RFI - Intelligent Speed Assistance System

The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration is issuing a Request for Information on commercially available and emerging Intelligent Speed Assistance systems, with responses due October 6, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET. This is market research in preparation for implementing ISA systems required under Maryland's "Stop Super Speeders" law, which mandates certain drivers with suspended or revoked licenses to install ISA systems to obtain restricted driving privileges.

Respondents must demonstrate a proven track record in manufacturing or distributing ISA systems, capability to service and support systems across Maryland's 24 branches, product liability insurance of at least $1 million per occurrence and $3 million aggregate, and ability to integrate with MVA databases and law enforcement systems. Data storage or transmission outside the United States is prohibited; compliance with federal and state data handling requirements is mandatory.

The RFI poses 42 detailed questions covering company information, system specifications, technical architecture, installation and tuning processes, data collection and security protocols, customer support capabilities, and cybersecurity measures. The MVA is considering pilot project options and statewide deployment. Virtual presentations or demonstrations by respondents are scheduled for potential dates of October 15–16, 2026, though participation does not indicate pre-selection for implementation.

Responses must be submitted electronically via email with password protection, limited to 25 MB per submission, with no pricing information included. Questions on the RFI are due September 21, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET. Responses are not offers and cannot form the basis of a binding contract; respondents bear all costs of responding, and the MVA will not return submitted information. Responses may be subject to the Public Records Act. The MVA explicitly encourages women, veteran, and minority-owned small businesses to respond and reserves the right to ignore or not consider any responses at its sole discretion.