01_RFP-DA-IT01_Case_Management_System_Solution.pdf

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Case Management System (CMS) Solution
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RFP-DA-IT01
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California

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This is a Request for Proposals (RFP) document issued by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office (LADA) in California soliciting qualified organizations to provide a modern, cloud-based Case Management System (CMS) solution. The CMS will replace multiple legacy applications and serve as LADA's enterprise platform to manage the complete criminal case lifecycle, spanning from investigation, intake, and filing through trial, sentencing, post-disposition, and post-conviction proceedings. The solution must be fully integrated, cloud-hosted (not locally hosted or on-premises), and capable of seamlessly integrating with partner justice agencies, courts, and other County systems. The RFP requires proposers to meet minimum mandatory requirements as outlined in Section 4.0 of the document and demonstrate their ability to successfully deliver a comprehensive CMS solution that supports the full prosecutorial lifecycle.

The document establishes specific qualification and submission criteria for interested vendors; however, detailed information regarding proposal response dates, due dates, site visits, bidders' meetings, award dates, contract term, renewal options, pricing terms, set asides, incumbent vendor information, current technology environment details, and funding requirements and sources are contained within the full RFP document sections not detailed in this summary excerpt. Prospective proposers should review the complete RFP for all technical specifications, evaluation criteria, submission requirements, and contractual terms.

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