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Closed ATM View - CrimTrac ANPR 2008/4

Automated Number Plate Recognition technology

Contact Details

Erhan Edguer

Phone:
(02) 6245 7759

Email Address:
RFI.ANPR2008-04@crimtrac.gov.au

ATM ID:

CrimTrac ANPR 2008/4

Agency:

CrimTrac

Category:

43230000 - Software

Close Date & Time:

4-Sep-2008 2:00 pm (ACT Local Time)
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Publish Date:

31-Jul-2008

Location:

ACT, NSW, VIC, SA, WA, QLD, NT, TAS
Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Darwin, Hobart

ATM Type:

Request for Information

Description:

CrimTrac is an Executive Agency within the Commonwealth Government in the Attorney General’s Portfolio. The agency was established on 1 July 2000, with the aim to „enhance Australian law enforcement with an emphasis on information-based policing facilitated through rapid access to detailed, current and accurate police information.

CrimTrac is currently undertaking a scoping study to develop a report on the strategic national implementation of an Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR). The ANPR scoping study aims to fully explore the feasibility of the national deployment of ANPR technology and will canvass aspects such as cost / benefit analysis, legislative and policy frameworks, examination of current and required infrastructure, privacy issues and technical options for the implementation of a national infrastructure model. The scoping study represents an exciting opportunity for Australian law enforcement and road transport departments. This Request for Information (RFI) represents the initial engagement with ANPR technology providers to assist the project team assess industry capability and to move towards procurement steps aiming to establish a panel of providers.

Other Instructions:

Registration Process: To receive a copy of the RFI document, organisations must complete and return unamended (other than the insertion of details where appropriate) signed copies of the RFI Registration Form and the Non Disclosure Agreement (together the ‘RFI Registration Documents’).The RFI Registration Documents should not be altered, other than to insert details where appropriate. CrimTrac may not accept alterations to the substantive provisions of any of the RFI Registration Documents that are made by an organisation without those alterations first being notified to and agreed to by CrimTrac. CrimTrac will have absolute discretion as to whether it agrees to the making of any amendment and, unless such amendment would provide an organisation with an inequitable advantage over other interested organisations, will be under no obligation to advise any other organisation of, or to offer to allow any other organisation to make, the same amendment. In the absence of agreement by CrimTrac, the RFI Registration Documents will be deemed to have been submitted unaltered. The completed and executed RFI Registration Documents should be scanned and sent via email to: RFI.ANPR2008-04@crimtrac.gov.au

The signed documents should be mailed as soon as possible thereafter to the address below.

Conditions for Participation:

Not Applicable

Timeframe for Delivery:

Not Applicable

Address for Lodgement:

RFI Number ANPR 2008/4 Tender Box Ground Floor 243 Northbourne Avenue LYNEHAM ACT 2611 Attention: Erhan Edguer

Contact Details

Erhan Edguer

Phone: (02) 6245 7759

Email Address: RFI.ANPR2008-04@crimtrac.gov.au