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County lays over ERP RFP resolution to June 30 for further consideration
Summary
Douglas County commissioners moved to delay a resolution directing the purchasing department to prepare an RFP for a cloud-based ERP system until June 30, 2026, citing limited attendance for a significant procurement item; motion passed 4–0.
The Douglas County Board of Commissioners delayed action on a resolution that would direct the county purchasing department to prepare and advertise a request for proposals (RFP) for a cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, moving the item to the June 30, 2026 meeting.
The item, introduced on the agenda as a resolution presented by Commissioner Roger Garcia, asked the county to prepare an RFP in cooperation with the City of Omaha if the city chooses to participate. Because the board was short-handed and the item was described as significant, Commissioner Friend moved and Commissioner Morgan seconded to lay the item over one week; the motion passed 4–0.
No substantive discussion or vote on the underlying procurement occurred; the delay gives commissioners time to consider the RFP scope and to allow more members to be present for a final action. The item will return to the board’s June 30 agenda for further consideration.
