The proposed bill establishes a contract between the District of Columbia Housing Authority (DCHA) and Transfinder Corporation for an Officer Patrol GPS Tracking Software System, valued at $134,250 over a two-year period. The contract is designed to enhance the safety and monitoring capabilities of DCHA properties through advanced GPS tracking technology, which includes features such as automated notifications and real-time tracking. The procurement process was conducted via a Request for Proposal (RFP) to ensure competitive bidding, and Transfinder was selected based on its qualifications and commitment to fulfilling DCHA's requirements, including economic opportunities for low-income individuals. The funding for this contract will come from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and has been certified as consistent with the District's financial plan.

Additionally, the bill outlines the contractor's obligations, including the provision of monthly summaries, staff training, and compliance with various federal and local laws. It specifies insurance requirements for the contractor, mandates non-discrimination in employment practices, and establishes wage determinations under the Service Contract Act, ensuring fair compensation for workers. The bill also includes provisions for dispute resolution, contract modifications, and the handling of proprietary information, emphasizing DCHA's rights to its intellectual property. Overall, the bill aims to improve safety and operational efficiency at DCHA properties while ensuring compliance with legal standards and promoting economic opportunities for marginalized groups.