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14 opportunities shown.

  5. City of Murrieta

    CityCA

    Cloud-Based Fleet Management Information System

    The City of Murrieta is soliciting proposals to provide a centralized cloud-based Fleet Management Information System to manage municipal fleet assets, inspections, maintenance, and total cost of ownership, with required integrations to existing telematics and fuel provider systems.

  9. Red Deer

    CityAB

    Development Agreement Software

    The City of Red Deer is soliciting proposals for a modern, enterprise-grade Development Agreements (DA) cloud-based application to support the end-to-end lifecycle management of development agreements, including intake, review, approval, execution, and ongoing administration.

  11. Alabama Medicaid Agency

    State AgencyAL

    AMMP - Claims Processing Management Services RFP

    The Alabama Medicaid Agency is seeking a contractor to takeover, modernize, and operate its Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS) and deliver Claims Processing and Management Services (CPMS), including cloud migration to a Microsoft Azure Government tenant.

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City of Franklin
WIJul 22
Why now

- 3PAR SAN replacement proposals reviewed because HP is end-of-life and parts/warranty are unavailable. - Data centers planned to be decommissioned by 2029–2030 with migration of core applications and file storage to cloud. - HP replacement project cost cited as $242,000 versus budget $242,333 and alternative warranty savings of $184,000.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Jul 22
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Tom Bakalarski
Accounting Supervisor
Kaitlyn Witkowiak
Assistant City Engineer

Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission
KYJul 8
Why now

- Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission (KY) discussion includes network refresh obligations and upgrade procedure disputes with Kentucky Managed Technical Services (KMTS)/LeadCore, citing equipment end-of-life support risk and missed upgrade timelines. - Network/system refresh is contractually tied to a 10-year cycle and is not completed by September 1, creating SLA risk. - $3 million of equipment was received and paid, while about $7–8 million more sits in a warehouse and has not been deployed. - Contract expiration led to month-to-month pricing and a growing delta versus contracted rates after September 1, 2025.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Jul 8
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Donnita B. Crittenden
Assistant Executive Director (Official Custodian of Records)
David L. Nicholas
Commissioner
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