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Committee clears several purchases and renewals, including Microsoft 365, residential carts and in-car cameras
Summary
The finance committee recommended approval of a Microsoft 365 licensing renewal ($139,617.09), awarded a bid for residential auto carts ($132,611) and accepted a five-year subscription agreement for Axon in-car cameras (approximately $106,998).
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The Finance Committee recommended approval of several procurement items and will forward each to the full City Council.
Microsoft 365 renewal: Tyler Nelson of IT described a three-year licensing modification for the city’s enterprise Microsoft 365 services, which include web-hosted email and Office applications. The committee recorded a recommended renewal amount not to exceed $139,617.09.
Residential cart bid: Craig Lloyd, Public Works, recommended awarding bid ED-6-25 for 95- and 65-gallon residential automated carts to Rarick Pacific Company for $132,611. Staff said carts typically carry a 10-year warranty and the bid includes repair kits and replacement lids.
In-car cameras (Axon): Lieutenant Hickard of the Cheyenne Police Department described a transition to a subscription model with Axon Enterprise for 10 in-car camera systems, including SIM cards, Cradlepoint GPS, hardware, licensing and warranties for 60 months. The committee recorded a motion to accept the subscription in an amount not to exceed approximately $106,998.
Votes at a glance: - Microsoft 365 renewal (Contract 6441): motion to approve $139,617.09; committee recommended approval to full council. - Residential carts (Bid ED-6-25): award to Rarick Pacific Company for $132,611; committee recommended approval to full council. - Axon Fleet in-car cameras (60-month subscription): recommended acceptance not to exceed approximately $106,998; committee recommended approval.
All three items were forwarded to the full council for final action.

