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Department of Licensing (DOL): technology contracts ending

4 technology contracts held by 4 vendors, $734K combined published value, end in the next 12 months.

Washington · next 12 months
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4
contracts ending
$734K
combined published value
1
agencies
4
vendors

By category

Software and SaaS 2Networking and telecom 1Cybersecurity 1

All contracts ending

VendorContractCategoryAmountEndsSourceDetails
ZoomIT contract: software applicationsSoftware and SaaS$2,415Apr 24, 2027RecordDetails →
Retail Lockbox, Inc.IT contract: software applicationsSoftware and SaaS$369,946Apr 29, 2027RecordDetails →
Pitney BowesIT contract: end-user computing devices, software platform, cybersecurityCybersecurity$15,458May 14, 2027RecordDetails →
CTS - Cabling & Technology ServicesIT contract: network and telecom services, IT service deliveryNetworking and telecom$346,419Nov 11, 2027RecordDetails →
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Compiled from public records and refreshed nightly; last updated Nov 11, 2026. Dates and amounts are as the agency published them, and an end date may be the latest published extension. Check the source before acting. See something wrong? Tell us and we will correct it.