IDEMIA, the global identity pioneer behind TSA PreCheck® enrollment and the principal issuer of physical and digital driver’s licenses in the U.S., announced that California has awarded the company a contract that will last up to 12 years and cover the delivery of not only traditional driver’s licences but also services and technologies that will bring the state further into the age of the digital DMV.

Physical ID cards and technology 

IDEMIA has provided physical ID cards and technology to California for more than 64 years. IDEMIA’s partnership with the state of California, beyond the production of physical ID cards, includes:

  • Mobile tablets which will extend the reach of the DMV to California citizens in remote areas
  • Several new technologies including new card design and security features will improve the DMV experience and reduce fraud
  • Support of the California “Cloud First” policy

"It’s a pleasure to work with such a forward-leaning, innovative state and we look forward to continuing the development of new services for residents together," said Donnie Scott, CEO of Identity and Security, North America at IDEMIA.

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