STOPPED VEHICLE DETECTION SYSTEM
- The State of South Carolina, specifically the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), is seeking Iteris video detection system components through a competitive bidding process. The solicitation covers 45 line items of comprehensive traffic control equipment, including cameras (wide dynamic range and advanced color), processors, communication modules, and associated hardware necessary for maintaining and replacing existing traffic controls and detection equipment statewide. A...
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has issued an Invitation for Bid (IFB) solicitation for a Network Camera System, specifically seeking the procurement of COHU 4220HD.02 and COHU 4260HD.02 camera models for traffic monitoring projects across the state. The solicitation requires bidders to provide a comprehensive set of hardware including cameras, PoE++ injectors, surge protectors, mounting brackets, and related accessories, with estimated quantities ranging from 5 to 375...
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) is seeking qualified vendors to provide comprehensive travel time, speed, and volume data services for roadways across the state, with a focus on Richland County. The procurement involves collecting and analyzing traffic data for interstates, primary routes (US and SC routes), and secondary routes with Average Annual Daily Traffic (AADT) of 15,000 or greater. Vendors must develop and maintain a web-based platform accessible to SCDOT...
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) for comprehensive Traffic Data Collection Services to be performed statewide, targeting approximately 10,780 count locations annually across all 46 South Carolina counties. The procurement seeks a contractor to collect, process, upload, and report traffic data using various methodologies, including 6,200 48-hour non-Interstate classification counts, 1,500 24-hour ramp volume counts, 60 24-hour...
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has issued an Invitation for Bid (IFB) for an on-call Work Zone Intelligent Transportation System (WZITS) contract covering statewide implementation. The solicitation seeks a qualified contractor to provide, operate, and maintain a comprehensive intelligent transportation system that delivers advance traffic control condition information during construction activities. Specific deliverables include portable cameras, portable changeable...
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) Procurement Office is seeking to award a sole source contract to Iteris for BlueTOAD roadside traffic data collection devices, as outlined in the Intent to Sole Source document. The procurement focuses on advanced traffic monitoring, data collection, and analytics services to enhance transportation infrastructure in Richland County and across South Carolina. The contract requires Iteris to deploy and manage connected vehicle technology,...
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) is seeking qualified contractors to provide Traffic Count Collection Services across all 46 counties in South Carolina through a five-year contract. The primary scope involves collecting, processing, uploading, and reporting traffic count data, with a specific focus on turning movement counts and video collection processing at designated locations. Contractors must maintain field supervisors and staff within approximately 450 miles of...
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) is pursuing a sole source procurement from Iteris, Inc. for its Performance Measurement System (ClearGuide), MAP-21 Application, HERE SDK and API, and associated software maintenance and support services. The procurement is specifically for a 36-month contract period spanning from September 2023 through June 2026, targeting critical traffic management and analytics capabilities. The system will integrate with existing Traffic Management...
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) is seeking to procure a comprehensive pipe camera inspection system for District 6, specifically designed for pipe infrastructure assessment. The solicitation requires a complete system with three primary components: an automatic synchronized cable drum with cable, a wireless operator pendant with viewing and recording capabilities, and a steerable motorized crawler equipped with front-facing zoom and rear-facing cameras capable of...
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a secure Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) agenda management solution to support senior management and administrative staff in assembling and reviewing Transportation Commission workbooks. The solicitation seeks a comprehensive digital platform with electronic access and collaboration capabilities, initially requiring one administrator license and 20 end-user licenses, with potential for future user...
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) is seeking a Stopped Vehicle Detection System through a Request for Proposal issued by the State Fiscal Accountability Authority. The procurement targets real-time software capable of monitoring video streams from over 500 intelligent transportation system (ITS) traffic cameras to detect incidents such as stopped vehicles, wrong-way drivers, and road obstructions. The software must provide immediate notification to Traffic Management Center Operators and law enforcement, with detection capabilities within five seconds of an incident's occurrence. Key technical requirements include supporting up to 35 users with two access levels, enabling regional camera grouping, and automatically deleting captured incident images after 14 days. The solicitation prefers an on-premises solution but will consider cloud-based alternatives that meet SCDOT IT standards. Proposals were due on October 6, 2020, with an anticipated award date of November 6, 2020, and a planned contract term of two years with three potential one-year renewals, maximum duration of five years. A pre-proposal conference was held on September 22, 2020, via WebEx, and written questions were required to be submitted by 5:00 PM on the same day. No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on respondent types were mentioned in the solicitation. The project will leverage existing infrastructure, including over 350 traffic cameras across six geographic regions (Columbia, Charleston, Greenville, Rock Hill, Myrtle Beach, and Florence), 150 dynamic message signs, and highway advisory radio stations. Pricing requirements include costs for project management, training, integration, software licensing, annual maintenance, and support, with a cap on reimbursable expenses of $6,000 annually. Vendors must provide 24/7 technical support with response times under two hours during business hours and six hours after hours, maintaining a 99 percent system uptime. Qualification requirements include demonstrating experience with stopped vehicle detection solutions, providing corporate information, submitting project organization charts, identifying key personnel, and completing a comprehensive Service Provider Security Assessment Questionnaire. While no specific budget range was explicitly stated, the contract's comprehensive requirements suggest a significant investment in advanced traffic monitoring technology.
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Attachment C.pdf | 3MB | 11/20/25 | ||
Attachment D.xlsx | 59KB | Spreadsheet | 11/20/25 | |
Award Extension Notice.doc | 41KB | Document | 11/20/25 | |
Solicitation.docx | 241KB | Document | 11/20/25 |