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  1. Nampa School District

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    USETPA RFP Number: 2112026-GENERAL US Educational Technology Purchasing Alliance (USETPA) Information Technology Equipment & Services GENERAL Products/Services Manufacturer/Brand or Equivalent Request for Proposal

    Procurement of information technology equipment and services, including LAN/WAN/MAN infrastructure, network security, servers, storage, cloud services, managed services, support services, cabling, professional services, and financial/leasing services.

  2. MHCC 27-010 Website Maintenance and Support RFP

    The selected contractor will work closely with commission it staff and leadership to maintain the current aws environment, support existing applications, support infrastructure improvements, and provide technical guidance on the commission's current and future cloud hosting needs.

  3. ESC-TECHSOLUTIONS2027

    Greenbush is soliciting proposals to establish cooperative contracts for technology products, software, cloud services, infrastructure, and related professional services for eligible Kansas education entities.

Recent buying indicators

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Why now

- Piney Point Village Council will vote on a 36-month Blue Iron Technologies managed IT and cybersecurity agreement at $42,650.40 annually, starting January 1, 2027. - The Blue Iron proposal includes centralized IT management, 24/7 security operations, endpoint and Microsoft 365 backup, multifactor authentication, and strategic planning. - Council requested revised pricing to implement cybersecurity protections sooner after Blue Iron's September presentation, and staff completed its proposal review. - The FY2027 budget sets aside $1,023,998 for future capital improvements, with Council still evaluating infrastructure projects and financing…

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Sep 28
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Bob Baldwin
Building Inspector
Jason Bienek
Building Inspector

Why now

- IT Director Jim Matowski told the finance committee the city will shut down its data centers at city hall and the police department, migrating all systems off-premise. - All workloads must move to cloud or vendor-hosted infrastructure by 2029, when the VMware license comes due, after licensing costs jumped from $2,000 to $28,000. - A $275,000 SharePoint migration project is already underway, with $70,000 budgeted for 2027 and $135,000 for 2028, moving four terabytes of city hall data. - The city's annual IT operating costs are projected to rise from $850,000 to roughly $1.1-1.2 million, a 30-40% increase, as it shifts from capital to…

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Sep 29
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Kaitlyn Witkowiak
Assistant City Engineer
Ted Juerisson
Building Inspector
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