Minneapolis file 2026-00996, before the Minneapolis City Council. Passed as of 2026-09-25.
Latest action: Published
City spends $71K more on lab record-keeping software Minneapolis adds $70,673 to its Starlims contract and extends it through October 2029, raising the total cost to $609,570.
Health and safety testing stays on the same system The city avoids switching lab software, which means ongoing test results, records, and public health reporting stay in one place without disruption or data loss.
No new features or upgrades mentioned in the deal The contract covers only support and maintenance through 2029; the bill does not spell out whether the software will gain new capabilities or just stay functional.
Authorizing an increase to contractC-34067 with Starlims Corporation, in the amount of$70,673.39, for a new not-to-exceed total of $609,569.67, and an extension for an additional three (3) years through Oct 27, 2029,for the support and maintenance of the City's Laboratory Information Management System ("STARLIMS"), and updating certain terms and conditions to reflect current standards.
Read the official record for 2026-00996
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