Manhattan Beach expands mobile parking enforcement camera contract by $193,963

The added spending raises the city's agreement with EyeP Solutions to a cap of $521,598.05 for camera gear and services.

Manhattan Beach City Council· posted Nov 1Spending$194K

Manhattan Beach would buy more mobile parking enforcement camera equipment and services, adding $193,963.05 to its agreement with EyeP Solutions for a new not-to-exceed total of $521,598.05. The City Council considered the amendment, brought by Public Works Director Awwad, and was asked to adopt a resolution approving it.

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