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The County of San Bernardino is soliciting sealed proposals for the South Fontana ADA Ramps Project - Phase 2 under bid number PWG126-LANDD-6469. The construction project involves constructing or upgrading approximately 150 ADA ramps on various streets in the Fontana area. This is an open-market request for bid, with proposals due at the public bid opening on September 3, 2026.
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This Order Form (Q-09452) outlines a 60-month agreement between OpenGov Inc. and San Bernardino County, CA, including several of its service areas, for software services. The subscription period runs from September 1, 2025, to August 31, 2030. The contract details annually increasing fees for various software products and provides annual billing totals. Payment terms are Net 45 Days, billed annually in advance. The agreement incorporates OpenGov's Master Services Agreement.
This document outlines an agreement between San Bernardino County (including its various departments and districts) and OpenGov, Inc. for an Asset and Operations Management and Capital Improvement Project Planning Software System and Implementation Services. The total contract amount is $661,779.00, covering the period from January 1, 2024, to August 31, 2025. Identified as Software Services Agreement No. 23-1215, it supersedes prior agreements with Cartegraph Systems, LLC, following OpenGov's acquisition of Cartegraph. The agreement also authorizes a contingency fund of $125,000 for potential custom configurations. The contract includes non-standard terms regarding payment schedules, termination conditions, warranty, and liability provisions.
This document serves as a Non-Competitive Justification Form from the Department Public Works to secure a new five-year agreement with Open Gov, Inc. for their 'Cartepgraph' software, effective October 1, 2025. The software is intended for Operations and Asset Management across various Public Works Special Districts Divisions and Regional Parks. The total cost for this new agreement is $2,401,675.90. The justification cites the continuity and expansion of an existing system, previously acquired and expanded under Board Approved Contracts No. 20-668 and No. 23-215, to enhance operational efficiency and support data-driven decision-making.
This is a Software Support Agreement between San Bernardino County and Tyler Technologies for support services related to AES Valuation Modules software. The agreement has an initial term of three years, commencing on June 3, 2016. The first year's support fee is $101,350.00, with subsequent years subject to a 5% COLA increase. The contract details definitions, support benefits, license grants, fees, term conditions, licensee responsibilities, remote access, additional costs, warranties, liability limitations, intellectual property indemnification, force majeure, and governing law.
This document is an amendment to an agreement between Tyler Technologies, Inc. and San Bernardino County. It extends the maintenance and support services for a Land and Vital Records software solution for five years, from May 7, 2023, to May 6, 2028. The amendment also details the removal of certain services, applies various credits, and specifies annual fees for the renewal period. The total contract amount, including the original agreement and this amendment, is $5,037,286.
Board meetings and strategic plans from County of San Bernardino
The board addressed an appeal regarding the Mercury Dry Campground project. The appellants argued that the proposed commercial campground is fundamentally incompatible with the existing Rural Living zoning designation, citing concerns about noise, dust, traffic, diminished property values, and strained emergency response capabilities. They also raised issues regarding the applicant's past conduct. In response, the project owners defended the proposal as a small-scale, low-impact primitive campground intended to expand recreational access and requested that the board uphold the Planning Commission's prior approval.
The meeting encompassed several county initiatives and community programs. Key discussions included emergency training and preparedness for wildfires and disasters, as well as the 'Hit the Books' reading program promoted by local libraries. The board reviewed children and family services, specifically focusing on resources for youth transitioning from the foster care system, and highlighted the inauguration of a new professional development and training center. Additionally, the session covered the expansion of the Santa Ana River Trail, the provision of mobile animal care services such as vaccinations and microchipping, and the county's Fire Hazard Abatement Program.
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The meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters, including litigation and labor negotiation updates in closed session. The Board approved numerous consent items, such as appointments, employment contracts, and lease agreements for various county departments. Key discussion topics included the approval of an ordinance regarding electronic filing of campaign statements, the authorization of revenue bond issuances for charter school facilities, the formation of a streetlight service zone, and the approval of a loan to support the Big Bear Alpine Zoo Relocation Project. Additionally, the Board discussed and approved the restructuring of the Housing Authority governance and reviewed fee waiver programs for solid waste handling franchise agreements.
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