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The agency is seeking a contractor to provide a comprehensive parking and administrative citation processing solution together with an online parking permit processing and management service. The selected contractor is expected to furnish a complete, secure, and fully functional system covering citation processing, permit management, customer service, payments, notices, correspondence, and reporting.
The required solution includes a secure database and case management system for parking citations, administrative citations, permits, payments, notices, and related documents. The system must support secure role-based access for authorized staff and provide a public-facing portal where customers can search for citations or permits, make payments, submit eligible documentation, and access permit information at any time. Payment support is expected for credit cards, debit cards, checks, money orders, and other approved methods.
For citation processing, the contractor must receive data and supporting documentation from the agency, import or enter records into the system, and track each citation through its full lifecycle, including payment, appeal, collection, hearings, delinquency, dismissal, administrative closure, or final disposition. Services must also support California Department of Motor Vehicles registered owner data retrieval, holds, and releases as permitted by law, and process notices using city-approved templates and schedules.
The online parking permit component must provide a web-based platform supporting the full permit lifecycle for residents, businesses, visitors, and other agency-designated permit categories. The agency is also interested in optional technologies that improve parking enforcement efficiency, permit verification, citation accuracy, route planning, and operational reporting. Proposers are required to submit a detailed implementation and transition plan to ensure services are established, tested, accepted, and placed into production with minimal disruption. Questions are due by August 10, 2026.
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