Indiana Department of Administration #000610000086904

This opportunity involves a Request for Information (RFI) from the Indiana Department of Administration (IDOA) seeking innovative blockchain technology solutions for multiple state agencies. - Government Buyer: - Indiana Department of Administration (IDOA), Procurement Division - Agencies involved: Office of the Secretary of State, Family & Social Services Administration, Department of Workforce Development, Department of Child Services, Indiana Office of Technology, Bureau of Motor Vehicles - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; open to all qualified providers of blockchain solutions - Products/Services Requested: - Blockchain technology solutions to improve efficiency, security, and customer experience in state government operations - Solutions may include artificial intelligence (AI) components - Proposals should detail expertise, solution design, cost implications, implementation requirements, and necessary programmatic changes - Preference for cloud-based solutions hosted in a state-owned cloud tenant; alternatives considered with strong justification - Respondents must address AI usage, control, and future plans - Compliance with anticipated state cybersecurity standards (StateRAMP/GovRAMP) is expected - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Solutions must address hosting infrastructure and AI integration - Participation in this RFI may be required for future solicitations - Proposals should consider state cybersecurity compliance - Place of Performance/Delivery: - Indiana Department of Administration, Procurement Division, 402 W. Washington St., Room W478, Indianapolis, IN 46204

The Indiana Department of Administration (IDOA) issued a Request for Information (RFI) pursuant to House Enrolled Act 1322 (2025) to gather information and innovative ideas regarding blockchain technology and its potential applications to improve efficiency, security, and customer experience in state government operations. This RFI is on behalf of multiple state agencies including the Office of the Secretary of State, Family & Social Services Administration, Department of Workforce Development, Department of Child Services, Indiana Office of Technology, and Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Respondents are asked to provide detailed proposals including their expertise, solution description, cost implications, and any necessary programmatic changes. The response deadline is April 3, 2026.