Electronic Monitoring (NASPO)

North Dakota’s Office of Management and Budget is joining the NASPO ValuePoint cooperative contract for electronic monitoring solutions. By piggy‑backing on an already‑awarded master agreement, the State will procure hardware, software, and related services for GPS‑based monitoring, remote asset tracking, and related reporting capabilities for correctional and public‑safety applications. Vendors must be approved on the North Dakota State Bidders List and meet the NASPO‑specified technical requirements. The agreement runs for a six‑year period (2026‑2032) and is intended for statewide use by any agency needing electronic‑monitoring services. • Scope includes acquisition, installation, and support of electronic‑monitoring devices and associated software platforms. • Participation is through a cooperative purchase; no separate competitive solicitation is issued by the State. • Vendors must comply with NASPO ValuePoint terms and be eligible under the State’s bidders list. • The contract period is six years, with potential for renewal under NASPO terms. • No explicit budget ceiling is disclosed; typical state‑wide electronic‑monitoring contracts range from a few million to several million dollars.