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Communication, Technology and Information Systems Committee

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Aug 5, 2026

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Committee Recommends Five Technology Contracts

Published Aug 5, 2026

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Briefing

Aug 5, 2026

Committee Recommends Five Technology Contracts

The committee unanimously recommended approval of five technology-related contracts totaling $1,760,348.56, including a three-year Microsoft licensing agreement not to exceed $1,278,214.47.

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Briefing

May 6, 2026

Committee approves IT contracts and City Square AV

The Communication, Technology & Information Systems Committee unanimously recommended approval of five contracts: Genetec support renewal ($83,872.00); Nutanix cloud subscription/licensing/hardware support renewal ($101,687.68); VMware annual renewal ($66,014.08); ProjectDox Premium three-year renewal ($129,210.00); and Forte for the Joliet City Square AV background music system ($554,742.00).

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Briefing

Jun 4, 2025

Technology committee approves computer and security upgrades

The Communication, Technology & Information Systems Committee approved the meeting minutes and recommended two contract awards: a $76,372.70 contract with Lenovo for the 2025 PC Lifecycle Program and a $34,161.00 contract with Videotec for physical access control at Fire Station One. Both recommendations passed with Councilwoman Reardon and Councilman Moreno voting aye; Councilman Cardenas was absent.

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Briefing

Oct 22, 2020

Committee approves single-source security vendors; receives IT and utilities technology updates

At the October 22, 2020 Communication, Technology & Information Systems Committee meeting (Police Department Community Room), Councilwoman Bettye Gavin and Michael F. Turk were present and Sherri Reardon was absent. The committee approved motions to designate Axon as the single-source provider for digital evidence storage, Flock as the single-source fixed LPR vendor, and Advent and VideoTec as the sole vendors for Genetec services. Staff provided updates on Axon in-car camera installations (160 vehicles), Heartland projects including Office 365, single sign-on and email domain consolidation, a water-loss analytics project to identify zones within six months, the need to accelerate GIS to the cloud or add a redundant data center, and expanded use of Vueworks for asset management. No public comment was received. Meeting adjourned.

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