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City of North Lauderdale seeks new plan-review software, refreshes computers and renews Microsoft enterprise agreement
Summary
City IT staff asked the commission to approve a $78,100 implementation for a new plan-review product, a $54,262.50 desktop refresh and a three‑year Microsoft enterprise agreement totaling $162,029.25; commissioners probed contingency use, vendor performance and staff training needs.
Mitch Williams, the city’s director of innovation and information technology services, asked the commission to fund several IT upgrades, saying the current plan-review product has recurring downtime that interrupts community-development permitting and plan review. Williams requested $78,100 plus a $10,000 contingency to implement a new plan-review system identified in staff materials as DigiPen and said community‑development users signed off that the new product meets their needs.
The request was accompanied by two related technology items: a $54,262.50 request to refresh end‑user desktops and laptops that cannot run a newly deprecated operating system, and a three‑year Microsoft…
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