Select Board backs $45,000 procurement software article to centralize solicitations
Summary
The board placed and supported an article to appropriate $45,000 for OpenGov procurement and contract-management software aimed at streamlining solicitations, standard contracts and interdepartmental procurement workflows.
Greg presented a request to raise and appropriate $45,000 for OpenGov procurement and contract-management software. He said departments — administration, finance, public works and engineering — reviewed the platform and found it would centralize solicitations, improve vendor utilization, provide standard contract templates and store solicitation libraries to save staff time and project costs.
Board members asked for clarification on the scope and the memo Greg provided; the board moved to place and support the article and will include the article on the special town meeting warrant for voter consideration.
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