MCL is seeking RFID solutions that will include hardware, software, installation, project management, staff training, and on-going support and maintenance. 1. Bidders must be able to demonstrate a proven ability to provide and implement the following: a. Integration with the Library’s ILS that streamlines staff and patron workflows (currently SirsiDynix Horizon, but subject to change) b. All tags and devices writing to the tags must be compatible with existing EnvisionWare RFID tags c. RFID pads and staff workstation upgrades that enable staff to use either barcode scanners or RFID pads to input barcodes in all ILS modules d. Scan and read Codabar barcodes e. Recognize differing lengths of barcode numbers, between 5 and 14 digits f. Scan and read barcodes from printed library cards and from smartphone screens g. Accept manual alpha numeric entry of patron barcodes via touchscreen 2. To ensure ready availability of components, parts, and supplies, all major elements of the system must be warehoused in U.S.A. or the bidder must demonstrate the ability to have these items available during the time frame requested. C. Scope of Project MCL wishes to acquire the following system components over three years: RFID Staff Hardware/Software 23; RFID Remote Staff Workstation 1; Multi-purpose Self-service Stations 7; RFID Standard Square Tags 180,000...