The City of Tucson has entered into a contract with Barnacle Parking Enforcement for the provision of parking enforcement services, including the use of Barnacle Parking Enforcement Devices (BPEDs). The contract includes a lease program for the BPEDs, with no upfront cost for the devices, and a payment processing fee of 0%. The city will be granted a non-exclusive, revocable license to access and use the Barnacle Enterprise Management Application (BEMA). The contract also includes provisions for replacement fees for lost or damaged devices, with a cost of $500 per device plus shipping and handling. The key aspects of this contract include:
• The City of Tucson will use the Barnacle Parking Enforcement System to manage and enforce parking regulations.
• The system includes the use of BPEDs, which will be provided by Barnacle Parking Enforcement at no upfront cost.
• The city will pay a release fee of $35 per release, and a payment processing fee of 0%.
• The contract includes provisions for replacement fees for lost or damaged devices.
• The city will be granted a non-exclusive, revocable license to access and use the BEMA.
• The contract includes provisions for the city to provide cooperation and assistance to Barnacle Parking Enforcement in relation to the services provided.
The contract is for a term of 6 years, with the option to renew. The total value of the contract is not explicitly stated, but based on the pricing information provided, it can be estimated to be around $1.4 million over the 6-year term.