Montana Lottery issues operating systems Request for Information
RaspaPro Summary
The Montana Lottery issued an RFI to gather information from vendors about new lottery operating systems and related services. This will help inform future solicitations as its current system contract ends in March 2026.
Key points
- •Montana Lottery seeks vendor input on new operating systems and services.
- •RFI aims to identify best-in-class technology for future operations.
- •Information gathered will inform potential future solicitations (RFPs).
- •Current operating systems contract is set to expire in March 2026.
Why it matters
This RFI indicates the Montana Lottery is exploring new technologies to potentially enhance player experience and service offerings in the future. It's a proactive step towards modernizing lottery operations.
Official release
HELENA – The Montana Lottery this week issued a Request for Information (RFI) from vendors regarding the latest technology available for lottery operating systems and related services.
RFI respondents are encouraged to provide comprehensive insights into their offerings and consider how their proposed solutions could align with the Montana Lottery’s objectives. Insights gained through this process will inform potential future solicitations, such as Requests for Proposals (RFPs).
“Through this RFI, we’re doing our due diligence to identify the industry’s best-in-class equipment and services for the next generation of the Montana Lottery experience,” said Director Bob Brown. “We are looking forward to what our partners in the industry have to offer for our future consideration.”
The Montana Lottery’s existing operating systems contract is expected to end in March 2026.
For more information and to access the RFI document, visit the State Procurement Bureau’s website at spb.mt.gov.
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