Seminole ISD approves $244,993 centralized server upgrade
Summary
The board unanimously approved purchase of a new centralized server system from CDW‑G via the TIPS proposal for $244,993.00 to address pressing operational and cybersecurity needs.
The Seminole Independent School District Board unanimously approved the purchase of a new centralized server system at its Oct. 13 meeting.
Trustee Lance Wright moved, seconded by Trustee Sean Decker, to approve the TIPS proposal from vendor CDW‑G for a new centralized server system in the amount of $244,993.00. The motion carried 6-0.
Technology Director Clay Osburn had presented the annual State of the Technology program and identified upgrading the existing server system as the most pressing operational need to support cybersecurity, wellness alerts and district operations. The board approved the purchase as an action item during the meeting.
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