OUPS Ticket Screening and GIS Coordination Services
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This subcontract for OUPS Ticket Screening and GIS Coordination Services supports the City of Toledo Sewer and Drainage Department by managing the electronic administrative lifecycle of OUPS tickets for prime contractors. The service provider is responsible for monitoring the OUPS queue 24/7/365, screening tickets using municipal GIS data, and transmitting positive response codes in accordance with Ohio Revised Code section 3781.25. The operational framework utilizes the Ohio811 API platform and specialized GIS software to ensure accuracy and compliance. Key deliverables include the processing of active tickets and the maintenance of a digital archive of clearances for a period of three years. The solicitation was posted on October 16, 2026, with a response deadline of November 3, 2026.
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