The State of Idaho, on behalf of Idaho Public Television, seeks proposals for a charitable-giving platform that combines planned giving, estate planning, and non-cash gift solutions. Estate-planning documents generated by the platform must be legally valid in Idaho, and the contract has an initial one-year term with renewals of up to five years. Proposals will be evaluated using a weighted scoring system and submitted electronically through IPRO by October 28, 2026.
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City
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Boise
County
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Ada
Phone Number
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(800) 543-6868
Zip Code
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83706-2239
Propensity to Spend
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Startup Friendliness
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The committee discussed proposed budget cuts and strategies to maintain long-term financial stability amidst economic uncertainty. Key topics included revenue projections, the potential use of the budget stabilization fund, the impact of tax policies on the state budget, and concerns regarding funding for mental health services, Medicaid, and firefighter resources.
The committee received a briefing from the Idaho Office of Broadband and the Idaho Broadband Advisory Board regarding state broadband infrastructure initiatives. Key discussion topics included the progress of middle-mile projects, the utilization of federal and state funding through the Idaho Broadband Fund and the Capital Projects Fund, efforts to close the digital divide, and the importance of broadband for economic development, remote work, and community anchor institutions. The presentation highlighted partnerships with ISPs, the strategic plan for achieving universal connectivity, and the role of the advisory board in project selection and policy development.
The committee received a briefing on the state's cybersecurity posture and the annual Cyber Discovery exercise. Key discussion points included efforts to reduce security risks, improvements to the state's cyber infrastructure, the implementation of multi-factor authentication, and the expansion of cyber defense collaboration with cities, counties, school districts, and the National Guard. The briefing also covered threat intelligence, the role of apprenticeships in building cyber resilience, and the necessity of proactive network security measures against advanced cyber threats.
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