Project Name: MARIN COUNTY JUVENILE HALL CAMERA SYSTEM County Project No.: 41C2501 Project Contact & Email: Paul Swallow, Paul.Swallow@MarinCounty.gov Project Description: This project will be replacing, upgrading, or supplementing existing (IP) security, movement and surveillance cameras in and around the Marin County Juvenile Hall with IP cameras. The Current system is also integrated with the door control, intercom and movement systems, which provide camera views to the control room operator as door control buttons are activated. The replacement system will also provide this functionality. Engineer's Estimate: $1,570,326 Zoom Link for bid opening: https://us05web.zoom.us/j/83343197162?pwd=w1un7KqNbD7aVA1apiaDriziAl1sti.1 Zoom ID & Password: 833 4319 7162, Password: i1Ahzt Pre-bid Conference: There is a MANDATORY pre-bid conference scheduled for this project on Tuesday August 25, at 10:00am The location is 16 Jeanette Prandi Way, San Rafael Ca. Contact Paul Swallow for more information, paul.swallow@marincounty.gov. MANDATORY Background Check: All attendees are required to be cleared prior to attending the pre-proposal meeting. A clear image of the driver’s license of each attending individual must be submitted by email to paul.swallow@marincounty.gov no later than 2:00pm on August 21, 2026, for clearance processing. Failure to do so will exclude non-cleared attendees from entering the facility.

Project Name: Strategy Team: CalAIM Date: August 25, 2026 Description: The County of Marin requires a comprehensive, ONC-certified, and modern relational database EHR architecture that unifies physical health, substance use disorder (SUD) tracking, case management, and financial revenue cycle operations into a secure framework. The selected solution must scale across external networks of contracted Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) and feature clinical partitions, automated multi-party electronic consent workflows, and strict compliance engines built for California's intersecting health-and-justice regulations. Department / Division: Health and Human Services

Project Name: County Budget Software System Date: Tuesday, August 18, 2026 Description: The Marin County Office of the County Executive (OCE) is soliciting proposals from qualified vendors to provide an integrated budget development and publication software suite capable of budget and capital plan development and budget and capital plan book production. The solution must be flexible enough to handle the full spectrum of budgeting and reporting needs at the County – work performed by everyone from budget and finance professionals to subject matter experts needing quick reports to administrative staff doing routine journal entries. We are specifically calling for solutions that can serve the dual purpose of standard reporting and planning along with production capabilities for the County’s annual budget book of record and its capital plan book. Our existing processes require the use of several different tools for these respective capabilities. The software suite needs to be user-friendly, easy to learn, and digitally compliant, with flexibility and customizable reporting capabilities. Public-facing materials, including online and PDF budget materials, need to be accessible based on current legal standards and requirements. County staff will use the software to complete all budget development and fiscal projection tasks, financial reporting, and data entry as part of the annual budget development cycle. Additionally, for a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) management system, the County seeks a solution that will improve visibility into capital project scope, status, schedule, budget, expenditures, funding, and priorities. It should integrate with Tyler Enterprise ERP (formerly Munis) by Tyler Technologies to reduce duplicate data entry and improve alignment between project planning and financial information. It needs to provide configurable reporting, dashboards, workflows, and document-generation capabilities. The system should support multi-year capital planning, including project requests, scoring, prioritization, funding scenarios, project ranking, and planning-year assignments. The solution should allow the County to evaluate proposed and active projects based on configurable criteria, available funding, strategic priorities, facility needs, infrastructure condition, regulatory requirements, and other factors. Department / Division: Office of the County Executive