Patrol Vehicle Equipment

Check the "Contract Updates for the Week" Click here for piggybacking data formPATROL VEHICLE EQUIPMENT(contract last updated 02/17/2022)SCOPE:Contract for the purchase of patrol car equipment installation and repair services for the University of Wisconsin Police Department (UWPD)CONTRACT #DESCRIPTION21-5634PATROL VEHICLE EQUIPMENTCONTRACT ORIGIN:ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:UW-Madison Purchasing Services 21 N Park St, Ste 6101 Madison, WI 53715-1218UW-Madison users contact: Marty Rostermundt (608) 890-3428 FAX (608) 262-4467 marty.rostermundt@wisc.edu Non-UW-Madison users contact: Vendor RepresentativeCOOPERATIVE PURCHASING:YESCONTRACT TERM:April 1, 2021 through March 31, 2024, with automatic renewal extensions to March 31, 2026, unless amended, cancelled or rebid.Vendor(s) General Communications Inc.2880 Comerce Park Dr.Madison, WI 53719 PHONE #EMAILSales Representative: Ron

href="mailto:Sampson608-438-3461ron.sampson@gencomm.comOrd">Sampson608-438-3461ron.sampson@gencomm.comOrdering/Expediting: Ron Sampson608-438-3461ron.sampson@gencomm.comInvoice Information: Jenni Vlack608-310-7115jenni.vlack@gencomm.comReturns: Jennifer Luchsinger608-310-7135jennifer.luchsinger@gencomm.comWebsite www.gencomm.comCommodity / UNSPSC Code680-00, 680-42, 936-57, 998-42 / 25101, 25174, 46171Federal Employee ID # (FEIN)39-1344264F.O.B.“I” F.O.B. DESTINATION AND INSTALLEDTerms:N/30Invoicing:Invoices shall reflect contract pricing.Warranty:Varies by manufacturer, contact vendor.Other:Pricing not available to: State of Wisconsin Agencies and Wisconsin Municipalities.Item Description:Click here for pricing.Vendor(s) General Fire Equipment Co. Inc.975 N. Hawley Rd.Milwaukee, WI 53213 PHONE #EMAILSales Representative: Brett Werdin414-475-0959brett@genfire.netOrdering/Expediting: Brett Werdin414-475-0959brett@genfire.netInvoice Information: Sydney Fulghum414-475-0959sydney@genfire.netReturns: Brett Werdin414-475-0959brett@genfire.netSupplier Diversity Reporting: Beverly Werdin414-475-0959bev@genfire.netWebsite www.genfire.netCommodity / UNSPSC Code680-00, 680-42, 936-57, 998-42 / 25101, 25174, 46171Federal Employee ID # (FEIN)39-1180302F.O.B.“I” F.O.B. DESTINATION AND INSTALLEDTerms:N/30Invoicing:Invoices shall reflect contract pricing.Warranty:Varies by manufacturer, contact vendor.Other:Pricing not available to: State of Wisconsin Agencies and Wisconsin Municipalities.Item Description:Click here for pricing.SPECIFICATIONS 1.Contractor must be able to remove patrol equipment and reinstall all patrol equipment from/into Chevy Suburban’s, Ford Police Interceptor SUV’s, Ford F150 Police Responder’s, Ford Fusion’s, Dodge Caravan’s, and Harley Motorcycles.2.Contractor must be able to acquire, install and repair/troubleshoot the following police squad car aftermarket equipment items: Progard prisoner seats, Setina rifle and shotgun mounts, push bumpers, polycarbonate window barriers and prisoner cages, Motorola radios, Watchguard camera system, Havis and Gamber-Johnson computer mounting systems and mobile computer docking station and LIND power supply, Jottodesk consoles, Sound Off Signal siren/emergency light control boxes, Carson siren/emergency light control boxes, American Aluminum K9 Kennels and control systems, Radiotronics K9 heat alarm systems, Kustom Signal radar units, Lund co-overhead weapon containment system, HELLA LED lights or other lights that work with the Blueprint System, and Sierra wireless modems.3.Contractor must be able to warranty all installation and repair work for one year from the date of service and provide all such services free of charge within 3 days. Contractor’s technicians must be available for phone consulting/troubleshooting within 30 minutes during business hours of 8:00am – 5:00pm Monday through Friday.4.Contractor must be able to install and repair law enforcement equipment according to IACP and NHTSA standards, including fabricating parts as needed to properly mount and/or to secure all equipment items to the squad. Contractor must be able to install and repair all law enforcement equipment within the given vehicle without voiding any vehicle or equipment warranties. Contractor must also be capable of working with or adding in wiring for an additional battery for (non-factory) patrol equipment into the vehicle using a secondary and completely separate wiring technique to isolate the factory vehicle battery from the secondary battery supplying power to the aftermarket police equipment.5.Contractor must have the capacity (shop bays/square footage/size, number of employees, equipment) to completely upgrade (up to) six (6) new UWPD squad cars within a three-month time frame.6.The contractor must guarantee the process for installation is identical from technician to technician and all equipment installation/location within the vehicles are identical from vehicle to vehicle unless specifically requested otherwise by UWPD to ensure that each vehicle has the same installation procedure. Each vehicle installation must be documented.7.Contractor’s facility must reside within a 100 mile radius of 1429 Monroe Street, Madison, WI 53711Revision History: