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Aug 19, 2026
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Proposals from qualified telecommunications solution providers for an on-premise emergency services telephony system. Contractors are to provide design, provision of materials, installation, configuration, migration, and support of a new on-premise enterprise voice communication system for the County Department of Emergency Services.
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Aug 13, 2026
Sep 14, 2026
Develop a comprehensive community plan for the Southwest and Franklinton areas of Columbus, Ohio. The final plan will serve as a strategic framework for the stabilization, equitable improvement, and future development of these priority areas. The City intends to select one prime project team to conduct the entire Scope of Work. However, the City reserves the right to divide the work into multiple sequential contracts if deemed necessary.
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This contract is for Workers' Compensation Third Party Administration (TPA) services provided by Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc. to Franklin County Human Resources. The initial contract term is three years, from June 16, 2020, to June 15, 2023, with an option for a two-year extension. The estimated total cost for the initial three-year period is not to exceed $660,000, broken down into annual amounts of $220,000. This includes fixed annual fees and variable unit-based service charges.
This contract outlines an agreement between Franklin County Human Resources Department and Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc. for Workers' Compensation Third Party Administration services. The agreement, authorized by Resolution No. 0502-25, has an initial term from June 16, 2025, to June 15, 2028, with an option for a two-year extension. The total cost for the services covered is not to exceed $530,600.00, exclusive of medical claim fees and costs, and includes annual flat fees along with various unit-based charges.
This document outlines a two-year contract extension between Franklin County Board of Commissioners (on behalf of Human Resources) and Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc., effective from June 16, 2023, to June 15, 2025. The extension authorizes Sedgwick to continue providing Workers' Compensation Third-Party Administrative Services for Franklin County, with a total cost not to exceed $440,000.00. The agreement includes updated pricing for various services for Year 4 and Year 5 of the original contract.
This document is Contract Modification and Extension #1 for the Munis Enterprise Resource Planning System between Franklin County Data Center and Tyler Technologies Inc. It extends the contract for one year, from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026, and adds 325 Single Sign-On user licenses. The total financial obligation for this extension is $573,265.66, which covers various SaaS and related services for this renewal period, representing the first of three optional one-year renewals.
This document outlines the mutual termination of a suite of agreements (SaaS, Services, ePayment Processing, and Escrow) between Franklin County and Tyler Technologies Inc., originally established on October 29, 2019, for $8,811,275. The Termination Agreement and Mutual Release, effective September 11, 2024, was approved by Franklin County Resolution No. 0675-24, following a recommendation from the Franklin County E-Governance Board. Key terms include the cancellation of outstanding invoices by Tyler, the cessation of additional fees, and no refunds for previously paid fees. The agreement also includes a mutual release of claims and a non-disparagement clause.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Franklin County
The board discussed a draft strategic plan update provided by the Health Policy Institute of Ohio, reviewed financial statements, and authorized vendor contracts for the 2026 calendar year. Key actions included the acceptance of the 2025 annual report and the approval of various policy updates. Additionally, the board received committee and priority project reports and held an executive session to address matters concerning public employee compensation and the purchase of property for public purposes.
The board received updates from the Executive Director of the OneOhio Recovery Foundation regarding the regional grant cycle and learned about the Columbus and Franklin County Addiction Plan. The CFO presented the financial statements for February 2026. The board took several actions: authorized agreements for insurance brokerage services, approved funding for managed care organization software licensing and support, and approved the reallocation of funds for infrastructure and operational payments to network providers. Additionally, the audit committee chair provided an update on their recent meeting.
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The board meeting included announcements from the Board Chair and CEO, alongside a presentation from the President and CEO of Maryhaven regarding the ADAMH Emergency Health Records/Financial Distress Initiative. Key financial actions included the approval of the April 2026 financial statements. The board also addressed provider allocation revisions and authorized state fiscal year 2026 pass-through funding for the Franklin County Municipal Court's Drug Court and Human Trafficking Court operations. Additionally, the board approved an officer slate as presented by the nominating committee and received updates on various committee and priority project reports.
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