The City of Crestwood, Missouri (herein after “City” or “Owner”) is seeking a permitting software vendor to provide a fully integrated, permit tracking software system for the processing of land use permits, zoning reviews, building permits, fire inspections, engineering permits, business licenses, liquor licenses and tracking code enforcement cases.
SGI is conducting this Request for Proposal (RFP) for an Automated Permit Route Mapping Solution. SGI is accepting proposals from proponents can provide a Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) solution that encompasses permit issuance and administration, automated routing, and restriction management for the Permit Office and for carriers to self-issue their own permits.
The county uses AMANDA software to process all permits and uses “Connect Live” as its portal to the public. The public is encouraged to use electronic submittals for the different and varying applications. Many of the applications processed by the divisions in GRM are online submissions.
This includes: Local acknowledgement (control cabinet, automation station) Management level Remote operating equipment Specified products: Siemens/ Desigo CC Alarm management strategy The software must permit configuration of alarm management strategy for each data point. The editor provides a way to edit data points directly, online via the building management system.
Bid Title:Request for Permitting, Planning & Code Enforcement Software Category:General GovernmentStatus:Open Description: Allegany County is seeking proposals for a Cloud-Based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) for Permitting, Planning & Enforcement Software.
Allegany County is seeking proposals for a Cloud-Based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) for Permitting, Planning & Enforcement Software. By acquiring a cloud-based software, the County aims to facilitate a more responsive, transparent, efficient permitting process, enhancing the satisfaction of our community members and promoting sustainable development in our region.
It is the sole responsibility of the vendor to assure that all hardware, connections, cabling, and software items have been identified that will permit the full, efficient, and complete function of the solution. vendors are responsible for assuring that the solution as proposed is properly licensed.
