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Aug 28, 2026
Sep 18, 2026
Provide a web-based and/or cloud-based software as a service (saas) solution enabling puco staff to access, aggregate, and review commercial motor carrier driver and vehicle information from multiple federal and state data sources.
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Columbus
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Franklin
Address
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180 East Broad Street
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(800) 686-7826
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43215
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This document outlines SmartSimple's proposal for software licensing and professional services to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO). It details concurrent user licensing models, cloud hosting options (AWS), and a comprehensive breakdown of professional services, including requirements analysis, system implementation, user management, application processing, integrations, project management, QA, and training. The proposal includes an estimated cost of $89,700 for professional services, with licensing fees to be determined, and notes that annual licensing fees are subject to a 7% increase after the first year.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Ohio Public Utilities Commission
The Commission met to consider various cases, entries, and orders related to utilities, electric, gas, telephone, and transportation services. Key actions included approving rules reviews and adoptions for administrative codes, reviewing applications for rehearing, dismissing cases for failure to prosecute, selecting auditors for utility companies, and approving applications to adjust or modify riders. Additionally, the Commission approved grant award recipients for hazardous materials training and addressed various motor carrier default matters. Finally, the Commission appointed a new Secretary and Acting Secretaries.
The Commission addressed various regulatory matters, including compliance findings for utility providers, application approvals for Duke Energy Ohio and AEP Ohio, and numerous complaint dismissals. The Commission directed staff to issue requests for proposals for audit services concerning storm restoration costs, addressed tariff modifications for natural gas companies, and reviewed uncollectible expense rider adjustments. Furthermore, the Commission resolved transportation cases involving settlement agreements, civil forfeitures, and railroad crossing safety improvements, and recognized an employee for their service in the consumer services division.
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The Commission addressed numerous regulatory and utility-related dockets involving electric, gas, water, and transportation services. Significant actions included approving amendments to standard filing requirements and rules regarding standard service offers. The Commission authorized a reasonable arrangement for the Belden Brick Company and AEP Ohio, approved long-term financing for the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, and accepted Columbia Gas of Ohio's alternative rate plan application. Multiple railroad crossing safety upgrade orders were passed, requiring warning device enhancements across several counties. The Commission also approved various settlement agreements for civil forfeitures, resolved several complaint cases through dismissals, and denied requests for rehearing filed by the Ohio Consumers Council and the City of Tallmadge.
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