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The bond dollars would also go toward the construction of a new health sciences facility, major overhauls to residence halls, construction of a new welcome center and campus renewal and safety improvement projects.
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The software must be capable of identifying high rates of specific crash types by location and comparing conditions before and after countermeasure implementations.
The Department of Public Safety is searching for a system that can record video feeds from multiple cameras and export or archive feeds to external systems.
The city’s vision for its new smart corridor involves an extensive integration of smart technology applications in each aspect of its development.
The training platform should also allow for custom scenarios and software, allow multiple users to access and communicate within the same scenario and track and record the user’s eye movement for playback purposes.
The commission requires cloud-based hosting of its archival content management system to take advantage of newer features.
As part of Industry Insider — Texas’ ongoing efforts to educate readers on state and local government, their IT plans and initiatives, here’s the latest in our periodic series of interviews with departmental IT leaders.
The agency has named a new interim chief deputy CIO and a deputy CIO of artificial intelligence.
The iWatchTexas app allows community members to report suspicious behaviors and activities to be analyzed by law enforcement.
TxDOT CIO Anh Selissen has spoken extensively regarding her agency's positive approach to AI implementation, with the technology first being implemented in her agency to streamline manual processes.
The county requires a solution that will optimize and manage its grant process, including application tracking, award management, financial tracking, research and reporting.
If passed, the bill would transfer the duties, funds, contracts, rights, property and records of TPWD to other state agencies.
The chosen vendor will be responsible for managing, maintaining and modernizing the official website for the state of Texas and its digital assistant.
The DIR Innovation Lab is the state’s facility for testing emerging technology, educating state agencies on technology best practices and partnering with vendors on new solutions.
The desired solution will allow the university to search for available supplier quotes to help inform its purchases, leading to savings on merchandise spending.
Dustin Haisler, in his second appointment to the committee since 2011, will assist in forming strategic goals for the state to consider when making tech-related decisions for the 2026-2030 period.
As of March 1, the CapMetro app has been retired in favor of trip planning app Transit and Umo, a Cubic Transportation Systems fare collection solution offering contactless payments and automated validation tools.
State agencies have asked the Legislature for funds for about 160 IT-related projects and expenses. Here’s a searchable tool compiling every one of them.
Lin Zhou, who has served Texas Tech as CIO and vice president for the past year, will help advise the Department of Information Resources on its strategic plan for the 2026-2030 period.
Brian Gardner, who was named the deputy CIO for the city of Austin in February, has served as the interim CIO for Dallas since former CIO Bill Zielinski retired from the public sector in April 2024.
The proof of concept will be used to guide ERCOT in developing a phased approach for the system’s complete implementation, with this initial term lasting through May 5, 2026.
Forty-six Texas agencies said allowing employees to work outside the office has made them more productive, while 40 others said productivity wasn’t affected either way. None reported a negative impact on worker output as a result of remote work.
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