Digital Regulations and Data Management System

The vendor is required to provide to digital regulation platforms and services to replace and/or supplement print versions.
- There are five primary sources of revenue:
• License and permit sales required for hunting, fishing and trapping activities
• Federal grants and programs including federal aid in wildlife restoration, federal aid in sport fish restoration, state and tribal wildlife grant program, recreational boating safety grant program and special competitive grant awards
• Transfer of state revenue collected through watercraft sales and use taxes and from sales taxes collected on outdoor‐related goods and equipment purchased by anglers, boaters, hunters, and wildlife enthusiasts
• Boat registration and titling for all watercraft powered by mechanical means
• Other revenue sources such as state wildlife magazine subscriptions, conservation license plates, merchandise sales, donations and other sources.
- This 52- page, color publication contains sections on general information, bear hunting, elk hunting, deer hunting, turkey hunting, small game hunting, furbearer hunting and trapping, and public hunting lands.
- Advertising pages are included in the publication.
- We would also require integration with our licensing/point of sale/customer service solution, found at website and our go outdoors mobile app, as well as our explore the wild public recreation access application; such integrations should include GIS location matching capabilities when appropriate, as well as the availability of structured data output via an API or similar mechanism, so that relevant information may be integrated, consumed, or displayed by department digital properties (e.g., website, mobile app, etc.) in a manner that is query-able, flexible, and comprehensive.
- Budget: $70 million
- Contract Period/Term: 1 year
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: August 01, 2025