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City to purchase connected-vehicle data for $7,980 to prioritize street repairs

Board of Control, City of Lorain · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved a $7,980 contract with StreetScan/Citylogix for 2026 connected-vehicle data to help rank the worst streets and prioritize repairs; the vendor was listed as sole source in the request.

The Engineering Department requested and received approval to enter into a contract with StreetScan, Inc./Citylogix in the amount of $7,980.00 for 2026 connected-vehicle data. City staff said the datasets will be used to determine the worst ridable streets by combining physical pavement condition with the StreetScan analytics to prioritize roadwork. The request was characterized as a sole-source procurement.

Mayor Jack Bradley moved to approve the contract and Safety/Service Director Rey Carrion seconded; roll call recorded both voting "aye" and the motion passed. The approved account is 2010.R201.3145.6300.1500.