Emergency Notification System
Federal opportunity from DOCFS - DOC Fiscal Services Milford • Department of Correction. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 31, 2028. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 43-22-15.
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Description
The Massachusetts Department of Correction is seeking responses for Contractors to provide an off-site computer driven, high speed emergency telephone notification service.
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The Massachusetts Department of Correction is actively seeking contractors to provide a high-speed, off-site computer-driven emergency telephone notification service. This initiative is part of a significant push within the DOC Fiscal Services Milford to enhance emergency communication capabilities. Interested bidders should note that the response deadline is set for March 31, 2028, making this a long-term procurement opportunity.
The buyer aims to establish a reliable emergency notification system that can rapidly disseminate critical information via telephone during emergencies.
- Identify potential contractors specializing in emergency notification systems.
- Develop a comprehensive proposal outlining service capabilities and past performance.
- Gather and present pricing packages tailored to the Department of Correction's needs.
- Ensure compliance with all small business participation requirements due to SBPP eligibility.
- Detailed company profile and experience summary.
- Technical capabilities document focusing on emergency notifications.
- Pricing structure and options for service delivery.
- Compliance documents for small business participation.
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- No specific budget range provided for the contract.
- Details on performance metrics or service level agreements are not mentioned.
- Lack of information regarding previous systems in place that the new service needs to improve upon.
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