The California Department of Technology is seeking innovative ideas to design leading-edge solutions for the State's broadband for all action plan and digital equity plan. The Request for Innovative Ideas (RFI2) is a competitive procurement approach that aims to engage innovators, entrepreneurs, scientists, vendors, and experts to collaborate on designing comprehensive and effective solutions. The RFI2 process consists of two phases: Phase 1, where innovators submit innovative concept papers, and Phase 2, where selected solution providers submit final proposals. The State is looking for solutions that are scalable, provide a simplified platform, and include training for organizations and residents.
Some key points to consider:
• The RFI2 is a competitive procurement with two phases.
• Phase 1 involves submitting innovative concept papers.
• Phase 2 involves submitting final proposals for state-level implementation.
• The State is looking for solutions that address the problem statement and provide value to California and its residents.
• Solution providers must agree to the State's confidentiality requirements and exercise security precautions for all confidential information.
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