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Johnston
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Polk
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(515) 252-4698
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50131
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This Master Agreement between the State of Utah and Workday, Inc. establishes the terms for providing Workday's cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions, including Human Capital Management and Financial Management, as well as associated training and professional services. Effective April 24, 2017, and expiring September 15, 2026, the contract outlines general conditions, service levels, security measures, and a pricing framework based on a per-position subscription model with a 20% discount. Specific purchases will be made via future Order Forms or Statements of Work, with an administrative fee of 0.25% applying to contract sales.
This Amendment No. 2025-01 revises Contract No. 2023BUS0221 between the State of Iowa (Department of Management) and CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc. It updates administrative details, payment information, and significantly modifies service offerings and fees within the CGI Advantage Cloud Order. Key changes include adding Workiva SLED Budget Reporting Advanced for a term from August 30, 2024, to March 31, 2033, adjusting cloud service fees and annual fixed capacity fees for various periods starting April 1, 2024, and revising the invoicing schedule through FY33. The amendment also incorporates detailed Workiva terms, conditions, service level commitments, and premium support.
This Participating Addendum, identified as 2025-BUS-7311, formalizes the agreement between Workday, Inc. and the State of Iowa for Cloud Solutions under the NASPO ValuePoint Master Agreement AR2507. Effective March 3, 2025, it outlines specific modifications to the Master Agreement's terms and conditions pertinent to the State of Iowa, covering legal, financial, and operational aspects such as indemnification, 60-day payment terms, governing law, administrative fees (1.00%), and comprehensive data protection requirements. This addendum enables Iowa state agencies and governmental entities to procure cloud services through individual Purchasing Instruments.
This contract is a Participating Addendum and specific agreement between the State of Iowa, Department of Management (DOM), and Tyler Technologies, Inc., for Citizen Engagement Platforms, leveraging a NASPO ValuePoint Master Agreement (AR3764). The agreement (Contract Number: 2023BUS0821) commenced on May 22, 2024, and is set to expire on September 14, 2026, with options for extensions. It details the terms and conditions for procuring services and deliverables, emphasizing that specific financial commitments will be made via individual Purchasing Instruments rather than this umbrella agreement.
This document is Amendment No. 1 to Contract No. 2025-BUS-7311 between the State of Iowa, Department of Management, and Workday, Inc. The amendment establishes a "Transition Period" from September 16, 2026, to June 30, 2028, during which the existing Participating Addendum will continue to govern the parties' rights and obligations. This extension facilitates the continuation of services while a new underlying agreement is identified and executed, replacing the NASPO ValuePoint Master Agreement No. AR2507.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs
The meeting included detailed updates from the Iowa Commission of Veterans Affairs, focusing on veteran demographics and statistical data regarding compensation and disability benefits. Reports were presented on the VA regional office's claims processing achievements, current staffing initiatives, and planned facility renovations. Additionally, the Iowa City VA provided updates on their high-quality hospital rating, the success of the disabled veterans golf clinic, and plans for new clinic locations, including a facility in West Burlington and a women's clinic.
The meeting encompassed reports from the VA Medical Centers in Iowa City and Central Iowa, detailing achievements such as the Pathway to Excellence designation and various facility renovations, including ambulance garage additions and ICU unit upgrades. Operational updates highlighted the mental health support systems, suicide prevention initiatives, and the growth of the Women's Program. The commandant provided an update on the Iowa Veterans Home, celebrating a 5-star CMS rating, deficiency-free survey results, and strategies to address nursing staff shortages. Legislative updates were discussed regarding ongoing bills affecting veterans, while representatives from external organizations presented on substance abuse treatment, equine-assisted therapy programs, and the American Legion Boys State initiative. Additionally, the committee reviewed and approved changes to Iowa Code and discussed the ongoing commitment to the Iowa Veterans Trust Fund.
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The commission convened to review and act upon multiple Veterans Trust Fund applications, including requests for dental care, vehicle repairs, and emergency housing. Several applications were approved, while others were denied or deferred pending further documentation. Additionally, the commission held a public meeting to discuss and deliberate on a License Plate Fund request allocated to Veterans Casting Away Disabilities, which involved a review of financial disclosures, program operations, and funding distribution procedures.
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