Cleveland State University is seeking a partner to manage its campus recreation operation, with responsibilities coordinated with the University across facility operations and use.
Recreation Management System with a mobile-optimized online registration portal to support the programs managed by the Parks and Recreation Department.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville RecSports Department is seeking a comprehensive campus recreation facility and program management software system.
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation is soliciting qualified organizations to provide adaptive recreation program services for people with disabilities through its Universal Access Program.
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation seeks fire management planning services to develop fire management plans, perform risk assessments, and provide training for department staff.
Ramsey County, through its Parks & Recreation Department, seeks an experienced operator to manage the county-owned Keller Golf Course Clubhouse year-round.
Provide comprehensive cost and commercial management services for the Northshore Regional Recreation Center spanning planning, design, procurement, and construction phases.
Suffolk County is seeking proposals from qualified consultants to design, engineer, and permit a nature-based storm water management report and restoration plan for “Bavarian Shores” at Lake Ronkonkoma County Park.
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation is soliciting qualified instructors and instructor trainers to provide Certified Pool Operator (CPO), Practical Pool Management PLUS (PPM+), Aquatic Facility Operator (AFO) courses and related course materials under a Master Service Agreement.
The City of San José Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services Department has launched a Request for Qualifications to identify new and returning partners for the Neighborhood Center Partner Program.
- The board discussed replacing its paper-heavy facility use process, which causes scheduling complications and opaque fees, with Event HQ.
- The district has been testing Event HQ for five months and plans to integrate it with Operations Hero, which closes 300 to 350 tickets monthly.
- A motion was presented to approve Event HQ at an annual cost of $8,928.90 and implementation of $3,298.40, totaling $12,227.30 for year one.
- Event HQ includes a public-facing portal for community groups to submit facility use requests, replacing the current paper form.
- The Town of Cheektowaga's recreation director reported that summer camp registration was moved fully online this year, advancing their incremental modernization of recreation systems.
- Plans to make resident ID cards electronic are under review, with the director noting internet access issues at some facilities still need to be resolved first.
- Resident ID cards generate about $20,000 in annual revenue, and the town mails 15,000 brochures three times a year, prompting a councilmember to propose an opt-out for digital delivery.
- The recreation director said they would check whether ACTIVE Net supports excluding residents from mailings,…
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