Cobb County, Ga., schools cancels $12-million ProTek UV lighting contract
Wendy Parker at East Cobb News reports Cobb County School District is cancelling a contract for ultraviolet light (UV) disinfecting lights in elementary schools after those lights at a school malfunctioned last month. Cobb schools had been installing UV disinfecting light systems on elementary campuses.In a message to the “Cobb Schools Team,” the district said that it was discontinuing its contract with Cobb-based ProTek Life after the UV light system at Argyle Elementary School in Smyrna failed on Feb. 22. The UV lights were designed to disinfect classrooms overnight as part of COVID-19 safety measures. They were to have…
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