Indiana Department of Administration #001900000087776

Indiana Gaming Commission Solicits Independent Gaming Laboratory Testing Services

The Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC), through the Indiana Department of Administration, is seeking proposals for independent gaming laboratory services to certify and test electronic gaming equipment and technology for use in Indiana casinos, racinos, sports wagering platforms, and qualified charitable organizations. - Government Buyer: - Indiana Department of Administration on behalf of the Indiana Gaming Commission - Scope of Services: - Comprehensive certification testing of electronic gaming equipment, technology, and devices - Services required before new games, software, or feature changes are implemented - Includes network penetration testing, on-site audits, and ongoing regulatory support - Secure online access to testing databases must be provided - Key Requirements: - Laboratories must maintain ISO 17020 and ISO 17025 certifications - Compliance with Indiana's Information Security Framework and state laws - Emphasis on data security, confidentiality, and integrity of gaming devices - Disclosure and management of artificial intelligence (AI) usage in solutions and processes, with the ability to enable or disable AI functionality - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Contract term is four years with an option for a two-year renewal (up to six years total)

Description

The Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC) is seeking one or more independent gaming laboratories to provide testing services for electronic gaming-related equipment, technology, and devices. This testing is required prior to the introduction of any new game, software addition, or feature change on gaming devices at casinos, racinos, or charitable gaming organizations that have elected to use electronic pull tabs and/or electronic raffles. The solicitation aims to ensure compliance and integrity of gaming devices through thorough laboratory testing.

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