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Springfield, MO
The Springfield Police Department will replace its current Records Management System to be more Windows based, user friendly, and have the capability to approve reports written in the field. The procurement will include hardware, software, and installation. The contract was awarded to Niche Technology, Inc. on December 14, 2009 for $922,132. READ MORE
State of Alaska
The Alaska Department of Public Safety will acquire a statewide Records Management System and Automated Field Reporting Software, to be used primarily by the Division of Alaska State Troopers. The RMS will create an automatic, central, statewide storage system that will be constantly updated, will provide a faster response to requests from the public, and will allow for many operations to be conducted remotely and automatically with a minimum of personnel interaction. The contract was awarded to Niche Technology on December 15, 2009 in the amount of $1,740,000, which includes licenses, installation, customization and software support/maintenance. The contract period is January 15, 2010 through December 31, 2010, with nine (9) follow-on annual renewals for software support/maintenance. READ MORE
Charleston, SC
The City of Charleston Police Department will acquire Security Cameras that will be placed throughout the City to provide surveillance and safety. The procurement may also include the acquisition of Cameras and Digital Voice/Audio Recorders for Police Interrogation and Monitoring rooms. The contract was awarded to Avrio Group on August 18, 2009 for $316,461. READ MORE
State of Missouri
The Missouri State Highway Patrol will acquire Computer Aided Dispatch, Records Management and Mobile Computing Systems. The CAD procurement will include application software, server hardware, and implementation services to support nine communications centers (one per troop). The RMS will improve the ability to link related information and information retrieval, reporting and analytical functions. The RMS must be capable of handling an annual volume workload of 383,000 uniform traffic citations, 175,000 accident reports, and 27,000 arrest/incident/investigation reports. The Mobile Computing System would include an automated field reporting application, capable of supporting at least 675 patrol vehicles.The contract was awarded on August 11, 2009. Each component was awarded separately and each contract includes the option to renew maintenance for up to eight years. The vendors, components provided, award and yearly maintenance amounts are as follows: ---xwave (A division of Bell Aliant) - (CAD component only) - award $2,525,588/maintenance $152,624/yr ---FATPOT Technologies LLC - (MCS component only) - award $1,151,238/maintenance $250K/yr ---Niche Technology, Inc. - (RMS component only) - award $1,490,400/maintenance $288K/yr READ MORE
Gwinnett County, GA
The Gwinnett County Department of Information Technology Services will acquire 90-100 CF-19 and CF-30 Mobile Data Toughbook Computers for police, fire, emergency medical services, and the Department of Water Resources. The Computers will allow EMS and Fire mobile report writing capabilities and access to cardiac, vital sign and defibrillator monitors. The Computers must be HIPAA compliant and have security measures to prevent access by unauthorized persons. The Tablets will have wireless connection capabilities and may need to interface with the existing software. The contract was awarded to Insight Public Sector, Inc. on July 21, 2009 in the amount of $782,280. READ MORE
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