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North Port City Commission Approves Electrical and Data Product Contract
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North Port City Commission Approves Electrical & Data Contract

North Port City Commissioners approved a three-year contract with Graybar Electric Company Inc. for electrical, lighting, data, and security products, allowing for up to $140,000 in annual spending.

10/07/2026 · North Port edition

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North Port City Commissioners approved a contract Tuesday that allows the city to purchase electrical, lighting, data communications, and security products on an as-needed basis. The agreement with Graybar Electric Company Inc. utilizes a cooperative purchasing contract through Omnia Partners.

The contract allows the city to spend up to $140,000 annually through January 31, 2029. City Manager approval is required for contract modifications, renewals, or terminations, in concurrence with Omnia Partners.

The City Commission approved the contract during its regular meeting Tuesday, October 6, 2026. The item, designated 4.M on the consent agenda, moves the city toward leveraging inter-governmental purchasing agreements to enhance efficiency.

Supporting documents for the agenda item, including the contract, amendments, renewals, and vendor scoring, were available for public review prior to the meeting. The contract ensures a reliable supply chain for critical infrastructure components for the next three years.

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