Attachment 1 - Detailed GPS Biometric Reporting Monitoring System 2025-08-15.pdf

ATTACHMENT 1

DETAILED GPS ANKLE BRACELETS, GPS WRIST WORN

DEVICE, AND TRACKING/ MONITORING SYSTEM,

BIOMETRIC REPORTING SYSTEM

1. GPS ANKLE BRACELETS AND TRACKING / MONITORING SYSTEM

a. The Contractor shall own, warehouse, install, monitor and reclaim all the Electronic Monitoring equipment as stated in this requirements document. Upon completion of the contract, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will make participants available for the Contractor to recover all monitoring and transmitting equipment.

The Contractor shall be solely responsible for all coordination and all failures and deficiencies resulting from equipment or services provided to DHS under this contract. The Contractor shall provide replacement equipment for all monitoring/transmitting units that DHS determines to be defective (deemed not working based on Government examination of or experience with device).

b. In the event that ERO requires that a participant be enrolled after standard business hours, ERO may deliver the participant to the Contractor facility for enrollment or to be enrolled in the field. If the participant is to be enrolled in the field, ERO will accompany the Contractor until installation is complete.

c. The Contractor shall provide an Electronic Monitoring System that provides redundant processors with memory shadowing (backup system designed to take over immediately without delay), high reliability and minimal downtime. The Contractor shall provide equipment that has a verifiable test function from a monitoring center or a remote site.

d. The Contractor shall provide ATD Headquarters with systems access to any digitized filesystem for on demand file auditing of participant files.

2. MONITORING EQUIPMENT: GPS ANKLE BRACELET

a. The Contractor shall provide FCC certified tamper resistant transmitters that are capable of being affixed to a Participant's ankle.

b. Transmitter Technology & Specifications

i. The contractor shall provide GPS technology, as directed by local ERO Officers and AMO for Participants. Transmitters shall communicate to the monitoring center either through a monitoring unit or directly via cellular transmission.

ii. The Contractor shall provide a Transmitter Tracking Unit that sends and/or receives signals from GPS satellites, cell towers, and any other backup location monitoring for use with GPS transmitters as specified in this Attachment.

iii. GPS Transmitter Tracking Specifications:

1. Normal Operations for the GPS Ankle Bracelet Transmitter shall allow for the continuous tracking of the Participant's whereabouts by storing the coordinates of the device internally at most every three (3) minutes and then uploading those GPS coordinates at least once every four hours to a monitoring system. Any deficiencies are to be reported to ATD Headquarters immediately and annually as part of normal reporting protocols.

2. GPS devices shall be able to operate and communicate continuously for a minimum of 24 hours on a single charge/single battery before necessitating a recharge/battery exchange.

3. Physical Characteristics - The transmitter shall be adjustable to fit an ankle of any size. The transmitter shall be capable of being affixed to the Participant so that efforts to tamper with or remove the transmitter are obvious upon inspection. It shall be shock resistant, waterproof to at least 15 feet and function reliably under normal atmospheric and environmental conditions. The device shall be comfortable and durable enough to withstand the strains of everyday wear, which may consist of working, recreational activities, resting, sleeping.

The transmitter shall have a bright colored back plate. The transmitter shall not pose a safety hazard or unduly restrict the activities of the Participant. The contractor shall provide GPS Tracking Units that meet or exceed these same characteristics if the tracking unit is external to the GPS transmitter.

4. The transmitter shall include an internal clock to time/date stamp all detected monitoring events. The unit shall have a backup operation feature, backup power source and sufficient memory to store data if communication with the monitoring center is disrupted or if AC power fails. If communications with the monitoring center are disrupted, the GPS unit shall transmit stored data to the monitoring center as soon as communications are restored. The monitoring unit shall not pose a safety hazard to the participant or others and shall function reliably under normal environmental and atmospheric conditions. It shall include surge protection for electrical and communications interfaces.

5. The transmitter shall be tamper resistant and have features that reliably detect efforts to tamper with or remove the device. The GPS unit shall be equipped with a location feature and a tamper notification system that alerts the monitoring center of any attempts to enter the unit or alter the routine operation of the unit.

6. The transmitter shall have an internal power source (GPS battery) capable of functioning continuously for at least six (6) months without necessitating a replacement. It shall transmit a signal to indicate when its internal power supply is low.

7. The transmitter shall have an option to allow participants to charge their unit without restricting their mobility and freedom of movement (i.e., “charge on- the go”).

8. The contractor system shall offer an on demand "Locate function” that shall enable the transmitting unit and monitoring system have a reporting mode in which the user (ERO and/or contractor) can obtain an immediate and accurate one-time location fix in real time. This function shall be accessible via secure Internet web browser and smart phone mobile application with turn-by-turn directions to devices. The "Locate function” shall remain active for 10 minutes, after which time the GPS unit shall resume normal operations. All software shall be compliant with ICE OCIO standards.

The system shall operate at 99.999% reliability and up time annually: no more than 8.76 hours down time annually. The contractor shall report any deficiencies to ATD Headquarters immediately and annually as part of normal reporting protocols.

9. The contractor system shall offer an additional on demand function to have a continuous reporting mode with automatic location updates in real time or at a minimum of once every 30 seconds. The continuous reporting mode shall remain active for 20 minutes, after which time the GPS unit shall resume normal operations.

10. The contractor system shall offer a sleep/wake mode. This function shall temporarily shut down a device when battery life of the unit reaches 10% without terminating a case. This function shall be available from the case management and monitoring system and from any mobile applications. This feature shall be available to ERO officers on demand. This feature shall be able to shut down the GPS unit temporarily from transmitting data in order to conserve battery life and reactivate for retrieval.

11. The Contractor shall provide GPS transmitters that are able to monitor the Participant's whereabouts inside Exclusion and/or Inclusion zones as defined in

6.10.2 of the Statement of Work. Exclusion zone is defined as a geographical area programmed as satellite coordinates into the tracking system that the Participant shall not enter. Inclusion zone is defined as a geographical area programmed as satellite coordinates into the tracking system that the Participant is permitted to enter or shall remain within.

12. Signal Range Extender- On an as needed basis, in areas where signal strength is poor, the contractor shall provide a signal range extender to participants to use at their home or office, at no additional cost. A Signal Range Extender shall provide a reliable Radio Frequency (RF) link that serves as a transmitter. When the Participant comes within range of a signal range extender, he or she is then monitored via RF technology while the tracking unit enters a low power state which conserves battery power while maintaining participant monitoring. The transmitter shall emit a composite RF signal at least once every 30 seconds. The signal content shall identify the Participant, power status, tamper/removal status and be encrypted to discourage duplication.

3. MONITORING EQUIPMENT: GPS Wrist Worn Device

a. The Contractor shall provide FCC certified tamper resistant transmitters that are capable of being affixed to a Participant's wrist.

b. Transmitter Technology & Specifications

iv. The contractor shall provide GPS technology, as directed by local ERO Officers and AMO for Participants. Transmitters shall communicate to the monitoring center either through a monitoring unit or directly via cellular transmission.

v. The contractor shall provide a Transmitter Tracking Unit that sends and/or receives signals from GPS satellites, cell towers, and any other backup location monitoring for use with GPS transmitters as specified in this Attachment.

vi. GPS wrist worn device transmitter shall meet specifications of the GPS ankle bracelet unless specifically stated below:

1. Biometric facial comparison technology: GPS wrist worn device shall have an on-device camera captures a photograph of the individual wearing the Device, and the photo shall be compared to other images of the participant established during enrollment.

2.

GPS wrist worn device shall receive and display written messages with read receipts available for review in case management system. Correspondences shall be available in multiple languages, including Spanish, English, Brazilian, Portuguese, and Haitian Creole. All participant’s Wrist Worn Device interactions shall be documented within case management system to support accountability.

3. Proximity sensors: GPS wrist worn device have incorporated proximity sensors that monitor the distance between the device and the participant. If the devices lose contact with the participant’s wrist, the system generates an alert to supervising personnel. And/or GPS wrist worn device may have fiberoptic band that that determines if the device's fiberoptic strap has been cut. If the device loses contact with the participant’s wrist, the system generates an alert to supervising personnel.

4. GPS: GPS wrist worn device shall determine participant locations and speed of movement using the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)—which includes the U.S. government’s GPS system and the Russian GLONASS system. The GPS Wrist Worn Device shall collect a GPS point three minutes in regular usage and every minute in Pursuit Mode.

5. Wi-Fi: if GPS is unavailable, the GPS wrist worn device shall automatically verify the participant’s location using Wi-Fi triangulation. Wi-Fi triangulation reads the signal strength of Wi-Fi signals in the area, without any exchange of data.

6. Battery Life: The GPS wrist worn device shall operate continuously for approximately 16-hours with a single battery charge and exceeds 24-hours when paired with the portable transfer battery.

7. Sizing - The GPS wrist worn device shall be adjustable to fit all wrist sizes.

8. Shock and Water Resistant: the GPS wrist worn device shall be shock resistant and IP68 against water intrusion (1.5M for 30 minutes). The device shall function reliably under normal atmospheric and environmental conditions. The device should be comfortable, discreet, and shall not pose any hazards to the participant.

9. Nonvolatile Memory and Data Storage the GPS: The wrist worn device shall include an internal clock to date and time stamp all events. The GPS Wrist Worn Device shall have an internal backup battery and nonvolatile memory to store data if communication is disrupted. Location points are stored for up to seven days, and the GPS wrist worn device shall transmit stored data as soon as communications are restored.

10. Tamper Detection: The GPS wrist worn device shall contain three forms of tamper detection that reliably detect efforts to tamper with or remove the device:

proximity, biometric authentication via facial comparison, and liveness detection.

All tamper alerts generated by the device are automatically transmitted to the monitoring system.

11. Battery Notifications: The GPS wrist worn device shall have an internal battery and notifies the participant of a low battery status via vibration and/or audio message.

4. Monitoring Unit/ Transmitter

1. Monitoring Unit Installation - Prior to the end of the Enrollment/Orientation with the participant (refer to the Enrollment/Orientations section of the SOW), the Contractor shall install the monitoring device on the Participant. Participants shall not be permitted to exit the interview until all enrollment procedures have been completed and the Participant has been fitted with the prescribed GPS device. The Contractor shall conduct an operational equipment test on the device to ensure it is in good working condition prior to dismissing the participant from the interview.

2. Equipment that requires component installation in the Participant's residence shall be installed and operational within 48 hours of intake. If component installation cannot be completed within 48 hours of intake, exceptions for extraordinary circumstances shall be coordinated for approval with the local ERO Task Manager or COR.

3. GPS Monitoring Unit Documentation - The Contractor shall provide written documentation with instructions that enable an ERO Officer to use the GPS monitoring unit and be familiar with their operation. The Contractor shall provide Participants with brochures explaining how to operate the GPS equipment.

1. The Contractor shall provide all necessary tools to install, adjust, and remove the GPS monitoring unit and transmitter if ERO needs to perform these tasks.

At a minimum, one tool set shall be provided to each ERO ATD Field Officer.

a. Spares and Maintenance

The Contractor shall maintain a sufficient inventory of GPS Ankle Bracelets/ GPS Wrist Worn Devices/Monitoring Equipment (as defined in the QASP). As requested by ERO, the Contractor shall provide replacement parts within 24 hours in support of daily ERO field operations. The Contractor shall maintain available GPS units of at least 5 % of the current GPS population based on a daily count, or 5 units (whichever is greater). These available GPS units shall be in operating condition.

b. Equipment and Service Upgrades/Improvements

Throughout the life of the contract, the Contractor shall provide GPS equipment that is in good working order and capable of fulfilling the requirements. At contract inception, the Contractor shall establish its GPS equipment inventory with the most up-to-date versions (as determined by the COR, prior to award) and refresh inventory every 24 months or as updates become available, whichever is sooner and a benefit to the government. All GPS Tracking equipment and service upgrades or changes shall be submitted in writing, via the COR, to the Contracting Officer for approval.

5. CENTRAL MONITORING FACILITY

The Contractor shall, at a centrally located monitoring system/facility, receive, store and disseminate information generated by the monitoring equipment described in this document.

The Contractor may choose the location of its monitoring system/facility; however, the Contractor's monitoring system/facility shall be located at a secure location where access to the center and all records are restricted only to authorized individuals. The Contractor shall establish an information exchange system within the monitoring center that sends and receives information to and from the GPS Monitoring equipment.

The Contractor shall provide ATD Headquarters systems access to any digitized file system for on demand file auditing of participant files.

6. BACKUP MONITORING SYSTEM FACILITY

The Contractor shall maintain a contingency plan for movement to a backup monitoring system immediately following a monitoring system malfunction. The contractor shall notify ATD Headquarters in writing of any intent to relocate a monitoring center or a back-up monitoring center and shall not initiate said relocation without written approval of the ATD COR.

7. SECURITY AND SAFEGUARDS OF MONITORING SYSTEM INFORMATION

a. The Contractor shall maintain a physical facility compliant with all applicable Federal, State and local regulations (e.g., building codes, fire and safety codes) and shall not endanger the health and safety of employees and the community. The Contractor shall specify the security safeguards to prevent unauthorized access to monitoring data inside the monitoring facility by monitoring employees or other staff. The Contractor shall include a listing of the employees authorized to make changes or modify Participant data or other agency program setting should the COR request this. The Contractor shall also detail how it determines, maintains, and communicates this authorization to its employees. The Contractor shall provide security codes to the ERO offices to guarantee the security of data modifications made remotely or over communication systems/lines with the monitoring system or manually on the telephone with a monitoring center employee. The Contractor is prohibited from accessing system user IDs of ERO employees except when specifically required to resolve help-desk issues.

b. Continuous Operation of Monitoring System- The Contractor staff shall be at the monitoring site and shall operate the monitoring system continuously 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The monitoring center shall promptly detect and notify Case Specialists and/or ERO Officers of key event as defined in the next section, “Monitoring System Architecture.” If remote access is temporarily inoperable, contractor staff shall implement a contingency plan to manually provide data entry upon requests by Case Specialists and/or ERO Officers of all Participant enrollments, schedule changes and other monitoring information requests and reports and otherwise respond to all inquiries from the staff referenced above.

8. MONITORING SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

a. The Contractor shall provide information on monitoring system architecture prior to the award of the contract, to include the hardware, software and power source(s). This shall include a description of contingency plans for ensuring continuous uninterrupted monitoring upon the occurrence of a monitoring component or system failure.

b. To ensure compliance with electronic monitoring restrictions, the Contractor shall monthly test for the location of Participants at specific locations at random.

c. Key events for Electronic Monitoring System:

i. The Contractor shall notify the Case Specialist and/or ERO Officers of any or all of the following applicable key events:

1. Unauthorized absence from Participant residence

2. GPS zone violations

3. Failure to return to Participant residence from a scheduled absence

4. Late arrivals or early departures from Participant residence

5. Equipment (including, but not limited to Transmitter, Monitoring unit) malfunctions

6. Tampering with equipment

7. Loss of electrical power or telephone service

8. Low battery

9. Location verification failure

10. Missed calls from the Monitoring Unit

11. No position fix event (over 12 hours)

ii. Upon the occurrence of any Key Event, the monitoring system shall notify the Case Specialist and ERO case officer using the Notification Schedule to be determined after award.

iii. The Contractor shall comply with the notification schedule for all ERO offices/Officers. Notification parameters in the monitoring system shall not exceed five

(5) minutes. The Contractor's system shall provide for two or more simultaneous or time-delayed backup notifications by e-mail or telephone call should the primary notification method fail. For example, if the notification profile indicates emails are preferred and there is an email outage, the contractor shall automatically be able to resort to an alternate method, such as texting.

iv. The Contractor shall telephonically contact the Participant immediately upon system notification of a band or device tamper alert. In the event of such an alert the Contractor shall arrange a residence visit or an office visit, as appropriate, to occur no later than the next business day to examine the equipment to ensure that it has not been tampered with. If the Contractor can contact the participant, then written notification of the band/strap device tamper can be made within 48 hours if there are no further issues.

If the contractor is not able to contact the participant telephonically, then the contractor shall contact local ERO and the AMO within one hour of the initial alert. Contact shall be made at least via e-mail but the Government reserves the right to request a phone call or text message in addition to the e-mail.

v. The Contractor shall telephonically contact the Participant immediately upon system notification of a low battery alert (25 % battery life remaining) to ensure the Participant charges the device appropriately. Should the battery life remaining reach 10% or less, the Contractor shall notify the ERO case officer using the Notification Schedule.

vi. The contractor shall provide ERO officers remote access capability via the Internet for accessing and performing all standard functions on the monitoring system, including view, print, download, enter/modify participant monitoring information. The contractor shall provide multiple additional definable fields to allow for local and national customization of the system to accommodate a Field Office's desire to input and maintain other information as needed. The system shall have the ability to query the database using any data field, to sort by any data field, and to search by any data field. Downloadable data shall be in a format that is compatible for use with the Microsoft Office Product Suite.

Email communications:

The Contractor shall work with ICE OCIO to establish an approved method of sending secure email communications from their network to the ICE network without the need for data encryption.

9. REMOTE ACCESS TO MONITORING SYSTEM

a. The contractor shall provide a mobile application for ERO in the field to interface with all case management and monitoring systems. The mobile application shall allow Officers access to view any site caseload and perform all duties.

b. The remotely accessible system shall have an adequate security infrastructure to prevent unauthorized users from gaining access to participant data, ensuring that it meets current ICE OCIO compliance standards. The system shall use the most current monitoring systems at multiple levels (e.g., firewall, database). The security system shall provide information, to the COR within 24 hours, on attempted intrusions and other relevant or useful information that can be reported for further investigation and referral for criminal action.

10. REMOTELY ACCESSIBLE DATABASE

a. The Contractor's remotely accessible database shall be compatible for use with the Microsoft Office Suite of Products and shall provide a minimum number of database fields (specified below). The following minimum specification for database fields, functions, and reports are as follows:

i. Participant ID

ii. Last Name First Name

iii. Alien Registration Number

iv. EARM CaseID

v. ATD Tracking ID

vi. Alias

vii. Participant type (e.g., pre-order, POCR)

viii. Date of Birth

ix. Sex

x. Office location

xi. Country of birth

xii. Language spoken

xiii. Address

xiv. City

xv. State

xvi. Zip code

xvii. Phone#

xviii. Phone #2

xix. Time Zone

xx. Daylight savings

xxi. Customizable Fields

xxii. Transmitter ID

xxiii. Transmitter status

xxiv. Monitoring Unit ID

xxv. Monitoring Unit configuration

xxvi. Monitoring Unit status

xxvii. Case officer name xxviii. ISAP Participant schedule

xxix. Schedule overview

xxx. Leave (out of range) date/time

xxxi. Enter (in range) date/time

xxxii. Email address xxxiii. Social media identities

b. Contractor shall capture the following data elements regarding event history of participant transactions:

i. Date

ii. Event time

iii. Receive time

iv. A1arm events

v. Equipment type

vi. Event group

vii. Equipment status

viii. Equipment Inventory

ix. Transmitter IDs

x. Monitoring Unit IDs

c. ATD Headquarters and local ERO Remote Access:

i. The contractor shall provide ATD Headquarters and local ERO ATD staff with remote access to the Monitoring System. The following items shall be monthly extractions available for remote viewing and downloading:

1. Installations /terminations by Field Office and immigration status of the ISAP Participant at the point of termination.

2. Actively monitored Participants at the end of each month.

3. Participant schedule changes and alerts by Field Office and case type.

4. Transmitters returned for repair and the repairs made.

5. Time taken by monitoring center staff to answer Case Specialists' calls.

6. Alerts of specific Key Events.

7. Calls to Participants.

11. TELEPHONE ACCESS TO THE MONITORING FACILITY

The Contractor shall provide a toll-free telephone number for ERO Officers and Case Specialists to call the Monitoring Center for technical support or assistance in entering, changing, or obtaining any monitoring data captured in the monitoring system. The maximum holding time for calls to the monitoring center for any purpose shall not exceed one minute.

12. DATABASE FUNCTIONS/REPORTS

a. New Participant Enrollments - Contractor shall complete a new Participant enrollment including relevant personal information for each participant, including name, alien registration number, telephone number(s), equipment serial numbers, case officer names, and other pertinent information necessary to activate monitoring. The system shall allow for and differentiate between Temporary and Permanent schedules.

b. Data/Schedule Changes - Contractor shall be able to have direct access to make participant data and/or changes without the need for faxing or monitoring operator input.

c. Caseload Review – Contractor shall provide a listing of all Participant names, associated transmitter serial numbers, and the current real-time status of the Participant referencing the single most recent event that was reported for each Participant.

d. Case Specialist Caseload Report – Contractor shall provide a report that provides the current participant list of a Case Specialist's assigned cases. e.

Event/Report Analysis - Contractors shall be able to review real-time monitoring events as they occur, generate historical and analysis of events onscreen and download reports as needed.

f. Terminate Participants - Contractors shall be able to terminate monitoring on any Participant on their caseload, once directed by the local ERO ATD staff or the AMO.

g. Daily Summary Report - A chronological list of all Participants' activities including date and time of occurrence based on the report dates requested.

The report shall include Participant name, complete activity schedule, monitoring center comments, reference to any Key Events, and equipment configuration.

h. Equipment Utilization Report - A report that shows utilization by equipment ID.

13. BIOMETRIC REPORTING SYSTEM

1. A biometric reporting system / mobile platform (application) shall be provided for various forms of check-in, including facial recognition. The contractor shall provide a supervision and a non-supervision version of this application. The non-supervision version of this application does not require check ins and will be used to communicate, send, and receive documentation from participants.

The mobile platform (application) shall allow for the continuous tracking of the Participant's whereabouts by storing the coordinates of the device internally at most every three (3) minutes and then uploading those GPS coordinates at least once every four hours to a monitoring system. Any deficiencies are to be reported to ATD Headquarters immediately and annually as part of normal reporting protocols.

a. GPS coordinates 24/7 tracking. This means the application is not required to continuously pull GPS coordinates; however, the government shall have the capability to ping GPS application to pull GPS coordinates in real time (24/7).

b. Reporting frequencies for the Biometric Reporting System shall be scheduled:

Daily

1. During a two-hour block of time 24 hours a day (i.e. 4PM - 6PM)

Weekly

1. Specific day of the week (i.e. Tuesdays)

2. During a two-hour block of time 24 hours a day (i.e. 4PM - 6PM)

Monthly

1. Specific day of the week (i.e. Tuesdays)

2. Specific day of the month (i.e. 1st of the month)

3. During a two-hour block of time 24 hours a day (i.e. 4PM - 6PM)

Random Check-in: As requested by local ERO and the AMO not to exceed two additional check-ins per month.

c. Reporting system shall capture and upload the coordinates and address of the participant at the time of check-in.

d. In addition to biometric check-in the mobile platform shall allow participants to communicate with the contractor or ERO and the contractor or ERO can message the participant. The participant can request assistance as needed, upload photos of documents, request community-based services, confirm appointments, confirm and update contractor on court proceedings.

e. The contractor shall provide a biometric reporting enable mobile device to participant when requested by ERO. This device shall not have call capabilities

f. The contractor shall provide Multi-Party Video Conferencing for up to four parties for an unlimited amount of time

g. The contractor shall provide a biometric reporting enable mobile device to participant when requested by ERO. This device has call capabilities as describe below.

14. Biometric Reporting Device with calling capabilities

The contractor shall provide a biometric reporting mobile device to participants when requested by ERO. This device shall have call capabilities as describe below:

Outgoing calls

a. Participants using a biometric reporting mobile device with outgoing call capabilities will be able to make outgoing voice calls, but only on a limited basis to numbers made available through the biometric reporting application.

b. These devices shall not provide the participant with access to the device’s dialer. Participants shall not be able to enter in any phone number that they want to call. Instead, the participant shall only be able to access phone numbers associated with their profile within the biometric reporting application.

c. On certain screens within biometric reporting application where a phone number appears, the participant will have the ability to click on that phone number via the device’s touch screen. The device will then ask the participant if they want to call this number. If the participant clicks “yes” to this question, the call will be initiated.

d. The contractor shall limit the participant’s ability to make calls to only “approved” numbers within the biometric reporting application without giving them the ability to call any number that they would like.

e. To allow a participant to make calls to the Legal Orientation Program (LOP) in their destination city, the contractor shall add the contact as a community resource within the case managements system. This will allow the participant to access the contact’s information under the “Resources” section in the biometric reporting application. By clicking on the contacts’ phone number, the participant will be able to call and speak with that contact.

f. In the event that a participant was unable to access the number to an LOP provider through the “Resources” tab within biometric reporting application, other options are available for providing the phone number for the LOP provider to the participant.

i. The contractor and/or ERO can provide the LOP provider’s phone number to the participant via the biometric reporting application messaging feature, which is equivalent to a text message-like message sent from case management system to the participant’s biometric reporting application. The participant would click on the number in the same manner described above and would be able to initial a call with the provider.

ii. The contractor and/or ERO can create a calendar event with the participant’s biometric reporting application calendar titled “Call LOP Provider.” When the calendar reminder pops up, the participant would be able to click on the phone number and initiate the call as described above.

Incoming calls-

The calling feature activated on a biometric reporting device will have the ability to receive calls from any phone number. The ability to receive incoming calls will not be limited to calls from numbers contained in biometric reporting application; the device will be able to receive calls from any person or phone number when calling is activated. However, as the participant shall not be provided with the phone number of the device, the chances of them receiving incoming calls is unlikely, though still theoretically possible.

a. The participant shall not be provided with the phone number of their biometric reporting device, nor shall they have access to the device’s phone number on the device.

b. If/when the participant makes an outgoing call to an LOP provider or any other approved contact available in the biometric reporting application, those that receive those calls and have caller id will be able to see the phone number of the participant’s biometric reporting device. These individuals would have the ability to call the participant back, and potentially provide the number. the following:

i. Provide the device number to the participant. If the participant asks or indicates that they don’t know their own device number, it is likely that the provider or whoever they called would tell them the number to the device. In this scenario, the participant could share this information with anyone and would then have the ability to receive calls from anyone that they provided the number to. While the participant’s ability to make outgoing calls would still be limited to numbers available within biometric reporting application, they could receive incoming calls from anyone that they provide the phone number to.

ii. Provide the device number to any of the participant’s personal contacts, friends, and/or family members. While this scenario is unlikely given that the provider would not likely have a relationship with any of these individuals, it is at least a possibility that needs to be accounted for.