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City
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Columbus
County
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Franklin
Address
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65 E State St
Phone Number
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(614) 466-3636
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43215-6133
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This document is a contract amendment between the Ohio Department of Commerce and Granicus, LLC. It modifies certain provisions of an existing FY24-25 contract by replacing specific terms related to subscriptions with a new quote (Order # Q-329240). The amendment includes details on terminating, existing, and new subscriptions, one-time professional services fees, and future year pricing. The effective date of the amendment is the signature date (February 26, 2024), and the period of performance extends until June 30, 2025.
This document details the Ohio Department of Commerce's contract with Granicus, LLC for AMANDA software annual maintenance and related services for the period of July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2027, with a total value of $362,217.05. This main contract incorporates Granicus Proposal Q-442716. The document also includes historical agreements, amendments, and terms, largely concerning AMANDA software, with Calytera (subsequently assumed by Granicus) for previous periods, including specific maintenance quotations and a tiered support addendum covering 2020-2023.
This contract outlines the agreement between the Ohio Department of Commerce (COM) and Granicus, LLC (formerly Calytera US, Inc.) for AMANDA software maintenance and support services. The agreement encompasses various proposals and amendments covering different periods and types of services, including annual maintenance for 2021-2025, tiered support services, and specific adaptor maintenance. The total contract amount for the primary services is capped at $358,691.07, covering the period from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2025.
This contract between the Ohio Department of Commerce (COM) and Granicus, LLC, with an effective start date of November 19, 2024, outlines the provision of services for two primary initiatives: enhancements to the Amanda back office and the implementation of a citizen portal. The total contract amount is capped at $505,196.01, encompassing the costs for both projects. The agreement also includes provisions for annual software subscriptions and detailed terms and conditions.
This document compiles several agreements and amendments between the Ohio Department of Commerce (COM) and Granicus (and previously Calytera, which Granicus acquired). The primary contract details the Amanda 7 Upgrade Implementation, with a total cost of $1,002,180.79, including professional services, software, and Enterprise Authentication Adaptor (EAA). A separate contract outlines AMANDA 2021-2023 Annual Maintenance services for a total of $326,255.53. The document also includes a contract amendment for fund carry-forward related to the upgrade project and various terms and conditions.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Ohio Department of Commerce
The board meeting focused on establishing foundational policies and procedures for the new board. Discussions included a comprehensive review of the Ohio Revised Code and Ohio Administrative Code regarding board structure, disciplinary authority, investigation processes, and licensing requirements. The board also reviewed Robert's Rules of Order, deliberated on a potential virtual meeting policy, elected an Executive Secretary, and established a quarterly meeting schedule. Additionally, members addressed industry concerns such as unlicensed activity, license application processing delays, and exam difficulty, while also discussing procedures for handling formal complaints.
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