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State University of New York (SUNY), through SUNY Stony Brook University Hospital, is seeking proposals for the purchase and implementation of an automated testing system. The system is intended to support testing of a variety of enterprise applications used by the Health System. The open General information-technology opportunity was issued on September 4, 2026, is due October 15, 2026, and is located at 101 Nicolls Road, Stony Brook, New York 11794.
The Southern California Regional Rail Authority is seeking proposals for an automated software testing tool for applications used by the Authority. The solution is intended to support safety-critical train-control and simulation systems, enterprise applications including Oracle EBS/EAM and Salesforce, and testing capabilities such as regression, OCR and image recognition, API and integration testing, reporting, and auditability, initially for five concurrent users. The vendor must provide implementation and deployment assistance, training, maintenance and upgrades, and live support; the stated contract term is a two-year base period with three one-year renewal options.
The Southern California Regional Rail Authority is seeking proposals for an automated software testing tool for applications used by the Authority. The solution is intended to support safety-critical train-control and simulation systems, enterprise applications including Oracle EBS/EAM and Salesforce, and testing capabilities such as regression, OCR and image recognition, API and integration testing, reporting, and auditability, initially for five concurrent users. The vendor must provide implementation and deployment assistance, training, maintenance and upgrades, and live support; the stated contract term is a two-year base period with three one-year renewal options.
The District desires to advance and update the utility infrastructure to provide more detailed usage data to customers, advance notification of leaks, and improve operational performance in the non-revenue water, and meter data management. The project will consist of removing all existing ", 1", and 2" bronze bodied mechanical meters and replacing them with new solid-state meters; developing a cellular communication system for monthly billing, and customer interface for daily flow data; providing staff training, and continuing customer service.
