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Use of a Cooperative Contract for Command Response Vehicle (CRV) Systems Upgrade for the Mesa Fire and Medical Department (Capital General Fund) (Citywide) The Mesa Fire and Medical Department CRV has several systems that have reached end of life and need to be updated with current technologies to ensure the CRV will meet current and future performance requirements. CTS is the only vendor that can upgrade all the systems as part of the lifecycle project. The Mesa Fire and Medical Department and Procurement Services recommend authorizing the purchase using the Mohave cooperative contract with Corporate Technology Solutions, LLC (CTS) at $110,000, based on estimated requirements.

Contract Agenda Ready Introduced October 30, 2024

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Corporate Technology Solutions, LLC 2 records across this site
Amount
$110K
Runs until
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Type
contract
Field
Vehicles & equipment

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Dollar Limit Increase to Cooperative Term Contract for Communications Cabling Systems for Various City Departments as requested by the Department of I… Mesa, AZ
Committee
City Council
Introduced
October 30, 2024
On agenda
November 18, 2024

Where it was heard

City Council Nov 18, 2024

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