NOTICE TO PROVIDERS OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Pursuant to Chapter 103D-304, Hawaii Revised Statutes, the
Department of the Attorney General is seeking qualified vendors to provide software
maintenance for the Green Box Integrated Booking system.
DESCRIPTION OF
PROJECT
The Green Box system is an integrated booking system, which
allows law enforcement officers to perform direct data entry of booking
information, and receives booking information electronically from other law
enforcement booking systems. The primary
functions of the Green Box are to make booking information available for
downloading to livescan fingerprint capture units and to transfer information
to the State s central criminal history repository system CJIS-Hawaii, a pilot
message broker at the State, and law enforcement records management
systems. As such, the Green Box system
is utilized on a 24 x 7 basis.
The technical architecture of the Green Box system consists
of three components: a user browser-based client, interface programs, and a database
server.
The browser-based user client is the component
that directly interacts with users.
Users are able to enter, view and maintain Green Box information through
this interface.
The interface programs perform a number of
functions specifically for electronically receiving and transmitting
information to and from other agency systems.
The database server houses all browser client
screens, interface programs, and the database.
The client application and interfaces were developed using a
mix of Visual Basic, Active Server Pages, and the .Net framework. The database utilizes the SQL Server
relational database management system.
Consistent and accurate processing is mandated by the
urgency and significance of 24x7 access to Green Box booking information by law
enforcement agencies and the direct impact to public safety.
STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
Interested vendors shall provide a Statement of Qualifications,
which shall include the following:
1.
Name of vendor and business address.
2.
Name of contact person, phone number, fax number, and
e-mail address if available.
3.
Description of experience in the following areas:
a.
System software and development tools:
1)
Microsoft Windows 2003 and XP operating systems
2)
Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE)
3)
Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0
4)
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 1.1 and 2.0
5)
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
6)
Microsoft IIS (Internet Information Services)
7)
Aware NISTPACK and AccuPrint
b.
Communications protocols, information sharing
standards, and hardware input devices:
1)
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
2)
Sockets
3)
Network shared directories
4)
Internet Information Services (IIS) virtual directories
5)
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol/Multipurpose Internet
Mail Extensions (SMTP/MIME) (Email receive and send)
6)
Web Services
7)
MSMQ (Microsoft Message Queue)
8)
Extensible Markup Language (XML) (CJIS XML, Global
Justice XML Data Model(GJXDM))
9)
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) formatted
files that conform to the Federal Bureau of Investigation s Electronic
Fingerprint Transmission Standard (EFTS)
10)
Livescan fingerprint capture device
c.
Programming languages and techniques:
1)
ASP.NET (Active Server Pages)
2)
VB.NET (Visual Basic)
3)
C#
4)
Classic ASP
5)
VB Script
6)
Java Script
7)
HTML
8)
SQL Server stored procedures
9)
SQL Server triggers
10)
XPath and XQuery
11)
Graphics for image manipulation (mugshots,
fingerprints, JPG files)
12)
Custom and Composite Web Controls
13)
DLL's (Dynamic Link Libraries)
14)
.NET Services
d.
The booking process in Hawaii
or other jurisdictions.
e.
How livescans are integrated
into the booking process in Hawaii
or other jurisdictions.
4.
References for the applicable experience areas
requested above.
5.
An original and four (4) copies of the Statement of
Qualifications must be submitted.
DEADLINE AND CONTACT
INFORMATION
Statement of Qualifications must be submitted by 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 23, 2008 to:
Hawaii
Criminal Justice
Data Center
Attention: John Maruyama
465 South
King Street, Room 101
Honolulu,
Hawaii 96813
Questions may be directed to:
John Maruyama at (808) 587-3366 or
by e-mail to jmaruyam@hcjdc.hawaii.gov
