Le FBI cherche à obtenir un accès national aux caméras de lecture de plaques d'immatriculation

Le Federal Bureau of Investigation a annoncé son intention d'acquérir un accès national aux réseaux de lecteurs de plaques d'immatriculation pour assurer un suivi des véhicules en temps quasi réel à travers les États-Unis et leurs territoires.

L'agence a publié un appel d'offres le 14 mai pour que des fournisseurs fournissent des données provenant de caméras couvrant au moins 75 % des emplacements. Le système doit permettre des recherches par numéros de plaque complets ou partiels, descriptions de véhicules, dates et critères géographiques, tout en fournissant des résultats en temps quasi réel. Les contrats pourraient durer jusqu'à cinq ans et totaliser jusqu'à 36 millions de dollars répartis sur six régions, dont Hawaï, l'Alaska et Porto Rico.

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