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Jul 27, 2026
Sep 8, 2026
Provide a comprehensive document accessibility remediation software solution to bring public facing documents into compliance with americans with disabilities act (ADA) title ii, wcag 2. 1 aa and portable document format (pdf)/universal accessibility (UA) standards.
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Aug 20, 2026
Sep 22, 2026
The County of Fresno’s Department of Public Works and Planning is seeking qualified vendors to supply water-treatment chemicals for municipal water and wastewater systems on an as-needed basis. The solicitation contemplates a multi-vendor agreement with up to three lowest-priced responsive bidders, a three-year base term, and two optional one-year renewals, with itemized pricing, certifications, safety data sheets, product literature, and possible samples required. It was issued August 20, 2026, and quotations are due September 22, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.; this is a procurement for supplies rather than a grant program.
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Aug 25, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
The County of Fresno, through its Office of Housing and Homelessness, is requesting proposals from qualified vendors to provide social-service programs for low- to moderate-income persons in unincorporated Fresno County and eight partner cities. The services are funded through the federal Community Development Block Grant allocation, with at least 51% of beneficiaries required to be low- to moderate-income and a FY 2026–27 funding envelope of $104,625. This is an open vendor-services RFP rather than a standalone grant application, and proposals are due September 24, 2026 at 10:00 AM PDT.
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This License and Services Agreement between Tyler Technologies, Inc. and County of Fresno (Sheriff's Office) covers the licensing of Tyler's CivilServe software suite and related professional services. The agreement specifies software usage rights, implementation services, maintenance, and support for a five-year term. The total compensation payable to Tyler under this agreement is capped at $583,318 for the entire five-year period, with an effective start date of December 1, 2020.
This document is an amendment to an existing Software License and Services Agreement between Oracle USA, Inc. and the County of Fresno, coupled with an associated ordering document. It formalizes an expansion of licensed use for PeopleSoft Enterprise programs based on a '10/10 rule' tied to the County's annual budget. The total incremental fees for license expansion and 12 months of technical support amount to $1,137,866.18, covering products like General Ledger, Receivables, Payables, Asset Management, Budgets, and Purchasing.
This amendment extends the Maintenance and Support Term for the 'Civil Process (SoftCode) Maintenance & Support' services provided by Tyler Technologies to the County of Fresno. The renewal term is for three years, from June 1, 2025, to May 31, 2028, with two optional one-year renewals extending to May 31, 2030. The amendment specifies the annual maintenance and support fees for each year of the extended period and outlines invoicing details.
This Agreement (No. 19-201) between the COUNTY OF FRESNO and N. Harris Computer Corporation (CONTRACTOR) is for the provision of cashiering and remittance processing software and services, effective May 7, 2019, for a term of five years. It grants a perpetual license for the iNovah cashiering system, includes hardware purchases, professional services for implementation and training, and ongoing support and maintenance. The total compensation for the services performed under this Agreement is explicitly capped at $890,000.
This Service Agreement is between George Hills Company, Inc. (Contractor) and the County of Fresno (County) for third-party claims administration, medical malpractice claims, first-party property claims, and subrogation services. It replaces a prior contract (No. 22-393). The agreement is effective from July 1, 2025, with an initial term ending June 30, 2028, and options for two one-year extensions, potentially extending the contract until June 30, 2030. Compensation includes an annual fixed fee, hourly rates for special investigative and litigation support services, and reimbursable allocated expenses. The maximum compensation payable for the initial three-year term is $934,658, and it could reach up to $1,565,579 if all one-year renewal periods are exercised. The contract also outlines responsibilities, insurance requirements, confidentiality, data security, and HIPAA compliance.
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The Federal Legislative Platform outlines the goals and priorities of the Fresno County Board of Supervisors for 2026, serving as the basis for its advocacy efforts with Congress and Federal agencies. It addresses major legislative issues and general principles across key areas such as agriculture, community and workforce investment, criminal justice and public protection, economic development, elections, energy/air quality, environmental quality/natural resources, federal lands and installations, general government and finance, housing and homelessness, human resources, library services, public health, behavioral health, and health care services, social services, transportation and infrastructure, and water resources.
The board meeting included the recognition of a long-serving employee from the Sheriff's Department and the introduction of a pet for adoption by Fresno Humane Animal Services. Congressman Jim Costa presented the county with a commemorative American flag in honor of the nation's 250th anniversary. The supervisors proclaimed a week in August as Safety Week to emphasize workplace and community safety. Additionally, the board received a report on the proposed Fresno County Transportation Improvement Act and voted to place the measure on the March 2028 ballot.
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The briefing covered updates on COVID-19 testing paradigms in the county, with a goal of testing 1,500 people daily. Discussions focused on the roadmap to recovery, the phases for safely reopening businesses and sectors, and the importance of maintaining social distancing to protect public health. The session also included an announcement of an upcoming virtual Town Hall and a historical overview of the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic in Fresno, highlighting lessons learned regarding social distancing and mask mandates. The briefing concluded with remarks on the local response from Bitwise Industries.
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