and robert half and stellar services. the estimated lbe subcontracting opportunities under this is $3.7 million. and again, that is because there are product and service components to this tier. and the $3.7 million, is based on subcontracting opportunities for services. and even though these contracts do not require board approval we would like to familiarize you with the second tier. and this tier again was 2.5 million dollar contracts, and the contracts are being awarded to ameritech which is an lbe bridge micro, and another lbe dynamic systems, sns, sf jv which is a joint venture with an lbe, there are tier, 2 b specialists and academy x, cmpros, and soft net solutions and two of the three are lbes. and the total lbe contract amount awarded in this tier was $12.5 million. and finally in tier three, there are again, multiple... >> i am sorry to stop you for a second. >> you said 12.5? >> yes. >> that is aggregate. >> aggregate. >> thank you. >> and then in tier three, there is microlbes, there is 14 contracts total, and

, computerland of silicon valley, xtech jv, technology integration group, central computers, stellar services, robert half technology, and intervision systems technologies, inc., with initial not to exceed amounts of $12,000,000 each, for the term ending september 30, 2017, to commence following board approval, with two options to extend the contracts for up to one year each at the sole and absolute discretion of the cit >>student: okay thank you very much. come on up, jackie. >> good afternoon, supervisors, jackie fong, and the city purchaser. and i would like to briefly talk to you about this item before you. and in october of 2013, the office of contract administration issued a request for proposal. seeking technology partners to assist the city in maintaining developing, and improving its information systems and processes. we are now seeking approval to award multiple as-needed contracts, as a recall of this rfp process. since the first computer store contract was awarded in the 90s, we have endeavored to improve the business model to meet changes in the city's requirement and the technol

step in if is in all falls apart for roger goodell, begin she is a woman, given her stellar record in public service. >> one of the surprising things to me -- jim gray is with us, right? jim gray, fox sportscaster, news contrd program. jim, surprising thing to me has been our the on ticks have played against the leak. roger goodell came out from the early going of his tenure and said we are not going to tolerate bad -- and yet he knew this happened, but even before the video, and gave a two-game sponge, and then since then, i think most analysts would say they have just bungled the pr >> it's been awful, and it's certainly -- you couldn't foresee this coming. roger, it has been said by everybody, has been too stern. been much too direct, been too tonight on the guy. looked at by the players as a guy that hasn't had any personal feelings toward them, and has gone around in many instances the union and just enforce eddies minimum. but this has been a massive failure of judgment. go back and look at all of these cases, particularly ray rice. the prosecutor, the two-people who wrote up the report that n

there are a lot of stellar, i mean stellar managers in the secret service. >> i'm sure. >> who have beenhrough a number of very dangerous trips and put together successful plans. but those are the people when they stick up for the rank and file officers, they tend to get silenced because they're not playing the game in d.c. talk. >> thank you so much. got to pull away because we're getting breaking news here. just into us at cnn. word of a shooting. word of a shooting at a high school in louisville, kentucky. this is fern creek high school. two schools on lockdown. we are told one student is hurt. police looking for at least one suspect. updates as soon as we get them. >>> coming up next, a source tells cnn, dna evidence links a suspect in the case of the missing university of virginia student to another disappearance, this one involving a virginia tech student from five years ago. ♪ who's going to do it? who's going to make it happen? discover a new energy source. turn ocean waves into power. design cars that capture their emissions. build bridges that fix themselves. get more clean wat

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