26-10 Electronic Participation System
Federal opportunity from ARL03 - Manager's Office • Town of Arlington. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 26, 2026. Industry: NAICS 43, 19, 00.
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Description
26-10 Electronic Participation System. RFP available via electronic download from the Town's website www.arlingtonma.gov/purchasing beginning Thursday, February 5, 2026. The Town is seeking vendors to furnish and operate an electronic voting and speaker management system for use during the Town's annual Town Meeting.
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The Town of Arlington, through the Manager's Office, is issuing an RFP for the '26-10 Electronic Participation System' to provide an electronic voting and speaker management system for its annual Town Meeting. The RFP will be available for download on February 5, 2026, and proposals are due by February 26, 2026. This opportunity invites vendors equipped to support civic engagement through technology solutions in municipal settings.
The buyer aims to procure a robust electronic voting and speaker management system to enhance participation during the annual Town Meeting.
- Vendors with experience in civic technology solutions
- Companies specializing in electronic voting systems
- Firms offering comprehensive software support services
- Develop electronic voting system
- Implement speaker management functionalities
- Provide technical support during the Town Meeting
- Ensure compliance with local governance standards
- Proposal outlining system functionalities
- Company experience and case studies
- Technical support plan during implementation
- Cost breakdown for initial setup and ongoing support
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- Ensure compliance with local voting laws
- Adhere to cybersecurity standards during implementation
- Provide user training and support per local requirements
- Consider both upfront costs and long-term support fees
- Outline pricing for any additional features or services requested by the Town
- Consider partnerships with local tech firms for better community engagement
- Collaborate with cybersecurity specialists to ensure data protection
- Potential resistance from town members unfamiliar with electronic systems
- Technical failures during high-pressure voting scenarios
- Compliance lapses with local laws leading to disqualification
- What specific functionalities does the Town prioritize in the voting system?
- Are there preferred vendors or past experiences that inform this RFP?
- What is the expected scale of participation at the annual Town Meeting?
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- No specific budget range provided
- No details on the evaluation criteria for proposals
- Lack of historical context on previous electronic voting efforts
- Absence of performance period specifics
- No mention of technology restrictions or preferences
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