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The City of Tacoma lists PW25-0243F as an RFB for the S 48th St Seismic Bridge Retrofit. The solicitation concerns seismic retrofit work on the S 48th Street bridge and is a public-works bid rather than a grant program. Bid materials are distributed through the City's designated plan distributor, ARC Document Solutions, and bids are due October 13, 2026, at 11:00 AM Pacific time.
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The City of Tacoma is soliciting bids for the East Lincoln Ave Bridge project, a public-works construction procurement identified as PW25-0153F. The project involves design-build replacement of the bridge, including demolition, site preparation, utility coordination, structural steel fabrication, concrete work, roadway and pedestrian improvements, and final inspection. This is an open RFB rather than a grant program, with bids due October 13, 2026, at 11:00 AM Pacific Time.
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This document outlines a comprehensive Software End-User License Agreement between SAP Public Services, Inc. and the City of Tacoma, effective June 11, 2002. It includes licenses for various SAP software solutions (mySAP.com, BSI Software, GIS Business Connector, Crystal Decisions Software, RWD Info Pak Software) specified across multiple appendices, along with corresponding license and annual maintenance fees. The agreement also includes a Statement of Work for professional services for Basis/Oracle upgrade technical consulting with an estimated value of $14,900.
This Order Form details the agreement between SAP Public Services, Inc. and the City of Tacoma for SAP Cloud Services, specifically the Cloud Platform Enterprise Agreement. The subscription term spans from January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2027. The total net cost for these services over the five-year period is USD 508,807.00. The contract outlines subscription terms, payment schedules, and incorporates various standard SAP agreements and terms and conditions.
This Order Form details the provision of SAP Cloud Services, including SAP Signavio Process Insights, Process Intelligence, Process Collaboration Hub, and Process Manager, by SAP Public Services, Inc. to the City of Tacoma. The services are active from January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2025, with a total net cost of $730,914.00. The agreement outlines payment terms, service descriptions, support, service level agreements, data processing, and references various governing documents.
This Software Support Agreement (SSA) between CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc. and Tacoma Power provides ongoing technical support for the proprietary Distribution/Outage Management System (D/OMS) software. The services include software updates, trouble reporting, and support management. The contract has an initial three-year term with an option for two additional one-year renewals, resulting in a total potential duration of five years, effective from January 10, 2011. While various figures related to costs are mentioned, including an annual support cost of $76,760 for the initial term, the overall total contract amount for the potential five-year period is subject to conflicting information, which makes it ambiguous to determine a single definitive total.
This document is Amendment No. 2 to the Software Support Agreement between CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc. and Tacoma Power for their proprietary Outage Management System (OMS). It extends the agreement for a second renewal period of five years, from June 16, 2016, to June 15, 2021. The amendment increases the contract value by $500,000 for this renewal period, covering annual support fees and professional services. The cumulative total contract value after this amendment is stated as either $963,000 or $960,000 in different parts of the document.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Tacoma
The committee discussed the timeline and process for the City Manager Workplan, supporting a review cycle occurring in September, January, and May. Key discussion points included ensuring alignment between the Workplan, the biennial budget, and departmental performance measures, as well as establishing the committee as a preview forum for Workplan updates. Additionally, feedback was provided regarding housing and homelessness metrics, and plans were made for staff to present the first Workplan update at an upcoming meeting.
The council meeting involved the approval of multiple resolutions, including the acceptance of grants for affordable housing and police department staffing, as well as the execution of multi-family housing property tax exemption agreements. Key actions included the awarding of contracts for engineering design, commercial driver's license training, asphalt procurement, and property management services. The council also made various appointments to the Climate and Sustainability Commission, Tacoma Creates Advisory Board, and Transportation Commission. Furthermore, the council expressed support for a public transportation proposition, approved regional efforts to address homelessness, authorized contingency fund expenditures for community events, and passed ordinances regarding employee compensation and property acquisition for stormwater infrastructure.
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The Council meeting addressed several key items, including the approval of multi-family housing tax exemption agreements and various contract awards for utility audit services, refuse trucks, transport billing, and facility contracting. The Council also ratified collective bargaining agreements with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and designated the North Union Avenue Greenway as a City Landmark. Additionally, appointments to the Commission on Disabilities were confirmed, and ordinances concerning municipal compensation and eminent domain for utility infrastructure were introduced for first reading.
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