Opportunity
Dane County Opengov #26-035
Jail Commissary, Banking, and Trust Services for Dane County Sheriff's Office
Posted
March 20, 2026
Respond By
May 01, 2026
Identifier
26-035
NAICS
541512, 522320
Dane County Sheriff's Office is seeking a vendor to provide comprehensive jail resident commissary, banking, and trust services across multiple jail facilities. - Government Buyer: - Dane County Sheriff's Office (local government, Madison, WI) - Products and Services Requested: - Commissary software and kiosks for resident ordering and processing - Must integrate with existing tablet technology (currently Global Tel*Link Corporation dba ViaPath Technologies) - Debit cards for resident banking and trust account management - Comprehensive resident banking and trust account management services - Includes order processing, restrictions, inventory management, reporting, and compliance - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Integration with current IT infrastructure and tablet platform - Service delivery at multiple jail sites (City-County Building and Public Safety Building) - Proposals must include technical narratives, cost breakdowns, and demonstrate compliance with legal and security requirements - Mandatory vendor conference required - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - No specific OEMs required, but current technology platform is Global Tel*Link Corporation dba ViaPath Technologies - Quantities and part numbers are not specified in the solicitation
Description
The Dane County Sheriff's Office is seeking proposals for Resident Commissary and Resident Banking & Trust Services. The contract aims to facilitate ordering and processing commissary services using existing tablet technology to minimize staff involvement and provide robust resident banking and trust services. The scope includes providing comprehensive commissary and resident banking services, including software, kiosks, debit cards, and trust account management across multiple jail sites. Vendors must demonstrate compliance with all specifications and provide detailed narratives, technical descriptions, and cost breakdowns. The process includes a mandatory vendor conference and adherence to legal and security standards.