Maintaining Airport Facility Systems Through New Software and Labor Contract

The Cleveland Department of Port Control is moving forward with a plan to maintain and upgrade the technology that manages essential systems at the city's airport. Through emergency ordinance 744-2026, the Director of Port Control is authorized to enter into requirement contracts with Siemens Industry, Inc. to provide the software, labor, and materials necessary to support the existing Apogee Building Automation system.

What's in the file

According to the 744-2026-Legislative Summary, the contract is intended to maintain, repair, upgrade, and expand the Siemens Insight building automation system. The department justifies this direct award as a "vital necessity" to maintain the integrity of the facility's structure.

The automation system manages several critical airport components:

The contract terms and costs are outlined as follows:

ItemDetail
Anticipated annual cost$310,000.00
Initial contract term1 year
Renewal optionsThree 1-year options
Previous contract expirationNovember 17, 2026
Total amount previously spent$647,000

Who may be affected

Status and timeline

  1. July 9, 2026: The emergency ordinance was introduced.
  2. August 19, 2026: The ordinance passed.

Residents can verify the details of this legislation by reviewing the official record on the City of Cleveland Legistar website.

Key facts

Initial term
1 year
Renewal options
three 1-year options

Source record

File
744-2026
Type
Emergency Ordinance
Status
Passed
Committee
City Council
Introduced
July 8, 2026

View on Cleveland Legistar

Official documents

Sources