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County asks Travert Computers for proposal to augment IT and provide interim coverage

Fremont County Board of Commissioners · May 5, 2026

Summary

Representatives from Travert Computers outlined outsourced IT support they provide to other Wyoming counties and offered to prepare a written proposal and interim support plan while the county fills internal IT leadership gaps; commissioners requested a formal proposal within two weeks.

Representatives from Travert Computers met with the commission to describe their long-term IT support for other Wyoming counties and their capacity to provide continuity, cybersecurity and disaster-recovery planning. The Travert representative said their firm has acted as a county IT department in other jurisdictions and can provide a documented MOU, continuity-of-operations plans and background-checked personnel for restricted systems.

Commissioners said they needed a formal proposal and asked Travert Computers to present one within two weeks, and they asked for options that would bridge immediate staff gaps while preserving county control and meeting security requirements (background checks, COOP/disaster recovery and non-disclosure agreements). Travert indicated willingness to provide interim support under the previous agreement while a transition occurs.

Why it matters: The county faces an IT staffing transition and requires secure continuity for critical systems; an outsourced vendor could provide redundancy, cybersecurity expertise and documentation quickly if the board chooses to proceed.

Provenance: Travert Computers presentation and Q&A (topicintro: SEG 3556; topfinish: SEG 4098).

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