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SHI International Corp

SHI International Corp holds 135 contracts with 57 American local governments, carrying $236.3M in stated value. 18 of them run out within twelve months, which is when that work goes back out to bid. Every figure here links to the government record it was read from.

$236.3MObserved value
135Records
57Governments
Mar 12, 2021First seen
Oct 7, 2026Most recent
18 of SHI International Corp's contracts run out within 12 months.

That is when this work goes back out to bid — and the end date was published in the award, often years in advance. The dates, the governments and the values are the earliest warning anyone gets that a competitor's work is up for grabs.

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Bill No. 26-0379 - An Ordinance To Utilize The State Of Missouri Contract Pricing Under The PC Prime Vendor Services Contract CT220337001 With SHI International Corp. For The … Jefferson County, MO Mar 23, 2026 contract Public safety Authorization To Execute Contract With SHI International Corp. For Three-Year Adobe Software Renewal Dakota County, MN Mar 12, 2026 contract Technology <strong><u>Resolution</u></strong>: Receive a Report, Hold a Discussion and Take Action on the Approval to Purchase Microsoft SharePoint Storage from SHI International Corpora… Abilene, TX Mar 12, 2026 purchase 2026-74 Approve Lease Agreement for 92 GETAC Mobile Data Terminals with Accessories - SHI International Corp./Sheriff Claycomo, MO Mar 12, 2026 contract Public safety Approval of a resolution authorizing the execution of a Purchase Order with SHI International Corporation for Microsoft Cloud Services Fair Oaks Ranch, TX Mar 5, 2026 purchase Technology Bill No. 26-0105 - An Ordinance Authorizing Jefferson County, Missouri, Information Technologies Office To Renew The Purchase Of The Elliot Data System Service Agreement For T… Jefferson County, MO Jan 12, 2026 amendment Authorization To Ratify Contract With SHI International Corp. For Increased Adobe License Costs Dakota County, MN Apr 18, 2025 contract Technology A resolution approving a proposed First Amendment between the City and County of Denver and SHI International Corp concerning product changes to the current Master Purchase Or… Denver, CO Feb 17, 2025 amendment Technology Approve the increase of funding for the utilization of the OMNIA Partners Public Sector Contract #2018011-02, for Information Technology Solutions and Services, awarded to SHI… Clark County, NV Dec 2, 2024 contract Technology Third Amendment to the purchase authorization with SHI International Corp for Arctic Wolf cybersecurity solution and services. Pinellas County, FL Sep 19, 2024 amendment Technology RES. Re:</span></td><td style="text-align: left; vertical-align: top;">Authorizing The Mayor And City Clerk To Enter Into An Agreement With Shi International Corporation Of Sa… Rogers, AR Aug 13, 2024 contract Technology Approval of a one-year renewal of DarkTrace Licensing from SHI International through the MiDeal Cooperative Purchase Program (Bid Ref# 000-00-017.25) Kalamazoo, MI Jul 15, 2024 amendment Technology Agreement with SHI International Corp. for information technology solutions and services. Pinellas County, FL May 15, 2024 contract Technology Authorizing the City to enter into a Customer Agreement with SHI International Corp. Saint Paul, MN Apr 17, 2024 contract Agreement Renewal with SHI International Corp. for SeeClickFix Services Murrieta, CA Apr 3, 2024 amendment
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