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WAPOL Seeks Livescan Fingerprint Units

Western Australia Police Force is seeking current market information via RFI for livescan digital fingerprint capture units. The RFI will provide the WA Police Force with current system and product information to refine minimum technical and functional specifications in preparation for procurement. WA Police Force does not intend to enter into a contract at the […]

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    Western Australia Police Force is seeking current market information via RFI for livescan digital fingerprint capture units.

    The RFI will provide the WA Police Force with current system and product information to refine minimum technical and functional specifications in preparation for procurement.

    WA Police Force does not intend to enter into a contract at the conclusion of this RFI process, however, it is important for respondents with suitable capacity and understanding of the WA Police Force’s requirements participate in this process.

    WAPOL’s operations are divided into 3 regions and sub-divided into fourteen districts, with 35 metropolitan and 123 regional police stations supporting 7000 officers and 2200 staff.

    This tender closes December 13 – you can find out more here.

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