Opportunity
Osceola County Vendorlink #SDOC-27-019-SS_LV
Procurement of SRS Mobility Radar Safety Systems for School Buses
Posted
August 14, 2026
Respond By
August 24, 2026
Identifier
SDOC-27-019-SS_LV
NAICS
334511, 811219
Osceola County School Board's Transportation Department is pursuing a sole source procurement for advanced radar safety systems for ten school buses. - Government Buyer: - Osceola County School Board, Transportation Department - OEM and Vendor: - SRS. Mobility, LLC (Original Equipment Manufacturer and sole vendor) - Products/Services Requested: - Advanced Imaging Radar School Bus Safety System - Exterior accident prevention solution (radar sensors to detect movement and foreign objects around the bus) - Interior 'No Child Left-Behind' prevention solution (radar sensors to detect passengers and vital signs inside the bus) - Installation and calibration of radar safety systems on ten buses - Product Line Items: - 10 exterior radar safety systems (no part numbers provided) - 10 interior radar safety systems (no part numbers provided) - Services Line Items: - Installation and calibration for 10 buses - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Sole source procurement due to proprietary technology - Next-generation radar technology, superior to traditional 2D/3D sensors - System must alert drivers and transportation control center to movement, foreign objects, and children left behind - Installation and calibration required as part of procurement
Description
SRS. Mobility, LLC will provide, install and calibrate the radar safety system on the interior and exterior of ten (10) buses to aid in the protection of students. The Advanced Imaging Radar School Bus Safety System uses next-generation radar technology to protect students both outside and inside the bus. The system includes an exterior accident prevention solution with radar sensors creating a detection zone and an interior no child left-behind prevention solution that detects passengers and vital signs inside the bus. The project is a sole source procurement by the Osceola County School Board's Transportation Department.