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1197-2024

To authorize the City Auditor to modify the existing contract with Dayforce US, Inc. for the renewal of the Dayforce software subscription, support, hardware, and services; to authorize the expenditure of $1,688,150.00 from the Department of Technology operating fund; to authorize the expenditure of $80,000.00 from the Employee Benefits fund. ($1,768,150.00)

Ordinance Passed Introduced April 18, 2024

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Dayforce US, Inc 3 records across this site
Amount
$1.77M
Runs until
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Type
contract
Field
Technology

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Dayforce US, Inc also holds

To authorize the City Auditor to modify and extend the existing contract with Dayforce US, Inc. for the renewal of the Dayforce software subscription,… $2.48M Columbus, OH ends Sep 19, 2026 To authorize the City Auditor to modify the existing contract with Dayforce US, Inc. for the renewal of the Dayforce software subscription, support, h… $1.95M Columbus, OH ends Jun 6, 2028
Committee
Finance & Governance Committee
Requested by
Auditor Drafter
Introduced
April 18, 2024
On agenda
June 10, 2024
Passed
June 13, 2024

Where it was heard

Columbus City Council Jun 10, 2024 Approved Pass Columbus City Council Jun 3, 2024 Read for the First Time

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