ORDER accepting quote #Q-2360202 from Samsara Inc. for a 60-month license renewal for GPS fleet tracking, and authorizing the Board President to execute agreement.
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- amendment
- Field
- Technology
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SUBJECT: Samsara Vehicle Gateway Software License Agreement and Exception to Competitive Bidding<br><br>RECOMMENDATION FOR ACTION: Staff recommends th… 08-1034 Approve purchase order to Samsara, Inc. for set-up and subscription for vehicle usage and diagnostic tracking software and cloud storage servi… 08-1034 Approve purchase order to Samsara Inc. for set-up and subscription for vehicle usage and diagnostic tracking software and cloud storage servic… Commissioner Shehan - GEMS - To Approve a Five-Year Contract with Samsara, Inc. for Fleet and Asset Management Services in the Amount of $712,410 21-890 Authorize Contract with Samsara, Inc. to provide fleet vehicle camera services and equipment for two years; NTE $1,400,000.00 (sponsored by May…All 31 records for Samsara Inc →
- Committee
- County Administrator Office
- Introduced
- March 27, 2026
- On agenda
- April 6, 2026
- Passed
- April 6, 2026
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