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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS RFP NUMBER: 0A1031 DATE ISSUED

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Inspection Receipts, CDL Test Receipts, Motorcoach Bus Inspections, Driver Images, Print on<br />

Demand VR Stickers and many other POS items).<br />

Future. Over the next few months, the system hardware and software are being upgraded to<br />

Unisys ES7000, Dell and Microsoft SQL-Server 2005 and .NET 2.0.<br />

Beyond that, the application is being expanded to include the Driver Exam (DX) stations for the<br />

integration of driver written and road tests to the driver licensing process. The old process is<br />

paper-based and requires the prospective driver to go to the DR for a temporary permit packet<br />

before going to the Driver Exam station. The customers then have to carry the paper permit<br />

information with signatures and seals with them until they have completed the final road test. The<br />

new process will eliminate a step by starting the customer at the DX. It will provide a seamless<br />

paperless process to update the test information in BASS, and allow the DRs to issue the plastic<br />

card permits and licenses without the paper temporary packets. The project is scheduled for pilot<br />

in June/July 2008 with full implementation Sept/Oct. 2008<br />

There is a plan in place to network the printers at the DR’s and CSC’s that are currently run<br />

locally. The plan includes the following:<br />

1) Installing two (2) data cables up to 290 feet in length between the existing network rack and<br />

locations designated or approved by DTS at all Class 6-8 agencies.<br />

2) Installing one (1) data cable up to 290 feet in length between the existing network rack and<br />

locations designated or approved by DTS at all Class 1-5 agencies.<br />

3) Installing an additional 24-port patch panel, if needed, to support additional cable drops.<br />

4) Terminating all new cable connections to the patch panel. Route and terminate the cables in<br />

a fashion that is consistent with the existing site data cable. Terminate all end points with<br />

Category 5E jacks.<br />

5) Testing all installed cables to ensure compliance with EIA/TIA 568B standards.<br />

Quantity Description<br />

.4 Category 5E cable, Plenum Rated, Blue, 100ft<br />

.05 Patch Panel, Cat 5E, 24 Port<br />

2 Jack, Cat 5E, Gigamax Snap-In (Blue)<br />

1 Multiport Wall plates, Single-Gang, Two Port (Ivory)<br />

1 Surface Mount Back boxes, Single – Gang, 1.45” deep<br />

(Ivory)<br />

2 Patch Cord 3ft<br />

2 Patch Cord 10ft<br />

1 Miscellaneous Materials<br />

B. Any proposed system of optional configuration must be designed to utilize the infrastructure<br />

design outlined in the ODPS IT Essential Technical Architecture standards (Supplement Two).<br />

C. Equipment and software drivers supplied by the Contractor must be a mirror image of the<br />

equipment they provide for production systems. Equipment supplied by the ODPS will be a mirror<br />

image of the equipment provided by ODPS for production systems.<br />

Thick Client PC:<br />

If the proposed solution is a system using thick client PCs, the thick client must have Windows XP as its<br />

operating system; have sufficient memory to temporarily store the camera image and signature captured<br />

from the signature pad. The thick client must interface with the ODPS BASS system to collect the<br />

customer information from the central in-house storage and merge with the image and signature, show<br />

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