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professional 911 associations, other
Federal agencies, academia, public
interest groups, and any other interested
parties; and to request responses to
specific questions provided below. This
is neither a request for proposals nor an
invitation for bids.
Background
In January 2016, in partnership with
the PSAP community, national
professional 911 associations, all levels
of government, and the private sector,
the Task Force on Optimal PSAP
Architecture (TFOPA) delivered its final
report to the FCC. This document
contains a collaborative vision for the
future of optimal PSAPs and 911
systems in the United States. The
document includes a section (5.9.2)
entitled, ‘‘Findings and Considerations’’
recommending that, ‘‘a National system
enabling the collection and analysis of
standardized administrative data,
operational data, cost data and CAD
data should be developed and made
available to PSAPS and 911 Authorities,
to provide essential information to
substantiate planning decisions and
improvements to assist in the migration
towards NG911.’’
This RFI request directly relates to
this recommendation by seeking
comment on specific potential
components of a nationally uniform 911
data system that would be implemented
and operated to bridge this identified
gap, and the process that would be used
to develop, implement and operate this
data system.
Responses to the following questions
are requested to help plan the
development and creation of a
nationally uniform 911 data system that
would enable the collection and
analysis of standardized PSAP data and
operational 911 system data. Please
provide references as appropriate.
1. What significant changes have
occurred in 911 and PSAP related data
systems at the national, State and local
levels during the last ten years?
2. As a 911 stakeholder, how might
the implementation of a nationally
uniform 911 data system be most useful
to you (i.e. planning, funding
justification, strategic planning etc.)?
3. What are the most critical issues
facing current use and future
interconnection of PSAP CAD systems
that could be addressed in the
development of the nationally uniform
911 data system? Please be as specific as
possible.
4. What CAD and/or PSAP and/or 911
system data do you presently collect
and what additional data would be
beneficial to assist with staffing,
budgeting, testing, contract compliance,
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performance metrics, planning,
governance, or quality improvement
activities?
5. What kind of data elements would
you consider as essential data related to
information handled by
telecommunicators and by CAD
systems, in receiving and processing
911 calls, and transmitting information
to emergency responders? Please be as
specific as possible in listing examples.
6. What kind of data elements would
you consider as essential data related to
the administration and operation of a
PSAP? Please be as specific as possible
in listing examples.
7. What kind of data elements would
you consider as essential data related to
the administration and operation of a
local/state 911 system? Please be as
specific as possible in listing examples.
8. How could a nationally uniform
911 data system enhance collaboration
among CAD/Records Management
Systems (RMS), 911 authorities, the first
responder community, and others?
9. How could the proposed data
system promote community
preparedness and resilience?
10. How could this proposed data
system contribute to improved
coordination at the local, regional, state
and national levels?
11. What are your suggestions for the
process that should be used in
developing, implementing and/or
operating a nationally uniform 911 data
collection system? Please be as specific
as possible.
12. What specific agencies/
organizations/entities are essential to
involve, as part of a collaborative group
that develops, implements, and/or
operates this data system?
13. In your opinion, what are the
challenges that would have to be
overcome, in implementing a nationally
uniform 911 data system?
14. In your opinion, how would the
existence of a nationally uniform 911
data system be beneficial in
implementing Next Generation 911?
Please be as specific as possible in
providing examples.
15. Do you have any additional
comments regarding this subject?
Issued on: June 23, 2016.
Jeffrey P. Michael,
Associate Administrator, Research and
Program Development.
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Office of the Secretary
National Advisory Committee on Travel
and Tourism Infrastructure;
Solicitation for Committee Member
Nominations
Department of Transportation.
Notice.
AGENCY:
ACTION:
The Department of
Transportation seeks member
nomination for our National Advisory
Committee on Travel and Tourism
Infrastructure (NACTTI).
DATES: All nominations for NACTTI
membership must be received on or
before July 13, 2016.
ADDRESSES: All nomination material
should be emailed to the Office of the
Secretary at: NACTTI@dot.gov, or
mailed to: U.S. Department of
Transportation, Office of the Secretary,
Attn: National Advisory Committee on
Travel and Tourism Infrastructure,
Room W86–483, 1200 New Jersey Ave.
SE., Washington, DC 20590. Mailed
applications must be postmarked by
July 13, 2016.
Any person requiring accessibility
accommodations should contact the
Office of the Secretary at (202) 366–5903
or email the NACTTI Designated
Federal Official at NACTTI@dot.gov.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
NACTTI Designated Federal Official, at
NACTTI@dot.gov or (202) 366–5903.
Also visit the NACTTI Internet Web site
at www.transportation.gov/NACTTI.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
SUMMARY:
I. Background
Pursuant to Section 1431 of the Fixing
America’s Surface Transportation
(FAST) Act, the Secretary of
Transportation established NACTTI on
June 1, 2016, to provide information,
advice, and recommendations to the
Secretary on matters relating to the role
of intermodal transportation in
facilitating mobility related to travel and
tourism activities. NACTTI will—
a. Advise the Secretary on current and
emerging priorities, issues, projects, and
funding needs related to the use of the
intermodal transportation network of
the United States to facilitate travel and
tourism, taking into consideration
existing data and recommendations on
the U.S. transportation network
including, but not limited, to DOT’s 30year Beyond Traffic framework.
b. Serve as a forum for discussion for
travel and tourism stakeholders on
transportation issues affecting interstate
and interregional mobility of
passengers;
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c. Promote the sharing of information
between the private and public sectors
on transportation issues impacting
travel and tourism;
d. Gather information, develop
technical advice, and make
recommendations to the Secretary on
policies that improve the condition and
performance of an integrated national
transportation system that—
• Is safe, economical, and efficient;
and
• maximizes the benefits to the
United States generated through the
travel and tourism industry;
e. Identify critical transportation
facilities and corridors that facilitate
and support the interstate and
interregional transportation of
passengers for tourism, commercial, and
recreational activities;
f. Provide for development of
measures of condition, safety, and
performance for transportation related
to travel and tourism;
g. Provide for development of
transportation investment, data, and
planning tools to assist Federal, State,
and local officials in making investment
decisions relating to transportation
projects that improve travel and
tourism; and
h. Address other issues of
transportation policy and programs
impacting the movement of travelers for
tourism and recreational purposes,
including by making legislative
recommendations.
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II. Committee Membership
NACTTI shall be composed of no
more than 25 members, each of whom
shall be appointed by the Secretary of
Transportation for a 2-year term. The
membership shall include public and
private sector stakeholders involved in
the transportation and travel and
tourism industries including, but not
limited to:
• The travel and tourism industry,
product and service providers;
• Travel and tourism-related
associations;
• Travel, tourism, and destination
marketing organizations;
• The travel and tourism-related
workforce;
• State tourism offices;
• State departments of transportation;
• Regional and metropolitan planning
organizations;
• Local governments;
• Organizations with expertise in
intermodal connectivity for travel and
tourism; and
• Entities with expertise in publicprivate-partnerships (P3).
The Department shall establish a
Chair and Vice Chair of the Advisory
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Committee from among those selected
representatives.
III. Member Selection
A selection team comprised of
representatives from several DOT
operating administrations will review
nomination packages. The selection
team will make recommendations
regarding membership to the Secretary
of Transportation based on criteria
including, but not limited to:
• Professional or academic expertise,
experience, and knowledge;
• Stakeholder representation;
• Availability and willingness to
serve; and
• Experience and skills working
collaboratively on committees and
advisory panels.
Additional factors which will be
considered in the selection of NACTTI
members include candidates’ proven
experience in the strategic development
and management of travel, tourism,
transportation-related or other servicerelated organizations; or the candidate’s
proven experience in promoting,
developing, and implementing
advertising, marketing, or financial
programs for travel, tourism or
transportation-related industries.
Priority may be given to a Chief
Executive Officer, Executive Director, or
President (or comparable level of
responsibility) of a U.S. company, U.S.
organization, or U.S. entity in the travel,
tourism, or transportation sectors.
Each NACTTI member shall serve as
the representative of a U.S. entity
engaged in any of the above-listed
activities.
Members shall serve in a
representative capacity, representing the
views and interests of their particular
industry subsector. NACTTI members
are not Special Government Employees,
and will receive no compensation for
their participation in NACTTI activities.
Members participating in NACTTI
meetings and events will be responsible
for their travel, living and other
personal expenses. Meetings will be
held regularly and, to the extent
practical, not less than twice annually,
usually in Washington, DC.
IV. Nomination Information
For immediate consideration for
membership, please provide the
following information by the
Wednesday, July 13, 2016, deadline to
the address listed in the ADDRESSES
section:
1. Name, title, and relevant contact
information (including phone, fax, and
email address) of the individual under
consideration;
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2. The company’s, organization’s, or
entity’s size, product or service line, and
major markets in which the company,
organization, or entity operates.
3. A letter of support or
recommendation letter, on letterhead,
from a company, union, trade or
membership association, or non-profit
organization containing a brief
description of why the nominee should
be considered for membership;
4. A one-page cover letter
summarizing the applicant’s unique
experiences and qualifications, any
professional and academic credentials,
and the reason(s) why he or she would
like to join NACTTI.
5. A resume for the individual under
consideration.
Please do not send company, trade
association, organization brochures or
any other promotional information.
Materials submitted should total five
pages or less and must be in 12-point
font, formatted in Microsoft Word or
PDF. Should more information be
needed, DOT staff will contact the
nominee, obtain information from the
nominee’s past affiliations, or obtain
information from publicly available
sources, such as the Internet.
Dated: June 22, 2016.
Jenny T. Rosenberg,
Acting Assistant Secretary for Aviation and
International Affairs.
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Office of the Secretary
National Advisory Committee on Travel and Tourism Infrastructure;
Solicitation for Committee Member Nominations
AGENCY: Department of Transportation.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: The Department of Transportation seeks member nomination for
our National Advisory Committee on Travel and Tourism Infrastructure
(NACTTI).
DATES: All nominations for NACTTI membership must be received on or
before July 13, 2016.
ADDRESSES: All nomination material should be emailed to the Office of
the Secretary at: NACTTI@dot.gov, or mailed to: U.S. Department of
Transportation, Office of the Secretary, Attn: National Advisory
Committee on Travel and Tourism Infrastructure, Room W86-483, 1200 New
Jersey Ave. SE., Washington, DC 20590. Mailed applications must be
postmarked by July 13, 2016.
Any person requiring accessibility accommodations should contact
the Office of the Secretary at (202) 366-5903 or email the NACTTI
Designated Federal Official at NACTTI@dot.gov.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: NACTTI Designated Federal Official, at
NACTTI@dot.gov or (202) 366-5903. Also visit the NACTTI Internet Web
site at www.transportation.gov/NACTTI.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
I. Background
Pursuant to Section 1431 of the Fixing America's Surface
Transportation (FAST) Act, the Secretary of Transportation established
NACTTI on June 1, 2016, to provide information, advice, and
recommendations to the Secretary on matters relating to the role of
intermodal transportation in facilitating mobility related to travel
and tourism activities. NACTTI will--
a. Advise the Secretary on current and emerging priorities, issues,
projects, and funding needs related to the use of the intermodal
transportation network of the United States to facilitate travel and
tourism, taking into consideration existing data and recommendations on
the U.S. transportation network including, but not limited, to DOT's
30-year Beyond Traffic framework.
b. Serve as a forum for discussion for travel and tourism
stakeholders on transportation issues affecting interstate and
interregional mobility of passengers;
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c. Promote the sharing of information between the private and
public sectors on transportation issues impacting travel and tourism;
d. Gather information, develop technical advice, and make
recommendations to the Secretary on policies that improve the condition
and performance of an integrated national transportation system that--
Is safe, economical, and efficient; and
maximizes the benefits to the United States generated
through the travel and tourism industry;
e. Identify critical transportation facilities and corridors that
facilitate and support the interstate and interregional transportation
of passengers for tourism, commercial, and recreational activities;
f. Provide for development of measures of condition, safety, and
performance for transportation related to travel and tourism;
g. Provide for development of transportation investment, data, and
planning tools to assist Federal, State, and local officials in making
investment decisions relating to transportation projects that improve
travel and tourism; and
h. Address other issues of transportation policy and programs
impacting the movement of travelers for tourism and recreational
purposes, including by making legislative recommendations.
II. Committee Membership
NACTTI shall be composed of no more than 25 members, each of whom
shall be appointed by the Secretary of Transportation for a 2-year
term. The membership shall include public and private sector
stakeholders involved in the transportation and travel and tourism
industries including, but not limited to:
The travel and tourism industry, product and service
providers;
Travel and tourism-related associations;
Travel, tourism, and destination marketing organizations;
The travel and tourism-related workforce;
State tourism offices;
State departments of transportation;
Regional and metropolitan planning organizations;
Local governments;
Organizations with expertise in intermodal connectivity
for travel and tourism; and
Entities with expertise in public-private-partnerships
(P3).
The Department shall establish a Chair and Vice Chair of the
Advisory Committee from among those selected representatives.
III. Member Selection
A selection team comprised of representatives from several DOT
operating administrations will review nomination packages. The
selection team will make recommendations regarding membership to the
Secretary of Transportation based on criteria including, but not
limited to:
Professional or academic expertise, experience, and
knowledge;
Stakeholder representation;
Availability and willingness to serve; and
Experience and skills working collaboratively on
committees and advisory panels.
Additional factors which will be considered in the selection of
NACTTI members include candidates' proven experience in the strategic
development and management of travel, tourism, transportation-related
or other service-related organizations; or the candidate's proven
experience in promoting, developing, and implementing advertising,
marketing, or financial programs for travel, tourism or transportation-
related industries.
Priority may be given to a Chief Executive Officer, Executive
Director, or President (or comparable level of responsibility) of a
U.S. company, U.S. organization, or U.S. entity in the travel, tourism,
or transportation sectors.
Each NACTTI member shall serve as the representative of a U.S.
entity engaged in any of the above-listed activities.
Members shall serve in a representative capacity, representing the
views and interests of their particular industry subsector. NACTTI
members are not Special Government Employees, and will receive no
compensation for their participation in NACTTI activities. Members
participating in NACTTI meetings and events will be responsible for
their travel, living and other personal expenses. Meetings will be held
regularly and, to the extent practical, not less than twice annually,
usually in Washington, DC.
IV. Nomination Information
For immediate consideration for membership, please provide the
following information by the Wednesday, July 13, 2016, deadline to the
address listed in the ADDRESSES section:
1. Name, title, and relevant contact information (including phone,
fax, and email address) of the individual under consideration;
2. The company's, organization's, or entity's size, product or
service line, and major markets in which the company, organization, or
entity operates.
3. A letter of support or recommendation letter, on letterhead,
from a company, union, trade or membership association, or non-profit
organization containing a brief description of why the nominee should
be considered for membership;
4. A one-page cover letter summarizing the applicant's unique
experiences and qualifications, any professional and academic
credentials, and the reason(s) why he or she would like to join NACTTI.
5. A resume for the individual under consideration.
Please do not send company, trade association, organization
brochures or any other promotional information. Materials submitted
should total five pages or less and must be in 12-point font, formatted
in Microsoft Word or PDF. Should more information be needed, DOT staff
will contact the nominee, obtain information from the nominee's past
affiliations, or obtain information from publicly available sources,
such as the Internet.
Dated: June 22, 2016.
Jenny T. Rosenberg,
Acting Assistant Secretary for Aviation and International Affairs.
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