Sole Source Request: MioVision Remote Corridor Monitoring, Detection and Reporting Technology

The City of Sandy Springs is issuing a sole‑source procurement to Miovision Technologies for a complete Remote Corridor Monitoring, Detection and Reporting solution that integrates with the city’s SCOOT adaptive traffic signal system. The package includes a Core DCM, SmartView 360 camera, universal extension bracket, a detection plan, and traffic count data services. The contract is valued at approximately $200 K and will be used by the Public Works Department to enhance traffic monitoring, lane‑by‑lane volume detection, and incident reporting across the city’s arterial corridors. • Product: Miovision One™ hardware (cameras, DCM) plus software licensing and data services. • Purpose: Replace/upgrade existing traffic‑signal detection equipment to be compatible with SCOOT. • Scope: Delivery, installation, configuration, and ongoing data reporting for the city’s traffic network. • Vendor: Miovision Technologies, sole‑approved distributor in GA (Transportation Control Systems). • Estimated contract value: $199,983. • Timeline: Posting opens Sep 11 2026, closes Sep 16 2026; award date not yet set.