Plugged in
San Diego has contracted with Reston, Va.-based MAXIMUS to provide an automated fleet fueling system.
Spokane, Wash., has contracted with San Ramon, Calif.-based Accela Automation to provide computer software for 17 departments including permitting, code enforcement and business licensing.
Reedley, Calif., has contracted with Denver-based Municipal Software to provide computer software for the city’s geographic information system.
The Georgia Department of Economic Development has contracted with Atlanta-based Spunlogic to manage and improve usability of the department’s Web site.
New Hampshire has contracted with St. Paul, Minn.-based Lawson Software to provide computer software for managing finances, human resources and procurement.
Ames, Iowa, has contracted with North Liberty, Iowa-based collectiveData to provide fleet management computer software for the city’s transit authority.
Massachusetts has contracted with Naples, Fla.-based Neighborhood America to provide computer software for communications and collecting public comment.
