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Information Technology Services

29 items where Houston City Council's official record names Information Technology Services as the department bringing it forward.

Grouped from the department name each item's own record states — not an org chart, and not every item names a department (most don't), so this isn't a complete list of everything that department has done.

Items

PASSED2026-08-18Contracts & spending

The council approved up to $634,590.00 to pay Crown Castle Fiber, LLC for fully underground, protected fiber optic service purchased through a federal cooperative purchasing program.

VOTE COMING UP2026-08-18Contracts & spending

The City Council is asked to approve spending up to $634,590.00 to purchase fully underground, protected fiber service for Houston Information Technology Services from Crown Castle Fiber, LLC through a federal cooperative purchasing program.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-12Public safety

The City Council is asked to approve spending up to $1,795,390.52 to purchase body-worn cameras, radios, accessories, software licenses, and related warranties from Motorola Solutions, Inc. through the Texas Department of Information Resources purchasing cooperative.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-12Contracts & spending

The City Council is asked to approve spending $1,225,000.00 from the Equipment Acquisition Consolidated Fund to migrate Houston Information Technology Services' contact center system to Webex.

PASSED2026-08-11Public safety

The council approved up to $1,795,390.52 to buy body-worn cameras, radios, accessories, software licenses, and warranties for the Houston Police Department from Motorola Solutions, Inc., through a state purchasing cooperative.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-11Public safety

The City Council is asked to approve spending up to $1,795,390.52 to purchase body-worn cameras, radios, accessories, software licenses, and related warranties for the Houston Police Department from Motorola Solutions, Inc. through the Texas Department of Information Resources purchasing cooperative.

PASSED2026-08-11Contracts & spending

The city is setting aside $1,225,000 from its Equipment Acquisition Consolidated Fund to pay for moving Houston Information Technology Services' contact center system to Webex.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-11Contracts & spending

The City Council is asked to approve allocating $1,225,000.00 from the Equipment Acquisition Consolidated Fund to carry out the Planned Webex Contact Center Migration Project for Houston Information Technology Services.

Information Technology Services — items brought before Houston City Council — PlainDocket