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The 2025 Unified Transportation Program draft adds approximately $925,000 to the $69 million in traffic management technology projects approved in the program’s 2023 plan.
“The LoneSTAR launch marks a significant advancement to the way the agency interacts with operators and will improve the agency’s ability to prioritize health and safety for all Texans and the environment, while ensuring the state’s economic powerhouse can continue to thrive,” the commission’s chairman said.
The city requires a scheduling software solution that can help provide transit service to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) certified paratransit passengers on the same vehicles as general public riders.
The Sunset documents offer a critical look at 12 agencies under review this year, examining each agency’s mission, priorities and performance ahead of the 89th Legislature.
According to House Bill 1, the agency has been appropriated $35 million and had its capital budget increased by $15.5 million for the state fiscal biennium for the implementation of House Bill 718.
The tech giant has been notifying customers whose emails were caught up in the Jan. 12 Midnight Blizzard cyber attack.
Industry Insider — Texas will not publish a newsletter Thursday in observance of the July Fourth holiday. The newsletter will resume Friday morning.
The university requires a system that is capable of streamlining contract management processes and features a customizable user interface.
The City Council recently voted on multiple IT, security and communications items that included $16 million for networking and cabling.
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The agency lists IT enhancements as part of two of its goals for fiscal years 2025-2029: establishing effective and efficient operations and improving community-based care.
Upcoming software and infrastructure upgrades include a $1 million police mobile data computer replacement project and a citywide expansion of its fiber network.
The latest strategic plan includes summaries of agency roles, demographics, salaries and various concerns, as required by law.
The higher-education institution has released solicitations for both a campus housing software solution and an identity theft platform.
Texas state agencies are required under a new law to submit these lists on AI use, development and procurement.
The wellness app, Cordico, will be tailored to provide wellness resources available locally on top of national resources.
“The big picture at DART is that we have transitioned to be a digital organization ... technology supports and aligns to the business initiatives,” said CIO Julius Smith. “We think of ourselves as a foundational technology company that provides mobility for the region.”
The city estimates its total spending on software, maintenance and services over the next five years to be approximately $79 million.
County leaders recently voted to purchase a new scheduling solution as they talked about budget deficits caused by overtime, ARPA falloff and idle encumbrances.
The chosen vendor will be expected to provide project management, budgeting, performance tracking, technical expertise and vendor management services.
The intended replacement CMS will include state and federal requirements, improved workflows, data-sharing capabilities and any additional features which maximize efficiency.
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