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Sep 16, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
Seeking to implement a secure, scalable, solution that supports the full lifecycle of surveys and assessments administered to Incarcerated Persons (IPs).
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Sep 1, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
Seeking a vendor to provide a secure, modern, and operationally sound electronic services and communications platform for incarcerated persons across all Minnesota DOC facilities.
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St. Paul
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Ramsey
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55146
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This contract, SWIFT Contract Number 293177, is for professional and technical services provided by Tyler Technologies Inc. to the State of Minnesota's Department of Information Technology Services. The services involve the implementation of a Case Management System, including project management, deployment, data conversion, configuration, consulting, analysis, and training. The contract is effective from July 6, 2026, to July 5, 2028, with a total obligation not to exceed $567,609.00. The agreement outlines detailed terms, insurance requirements, an investment summary, and a comprehensive statement of work with a six-stage project methodology.
This End User License Agreement establishes the terms between Tyler Technologies, Inc. and the Minnesota Department of Information Technology Services for access to Tyler's case management software products, primarily SaaS Services like Enterprise Justice Case Manager. The agreement leverages SHI International Corp.'s existing NASPO ValuePoint SVAR Master Contract. It outlines the scope of services, ownership, data handling, and financial terms, including annual SaaS fees for an initial term and up to four renewal years. The contract also covers professional and third-party services, defines the effective start (June 30, 2026) and end (June 30, 2027, with renewals up to June 30, 2031 for stated rates) dates, and incorporates various exhibits detailing investment summaries, invoicing, service levels, and specific terms for re:Search and eFile & Serve functionalities, along with an addendum addressing AI, security, and data protection.
This is a Proprietary Software Maintenance Agreement for the 2025 renewal, effective November 16, 2024, until November 15, 2027. The agreement is between the State of Minnesota (MNIT) and CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc. It covers maintenance services for TEMPO360 Modules and jTap Development Framework, and subscription support services for the TEMPO360 Inspect System. Key provisions include annual maintenance and subscription fees, detailed service level agreements for defect correction and technical support, payment terms, warranties, limitation of liability, nondisclosure, termination conditions, and various state and federal compliance requirements including insurance, audits, data practices, and affirmative action.
This document is an amendment to an existing order between Oracle America, Inc. and the State of Minnesota, Department of Information Technology Services. It modifies the services table to indicate zero fees for the services outlined and amends Exhibit 1 to define a service period not exceeding four consecutive months, ending August 31, 2025, for 45 person-days of Oracle Access Governance assistance.
This document represents Amendment No. 1 to Payment Schedule No. 110740 and Payment Plan Agreement (PPA) No. 17596 between the State of Minnesota, Office of MN.IT Services (Customer) and Oracle America, Inc. (Oracle), effective June 30, 2020. The amendment modifies specific clauses related to payment terms, hardware acceptance, and default within the existing agreements. The contract covers the acquisition of a System, including hardware, for a total System Price of $1,727,874.44, to be paid in installments with the final payment due by July 1, 2024. The agreement details conditions for appropriation of funds, essential use of the system, default remedies, assignment rights, and supplemental terms regarding Oracle's security interest in the hardware and risk management.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Minnesota Information Technology Services
The council reviewed and approved several recommendations from the December 2019 quarterly report, including those related to effective and efficient procurement, a modernization playbook, and the co-creation of a 10-year modernization strategy. Discussions also covered partnerships with counties for project development and data practices, the minimization of data collection on individuals, interoperability, critical infrastructure protection, long-term operational cybersecurity funding, the creation of a public-private cybersecurity partnership, and the formation of an IT security commission.
This strategic plan outlines the mission, vision, and values for Information Technology for Minnesota Government (MNIT), focusing on delivering transformative technology solutions to state agencies. Key strategic priorities for 2018 include securing the state by implementing a robust security foundation and empowering the cybersecurity workforce, modernizing technology to address outdated systems and improve business processes, and delivering excellent customer service through customer-focused delivery, feedback incorporation, and enhanced enterprise services. The plan aims to position MNIT as a trusted partner, foster a diverse workforce, and continuously innovate to improve government services for all Minnesotans.
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The Minnesota IT Services (MNIT) Strategic Plan for 2023-2027 is a roadmap for designing tomorrow's government today, focusing on delivering secure, reliable technology solutions to improve the lives of all Minnesotans. The plan centers around three core themes: Customer Experience, Cybersecurity and Operational Excellence, and Connected Culture. It aims to modernize and transform services to achieve an innovative digital government that works for all, while addressing the evolving needs and expectations of Minnesotans and state agencies.
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