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Emergency Response Coordination and Dispatch

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The contract requires the establishment and maintenance of a fully operational 24/7 dispatch system responsible for receiving, logging, and coordinating emergency service calls across the State of Rhode Island, with a strict requirement that all responses be initiated within two hours of call receipt. This subcontract under NAICS code 561110 is aimed at ensuring continuous emergency response coordination, placing emphasis on timely, accurate, and reliable communication between dispatch personnel and emergency service providers. The system must be capable of handling high-volume call loads at all times, with protocols in place to ensure no calls are missed and all incidents are documented and tracked with precision. The contract opportunity was posted on August 4, 2026, with a response deadline of August 25, 2026, and is issued by the Rhode Island state agency through its vendor bidding portal. While specific performance locations and point of contact details are not provided, the scope implies statewide coverage and operational accountability. The subcontractor must demonstrate proven capability in emergency dispatch operations, including infrastructure resilience, staff availability around the clock, and compliance with state-established response standards. All systems and procedures must align with the state’s emergency management protocols, and the contractor will be expected to maintain high uptime, data integrity, and rapid escalation procedures to support critical public safety missions.

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Establish 24/7 statewide emergency dispatch system with two-hour response time, high-volume capacity, and strict state compliance.

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State of Rhode IslandView Agency

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561110 - Office Administrative ServicesView NAICS

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RI, US

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AgencyState of Rhode Island
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Maintain a 24/7 dispatch system to receive, log, and coordinate emergency service calls with a 2-hour response requirement.

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