Law Enforcement Ballistic Protection Equipment (Request for Proposal)
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Oct 8, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Provide law enforcement ballistic protection equipment, related accessories, and support services.
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Oct 8, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Provide law enforcement ballistic protection equipment, related accessories, and support services.
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Sep 14, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
The City of Tempe seeks a qualified firm to assess the condition of its public art collection. The firm will develop a comprehensive plan recommending how to restore and preserve individual works. The plan will also recommend which works to decommission.
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Apr 8, 2026
Dec 31, 2026
The City of Tempe seeks proposals from qualified individual attorneys to serve as court-appointed attorneys for indigent defendants entitled by law to counsel in the Tempe Municipal Court. Attorneys may also serve as advisory counsel or accept other counsel appointments made in the interest of justice. This ongoing supplemental RFP procures legal services; it is not a grant program.
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This Contract Award Notice from the City of Tempe details the procurement of a contract management software solution from CobleStone Systems Corp, identified by Contract Number IT16-001-01. The contract is effective from June 24, 2016, to June 23, 2018, and outlines pricing for annual maintenance, software licenses, installation services, training, and travel expenses, along with payment terms.
This document is Amendment 2 to a Master Services Agreement between Paymentus Corporation and the City of Tempe, amending the original agreement dated September 1, 2018. Effective June 4, 2025, it updates the service fee schedule (Schedule A) for Vendor Hosted SaaS Mobile/Web Payment Process Services, specifically adding Advanced Payment Methods and a $5.95 per item fee for Returns/Chargebacks for Non-Utility (Miscellaneous Governmental Services). Other fees remain unchanged.
This contract modification approves a Statement of Work for Paymentus Corporation to develop and implement a no-cost automated ECM campaign for Tempe Water Utilities. This 'no cost' arrangement is contingent on the upcoming approval of a 2-year renewal of the primary contract, with the new term projected to begin on August 1, 2025.
This Statement of Work details the production changes Paymentus Corporation will implement for the City of Tempe Utilities. The project focuses on integrating the Paymentus Payment ROTP Portal with JustFOIA to facilitate one-time public records payments through URL Parameter Passing. The document outlines the scope, responsibilities of both Paymentus and the City of Tempe, operational assumptions, change control procedures, out-of-scope items, a project schedule targeting deployment in May 2025, and the associated fees.
This invoice from CobbleStone Systems Corp. to the City of Tempe details an annual support renewal for 'Contract Insight Enterprise Deployed' software. The total amount for this service is $18,971.99, associated with Purchase Order 419376. The invoice is dated July 1, 2025, with a due date of July 31, 2025, indicating the service period begins on the invoice date.
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The commission received a presentation from the Sustainability Office regarding transportation and sustainability initiatives. The members conducted elections for various leadership positions, including Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, Treasurer, Communications Chairperson, Admin Recorder, and Project Management Chairperson. Additionally, the commissioners deliberated and selected their respective subcommittees.
The commission reviewed community health and human services updates, including veteran recruitment efforts and the installation of military tribute banners. Significant discussion was held regarding upcoming 2027 legislative changes to the Arizona property tax exemption program, which will eliminate income-based eligibility restrictions. The board also analyzed shelter capacity issues and intake barriers reported during a recent veterans town hall. Subcommittee reports detailed plans for upcoming events such as the Veteran's Village, regional hiring fairs, and education resource opportunities. Additionally, the commission approved the cancellation of the September meeting and received updates on ongoing veteran advocacy, including efforts related to Chapter 35 DEA benefits and a tribute to a deceased community advocate.
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The commission reviewed and provided feedback on a Civic Engagement Academy Pilot Session, a program designed to help residents understand local government processes, including levels of government and community engagement pathways. The commission participated in role-playing exercises and offered suggestions to improve the program, such as incorporating social media, FAQs, and clearer process documentation. Additionally, members shared information regarding local volunteer opportunities and community awareness initiatives.
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