Acquisition, implementation, maintenance and support of a national Automated Fingerprint Iidentification System (AFIS) and a number of live scan stations
The Danish National Police plan to purchase a new standard AFIS solution, including data storage and advanced searching and matching functionality. The system is a replacement for the current national AFIS solution. The current system includes approximately 400 000 fingerprints and 200 000 sets of palm prints in 500 ppi and 70 000 latent prints in 1000 ppi format. The estimated number of end-users is 40 – 50, placed at different locations. Furthermore, the Danish National Police plan to purchase a number of live scan stations for digital recording of fingerprints in the Danish police districts.
The Danish National Police currently use Motorola’s Omnitrak (version 8.4). The Contractor is expected to migrate/convert the existing database (Oracle) to the new AFIS.
The AFIS solution shall store finger and palm prints from convicted persons and asylum seekers as well as latent prints from crime scenes. Based on the stored prints, it shall be possible to perform, inter alia, searches between:
— Ten-print to ten-print file.
— Ten-print to unsolved latent file.
— Latent to ten-print file.
— Latent to unsolved latent file.
— Palm print to unsolved latent palm print file.
— Latent palm print to palm print file.
— Latent palm print to unsolved latent palm print file.
— Two-finger search to ten-print file.
And:
— Retrieve and compare (one to one) any records (latents, fingers, palms etc.) from the databases.
The AFIS solution shall among other things support the following booking record types:
— Criminal bookings.
— Unknown criminal bookings.
— Asylum bookings.
— Interpol bookings.
— Europol bookings.
— Staff bookings.
The agreement will cover the acquistion and implementation of the new AFIS solution as described above as well as subsequent maintenance and support hereof. The following services will be part of the agreement:
— System, middleware, server, and database software licenses,
— Implementation support, including system set-up, system integration and process design,
— Electronic data conversion,
— Additional services, for instance end-user training at the Danish National Police, and potential additional development of application functionality.
— Server and storage hardware.
— Hardware and software for a test environment.
— End user support.
— A number of live scan stations including hardware, software, installation, support, maintenance and connections to the central server.
The solution shall be compliant with ANSI/NIST, ANSI/INCITS, ISO, Prüm and other relevant international interfaces and industry standards for system-to-system integration. The solution shall have functionality covering the relevant parts of the Prüm Decision (2008/616/JHA). The solution shall interface to the external live scan stations and handle images stored at both 500 ppi and 1.000 ppi (flat and rolled fingerprints).
The Danish National Police expect the solution to be operated at a location geographically separate from the user location, as the Danish National Police use external suppliers for it-operations services of some systems.
The National Police are expecting new standard AFIS solution to be a stand alone system.
The Danish National Police are to the extent possible interested in a standard customizable custom-off-the-shelf AFIS-system.
Deadline
Fristen for modtagelse af bud var på 2012-05-31.
Indkøbet blev offentliggjort på 2012-04-18.
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| 2012-04-18
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| 2012-08-20
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