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Dec 16, 2026
Site preparation for an operations center building, including relocation of conflicting utilities and construction of supporting infrastructure, including a sanitary sewer pump station and force main.
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Dec 2, 2026
Interior renovation and modernization of three sets of public restrooms at Miami International Airport’s Central Terminal, including associated plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and fire protection modifications.
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Oct 30, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
Procurement of services for the School Board’s Micro-Schools Initiative.
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Census ID
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207649
Employee FTE
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28,000
Population
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2,802,029
Procurement Difficulty Score
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62 / 100
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This work order letter from Miami-Dade County Information Technology Department to Beacon Systems Inc. confirms the engagement of Supriya Vaddemanu as an IT Software Developer. The engagement, under Work Order Number 25-09-11-05 and master Contract RTQ-000894, begins on March 30, 2026, with an hourly billing rate of $90.00.
This is a Purchase Order issued by Miami-Dade County to BEACON SYSTEMS INC for the employment of Raja Bollepogu as an Integration Lead for the Traffic Modernization/Parking Modernization project. The services are covered for the period from January 6, 2026, to January 6, 2027, at a total cost of $208,000.00. The PO is associated with a larger IT Consulting Services contract.
This work order, 24-10-08-01, issued under contract RTQ-000894, details the engagement of Raja Bollepogu from Beacon Systems, Inc. as an Integration Lead for Miami-Dade County IT Department. The engagement starts on January 6, 2025, with an hourly billing rate of $100.00.
This contract outlines the terms for the licensing and development of case management software by Tyler Technologies, Inc. for Miami-Dade County. It includes functional requirements, project management contacts, detailed fees for software licenses ($1,037,838.00) and implementation services and travel ($2,813,204.25 + $266,120.94), hourly rates for personnel, a separate maintenance and support services agreement with associated annual fees ($152,250 for civil case management), and an escrow agreement for the proprietary technology. The agreement spans initial software delivery and a defined period of ongoing support and maintenance.
This Master Agreement between Oracle America, Inc. and Miami-Dade County establishes general terms for various IT products and services, including cloud, software programs, and hardware, for a five-year term starting May 22, 2019. An integral Amendment 1 specifies detailed pricing, discount structures, payment conditions, and regulatory compliance, and audit mechanisms. The agreement functions as a comprehensive framework for future purchases, not a single transaction with a predefined total value.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Miami-Dade County
The Board focused on the historic site designation request for the Goulds Queen Anne property. Staff presented a supplemental information report arguing that the structure met specific designation criteria, despite previous deferrals and concerns regarding the building's integrity and date of construction. An applicant representative opposed the designation, highlighting potential negative impacts on workforce housing and arguing that the structure lacked verified historical significance or physical integrity due to alleged past demolitions. Following deliberation on the evidence provided, the Board voted to approve the historic site designation. Administrative reports were provided by the Chair, Chief, and Attorney.
The board discussed multiple infrastructure and procurement issues, including requests for bid waivers on port and airport projects. Significant focus was placed on the status of a lighting maintenance contract following litigation related to a previous service provider. The board reviewed the performance of a vendor operating under an emergency contract and discussed the importance of competitive bidding versus the benefits of retaining qualified local contractors. Ultimately, the board moved to ratify the emergency contract and directed the administration to pursue negotiations for a long-term service agreement.
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The Board discussed several development and zoning matters. Key topics included the adoption of safety and security covenant conditions for a Comprehensive Development Master Plan application, motions to prioritize police impact fees for the future Eureka station, and the consideration of zoning applications, including an office project and the American Bankers Life Insurance application. Discussion also covered landscape buffering requirements and transit connectivity for development sites.
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