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Obey the signs. Someone's dad works here. Married with two young sons. Plays rec soccer. Volunteers at church. Likes mountain biking and woodworking. Every year, eight roadworkers are killed in construction zones across Ontario. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL RFP17-13 The City of Waterloo is undertaking a Request for Proposal (RFP17-13) for a Structured Parking Facility North of Erb Street in accordance with the City's Purchasing By-law. Proponents are directed to obtain the RFP packet posted on Biddingo's website: biddingo.com/waterloo It is the proponent's responsibility to check Biddingo's website to assure they have all addenda items.The Proposal Submission Deadline is Friday June 2, 2017 before 2:00pm local time. Sealed proposals are to be submitted to The Corporation of the City of Waterloo at: 265 Lexington Court, Waterloo, Ontario, N2J 4A8. The City of Waterloo relies on this advertisement to provide public notice of this business opportunity and is not obligated to notify any potential proponent in any other manner. Further information is available by contacting procurement@waterloo.ca P. 519.886.1550 TTY. 1.866.786.3941 waterloo.ca/publicnotices 18 • WATERLOO CHRONICLE • THURSDAY, MAY 25, 2017 BUSINESS BlackBerry is expanding the capability of its industry-leading crisis communication software to enable government agencies and large organizations to account for their people in real-time. The new AtHoc Account, released last week, is a FedRAMP-authorized solution that automates personnel accountability and cri- sis communication processes by providing safety and availability status updates of people before, during and after an event -- ultimately providing the information leaders need to make operational decisions. With an integrated approach to person- nel accountability, AtHoc Account combines inputs from managers about their team, call center operators, data streams from HR and travel systems, as well as self-reporting by individuals. It enables organizations to meet U.S. Fed- eral mandates for accounting for their people by consolidating safety information into a report that can be initiated at a variety of orga- nizational levels: group, installation, facility, regional or enterprise-wide. "In times of crisis, situations change quick- ly. Organizations need a way to get informa- tion to their people and understand in real- time how an incident is a� ecting its resources so they can make informed safety-critical decisions," said Billy Ho, executive vice-pres- ident of Enterprise Products and Solutions, said in a press release. "AtHoc Account is a comprehensive solu- tion that helps government agencies and enterprises comply with regulations and digi- tally transform their operations. "It is another example of how BlackBerry is securing the Enterprise of � ings by applying its deep experience, industry leadership and ongoing product innovation to addresses real- world needs." In addition to AtHoc Account, the FedRAMP authorized BlackBerry AtHoc cloud service includes AtHoc Alert and AtHoc Con- nect, among other capabilities. Together, these off erings enable agencies to securely share information critical to safety during a crisis with their people and across agencies. AtHoc Alert enables secure multi-chan- nel, bi-directional mass notification using almost any type of device, including via secure mobile apps, telephony and texting as well as integrating with other mass noti� cation chan- nels such as loudspeakers, two-way radios, and digital displays. AtHoc Connect allows agencies to commu- nicate with each other during crises, address- ing some of the more critical de� ciencies in crisis management and answering interop- erability requirements set out by the DHS Interoperable Communications Act H.R. 615. BlackBerry AtHoc's crisis communica- tion platform is used to protect more than 70 percent of federal government personnel, including the US Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines, Department of Treasury, Depart- ment of Veterans Affairs, Department of Energy, the Federal Aviation Administration and others. Only AtHoc Account ensures U.S. federal agencies comply with the following mandates: • Department of Homeland Security: DHS Directive 008-04 • ISO 22301 and other business resilience standards • Safety law emergency plans under OSHA and Canada's equivalent • Department of Defense: DoDI 3001.02 • Department of Veterans Affairs: VA Directive 0325 BlackBerry is a mobile-native security software and services company dedicated to securing people, devices, processes and sys- tems for today's enterprise. For more information on the new capabil- ity visit www.BlackBerry.com. CITY WIDE ZONING BY-LAW REVIEW Every property in the City of Waterloo is regulated by the Zoning By-law. Zoning controls the use of land, and regulates development through setbacks, height, density, coverage, parking, and more. The City of Waterloo is undertaking a comprehensive review of its Zoning By-laws. Draft zoning regulations are now available for public review and feedback - they can be found at waterloo.ca/zoningreview ZONING REVIEW DROP-INS To provide an opportunity for casual discussions regarding the draft Zoning By-law, City staff are holding drop-in sessions at City Hall: Where: City Hall, Neufeld Room (2nd Floor), 100 Regina St. S., Waterloo When: 3:30-5:30 p.m. May 24, June 7, June 21 CAN'T MAKE IT? HAVE QUESTIONS? For further information regarding the City's Comprehensive Zoning By-law Review, visit waterloo.ca/zoningreview or contact the Planning Approvals Division by calling Natalie Stopar at 519-514-0224 or by emailing zoningreview@waterloo.ca WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Share your comments and suggestions on zoning with us by emailing zoningreview@waterloo.ca or by writing to: City of Waterloo, Planning Approvals Division Attn: Zoning By-law Review 100 Regina St. S. PO Box 337, Station Waterloo Waterloo, ON N2J 4A8 P. 519.886.1550 TTY. 1.866.786.3941 waterloo.ca/publicnotices BlackBerry expands capability of its crisis communications