Find open Digital Evidence Management Software RFPs from state agencies, local governments, school districts and higher ed institutions.
5 opportunities shown.
Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Seeking information regarding potential solutions for a digital evidence storage and management environment to be utilized by OFPC’s Fire Investigations Branch.
CountyFL
Posted
Sep 4, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Pinellas County is seeking information from qualified vendors regarding digital evidence and exhibits management solution for use by county court and circuit court entities.
CountyMD
Posted
Nov 19, 2025
Nov 30, 2026
Body-worn camera footage, dashcam recordings, forensic lab results, surveillance video, private resident video, commercial establishment video, documents, medical records, banking records, case party statements, interview room video, transcriptions, translations, cell phone dumps, to name a few.
CityNJ
Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Integrated body-worn camera, in-car video, digital evidence management, software, storage, installation, training, support and related services.
Higher EducationIA
Posted
Sep 16, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
New body cameras, squad car and vehicle cameras, interview/booking room cameras, and a unified cloud-based digital evidence storage and management system for the entire system.
Recent board meeting, budget, plan, and contract evidence, connected to the buyer and relevant decision-makers.
- Public disclosure requests in Lakewood rose 45% year-over-year, with more time spent reviewing body-worn camera footage, driving a recognized need for better evidence management. - The city attorney's office is investing in processes, technology, and staff training to strengthen compliance with public records and data protection requirements. - An office assistant position was converted to a higher-level role dedicated to public records and data protection to handle the growing workload. - The city is transitioning prosecution services to a contracted model, with attention to consistent service delivery and public records compliance.
- The Hartland Village Board moved to approve purchasing Axon body and fleet cameras on a 10-year plan at $45,258.30, subject to legal approval. - Police Chief compared GTAC and Axon quotes, noting GTAC's 5-year cost at $123,850 while emphasizing Axon's evidence.com platform for DA video sharing. - Chief detailed ongoing GTAC squad camera malfunctions and poor microphone quality, underscoring the operational need to replace the current system. - The board discussed a federal grant application for body cameras that could cover up to 50% of costs, with an uncertain outcome.
