Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Arizona Department of Veterans' Services.
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City
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Phoenix
County
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Maricopa
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
1688 W Adams St
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(602) 255-3373
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
85012
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This document is a Master Agreement between Oracle America, Inc. and the State of Arizona, including its various public sector entities. It establishes the overarching terms and conditions for future orders of Oracle's software, hardware, and services. The agreement incorporates specific schedules detailing terms for different product and service categories, along with multiple global and Arizona-specific price lists. While the Master Agreement's effective date is unspecified, it permits orders to be placed for five years from that date, with pricing valid for one year from the same unstated effective date. The document outlines definitions, rights, restrictions, support, warranties, fees, and legal provisions.
This document is Amendment Sixteen to the Oracle Master Agreement (dated June 25, 2015), between the State of Arizona and Oracle America, Inc. It became effective on August 3, 2026. The amendment extends the period for placing orders and updates pricing and discount terms for various Oracle products and services until June 30, 2027. The document includes detailed global price lists for Oracle Technology, Business Intelligence Applications, E-Business Suite Applications, PeopleSoft Components, JD Edwards Components, Siebel CRM, and Engineered Systems, along with licensing definitions, support services information, and an Arizona-specific discount schedule.
This document is an amendment to contract ADSPO17-165838 between the State of Arizona and OpenGov, Inc. It outlines changes related to quarterly executive and product meetings with specific priority items and implementation timelines, rebranding of transparency services, and updated pricing. The amendment details annual subscription costs for OpenGov services for the State and participating local governments, an implementation fee for year one, and additional license pricing. A specific provision for Transparency Rebranding is offered at no additional charge until September 30, 2021. The amended contract details an upfront total of $168,000 for Year 1 and an annual price of $148,000 for Years 2-5, effective from October 1, 2019, for a total implied duration of five years.
This Software Agreement is between OpenGov, Inc. and the State of Arizona for the provision of OpenGov Transparency and Checkbook software services. The contract covers annual subscriptions for the State and 32 local governments, along with an initial implementation fee. The agreement commences on October 1, 2016, and concludes on September 30, 2021. The first year's total cost is $168,000, with an annual cost of $148,000 for the subsequent four years. The document details customer and seller responsibilities, payment terms, support services, statement of work, implementation process, and includes mandatory terms and conditions.
This document is Amendment 5 to a Software Agreement between OpenGov, Inc. and the State of Arizona, extending the contract for two years from October 1, 2026, to September 30, 2028. The amendment covers the "Reporting & Transparency Platform" services, with annual fees of $162,067.51 for the first year and $170,170.88 for the second. It also updates the Service Level Agreement.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Arizona Department of Veterans' Services
The meeting featured a guest speaker who discussed veteran care and barriers to accessing services. Key topics included successful state initiatives like Starlink, Veteran Benefit Counselors, State Veterans Homes, and Cemeteries. There was an extensive discussion regarding outreach to homeless and incarcerated veterans, mental health stigma, firearms concerns, and challenges with healthcare access and VA wait times. The Commission reviewed updates on cemetery expansions, the Surprise Recreation Center, stand-down events, and the Women Veterans Coordinator position. Legislative staffing and the upcoming grant cycle were also addressed. Commissioners provided detailed outreach reports covering veteran service organization engagement, community relationship building, and ongoing support for veterans in transition.
This document outlines strategic policy objectives developed by the Arizona Veterans' Service Advisory Commission to address critical issues facing veterans and their families in Arizona. Key focus areas include facilitating access to benefits, improving education, veterans court, and employment opportunities, enhancing healthcare and social welfare, providing housing and family support, addressing the needs of justice-involved and incarcerated veterans, recognizing unique characteristics of sub-groups, and incentivizing veterans to reside in Arizona. The overarching goal is to ensure comprehensive support and improve the well-being of the veteran community, recognizing their significant economic contribution to the state.
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The Arizona Department of Veterans' Services (ADVS) 2025-2029 Strategic Plan is a roadmap to honor and support Arizona Veterans, Service Members, and their families by meeting their evolving needs and ensuring timely access to benefits. The plan outlines four key outcomes: ensuring financial stability for all State Veterans Homes, increasing federal Veterans Benefit Administration funds received by Arizona Veterans, achieving and maintaining 'Operational Excellence' ratings for all State Veterans' Cemeteries, and finalizing and implementing a strategic plan to address Veteran homelessness. The overarching vision is to continuously enhance services and support for the veteran community across Arizona.
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