The project described is intended as an analogue to the Support Activities Information System (ISOD) used by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, with an initial cost of 12 billion rubles. A public procurement tender, issued by the FKU NPO Special Equipment and Communications of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, sought the development of a state traffic inspection information system. The announcement appeared on a public portal for procurements and was won by Software Product LLC. Through June 30, 2022, the company is responsible for delivering the project’s job description, for which it will receive 27 million rubles.
Digitization remains a top priority for the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which has allocated a total of 60 billion rubles toward this effort through the end of 2024.
Analysts note that the ministry appears to aim at unifying several separate databases and systems into a single integrated platform. Such consolidation would enable a more thorough and timely analysis of the information collected. However, the current sanctions environment presents challenges for this ambitious plan, particularly regarding the computer technology and infrastructure required to implement future capabilities.
In this context, government planners emphasize the strategic value of cohesive data management and cross-system interoperability. The intent is to create a shared information backbone that can support consistent reporting, enhanced situational awareness, and more accurate decision making across various law enforcement and regulatory functions. The envisioned system would likely rely on standardized data formats, centralized access controls, and scalable computing resources to handle the anticipated growth in data volume and analytic complexity. While the objective is clear, the path forward will depend on the availability of compatible hardware, software licenses, and secure network architectures that comply with evolving policy and security requirements.