Strategic Plan Tracking Software (Request For Information)
Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 21, 2026
Provide a recommendation for software will be used to monitor, manage, and report on the progress of the city's strategic initiatives.
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Aug 19, 2026
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Sep 21, 2026
Provide a recommendation for software will be used to monitor, manage, and report on the progress of the city's strategic initiatives.
Aug 18, 2026
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Sep 2, 2026
Provide aerial apparatus inspection, testing, and certification services for its fire fleet. The intent is to ensure all equipment remains safe, reliable, and compliant with nfpa 1911, applicable astm standards, and manufacturer specifications.
Aug 18, 2026
Closes
Aug 25, 2026
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This contract, identified as R250609, is between Region 4 Education Service Center and ThunderCat Technology, LLC for the provision of Technology Solutions, Products and Services. The initial term of the agreement is for three years, commencing on March 1, 2026, and concluding on February 28, 2029, with options for renewal. The agreement incorporates the vendor's response to the RFP and is governed by extensive standard terms and conditions. The contract does not specify a fixed total amount, as purchases will be made via individual purchase orders under the established pricing structure, with quantities and overall costs subject to variation based on needs and funding.
This agreement details the provision of an HR/Payroll System and associated implementation services by Tyler Technologies, Inc. to the City of Chesapeake. The contract spans five years, from October 1, 2009, to September 30, 2014. It covers software licensing, professional services, ongoing maintenance, and third-party products. A "not-to-exceed" purchase price of $1,584,425, excluding estimated travel expenses, is specified, while the Investment Summary details costs across various categories.
This document encompasses a core Standard Software License and Maintenance Agreement (effective February 1, 2014) between New World Systems Corporation (later novated to Tyler Technologies, Inc.) and the City of Chesapeake for various public safety software modules. It is augmented by two amendments: Amendment 1756-16A2B, effective February 3, 2016, adds Omega CrimeView implementation services totaling $19,400; and Amendment 1756-17A2C, effective September 25, 2017, adds ASAP Interface software, installation, and travel for a one-time cost of $32,800, plus $5,250 for its first year's maintenance. The original agreement's maintenance terms include costs of $390,000 for each of years 3, 4, and 5 of the five-year maintenance period.
This is an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract (No. 26-117-6328) for Oracle Software between the City of Chesapeake and Mythics, LLC, effective from November 19, 2025, to May 2, 2026, with two one-year renewal options. Specific services and procurements will be managed through individual Work Orders and Purchase Orders, with the total cost determined on an as-needed basis. The contract incorporates terms from the VITA Contract VA-230503-MYTH and includes standard compliance attachments.
This contract establishes an agreement between the City of Chesapeake and Benevate, Inc. d/b/a Neighborly Software for Software as a Service (SaaS) and related services. The agreement, identified by Contract No. 24-184-3993, has an initial term from April 24, 2024, to April 23, 2025, with automatic renewals extending it until April 23, 2027. It includes an initial SaaS Order Form totaling $14,600.00 for administrative licenses and implementation services. The contract incorporates an addendum from the City of Chesapeake that modifies certain standard terms and conditions from the contractor's form.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Chesapeake
The commission reviewed several items, including a conditional use permit request for a concrete crushing facility, which was continued to a future hearing, and an indefinite continuance for a zoning reclassification request for the Carlton Park project. Approval was granted for the Mears Creek zoning reclassification, with specific proffers regarding housing units, architectural design standards, and infrastructure. The commission also approved a conditional use permit for a communications tower at Sams Circle, subject to specific regulatory compliance and corrosion mitigation measures. Furthermore, the commission approved an amendment to the city zoning code to regulate data centers and adopted a new data center policy for the comprehensive plan, following extensive public comment on environmental, water, and noise concerns.
The City Council meeting included a variety of administrative and policy actions. Key items included the approval of a lease agreement for office space in the South Norfolk Health Center, the receipt of various grants for the Fire and Police departments for equipment, training, and recruitment, and the enactment of an animal cruelty registry ordinance. Significant budget amendments were approved for the Chesapeake Public Schools operating and capital improvement funds, as well as adjustments to the city's operating budget involving state revenue. Additionally, the council made several appointments to local boards and commissions, including the Agricultural Advisory Commission and the Land Bank Authority.
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The board reviewed several property applications involving exterior renovations. Key agenda items included the replacement of porch steps at 1144 Chesapeake Avenue, roofing and structural column preservation discussions for 1239 Seaboard Avenue, and repairs to soffits, windows, and handrails at 1120 Jackson Avenue. Additionally, the board approved roofing and siding replacements at 1238 Chesapeake Avenue, while denying fencing applications for 1520 Chesapeake Avenue and 1329 Jackson Avenue. Administrative updates regarding the Chesapeake Land Bank were provided, and legal representation changes for the board were noted.
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