eCitation and eCrash Software Solution for Police Tech Unit
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- RFI 8700 GTG01PILOT
- State
- Texas
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- NIGP codes
- UNSPSC codes
- 81112200 Software maintenance and support
- 81112201 Maintenance or support fees
- 81112204 Operating system software maintenance
- 81112208 Security and protection software maintenance
- 81112215 Content management software maintenance
- 81112216 Educational or reference software maintenance
- 81112218 Network application software maintenance
- 80161604 Information technology IT management services
- 81111811 Technical support or help desk services
- 81161501 Software application administration service
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- 81112203 Firmware patching or upgrade service
- 81112214 Content authoring and editing software maintenance
- 81111500 Software or hardware engineering
- 81112205 Database management system software maintenance
- 81112212 Customer relationship management software maintenance
- 81112213 Accounting software maintenance
- 81112217 Industry specific software maintenance
- 81112220 Server software maintenance
- 81162009 Portal software as a service
- 81162011 Eye tracking software as a service
- 71131022 Production system optimization service
- 81111802 Mainframe administration services
- 81112206 Information retrieval or search software maintenance
- 81112207 Video conferencing software maintenance
- 81112209 Development software maintenance
- 81112210 System management software maintenance
- 81112211 Enterprise resource planning software maintenance
- 81112219 Computer game or entertainment software maintenance
- 81112221 Point of sale software maintenance service
- 81112222 Facility operation and maintenance management software maintenance
- Point of contact
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- Genesis Torres Gonzalez genesis.torres-gonzalez@austintexas.gov (512) 974-2884
Opportunity details come from financeonline.austintexas.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The City of Austin, specifically the Austin Police Department (APD), is issuing a Request for Information (RFI) for an eCitation and eCrash software solution pilot program. This procurement seeks vendor information regarding technology solutions that will modernize APD's citation and crash report processes while strengthening community-police relationships and enhancing public safety. Potential vendors are expected to submit comprehensive information about their eCitation and eCrash software platforms, including system capabilities, integration features, implementation timelines, technical support services, and pricing models. Key deliverables and objectives include evaluating available market solutions, assessing vendor capabilities, understanding implementation approaches, and establishing technical requirements prior to a full procurement process. The RFI serves as an exploratory phase to inform the City's decision-making regarding pilot program scope, budget requirements, and subsequent procurement strategy, with the pilot initiative designed to test the selected technology solution with APD's Police Tech Unit before potential city-wide deployment. The RFI was posted on February 5, 2026, with a deadline for vendor responses on February 20, 2026. No award or funding commitment is guaranteed through this RFI process, and the City reserves the right to modify requirements, extend timelines, or cancel the project based on the information received and internal assessments of feasibility and budgetary availability.
The RFI documentation does not specify set-aside designations or restrictions limiting participation to particular organization types or disadvantaged enterprises based on the available information. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the procurement materials provided. The documentation does not specify existing infrastructure or technology systems that require integration, nor does it list award values or budget ranges. Interested vendors should prepare to address how their eCitation and eCrash solutions can integrate with APD's existing systems and support the department's operational requirements during the pilot phase.
Opportunity text
The Austin Police Department (APD) and the City of Austin seek to pilot new technology associated with eCitations and eCrash to help with APD's mission to create a safer Austin while serving the community in a way that bonds our police officers and citizens.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| RFI_8700_GTG01PILOT_ATT_1_v1.pdf |
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