Contract Approval for Detroit Police Department Graphic Arts Equipment
March 27, 2017
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The Frame
This contract authorizes the expenditure of $61,858.09 in city funds for specialized equipment for the Detroit Police Department.
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Detroit Police Department
The department will receive the new graphic arts software and equipment.
Noritsu America Corporation
The company is the designated contractor for this one-time purchase.
City of Detroit taxpayers
City funds are being used to cover the $61,858.09 cost of the contract.
Last recorded activity March 27, 2017.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The total contract amount is $61,858.09.
- The contract is for a one-time purchase of graphic arts software, equipment, and a warranty.
- The equipment is intended for the Detroit Police Department.
- The contract is 100% funded by the City of Detroit.
- The contractor is Noritsu America Corporation, based in Buena Park, California.
- The item was previously reviewed by the Public Health and Safety Standing Committee and brought back for consideration as directed on March 20, 2017.
- The file number associated with this contract is 15-5833.
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Why It Matters
This contract authorizes the expenditure of $61,858.09 in city funds for specialized equipment for the Detroit Police Department.
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Legislative Delay
The item was brought back for consideration after a delay, having been previously directed for review on March 20, 2017.
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