Parking Access and Revenue Control System
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SUMMARY
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The vendor will provide design services for a modern parking access and revenue control system that integrates with the organization’s current infrastructure. The system may include automated tracking of vehicle entry and exit, along with live occupancy reporting for staff.
The solution must support integrated metering and billing for public electric vehicle charging stations and multiple billing options to distinguish MVP visitors from Capital Center overflow. It should accommodate event parking, monthly parking, staff parking, suite lease holders, and convention organizers.
The vendor will also design and advise on payment terminals supporting credit, debit, cash, and digital or smart payment options such as Google Pay and Apple Pay. Lifecycle management and maintenance recommendations for the proposed systems are also required. A pre-bid onsite visit is scheduled for September 2, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 18, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Parking technology integrator with experience designing access and revenue control systems
- Proven expertise in parking management, occupancy tracking, and payment solutions
- Experience integrating EV charging metering and billing systems
- Capability to support diverse parking programs and payment methods
- Strong lifecycle management, maintenance, and systems advisory capabilities
- Ability to attend an onsite pre-bid visit in New York
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