Awarded vendors
- Superion, LLC
Description
This contract is for software maintenance services, including support and updates, for the City of St. Petersburg's community development, utilities, and customer billing and payment collection processes. The contract has a term of 5 years, with the option to renew, and a total value of approximately $1,597,429.76. The vendor, Superion, LLC, will provide the necessary services to ensure the continued operation and maintenance of the software systems. The City of St. Petersburg will pay an annual fee of $280,000.00 for the services, and the vendor will provide support and updates as needed. Some key points of the contract include:
* The vendor will provide software maintenance services, including support and updates, for the City's community development, utilities, and customer billing and payment collection processes.
* The contract has a term of 5 years, with the option to renew.
* The total value of the contract is approximately $1,597,429.76.
* The vendor will provide the necessary services to ensure the continued operation and maintenance of the software systems.
* The City of St. Petersburg will pay an annual fee of $280,000.00 for the services.
* The vendor will provide support and updates as needed.
* The contract includes provisions for termination, dispute resolution, and intellectual property rights.
Some benefits of this contract to the City of St. Petersburg include:
* The ability to maintain and update their software systems to ensure continued operation and efficiency.
* The provision of support services to resolve any issues that may arise.
* The opportunity to renew the contract and continue to receive services from the vendor.
* The protection of intellectual property rights to ensure that the City's data and systems are secure.
Some drawbacks of this contract include:
* The City of St. Petersburg is locked into a 5-year contract, which may limit their ability to switch to a different vendor or system if needed.
* The annual fee of $280,000.00 may be a significant expense for the City.
* The contract includes provisions for termination, which may result in additional costs or penalties if the City needs to end the contract early.
* The vendor may have significant control over the software systems and data, which may raise concerns about security and intellectual property rights.