County to implement OpenGov procurement software under three‑year, $250,244.10 agreement
The board approved a three‑year, $250,244.10 agreement to implement OpenGov procurement software to automate solicitations, vendor engagement and transparency. Procurement staff said the system includes training modules to help small local businesses participate.
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Yavapai County's procurement supervisor, Anita Case, requested approval of a three‑year agreement for $250,244.10 to implement OpenGov procurement software. Case described the platform as a cloud‑based solution to streamline solicitation development, bid distribution and receipt of offers and said initial implementation costs and the first‑year licensing fee were included in the tentative budget.
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