The vendor is required to provide detention facility phone and video visitation services for all costs associated with the installation, uninstallation, and maintenance of their equipment.
- Non-system-specific requirements
1. Phone services:
• Inmate calling: provide clear and reliable phone services for inmates to call approved contacts.
• Call recording: implement call recording to ensure compliance with regulations and provide access to a user-friendly graphical interface to review recordings for investigative purposes.
• Call blocking: enable call blocking to restrict calls to unauthorized numbers.
• Pre-paid collect calling accounting: offer pre-paid calling services and collect calling.
• Attorney and legal calls: provide a method in which inmates may contact legal numbers and regularly import attorney contact information from the state bar registry.
2. Video visitation:
• Must have the ability to integrate with the inmate tablet provider. the provider will be selected later in 2025.
• Video visitation kiosks: install touch-screen video visitation kiosks in designated areas.
• Scheduling: implement a site-user configurable scheduling system for video visits.
• Video recording: record video visits for compliance and security purposes with the ability to review video using a user-friendly graphical interface for investigative purposes.
• Video quality: ensure high-quality video and audio transmissions at standard definition 720p.
• User management: require outside non-inmate users to register on the vendor’s website, provide their driver's license, and submit to facility review before being able to communicate with any inmate.
• All data entered by the registered user at any stage of the registration must be accessible to facility staff.
3. Voice biometrics:
• Enrollment process: implement a process for enrolling inmates’ voices during the booking process.
• Verification and authentication: utilize voice biometrics and a pin for inmate identification and authentication.
• Enrollment stations: provide an enrollment station in the booking area.
4. Investigative tools:
• Call recording review: provide tools for reviewing and analyzing recorded calls.
• Keyword search: enable keyword search capabilities for identifying relevant content.
• Reporting: generate configurable reports on call patterns, usage trends, and other relevant data.
5. Fraud management:
• Fraud detection: implement measures to detect and prevent fraudulent activity, such as unauthorized calls, account sharing, account tampering or three (3) way calls.
• Fraud investigation: provide tools for investigating fraud incidents.
• Fraud data: make data such as IP addresses, location data, billing information, and contact information available to facility staff through a secure graphical interface with configurable reporting.
• Fraud prevention: implement preventative measures to minimize the risk of fraud and other financial harm to inmates.
6. System integrations:
• Jail management system: integrate with the existing jail management system and any future to share inmate information and manage accounts.
• Commissary and banking system: integrate with the current and any future commissary and banking vendor.
• Third-party applications: allow the facility to whitelist and install third-party applications.
7. Reporting and business intelligence:
• Data analytics: provide access to raw inmate data with configurable reporting tools.
• Custom reporting: allow for facility users to create custom reports to meet specific needs in addition to canned reports.
• Dashboard capabilities: provide a dashboard for real-time monitoring and performance tracking.
• Latency, packet loss, and other standard technical metrics.
8. System configuration suite:
• User management: provide tools for managing facility, inmate, and outside user accounts and permissions.
• Facility configuration: allow for customization of the system to meet the specific needs of the facility.
• System administration: provide comprehensive system administration capabilities.
9. Compliance:
• Ensure compliance with all applicable FCC regulations, including those relating to the Martha wright-reed act.
- Contract Period/Term: 2 years
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: September 18, 2025
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