a qualified and experienced vendor to plan, design, build, implement, test, and commission into service an upgraded public safety-grade radio system and microwave network (hereafter referred to as the Orland Park Area Radio System -- OPARS) to support the Orland Park Police Department (OPPD). The radio system will be integrated into...
Two-Way Radio System Page 5 of 15 18. Protest Procedure A bidder aggrieved in connection with the solicitation or award may protest in accordance with the procedure outlined in the Lewis and Clark County purchasing policy. Two-Way Radio System Page 6 of 15 -BID PROPOSAL WORKSHEET- Two-Way Radio System Specifications Please indicate the radio equipment offered can meet the desired configuration.
Include all installation materials such as grounding kits polyphasers, cable connectors, heliax cables, and equipment needed to connect to and operate with the existing air-ground network systems.Integrate, install, and checkout the 16 Park Air T6TRV Sapphire VHF radio systems into 10 radio repeater sites in Colombia.Transition/migrate from the current CNR-900 VRC-745 radio systems by installing and checking out the 8 Tadiran VRC-950HDR radio systems
A standalone VHF repeater operating on existing Parks Frequencies that can bepatched into the new radio system5. 2 UHF Interoperability repeaters operating on UCALL40 and UTAC41 that can bepatched into the new radio system.6. A VHF P25 Repeater that will become a new site as part of the DNCR South P25 PhaseI Simulcast System connecting to an existing TAC 3000 comparator.
Intermountain Region topology is an incredibly vast and complex canyon system which makes VHF radio communications on the ground incredibly difficult; the KNG portable radios have the ability to transmit at 6 watts out over both digital and analog transmissions without having to change channels which is instrumental to achieving communications in this area.
Radios must be capable of operating in LTE bands 2/4/12/13/14 and must be (Hardware Ready) to operate in bands 5 and 17. Radios must be compatible with the DHS Caribbean ICE Motorola Network LMR Astro Trunking System and NPS VHF Nets in place that support the park(s) population in their day-to-day Land Mobile Radio (LMR) activities.
The intent would be to merge the Department of Public Facilities/Parks Department’s existing VHF System and the BOE’s Moto Turbo System with the City’s Public Safety Radio System, thereby creating one citywide system, and to have the ability to interface with the American Medical Response UHF radio System. The SOW includes review of “a coverage acceptance test plan.”
