The Virginia Information Technologies Agency, on behalf of the Commonwealth of Virginia, seeks a supplier to provide enterprise-wide End User Computing services for Virginia executive agencies and other public bodies. The supplier will deliver managed, secure support for supplier-owned and Commonwealth-owned or leased devices, including device and software support, troubleshooting, lifecycle management, and financial and asset tracking. Services must integrate with VITA’s multi-sourcing service integrator environment, while supporting modernization, service quality, operational efficiency, and customer experience.
VITA eVA Statewide issued an RFP seeking Microsoft License Service Providers (LSPs). The solicitation is identified as E136VITA:129075. Responses are due October 23, 2026.
VITA eVA Statewide seeks proposals for an outdoor recreational license sales and customer engagement solution for use across Virginia. The solicitation package includes requirements, DWR-funded and self-funded models, and service-level agreement materials. This is an open technology-services RFP, not a grant program, and proposals are due November 6, 2026, at 2:00 PM.
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City
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Richmond
County
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Richmond
Address
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7325 Beaufont Springs Dr
Phone Number
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(804) 510-7300
Zip Code
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23225
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Virginia Information Technologies Agency
Special Subcommittee on Federal Impacts to Resources Special Subcommittee Meeting
Date: May 20, 2025Type: Meeting mention
The meeting focused on the economic landscape affecting Virginia, featuring an expert presentation on national and state GDP performance, inflation, labor market trends, and job openings. The subcommittee reviewed the potential impacts of federal policy decisions and tariffs on the state budget. Additionally, the agenda covered a program designed to assist displaced federal workers and contractors with skill transitions, an update on federal policy, and a staff presentation regarding federal funding and upcoming session actions.
Senate of Virginia Regular Session
Date: Feb 19, 2025Type: Meeting mention
The Senate meeting included the opening prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, and various legislative proceedings. Senators engaged in introductions of guests, including a local pastor and members of a Rotary Club. The primary business involved reviewing House bills, with several motions made to reject or concur with House substitutes and amendments. A block of House bills was advanced for final passage, while specific bills were removed from the block for temporary delay or further discussion.
Information Technology Advisory Council Meeting Minutes
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Trey StevensActing Chief Information Security Officer
The meeting included an overview of the Governor's Digital Services Team initiative, which aims to improve service delivery and resident experience with government systems. Discussion also covered market trends in IT procurement, specifically rising costs for AI and data-center computing due to supply chain volatility and global demand. The Council reviewed the Commonwealth's AI Strategic Framework, focusing on the safe, aligned, and cost-effective adoption of AI across agencies, including risk categorization for procurement, data readiness, and the need for human accountability and transparency in AI usage.
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