Attachment 1 - Industry Day 5.17.23 final.pdf
Posted: May 17, 2023
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industry day presentation for the Administrative Office of the United States Courts Probation and Pretrial Services Office regarding location monitoring equipment and remote alcohol detection devices. The purpose of the industry day is to enhance the draft Statement of Work (SOW) for these technologies through market research and dialogue with interested vendors. The focus will be on three technologies: virtual monitoring mobile application, GPS wrist-worn devices, and remote alcohol detection devices.
Vendors are encouraged to submit up to 10 critical technical questions regarding the SOW by a specified due date, and responses will be provided to all vendors participating in one-on-one events by a certain date.
The event will take place from July 11-14, 2023, at the Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building in Washington, DC. Vendors participating in one-on-one events are limited to three company representatives and must submit attendee names in advance for security clearance. The agenda includes one-on-one dialogues based on submitted questions, vendor presentations on technology solutions, and equipment specifications. Vendors are required to bring installation procedures and equipment specifications for each technology type.
The document outlines detailed questions for vendors regarding GPS wrist-worn devices, virtual monitoring mobile applications, remote alcohol detection devices, and GPS ankle-worn devices to ensure comprehensive discussions during the industry day.
Vendors are encouraged to submit up to 10 critical technical questions regarding the SOW by a specified due date, and responses will be provided to all vendors participating in one-on-one events by a certain date.
The event will take place from July 11-14, 2023, at the Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building in Washington, DC. Vendors participating in one-on-one events are limited to three company representatives and must submit attendee names in advance for security clearance. The agenda includes one-on-one dialogues based on submitted questions, vendor presentations on technology solutions, and equipment specifications. Vendors are required to bring installation procedures and equipment specifications for each technology type.
The document outlines detailed questions for vendors regarding GPS wrist-worn devices, virtual monitoring mobile applications, remote alcohol detection devices, and GPS ankle-worn devices to ensure comprehensive discussions during the industry day.
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