TimeClock Plus, LLC
TimeClock Plus, LLC holds 5 contracts with 5 American local governments, carrying $466K in stated value. 1 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.
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A Resolution Of The City Commission Of The City Of Hollywood, Florida, Authorizing The Appropriate City Officials To Approve A Blanket Purchase Agreement With Timeclock Plus, … Consider approval of an agreement, order form, and associated documents with TimeClock Plus to renew the Town-wide employee time and attendance tracking software for an additi… Award of Master Software License and Subscription Agreement With TimeClock Plus, LLC, for Professional Services Software for Hernando County Fire and Emergency Services (Contr… 08-141 Approve purchase order to TimeClock Plus, LLC for annual renewal of employee timekeeping software for multiple departments; $41,766.87 (sponsored by Mayor Cheriogotis) … AWARD OF CONTRACT TO TIMECLOCK PLUS, LLC FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF THE TIME, SCHEDULING AND ATTENDANCE SOLUTION (FUNDING SOURCE: TECHNOLOGY FUND AND GENERAL FUND)Amounts and company names are read automatically from the official record titles. They are accurate often enough to be useful and not often enough to be relied on blindly — every row links to the source document, which is authoritative.