The University of California at Davis is soliciting information on an electronic document management system for its accounting and financial services division.
While Seattle sleeps, port officials in Puget Sound are on their second cup of double-jolt espresso, keeping cargo safe in the nation's third-largest center for containerized imports and exports.
Every company with a federal or commercial business that wants to expand into the state and local market faces this challenge: how to leverage those business assets into state and local business.
A coalition of public safety and health organizations is sponsoring a program to create an electronic directory of the nation's first responders and emergency personnel.
	The California Department of Fish and Game is developing a contract for an automated license data system. Building the system will require re-engineering how the agency operates.
	On Feb. 10, less than three months after he took office, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger issued an executive order for a sweeping review of state operations to try to restore fiscal responsibility to California government.
	The Video Gaming Division of the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Correction plans to issue a request for proposal in June for secure management of video gaming devices.
	The Division of Social Services of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services will issue a request for proposal in June or July to re-bid its new-hire reporting system contract.
The Washington State Department of Information Services is planning two solicitations for a justice information network. One will be for the design of the network's technical architecture, and the other will be for the network's enterprise service architecture.
When California officials contracted out the state portal four years ago, their strategy was the antithesis of an enterprise approach. Rather than awarding one prime contract, they awarded 20 contracts to six contractors.
"Does your company use offshore resources for any of its state and local business?" That's the most dreaded question for companies with business in this market ? and there is no easy answer to it.
	The District of Columbia is looking for integration services to modernize police systems and operations. This project will replace a program for integrating information management systems and a program for tracking and supervising officers. Requirements include automated field reporting, arrest and booking support, crime analysis and case management. The project is expected to start next fiscal year.
	The Washington State Department of Transportation may go to automatic vehicle identification technology. In a request for information, the state said it is considering the technology as part of an electronic toll collection system for the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. The technology will need to be compatible with the Washington State Ferries point of sale system. Responses to the RFI are due June 4. The RFP is expected in July.
