Unified Data Dissemination Project - OIT

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's Air Pollution Control Division is seeking a unified data dissemination tool to provide the public with access to air quality information. The tool should be a web application that allows for the communication, visualization, and download of various air quality data. The successful proposer will be required to develop a data dissemination web application that meets the mandatory minimum requirements outlined in the RFP, including experience with AWS, interactive map-based applications, and large environmental datasets. The application should also be accessible, user-friendly, and compliant with relevant security and privacy standards. Some key features of the project include: • Developing a web application to disseminate air quality information to the public • Integrating data from various sources, including air monitoring data and emissions permitting documentation • Creating a user-friendly interface for staff to modify and update the application • Ensuring accessibility and security compliance • Providing training and documentation for the application The project is expected to last for approximately 5 years, with an initial contract term of one partial year and the option to extend for up to four additional years.