INTENT TO SOLE SOURCE - ERAD GROUP
- The South Carolina Department of Corrections has issued an Intent to Sole Source solicitation for ERAD Group, LLC's software applications and services, specifically ERAD-Intel and ERAD-Recovery applications. The procurement covers comprehensive technological solutions enabling authorized users to read payment card account information, freeze cash balances, and transfer seized funds through mobile devices and secure web portals. Key deliverables include system access, USB magstripe readers,...
- The South Carolina Department of Corrections is pursuing a sole source procurement for specialized software applications developed by ERAD Group, LLC, specifically ERAD-Intel and ERAD-Recovery. These software solutions enable law enforcement to perform advanced payment card information processing, including reading account details, determining prepaid card values, freezing cash balances, and transferring seized funds through mobile and web-based platforms. The procurement covers a...
- The South Carolina Department of Corrections (SCDC) is pursuing a sole source procurement for Livescan software and hardware support from Dataworks, with the intent to award a three-year contract. The procurement specifically focuses on maintaining and supporting critical fingerprint and identification processing capabilities for new inmate intake and verification across multiple systems including SCDC, SLED, FBI, and NCIC databases. Dataworks is being identified as the exclusive provider due to...
- The South Carolina Department of Corrections (SCDC) issued an Invitation for Bid (IFB) Number 5400020478 for investigative software to support the agency's Police Services division. The procurement seeks a single vendor to provide online investigative software for 10 criminal analysts, with comprehensive capabilities to identify and locate persons, detect patterns, and create actionable intelligence. The software must include specific technical requirements such as U.S. telco phone number...
- The South Carolina Department of Corrections (SCDC) is pursuing a sole source procurement for Livescan software and hardware support from DataWorks, the original creator of their customized software system. The solicitation (Number 5400025381) was issued on May 17, 2022, with a response deadline of June 2, 2023, at 10:00 a.m. The contract will cover an initial one-year term from June 2, 2023, to June 1, 2024, with potential automatic renewals for four additional one-year terms, potentially...
- The South Carolina Department of Corrections (SCDC) has issued an Intent to Sole Source procurement for Livescan software and hardware support from Dataworks, located in Richland County, South Carolina. The procurement seeks to acquire specialized software and hardware upgrades for biometric identification systems that are compatible with Windows 7, 8, and 10 operating systems, specifically designed to integrate with SLED/FBI/NCIC environments. The solicitation was initially posted on August 23,...
- The South Carolina Department of Corrections is issuing a sole source procurement (Solicitation #5400020055) for the MSAB Mobile Forensic Ecosystem, a specialized forensic technology platform. The procurement targets three proprietary platforms: XRY (capable of decoding 29,800 mobile devices and retrieving data from 1,700 smartphone apps), XAMN (offering image recognition and classification capabilities), and XEC (providing evidence management with secure audit trails). The system supports...
- The South Carolina Department of Corrections is issuing an Intent to Sole Source procurement for a web-based NCIC Full Function solution from Datamaxx Applied Technologies, serving Richland County and state criminal justice agencies. The procurement seeks a three-year contract for a secure information system that provides access to the National Crime Information Center (NCIC), Nlets, and SC Criminal Justice Network. Key system objectives include gathering criminal history on incoming inmates and...
- The South Carolina Department of Corrections is pursuing a sole source procurement for Comprehensive Data Solutions for Law Enforcement from Whooster, specifically targeting investigative software capabilities. The solicitation, issued on August 20, 2020, seeks a software platform that enables law enforcement to identify and locate persons, detect patterns, and create real-time intelligence by filtering billions of records. Key deliverables include web-based solutions, batch processing...
- The South Carolina Department of Corrections (SCDC) issued an Invitation for Bid (IFB) 5400021033 for investigative software to support its Police Services division, specifically targeting ten criminal analysts who require advanced intelligence gathering capabilities. The procurement seeks a comprehensive online investigative software solution designed to identify and locate persons, detect patterns, and generate actionable intelligence for combating drug trafficking and gang activity. The...
The South Carolina Department of Corrections issued an intent to sole source contract for ERAD Group, LLC on June 24, 2021, specifically targeting software applications and related services for law enforcement financial investigations. The procurement focuses on ERAD-Intel and ERAD-Recovery software applications that enable authorized users to read payment card account numbers, determine prepaid card values, and facilitate seizure and transfer of funds associated with illicit cash activities. Key deliverables include secure web portal/mobile application access, USB magstripe readers, system implementation, web-based training for up to 15 personnel in the Office of Investigations and Intelligence, and awareness training for law enforcement officers. The response period concluded on July 16, 2021, at 10:00 a.m., with sealed offers to be submitted to the SC Department of Corrections Purchasing Branch at 4420 Broad River Road, Columbia, SC 29210, or via email to purchasing@doc.sc.gov. Vendors must be authorized to perform and supply all required products and services, with protests of the intended award required to be submitted in writing to the Chief Procurement Officer within fifteen days of the notice posting date. The solicitation does not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises. The contract covers comprehensive financial investigation services, including capabilities to identify and secure funds from Visa, MasterCard, American Express prepaid cards, cryptocurrencies, and cash applications like Venmo and PayPal. Additional contract features include secure transfer of laundered prepaid card funds to a designated bank account (no cost up to $10,000.00, with a 6% processing fee for amounts exceeding that threshold), generation of detailed reports, personalized training, access to industry experts for witness testimony and technical support, and a library of reference materials. While specific award values are not precisely defined, the contract includes provisions for fund transfers and processing fees. The procurement is specific to Richland County and the South Carolina Department of Corrections, targeting enhanced financial investigation and fund seizure capabilities through specialized software and service offerings.
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Intent to Sole Source.rtf | 200KB | Plain Text | 11/20/25 |