Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Texas Department of Information Resources.
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Sep 1, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
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City
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Austin
County
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Travis
Address
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300 W 15th St #1300
Phone Number
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(512) 475-4700
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78701
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Contract DIR-CPO-5081 is an agreement between the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) and CobbleStone Software. This contract provides Software as a Service (SaaS) and on-premise solutions for contract management (Contract Insight software), procurement, and vendor management, along with associated services such as training, implementation, maintenance, and support. The contract is valid from June 7, 2022, until November 15, 2024, and is available for use by state and local governments, public education, and other eligible public entities in Texas and beyond.
This contract (DIR-CPO-5345) outlines an agreement between the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) and Periscope Holdings, Inc. for the provision of Software COTS and Related Services. Periscope offers its e-Procurement, Solicitation, and Lifecycle Contract Management Software Solution (SaaS) along with implementation, project management, and training services. This contract allows state and local government, public education, and other public entities in and outside Texas to purchase directly. The contract is active from August 26, 2024, until August 26, 2030, with a current term end date of August 26, 2028, due to an auto-renewal.
This document details Contract DIR-CPO-5672 between the Texas Department of Information Resources and CobbleStone Software. Effective from December 2, 2024, until December 2, 2030, the contract provides Software COTS and Related Services, including SaaS or Server Contract Management Software solutions, remote project management, training, and configuration. These services are available to Texas state and local government, public education, and other public entities.
This contract (DIR-CPO-5320) outlines the provision of Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) software and related services by AdComp Systems, Inc. to state and local government, public education, and other public entities in and outside Texas. AdComp Systems, Inc. offers its cloud ERP Management for Government Solutions, along with maintenance, support, integration, implementation, project management, training, configuration, and a turnkey solution including KIOSK hardware. The contract is managed by the Texas Department of Information Resources, with an effective period from March 4, 2024, to March 4, 2026.
This contract (DIR-CPO-5207) between the Texas Department of Information Resources and AdComp Systems Inc. provides Comprehensive Web Development and Managed Services, including website design, DNS management, accessibility services, training, maintenance, and support. It is available for state and local government, public education, and other public entities in and outside of Texas. The contract is active, effective from May 30, 2023, to May 30, 2028, and has been renewed.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Texas Department of Information Resources
The board meeting included agency updates, the recognition of staff through the 'Can Do' award program, and a discussion regarding the agency's legislative preparations and cybersecurity initiatives, specifically the partnership with the Texas Cyber Command. The executive director provided an overview of shared technology services transitions and strategic goals. Additionally, the board reviewed and questioned a procurement proposal for network engineering services with Insight Public Sector, covering details on contract scope, funding via cost recovery, and the competitive bidding process.
The State Strategic Plan for Information Resources Management provides state agencies in Texas with a framework to modernize technology, strengthen security, and deliver innovative public services. It outlines four key goals: providing an exceptional government experience, responsibly managing data to power AI and technology innovation, developing a skilled and sustainable workforce, and modernizing government services through emerging technologies. The overarching vision is for Texas to lead in delivering efficient, effective, transparent, and accountable government through secure, well-designed, and innovative technology solutions.
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The board meeting focused on departmental performance and strategic initiatives. Key actions included the approval of several procurement contracts and amendments, and the acceptance of the annual internal audit report. The Board reviewed and authorized proposed rule amendments for the Texas Administrative Code and approved a significant budget amendment to support the Regional Security Operations Center. Additionally, the 2026-2030 State Strategic Plan for Information Resources Management was presented and approved. Other updates covered operational performance, cybersecurity metrics, statewide data programs, and customer experience initiatives.
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