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Pembroke Pines City Commission Votes on Cisco Flex Contract Renewal

Pembroke Pines City Commissioners will consider awarding a three-year contract for Cisco Flex Renewal services to Presidio Networked Solutions LLC. The proposed agreement totals $693,269.69.

10/05/2026 · Pembroke Pines edition

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Pembroke Pines City Commissioners will vote on a motion to award a contract for the Cisco Flex Renewal, IFB # TS-26-06. The proposed agreement is with Presidio Networked Solutions LLC. The contract would ensure continued support for the city's technological backbone.

If approved, the contract would not exceed $693,269.69, paid in annual installments of approximately $231,089.90 over three years. This renewal covers essential Cisco Flex services vital for the city's network infrastructure.

The bid process included solicitation issuance on August 20, 2026, with questions due by August 31, 2026, and bid submissions by September 8, 2026. Presidio Networked Solutions LLC submitted a bid that was reviewed.

The City Commission will discuss and vote on this motion during their upcoming meeting. Details about the bid tabulation and Presidio Networked Solutions LLC's proposal are available through the city's procurement department.

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