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CC #23-14 PARKING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
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CC#23-14
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Cape May County, New Jersey

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) document for Solicitation CC#23-14 for Parking Management Systems, issued by the City of Cape May, New Jersey. The Q&A reveals the city's intent to transition from its current Park Mobile parking system to a completely app-based parking solution, eliminating the need for physical parking kiosks or meters. The document contains four questions addressing parking permits, parking meters, merchant processing, and project budget, all dated between January 8-15, 2024.

The responses consistently emphasize the city's strategic goal of moving to a fully digital, app-based parking management system. The city currently uses Park Mobile and wants to completely replace existing parking meter infrastructure with a mobile solution. For credit card processing, the city requires the vendor to be the Merchant of Record. The responses suggest that the project does not involve purchasing new physical parking hardware, but rather focuses on implementing a comprehensive mobile parking management platform that will replace the current physical infrastructure.

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Solicitation CC#23-14 - CC #23-14 PARKING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Buying Organization City of Cape May

No Question/Answer Question Date

Q8 Question: Parking permits

Does the city currently have a parking permit system in place?

Answer: yes our current system is park movbile our intent is to not have any kiosks and move to an app based parking system completely

01/08/2024

Q15 Question: Parking meters

How many new parking machines does the city require?

Answer: our intent is to not have any kiosks and move to an app based parking system completely

01/08/2024

Q19 Question: Merchant Processing

Does the City require the Vendor to be the Merchant of Record when it comes to credit card processing?

Answer: Vendor as Vendor of record

01/09/2024

Q22 Question: Project Budget

Is this project budgeted to acquire all new hardware including smart single meters and pay stations to replace the existing parking meter infrastructure?

Answer: our intent is to not have any kiosks and move to an app based parking system completely

01/15/2024

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