A resolution approving a proposed Purchase Order between the City and County of Denver and DAILEY AND WELLS COMMUNICATIONS, INC. for a one-time purchase of hardware, software, and technical support to implement modern encryption standards and over-the-air rekeying of radios at Denver International Airport.
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Approves a purchase order with Dailey and Wells Communications Inc. for $6,657,920.63 for a one-time purchase of hardware, software, and technical support to implement modern encryption standards and over-the-air rekeying of radios at Denver International Airport, in Council District 11 (PO-00189114).
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| Date | Location | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 10/21/2026 | Transportation and Infrastructure | Council Resolution 26-1518 was approved by consent. |
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