Dynamic E911 & Regulatory Compliance Implementation

The contract requires the implementation of dynamic E911 capabilities that fully comply with Kari’s Law and RAY BAUM’S Act, ensuring that emergency calls made from any location within the organization automatically transmit precise, dispatchable location information to first responders without requiring manual input or user intervention. This must include support for multi-line telephone systems and mobile or remote endpoints, with real-time location tracking that updates as users move across campus or building floors, guaranteeing that emergency services receive accurate and actionable geographic data regardless of the device or network used. The work must be performed under a subcontract arrangement for the University of Georgia’s Georgia office, with a focus on integrating robust, scalable, and secure technology into existing communications infrastructure. The solicitation was posted on July 28, 2026, and responses are due by August 10, 2026, with the NAICS code 541380 indicating the scope aligns with other scientific and technical consulting services. The project demands strict adherence to federal regulatory standards, with no tolerance for non-compliance, and requires a solution capable of maintaining continuity during network changes, device migrations, or system outages. All implemented features must be tested and validated to ensure flawless operation in real-world emergency scenarios.