Offender Monitoring and Tracking System (OMTS)

The Texas Juvenile Justice Department is seeking a vendor to provide an Offender Monitoring and Tracking System (OMTS) for use in secured facilities. The system should be able to track youth offenders, perform safety checks, and aid in identifying risks and detrimental behaviors. The system must be cloud-based, scalable, and interoperable with other technologies. The vendor will be responsible for developing, configuring, testing, and releasing the OMTS solution. Key features of the system include: tracking youth offender movement history, scheduling appointments, capturing well-being checks and observations, and providing reporting capabilities. The system must also be able to integrate with a case management system via an Application Programming Interface (API). • The system must be able to track 1,400 housing locations across each site. • The system must provide digital/tagging of youth offenders. • The system must be able to capture well-being checks and observations of youth. • The system must include a centralized management and administration component. • The system must be able to integrate with a case management system via API. • The system must provide reporting capabilities to track youth offenders and their status.