Sole-source extension of OpenGov pavement management contract
San Diego
Summary
The Transportation Department wanted five more years with its pavement software without shopping the market, and the budget analyst called foul. The council sent it back, demanding an RFI and answers about why competitive review was skipped.
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Last discussed Jul 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
The full ten-year contract would total about $1.2 million, with the extension adding roughly $659,000.
Residents get continued pavement condition data that drives which streets get paved — and the public can view conditions on StreetsSD.gov.
Taxpayers risk overpaying if competing vendors were never actually surveyed.
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