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Lycoming County Approves Oracle Software and Delta Contract Amendment

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What happened

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Lycoming County commissioners approved an agreement with Oracle for a new Financial Software System, estimated at $345,000, which will be paid from Act 13 funds. Separately, the county amended its existing contract with Delta, adding additional funds to bring the total amount to $58,707, paid from operating expenses for the Planning and Community Development Department. The commissioners also approved a three-year maintenance plan with Vertiv Corporation costing $7,299 annually.

From sungazette.com

Why it matters

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The county's approval of these contracts represents local government spending on technology and services. The agreements provide direct revenue streams for Oracle and Delta through the increased contract value.

From sungazette.com

Who's involved

  • Lycoming CountyThe county that approved the contracts and amendments.
  • DeltaThe company whose contract with Lycoming County was amended to add funds.
  • OracleThe company awarded a contract by Lycoming County for a new financial software system.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • DeltaSpeculative

    Delta might see a direct revenue increase from the contract amendment with Lycoming County.

  • OracleSpeculative

    Oracle could see a direct revenue increase from the contract approval by Lycoming County.

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