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July 2nd, 2026: Solicitation issued.
July 21st, 2026: Vendor Q&A deadline.
August 13th, 2026: Solicitation end date.
January 1st, 2027: Updated project schedule due.
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Rhode Island Department Of Environmental Management
The State of Rhode Island is seeking a centralized and comprehensive reservation and registration management system for camping, events, and permits. The solution must support day-use site rentals—including shelters, pavilions, picnic tables, and fields—and manage two specific event venues used for daily rentals. The system should efficiently process an average of 16,833 park rentals per year.
Customers must be able to make, change, and cancel reservations through a web-based system, a call center, and on-site at applicable properties. Vendors are expected to provide all necessary mechanisms and customer service for handling reservations and inquiries. Additionally, staff should have the capability to manage all reservation activities, including event registrations, sales transactions, and promoting events, through the web-based platform.
The system should offer customizable operational windows for various components such as camping reservations and POS modules, with flexibility for future go-live scheduling. Staff must be equipped to perform financial transactions and generate reports for managing park reservations, inventory, registrations, permits, and sales.
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