A. The proposer shall install six weatherproof and wind-resistant parking lot entrance kiosks at the parking lot entrance gates. Proper-height kiosks must accommodate larger vehicles while being ADA-compliant. They must also have a rear-facing license plate reader (LPR) that has a 100% capture rate and a very high conversion rate. The gate arms and inground loops must be replaced. The kiosks must be equipped with a call button that allows users to contact airport staff. B. The proposer shall install a weatherproof and wind-resistant kiosk at the commercial lane entrance gate for the commercial parking lane with a rearfacing license plate reader (LPR) and recognition that has a 100% capture rate and a very high conversion rate. Access to the commercial gate must be available through a proxy card, license plate recognition (LPR), or by using the call button to contact airport staff. Automated access will be recorded for monthly billing. This lane lacks an exit control device that will require the installation of a new gate arm and inground loops. C. The proposer shall install two crossover lane gates between the short-term and long-term parking areas, requiring no user interaction. Replace the existing gate arms with high-speed gate arms and install in-ground loops as needed. These gates will manage vehicle inventory between the short-term and long-term lots. D. The proposer shall install four parking lot exit kiosks at the pay station exits that are weatherproof, wind-resistant, user-friendly, and easy for customers to navigate. Each kiosk must have an intercom/help button that, when pressed, will connect users to landside agents through a landline, cell phone, or by sending an alert notification via the application. The gate arms will need to be replaced, and in-ground loops will need to be installed. The kiosks must be designed at the proper height to accommodate larger vehicles and adhere to ADA compliance standards. E. The pay station exit kiosks must include payment methods such as credit cards (magnetic strip, chip, or tap options), debit cards, and the capability to collect and dispense US currency. Online payment options must include a feature to pay through the CCIA app. The City uses Govolution as the Merchant Provider. If the proposer does not allow the City to use its own merchant provider, then the proposer’s merchant provider should meet the following requirements: fund payment deposits within two business days, deposit gross funds into the City’s bank account, process chargebacks as individual transactions, and invoice fees on a monthly basis. Cash deposits will be deposited directly to the City’s bank account.
