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City Agreement for New Asset Management Software and Public App

Original title: $364,129.70 AGREEMENT WITH VERTOSOFT FOR ASSET MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE AND PUBLIC FACING APP

March 17, 2026

technology software city-services procurement asset-management

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The Frame

What this does

The city is spending $364,129.70 in public funds to implement a new software system that will include a mobile application for residents to interact with city services.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Vertosoft

The company is the designated vendor to receive $364,129.70 in exchange for software and app development services.

City Residents

Residents will gain access to a new public-facing mobile application for city services.

What changed

Last recorded activity March 17, 2026.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

The City Council is considering a $364,129.70 contract with Vertosoft to provide new and a public-facing mobile application. This item is currently listed on the for upcoming review.

Key Facts

The city proposes a contract with Vertosoft totaling $364,129.70.
The contract covers the acquisition of asset management software.
The contract includes the development of a public-facing mobile application.
The item is filed under number 26-0073.
The item is currently designated for the Consent Calendar.
The proposal was introduced on February 9, 2026.
The review involves the City Council, Successor Agency, and Housing Authority.

Frequently Asked Questions

What will the new software do?

It is designed for asset management and includes a public-facing application for residents.

How much will this cost taxpayers?

The total cost of the agreement with Vertosoft is $364,129.70.

What is a consent calendar?

A is a list of items that are typically approved in a single vote without individual discussion, unless a council member requests to pull an item for separate consideration.

Why It Matters

The city is spending $364,129.70 in public funds to implement a new software system that will include a mobile application for residents to interact with city services.