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Criminal Livescan Vendor Certification
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SRC0000041580
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Ohio

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Summary of SRC41580 Livescan Certification Specifications

This document contains technical certification specifications for livescan devices submitted by vendors for evaluation and use in Ohio law enforcement environments. The specification document outlines the requirements and standards that livescan devices must meet to be certified for use across Ohio law enforcement agencies. A prebid informational conference call was scheduled for September 10, 2026, at 2:00 PM Eastern Time via Microsoft Teams to provide vendors with an overview of the evaluation and certification process. The Request for Qualifications (RFQ) aims to establish a pool of responsive and responsible vendors qualified to participate in the livescan device evaluation and certification process.

The specifications establish technical, operational, and performance criteria that livescan vendors must comply with to achieve certification status. The document serves as the evaluation standard by which participating vendors' devices will be assessed during the certification review. No specific pricing information, set-asides, incumbent vendor designations, contract term details, or funding amounts are detailed within the certification specification document itself, as this document functions as the technical requirements baseline rather than a procurement contract with commercial terms.

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