Attachment G Commonwealth Response to Vendors Questions RFP 758 2600000226 ELECTRONIC ROUNDS LOGGING SYSTEM .xlsx
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This file is a vendor question and response document from the Commonwealth of Kentucky for RFP 758 2600000226 regarding an Electronic Rounds Logging System. The system will track officer rounds and locations across correctional facilities rather than tracking individual inmates. The Commonwealth requires an initial deployment of 650 handheld units distributed across 13 facilities to support daily inmate populations averaging 13,280 as of February 5, 2026. The proposal submission deadline is February 27, 2026, and vendors must submit both the proposed technical solution and proposed cost solution by this date, as outlined in the Proposal Submission Checklist and Section 6.6 of the RFP.
Key requirements clarified through vendor questions include that sensor installations must allow for flexibility to add, remove, and relocate sensors as operational needs change rather than being permanently fixed installations. The Commonwealth confirmed that AWS GovCloud deployed solutions would satisfy Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COT) requirements. Specific facility hardware needs will vary based on individual institution layouts and staffing levels, though the 650-unit initial requirement represents the baseline across all participating locations.
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Sheet1 Attachment G Commonwealth Response to Vendor's Questions
RFP 758 2600000226
Electronic Rounds Logging System
| Question # | RFP Section / Requirement Number | Document | Document Page Number | Vendor Questions | Commonwealth Response |
| 1 | Section 3.1 Scope of Work/Technical Requirements | RFP Section 3 | Page 5 | What is the total average daily population of the inmates that will be tracked as part of this RFP (restrictive housing inmates, special watch inmates, etc.)? | Inmates will not be tracked using this system, it will be used for tracking locations and cells to ensure officer rounds are completed per policy. The daily population of inmates 2/5/2026 was 13,280 and fluctuates daily. |
| 2 | Proposal Submission Checklist | Attachment A | Pg 2 | Please confirm, does the state only require *PROPOSED TECHNICAL SOLUTION and PROPOSED COST SOLUTION by the Proposal due date 02/27/26 or wants all checklist items and documents completed by this date? | Refer to the Proposal Submission Checklist and Section 6.6 Format of Response for requirements. |
| 3 | 3.1 B. #2 Hardware | Attachment A | Pg 5 | Please confirm - 50 handheld units = 50 x 13 facilities = 650 Total? | Needs will vary by institution based on facility layouts and number of officers on duty. The Commonwealth requires an initial 650 units. |
| 4 | 3.1 B. #3 Hardware | Attachment A | Pg 6 | KYDOC is asking that sensors “shall not be permanently fixed but can be moved as dictate”. Would fixed installation + software based configuration of sensor information (ie: renaming a sensor) satisfy this requirement? | KYDOC needs the ability to add, remove and change location of sensors as needs dictate. |
| 5 | 4.1 Hosting | Attachment A | Pg 7 | Please confirm that an AWS GovCloud deployed solution would meet COT requirements? | Yes |
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