148_State+Contract+Summary-Updated.docx

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IT - Central Indexing System (SOS Only)
Contract number
148-PCC
Issued by
North Dakota

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This document is a state contract summary for North Dakota, specifically for the Secretary of State's office, involving PCC Technology Inc. as the awarded vendor. The contract (Number 148-PCC) is tied to a centralized technology system, with the vendor located in Windsor, Connecticut, and represented by Christy Wilson, who can be contacted at cwilson@gocivix.com or 405-818-4701.

The contract covers a Central Indexing System designed to manage Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and Central Notice System (CNS) filings and searches, with specific capabilities for processing Food Securities Act central notice statements and miscellaneous lien filings. The system appears to be an IT solution for the North Dakota Secretary of State's office, with a recommendation to consult NDIT (North Dakota Information Technology) to determine if an additional IT review is required. No specific pricing, renewal terms, or contract duration are explicitly detailed in the provided document.

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ND STATE CONTRACT INFORMATION

Term Contract Name:
IT - Central Indexing System (SOS Only)
Term Contract Number:
148-PCC
Term Contract Vendor:
PCC Technology Inc.

100 Northfield Drive Suite 300A Windsor, CT 06095 Contact: Christy Wilson (Contract Rep) cwilson@gocivix.com 405-818-4701

CONTRACT INTRODUCTION

The contract is for ND Secretary of State's office for a Central Indexing System, that handles all Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and Central Notice System (CNS) filings and searches including those related to the Food Securities Act (central notice statements) and miscellaneous lien filings.

IT REVIEW

Consult NDIT to determine if IT Review is required.

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