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New construction residential plumbing installations.
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North Platte
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344
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This Service and Software Agreement (SSA) establishes a partnership between Leepfrog Technologies, Inc. and Mid-Plains Community College for the implementation and support of the CourseLeaf academic catalog management system. The agreement details software licensing, various services including installation, training, hosting, and ongoing support, along with terms for ownership, confidentiality, warranties, and liability. Initial implementation costs for Year One are specified as $42,980, with annual ongoing support fees of $6,980, subject to a 4% increase starting in Year 4. The contract's initial term is three years, with provisions for subsequent one-year renewals.
This order outlines a contract between Jenzabar and Mid-Plains Community College for Jenzabar as a Service (JaaS) Cloud and Campus Marketplace Growth. The core services commence on July 1, 2024, and conclude on June 30, 2029, with total fixed fees amounting to $248,654. The agreement also details client responsibilities for Skill Bootcamps, includes a variable revenue agreement where the client pays Jenzabar $1,500 for each bootcamp sold, and covers a marketing content package. A previous Campus Marketplace order from June 30, 2023, is terminated by this new order.
This Order for Services outlines the provision of Jenzabar as a Service (JaaS) Cloud, Jenzabar Financial Aid, and Professional Services to Mid-Plains Community College by Jenzabar, INC. The service term runs from February 1, 2024, to January 31, 2029, with provisions for automatic annual renewal and tier level adjustments. The total fees for these services are $232,180, comprising JaaS Fees and Professional Services Fees, with a detailed five-year payment schedule for the JaaS fees. This order is issued under a Master Agreement established on December 20, 2019.
This Master Services Agreement, effective June 24, 2024, is between BibliU Campus and Mid-Plains Community College. BibliU Campus will be the exclusive provider of E-Commerce Services (online campus store) and Course Material Services (digital textbooks and courseware) to the Customer. The agreement details definitions, service responsibilities, payment terms including commissions and fees (without specific amounts), intellectual property rights, a 5-year initial term, termination clauses, warranties, confidentiality, liability limitations, and dispute resolution. Exhibits cover commission structures, technical support escalation, and data processing.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Mid Plains Community College
The board meeting covered several key areas, including an annual update from the Faculty Senate focused on faculty credentials, engagement initiatives, and student success outcomes. The Facilities Master Plan was reviewed with a focus on data-driven management of campus square footage. Discussions also included the Facilities Improvement Plan, covering completed and future projects, housing expansion plans, and a potential bond issuance. Finally, the board received a financial update detailing operating budget projections, cost-saving measures implemented in response to projected deficits, and the impact of state aid reductions on the college's budget.
The board meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Recognitions included the North Platte Community College Golf Team and their new coach. Student representatives provided updates on athletic and campus engagement initiatives. The board approved the January financial report and specific personnel actions, including a faculty resignation. Financial actions included the approval of January bills, a three-year contract for auditing services, and a bid for window replacement at McMillen Hall. Additionally, the board approved tuition and fee adjustments for the upcoming academic year, along with changes to housing and meal rates. Changes to the 2026 board meeting schedule were also finalized. Leadership reports provided updates on federal advocacy, state legislative activities, and overall institutional strategic planning.
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The Board of Governors addressed several items, including recognitions of the NPCC volleyball team and updates from student trustees. Financial matters included the approval of bills for October, the purchase of nursing simulators, and the approval of the 2026 Nebraska Community College Association dues. The Board also authorized construction for the McMillen Hall first floor renovation and pavement replacement services for the North Campus. Additionally, an audit report from Dana F. Cole & Company was approved with no reportable findings. The session concluded with cabinet reports and a closed session regarding personnel and real estate.
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