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Closed ATM View - P21/407

RFP for a Speech to Text Solution

Contact Details

Procurement Officer

Phone:
+61262687418

Email Address:
acictenders@acic.gov.au

ATM ID:

P21/407

Agency:

Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission

Category:

43230000 - Software

Close Date & Time:

17-Jan-2022 2:00 pm (ACT Local Time)
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Publish Date:

18-Nov-2021

Location:

ACT

ATM Type:

Request for Proposal

Multi Agency Access:

Yes

Multi Agency Access Type:

All Agencies

Panel Arrangement:

Multi-stage:

Yes

Multi-stage Criteria:

This Market Approach Process is a two-part process whereby Respondents are invited to propose a solution or service that meets the requirements described in this RFP. This will include an outline of their pricing model and an estimated whole of life cost for the solutions being proposed. Vendors are also invited to provide additional information on their organisation that includes their ability to deliver a solution. The ACIC will then short list the proposals via an evaluation process against the defined criteria refer Attachment D, this could be one or multiple respondents. The short-listed respondents will then be invited to respond to a restricted approach to the market.

Description:

The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) is Australia's national criminal intelligence agency. We work with our law enforcement partners to improve the national ability to respond to crime impacting Australia. The ACIC achieves its goals by employing a range of capabilities including the use of coercive powers.

The ACIC’s coercive powers, similar to a Royal Commission, are used in special operations and special investigations to obtain information where the Board of the ACIC determines that it is in the public interest to do so. Our coercive powers authorise our examiners to compel people to give evidence for the purposes of special ACIC operations or investigations. Hearings or ‘Examinations’ are held in private and are transcribed for the intelligence purposes of the agency. Hearings are held under controlled, court room type conditions, with minimal speakers and all speakers captured via individual microphones, as well as audio and video recording of high quality.

Conditions for Participation:

Please refer to the attached RFP documentation

Timeframe for Delivery:

Please refer to the attached RFP documentation

Address for Lodgement:

4 National Circuit , Barton, ACT 2600

Contact Details

Procurement Officer

Phone: +61262687418

Email Address: acictenders@acic.gov.au