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Simonton council ratifies $10,584 Impress I.T. support agreement
Summary
The council ratified an annual agreement with Impress I.T. for $10,584.00; Councilmember Eric Duhon said he believes the city may be overpaying and requested a technical review and follow-up meeting with the vendor, noting an alternative he learned about at the TML Conference through the University of Texas at Austin.
The Simonton City Council ratified an annual support agreement with Impress I.T. for $10,584.00 at its Nov. 5 special meeting. Councilmember Eric Duhon moved to ratify the agreement; the motion was seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Justin Boudreau and passed by a 4-0 vote with the mayor present and not voting.
Councilmember Duhon thanked the mayor for facilitating his involvement and said he believes the city may be overpaying for services; he requested a technical review of the network and a follow-up meeting with Impress I.T. to re-examine the scope and cost. Duhon also mentioned an option he learned about at the TML Conference through the University of Texas at Austin as a potential alternative.
Minutes record questions about the contract's start and end dates but do not record a change to the agreement; the ratification authorizes the city to continue receiving IT support under the stated amount.
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