Minnesota Supplier Systems #2000018786

Twin Cities Metro Law Enforcement Liaison and Traffic-Safety Services

Minnesota is seeking a Twin Cities-area law enforcement liaison to advance traffic-safety programs and enforcement. - Government buyer: State of Minnesota, Department of Public Safety (DPS), Office of Traffic Safety (OTS); service area covers OTS-designated Twin Cities metropolitan counties. - Service requested: Law Enforcement Liaison services connecting OTS with state, county, tribal, and municipal law-enforcement agencies. No products, manufacturers, OEMs, or commercial vendors are identified. - Provider qualifications: An experienced sworn law-enforcement peace officer or retiree who resides in the designated service area and maintains Minnesota residency throughout the contract. - Core work: Promote OTS traffic-safety programs, grants, mobilizations, training, and Toward Zero Deaths initiatives; share crash data; support strategic enforcement planning and multi-agency meetings; provide technical assistance and presentations; encourage Safe Road Coalition participation; arrange electronic roadway-sign delivery; and check that previously provided equipment remains in traffic-safety use. - Participation and reporting: Seek participation from at least 75% of agencies in the service area during mobilizations, hold planning meetings at least twice annually ahead of major mobilizations, and provide progress and outcome reports. - Capacity and pricing: One liaison-services requirement, with a limit of 1,500 service hours and $100,000 per 12-month period. Pricing is based on fixed hourly rates; separate travel or other expense reimbursement is not provided in the cost instructions. - Term: An initial 12-month period with the possibility of up to four additional years.

Description

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety, through its Office of Traffic Safety, seeks a professional and technical services contractor to serve as a Law Enforcement Liaison in the Twin Cities Metro Area. The liaison will connect the Office of Traffic Safety with state, county, tribal, and municipal law enforcement agencies, promote participation in traffic-safety enforcement programs, and encourage greater prioritization of traffic safety. The contractor must be an experienced sworn law enforcement peace officer or retiree and reside in the geographic area throughout the contract. The solicitation attachments state that the 12-month cost may not exceed $100,000 and the service hours may not exceed 1,500.

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