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Brisbane City Council awards contract for smart parking

by Imogen Hartmann
January 15, 2020
in News, Road, Smart Cities, Spotlight
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Brisbane City Council has awarded the contract for the delivery of its parking infringement management solution after a competitive tendering process.

Database Consultants Australia (DCA) was selected to partner with Council to implement an industry best practice infringement management system, streamlining Council processes and delivering a better service to Brisbane residents of Australia’s largest local government area.

Council selected DCA Cities as the successful tenderer based on a single integrated, end-to-end solution that enables industry best practice delivery of infringement issuing, processing and management.

DCA Director of Cities, Sandy Del Papa, said DCA Cities has a long and successful history of safely delivering parking management solutions for its customers.

“We are pleased that our expertise in the design and construction of innovative solutions has been recognised,” Mr Del Papa said.

“We look forward to delivering this important project for Council and the people of Brisbane. DCA’s Infringement Management as a Service (IMaaS) is a unique combination of innovative technologies underpinning known and successful methodologies. The IMaaS solution will deliver a customer-centric platform that will digitally transform current operations.”

In partnership with DCA, Council has also introduced DCA’s ePermits solution.

Brisbane residents can now access the fully digitised ePermits system with online applications, payment and issuing, together with flexible permit options. ePermits integrates with industry best practice on-street management technology to keep city’s moving and offers the ability to integrate complementary smart city technologies.

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