SW-115343 - USA (Georgia) - Cloud-Based Downtown Parking Management System - Deadline July 31,2026

(1) Vendor needs to provide cloud–based comprehensive downtown parking management system. • Sensing technology capable of detecting the presence and, where applicable, duration of vehicle occupancy at individual parking spaces.• Solution should be scalable to cover on–street spaces, surface lot spaces, and structured deck levels.• Reliably detect when a vehicle exceeds the posted two–hour limit, with minimal false positives.• Integrate with or coexist alongside existing city systems where reasonable (GIS, identity, reporting, finance and citation processing).• Integration with navigation or mapping applications (Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze, etc.).• Hybrid approaches combining multiple detection methods.• Web–based parking availability map accessible to downtown visitors via desktop or mobile browser.• Mobile enforcement applications providing officers with a dashboard of spaces and current dwell–time status.• Integration with existing handheld ticketing devices or citation management systems.• Role–based access control to support multiple departments (IT, Police, Public Works, Administration).• API or data export capabilities for integration with city systems or future third–party applications.• Support for a mobile–accessible interface for field personnel.• Optional text or app–based notification services• City envisions dynamic digital signage at key intersections and entry points to the Square that displays real–time available space counts, directing drivers efficiently to open parking areas and reducing unnecessary circulating traffic.• Available sign form factors (LED, e–paper, full–color display, etc.) and appropriate mounting configurations for urban streetscape environments.• Visibility characteristics (readability in direct sunlight, night visibility, viewable distance).technology that can support enforcement of the posted 2–hour time limit in a manner that supplements or reduces the burden on sworn officers.• Automated dwell–time tracking with alert generation to enforcement personnel when a vehicle exceeds the permitted duration(2) All the questions must be submitted no later than July 7, 2026.