City to approve $511K GIS infrastructure contract with ROK Technologies
the City Attorney·Nov 10, 2026
ConsentPublic Works
$511,090$$$, Orange tier ($250,000 to $1 million)
The city would pay ROK Technologies to host and manage the computer systems behind Birmingham's geographical information database over three years. This contract ensures continued access to mapping and location data tools used across city departments.
👥Counterparty:
ROK Technologies, LLC
🏛Funding source:
General Fund
📋Action type:
Resolution
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