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Commissioners approve three-year agreement with OpenGov for asset management
Summary
Midland County approved a three-year agreement with OpenGov, Inc. to replace the I-works asset management system; Public Works leaders said I-works is not on a state board contract and OpenGov answered implementation questions during the presentation.
Public Works Capital Projects Manager G.W. Hanson and Public Works Director Andrew Avis presented a proposed three-year agreement with OpenGov, Inc. to replace the county’s existing asset management software (I-works). Mr. Avis said I-works is not on a state board contract and explained staff judged a new procurement would be difficult; OpenGov account executive Andy Rousos addressed implementation questions.
Auditor Veronica Morales asked why the county was moving away from I-works; Mr. Avis reiterated the procurement rationale. The court approved execution of the OpenGov agreement by a unanimous vote. The minutes identify the purchase as budgeted; the meeting record did not include the contract dollar amount or licensing details.
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