File #: 2884    Version: 1 Name: Purchase Of CityView Software
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 10/6/2016 In control: City Council
On agenda: 10/18/2016 Final action: 10/18/2016
Title: Consider A Resolution Authorizing The City Manager To Approve A Contract With N. Harris Computer Corporation For The Purchase And Implementation Of CityView Software In An Amount Not To Exceed $717,189.00 (RFP#16-027).
Attachments: 1. Attachment, 2. Resolution
CC MEETING: October 18, 2016

DATE: October 6, 2016

TO: Leonard Martin, City Manager

FROM: Thomas P. Guilfoy, Director of Competition

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Consider A Resolution Authorizing The City Manager To Approve A Contract With N. Harris Computer Corporation For The Purchase And Implementation Of CityView Software In An Amount Not To Exceed $717,189.00 (RFP#16-027).

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BACKGROUND:
The City of Carrollton has adopted a management and policy direction where each department operates with a philosophy of continuous improvement. Managers will apply accountability, cost consciousness, financial planning, and efficient operating policies and practices to manage their operations like a high-performing service business.

As part of the Managed Competition evaluation of the Environmental Services business unit, it is recommended that the department acquire a modern operational support system that would improve customer service, employee productivity and operational efficiency and effectiveness. The proposed joint solution will also greatly benefit the Development Services business unit. The current software being used by both departments is over 27 years old and is obsolete.

A feasibility study was conducted in the Spring 2016 to identify and evaluate various software solutions for Permitting, Planning, Code Enforcement, Business Licensing, Rental Housing and Cashiering. The desired solution also had to meet the needs of plans reviewers for paperless plans review, inspectors for field productivity and the general public for service convenience. An employee evaluation committee was formed with representatives from Development Services and Environmental Services. The committee evaluated six information systems, conducted site visits and talked with current customers. The committee ultimately rated and ranked each solution based on how well it met our requirements, including ease of use and price.

In June, 2016 The City issued a formal request for proposal (RFP #16-02...

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