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Industry Insider Texas
insider.govtech.com > texas > news > austin-council-to-consider-nearly-23m-in-technology-contracts

Austin Council to Consider Nearly $23M in Technology Contracts

5+ day, 15+ hour ago   (46+ words) GovTech Austin Council to Consider Nearly $23M in Technology Contracts - Salesforce accounts for most of the proposed spending. - Two of the actions would replace contracts nearing expiration. - The package spans customer services, records management and workforce training....

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Austin to Consider More Than $95M in Tech Contracts

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (108+ words) What to Know:The largest proposal adds $69 million to existing Cisco and Meraki contracts, raising their combined ceiling to $141 million.Other actions cover network security, police records management, analytics, remote access, airport security operations and utility cybersecurity.Austin Police could…...