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The Public Employees Retirement System and ITS recommend continuing and increasing the agreement with Mythics LLC for Oracle software support, maintenance, and disaster recovery. The agreement runs through August 29, 2029, with an added amount not to exceed $2,067,485.86 and a revised lifecycle cost of $4,622,823.36. Oracle is the chosen platform, but there may be opportunities for consulting, performance tuning, and complementary tools around these pension systems.
The Department of Revenue and ITS seek continuation and an increase to the agreement with FAST Enterprises, LLC for maintenance and support of the Mississippi Automated Revenue System (MARS) and Mississippi Automated Registration Vehicle Information Network (MARVIN). The term runs through September 30, 2031 with an added amount not to exceed $47,497,884.00 and a combined lifecycle cost of $175,601,734.00. FAST remains the core tax and registration system vendor, creating opportunities for reporting, data warehousing, and adjacent services around these platforms.
The Mississippi Department of Revenue and ITS recommend continuing and increasing the agreement with FAST Enterprises, LLC for maintenance and support of the MARS and MARVIN systems through September 30, 2031. The new amount is not to exceed $47,497,884.00, with a combined lifecycle cost of $175,601,734.00. With FAST entrenched as the tax and vehicle systems vendor, firms offering integrations, reporting, modernization consulting, and implementation support around MARS/MARVIN have a long runway to pursue complementary work.
UMMC and ITS are recommending continuation and an increase to the agreement with HealthStream, Inc. for the HealthStream Learning Management System. The renewal extends through December 31, 2029 with an additional amount not to exceed $1,761,958.34, bringing the lifecycle cost to $4,536,159.62. While the LMS vendor is decided, training content, integrations, and complementary services around HealthStream remain open areas for suppliers.
The Public Employees Retirement System and ITS recommend continuing and increasing the agreement with Mythics LLC for Oracle software support, maintenance, and disaster recovery through August 29, 2029. The new term is not to exceed $2,067,485.86, bringing the total lifecycle cost to $4,622,823.36. Oracle-focused service providers can use this to target PERS for consulting, performance tuning, disaster recovery testing, and adjacent modernization work around the existing Oracle environment.
UMMC and ITS recommend continuing and increasing the agreement with HealthStream, Inc. for the HealthStream Learning Management System through December 31, 2029. The renewal amount is not to exceed $1,761,958.34, bringing the total lifecycle cost to $4,536,159.62. While the main LMS vendor is decided, training content providers, integration partners, and change‑management consultants can target UMMC’s extended use of HealthStream for add‑on services and related learning initiatives.
Several LPA projects have construction bids recommended for award: Flint Creek Horse Trail, East College Street Sidewalk in Clinton, Downtown Sidewalk Improvement in Port Gibson, and Shelby Pedestrian Trail Improvements and Extension. Awards are to Main Civil & Underground, Simmons Erosion Control, Barnett Concrete Work, and Wildstone Construction, respectively. While construction vendors are already selected, these projects hint at growing demand for trail, sidewalk, and streetscape work where design and materials suppliers can pursue future phases.
The Hinds County School Board is being asked to approve the district’s general insurance program for FY26, covering 07/01/2025 to 07/01/2026. The package includes property, boiler/machinery, crime, general liability, auto, educator’s legal liability, excess liability, and workers’ compensation, with a total estimated cost of about $1.54 million. Carriers include Liberty Mutual entities, Chubb, AIG, Indian Harbor, Bridgefield Casualty, and others. This is essentially a renewal decision, useful for brokers or risk consultants tracking incumbent carriers and future rebid or restructuring opportunities.
Renewal of the system's automobile liability insurance coverage policy for 2,069 vehicles owned by universities and the board office.
Increase in budget for the Cancer Center Research Institute project at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and appointment of design professional. Project involves an interdisciplinary educational facility with a comprehensive cancer center and research institute, including a parking garage.
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Government Agencies in Hinds County, Mississippi
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University of Mississippi Medical Center
University of Mississippi Med Center
The Housing Authority of the City of Jackson
Taxation of Remote and Internet-based Computer Software Products and Services Study Committee
State of Mississippi Judiciary
State Board of Election Commissioners
Standing Joint Legislative Committee on Reapportionment & Redistricting
Public Employees Retirement System of Mississippi
Pearl River Basin Development District
Office of State Public Defender
Office of Governor Tate Reeves
Mississippi Workers Compensation Commission
Mississippi Wireless Communication Commission
Mississippi Supreme Court
Mississippi State Workforce Investment Board
Mississippi State Veterans Affairs Board
Mississippi State Senate
Mississippi State Personnel Board
Mississippi State Oil and Gas Board
Mississippi State Fair Commission
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