Notice Details

This notice resubmission is due to the ratification of PPB Section 3-05(b)(2) and PPB Section 1-02(h)(3) via Minor Rules Violation memos signed by the CCPO.

To build out a data infrastructure, MOCJ seeks to contract with Luminosity because it is the only source for the infrastructure needed in the timeframe it must be executed. Luminosity is uniquely situated to build out this much needed public safety data infrastructure because of their familiarity with the data collected by the City, and used by MOCJ and other City justice agencies for the past seven years. As a subcontractor to MOCJ’s contract with the Criminal Justice Agency (CJA), Luminosity’s data analysts have worked with NYPD, DOC, and MOCJ programmatic data, and have a strong command of the programming and requirements underpinning that data collection and infrastructure, which they helped build. Over the past 7 years, Luminosity has developed a detailed data cleaning and optimization database model for NYC-specific data streams. This was generated through the successful completion of three distinct pretrial database projects in NYC, including MOCJ, the Bronx District Attorney’s Office, and CJA. MOCJ’s project involved working in the City’s AWS data warehouse to integrate court and pretrial services data, generate 198 pretrial metrics, and create internal facing dashboards using Tableau (MOCJ’s preferred visualization software).