Web-Based Event Ticketing Software
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SUMMARY
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The client is seeking a vendor to provide web-based event ticketing software for athletics, music, and performing arts events. The solution must support venue ticket sales with assigned seating, online debit and credit card payments, deposits to multiple bank accounts, and point-of-sale or cash-register functionality.
Vendors must provide an implementation plan with a detailed breakdown of work, as well as an approach and timeline for deployment to a pilot group. The system should be user-friendly, with menu-driven screens, help screens, easy-to-read screens and reports, and user-defined and maintained parameters. Proposals should also address client bandwidth requirements from a single computer to the proposed solution and support for JMS messaging systems and WS-RM web services based on WS-ReliableMessaging.
The contract period will be one year. All questions must be submitted by August 11, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 2, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Event ticketing software vendors with experience serving athletics, music, and performing arts organizations
- Providers experienced with assigned seating, online payments, multi-account deposits, and point-of-sale functionality
- Companies capable of delivering structured implementations, pilot deployments, training, and ongoing support
- Firms with expertise integrating JMS and WS-RM web services
- Vendors able to support secure, user-friendly web applications and distributed client access
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