Computer-Aided Dispatch Interoperability Solution
Location:
Florida, United States
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Deadline:
Summary:
This RFI seeks solutions for secure, real-time interoperability between multiple computer-aided dispatch systems, focusing on data exchange, GIS integration, and public safety enhancements.
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The agency is seeking information regarding solutions for computer-aided dispatch (CAD) interoperability to facilitate secure, real-time, bi-directional exchange of public safety incident and geospatial data across multiple CAD systems. The aim is to enhance interoperability for Continuity of Operations initiatives and align with Next Generation 9-1-1 standards.
Key requirements include enabling real-time CAD-to-CAD data exchange, eliminating the need for manual re-entry of transferred calls, and improving GIS-based situational awareness. Proposed solutions should ensure compliance with industry standards, support comprehensive integration, and provide robust technical support.
The solution must feature seamless bi-directional data exchange, real-time synchronization capabilities, automated call transfers, unit status and resource sharing. GIS and geospatial capabilities need to include integration with Esri or a comparable platform, a common operating map, real-time GIS updates, and support for coordinate transformations. Additional requirements involve secure role-based access control, end-to-end encryption, secure API authentication, real-time incident location sharing, and dynamic updates.
Best-fit vendors:
• Expertise in CAD-to-CAD interoperability solutions for public safety
• Experience integrating geospatial and GIS technology (e.g., Esri)
• Proven capability in standards-compliant, secure data exchange platforms
• Track record with Next Generation 9-1-1 projects and public sector clients
• Ability to provide implementation, support, and training for large-scale deployments
