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Pursuit delivers real-time signals from government buyers—Town of Worthington evaluating permitting software, City of Bozeman replacing legacy ERP, Forsyth County launching Enterprise Permit overhaul. Win deals before RFPs; thousands more opportunities await.

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SLED entities monitored

110K+

Documents processed monthly

3M+

Before RFPs drop

6–18mo

Earlier than the competition

92 days

From 110K+ entities monitored

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<div class='ecard'><div class='ecard-header'><div><div class='ecard-name'>City of Bozeman</div><div class='ecard-meta'>County Government · MT</div></div><div class='ecard-header-right'><span class='badge badge-hot'>High Intent</span></div></div><div class='ecard-signals'><div class='signal-item'><div class='signal-title'>Undertaking EDGE initiative to replace 25-year-old ERP system</div><div class='signal-body-text'>The City of Bozeman is undertaking a cross-functional initiative (EDGE) to replace its 25-year-old ERP system that supports permitting and procurement due to outdated functionality and operational inefficiencies. This modernization effort directly impacts providers of essential public services—public safety, infrastructure, community development, and administration—who depend on integrated systems for seamless operations. No RFP has been issued; this is pre-solicitation intelligence.</div></div><div class='signal-item'><div class='signal-title'>Modernizing public safety and infrastructure management systems</div><div class='signal-body-text'>City of Bozeman's aging ERP system creates compliance and audit vulnerabilities across permitting and procurement workflows, exposing the municipality to operational and financial risk. By modernizing these critical functions, the City can establish standardized controls and reporting capabilities that reduce liability while improving service delivery accountability to residents and stakeholders.</div></div></div><div class='ecard-contacts'><div class='ecard-contacts-label'>Key Contacts · 5 verified by Pursuit</div><div class='contact-list'><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Scott Mcmahan</span><span class='contact-title'>It Director</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Laurae Clark</span><span class='contact-title'>Treasurer</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Aaron Funk</span><span class='contact-title'>Controller</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Bernie Massey</span><span class='contact-title'>Assistant Treasurer</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Melissa Hodnett</span><span class='contact-title'>Finance Director</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div></div></div><div class='ecard-footer'><a class='ecard-source-link' href='https://www.bozeman.net/home/showpublisheddocument/15946/639100261647530000#page=71' target='_blank'>View source · 2026 to 2027</a><span class='ecard-timing'>⏱ Pre-RFP — no solicitation issued</span></div></div> <div class='ecard'><div class='ecard-header'><div><div class='ecard-name'>City of Jacksonville</div><div class='ecard-meta'>County Government · FL</div></div><div class='ecard-header-right'><span class='badge badge-hot'>High Intent</span></div></div><div class='ecard-signals'><div class='signal-item'><div class='signal-title'>Replacing legacy permit and land use management systems</div><div class='signal-body-text'>The City of Jacksonville is planning an Enterprise Permit and Land Use Management project to modernize legacy systems across building inspections, fire prevention, development services, zoning, and permitting functions. This initiative directly aligns with providers of public safety, infrastructure, and community development solutions who can support integrated permitting and land use workflows. No RFP has been issued; this is pre-solicitation intelligence.</div></div><div class='signal-item'><div class='signal-title'>Modernizing public safety and infrastructure management systems</div><div class='signal-body-text'>The City of Jacksonville currently operates fragmented permitting systems that delay project approvals and increase administrative costs across multiple departments. Consolidating these functions into a unified platform directly reduces processing times and operational expenses while improving stakeholder satisfaction and compliance tracking.</div></div></div><div class='ecard-contacts'><div class='ecard-contacts-label'>Key Contacts · 5 verified by Pursuit</div><div class='contact-list'><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Helena Parola</span><span class='contact-title'>Chief</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Charles Gibson</span><span class='contact-title'>Division Manager</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Paul Freeman</span><span class='contact-title'>Enterprise Applications Manager</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Wanyonyi Kendrick</span><span class='contact-title'>Chief of Information Technologies/cio</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div><div class='contact-row'><div class='contact-info'><span class='contact-name'>Dustin L. Freeman</span><span class='contact-title'>Chief of Procurement</span></div><div class='contact-data-hints'><span class='data-hint'>Email</span><span class='data-hint'>Phone</span></div></div></div></div><div class='ecard-footer'><a class='ecard-source-link' href='https://www.jacksonville.gov/getContentAsset/00ca4efe-dac2-4994-a6b5-1c2b757c5848/135b97c9-84fa-4e82-b956-0fbccec4aa1f/FY26-Approved-Budget-web.pdf?language=en#page=630' target='_blank'>View source · 2025 to 2026</a><span class='ecard-timing'>⏱ Pre-RFP — no solicitation issued</span></div></div>

Why needs Pursuit

92 days

Earlier to every deal

Pursuit customers engage an average of 92 days before the competition finds the same opportunity — giving Keeper Security's team time to shape the deal and show up as the trusted partner before any RFP is written.

2.5M

Documents processed monthly

Pursuit reads 2.5 million government documents monthly — meeting minutes, strategic plans, budget filings, and FOIA records — surfacing the signals that matter to Keeper Security's ICP before they become public solicitations.

73%

Of deals are decided before the RFP drops

By the time a formal solicitation is published, the winning vendor is usually already in the room. Pursuit gets your team there first — with the context, contacts, and credibility to shape the deal before anyone else knows it exists.

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