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Sep 10, 2026
The City of Columbus Public Utilities department is seeking one Canon Color imageCLASS MF753Cdw II copier through solicitation RFQ033605. This is a one-time sealed request for quotation for delivery to 37 W Broad St, Columbus, Ohio, with no pre-bid meeting or separate question deadline listed. Bids are due September 10, 2026, at 1:00 PM Eastern Time, and the posting is identified as an open solicitation.
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Sep 9, 2026
The City of Columbus, through its Recreation and Parks department, is soliciting informal bids for National Public Seating Chairs. The procurement seeks twenty premium-vinyl stack chairs from the NPS 9200 Series, specifically Model 9210-BT with Panther Black seats and Black Sandtex frames, delivered to 1533 Alum Industrial Drive West, Columbus, Ohio. Shipping and related costs must be included, and bids will be evaluated based on specification compliance and lead-time considerations.
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Sep 9, 2026
The City of Columbus Sewers and Drains Department is soliciting an informal quotation for one Rodney Hunt Model 25 portable hydraulic actuator to operate 315 floodwall gates. The actuator must conform to drawing E-61281, and alternate bids must identify the make and model in the comment field. The sealed quotation is due September 9, 2026, at 5:00 PM, with delivery required by October 9, 2026, to 1250 Fairwood Avenue in Columbus.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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209050
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
9,471
Population
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938,396
Procurement Hell Score
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41 / 100
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This Service Level Agreement (SLA) details the services provided by Performa Software USA, Inc. (Contractor) to the Department of XXXXXXX (Customer) for the Performa's BIDS Budget Management software. It establishes service levels, responsibilities, and operational procedures for service management, application hosting, support, and software services. Key aspects include definitions of terms, general obligations for both parties, service descriptions, account management, service reporting, escalation processes, and outage management. The agreement outlines a maximum duration of ten years, with specific commencement and contract reference details to be inserted.
This document outlines the terms and conditions for Neubrain, LLC to provide BOARD Americas, Inc.'s Software as a Service (SaaS) products and services to U.S. Government End Users under Neubrain's GSA MAS IT 70 contract number GS-35F-0536S. It includes a Rider that incorporates manufacturer-specific terms consistent with federal law and a detailed BOARD SaaS Agreement covering licensing, payment, provision of software, confidentiality, intellectual property, indemnification, warranties, and data privacy. The agreement establishes a one-year initial term from an unspecified effective date, with provisions for renewal via an Order Form, where specific financial details will be outlined.
This is a master SaaS Subscription Agreement between Anaplan and the City of Columbus for the provision of Anaplan's hosted software and related professional services. The agreement establishes definitions, service provisions, client responsibilities, intellectual property rights, billing terms, termination conditions, warranties, indemnification clauses, and limitations of liability. Specific service details, fees, and subscription terms will be outlined in subsequent Order Schedules and Statements of Work.
This is an Anaplan SaaS Subscription Agreement, serving as a global master agreement between Anaplan and a Client for the provision of Anaplan's hosted software applications and related professional services. The agreement defines terms, sets out the scope of services, usage restrictions, billing and payment conditions, intellectual property rights, and responsibilities of both parties. It also includes standard legal clauses regarding term, termination, warranties, indemnification, limitation of liability, and confidentiality. The specific details regarding subscription terms, services, and associated fees are to be outlined in separate Order Schedules or Statements of Work, which are incorporated by reference.
This document details Anaplan's Service Level Agreement (SLA), defining the service availability target (99.5% Uptime Target) and credit structure for any availability failures. It also describes the comprehensive support services offered, including contact channels, a four-tiered severity level system with corresponding target response times, the scope of technical assistance, and the responsibilities of both Anaplan and the Client. The SLA is effective for the duration of the Subscription Term of an associated Order Schedule and Agreement.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Columbus
The council meeting addressed a wide range of municipal business, including the review of various liquor permit applications, legislative readings for infrastructure projects, and city contracts. Key discussions included authorizing contracts for fiber optic maintenance, security system software, and elevator maintenance. The council reviewed several land annexation applications, grant applications for transportation and safety improvements, and zoning variance requests. The consent agenda included the approval of several resolutions honoring community figures and church anniversaries, alongside numerous operational contracts for fleet maintenance, towing services, and legal counsel for indigent persons, as well as several water line improvement projects.
The committee reviewed and approved several zoning and variance applications. These included rezoning requests for properties at 1100 Frank Road and 865 N. Wilson Road. Additionally, variances were granted to allow a shared living facility at 1930 Walnut Hill Park Drive, parking and rental of moving trucks at 445 E. 17th Avenue, and light industrial uses at 2675 Brice Road. The committee also adopted staff reports and findings for these matters.
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The board meeting covered updates on the progress of Public Service Rules and Regulations and the introduction of a new Columbus Public Health representative. Discussion included enforcement actions in the Short North area, a review of 2025 Mobile Food Vending license statistics, and upcoming meeting scheduling. Additionally, the board addressed internal policies regarding member attendance, established a new complaint procedure involving 311 for the License Section, and planned to evaluate adding public spots for food trucks.
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