Wisconsin Vendornet Platform #510671

Wisconsin Agencies Seek Youth Services, Surveillance Cameras (RECONYX), and Janitorial Services

This summary covers three procurement opportunities from Wisconsin state agencies:

• State of Wisconsin Department of Children and Families (DCF), Bureau of Youth Services:

  • Seeks proposals for Runaway and Homeless Youth (RHY) Program Services across seven regions
  • Services include emergency shelter, outreach, case management, counseling, education, employment support, and housing for youth aged 12-21
  • Emphasizes trauma-informed, youth-driven, and Housing First approaches
  • Annual funding of $825,000 with regional awards and a required 15% agency match
  • No specific OEMs or commercial vendors are named; open to non-profits, local, and tribal governments

• State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR):

  • Solicits bids for HyperFire 4k Surveillance LPC Cellular Cameras (RECONYX HS4KC model) for law enforcement investigative use
  • OEM highlighted: RECONYX
  • Requirements include centralized account support, Reconyx Phone App access, IT security, and data protection compliance
  • Includes account setup, yearly maintenance, and SIM card fees
  • Award to lowest qualified bidder
  • Seeks janitorial services for DNR facilities
  • Includes monthly cleaning, consumables (hand soap, paper towels, toilet paper, can liners), and extra work billed hourly (estimated 100 hours annually)
  • Current provider is Right Shine; bidders must include consumables in pricing

• Notable requirements:

  • For RHY services: trauma-informed, culturally responsible, and youth-driven practices
  • For surveillance cameras: strict IT security and data protection standards
  • For janitorial: inclusion of consumables and flexibility for extra work

• No other OEMs or specific commercial vendors are named except RECONYX for surveillance cameras.

Description

This solicitation is for the purchase of pickup and disposal services for dead bear carcasses found on state highways and Interstate rights-of-way in Wisconsin. The contract will establish a pool of potential contractors to service the state as needed over an anticipated five-year period. Contractors will be monitored for performance and may be removed or added to the pool during the contract term. The services cover areas under the responsibility of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT).

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