OpenGov electronic procurement and contract management system
Taylor
Summary
The city is spending up to $176,754 over three years on software that centralizes bidding and contract tracking. Staff project about $95,000 a year in savings and a return on investment under two years, and say the system will flag expiring contracts before the city is forced into rushed renewals.
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Last discussed Jan 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
Costs up to $176,754 over three years, against projected savings of roughly $95,000 a year in staff time.
Taxpayers, through a more transparent bidding process, and city staff who save hours on procurement paperwork.
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