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Active opportunities open for bidding
Washington State Gambling Commission
Seeking a comprehensive enterprise solution for a gambling regulatory agency to manage licensee lifecycle, software and equipment submissions, case management, time tracking, an online customer portal, workflow, data analytics, and all associated financial transactions including payments, billing, and refunds.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Dec 31, 2024
Release: -
Washington State Gambling Commission
Close: Dec 31, 2024
Seeking a comprehensive enterprise solution for a gambling regulatory agency to manage licensee lifecycle, software and equipment submissions, case management, time tracking, an online customer portal, workflow, data analytics, and all associated financial transactions including payments, billing, and refunds.
Washington State Gambling Commission
Procurement of IT business analyst services for the Washington State Gambling Commission.
Posted Date
Oct 31, 2024
Due Date
Nov 22, 2024
Release: Oct 31, 2024
Washington State Gambling Commission
Close: Nov 22, 2024
Procurement of IT business analyst services for the Washington State Gambling Commission.
Washington State Gambling Commission
Procurement of Project Quality Assurance services, specifically for IT projects with a focus on compliance with OCIO POLICY PM-03.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Dec 31, 2024
Release: -
Washington State Gambling Commission
Close: Dec 31, 2024
Procurement of Project Quality Assurance services, specifically for IT projects with a focus on compliance with OCIO POLICY PM-03.
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Washington State Gambling Commission
This document is a service agreement log for the Washington State Gambling Commission, providing a comprehensive overview of various contracts for services and goods. The log details active and expired agreements, including vendor information, purpose, costs, and contract durations, spanning from early 2023 to mid-2029.
Effective Date
Feb 1, 2023
Expires
Effective: Feb 1, 2023
Washington State Gambling Commission
Expires:
This document is a service agreement log for the Washington State Gambling Commission, providing a comprehensive overview of various contracts for services and goods. The log details active and expired agreements, including vendor information, purpose, costs, and contract durations, spanning from early 2023 to mid-2029.
AvailableWashington State Gambling Commission
This document is a contract log from the Washington State Gambling Commission, detailing various agreements. It includes information such as the agreement ID, vendor name, purpose, contract amount, and key dates (effective and expiration). The log covers a diverse set of services and goods, from IT staff augmentation and temporary staff to training and recruitment, with individual contract amounts ranging up to $5,500,000. For example, contract K2307 with CimpleSquare, LLC, for IT staff augmentation, has an effective date of 2022-12-22 and an expiration date of 2024-11-30, with a contract amount of $500,000.
Effective Date
Dec 22, 2022
Expires
Effective: Dec 22, 2022
Washington State Gambling Commission
Expires:
This document is a contract log from the Washington State Gambling Commission, detailing various agreements. It includes information such as the agreement ID, vendor name, purpose, contract amount, and key dates (effective and expiration). The log covers a diverse set of services and goods, from IT staff augmentation and temporary staff to training and recruitment, with individual contract amounts ranging up to $5,500,000. For example, contract K2307 with CimpleSquare, LLC, for IT staff augmentation, has an effective date of 2022-12-22 and an expiration date of 2024-11-30, with a contract amount of $500,000.
Washington State Gambling Commission
This contract (K2513) between the Washington State Gambling Commission (GMB) and Chakoian McClure Group Inc. DBA MC² Consulting, effective March 10, 2025, to April 30, 2026, is for Organizational Change Management (OCM) services. The services support GMB's IT Modernization project (Polaris) and include initial assessment, change readiness, resource readiness, business readiness, project management, and post go-live optimization. Total compensation for the contractor will not exceed $334,620.00, with services billed at a maximum hourly rate of $198.00.
Effective Date
Mar 10, 2025
Expires
Effective: Mar 10, 2025
Washington State Gambling Commission
Expires:
This contract (K2513) between the Washington State Gambling Commission (GMB) and Chakoian McClure Group Inc. DBA MC² Consulting, effective March 10, 2025, to April 30, 2026, is for Organizational Change Management (OCM) services. The services support GMB's IT Modernization project (Polaris) and include initial assessment, change readiness, resource readiness, business readiness, project management, and post go-live optimization. Total compensation for the contractor will not exceed $334,620.00, with services billed at a maximum hourly rate of $198.00.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington State Gambling Commission
The Commission addressed several agenda items, including a petition for review regarding a case, the election of board officers, and a presentation on the launch of new MyAccount and Polaris systems. A default action was taken against a licensee for violations involving pull-tab game manipulation and theft. The Commission also reviewed a petition to initiate rulemaking regarding self-exclusion terms and discussed potential agency request legislation for the upcoming legislative session.
The meeting includes a review of a petition in a potential closed session, the election of commission officers including the Chair and Vice Chair, and a report from the Executive Director. Key presentations involve the launch of the new MyAccount and Polaris systems. Administrative actions include a default case, a petition to initiate rulemaking regarding self-exclusion terms for participants, and a discussion on potential legislative requests for the 2027 session, concluding with an executive session.
The commission meeting included a presentation on the rule-making process and discussions regarding petitions and staff requests to initiate rule-making, specifically concerning card game winning hands thresholds and surveillance retention requirements for jackpots. Additionally, the commission held an executive session to review public employee performance and discuss potential litigation.
The agenda for the special meeting includes a call to order and an executive session held behind closed doors. The purpose of the executive session is to conduct a performance review of a public employee in accordance with state regulations.
The commission reviewed the case of a license holder who failed to disclose pending criminal charges involving child molestation. Following the suspension of the individual's tribal gaming license and a period without response from the licensee regarding administrative charges, the commission voted to revoke the individual's class 3 employee certification due to non-compliance with state gambling laws and commission regulations.
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