District Of Columbia 2025-2026 Regular Session

District Of Columbia Council Bill PR260167

Introduced
4/4/25  

Caption

Multiyear Contract Number 0032-2024E with Ruppert Landscape, LLC Approval Resolution of 2025

Summary

This resolution approves Multiyear Contract Number 0032-2024E between the District of Columbia Housing Authority and Ruppert Landscape, LLC. The contract authorizes Ruppert Landscape to provide grounds maintenance and landscaping services for select D.C. Housing Authority buildings for a two-year term, with a not-to-exceed value of $301,738.80. The measure is a contract-approval resolution rather than a policy bill, and it relies on authority in the D.C. Home Rule Act and the Procurement Practices Reform Act of 2010. It also adopts the Chief Financial Officer’s fiscal impact statement and takes effect immediately upon enactment.

Impact

The resolution has a narrow but direct legal effect: it gives Council approval for a specific multiyear procurement contract for maintenance and landscaping services at selected District of Columbia Housing Authority properties. It does not amend broader housing, procurement, or labor statutes, but it satisfies the statutory approval requirement for certain multiyear contracts under D.C. law and authorizes the expenditure of up to $301,738.80 over the contract term.

Sentiment

The available record suggests broad support and little controversy. The Council approved the resolution on final reading by a 12-0 vote, indicating unanimous agreement among members present. No committee transcript or recorded debate is available in the provided materials, and the measure appears to have been treated as a routine procurement approval.

Contention

No specific points of contention are reflected in the provided record. Because the resolution concerns a single service contract, any concerns would likely have centered on procurement terms, cost, vendor selection, or service delivery for D.C. Housing Authority properties, but none were raised in the available discussion or voting history. The absence of opposition and the unanimous vote suggest the contract was not politically contentious.

Companion Bills

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