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Filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) last week show plans to spend an estimated $650 million on construction costs for the two projects.
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The network wants to implement real-time tracking to keep up with patients, staff, assets and compliance practices such as hand washing.
The district's Mental Health Services Department requires a web-based electronic medical records system that is capable of interfacing with its current solution.
The North Texas county is the state’s sixth most populous at 1.1 million residents, and its adopted budget goals include infusing technology throughout operations.
The Department of Information Resources provides the statewide technology center and other services for which they receive payment. Meanwhile, Deloitte and Rackspace continue to head the state IT spending list.
The agency is seeking either a software-as-a-solution option, a vendor-hosted solution or a Texas data center services hosted-and-managed solution.
The city's Parks and Recreation Department requires a new system to help meet increased demand for youth and adult sports, recreation programs and amenity/facility reservations.
The county has issued a request for proposals seeking vendors that will help fill contract-to-hire IT positions.
Each year, Texas IT Leadership Forum organizers highlight those impacting the way state and municipal governments build and use constituent-facing and back-end technologies.
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According to the request, the agency requires $27 million for IT capital budget items and $8 million for a single IT exceptional item.
Texas completed its first-round State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program applications in March; a report indicates the next opens in the new year.
City IT discovered a malicious script that left some systems offline Thursday and Friday; the city disclosed the incident on its website.
The CPA has requested the system for the Texas Treasury Safekeeping Trust Company, a special-purpose trust company that manages approximately $160 billion for approximately 33 state and local clients.
The Texas Workforce Commission CIO was recognized for her industry involvement and leading through swift change and modernization at the agency and beyond.
The Health and Human Services Commission released a request for offers regarding a federally compliant critical incident reporting system that brings data together.
The district requires a partner that can upgrade its current Cisco Enterprise Infrastructure with equivalent products and/or services.
The company, which recently partnered with the North Central Texas Council of Governments, has a new cash infusion.
The city is seeking a cloud-based system that will help attract talent while supporting its 2,000-plus employees.
The Department of Information Resources released its state performance report last week, highlighting legislative recommendations aligning with strategic goals.
The former chief of public health is charged with misuse of information relating to a $16 million IBM contract.
The County Commissioners Court approved $408,000 for IT obligations, which need to be made before Dec. 31.
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