(1) Vendor needs to provide exemption audit solution.– To implement a tested and proven exemption audit solution that integrates effectively with existing systems, supports exemption enforcement, and offers long–term value.– Audit analysis must incorporate national databases and other reliable data sources, including but not limited to death records, probate records, driver’s license and vehicle registration databases, voter registrations, property ownership and occupancy records, marriage licenses, jury lists and other public records.– The proposed solution must provide an audit of the agency’s current residential exemptions roll using data mining and verification techniques to identify: 1. Duplicate exemptions within agency and the State. 2. Deceased property owners with active exemptions. 3. Homestead exemptions claimed by owners who no longer occupy the property as their primary residence 4. Other ineligible exemptions.– Vendor provides data evaluations, scoring and reporting, and produces a report of the results listing accounts flagged for exemption concerns.(2) All the questions must be submitted no later than November 17, 2025.