26-1290
ORDER adjudicating and approving the lowest and best purchase of Verkada Security Cameras at the First and Second Judicial District Courthouses, plus contingencies, from Howard Industries, Inc., price totaling $523,000.00 from State Contract EPL #4599, being payable from 001-152-920 (within budget), as requested by the I.T. Director. To get the best pricing, purchase order had to be dated before July 30, 2026.
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- Held by
- Howard Industries, Inc 4 records across this site
- Amount
- $523K
- Runs until
- Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
- Type
- purchase
- Compared to
- $46K – $157K the middle half of 4 other Howard Industries, Inc contracts; median $157K — this one sits well outside that, which a longer term or wider scope will do, but is worth reading
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Howard Industries, Inc also holds
08-796 Approve purchase order to Howard Industries, Inc. for annual renewal of device management software for MIT; $34,254.00 (sponsored by Mayor Cher… <div>Resolution authorizing execution of purchase agreements for Audiovisual Equipment for the Fire Department Training Room through Omnia Partners fr… Commission District(s): All RA - Ratification of Purchase Order No. 5002051 Technology Solutions, Products and Services (Omnia Partners Contract No. 0…- Committee
- Board of Supervisors
- Introduced
- July 29, 2026
- On agenda
- August 3, 2026
- Passed
- August 3, 2026
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