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Nov 11, 2026
The City of Columbus Public Utilities Department, through Sewers and Drains, requests an Ohmart Vega VEGAPULS 61 radar level transmitter. The specification lists configuration identifier PS61.UFBFIHANAX and SN# 51699184, and requires a direct replacement only. Delivery is requested for November 30, 2026, with quotations due November 11, 2026.
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Nov 10, 2026
Furnish 5 EA, Bettis VA84212-1 and 5 EA, Bettis VA84605-2C.
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Nov 10, 2026
The Municipal Court Clerk seeks bids to establish a purchase order for third-party Cisco Smartnet maintenance and support for Cisco Catalyst 3650 and 6509 equipment used in the Clerk’s Office. The one-year service period runs from January 1 through December 31, 2027, with 7×24×4 support, a staffed 24/7/365 help desk, compatible replacement parts, and on-site support if needed. Bidders must include parts, shipping and handling, labor, travel, and related service costs.
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209050
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9,471
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938,396
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This contract details a Microsoft Volume Licensing Server and Cloud Enrollment for the City of Columbus, primarily covering Microsoft Dynamics products. The agreement is facilitated by Dell Inc. as the partner and has a term of 60 months. The total quoted cost for the products is $3,936,937.85.
This contract documents a Microsoft Volume Licensing Server and Cloud Enrollment (SCE) for the City of Columbus, facilitated by Dell Inc. as a reseller. It includes a signature form, a discount transparency disclosure, and an amendment that extends the enrollment term to 60 months. A separate quotation from Dell details specific Microsoft Dynamics products, totaling $3,936,937.85, which is likely the actual price for those items established between the customer and the reseller. The document also contains the standard terms and conditions for the SCE and Product Selection Form. Additionally, the document contains separate, distinct contract details for the State of Ohio under a different Enterprise Agreement.
This is a Professional Services Agreement between Tyler Technologies, Inc. and the City of Columbus, OH, effective June 26, 2013. The contract covers the purchase, installation, maintenance, and support of a City Financial Management System, specifically Microsoft Dynamics AX software with Tyler Insight Extensions. The initial term for software and initial services runs until November 30, 2015, with provisions for annual renewals for maintenance and support. The agreement specifies a maximum financial obligation of $4,856,057.00 through its initial term.
This Change Order 2016-02, effective February 11, 2016, is an amendment between Tyler Technologies, Inc. and the City of Columbus, Ohio. It adds specific development services to an existing contract dated June 25, 2013, at a total cost of $64,700.00. The detailed services are outlined in Exhibit 1 and will be invoiced with a 50% deposit upon delivery of specifications and the remaining 50% upon delivery of the modification.
This document is a 5-year budgetary quotation from Dell Software for City Columbus, detailing software licenses and services such as Azure Prepayment, Copilot Studio, D365, Power Apps, Power BI Pro, Power Pages, and Visual Studio with GitHub. The services are broken down into annual subtotals for five years, with a total estimated cost of $4,107,415.51. The pricing for the first two years is subject to the Ohio Microsoft Large Account Reseller Agreement 0A1252, while the subsequent three years are under the Midwestern Higher Education Compact #MHEC-04152022, with a provision for re-evaluation of pricing if a more favorable state contract emerges.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Columbus
The committee reviewed several zoning and variance matters. Key agenda items included the approval of rezoning requests for properties located at 2125 Ackley Place and 2345 Demorest Road. Additionally, the committee acted on variance requests for 6092 Westbourne Avenue to allow multi-unit residential development and for 2125 Ackley Place regarding reduced development standards for an apartment complex.
The council addressed numerous legislative and administrative items, including resolutions to recognize Public Safety Week, celebrate the 20th anniversary of Urban Scrawl, and endorse the Plant Based Treaty. Significant approvals were granted for technology and infrastructure contracts, encompassing Microsoft software licensing, data center facility enhancements, intersection improvements, and various water reclamation and treatment plant upgrades. Furthermore, the council authorized housing development agreements, fiscal budget revisions, zoning variances, and a comprehensive consent agenda covering community grant programs, professional services, and public safety equipment acquisitions.
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The City Council conducted a regular meeting covering various legislative and administrative items. Key topics included the declaration of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and National Disability Employment Awareness Month, along with ceremonial resolutions honoring community advocates. Financial authorizations were addressed, including contracts for technology services, police records maintenance, and public infrastructure projects such as water line improvements and traffic safety measures. Additionally, the council approved zoning variances, annexations, and grant agreements for community development, public health initiatives, and housing programs.
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