Veridos elevates Driver's Licence Technology in Ontario
Veridos is delivering new technology for Driver's Licences and Health Cards in Ontario and manages ongoing maintenance.
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation’s Driver License system had reached the end of its life as a secure solution and was no longer capable of meeting future security standards. They required a complete end-to-end solution that included photo-intake stations, data encryption and integration, manufacturing, printing and fulfillment of cards from a secure issuance facility.
Previously, the ministry had been using a PVC card and had intake equipment that was out-of-date and in need of a full refresh. They wanted to move to a much more secure card body that included a range of security features and options that could be configured by industry experts to meet or exceed current and future regulatory requirements. The desired solution needed to be scalable allowing citizens and permanent residents to apply at a large and growing number of stations throughout the province.
The Ontario Driver License and Health Card project involved full long-term account and project management and delivery, design and manufacturing and fulfillment for both card projects. This large-scale (largest volume in the country) North American project also included close partnerships to ensure delivery of all standards, including AAMVA requirements. With an annual volume of over 7 million cards, we are proud to continue providing the Ontario Ministry of Transportation with its card programs today.
Project Scope
Design and security features for Ontario Driver License, Enhanced Driver License, Ontario Photo ID, and Ontario Health Card
Together, Veridos and our sub-contractor, EDC provided all of the front-end capture systems and ongoing maintenance
1,100 sites installed with new photo-capture equipment, scanners and signature pads
Manufacturing, personalization and fulfillment of all card types
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