Here Are Tech Agency’s Top 5 IT Goods Purchases in February

The California Department of Technology’s costliest IT goods purchases in February included hardware, software and devices, purchased in a series of one-year contracts.

March 08, 2021 •

The California Department of Technology (CDT) made more than 20 purchases of IT goods during February and spent nearly $1.2 million on its five most expensive buys.

CDT made 28 IT goods buys in the year’s second month; its five most expensive purchases cost $1,182,347. They included hardware, software and support, and occurred throughout the month. Here, with rounding, is what the department spent:

$408,000 with AT&T for eighth-generation, 32-gigabyte Apple iPads. The contract began Feb. 4 and ends Feb. 3, 2022.
$269,000 with Solutions Simplified, a regular state vendor, for a standard adoption package from data intelligence company Collibra including governance, privacy and lineage, “all with unlimited access.” The pact started Feb. 26 and ends Feb. 25, 2022.
$210,000 with SunstoneIT, for a subscription to Syntasa software. The “mid-pack license software packet” includes a block of 25 production applications. The contract began Feb. 10 and ends Feb. 9, 2022.
$190,000 with Secure Smart Solutions for a premium flexible bundle featuring 12 months of CrowdStrike’s Falcon Endpoint Protection. The contract began Feb. 15 and sunsets Feb. 14, 2022.
$105,000 to InterVision Systems for QX5120-family switches from Juniper Hardware, with redundant AC power supplies. The contract began Feb. 25 and ends Feb. 24, 2022.

Theo Douglas

Theo Douglas is Assistant Managing Editor of Industry Insider — California.

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Here Are Tech Agency’s Top 5 IT Goods Purchases in February

The California Department of Technology’s costliest IT goods purchases in February included hardware, software and devices, purchased in a series of one-year contracts.