Yearly caps are counted separately. 5 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $3.10M a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Home Depot at up to $1.20M a year. Show yearly caps

1. V.-1Ratifies $96,186.20 for Illuminate's student assessment data system for 2021-22
   $96Knot to exceed
2. V.-2Ratifies $42,200 for Gartner's IT leaders advisory service for 2021-22
   $42Knot to exceed
3. V.-3Ratifies up to $90,000 for Talking Points' multilingual texting platform for 36,000 students
   $90Knot to exceed
4. V.-4Adds $9,900 and one year to Be a Mentor's vendor background-screening software
   +$10Knew total $20K
5. V.-5Approves Revolution Foods supper meals, up to $245,000, without public bidding
   $245Knot to exceed
6. V.-6Reports $1,296,742.56 in gifts, donations and grants accepted in 2020-21
   +$1.30Mcoming in
7. V.-7Lets the district buy supplies from Home Depot, up to $1,200,000 a year, through 2026
   $1.20M/yryearly cap
8. V.-8Lets the district buy Grainger supplies, up to $800,000 a year, through 2022
   $800K/yryearly cap
9. V.-9Lets the district buy Toshiba copiers and printers, up to $500,000 a year, through 2023
   $500K/yryearly cap
10. V.-10Lets the district buy Toshiba managed print services, up to $300,000 a year, through Feb. 2022
    $300K/yryearly cap
11. V.-11Pays Syserco up to $230,227 for building automation system support through 2024
    $230Knot to exceed
12. V.-12Awards $266,000 to Bay Construction to replace the sewer line at Skyline High
    $266K
13. V.-13Pays Bay Alarm up to $72,000 for district alarm monitoring in 2021-22
    $72Knot to exceed
14. V.-14Approves Personnel Report 2122-0001 from Talent/Human Resources
    No cost stated
15. V.-15Accepts a $30,000 Intrepid grant for teacher training at Korematsu Discovery Academy
    +$30Kcoming in
16. V.-16Extends the Intrepid math grant for Oakland International High to September 2022
    No cost stated
17. V.-17Accepts up to $130,000 for a community college pathway coordinator job
    +$130Kcoming in
18. V.-18Pays Benchmark Education up to $119,600 for teacher training and materials at eight schools
    $120Knot to exceed
19. V.-19Certifies Gateway to College at Laney College for state alternative school status through 2024
    No cost stated
20. V.-20Certifies Oakland International High School for state alternative school status through 2024
    No cost stated
21. V.-21Certifies Emiliano Zapata Street Academy for state alternative school status through 2024
    No cost stated
22. V.-22Approves a no-cost 2021-22 data-sharing agreement with The Oakland REACH
    No cost stated
23. V.-23Hires law firm Lozano Smith for up to $300,000 a year in legal services through 2023
    $300K/yryearly cap
24. V.-24Ratifies a no-cost agreement with state health department for COVID-19 testing
    No cost stated
25. V.-25Extends to October 15, 2021 the deadline for enrollment stabilization rules
    No cost stated
26. V1.-1Awards $85,000 to Bay Construction for asphalt repairs at Frick Middle School
    $85K
27. V1.-2Awards $419,500 to Redgwick Construction for play matting at Markham Elementary
    $420K
28. V1.-3Hires Cordoba for up to $900,000 of bond construction management through 2026
    $900Knot to exceed
29. V1.-4Hires Kitchell for up to $900,000 of bond construction management through 2026
    $900Knot to exceed
30. V1.-5Hires Cumming Management Group for up to $900,000 of bond construction management through 2026
    $900Knot to exceed
31. V1.-6Hires Sixth Dimension to manage facilities bond planning for up to $900,000 through 2026
    $900Knot to exceed

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