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This Solicitation opportunity from Rhode Island was posted on April 3, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

RISP Feasibility Study on Aquidneck Island Portsmouth Barracks

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RFP24004043State & Local

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The Rhode Island State Police is requesting proposals from qualified vendors to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study regarding the operational presence of the Rhode Island State Police on Aquidneck Island, specifically focusing on the Portsmouth Barracks. The study aims to evaluate the necessity and effectiveness of maintaining or expanding police presence on the island by analyzing various factors such as calls for service, response times, crime rates, emergencies, patrol activities (both land and water), and the impact of seasonal population and traffic fluctuations due to visitors and events. This assessment will help determine the appropriate level of police support needed to ensure public safety and effective law enforcement operations in the area. Interested vendors are encouraged to participate in a non-mandatory prebid conference scheduled for April 11, 2024, via Zoom, to gather additional information. The solicitation, titled "RISP Feasibility Study on Aquidneck Island Portsmouth Barracks," was posted on April 3, 2024, with a deadline for responses set for May 2, 2024. The contract is managed by Rhode Island Purchasing, under the NAICS code 561110, and is open to vendors who can provide relevant consulting services. For further details or to access the full solicitation, vendors can visit the Rhode Island bid portal or contact the designated point of contact, Marisa DelFarno, via email or phone.

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RFP24004043 - Public Safety Consulting: RISP Aquidneck Island Feasibility Study

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RFP24004043 - RISP Feasibility Study on Aquidneck Island Portsmouth Barracks

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RFP24004043 - RISP Feasibility Study Q&A Addendum #1

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RFP24004043 Solicitation Change Details Report

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ISBE Form - RFP Appendix B MBE/WBE Participation Plan

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RFP24004043 Prebid Conference Information

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Supplemental Bidder Attestation Form for R.I. Gen. Laws § 37-2-13.1(b)

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AgencyRhode Island Purchasing
Contacts1 person available
OfficeRI, USA
Organization / AgencyRhode Island Purchasing
Office AddressRI, USA
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Marisa DelFarnoPrimary Contact

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The Rhode Island State Police is seeking proposals from vendors to provide a feasibility study for Rhode Island State Police Operational Presence on Aquidneck Island (Portsmouth Barracks), and analyze the need for an operational presence of the Rhode Island State Police (RISP) on Aquidneck Island including evaluation of calls for service, response times to calls for service, crimes, emergencies, patrols (land and water) and presence to support population and traffic changes due to seasonal visitors and events. There will be a non-mandatory prebid conference on Thursday April 11, 2024 at 1:00pm via Zoom. For more information, a. when viewing from public bid board, click on the “print/download solicitation” button in the upper right corner of this window, or b. vendor can login to their WebProcure account to view this solicitation in full.

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