Physical and Digital Management Software Products Market Survey, 29486-29487 [2020-10416]
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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[OJP (NIJ) Docket No. 1778]
[Docket No. DEA–630]
Physical and Digital Management
Software Products Market Survey
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National Institute of Justice
(NIJ), Office of Justice Programs, Justice.
ACTION: Notice of request for
information.
AGENCY:
The National Institute of
Justice (NIJ) is soliciting information for
use in an upcoming Criminal Justice
Testing and Evaluation Consortium
(CJTEC) report tentatively titled, ‘‘A
Landscape Report of Physical and
Digital Management Software
Products.’’ The report will identify
software and web-based technologies
that are commercially available to
manage physical evidence and/or digital
evidence, such as photos or videos. This
document will assist law enforcement
agencies in making informed decisions
for purchasing and implementing
software systems to manage and track
physical evidence and/or digital
evidence.
DATES: Emailed responses must be
received (and mailed responses
postmarked) by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time
on June 29, 2020.
ADDRESSES: Responses to this request
may be submitted electronically by
email to Emily Vernon at
evernon.contractor@rti.org with the
subject line ‘‘Physical and Digital
Management Software Technologies
Federal Register Response.’’ Responses
may also be sent by mail to the
following address: Criminal Justice
Testing and Evaluation Consortium
(CJTEC), ATTN: Emily Vernon, Physical
and Digital Management Software
Technologies Federal Register Response,
RTI International, P.O. Box 12194, 3040
E Cornwallis Road, Research Triangle
Park, NC 27709–2194.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For
more information on this market survey,
please contact Rebecca Shute (CJTEC)
by telephone at 724–544–4129 or
rshute@rti.org. For more information on
the NIJ CJTEC, visit https://nij.ojp.gov/
funding/awards/2018-75-cx-k003 and
view the description, or contact Steven
Schuetz (NIJ) by telephone at 202–514–
7663 or at steven.schuetz@usdoj.gov.
Please note that these are not toll-free
telephone numbers.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Information sought: Specific product
and company information for software
products that help law enforcement
manage evidence in their property and
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evidence rooms and/or digital evidence.
An independent response should be
submitted for each product that
respondents would like CJTEC to
consider in their landscape report. NIJ
encourages respondents to provide
information in common file formats,
such as Microsoft Word, pdf, or plain
text. Each response should include
contact information.
Usage: Information provided in
response to this request may be
published in a landscape study on
physical and digital evidence
management software products.
Information categories: Comments are
invited with regard to the market
survey, including which categories of
information are appropriate for
comparison, as well as promotional
material (e.g., slick sheet) and printquality photographs of the technology.
At a minimum, CJTEC intends to
include the following categories of
information for each technology that
may be of use to law enforcement
officials:
1. Vendor Information
a. Full name of company
b. Contact information of technical contact
for software products
c. Website URL
d. Years the company has been in business
e. Number and types of customers served
(e.g., municipal, county, or state
agencies)
f. Picture or photograph of software
product(s)
g. Vendor logo
h. Description of product(s) (300 words or
less)
2. Product Information
a. Software Offering(s):
i. Please describe your suite of software
products, including but not limited to:
PEMS, laboratory information
management systems, digital evidence
management systems, sexual assault kit
tracking, etc.
ii. Is your PEMS a module of an existing
system or a standalone software?
iii. Do you have a digital evidence
management system (DEMS) software
offering?
iv. Is your DEMS software offering a
module of an existing system or a
standalone system?
b. Technical Specifications of Evidence
Management Offering
i. What are the key differentiators of your
software compared to competitors’
products?
ii. How does your software manage
evidence disposition? What is the
evidence disposition protocol?
iii. Does your software have a query
functionality to search and categorize
evidence?
iv. Does your software have a dashboard
function? If so, please describe
functionalities.
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v. Can your software integrate with other
information management systems (i.e.
integration with Record Management
System (RMS) or Laboratory Information
Management System (LIMS))? Please list
relevant systems and methods of
integration (e.g., APIs)
vi. What features are customizable?
(Customizability refers to changing the
software programming, which may be
done by the vendor or an in-house IT
professional.)
vii. What features are configurable?
(Configurability refers to changing fields
within the setup of the system without
changing the programming, which is
done by the end user.)
viii. What data transfer capabilities does
your software offer?
ix. Is there an upper limit to the amount
of data (e.g., information about discrete
pieces of evidence) that can be stored in
this program? If so, please describe these
parameters.
x. Setup of system
1. What is the base model and
functionalities offered by the company?
2. What additional modules are available
for purchase?
xi. What kind of mobile capabilities does
your program have (e.g., mobile scanner
or uploading capabilities).
xii. What access control measures does
your product provide between users of
the system?
xiii. What kind of audit trail capabilities
does your product offer?
c. Technical Specifications of PEMS Offering
i. What barcode scanners are compatible
with your product?
ii. What complementary hardware
accessories are available with this
software? Please note all available
hardware accessories, and whether they
come standard or at additional cost.
d. Technical Specifications of DEMS Offering
i. What types of files can be uploaded and
stored on the DEMS product or module?
ii. What data and metadata are stored in
the DEMS?
iii. What editing or enhancement
capabilities does the software have?
iv. Are original files preserved when
content is edited (e.g., cropped photos)
v. Does the product ensure authenticity of
the content?
vi. Are there photo comparison capabilities
offered by the software?
vii. Can users download content to
physical hard copies (e.g., external
drives)?
viii. Does your software offer digital
signature capabilities?
e. Operating Information
i. Operating system required for use
ii. Type of application (e.g., web-based or
desktop application)
iii. Does your software have a cloud-based
application?
iv. Servers and other IT requirements
v. Technical support offered
vi. Training offered
vii. Frequency of software updates
viii. Last known software release date
ix. Other systems required for use (e.g.,
hardware requirements or supporting
software packages)
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f. Financial Information (check all that apply
for your software and provide estimate
costs if applicable. Please indicate what
the cost model—e.g., per user, bulk
pricing). Please note that we will not
share specific pricing, but allow users to
roughly compare across pricing ranges.
i.
b Base software cost (lll USD)
ii.
b Up-front license cost (lll USD)
iii. b Per-user license cost (lll USD)
iv. b Additional module costs
(lll USD)
v.
b Maintenance costs (lllUSD)
vi. b IT/Troubleshooting costs
(lllUSD)
b Training costs (lllUSD)
3. Use Cases
a. Approximate number of products sold to
law enforcement (if available)
b. Names and contact information (phone
and email) for end users who have
implemented the product in casework (if
available)
David B. Muhlhausen,
Director, National Institute of Justice.
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of goods produced by child labor or
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for the development and maintenance of
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has reason to believe are produced by
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Trafficking (‘‘Office’’) in ILAB in
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Director, Office of Child Labor, Forced
Labor, and Human Trafficking, Bureau
of International Labor Affairs, U.S.
Department of Labor at (202) 693–4843
(this is not a toll-free number).
Individuals with hearing or speech
impairments may access the telephone
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Federal Information Relay Service at 1–
877–889–5627.
Information may be submitted by the
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• Facsimile (fax): ILAB/Office of
Child Labor, Forced Labor, and Human
Trafficking at (202) 693–4830.
• Mail, Express Delivery, Hand
Delivery, and Messenger Service: Austin
Pederson at U.S. Department of Labor,
ILAB/Office of Child Labor, Forced
Labor, and Human Trafficking, 200
Constitution Ave. NW, Room S–5317,
Washington, DC 20210.
• Email: ilab-tvpra@dol.gov.
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making no substantive changes to the
Guidelines; rather, the change is
technical in nature. Through this notice,
DOL incorporates an amendment to the
Department’s mandate for the
development and maintenance of the
List set forth in the Frederick Douglass
Trafficking Victims Prevention and
Protection Reauthorization Act of 2018,
Public Law 115–425, title I, § 133(a),
Jan. 8 2019, 132 State. 5481. This 2018
Act directs that the List include, ‘‘to the
extent practicable, goods that are
produced with inputs that are produced
with forced labor or child labor.’’
Section 105(b)(1) of the Trafficking
Victims Protection Reauthorization Act
of 2005 (‘‘TVPRA of 2005’’), Public Law
109–164 (2006), directed the Secretary
of Labor, acting through the Bureau of
International Labor Affairs, to ‘‘carry out
additional activities to monitor and
combat forced labor and child labor in
foreign countries as described in
paragraph (2).’’ Section 105(b)(2)(C) of
the TVPRA, 22 U.S.C. 7112(b)(2)(C),
directed the Department to ‘‘[d]evelop
and make available to the public a list
of goods from countries that the Bureau
of International Labor Affairs has reason
to believe are produced by forced labor
or child labor in violation of
international standards.’’
The Office carries out the
Department’s responsibilities in the
TVPRA of 2005, as amended. Pursuant
to this mandate, DOL published in the
Federal Register a set of procedural
guidelines that ILAB follows in the
development and maintenance of the
List. 72 FR 73374 (Dec. 27, 2007). The
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Office of Justice Programs
[OJP (NIJ) Docket No. 1778]
Physical and Digital Management Software Products Market Survey
AGENCY: National Institute of Justice (NIJ), Office of Justice
Programs, Justice.
ACTION: Notice of request for information.
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SUMMARY: The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) is soliciting
information for use in an upcoming Criminal Justice Testing and
Evaluation Consortium (CJTEC) report tentatively titled, ``A Landscape
Report of Physical and Digital Management Software Products.'' The
report will identify software and web-based technologies that are
commercially available to manage physical evidence and/or digital
evidence, such as photos or videos. This document will assist law
enforcement agencies in making informed decisions for purchasing and
implementing software systems to manage and track physical evidence
and/or digital evidence.
DATES: Emailed responses must be received (and mailed responses
postmarked) by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on June 29, 2020.
ADDRESSES: Responses to this request may be submitted electronically by
email to Emily Vernon at [email protected] with the subject
line ``Physical and Digital Management Software Technologies Federal
Register Response.'' Responses may also be sent by mail to the
following address: Criminal Justice Testing and Evaluation Consortium
(CJTEC), ATTN: Emily Vernon, Physical and Digital Management Software
Technologies Federal Register Response, RTI International, P.O. Box
12194, 3040 E Cornwallis Road, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-2194.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For more information on this market
survey, please contact Rebecca Shute (CJTEC) by telephone at 724-544-
4129 or [email protected]. For more information on the NIJ CJTEC, visit
https://nij.ojp.gov/funding/awards/2018-75-cx-k003 and view the
description, or contact Steven Schuetz (NIJ) by telephone at 202-514-
7663 or at [email protected]. Please note that these are not
toll-free telephone numbers.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Information sought: Specific product and company information for
software products that help law enforcement manage evidence in their
property and evidence rooms and/or digital evidence. An independent
response should be submitted for each product that respondents would
like CJTEC to consider in their landscape report. NIJ encourages
respondents to provide information in common file formats, such as
Microsoft Word, pdf, or plain text. Each response should include
contact information.
Usage: Information provided in response to this request may be
published in a landscape study on physical and digital evidence
management software products.
Information categories: Comments are invited with regard to the
market survey, including which categories of information are
appropriate for comparison, as well as promotional material (e.g.,
slick sheet) and print-quality photographs of the technology. At a
minimum, CJTEC intends to include the following categories of
information for each technology that may be of use to law enforcement
officials:
1. Vendor Information
a. Full name of company
b. Contact information of technical contact for software
products
c. Website URL
d. Years the company has been in business
e. Number and types of customers served (e.g., municipal,
county, or state agencies)
f. Picture or photograph of software product(s)
g. Vendor logo
h. Description of product(s) (300 words or less)
2. Product Information
a. Software Offering(s):
i. Please describe your suite of software products, including
but not limited to: PEMS, laboratory information management systems,
digital evidence management systems, sexual assault kit tracking,
etc.
ii. Is your PEMS a module of an existing system or a standalone
software?
iii. Do you have a digital evidence management system (DEMS)
software offering?
iv. Is your DEMS software offering a module of an existing
system or a standalone system?
b. Technical Specifications of Evidence Management Offering
i. What are the key differentiators of your software compared to
competitors' products?
ii. How does your software manage evidence disposition? What is
the evidence disposition protocol?
iii. Does your software have a query functionality to search and
categorize evidence?
iv. Does your software have a dashboard function? If so, please
describe functionalities.
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v. Can your software integrate with other information management
systems (i.e. integration with Record Management System (RMS) or
Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS))? Please list
relevant systems and methods of integration (e.g., APIs)
vi. What features are customizable? (Customizability refers to
changing the software programming, which may be done by the vendor
or an in-house IT professional.)
vii. What features are configurable? (Configurability refers to
changing fields within the setup of the system without changing the
programming, which is done by the end user.)
viii. What data transfer capabilities does your software offer?
ix. Is there an upper limit to the amount of data (e.g.,
information about discrete pieces of evidence) that can be stored in
this program? If so, please describe these parameters.
x. Setup of system
1. What is the base model and functionalities offered by the
company?
2. What additional modules are available for purchase?
xi. What kind of mobile capabilities does your program have
(e.g., mobile scanner or uploading capabilities).
xii. What access control measures does your product provide
between users of the system?
xiii. What kind of audit trail capabilities does your product
offer?
c. Technical Specifications of PEMS Offering
i. What barcode scanners are compatible with your product?
ii. What complementary hardware accessories are available with
this software? Please note all available hardware accessories, and
whether they come standard or at additional cost.
d. Technical Specifications of DEMS Offering
i. What types of files can be uploaded and stored on the DEMS
product or module?
ii. What data and metadata are stored in the DEMS?
iii. What editing or enhancement capabilities does the software
have?
iv. Are original files preserved when content is edited (e.g.,
cropped photos)
v. Does the product ensure authenticity of the content?
vi. Are there photo comparison capabilities offered by the
software?
vii. Can users download content to physical hard copies (e.g.,
external drives)?
viii. Does your software offer digital signature capabilities?
e. Operating Information
i. Operating system required for use
ii. Type of application (e.g., web-based or desktop application)
iii. Does your software have a cloud-based application?
iv. Servers and other IT requirements
v. Technical support offered
vi. Training offered
vii. Frequency of software updates
viii. Last known software release date
ix. Other systems required for use (e.g., hardware requirements
or supporting software packages)
f. Financial Information (check all that apply for your software and
provide estimate costs if applicable. Please indicate what the cost
model--e.g., per user, bulk pricing). Please note that we will not
share specific pricing, but allow users to roughly compare across
pricing ranges.
i. [ballot] Base software cost (___ USD)
ii. [ballot] Up-front license cost (___ USD)
iii. [ballot] Per-user license cost (___ USD)
iv. [ballot] Additional module costs
(___ USD)
v. [ballot] Maintenance costs (___USD)
vi. [ballot] IT/Troubleshooting costs
(___USD)
[ballot] Training costs (___USD)
3. Use Cases
a. Approximate number of products sold to law enforcement (if
available)
b. Names and contact information (phone and email) for end users who
have implemented the product in casework (if available)
David B. Muhlhausen,
Director, National Institute of Justice.
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