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1999 S IS-Computer Systems Support Outsourcing Agreement with Tri-Met
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ORANGE COUNTY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION/ <br />COMPILATION OF COMMENTS REGARDING TRI -MET SUPPORT AGREEMENT <br />January 1999 <br />The following recommendation was prepared by IT Committee Chair John Smith and transmitted by e- <br />mail following the Committee's January 26 meeting: <br />"At its meeting January 26, 1999, the ITC discussed the pending contract between Tri -Met and <br />Orange County to deliver PC, printer, and helpdesk support for not more than 200 hours at $75.00 <br />per hour at a cost not to exceed $15,000. <br />The committee endorses the contract. <br />It noted that the rate of $75.00 appears high relative to rates for similar services. However, in <br />providing lower rates, many companies insist on continuous employment for a minimum of three <br />months. Thus, the committee concluded that the higher rate with Tri -Met is offset by the flexible <br />arrangements under which they are willing to work. Overall costs are also lower. <br />The committee suggests that in the future, the County might solicit competitive bids and/or <br />negotiate for a lower rate in exchange for additional hours of commitment." <br />The following e-mail message was circulated earlier in January to the IT Committee, with comments from <br />individual IT Committee members noted below: <br />To ITC Members - <br />We would like to go to the Board on January 19th to ask approval of a contract with a tech support firm, <br />Tri -Met, to provide PC and printer helpdesk and installation support as needed between now and June. <br />The contract would be for 200 hours, a limit of $15, 000, and we have the funds in our operating budget <br />already, not in the IT Plan. <br />We have worked with this company in the past, they are in RTP, and have had good experience with them. <br />They have recently assisted us with installation of the latest batch of PCs and we will continue to <br />periodically need their help. <br />When we asked for a new position last budget cycle, the Board instructed that we outsource instead, and <br />this is consistent with that direction. We'd like to have your feedback on this and expressions of support <br />would be appreciated. Of course, if you have concerns or questions please air them here too. Just send to <br />the list. Thanks! <br />Dick <br />
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