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Sparks approves three‑year information security contract with Alumen for $407,200
Summary
The council approved a three‑year renewal with Summit Partners/Alumen for 24/7 security operations and monitoring at a total of $407,200, payable in three annual installments; IT staff said the contract locks in a 10% savings.
Sparks City Council on Sept. 8 approved a three‑year agreement with Summit Partners/Alumen for information security services and maintenance.
Ty Reid, the city's IT security manager, told the council the contract continues services put in place last year and provides 24/7 SOC monitoring and log alerts. Reid said the system is separate from the state system and will lock in a 10% savings. The agreement was listed at $407,200, payable in three equal annual installments of $135,733.34.
Councilmember Abbott moved to approve the contract; the motion was seconded and carried unanimously. No additional fiscal contingencies or policy changes were discussed during the council action.
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