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Kirksville approves citywide computer replacement contract with Sprocket Technologies
Summary
Council approved purchase of desktops, laptops and licensing from Sprocket Technologies on a five‑year replacement cycle; quoted price was $192,470 within the $195,000 budgeted amount.
The Kirksville City Council approved a resolution authorizing the citywide replacement of desktop and laptop computers, docking stations and monitors and authorized contract execution with Sprocket Technologies.
Deputy City Manager Rodney Sadler said the city replaces its computer hardware on a five‑year cycle to limit cybersecurity vulnerabilities and maintain service efficiency. He told the council the city budgeted $195,000 for the replacement and that Sprocket Technologies’ quote totaled $192,470.
Council members asked a technical question confirming that the city’s operating systems are on Windows 11; staff affirmed that the systems are on Windows 11. The council approved the purchase by voice vote.
Staff will finalize the purchase and schedule deployment consistent with departmental needs and the city’s hardware refresh plan.
