Ocean County Opengov #305154

Ocean County traffic-count processing, reporting, and Miovision video collection equipment

Ocean County is seeking traffic-count processing and reporting services, along with video traffic-data collection equipment and connectivity. - Government buyer: County of Ocean, Engineering Department, Ocean County, New Jersey. - OEM: Miovision is the named OEM; the equipment and accessories may be Miovision or equal. - Requested services: 1,500 hours of intersection turning-volume data processing and reporting; optional 1,500 hours of crosswalk counts, 60 hours of pedestrian and bicycle junction turning-volume counts, and 1,000 hours of vehicle classification. - Equipment and connectivity: Four video traffic-data collection systems, plus four each of rechargeable batteries, battery chargers, Scout cameras with shrouds and lever-lock mounts, and Scout video coil cables; one year of Scout Plus connectivity. - Key requirements: Support video analysis of turning movements, volumes, and classifications; onboard volume and speed counts; and third-party camera video. Reports must support 15-minute intervals, location and direction labels, date and time, traffic-user volumes, and peak-hour-factor statistics. Raw-data export must include formats such as Excel, CSV, or PDF, and processing turnaround is required within three business days. - Equipment requirements: Cameras must provide 1920×1080 resolution, digital image stabilization, automatic dehumidification, low-light capability, and weather resistance. Systems must be portable and support secure web transfer of video; stated connectivity and positioning features include LTE Cat 4, GPS/GLONASS/Galileo, and dual-band Wi-Fi. - Support: Technical support is required during normal business hours through the contract or warranty period, whichever is later.

Description

The County of Ocean is seeking a contractor to process and report traffic count data, including intersection turning volumes from Miovision Scout data, and to provide video traffic data collection equipment. The scope also includes options for crosswalk, pedestrian and bicycle counts, and vehicle classification, as well as cameras and related accessories. The web-based system must support video analysis, reporting, and raw-data export; specifications include processing turnaround requirements and hardware requirements. The contract is for one year from award, with a possible one-year extension by mutual agreement.

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