Everett: $57 to Moore Medical Corp. for 8-gallon sharps containers.
$1,455 to Pacific Steam of Everett to clean carpets at Everett Station.
Marysville: $2,300 to Cemex of Everett for asphalt.
$890 to AM Test Inc. of Kirkland for water bacteriological analysis.
Mukilteo: $119,327.67 to the Association of Washington Cities of Olympia for the city’s June health insurance premium.
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