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FOREWORD This is one of a series of documents prepared by the Latent Print Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) Interoperability Working Group. The purpose of these documents is to provide guidance and a framework to those involved in the identification process who may be tasked to be a project leader or member of a working group for an AFIS purchase, replacement, upgrade, or move to a more biometrics-based identification process. Each agency has its own procedures as well as policies and laws that are applicable in the procurement process. The information contained in these documents should be considered as complementary. The lack of latent print search interoperability and the subsequent missed opportunities to make identifications have been long recognized as serious issues within the examiner community. Latent print examiners, AFIS managers, vendors, governmental agencies, and professional organizations have explored opportunities to improve interoperability. Since the introduction of AFIS systems in the 1980s and the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI's) Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System (IAFIS) in the late 1990s, latent print identifications have risen on a hierarchical level but not on a peer-to-peer basis. As part of a National Institute of Justice (NIJ)/National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) effort to address the lack of AFIS interoperability, the Law Enforcement Standards Office (OLES) formed the Latent Print AFIS Interoperability Working Group. The mission of this Working Group is to improve latent print AFIS interoperability by developing a clear understanding of the issues and challenges to latent print AFIS interoperability and to identify collaborative ways to actively address this national problem. 1 gave further support to the issue at a national level. The Working Group consists of federal, state, and local representatives as well as vendors and other members of the identification community. These include the following: While many individuals contributed to the success of this project, the following are noted for having made significant contributions of their time, talent, and vision: The objectives of the Working Group in the preparation of these documents were to:  Define the issues and challenges to latent print AFIS interoperability  Identify opportunities to actively address latent print interoperability DRAFT RFP Writing Guide 4  Develop guidelines to provide guidance on technical and administrative issues The Working Group developed this and other documents to meet the needs of latent print examiners, AFIS users, managers, vendors, and policy makers to establish interagency latent AFIS interoperability. …

Writing Guidelines for Requests for Proposals for Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems