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Mass Notification & Communication System (MNCS) RFP

Description: DC Water seeks proposals for a Software-as-a-Service Mass Notification and Communication System (MNCS) for emergency communications, operational alerts, and stakeholder notifications. The system is to support SMS, email, voice, mobile, web, desktop, and public-address channels, and integrate with enterprise systems and external data sources. The solicitation describes a two-year contract for this communications system.

Buyer: DC Water
SpecialDistrict · DC, US
Released: Oct 5, 2026
Closes: Oct 23, 2026(10 days left)

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Henok A. GetahunActing Vice President, Finance and Controller

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Unique N. Morris-HughesBoard Chair

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