Electronic Poll Book (E-Poll Book) Systems and Services

Active Technology contract New York Awarded

Contract number
PS68741
Awardee
Know Ink, LLC
Contracting organization
Not on record

Contract facts

End date
Available to
All State Agencies and Non-State Agencies

Contract details come from ogs.ny.gov. Updated .

About this contract

The New York State Technology IDV (PS68741) is a centralized contract designed to facilitate the procurement of Electronic Poll Book (E-Poll Book) Systems and associated services across the state. The contract enables authorized users to acquire comprehensive solutions including E-Poll Book systems, related accessories, consumables, training, and maintenance services. This vehicle provides a standardized mechanism for government entities to obtain essential election technology infrastructure and support.

Know Ink, LLC serves as the prime contractor for this statewide technology contract, which was awarded on August 15, 2019, and is set to run through August 14, 2029. The contract is applicable to all New York State agencies and non-state agencies, offering a ten-year period of performance. As a technology-focused contract type, it provides a strategic procurement pathway for election-related technological solutions across New York's governmental landscape.

Description

This Contract is a statewide, centralized contract to acquire Electronic Poll Book (E-Poll Book) Systems and related services, accessories, consumables, training, and Maintenance as specified herein for all Authorized Users eligible to purchase through this Contract.

Quick answers

Who holds contract PS68741?

Contract PS68741 was awarded to Know Ink, LLC in New York on August 15, 2019.

Who can buy from contract PS68741?

All State Agencies and Non-State Agencies can buy from contract PS68741.

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