Contract AdminInformation TechnologyDetected May 20, 2026

StanCOG is extending its professional services agreement with Infinity Technologies for managed IT services through September 30, 2026, to cover on-site and 24/7 help desk support, infrastructure management, meeting technology, website and phone support, and SaaS backup. The original contract began in January 2022 and was previously extended to May 1, 2026; Amendment 2 adds up to $110,730 (22,146 per month for five months) while an RFP for a new IT vendor is out to bid and a transition plan is executed. Hourly rates for Infinity’s staff have increased from the original agreement, and the extended services will be funded via StanCOG’s Indirect Cost Allocation Plan.Although this amendment effectively locks in the incumbent for a short bridge period, it clearly signals an active IT competition and an impending transition, creating an opening for IT MSPs, cybersecurity, and collaboration-tool vendors to engage around the new multi-year IT support award and migration services.

Scope includes on-site support up to 16 hours/week, 24/7 help desk, infrastructure and cloud support, AV/meeting support via AVDG, website and phone system support, and SaaS backup administration.

Stanislaus Council Of GovernmentsInfinity Technologies IT managed services extension and transition period

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