The Texas Juvenile Justice Department is seeking a vendor to provide electronic monitoring services for youth on parole. The services include providing one-piece GPS monitoring devices with cellular data services and/or Wifi services, allowing for enrollee tracking and communication with the supervising agent. The device must detect and record enrollee tampering and have the ability to transmit data confirming an enrollee's location in areas that prevent GPS signals. The vendor will be responsible for installation and deinstallation of the devices, as well as providing training to TJJD staff. The contract will have an initial term of 36 months, with two optional 12-month renewals.
Key features of the job include:
• Providing one-piece GPS monitoring devices with cellular data services and/or Wifi services
• Allowing for enrollee tracking and communication with the supervising agent
• Detecting and recording enrollee tampering
• Transmitting data confirming an enrollee's location in areas that prevent GPS signals
• Installing and deinstalling devices
• Providing training to TJJD staff
• Maintaining a shelf stock of devices equal to 20 units or 25% of the average daily activated units
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