Aurora, Illinois

File #: 18-1049    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 11/20/2018 In control: City Council
On agenda: 12/11/2018 Final action: 12/11/2018
Title: A Resolution ratifying emergency expenditures with CDW-G Corporation of Vernon Hills, IL for security cameras related hardware, software and professional services under a National IPA purchasing contract in the amount of $168,000 for emergency repairs at various City sites.
Attachments: 1. 2018011 CDW-G Agreement - CDWG Exe_Redacted, 2. 2018011 IT Solution RFP_Mesa, 3. Billing Information_City of Aurora-2018.06-AdHoc 20181010, 4. CDW Price JSZC240, 5. For Aurora Route 59 Original, 6. KCWN562, 7. KCXJ165, 8. KCXK451, 9. KDFJ142, 10. KDFJ191, 11. KDHN750, 12. SOW(Route59).v1[01.24.18], 13. Table 1 - Expenses and Table 2 - Funds
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TO: Mayor Richard C. Irvin

FROM: Andrew Feuerborn, Director Data & Analytics
Ted Beck, Chief Information Security Officer

DATE: November 21, 2018

SUBJECT:
Ratification of emergency repair expenditures with CDW-G Corporation of Vernon Hills, IL for video surveillance cameras related hardware, software and professional/installation services under a National IPA purchasing contract in the amount of $168,000 at various City facilities.

PURPOSE:
The video surveillance cameras supports real time monitoring, theft reduction and evidence, access control and compliance with governmental regulations and public safety requirements. As a result maintaining a standard level of operations is critical for preserving business continuity and reducing risk exposure.

IT and City staff reported and identified a number of non-functional, mission critical video surveillance cameras located at the RiverEdge Park, Aurora Police Department Headquarters, Route 25 and 59 Transportation Centers that negatively impact public safety and security.

The Chief Information Officer requested authorization for the emergency expenditures which was approved by the Chief Management Officer and Chief Finance Officer.

Subsequently IT initiated the emergency repair work with the security vendor to diagnose, troubleshoot and repair those immediate break/fix issues at the various locations.

Estimates for the remaining break/fix work at the Route 25 and Route 59 Transportation Centers have now been acquired and included in this request for transparency.

BACKGROUND:
Citywide planning efforts are underway to assess and consolidate the City's disparate security systems under a consolidated enterprise platform. By standardizing, the City gains the following benefits:

- Reduce loss, theft and vandalism, risk liability
- Experience easier installation and more effective implementation
- Improve storage and accessibility
- Enable remote monitoring
- Reduce costs and...

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