Office of District AttorneyIssuing agency·Los Angeles, CA·via a public procurement portalThe Los Angeles County (County) District Attorney’s Office (LADA) is issuing this Request for Proposals (RFP) to solicit proposals from qualified organizations to provide a modern, fully integrated, cloud-based Case Management System (CMS) Solution. LADA is not seeking a locally hosted, County data center, or on-premises server deployment. The new CMS will replace multiple aging legacy applications and will serve as LADA’s enterprise platform to manage the entire lifecycle of a criminal case—from investigation, intake and filing through trial, sentencing, post-disposition, and post-conviction. This RFP is issued by LADA with the purpose of selecting a vendor capable of delivering a CMS that supports the full prosecutorial lifecycle and seamlessly integrates with partner justice agencies, courts, and other County systems. Interested and qualified Proposers that meet the minimum mandatory requirements (refer to Section 4.0 (Minimum Mandatory Requirements) of the RFP) and that can demonstrate their ability to successfully provide a CMS solution are invited to submit Proposal(s).
Commodity: SOFTWARE-MICROCOMPUTER-INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Type: Commodity / Service
Provide cloud-based CMS software, licensing, implementation, configuration, data migration from legacy systems including PIMS, integrations with Superior Court Odyssey, law enforcement, probation, defense, e-discovery and County systems via PIX/Cloverleaf, testing, training, deployment and cutover, post-implementation stabilization, and ongoing maintenance, support and hosted services with reporting, security and compliance.
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Source: Office of District Attorney (solicitation RFP-DA-IT01), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
