County IT seeks $3,696 deep-dive to evaluate pivot to cloud
Clinton County's IT director requested a one-time professional services assessment costing $3,696 to evaluate the virtual environment and options for moving to cloud services and extending existing hardware and storage lifecycles.
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Sean Carr, introduced as the county's IT director, asked commissioners to consider a one-time professional-services engagement to analyze the county's virtual environment and recommend a path to cloud services. "That would be $3,696," he said, describing the work as a focused "deep dive" to determine how best to extend the lifeline of existing hardware and storage. The assessment was presented as a diagnostic step rather than an immediate procurement.
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