Crawford County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The council approved a four-year property reassessment plan with Tyler Technology for $322,020. This locks in Tyler as the assessment contractor, after a prior contract company declined due to pay and anti-nepotism rules. This is decided work, but it signals Tyler as the incumbent and shows ongoing needs around assessment software, Level 2–certified staff, and related back-office support that other vendors can target for integrations, training, or future cycles.
The Crawford County Council approved purchasing the Caltopo system for search and rescue mapping and responder tracking at $2,600 per year. Fire departments and township trustees support the system, and each agency can have admin access. This indicates a new recurring software subscription for public safety operations, with Floyd County cited as another user and potential reference.
AME Group presented a proposal for county data backup, noting there is currently no backup in place and they already manage the firewall. The basic backup proposal, Prouve, would cost $535 per month, but the council tabled a decision until the next meeting. This leaves an open need for a comprehensive backup and disaster recovery solution, giving IT providers a window to offer alternatives or complementary services.
The council heard two proposals for an audit to clean up outstanding financial adjustments before switching to the X-Soft system, as recommended by the state board of accounts. They selected Reedy with a $10,000 cap and will renegotiate if work exceeds that amount. This confirms Reedy as the incumbent for pre-migration audit work and indicates an upcoming financial system transition that may drive follow-on consulting, training, and integration needs.
The council approved purchasing new radios from Harris for $69,308 after miscommunication issues with existing units and reviewing three quotes (Kenwood, Harris, Motorola). Radios will be funded from EMS escrow, indicating a committed upgrade to public safety communications. The purchase is decided, but it highlights Harris as the new radio platform and suggests future needs around programming, maintenance, accessories, and interoperability work for EMS and other departments.
Council approved an AME-led firewall contract with a $1,150 one-time cost plus ongoing monthly payments. This indicates the county is updating its network security and is open to outsourced IT security arrangements. While the core firewall decision is made, there may be room for adjacent services like endpoint protection, monitoring, backup, and user training that complement the new firewall setup.
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Government Agencies in Crawford County, Indiana
21 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Whiskey Run
Town of Union
Town of Sterling
Town of Patoka
Town of Ohio
Town of Milltown Town
Town of Marengo
Town of Liberty
Town of Leavenworth
Town of Johnson
Town of Jennings
Town of English
Town of Boone
Town of Balance of Whiskey Run
Town of Balance of Sterling
Town of Balance of Liberty
Town of Balance of Jennings
Town of Balance of Boone
Town of Alton
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