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FROM CIVIC IQ Know who s buying before the RFP drops. Civic IQ tracks 50,000+ cities, counties, and school districts—surfacing early buying signals and decision-maker contacts so you can engage 6-18 months ahead of competitors. See it in action → Quick Answer Brightly Asset Essentials (formerly Dude Solutions) is a leading asset management platform serving over [ ]
FROM CIVIC IQ Win more school district contracts. Civic IQ monitors school board meetings across 13,000+ districts to surface buying signals months before RFPs—plus verified contacts for the decision-makers who matter. Book a demo → Quick Answer K-12 mental health software is one of the fastest-growing segments in education technology, with school districts investing heavily [ ]
FROM CIVIC IQ Know who s buying before the RFP drops. Civic IQ tracks 50,000+ cities, counties, and school districts—surfacing early buying signals and decision-maker contacts so you can engage 6-18 months ahead of competitors. See it in action → Quick Answer Euna Solutions is a GovTech 100-recognized software provider serving 3,400+ public sector organizations across [ ]
Quick Answer Placer.ai has emerged as a leading location analytics platform for local government, with Civic IQ tracking over 500 active government buying signals across cities, counties, and economic development organizations. Government contracts typically range from $8,000-$27,000 annually, with most agencies using the platform for tourism analytics, economic development planning, and event attendance tracking. Top [ ]
Quick Answer Axon Enterprise is dominating public safety technology procurement in 2026, with contracts reaching $45 million for comprehensive body camera, Taser, and data services packages. According to Civic IQ s analysis of recent government signals, three major trends are reshaping police technology: Drone First Responder (DFR) programs, AI-powered report writing, and multi-year bundled contracts. Agencies [ ]
Quick Answer Civic IQ is tracking 30+ active public safety software opportunities across cities, counties, and regional dispatch centers as of January 2026. Major projects include Johnson County, Kansas ($2.4M CentralSquare cloud migration), Moore, Oklahoma ($952K Tyler CAD/RMS), and Adams County, Illinois (multi-agency CAD/RMS RFP closing soon). Vendors CentralSquare, Tyler Technologies, and Motorola Solutions are [ ]
Quick Answer iWorQ pricing starts at $995/year for basic modules, with most local government contracts ranging from $3,500 to $35,000 annually based on Civic IQ s analysis of recent public sector contracts. Top iWorQ alternatives include OpenGov ($20,000-$175,000/year), Tyler EnerGov ($50,000-$2.7M for enterprise deployments), CitizenServe ($30,000-$175,000), and Accela ($136,000-$8M for large counties). Cities evaluating iWorQ alternatives [ ]
Quick Answer Yondr pouches cost $25-$30 per student, with school district contracts ranging from $5,000 for small schools to over $5 million for large urban districts like Los Angeles Unified. According to Civic IQ s analysis of school board meetings and government spending, Yondr dominates the phone-free school market with 2.5+ million students using their pouches [ ]
Quick Answer Twenty-six states have now enacted laws requiring K-12 schools to ban or limit cellphone use—22 of those just in 2025. According to Civic IQ s analysis of school board meetings and government spending data, districts are investing heavily in enforcement solutions, with phone pouch contracts ranging from $5,000 to over $5 million depending on [ ]
Quick Answer Government 311 CRM systems typically cost between $2,500 and $950,000 annually, depending on population size and feature complexity. According to Civic IQ s analysis of 150+ municipal contracts, small towns pay $2,500-$15,000/year for basic citizen request management, while large cities implementing enterprise 311 centers invest $100,000-$950,000. Top vendors include SeeClickFix (CivicPlus), GoGov, Catalis QAlert, [ ]
Quick Answer Tyler Technologies dominates the public sector software market with an 11.5% market share, over 45,000 installations, and $2.3 billion in annual revenue. According to Civic IQ s analysis of 10,000+ municipal meeting signals, Tyler serves everything from courts and finance to public safety and permitting. However, mid-sized counties (50,000-250,000 population) often find Tyler s enterprise [ ]
Quick Answer Data centers are generating massive tax revenue for cities and counties across the United States, with Loudoun County, Virginia alone collecting nearly $900 million in property taxes from data centers in FY2025. According to Civic IQ s analysis of municipal meetings and economic development signals, cities in Texas, Ohio, Indiana, Georgia, and South Carolina [ ]
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