Oracle cloud-services contract extension: 120 days to 1 year
the Mayor·Oct 27, 2026
ConsentZoning & Land Use
Would extend city cloud-computing services through Oracle for an additional 8 months, allowing continued support for email, databases, and IT infrastructure if approved.
👥Counterparty:
Oracle America, Inc.
🏛Funding source:
General Fund
📋Action type:
Contract amendment
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