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Legislature advances sole‑source Wolpert contract after members secure added data‑access language
Summary
Legislators moved forward a sole‑source, 12‑month contract with Wolpert Inc for mobile assessor software at an actual county cost of $114,355 after the County Executive said Wolpert accepted additional contract language to address past data‑access concerns; final contract to be uploaded once signed.
Jackson County considered Resolution 22175 on April 6, a 12‑month contract with three 12‑month extension options for training, consulting services and software maintenance on mobile assessor software from Wolpert Inc, at a stated county cost of $114,355 as a sole‑source purchase.
County Executive described earlier problems with the predecessor vendor and said he contacted Wolpert and "they added some language to it" to respond to concerns raised by legislators. A legislator asked whether the updated language was included in the legislative packet; staff and the county executive said the language had been forwarded to legislators and that the final contract would be uploaded when signed. Members moved to adopt; discussion focused on ensuring the contract contains language to permit lawful data requests to be complied with by the vendor.
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