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Gainesville ISD approves Resilient contract to replace aging servers
Summary
Trustees unanimously approved a proposal from Resilient to upgrade and replace district servers after IT staff reported current infrastructure is more than 12 years old and beyond recommended lifecycle.
Jordan Howard, Director of Technology, told trustees that GISD’s server infrastructure has been in service for more than 12 years—exceeding the recommended 5–7 year lifecycle—and is running on outdated hardware and operating systems that present risks. The district selected Resilient for the server-replacement project based on a long-standing relationship and their proposed solution. The board voted unanimously to approve the Resilient quote (motion by Corey Hardin, seconded by Laura Otts).
The approval authorizes administration to proceed with procurement and implementation per the vendor quote. No dollar amount was included in the Jan. 20 minutes; the motion recorded approval of the vendor and quote but did not list contract value in the public record referenced in these segments.
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