initiating a new competitive bidding process.
Who It Affects
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Truist Bank
The bank is the proposed vendor for the city's banking services.
City Residents
Residents are affected by the change in the financial institution managing city funds.
Key Facts
- The City Manager is authorized to negotiate a multi-year banking services contract with Truist Bank.
- The city will use a 'piggyback' procurement method based on Brevard County Clerk of Circuit Court contract RFP1-23-01.
- The City Manager is authorized to sign all necessary documents to finalize the contract change.
- The proposal was introduced by the Finance Director.
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- The file number for this legislative item is 24-419.
- The item is currently in 'Agenda Ready' status for the City Council.
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Use of Inter-Agency Procurement
The city is opting for administrative efficiency by leveraging an existing county-level contract rather than issuing a new RFP.
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