Juvenile Referral and Detention Management Solution (Request for Information)
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Oct 20, 2026
Jan 4, 2027
Juvenile Referral and Detention Management Solution.
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Juvenile Referral and Detention Management Solution.
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Oct 19, 2026
Nov 30, 2026
The Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts is seeking proposals from qualified vendors for a comprehensive, reliable, secure, and scalable learning management system and related services. The platform is intended to support the AOC’s court-system education offerings, including live training, webinars, and e-learning. Requirements include accessibility, secure U.S.-based hosting, authentication and course-management capabilities, reporting, and ongoing maintenance and support.
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Oct 19, 2026
Nov 30, 2026
The Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts is seeking proposals from qualified vendors for a comprehensive, reliable, secure, and scalable learning management system and related services. The platform is intended to support the AOC’s court-system education offerings, including live training, webinars, and e-learning. Requirements include accessibility, secure U.S.-based hosting, authentication and course-management capabilities, reporting, and ongoing maintenance and support.
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1112 Quince St SE PO Box 41170
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(360) 753-3365
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98504
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This contract appendix (PSC14064) details the payment schedules, key personnel, deliverables, and services for a Superior Court-Case Management System project commissioned by the State of Washington Administrative Office of the Courts. It provides a breakdown of costs for software licenses, maintenance and support, letters of credit, and numerous project deliverables across several phases. The document states a maximum contract amount of $26,649,466, with detailed cost categories totaling $26,468,144. The agreement covers services from September 2013 through at least July 2023 and includes provisions for optional software implementations via change orders.
This document is Amendment 13 to Personal Service Contract PSC14064, amending the e-Filing Use Fees between the Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) and Tyler Technologies, Inc. Effective January 1, 2026, the fee model shifts to a per-jurisdiction Use Fee based on annual filings, with quarterly payments detailed through June 30, 2031. The amendment outlines fee schedules for existing courts, courts scheduled to begin e-filing in 2026, and provides hypothetical payment figures for other courts if they adopt the system. It also specifies 'Maximum Base Funding Allocated' as the maximum potential Use Fee under certain conditions.
Amendment 12 adds e-Filing software, terms, and a statement of work to Personal Service Contract PSC14064 between Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) and Tyler Technologies, Inc. Effective July 1, 2023, AOC will pay an annual e-Filing use fee of $1,600,000.00, which will increase by 3% annually from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2031. The amendment also specifies that Tyler Technologies, Inc. will handle integrations with third-party electronic filing service providers, with AOC not responsible for these costs.
Amendment No. 11 to Contract PSC14064 between Tyler Technologies, Inc. and the State of Washington Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC). This amendment updates the original contract (dated July 25, 2013) by modifying the project scope, incorporating new deliverables and support services, and increasing the authorized budget as detailed in Appendix A-11. It also adds a Statement of Work (Appendix H-11) and refers to the Twilio Acceptable Use Policy (Appendix J) for certain software functionalities. The amendment does not explicitly state its effective date or the new total contract amount.
This System Contract details the agreement between the State of Washington, Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC), and Tyler Technologies, Inc. for the development and implementation of a new Superior Court Case Management System (SC-CMS). The contract covers software licenses, comprehensive maintenance and support services, project management, and a phased deployment plan across various court locations. It specifies a maximum contract amount of $29,035,546, outlines payment schedules, performance standards, warranties, and terms for intellectual property and dispute resolution. The agreement became effective on October 25, 2013, with core services extending for five years and maintenance potentially renewable for up to ten years, as indicated by explicit terms and payment schedules.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington Administrative Office of the Courts
The meeting covered several key topics, including addressing inconsistent application of GR 34 fee waivers across Washington counties, the status of juvenile diversion research, and summaries of various youth and justice forums held throughout the state. The commission reviewed plans for the 2026 Supreme Court Symposium, provided an update on the NCREF virtual conference, and discussed the 2026 READ campaign. Additionally, reports were provided on the fiscal year budget, a policy proposal for statewide paid time off for jury service, ongoing committee projects regarding youth gun possession intervention, future symposium planning for the QT+ committee, and education initiatives concerning restorative justice and procedural justice.
The committee discussed updates on the Judicial Information System (JIS) budget, including revenue forecasts and decision packages for the upcoming biennial budget. They received a briefing on recent cybersecurity incidents in Chelan and Okanogan counties and the steps taken to remediate threats and maintain court functionality. The committee approved revisions to JIS policies regarding IT disaster recovery, IT security, and e-filing technical standards. They authorized the Pierce County District Court's request to integrate their local case management system with the Enterprise Data Repository and prioritized this project. Additionally, new member appointments were made to the CLJ-CMS project committees. Updates were provided on the CLJ-CMS project status, the termination of the VINE pilot project, and recruitment status for Information Services Division staff.
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The meeting addressed multiple agenda items including a presentation from the Drivers Relicensing Task Force on proposed changes to infraction rules and payment plans to reduce racial disproportionality. Commission staff provided research updates regarding pretrial detention data, plea bargaining, and a statewide jury diversity study. Discussion covered the implementation of the Racial Justice Consortium action plan, updates on juvenile records court rules, and planning for the upcoming NCREF National Conference. Additionally, reports were presented by the Education, Outreach, and Sentencing committees regarding their ongoing initiatives and upcoming forums.
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