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Texas Division of Emergency Management

The chosen contractor will work with the department's software vendor to migrate the existing system to a new environment before migrating user accounts and conducting user acceptance testing and approval.
Hurricane Beryl left the city with more than 4.5 million cubic yards of storm debris.
The agency requires a backward compatible replication of its current system, which hosts more than 18,000 user accounts.
Across Texas state government, Deloitte and Rackspace garnered high spending for purchased contracted services; additionally, monies for disaster response totaled at least $85 million in this spending category.
During the 2022-2023 fiscal year, the Texas Department of Transportation led the spending on IT goods among all departments.
Rolling up under Texas A&M leadership, this agency plans and coordinates the state during disasters.
The state division managing disasters is seeking an event vendor for next year’s gathering.