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Aug 12, 2026
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Aug 26, 2026
Provide Hosted Unified Communications Solution (UCaaS). The selected vendor shall provide all labor, licensing, equipment, implementation services, project management, training, and ongoing support necessary to deploy the proposed solution.
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City
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Atlanta
County
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Fulton
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2 M.L.K. Jr Dr SE
Phone Number
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(404) 657-2700
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30334
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This Order Agreement, entered into by the Georgia Department of Public Health (Client) and Paylt, LLC (Service Provider), details the provision of Paylt's cloud-based platform services, specifically for a GA DPH Payment Page for Low THC Oil Cards. Effective July 5, 2024, and with an initial term concluding on June 30, 2025, this agreement functions as an amendment to a broader NASPO Master Services Agreement (#AR2472). The scope encompasses two phases: a non-integrated payment page and an integrated solution via Paylt's SDK, along with deployment, operational responsibilities, and a pricing structure comprising transaction-based, processing, and potential conditional fees. The document also includes comprehensive terms and conditions covering payment processing, HIPAA/HITECH compliance, and data security standards.
The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) has contracted with Tyler Technologies for an Environmental Health Information System (EHS) through contract number 40500-049-21203278. The agreement, effective April 1, 2022, and expiring September 30, 2022, with four annual renewal options, has a total financial obligation of $215,250.00 for the initial term. This covers SaaS services and professional implementation services, along with adherence to a Business Associate Agreement for Protected Health Information and detailed service level and support terms.
This document is Amendment #3 to a contract between the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) and Tyler Technologies, Inc. for the Environmental Health Information System (EHiS). The amendment extends the contract for six months, from October 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027, to facilitate continued operation, maintenance, and eventual closeout and sunset of the system. It also corrects a scrivener's error in a previous amendment's stated amount and increases the total contract amount by $150,000.00, resulting in an Amended Total Contract Amount of $365,250.00. The amendment outlines specific contractor responsibilities and deliverables related to system hosting, data delivery, and final 'Golden Data Set' submission, along with a rate schedule budget for the extension period.
This document is Amendment #2 to contract 40500-049-21203278 between Tyler Technologies, Inc. and the Georgia Department of Public Health. It amends the total contract amount from $215,250.00 to $228,250.00, with an amendment increase of $13,000.00. The amendment is effective from October 1, 2023, and the contract ends on September 30, 2024. It also specifies a renewal period amount of $228,250.00. The amendment includes updated authorized contacts for the Department and a detailed rate schedule budget for services such as enterprise subscription (SaaS), system hosting, help desk support, development costs, data conversion, ERD, user manual, training, reporting server access, and professional implementation services.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Georgia Department of Public Health
The meeting focused on the state's AI program, covering the implementation of a comprehensive governance framework, the development of an Innovation Lab, and the creation of AI education programs for state employees. Key discussions centered on the 'Ethics DNA' guide for ethical decision-making in AI, upcoming procurement strategies for AI tools, and the organization of working groups tasked with addressing generative AI, data privacy, procurement, and staff training.
The inaugural working group meeting focused on the urgent importance of digital accessibility compliance, particularly in light of the Department of Justice final rule and the April 2026 deadline. The discussion emphasized the need for a collaborative environment to share updates and solutions. Key topics included the responsibilities of individual agencies regarding content accessibility, such as documents, PDFs, and multimedia, even when using compliant platforms like GovHub. The working group provided resources available on the digital services website, including guidance for leadership, ADA fact sheets for government entities, and simplified WCAG requirements, to help agencies prepare for upcoming legal mandates.
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The council meeting featured an informative presentation on the state of Vermont's AI journey, detailing the establishment of their AI task force and advisory council. Key discussion topics included the development and implementation of responsible AI ethics, data management guidelines, and the role of the council in providing policy recommendations to the legislature. The group discussed strategies for generative AI usage, prioritized focus areas for AI application in state government, and explored the critical importance of data privacy as a regulatory framework.
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