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Finance committee lists multiple contracts and procurements for board approval, including Oracle cloud services
Summary
The committee recorded multiple procurement items to be presented for action at the September regular meeting, including Contract#242-25-02 for Oracle Planning and Budgeting Cloud Services and other instructional, staffing and equipment contracts; the transcript lists contract numbers and presenters but no prices.
The committee agenda lists several procurement approvals to be presented at the September regular board meeting. Notable items include Contract#242-25-02 for Oracle Planning and Budgeting Cloud Services (presenter Mark Booker, Jason Genovese); Contract#302-25-10 for instructional material and software for social studies (presenter Coleman Bruman); Contract#310-25-08 for professional staff development and consulting services; Contract#345-25-01 for fine-arts temporary staffing; and a new bid (Contract#51-26) to replace a walk-in cooler and freezer for Student Nutrition Services.
The transcript also records planned modifications to awarded bids (Contract#340-21 and Contract#225-25) and requested increases to awarded amounts for fire sprinkler services (Contract#189-25-01) and E‑Rate services (Contract#217-25). Presenters named in the agenda include Mark Booker, Dr. Jennifer DuPlessis, Dr. Shelley Garrett, Jason Genovese, Coleman Bruman and Joseph Figarelli. The committee record does not include dollar amounts, vendor names beyond generic contract references, or staff recommendations; those details will appear in the regular meeting packet for board consideration.
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