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Aug 9, 2026
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Provide construction/renovation work to convert a yoga studio into an open-plan office to house a document-preparation and scanning service. The design introduces new access points and increased security requirements.
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Provide information on image cash letter software.
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Allegheny County Department of Public Works is seeking bids from qualified vendors to provide supplies for its sign shop. The contract will run for one year from ratification, with options to renew for two additional one-year terms, and supplies must be delivered to the County sign shop in Pittsburgh. Bidders must submit required vendor, insurance, diversity participation, veteran-owned business, sustainability, and bid-table documentation.
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193970
Employee FTE
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6,213
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1,225,035
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This document is a Professional Services Ordering Document for Time & Materials services provided by Oracle America, Inc. to the County of Allegheny Department of Court Records. It outlines the engagement of a Sr. Datacenter Engineer for a 12-month term starting January 10, 2024. The estimated fee for the service is $593.12, but this is clearly stated as a budgeting estimate that may be exceeded, as services are billed monthly based on actual time and materials at specified hourly rates for different work shifts. The contract references Oracle's Master Agreement and Professional Services Delivery Policies for full terms and conditions.
This document is an invoice (No. 201800133453) issued by SAP America, Inc. to County of Allegheny PA for Enterprise Support for SAP BusinessObjects Portfolio. The service period is from August 1, 2022, to December 31, 2022, for a total amount of 801.53 USD. The invoice was issued on August 8, 2022, and is due by September 7, 2022, referencing PO 177852.
This document is an invoice from SAP America, Inc. to County of Allegheny PA for Enterprise Support for SAP BusObj portfolio. The service period is from January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2023, with a total fixed amount of 1,923.68 USD due by December 28, 2022.
This document is an invoice (No. 201300092747) from SAP America, Inc. to County of Allegheny PA for Enterprise Support for SAP BusinessObjects Portfolio. The service period is from July 1, 2022, to December 31, 2022, with a fixed amount of 95.59 USD. The invoice was issued on July 11, 2022, and is due on August 10, 2022.
This document is an amendment (Amend II) to Contract Number 76864 between Allegheny County and Tyler Technologies, Inc., authorized by Executive Action 7164-22. It approves additional services for the Office of Property Assessment's Sales Validation Project. Tyler Technologies will provide sales validity research and classification, with a per diem rate of $500, not to exceed $50,000 for these new services. The project's effective start date is December 6, 2022, and it concludes on December 31, 2023, bringing the overall contract total to $3,832,450.00.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Allegheny County
The meeting featured a quarterly address from the County Executive concerning regional economic developments, infrastructure projects, bridge safety, and air quality improvements. Key actions included the approval of several proclamations, such as recognitions for the Pittsburgh St. Patrick's Day Parade committee, the Irish Society for Education and Charity, and Women in Construction Week. Additionally, the Council addressed legislative items including the extension of the real estate tax discount deadline, a resolution supporting the people of Ukraine, and amendments to County Code regarding parks and health department regulations. Various board appointments were also processed.
The meeting addressed several legislative and administrative items, including proclamations honoring the Jefferson Hills Library and the National Wrestling Alliance. The Council passed ordinances and resolutions regarding the 2019 operating, capital, and grants budgets, and the establishment of a real property tax levy. Additionally, the Council approved revenue bonds for a project benefiting Carnegie Mellon University and authorized an environmental project for stream bank stabilization and passive water treatment at Settlers Cabin Park. Administrative business included land acquisition, property sales, and the renewal of the legal counsel contract. Public comment sessions were dominated by citizen concerns regarding the Allegheny County Board of Health’s recent actions and recommendations concerning the HPV vaccine, with speakers alleging a lack of transparency and potential violations of the Sunshine Act.
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The council processed several proclamations, including those for service anniversaries, Juneteenth, and public health awareness. They approved ordinances authorizing property sales in Oakmont and North Versailles and ratified updates to health department regulations regarding food safety. The council also received updates from the Elections Liaison regarding ballot procedures and polling place operations. Furthermore, the council addressed new business, including ordinances concerning air pollution control amendments and land acquisition for infrastructure repairs, and passed a motion urging the state legislature to amend the Uniform Firearms Act to grant home rule jurisdictions the authority to regulate firearms.
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