Renewal of Access to LeadsOnline Metal Theft Investigations System

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Background The New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department is seeking to renew its access to the LeadsOnline Metal Theft Investigations System. This system is crucial for law enforcement agencies as it provides access to over 2 billion transaction records from more than 21,000 reporting businesses across all 50 states. The goal of this contract is to enhance the department's ability to monitor compliance and identify individuals, property, and patterns related to metal theft investigations. Work Details The contractor, LeadsOnline, will provide continued access to the LeadsOnline Metal Theft Investigation System (MTIS). The services include: 1. Access to over 2 billion transaction records from various reporting businesses. 2. Advanced search tools for locating customer and item images, scrap metal, catalytic converters, and analyzing phone extractions. 3. Navigation capabilities for online marketplaces. 4. Support for law enforcement agencies in tracking compliance and advancing investigations efficiently. Period of Performance The contract will be effective for four years starting from July 1, 2026. Place of Performance The services will be performed in New Mexico, specifically accessible by law enforcement agencies throughout the state. Bidder Requirements This procurement is a sole source contract with LeadsOnline as the only provider capable of delivering the required services due to its proprietary technology and extensive database of transaction records. No other vendors were found capable of providing similar services after thorough due diligence conducted by the agency.