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Iowa capitol cafeteria to reopen after months-long hiatus

A replacement foodservice vendor will be hired by the time lawmaker’s return in January for the 2016 session, officials say.

FSD Staff

November 9, 2015

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The Iowa Capitol cafeteria, shuttered in May after contractor Taher Inc. resigned the account, will reopen in January, The Des Moines Register reports.

Taher said at the time that it had concerns about the contract’s financial viability.

According to officials, state employees, visitors and politicians have been getting food from vending machines and food trucks in the meantime.

“The Legislature is handling the selection of a new vendor,” Caleb Hunter, deputy director of the Iowa Department of Administrative Services, told The Des Moines Register.

Read the full story via The Des Moines Register.

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