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QUESTION

How does the non-bid DockoGo contract impact the city's services, and when does it expire?

2:08:31

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The non-bid contract with DockoGo aims to replace existing city services, but the exact expiration date of the contract is unknown.

The goal of the DockoGo non-bid contract is to replace current services provided to the city.
The Budget Director does not have the exact expiration date of the DockoGo contract available during the meeting.
Council Member Gale Brewer emphasizes the need to stop the practice of no-bid contracts.
The Budget Director agrees with the critique of no-bid contracts but mentions they are seen as a way to save resources.

Gale Brewer

2:08:31

Now how does this impact the dot go pro the for profit non bid also.

2:08:36

How does it impact?

Jacques Jiha

2:08:38

Oh, what do you mean?

2:08:39

Because I work basically basically, it's gonna replace.

2:08:42

That's what we're trying to do here.

2:08:44

Is going to be trying to replace the services now if it's successful and we decided to launch it, okay, the goal is to basically replace

Gale Brewer

2:08:52

How long is a no bid doc goal contract?

Jacques Jiha

2:08:59

They just responded 1 IFP again.

2:09:02

As I said, they have a contract with H And H.

2:09:06

And When the contract expires?

Gale Brewer

2:09:12

When does it expire, Dakota?

2:09:13

I I

Jacques Jiha

2:09:14

don't have it in front of me.

2:09:15

I would get back to you on that.

Gale Brewer

2:09:16

Okay.

2:09:16

I'm just saying we gotta stop no bids.

Jacques Jiha

2:09:19

I I fully agree with you.

Gale Brewer

2:09:20

I know, but we're doing it again and again and again.

Jacques Jiha

2:09:23

This is this is the direction, as I said, we're moving because that's how we see, we're gonna find ways to save resources.

2:09:29

Okay.

2:09:29

Save money.

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