Electronic Monitoring Products and Services (NASPO ValuePoint) (Statewide)

The New York State Electronic Monitoring Products and Services (NASPO ValuePoint) statewide contract provides comprehensive offender tracking and monitoring solutions across four primary service categories. These include Radio Frequency (RF) electronic monitoring for home detention, GPS satellite monitoring for location tracking, alcohol monitoring through breath analysis technologies, and value-added technological services such as smartphone tracking and cross-jurisdiction monitoring capabilities. The contract enables state agencies, political subdivisions, local governments, public authorities, and select nonprofit organizations to procure advanced electronic monitoring equipment and services designed to support offender supervision and compliance efforts.

The contract is administered by the New York State Office of General Services (OGS) and features five prime contractors: Alcohol Monitoring Systems, Inc. (SCRAM Systems), Allied Universal Electronic Monitoring US, Inc., Buddi US, LLC, Sentinel Offender Services, LLC, and Track Group, Inc. The contract operates as a piggyback agreement based on a Master Contract originally awarded by Connecticut's Department of Administrative Services, with a performance period from August 29, 2024, to November 1, 2026. Notably, this statewide contract has zero percent participation goals for Minority Business Enterprises (MBE), Women-Owned Business Enterprises (WBE), and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses (SDVOB), providing flexibility in vendor selection.

The contract vehicle includes multiple individual delivery vehicles (IDVs) - specifically five commodity-based contracts (PC70430 through PC70435) - which collectively support comprehensive electronic monitoring procurement across New York State. These IDVs utilize classification codes 32, 43, 46, and 92, indicating broad applicability across various governmental and organizational contexts. While specific individual award values are not explicitly detailed, the contract is structured to allow authorized users to submit purchase orders through multiple channels, including phone, web-based ordering, email, and facsimile, with provisions for competitive pricing, product returns, exchanges, and performance reporting.