Digital Road Management

The City of Plant City, Florida, in Hillsborough County, is pursuing a sole source procurement for digital road management services through a Notice of Intent posted on February 20, 2026, with a response deadline of February 27, 2026. The procurement involves the acquisition of the one.network platform and Live Link software from Causeway Technologies Inc., the sole authorized representative and exclusive developer of these solutions. The one.network platform is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution designed to enable agencies to plan, coordinate, and communicate work zones through comprehensive digital road management capabilities. Key deliverables include software platform access, data integration and configuration services to connect Plant City's existing data sources and navigational applications, and implementation within an established regional ecosystem. The City has identified Causeway Technologies Inc. as the only vendor capable of providing both the software platform and the necessary integration configuration required for Plant City's operational needs. This Notice of Intent serves to verify with the vendor community that no alternative viable vendors exist for the one.network platform and Live Link software; vendors are required to submit a response only if they disagree with the sole source determination, with no response necessary for vendors in agreement. No specific details regarding pricing, contract duration, renewal options, or funding amounts are provided in the available procurement documents.

The procurement documents do not specify set-aside designations, restrictions on responding organizations, or disadvantaged enterprise requirements. Causeway Technologies Inc. is identified as the incumbent and sole source vendor for this procurement. The one.network platform is already operational and fully developed, currently in use by multiple regional entities including the Florida Department of Transportation across the state, FDOT District 7, THEA, the City of Tampa, Hillsborough County, and the Florida Turnpike Authority, which establishes the existing infrastructure and technology ecosystem that Plant City seeks to integrate with. This regional adoption positions Plant City to join an established network of interconnected users for right-of-way impacting events. The procurement documents do not contain information regarding award values, budget ranges, or specific contract cost estimates, indicating that these financial details would likely be negotiated and documented in subsequent procurement phases or amendments.