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Board renews OpenGov and Tyler MUNIS contracts totaling roughly $370,000

Board of Awards, City of Danbury · August 5, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved sole-source renewals for OpenGov ($71,490.65) and Tyler Technologies MUNIS hosting/support ($299,274.89); IT staff said Tyler and OpenGov are proprietary systems in city use.

The Board of Awards unanimously approved two annual technology renewals presented by Technology Services Director F. Gentile. The City will pay OpenGov $71,490.65 to renew permit management and community development software, and Tyler Technologies $299,274.89 for MUNIS enterprise ERP hosting, usage and software support. Gentile submitted sole-source justifications for both vendors, stating each company is the developer of proprietary systems currently in use by the city.

Gentile moved to award both renewals as sole-source contracts; Director of Finance D. Garrick seconded and both motions carried unanimously. The minutes note the OpenGov renewal was requested as a single-line requisition and Tyler as a separate requisition; both renewals proceed under sole-source justification included with the requisitions.

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