Wireless Emergency Alert Services

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) DOT54926-1 provides a comprehensive Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) service designed to support catastrophic transportation incident communication and emergency management. The contract enables procurement of a web-based emergency alerting platform, specifically the IRIS HELP Alerts solution, which delivers IPAWS-compliant messaging to motorists and facility occupants. The system offers geofenced targeting, two-way communication capabilities, opt-in/opt-out functionality, and integration with third-party platforms like Drivewyze, focusing on real-time alert dissemination across Ohio's state highway infrastructure.

Information Logistics, Inc. has been awarded the prime contract through a competitive selection process, with the contract period running from November 1, 2025, to June 30, 2027. The contracting organization is the Ohio Department of Transportation, with state-wide coverage in Ohio. The contract type is a competitive selection, with a total annual service cost of $145,350 for the Wireless Emergency Alerts System. Information Logistics, Inc. is a FEMA-approved Alert Origination Software Provider with previous deployments in multiple state Departments of Transportation, including successful implementation in Ohio's transportation network.