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This Solicitation opportunity from North Carolina was posted on May 11, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Library Engagement Technology Tools

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940RFP042926State & Local

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The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library is requesting proposals from qualified vendors to provide an integrated digital engagement platform designed to enhance patron interaction across both online and mobile channels. The suite of tools must include a public events calendar, a room reservation system for both public and staff-managed spaces, functionality for scheduling one-on-one appointments with library staff, and a mobile application to enrich the digital experience. Vendors are expected to ensure that their solutions integrate effectively with the library’s existing systems, notably the Polaris Integrated Library System (ILS) used for circulation and patron records, and BiblioCommons, which supports discovery and patron engagement. This integration aims to create a seamless experience for both patrons and staff, minimizing operational fragmentation. Submissions should outline a clear implementation strategy covering project management, configuration, potential data migration, system integration, and staff training, along with details of ongoing support, maintenance, and upgrade procedures. The solution must be cloud-based, scalable, and comply with relevant data security, privacy, and accessibility standards. The library prioritizes platforms that offer unified or tightly integrated modules to reduce administrative burdens while delivering consistent, engaging digital interactions for patrons. Proposals are due by May 28, 2026, and vendors are encouraged to demonstrate how their solutions align with these requirements to support the library’s commitment to enhancing user engagement.

General Info

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library seeks cloud-based digital platform with events, reservations, appointments, mobile app, and Polaris integration.

Agency

North Carolina → Charlotte Mecklenburg Library

NAICS

518210 - Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

NC, US

Set-Aside

NONE

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CML Library Engagement Technology Tools RFP.pdf

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AgencyNorth Carolina → Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
Contacts1 person available
OfficeNC, US
Organization / Agency
North Carolina → Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
Office AddressNC, US
Contacts
Walter Freeman

Full Description

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The library is seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide an integrated, user-friendly suite of digital engagement tools that enhance the patron experience across online and mobile platforms. The solutions should support core engagement functions including: • A public-facing events and programs calendar • A room reservation system for public and staff-managed spaces • Tools for scheduling one-on-one appointments with library staff • A mobile application to enhance the digital experience The library currently utilizes the Polaris ILS for circulation, patron records, and core library operations, as well as BiblioCommons for discovery and patron engagement. Proposers should clearly describe how their solution integrates with the existing BiblioCommons platform, and how it will interoperate with Polaris ILS to ensure a seamless patron and staff experience. Proposers should describe their approach to implementation, including project management, configuration, data migration (if applicable), integration with existing systems, and staff training. Ongoing support, system maintenance, and upgrade processes should also be detailed. The solution should be cloud-based, scalable, and compliant with applicable data security, privacy, and accessibility standards. The library is particularly interested in solutions that minimize fragmentation by providing a unified platform or tightly integrated modules, reduce administrative burden on staff, and deliver a seamless and engaging experience for patrons across all digital touchpoints