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Salt Lake City Request for Proposals SLCI27013 - AI Enabled Non-Emergency Public Safety Call Handling and Assistive Solution

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Salt Lake City Corporation is seeking qualified offerors to submit competitive sealed proposals for an AI-enabled solution designed to handle non-emergency public safety calls and provide assistive services to the city’s Emergency 911 Department. The initiative aims to enhance operational efficiency by diverting non-emergency inquiries away from emergency lines, improving response times for true emergencies, and delivering more effective civilian assistance through intelligent automation. The solicitation, identified as SLCI27013, was posted on July 16, 2026, with a strict response deadline of August 13, 2026. Proposals must demonstrate proven capabilities in deploying scalable, secure, and compliant AI systems that integrate seamlessly with existing public safety infrastructure while ensuring data privacy and accessibility for all residents. The point of contact for inquiries is Aron LoCoco at aron.lococo@slc.gov, and all submissions must adhere to the requirements outlined on the official opportunity page hosted on the Utah BonfireHub platform.

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Salt Lake City seeks AI solution to manage non-emergency 911 calls by August 13, 2026, ensuring security, compliance, and seamless integration.

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561421 - Telephone Answering ServicesView NAICS

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UT, USA

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SLCI27013 Attachment 3 Cost Proposal

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RFP SLCI27013 AI-enabled Non-Emergency Public Safety Call Handling Solution

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SLCI27013 RFP Evaluation Score Sheet for AI Enabled Non-Emergency Public Safety Solution

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Salt Lake City RFP SLCI27013 AI Enabled Non-Emergency Public Safety Call Handling

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SLCI27013 Sample Agreement for AI Enabled Non-Emergency Call Handling

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Confidential and Proprietary Info Declaration Form

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Salt Lake City Corporation is soliciting competitive sealed proposals from qualified offerors to provide an AI-enabled non-emergency public safety call handling and assistive solution for the City's Emergency 911 Department.

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