Oxnard—The Finance and Governance Committee, on Tuesday, September 23, approved a two-year agreement with Compuware totaling $1.2 million to purchase computer hardware and regulated services.
THE agreement supports the timely replacement of critical IT (Information Technology) Systems, which improves operational reliability and aligns the Council’s priority to strengthen its cybersecurity posture.
Chief Information Officer Rob Ruben presented the deal and said the City’s IT Department supports and manages over 1,000 computers throughout the City.
“Aging and outdated computer equipment increases cybersecurity vulnerabilities, compliance risks, and decreases Staff productivity,” he said. “The IT Staff has been systematically replacing outdated equipment to mitigate risks with obsolete equipment and ensure the City’s inventory remains constant with industry standards and adopted policies. “
The City has worked with Compuware for several years by leveraging the vendor’s long-standing relationship with the County of Ventura.
“This partnership has allowed the City to benefit from the competitive pricing and reliable service that Compuware has consistently provided to regional public agencies,” he said.
“The City will use competitively bid Omnia Partners TD SYNNEX Sourcewell Contract # 020624-SYN.
The State of Minnesota created this agreement to offer cooperative solutions for computer and wireless hardware, software, and services to…
