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Aug 19, 2026
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Sep 17, 2026
Wake County is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide business personal property and gross receipts audit services for Wake County Tax Administration. The selected audit professionals will supplement the county’s internal business auditors. Proposals are due September 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. EDT.
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Sep 16, 2026
This RFP is for construction renovations at Nomaco Park (former Five County Stadium).
Aug 12, 2026
Closes
Sep 4, 2026
Construction Manager at Risk Project.
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Census ID
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194514
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
5,124.5
Population
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1,257,235
Procurement Hell Score
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This document is a Change Order (SOW#43608618) to an existing Statement of Work (SOW#35697898) between Carahsoft Technology Corp. and Wake County Government. Effective March 18, 2024, the change order expands the scope of Salesforce solution implementation for various social services units, increases estimated professional services hours, and extends the project timeline to a total of 57 weeks from the original SOW start date. A total monetary value for the contract is not explicitly stated.
This is a Change Order (CO#7, Q#53219840) dated March 13, 2025, from Carahsoft Technology Corp. to Wake County, specifically for the County of Wake - HHS. It amends SOW#2023-0001, which had an original effective date of 7/21/2023. The change order primarily adds scope for Operations & Maintenance, Remedial Support, and Support Updates/Enhancements for the CWConnect application by Salesforce Professional Services (SFDC). It extends the project timeline by seven weeks, resulting in a total project duration of approximately 104 weeks from the original SOW's effective date. While estimated hours for new work roles are provided, no total professional services fees are explicitly listed in this document. The Change Order itself has an expiration date of March 31, 2025, for signature.
This document is Change Order #5 (SOW#49919692) for Salesforce professional services, amending the existing Statement of Work SOW#43608618 between Carahsoft Technology Corp. (Partner/Seller) and Wake County - HHS (End Customer/Buyer). The amendment adds scope for Operations & Maintenance, Remedial Support, and Support Updates/Enhancements for the CWConnect application. This Change Order introduces an additional 2,932 estimated hours and extends the total project length by 26 weeks, resulting in an 83-week total project duration from the original SOW's effective date of March 11, 2024. The effective date of this Change Order is September 19, 2024, but no monetary total for these added services is provided within the document.
This Service Agreement outlines the terms for Carahsoft Technology Corporation to provide configuration, implementation, and support for a case management solution to Wake County Health and Human Services Child Welfare Division. The contract is effective from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024, with a maximum payable amount of $3,683,365.78, including an allocation for travel and expenses. The agreement details services, payment terms, insurance, indemnification, data confidentiality, and termination clauses.
This document outlines a Service Agreement between Wake County (specifically the Emergency Medical Services department) and Carahsoft Technology Corporation for Salesforce integration services. The services include integrating Salesforce with Microsoft SharePoint and DocuSign. The agreement is effective from July 1, 2023, to December 31, 2023, with a maximum payable amount of $77,447.50. Key provisions cover services to be provided, payment terms, insurance requirements, indemnification, data confidentiality, and termination conditions.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Wake County
The board discussed potential options for upgrading the county's public safety 800MHz radio system, evaluating partnership models and long-term costs. Presentations were provided regarding groundwater contamination issues, focusing on intergovernmental roles for investigation, resident outreach, and well testing strategies. Additionally, the board reviewed draft legislation regarding the process for filling vacancies on the Board of Commissioners, specifically addressing the role of political party recommendations and deadlock procedures.
The Board discussed several key business items, including the proclamation of Black History Month in the county and the recognition of retirees. Financial and administrative actions included the approval of a Microsoft purchasing agreement, the realignment of the Board of Elections budget, and the appropriation of federal funds for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program. The Board addressed significant capital projects, specifically reallocating funds for Wake Technical Community College's Master Planning and construction oversight, awarding a construction contract for the WakeBrook campus expansion, and approving an elevator modernization contract for the courthouse. Additionally, the Board appointed members to the 2015 Board of Equalization and Review, set a date for the advertisement of tax liens, and received an emergency management briefing regarding severe winter weather conditions.
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The Board of Commissioners held a regular meeting covering various items, including retiree recognitions and the approval of a consent agenda involving supplemental funds for transportation, federal ARPA funding for health and human services programs, and the extension of a fire tax district. The Board addressed the disposition of property for affordable housing, a land lease for the Randleigh Farm project, and the adoption of plan year 2025 health and dental rates. Public hearings were conducted for the rezoning of parcels on Eddie Howard Road and a business development grant agreement with Jewelers Mutual Insurance Company. Additionally, the Board approved the schematic design and funding agreement for the Marbles Kids Museum West Courtyard expansion and authorized affordable housing loans for multiple apartment developments. The meeting concluded after receiving reports from advisory boards and approving a legal settlement in closed session.
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