Microsoft O365 software purchase for Social Services
Summary
Social Services wants to skip formal bidding and spend up to $265,000 over three years on 200 Microsoft O365 subscriptions and server licenses from SHI International. The county says it's needed for security, compliance, and the state's new Child Protective Services case management system arriving in October 2026.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $265,000 of county money over three years.
County Social Services staff and the families they serve through the modernized CPS system.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Supervisors — July 7, 2026
The county committed to roughly $558,000 in Microsoft 365 software over three years by piggybacking on a Riverside County contract and skipping its own bidding process — saving time and getting lower pricing.
Board of Supervisors — May 19, 2026
Social Services wants to skip formal bidding and spend up to $265,000 over three years on 200 Microsoft O365 subscriptions and server licenses from SHI International. The county says it's needed for security, compliance, and the state's new Child Protective Services case management system arriving in October 2026.
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