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OCTA, much like other transit authorities, is responding to changes in population and employment and the introduction of emerging technologies, including connected infrastructure, into communities. Here is a breakdown of emerging opportunities:
November
Cloud Disaster Recovery Services and Technology, $248,000
Monitors, $9,900
Unified communications upgrades and replacements, $90,555
Fare collection system design, $150,000
December
Palo Alto Cloud Security, $90,000
Penetration testing, $15,000
Safety and compliance application, $150,000
January
Traffic and Intelligent Transportation Systems Engineering Services — Edinger Ave., $6 million
Printing services, $200,000
February
Security system service and maintenance, $325,000
March
Traffic and Intelligent Transportation Systems Engineering Services — Warner Ave., $5 million
Traffic and Intelligent Transportation Systems Engineering Services — Talbert Ave., $3.6 million
April
Back-office system and customer service operation services for the I-405 Improvement Project in Orange County, $30 million
Companies interested in helping OCTA address some of these initiatives may find these links helpful:
OCTA CIO Contact Information:
William Mao, bmao@octa.net
714-560-6282
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/william-mao-69867332/
Link to 2019-20 Approved Budget: http://www.octa.net/pdf/FY2019-20_Approved_Budget.pdf
How to do business with OCTA: https://cammnet.octa.net/business-accordion/