# Bryant Request 26-371 Production Bryant released twenty files through NextRequest on August 6, 2026: one XLSX workbook, two DOCX files, and seventeen PDFs totaling 148 pages. Jan McDermott later said she had attached `"all the information you requested"` and asked for confirmation of receipt before closing Request 26-371. The files are received and compiled; the correspondence lifecycle remains controlled by the live thread. ## What's inside - [[Bryant Flock Procurement Contract and Payment]] - nine LPRs, thirty-day retention, term and renewal language, invoice, and an unsigned budget-resolution packet. - [[Bryant Flock Locations and ARDOT Permit 1899]] - an eight-description/nine-device list, seven exact plan coordinates, the issued permit, and conflicting completion/county fields. - [[Bryant Flock Search Audit June 2025 to March 2026]] - ten sheets and 2,039 unique search/lookup rows. - [[Bryant Flock Analytics March 2026]] - hot-list and vehicle-volume dashboard printouts. - [[Bryant Public Safety Camera Policy and Inventory Response]] - ten-day policy text with blank adoption fields and camera/UAS inventory counts. ## Key takeaways 1. Bryant and Flock executed a nine-LPR, `$27,750` first-year order on April 30, 2025. The form specifies thirty-day retention and automatic renewal terms ([[Bryant Flock Procurement Contract and Payment]]). 2. Permit 1899 supplies seven exact plan coordinates. The separate location list describes nine devices, leaving two listed sites without produced exact coordinates ([[Bryant Flock Locations and ARDOT Permit 1899]]). 3. Two signed completion forms give different dates for the same permit: November 12, 2025 and May 7, 2026 ([[T049 - Bryant SP-06-2025-0031 Competing Completion Dates]]). 4. The camera-policy text says recordings are overwritten after ten days, while the executed Flock order says thirty days; the policy's adoption fields are blank ([[T048 - Bryant Ten-Day Camera-Policy Text vs Thirty-Day Flock Order]]). 5. The search workbook contains 2,039 unique rows, including 1,104 searches across more than one network and 87 rows exceeding 1,000 networks ([[Bryant Flock Search Audit June 2025 to March 2026]]). 6. Competing vendor pages say Flock can detect persons/people and `"No people"`; neither statement proves Bryant's actual enabled configuration ([[T051 - Flock Person-Detection Sole-Source Claim vs No-People Pitch Claim]]). ## Delivery and integrity The twenty agency files total 44,412,893 bytes. Downloads and raw copies match by SHA-256. Defender and Office-container checks passed. All PDFs were opened and reviewed; one insurance form's legacy XFA version-check scripts were inspected statically and not executed. Every page, DOCX element, XLSX sheet, row, and populated cell was reviewed. ## Open questions / follow-ups - The incorporated online Flock Terms of Service are absent. - The produced budget-resolution pages have blank resolution-number and signature fields. - Two listed camera sites lack exact coordinates. - Analytics headline totals do not all display an explicit selected period. - The production does not explain the two completion dates or the Pulaski/Lonoke county language in a Saline County permit.