KY Drivers License Information System Modernization

The Commonwealth of Kentucky is seeking proposals for the modernization of its Drivers License Information System (DLIS) through Request for Proposal (RFP) 758 2400000459. The new modernized system, named Kentucky's Information Network for Driver Licensing (KINDL), must fully replace the existing legacy mainframe DLIS application and comply with all federal mandates within 18 months of contract award. The selected vendor must have experience as a prime contractor for at least five successful driver licensing system modernizations in AAMVA jurisdictions within the past 10 years, including integrations with Idemia for image capture, back-office, facial recognition, and credential printing. The new system must integrate with existing applications and vendors, provide annual SOC2 reports, and accommodate future legislative changes. Proposals are due by June 21, 2024 at 3:30 PM ET, and the initial contract term is for 6 years with two optional 3-year renewal periods.

The RFP does not specify any set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond. It also does not identify any incumbent vendors or provide details on the current system's infrastructure or technology requirements. The RFP states that pricing must be submitted separately from the technical proposal, and the Commonwealth reserves the right to negotiate with the top-ranked vendor. No specific budget range or award value information is provided in the available materials.