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Diboll ISD administration is seeking board approval of its Region 7 Education Service Center eAgreement contracts for the 2026-2027 school year, covering cooperative purchasing, instructional, professional development, technology, and support services. The memo lists a detailed basket of Region 7 services totaling 180739.40, including curriculum and assessment tools, PD systems, CTE and digital learning services, school safety support, HR, legal consulting, cybersecurity, and more. This package effectively locks in Region 7 and its named platforms (e.g., ASCENDER, DMAC, OnDataSuite, OmniTrack, TEKS Resource System, Bluebonnet Learning) as key incumbents for the coming year rather than signaling an open RFP. For vendors, the value is understanding which systems Diboll ISD is standardizing on, where Region 7 is the conduit, and where there may be gaps, add-ons, or integration, training, and analytics needs around these tools. Targeted outreach can focus on complementary services, implementation support, data integration, and preparing for future cycles when the district revisits its eAgreement mix or looks beyond co-op offerings.
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$180,739Jun 22, 2026Diboll Independent School District administration requested board approval on June 22, 2026 to purchase internet-related hardware and five-year licenses from Questivity under the federal E-Rate program. The quote totals 138003.49 for Cisco C9300L PoE switches, CW9172 wireless access points, and associated Meraki enterprise licenses, all eligible at 100% under E-Rate. The district will pay 30 percent of the cost (41401.05), with the remaining 70 percent (96602.44) reimbursed by the Universal Service Administrative Company through E-Rate. This signals that Questivity and Cisco/Meraki are incumbents for Diboll ISD’s network infrastructure, with a five-year license horizon that will drive future renewal, upgrade, and support needs. Vendors offering installation, optimization, monitoring, security hardening, and post-implementation support, or those targeting the next refresh cycle, can use this as timing and incumbent intelligence rather than a live bid opportunity.
Contract Award
$138,003Jun 22, 2026Huntington ISD’s June 22, 2026 agenda includes action on accepting a 9,646.60 donation from the HES PTCO for construction of a 15' x 30' awning at the 3rd grade playground by Pinner Construction. The language specifies the contractor (Pinner Construction) and the project details, indicating that the district already intends to use Pinner for this small facilities improvement. While the primary construction vendor is named, this item shows the district is investing in shade and outdoor learning/play spaces, funded at least in part through donations. For vendors, it provides incumbent intelligence on Pinner’s role in small capital improvements and signals potential future needs for outdoor structures, playground equipment, site work, and related design or safety services at Huntington Elementary and other campuses.
Contract Award
$9,647Jun 22, 2026The same June 22, 2026 Huntington ISD agenda lists a second item to consider purchasing 21 BenQ interactive displays with 45 NFC cards from CMC for 42,284.31. This appears to be an additional phase or separate campus/grade-level deployment building on the earlier 19-panel request. Because the agenda describes this as “consideration and action, if any,” the board’s approval decision and exact deployment plan were still pending at the time. This indicates a sizable expansion of interactive panel usage and suggests the district may be standardizing on BenQ through CMC. Solution providers can engage around room readiness, networking, mounts, PD, content integration, and future refresh planning aligned to this multi-batch rollout.
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