Public Safety Software

Solicitation # 99SWCS3129
Posted 1/14/25, 2:22 PM
No Updates
Due 3/4/25, 7:30 PM
State
Nevada
Source
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While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the available information, cooperative purchasing contracts like this often provide opportunities for small businesses, minority-owned enterprises, and local technology vendors. The procurement appears to be structured as a statewide or multi-jurisdictional contract, potentially allowing various Nevada public safety agencies to utilize the awarded contract. Though precise budget ranges are not specified, enterprise-level public safety software contracts typically range from $250,000 to $2 million, depending on the complexity of implementation and number of user licenses. The solicitation likely requires vendors to demonstrate experience with similar government technology deployments, comprehensive technical support capabilities, and a proven track record of successful public safety software implementations. Potential respondents should carefully review the complete tender documentation to understand precise qualification criteria, technical requirements, and submission protocols.

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