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County IT recommends ProMed for Drupal upgrade; board raises governing-law concerns for HPE, Broadcom contracts
Summary
Scott County IT recommended negotiating with ProMed for a long-overdue Drupal website upgrade and asked supervisors to approve contract negotiations; staff also presented HPE server and Broadcom (VMware) procurements and noted their terms cite California law, prompting a request to submit written change requests while not delaying pricing.
Scott County IT managers asked the Board of Supervisors on June 10 to allow negotiations with ProMed for a countywide upgrade of the Drupal content-management system and also discussed two large procurement items—HPE servers and Broadcom’s VMware virtualization software—whose vendor terms reference California law.
IT staff said the county’s current Drupal implementation is on a version that has been in place for roughly a decade and needs an upgrade to a supported release. The procurement attracted 33 responses; IT short-listed six vendors, interviewed finalists, and scored proposals on technical ability (40%),…
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