Socure Fraud Prevention Tool.

The Maryland Department of Labor is requesting proposals for Socure fraud prevention tool licenses to support its new FAMLI (Family and Medical Leave Insurance) program through a Purchase Order Request for Proposals (PORFP) posted July 6, 2026, with bids due July 17, 2026, and this solicitation is restricted to Master Contractors already awarded under the Commercial Off-the-Shelf Software (COTS 2012) Master Contract (060B2490021).

Eligible bidders must be authorized Socure resellers and must provide a Letter of Authorization from Socure, manufacturer's suggested retail price documentation, virus-free certification, and all applicable licensing agreements and end-user license agreements for state review. Bids are submitted electronically through the eMaryland Marketplace Advantage (eMMA) e-procurement system in password-protected format, with passwords emailed separately after the deadline.

The scope includes multiple Socure modules for business onboarding (RisOS Baselayer Business Verification, RisOS Baselayer Website Presence, Digital Intelligence, Socure Verify Plus, Sigma Synthetic, Sigma Identify, Address RiskScore, Email RiskScore, Phone RiskScore, Global Watchlist Standard, and Document Verification Premier), consumer onboarding for benefits and claims, and risk scrub capabilities to verify identity and minimize fraud risk. Year 1 business onboarding quantities range from 9,000 to 130,000 transactions per service, declining to 2,000–50,000 in Year 2 and 0–20,000 in Year 3; consumer onboarding quantities expand from 50–500 in Year 1 to 8,000–80,000 in Year 2 and 20,000–200,000 in Year 3. Installation, training, and annual software maintenance and support are included.

The contract term spans three years with service commencement June 1, 2026, installation and training concluding May 31, 2027, and annual support extending through May 31, 2029. Proposed pricing must remain valid for at least 90 days following the bid due date. Invoicing is directed to Gary Ingber at the Baltimore office. The state reserves the right to purchase quantities greater or less than specified based on available funding.