(1) Vendor needs to provide website design service using Content Management System (CMS). • Provide a full newly designed, developed, and tested and deployed public–facing emergency website. • The website must be designed and built with a focus on performance, security, accessibility, and scalability featuring a clean visual aesthetic and simple intuitive design. • High availability hosting capable of handling significant surge traffic during emergency events. • Administrator and content manager training for agency staff. • Full technical documentation of hosting environment, CMS architecture, and operational procedures. • Intuitive, secure CMS enabling agency staff to update site content independently without continuous technical support. • The CMS must support Single Sign–On (SSO) integration with Microsoft Entra ID (Azure Active Directory) for all administrative and editorial users. • Ability to embed and link to ESRI ArcGIS online application (currently under development) using iframes or similar technology. Ability to link out to the web map through a button, image, card, or other tool would also be desirable for mobile device compatibility. • Integration with Esri or equivalent mapping platform. • Comprehensive testing, including: – Load and performance testing (must handle large surges during emergency ativations) – Mobile and browser compatibility – Accessibility compliance (WCAG 2.2 AA) • Design mock up, beta environment deployments, user acceptance testing (UAT) and training materials. • Post–launch support transition and warranty period. (2) All the questions must be submitted no later than November 10, 2025.