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Lilburn approves purchase of AV equipment at new city hall

By Karen Huppertz
Sept 14, 2016

The Lilburn City Council voted Monday to approve the purchase of audio visual equipment for the new city hall at 340 Main St. Out of three qualified bidders, Unified AV Systems was the lowest bidder at $107,793.

The contract includes equipment and installation for complete sound and AV systems for council chambers and shared meeting room, monitors, common area televisions and document camera.

Work to install the equipment will begin immediately since the new building is set to officially open to the public following a ribbon cutting ceremony at 4 p.m. Oct. 18.

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