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Tioga County signs multiple IT and cybersecurity contracts, many under Act 13 funding
Summary
The county approved a package of communications, cybersecurity and access control contracts — including a $84,311.45 Genetec software renewal — during the Feb. 11 meeting.
At its Feb. 11 meeting, the Tioga County commissioners approved a series of information technology and security contracts covering communications upgrades, cybersecurity services and access control hardware.
Recorded actions include approval of a five‑year renewal with Johnson Controls for Genetec Advantage software support at $84,311.45; a Zoom Communications upgrade for two Magisterial District Justice courts and the county prison for $1,497; a four‑year Sangoma (Digium) telephone support and maintenance agreement for $21,240; an annual Secureworks cybersecurity renewal for $53,704.20; an Eaton proposal for UPS backups for Emergency Services, county prison and courthouse for $9,361; Altech Systems proposals for wiring/programming and iStar hardware replacement totaling $31,101.54 ($14,381.60 and $16,719.94); and a three‑year Marco Technologies renewal for BitDefender antivirus at $26,092.50. Several of these items were flagged as funded by Act 13 in the minutes.
The motions were approved unanimously. The minutes do not provide detailed technical scopes or implementation schedules; those details will be available in vendor contracts or departmental procurement files.
