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AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE Authorizing the Director of Public Utilities to enter into one or more contracts with ST Engineering Telematics Wireless Ltd for the hosting and technical support required to manage the Bright City lighting system, including cloud migration, remote control, and monitoring for the Division of Cleveland Public Power, Department of Public Utilities, for a period of three years.

Emergency Ordinance Passed Introduced May 7, 2026

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ST Engineering Telematics Wireless Ltd 2 records across this site
Runs until
May 7, 2029 3 years away date calculated from a contract term stated in the record, not quoted directly
Type
contract
Field
Professional services

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ST Engineering Telematics Wireless Ltd also holds

AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE Authorizing the Director of Public Utilities to enter into one or more requirement contracts without competitive bidding with S… Cleveland, ND ends May 7, 2028
Committee
City Council
Introduced
May 7, 2026
On agenda
July 15, 2026
Passed
July 15, 2026
Enacted
July 15, 2026

Where it was heard

Committee of the Whole Jul 15, 2026 recommended for approval City Council Jul 15, 2026 approved as amended Utilities Committee Jun 25, 2026 recommended for approval City Council May 11, 2026 read and referred to administrative review

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