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District to seek copier bid, cites strong cybersecurity showing in technology evaluation
Summary
District technology staff reported successful cybersecurity results, said the technology plan is proceeding and announced an imminent RFP for copier/printer replacements to move the district toward multifunction devices and lower maintenance costs.
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Technology staff told the board on Jan. 27 that the district's technology plan is proceeding as expected, that cybersecurity performance received positive feedback, and that the district will issue a request for proposals for copier/printer services within about a month.
Mister Hall presented the technology program evaluation and said next year's program cost will be slightly larger but that the technology team and staff had performed well in a recent cybersecurity evaluation. Hall noted the district intends to replace a set of aging, small printers with district-wide multifunction copier/scanner/printer devices to reduce maintenance costs.
Staff said the RFP for copiers is anticipated to be ready within roughly a month and that the district previously skipped a scheduled equipment refresh due to COVID. No formal action or contract award appeared on the Jan. 27 agenda; the presentation was informational and board members did not request changes to the plan during the meeting.

