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The 2026 proposed budget includes an IT impact item of approximately 1.32 million for emergency dispatch software, Kronos migration, a Security Administrator, and other security-related needs. This indicates planned investment in software platforms, system migration, cybersecurity administration, and potentially associated services such as implementation, integration, and support. No vendor is identified and no procurement vehicle is described, so these needs are still in the planning stage pending budget adoption. Technology vendors in emergency communications, workforce/timekeeping (Kronos ecosystem), and cybersecurity can approach Cobb County IT leadership to understand the scope, timelines, and whether the county plans to use existing contracts or issue new RFPs for these initiatives.
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$1,321,976Jun 24, 2026Cobb County Police is seeking $7,500,000 in FY2027 capital funding to replace a large number of vehicles at or past end‑of‑life, calling it the department’s highest capital priority. The memo details 381 patrol vehicles older than three years, 22 over 120,000 miles, and more than 150 units from model year 2015 or older, including 137 discontinued Ford Police Interceptor sedans with parts scarcity and frequent downtime. The priority and detailed justification indicate a major multi‑year fleet refresh is being assembled, but specific vehicle models, upfitting standards, and purchasing mechanisms are not yet specified in this budget document. This presents an opening for OEMs, dealers, upfitters, telematics providers, and fleet‑management firms to help Cobb finalize replacement plans, standard equipment packages, and lifecycle strategies before bids or cooperative purchases are executed after the FY2027 budget is adopted.
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$7,500,000Jun 23, 2026The CIO requests creation of five critical ITS positions in FY2027, as part of a larger 21‑position plan, to support a complex county technology ecosystem, physical security infrastructure, and citizen‑facing digital platforms. Priority roles include an Application Support Analyst I (converting a long‑term contractor who manages agenda/policy processes and the AchieveIT plan management platform), and an Application Engineer to support the Enterprise Customer Relationship System built on Salesforce, which serves multiple departments and grant workflows. These staffing moves indicate sustained investment in Salesforce‑based CRM, strategic plan management, physical security systems, and cross‑department digital engagement. The document does not name implementation vendors, suggesting future work for CRM configuration, integrations, security system expansion, and enterprise app support is still open. Salesforce consultancies, systems integrators, and vendors of enterprise security and workflow tools can use this as a pre‑RFP window to help ITS plan roadmaps, governance, and implementation capacity.
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$687,364Jun 23, 2026The Police Department’s 2026 budget impact items include funding for a Flock agreement, wellness/peer support initiatives, and a video evidence system totaling 243,131. This suggests the county will be maintaining or expanding its use of Flock public safety technology and investing in digital evidence management and officer wellness programs. Specific vendors beyond Flock are not named, and the document does not describe contract awards, implying the detailed procurement path is still being determined. Public safety technology providers, wellness program vendors, and digital evidence management platforms can engage with Cobb County Police to understand whether the funding will go to renewals, expansions, or new systems, and how they might compete or integrate alongside the Flock environment.
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$243,131Jun 24, 2026Within the capital requests, EMA seeks $228,000 in FY2027 to have Motorola replace two Optiwarn front‑end processors and two activation computers that drive Cobb’s outdoor warning siren system. The memo notes that current computers and software are outdated, limiting the reliability and effectiveness of the sirens and necessitating replacement to maintain the county’s Outdoor Warning System. Although Motorola is named as the intended vendor for this specific work, the upgrade will involve on‑site technical services, configuration, and potentially integration with other emergency management systems. This creates an incumbent‑focused follow‑on opportunity for firms that can support siren maintenance, power backup, and related public warning technologies, and for those that can layer additional alerting channels and monitoring tools around the upgraded Optiwarn infrastructure.
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$228,000Jun 23, 2026Following a disparity study conducted by Griffin & Strong, Cobb County’s Procurement Services department is requesting two new positions for FY2027: a Contract Compliance Manager and a Supplier Relations Specialist. The study covered construction, A/E, professional services, other services, and goods awards over five years to evaluate minority- and women-owned business enterprise (MWBE) utilization and produced ten recommendations, including allocating resources and staffing for supplier diversity. The county has not yet detailed how the study’s other recommendations will be implemented, nor any specific technology or consulting contracts. This is a timely entry point for firms experienced in disparity study implementation, supplier diversity program design, compliance monitoring tools, vendor registration/portal systems, and outreach and training services to help Procurement operationalize these roles and build the supporting processes and systems.
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$224,498Jun 23, 2026The Board of Zoning Appeals is considering a variance to allow a second freestanding monument sign at 1115 Powder Springs Street for a Shell gas station and Viva Mexico restaurant. The applicant already purchased roughly $30,000 of sign materials based on an incorrect Cobb County permit and has partial construction in place. If the variance is approved, the owner will need building and related permits and must address power, water main, sight distance, and fire code requirements. Sign fabricators, civil engineers, and permitting consultants can help finalize design, permitting, and installation details.
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$30,000Jun 29, 2026Cobb County’s 800 MHz Division is requesting increases in its FY2027 operating budget to fully fund the Motorola Maintenance Service Agreement and establish dedicated lines for replacement parts and batteries. The memo notes higher costs as the system ages and user demand grows, and positions continued vendor support, spare accessories, and adequate batteries as essential to avoid communications failures. While Motorola is the core system vendor, the request to build out budgets for maintenance, replacement parts, and workforce development opens space for accessory vendors, battery suppliers, training providers, and secondary services. The county has not yet specified how these expanded funds will be contracted or whether additional agreements will be put in place, so suppliers of mission‑critical radio accessories, power systems, and support services can engage now to shape options before the FY2027 budget and procurement path are finalized.
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$48,532Jun 23, 2026Fleet requests capital under PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE for a Fuelmaster FM Live project, including a 200,000 line to replace/upgrade hardware at all 12 county fuel sites and migrate from hard‑wired connectivity to a cloud-based platform. The narrative emphasizes that the hardware controlling 24/7 fuel access is nearing end of useful life and that FM Live would enable more reliable real-time transactional data from the fuel sites. This is currently framed as a FY27 capital estimate with no award or vendor beyond the Fuelmaster product family referenced and no detailed implementation plan described. This opens an opportunity for fuel management and IT integration vendors to help the county validate architecture, cybersecurity, connectivity options, and rollout sequencing, as well as ongoing support and analytics services once the capital project is funded.
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$200,000Jun 28, 2026Council approved a FY2026 General Fund budget amendment to receive $21,200 in sponsorship donations from Cobb Community Foundation for Elizabeth Porter mural repairs and painting. This formalizes funding to repair and repaint an existing public mural, indicating that the city will undertake a specific public art maintenance project. The funding is now in place, but the summary does not identify a selected artist, contractor, or schedule for the work. This presents an opportunity for mural restoration specialists, conservators, and public art fabricators to offer services to Parks, Recreation and Tourism or the relevant facilities unit. Vendors can position themselves around best practices for preserving public art, surface preparation, anti-graffiti coatings, and community engagement around the refreshed mural.
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