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  1. COMPUTER SUPPORT SERVICES

    The Town is soliciting a one-year 2027 computer-support engagement covering server monitoring, patching, backup and server maintenance, plus onsite and remote workstation support.

  2. Kelowna

    CityBC

    IT SUPPORT SERVICES

    The City of Kelowna is seeking managed IT support for the City’s municipal IT environment and Kelowna International Airport (YLW).

  3. Request for Proposal: IT Services Grand Isle, Vermont

    The Town of Grand Isle, Vermont is seeking proposals for professional IT managed services, including network support, 24/7 monitoring, security, hardware maintenance, software updates, troubleshooting, backup/disaster recovery, help desk support, and special project consulting for a three-year period.

Recent buying indicators

Recent board meeting, budget, plan, and contract evidence, connected to the buyer and relevant decision-makers.

Why now

- Keystone Central School Board members reported a full day of internet outages, with connectivity problems ongoing since last year and community backlash. - Staff discovered network switches aged 12 to 20 years and old wiring, prompting work on fixes, replacements, and updates. - The district installed Comcast as a backup internet connection the day after a previous meeting, as an active mitigation step. - The technology supervisor proposed contracting with a network support vendor for one to two days a week as a temporary measure, pending budget approval.

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Oct 1
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Dawn Peters
Accounts Payable and Grants Secretary
Alan J. Lonoconus
Acting Superintendent

INSep 24
Why now

- Porter County's IT director told the Council the county lacks remote management, endpoint protection, and IT service management tools, forcing staff to visit every PC physically. - He reported that the August 11th storms caused major IT outages and that the North Annex buildings lose internet almost every week due to no network redundancy. - He proposed a $5.1 million annual IT run-rate and a capital plan that includes $1.5 million for network remediation and roughly $1 million to $1.2 million to connect the North Annex via dark fiber. - He highlighted that three nine-year-old VPN servers have been failing, at times preventing first…

Meeting MentionPre-RFPDetected: Sep 24
Key Contacts · Verified by Starbridge
Martin Doyle
911 Director
Matthew Paul
Administrator
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