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Census ID
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208963
Employee FTE
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2,823
Population
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305,561
Procurement Difficulty Score
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48 / 100
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This Master Services Agreement between Paymentus Corporation and Durham, North Carolina, establishes the provision of electronic bill payment services to the city's residents and commercial clients. The agreement details service scope, compensation via a transactional fee schedule (Exhibit A), payment processing methods, general service conditions, and mutual indemnification. The contract has an initial term of five years from the service launch date, with options for up to three additional one-year renewals. Fees are primarily per-transaction, with specific rates for different payment types and additional charges for items like chargebacks and notification usage.
This is a one-year Support and License Agreement between the City of Durham (Licensee) and Tyler Technologies, Inc., MUNIS Division (Licensor), effective from 2013-08-04 to 2014-08-03. The agreement covers licensing and support services for various MUNIS software products, for which the Licensee agrees to pay $315,893.29. The document details the scope of the agreement, payment terms, covered products, license provisions, and specific terms and conditions for support, including limitations of liability and responsibilities of both parties.
This document outlines a Support and License Agreement between the City of Durham (Licensee) and Tyler Technologies, Inc., MUNIS Division (Licensor). The agreement is effective from August 4, 2011, until August 3, 2012, covering licensing and support for a list of MUNIS software products. The total payment for these services is $290,820.08, due upon execution, with provisions for additional charges for non-covered services. The contract also details specific terms and conditions related to software use, support, and general legal aspects.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Durham
The work session covered several critical community and administrative topics. Discussion included recent immigration enforcement actions in the area, with the council reinforcing its stance on not cooperating with immigration. Council members provided updates on their recent activities, including volunteer efforts to assist voters. The meeting addressed concerns regarding harassment and bullying in relation to board appointments and emphasized the importance of respect and diversity of thought. Additionally, condolences were expressed for a lost city employee, and the city manager provided updates on budget development scheduling.
The council addressed several key agenda items, including appointments to the Environmental Affairs Board and Racial Equity Commission. Numerous contracts were authorized for stormwater infrastructure, bike lane construction, water storage tank maintenance, lift station improvements, and engineering services for outfall projects. The council also approved budget ordinance corrections, repealed the Equal Business Opportunity Program to comply with state law, authorized street closures for upcoming community events, and conducted public hearings regarding property annexations and zoning amendments for the Andrews Chapel Road, Leesville Storage, and Hinesley properties.
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The Council meeting involved several administrative and infrastructure-related actions. Key topics included appointments to the Durham City-County Environmental Affairs Board and the Citizens Advisory Committee. The council authorized a contract amendment with Open Table Ministry for emergency shelter services and approved a stream stabilization project on Lakewood Avenue. A subrecipient agreement with the Housing Authority for housing rehabilitation was authorized, alongside an enterprise licensing model adoption for GIS software. Professional services contract amendments were approved for waterline replacement and water treatment plant improvements. Additionally, a public hearing was held regarding a zoning map change for East Geer Towns, and certified municipal election results were received.
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