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Aug 28, 2026
Sep 30, 2026
Demolition of an unsafe structure. The demolition will include removing the structure level with the ground, removing two above ground oil tanks, tree debris on ground surrounding the house, and removing any junk/trash/debris on the property.
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Sep 1, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
The City of Virginia Beach is accepting sealed proposals from qualified individuals or organizations to provide Virginia Beach Convention Center food and beverage operations services. The selected contractor will provide the requested VBCC food and beverage services under the terms of the solicitation. Interested parties must register as a supplier in the City of Virginia Beach Supplier Portal to view and download the solicitation documents.
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Aug 31, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Design-Build: work includes central resort district drainage improvements.
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Census ID
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202751
Employee FTE
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7,024
Population
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453,737
Procurement Hell Score
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58 / 100
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This document, Exhibit B, outlines the detailed pricing structure for various healthcare IT solutions, software licenses, professional services, hardware, and support provided by Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. to the Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA). It includes rates for licensed applications (perpetual and term), subscription services, transaction fees, hourly rates for consultants, education costs, and pricing for specific modules like MobileMD, Autonomy Teleform, Soarian Clinicals, Summit Disaster Recovery, and SearchAmerica, often varying by bed count, user count, or project scope.
This contract outlines a subscription agreement between Workday, Inc. and the City of Virginia Beach for Workday's software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions, including Human Capital Management, Talent Optimization, Payroll, Learning, and Prism Analytics. The agreement, facilitated through a cooperative procurement via NCPA, has an effective service period from October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2033, with a total subscription fee of $9,717,929. The contract integrates Workday's standard Main Subscription Agreement and Order Form with a City-specific addendum, addressing various terms and conditions.
This contract is an Addendum to a License and Services Agreement between the City of Virginia Beach and Tyler Technologies, Inc. for Brazos eCitation Software and Implementation Services. The initial term, running from the Effective Date (March 23, 2022) until November 30, 2023, has a maximum payment of $1,008,003.00 for one-time costs, with additional annual recurring fees starting December 1, 2022 or December 1, 2023 for various services. The agreement details licensing, professional services, maintenance, hosting, third-party products, and an extensive Statement of Work for project implementation.
This document details an Electronic Health Records Information Technology Solution Contract (VA-121107-SMSU) between the Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA) and Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc., effective November 7, 2012, for a five-year term. The contract outlines comprehensive technical requirements for EHR systems, various pricing structures, support programs, and additional services like MobileMD. A significant development noted is the assignment of agreement rights and obligations to Cerner Health Services, Inc. as of February 1, 2015, following Cerner's acquisition of Siemens' Health Services division. The contract sets the framework for VITA to procure EHR solutions and services, with specific pricing and terms defined in exhibits and individual Statements of Work.
This amendment to an agreement between Tyler Technologies, Inc. and Virginia Beach, VA, effective July 1, 2025, adds Disbursements software and services. It outlines annual SaaS and recurring fees for three years, with professional services provided at no cost. The contract renews annually after the initial period. Exhibit 1 details the yearly financial investment and service components, while Exhibit 2 specifies the funding model and client contacts. The agreement is subject to additional terms and conditions for card issuance.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Virginia Beach
The council received a presentation regarding the history, defense contracting operations, and economic contributions of a local company to the Virginia Beach area. Additionally, the council reviewed a briefing from an academic expert regarding the complexities and implications of proposed offshore seabed mining activities.
The board reviewed financial statements and cash flows for the operating and capital maintenance accounts. A resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of public facility revenue bonds was approved. The session included a presentation on the annual report, highlighting economic development incentive program grants, job creation metrics, and facility performance. Additionally, the board discussed proposed changes to the scoring methodology and program schedule for the EDIP Part F small business grant.
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The City Council received a briefing from the IT department regarding the implementation of a new iPad-based voting platform. The meeting also included a presentation of several planning items, including zoning and variance requests for various properties: a mixed-use development at 1805 Kempville Road, a garage expansion at 1330 Creedle Road, retail rezoning at 1776 Princess Road and at the intersection of Norfick Avenue and Cypress Avenue, a conditional use permit for a daycare facility at 804 Gamman Road, a facility expansion for an indoor recreation center at 209 First Colonial Road, a home-based wildlife rehabilitation center at 4317 Bengun Road, and a coordinated wayfinding signage package for the local sports center.
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