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North Port City Commission Approves Annual Contract for Industrial Supplies
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North Port City Commission Approves Industrial Supplies Contract

The North Port City Commission has approved an annual contract with W.W. Grainger, Inc. for industrial supplies, building materials, equipment, tools and accessories, with spending capped at $120,000 per year. The agreement allows departments to purchase necessary items as needed through November 8, 2027.

10/07/2026 · North Port edition

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The North Port City Commission approved an annual contract with W.W. Grainger, Inc. for industrial supplies, building materials, equipment, tools and accessories. The commission approved the contract during its regular meeting Tuesday, October 6, 2026, as part of the consent agenda.

The agreement, using Sourcewell Contract No. 091422, allows the city to buy necessary industrial items as needed. The contract limits spending to $120,000 annually and remains in effect through November 8, 2027. This ensures city departments have consistent access to essential operational supplies for maintaining parks and public works infrastructure.

The City Manager can approve contract modifications, renewals or terminations in concurrence with Sourcewell. The commission reviewed the original contract and extensions, the Request for Proposal and the Proposal Evaluation before approving the agreement.

Using a Sourcewell contract streamlines the city’s procurement process by leveraging cooperative purchasing agreements for potentially better terms and pricing. This method avoids individual bidding processes for each purchase.

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