Opportunity
My Florida Marketplace #ITN 2026-046
Florida Department of Education seeks statewide mobile panic alert system for public schools
Posted
September 15, 2026
Respond By
October 27, 2026
Identifier
ITN 2026-046
NAICS
541511, 541512, 518210
The Florida Department of Education is seeking proposals for a statewide mobile panic alert system, known as Alyssa’s Alert, to be deployed in all public and charter schools. - Government Buyer: - Florida Department of Education - Bureau of Contracts, Grants and Procurement Management Services - Office: 344 Turlington Building - Scope of Procurement: - Statewide mobile panic alert system for all public and charter schools - System must integrate with diverse emergency services technologies and local 911 infrastructure - Real-time coordination among multiple first responder agencies - Features required: - Two-way communication - Customizable district settings - 24/7 technical support - Wearable device option - Compliance with Florida statutes and cybersecurity standards - High system reliability - Products/Services Requested: - Comprehensive, scalable mobile panic alert system (Alyssa’s Alert) - Application programming, operating system programming, client/server programming - System/application management, computer software licensing - Cloud-based software and platform services - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Must interface with a variety of emergency technologies - Seamless communication with first responders and 911 systems - Quarterly performance reviews - Contract term: 36 months, with up to three one-year renewals
Description
This Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) seeks to procure a statewide mobile panic alert system called Alyssa’s Alert. The system must connect diverse emergency service technologies and provide real-time coordination among multiple first responder agencies. It should integrate with local public safety answering point infrastructure to transmit 911 calls and mobile activations for public schools, including charter schools. The procurement is managed by the Florida Department of Education and is currently open for responses until October 27, 2026.