24-3357
Software License Agreement with Firstwatch Solutions, Inc., Carlsbad, for $233,928 from Fire Department Operations, Software Purchase/Licensing Account for replacement of end-of-life emergency response data analytic software (All Wards)
What this record is
- Held by
- Firstwatch Solutions, Inc 5 records across this site
- Amount
- $234K
- Runs until
- Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
- Type
- contract
- Field
- Technology
- Compared to
- $59K – $234K the middle half of 4 other Firstwatch Solutions, Inc contracts; median $234K
technology contracts in CA that end within a year →
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Firstwatch Solutions, Inc also holds
Emergency Medical Services (EMS), a division of the Chief Administrative Office, recommending the Board: 1) Make findings, in accordance with County O… Adopt a resolution authorizing an amendment to the agreement with FirstWatch Solutions, Inc. to provide real-time data monitoring and analytics for th… Amendment to Contract with FirstWatch Solutions, Inc. for Additional Services Purchase Order 2020-00001418, to FirstWatch Solutions, Inc., in the amount of $59,321.00, for the purchase of Data Source 3 Software Enhancement Syste…- Committee
- City Council
- Requested by
- Fire
- Introduced
- November 4, 2024
- On agenda
- December 3, 2024
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