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BJS-Law Enforcement Calls for Service Data Platform

Justice, Department of → Office of Justice Programs → OJP Agency WIDESources SoughtSolicitation 15PBJS26Q00000005

Response deadline

Tue, Sep 22, 2026, 12:00 PM EDT
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Opportunity details

NAICS
541611
Notice type
Sources Sought
Original posted
August 24, 2026
Last updated
October 18, 2026
Notice ID
1939e7978b0747d69658e12be89c1a5f

Summary

BJS-LAW ENFORCEMENT CALLS FOR SERVICE DATA PLATFORM This Request for Information (RFI) Notice is issued for market research purposes only and is not a solicitation for proposals. See the attached RFI for additional information. The U.S. Department of Justice/ Office of Justice Programs/ Bureau of Justice Statistics (USDOJ/ OJP/ BJS) is exploring the development of a national measure of law enforcement workload and activity that includes criminal and non-criminal police-public engagement. The concept of a national law enforcement calls for service (CFS) data platform is to establish a uniform, publicly available, event-based collection of law enforcement CFS captured in computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems. BJS is seeking to understand the technical solutions that can automate the retrieval and standardization of information captured in CAD and can transform that information into an analyzable data system with uniform data elements and values. This Request for Information (RFI) Notice is issued for market research purposes only and is not a solicitation for proposals. --SEE THE ATTACHED RFI FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.--

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BJS-LAW ENFORCEMENT CALLS FOR SERVICE DATA PLATFORM This Request for Information (RFI) Notice is issued for market research purposes only and is not a solicitation for proposals. See the attached RFI for additional information. The U.S. Department of Justice/ Office of Justice Programs/ Bureau of Justice Statistics (USDOJ/ OJP/ BJS) is exploring the development of a national measure of law enforcement workload and activity that includes criminal and non-criminal police-public engagement. The concept of a national law enforcement calls for service (CFS) data platform is to establish a uniform, publicly available, event-based collection of law enforcement CFS captured in computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems. BJS is seeking to understand the technical solutions that can automate the retrieval and standardization of information captured in CAD and can transform that information into an analyzable data system with uniform data elements and values. This Request for Information (RFI) Notice is issued for market research purposes only and is not a solicitation for proposals. --SEE THE ATTACHED RFI FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.--

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