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BOOK FAL Lr <br />The CAD system has been live for several months. However, staff has delayed acceptance of the <br />system until the geofile was completed and tested over a period of time and some other issues were <br />resolved. It is staff's opinion based on performance that the vendor underestimated the amount of time <br />that would be required to create a county wide geofile system since the County did not have a GIS <br />system from which the vendor could obtain data for the street addressing, emergency sector numbers. <br />geocoding, sector boundaries, and address verification procedures to validate the system. <br />The County is seeking approval to provide the final payment to Logistic Systems in the amount of <br />$12,000.00 and move to the Acceptance Phase which will last for one year from the date of acceptance. <br />During this period of time, and pursuant to the Contract, the performance bond which was required at <br />125% of the contract amount, remains in effect should any module or system fail to perform to <br />specifications. <br />The total contract amount expended for this project is S311.643.95 or 547,306.05 less than the original <br />approved contract amount of 5358.950 and the $15,000 contingency was not utilized. <br />RECOMMENDATION: <br />County staff; and staff from the Sheriff's Department who have been involved in this project from <br />issuance of the RFP, are in agreement with this action and Board approval is recommended. The Board <br />is invited to review the CAD system in operation at any time at the 911 Communications Center. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Stanbridge, <br />SECONDED by Commissioner Macht, the Board, <br />by a 4-0 vote (Vice Chairman Ginn absent), <br />unanimously approved the final payment to Logistic <br />Systems in the amount of $12,000 and the move to <br />the Acceptance Phase which will last for one year <br />from the date of acceptance, as recommended by <br />staff. <br />JANUARY 18, 2000 <br />• -38- <br />• <br />