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Sep 17, 2026
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Sep 21, 2026
Oct 10, 2026
The California Environmental Protection Agency is seeking approximately 1,131 net usable square feet of office space in San Diego and four non-exclusive parking spaces. Properties must be asbestos-hazard-free, comply with state plans, seismic safety, ADA, California Building Code and Title 24, be near public transportation, and meet Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise requirements, with LEED or Energy Star preference where cost-effective. Property owners or authorized agents must submit the property address, map, and project number 17599 to the designated contact by October 9, 2026; the posting describes a commercial-real-estate solicitation rather than a grant program.
Posted
Sep 21, 2026
Oct 10, 2026
The California Environmental Protection Agency is seeking approximately 1,131 net usable square feet of office space in San Diego and four non-exclusive parking spaces. Properties must be asbestos-hazard-free, comply with state plans, seismic safety, ADA, California Building Code and Title 24, be near public transportation, and meet Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise requirements, with LEED or Energy Star preference where cost-effective. Property owners or authorized agents must submit the property address, map, and project number 17599 to the designated contact by October 9, 2026; the posting describes a commercial-real-estate solicitation rather than a grant program.
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Sacramento
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(916) 445-2841
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94203
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This iNovah Service Agreement, effective May 26, 2021, is between System Innovators (a division of N. Harris Computer Corporation) and the City of Sacramento. It outlines the provision of an enterprise revenue management service, including the iNovah ERM, an Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment (EBPP) platform, various system integrations, hosting services, and comprehensive support. The initial term of the contract is five years, with automatic two-year renewals. The total not-to-exceed amount for the initial five-year term is $696,840.00, covering subscription, hosting, and optional peripheral hardware.
This contract is a Professional Services Agreement between the City of Sacramento and System Innovators, a Division of N. Harris Computer Corporation, for an Enterprise Point of Sale (POS) Cashiering System Upgrade. The agreement, effective May 19, 2021, has an initial term of one year, with options for five additional one-year renewals, and is not to exceed $469,440.00. System Innovators will design, develop, and implement a hosted POS Cashiering System solution, including an online payment portal, and provide training to City staff. The services encompass functional and technical requirements, project management, and integration with various City systems.
This document is a Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) between the City of Sacramento and N. Harris Computer Corporation, effective January 25, 2021. The agreement pertains to the 'Point of Sale Cashiering System Upgrade' project and outlines the definition, permitted use, and disclosure of confidential information, along with exceptions, ownership rights, remedies, and terms for termination and survival of confidentiality obligations. The agreement explicitly states a monetary value of $0.00.
This document is a supplement (Supplement #1) to an existing Nonprofessional Services Agreement (2017-0276) between the City of Sacramento and Axon Enterprise. It details the expansion of the body-worn camera program from 800 to 995 cameras and extends the contract term to April 30, 2024, with an effective start date for the extended term of March 31, 2022. The supplement increases the maximum not-to-exceed amount of the agreement by $2,730,275.00, setting a new total not-to-exceed amount of $6,686,903.00. The document also includes a detailed 5-year quote (Q-205583) from Axon for hardware and licenses totaling $4,371,842.20, which is noted to initiate a new 60-month contract starting May 1, 2019, and operate under the terms of Agreement #2017-0276.
This document details two amendments (Second and Third) to a Master Services and Purchasing Agreement between Axon Enterprise, Inc. and the City of Sacramento (Police Dept.), originally effective July 1, 2021, and expiring September 30, 2026. The Third Amendment, effective September 7, 2023, replaces a previous quote with Quote Q-459076-45063.763AL for a 60-month program of officer safety plan, unlimited bundles, and related hardware/software/warranties, totaling $9,062,575.29. The Second Amendment, also effective September 7, 2023, incorporates a "Non-Binding Budgetary Estimate" (Quote Q-484659-45065.719MM) for "Interview" software services totaling $199,120.00, though this estimate is explicitly stated as non-binding.
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The Marysville Boulevard Urban Design Plan aims to revitalize an existing commercial district by improving its outward perception and overall appearance. Key strategies include comprehensive beautification through landscaping, street furniture, and signage to create a sense of arrival and reduce blight. The plan also focuses on enhancing public transportation and pedestrian environments, attracting new businesses while retaining existing ones, improving public safety, and conducting general cleanup efforts. Specific improvements involve master planning elements across the boulevard and targeted strategies for a core area, such as parcel consolidation and street closures, to foster new development and improve accessibility. The ultimate goal is to make Marysville Boulevard a vital and thriving commercial hub.
The City of Sacramento's Bicycle Master Plan establishes a comprehensive framework for an improved bicycling environment. Its vision is to create a safe, comfortable, and continuous network of bikeways that attracts and serves bicyclists of all ages and abilities, integrating bicycling as a fundamental part of the city's transportation system. Key goals include increasing ridership and safety by 2020, doubling low-traffic-stress bikeway network connectivity by 2025, and ensuring equitable investments in facilities and programs across all neighborhoods by 2020. The plan outlines necessary investments, policies, programs, and strategies to achieve these objectives.
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The Broadway/Stockton Urban Design Plan provides an integrated framework of principles, policies, and concepts to improve the image and competitiveness of the Broadway and Stockton Boulevard commercial areas. Developed through a community-based process, it outlines strategies for public sector investment over a five-year period. Key focus areas include land use planning, capital project investments, transportation improvements, and district management planning. The plan aims to revitalize commercial and residential places, address blighted images, and promote economic development for the community.
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