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Fiscal Review committee approves all 18 calendar items, from NG911 contracts to corrections renewals

Fiscal Review · June 24, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved 18 contract items across agencies — including NG911, Tyler Technologies, Student 1st Technologies, TDOT, IDEMIA, APRS Insights and Clinical Solutions — and set follow‑up tasks for several items (TDOT cost comparison, Dept. of Education performance documentation, corrections vendor clarifications).

The Fiscal Review committee considered 18 items on its calendar and approved each by voice vote. Items included statewide and agency term contracts; notable approvals included NG911 services (AT&T/True North/Tyler Technologies), a large Student 1st Technologies liability increase for education choice programs, TDOT’s SmartWay Central pricing for years 4–5, several Department of Safety technology contracts (Anvinet access, IDEMIA amendments and a remote testing pilot), and multiple Department of Correction renewals and amendments (APRS victim notification, Clinical Solutions pharmacy, Deloitte extension, Edmentum, Retrieving Independence).

Committee members asked for additional follow‑up and documentation on several items: a member asked the Department of Education to provide any independent performance review or procurement documentation related to Student 1st Technologies; TDOT was asked to return with a comparative cost analysis showing the financial effect of 3‑plus‑2 renewals versus a single five‑year price lock; and the Department of Correction was asked to clarify follow‑up procedures for victims who do not register for notifications. The chair scheduled the next Fiscal Review meeting for August 5.

The committee recorded approvals on the record with the standard voice‑vote phrasing "Ayes have it." A consolidated list of calendar items and the committee’s actions appears below.