1. Table of awarded special
item number(s) with appropriate cross reference
to page number(s):
• 871-1 (EE) Strategic Planning for Technology
Programs/Activities
• 871-2 (EE) Concept Development and Requirements
Analysis
• 871-3 (EE) System Design, Engineering
and Integration
• 871-4 (EE) Test and Evaluation
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| 2. Maximum Order:
|
$750,000.00 |
| 3. Minimum Order: |
$100.00 |
| 4. Geographic coverage: |
United States |
| 5. Point(s) of production
(city, county, and State): |
Not Applicable |
| 6. Discount from list prices
or statement of net prices: |
Government net prices (discounts already
deducted; see rates below). |
| 7. Quantity discounts: |
None Offered |
| 8. Prompt payment terms: |
Net 30 days |
| 9a. Notification that Government
purchase cards are accepted up to the micro-purchase:
|
Not accepted |
| 9b. Notification whether Government
purchase cards are accepted or not-accepted above
the micro-purchase threshold: |
Not accepted |
| 10. Foreign Items: |
None |
| 11a. Time of delivery: |
Specified on the task order |
| 11b. Expedited delivery: |
Contact Contractor |
| 11c. Overnight and 2-day delivery:
|
Contact Contractor |
| 11d. Urgent requirements:
|
Contact Contractor |
| 12. F.O.B. Points: Destination,
|
United States |
| 13a. Ordering Address: |
Same as Contractor |
| 13b. Ordering procedures:
|
For supplies and services, the ordering
procedures, information on Blanket Purchase Agreements
(BPA’s), and a sample BPA can be found at the
GSA/FSS Schedule homepage (fss.gsa.gov/schedules). |
| 14. Payment Address: |
Same as company address |
| 15. Warranty Provision: |
Contractor’s standard commercial
warranty |
| 16. Export packing charges:
|
Not Applicable |
| 17. Terms and Conditions of
Government purchase cards acceptance: |
Not Applicable |
| 18. Terms and Conditions of
rental, maintenance, and repair: |
Not Applicable |
| 19. Terms and Conditions of
installation: |
Not Applicable |
| 20. Terms and Conditions of
repair parts indicating date of parts price lists
and any discounts from price lists: |
Not Applicable |
| 20a. Terms and Conditions for
any other services: |
Not Applicable |
| 21. List of service and distribution
points: |
Not Applicable |
| 22. List of participating dealers:
|
Not Applicable |
| 23. Preventive Maintenance:
|
Not Applicable |
| 24. Environmental attributes: |
Not Applicable |
| 25. Data Universal Number System
(DUNS) Number: |
01-8659406 |
| 26. Notification regarding
registration in Central Contractor (CCR) Database:
|
Registered |
SERVICES
OFFERED UNDER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
SCHEDULE 871 (871-1 thru 871-4):
| LABOR CATEGORY (applies
to all SIN’s) |
GSA RATE |
COMMERCIAL RATE |
| Principal Radio Consultant |
149.61/hr |
$165/hr |
| Senior Radio Consultant |
$131.48/hr |
$145/hr |
| Radio Consultant |
$122.41/hr |
$135/hr |
| Dispatch/Communications Consultant |
$113.34/hr |
$125/hr |
SIN/PED
COMBINATIONS OFFERED
| SIN’s |
SIN DESCRIPTION |
ENGINEERING
DISCIPLINE |
| 871-1 |
Strategic Planning for Technology Programs/Activity |
Electrical |
| 871-2 |
Concept Development and Requirements Analysis |
Electrical |
| 871-3 |
System Design, Engineering and Integration |
Electrical |
| 871-4 |
Test and Evaluation |
Electrical |
| 871-1RC |
Strategic Planning for Technology Programs/Activity |
Electrical |
| 871-2RC |
Concept Development and Requirements Analysis |
Electrical |
| 871-3RC |
System Design, Engineering and Integration |
Electrical |
| 871-4RC |
Test and Evaluation |
Electrical |
LABOR
CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS
TITLE: Principal
Radio Consultant
Applicable SIN NUMBERS: 871-1, 871-2,
871-3 AND 871-4, 871-1RC, 871-2RC, 871-3RC AND 871-4RC
Position Summary:
Acts as principal engineer and/or performs advanced engineering
services for RF communications systems including land
mobile (FCC Parts 90/22), microwave, In-Building Distributed
and other operable and interoperable APCO Project-25 communication
wireless systems. Directs and manages project schedules
of senior consultant staff and engineering management
in report preparation, customer presentation, engineering
analysis, data interpretation, RF Coverage map studies,
traffic loading analysis, network switch statistics analysis,
proposal generation, etc. Coordinates assignment of technical
resources for clients requiring long range communication
system procurement planning and disaster recovery operations
of public safety radio communication networks.
Performs FCC license assistance and is
an experienced radio communications professional witness.
Education: BS in Electrical Engineering
from an accredited university.
Experience: Minimum of twenty-five years
experience in land mobile and microwave communications
engineering. Twenty years experience in the design, development
and implementation of public safety radio networks, operable
in the VHF, UHF, 700/800MHz frequency bands. Should have
designed and implemented private radio systems using single-sideband,
FM, digital and Project-25 modulation formats. Should
have deployed radio configurations have included wide-area,
simulcast one-way paging; urban-area multisite simulcast
FM radio systems; APCO-16 and APCO-25 simulcast radio
systems; ribbon/loop hot-standby and space-diversity analog
and digital microwave systems.
TITLE: Senior
Radio Consultant
Applicable SIN NUMBERS: 871-1, 871-2,
871-3 AND 871-4, 871-1RC, 871-2RC, 871-3RC AND 871-4RC
Position Summary:
Performs advanced engineering services
for RF communications systems including land mobile (FCC/NTIA),
microwave, In-Building Distributed and other operable
and interoperable APCO Project-25 communication wireless
systems. Directs and manages project schedules and work
product quality of consultant staff in report preparation,
customer presentation, engineering analysis, data interpretation,
RF Coverage map studies, traffic loading analysis, network
switch statistics analysis, proposal generation, etc.
Performs technical and operational analyses
of radio communication infrastructures inclusive of: equipment
shelters, electrical power systems, battery backup systems,
communication towers, electrical grounding systems, HVAC
systems, standby generator equipment, lightning protection
systems and devices, cable management, and tower load
evaluation services.
Provides on-site technical support for clients
requiring long range communication system procurement
planning and disaster recovery operations of public safety
radio communication networks.
Education: Minimum BS in Engineering from
an accredited university.
Experience: In lieu of the Education requirement;
a minimum of twenty-five years manufacturing and design
experience in fielding public safety radio communication
equipment and networks with specific experience in design,
development and implementation of public safety radio
networks, operable in the VHF, UHF, 700/800MHz frequency
bands. Designed and implementation experience in private
radio systems using single-sideband, FM, digital and Project-25
modulation formats. Related experience would include radio
configurations involving wide-area, simulcast and multisite
trunked radio technologies; urban-area multisite simulcast
FM radio systems; APCO-16 and APCO-25 trunked simulcast
radio systems; ribbon/loop hot-standby, space-diversity
analog and digital microwave systems operable in frequency
bands spanning 2GHz through 18GHz.
TITLE: Radio
Consultant
Applicable SIN NUMBERS: 871-1, 871-2,
871-3 AND 871-4, 871-1RC, 871-2RC, 871-3RC AND 871-4RC
Position Summary:
Performs on-site/off-site engineering services
for RF communications systems including land mobile (including,
but not limited to, FCC Parts 90/22), microwave, In-Building
Distributed and other operable and interoperable APCO
Project-25 communication wireless systems. Skilled in
radio system needs assessment, infrastructure inspection
services, problem identification services, report preparation,
customer user interviews, engineering data collection,
data interpretation, RF signal level data collection in
support of coverage analysis, and collection of traffic
load analysis data.
Performs technical and operational analyses
of radio communication infrastructures inclusive of: equipment
shelters, radio dispatch centers, electrical power systems,
battery backup systems, communication towers, electrical
grounding systems, HVAC systems, standby generator equipment,
lightning protection systems and devices, cable management,
and tower load evaluation services. Performs on-site evaluation
of radio communication dispatch center operations, functionality
and survivability assessments.
Education: Minimum BS in communications
technology from an accredited university or community
college or specific military radio communications and/or
electronic support training for not less than 4 years.
Experience: Minimum of two years in the
field of radio communications network design or implementation.
TITLE: 911 Dispatch/Communications
Consultant
Applicable SIN NUMBERS: 871-1, 871-2,
871-3 AND 871-4, 871-1RC, 871-2RC, 871-3RC AND 871-4RC
Position Summary:
Performs an analysis of existing dispatch operations,
giving consideration to staffing levels, dispatch protocols
and levels of services provided. In order to effectively
complete this level of analysis, a review of Standard
Operating Procedure Documents from the Primary and Backup
Dispatch facilities is typically a pre-requisite to on-site
activities.
Conduct independent assessments of dispatch procedures
using Commission for Accreditation of Law Enforcement
Agencies (CALEA) standards in conjunction with standards
from the National Emergency Number Association (NENA),
the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and Insurance
Underwriters for the basis of our analysis.
The nature of on-site dispatch center process investigation,
as conducted by the 911 Dispatch/Communications Consultant,
is normally additive to work completed by Radio Consultants
in their efforts to assess the suitability of existing
radio dispatch infrastructure equipment. Here, the consultant
team would identify known limitations and target operational
advantages within the existing dispatching structure (facility,
hardware, and supportive functionality) and develop either
modernization schemes for existing dispatch centers or
models for wholly-new or consolidated 911/radio dispatch
centers.
Education: Bachelors of Criminal Justice degree from
an accredited university.
Experience: Minimum of ten years experience in the operations/management
of public safety E911/Radio communication dispatch centers
having direct responsible for the preparation of dispatch
center staffing reports, workload forecasts, operational
cost budgets, implementation of CAD, Radio, Telephony
and related technologies. Alternately, a Bachelors of
Criminal Justice degree in addition to police/fire dispatch
resource management.
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SIN
DESCRIPTIONS
871-1 STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR TECHNOLOGY
PROGRAMS/ACTIVITIES
Services available under this SIN involve the definition
and interpretation of high-level organizational engineering
performance requirements such as projects, systems, missions,
etc., and the objectives and approaches to their achievement.
Typical associated tasks include, but are not limited
to an analysis of mission, program goals and objectives,
requirements analysis, organizational performance assessment,
special studies and analysis, training, privatization
and outsourcing.
871-2 CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT AND REQUIREMENTS
ANALYSIS
Services available under this SIN involve abstract or
concept studies and analysis, requirements definition,
preliminary planning, the evaluation of alternative technical
approaches and associated costs for the development or
enhancement of high level general performance specifications
of a system, project, mission or activity. Typical tasks
include, but are not limited to: requirements analysis,
cost-performance trade-off analysis, feasibility analysis,
regulatory compliance support, technological conceptual
designs, training, privatization and outsourcing.
871-3 SYSTEM DESIGN, ENGINEERING
AND INTEGRATION
Services available under this SIN involve the translation
of a system (or subsystem, program, project, activity)
concept into a preliminary and detailed design (engineering
plans and specifications), performing risk identification/analysis/mitigation,
trace ability, and then integrating the various components
to produce a working prototype or model of the system.
Typical associated tasks include, but are not limited
to: computer-aided design, design studies and analysis,
high level detailed specification preparation, configuration
management and document control, prototype fabrication,
assembly and simulation, modeling, training, privatization
and outsourcing.
871-4 TEST AND EVALUATION
Services available under this SIN involve the application
of various techniques demonstrating that a prototype system
(subsystem, program, project or activity) performs in
accordance with the objectives outlined in the original
design. Typical associated tasks include, but are not
limited to: testing of a prototype and first article(s)
environmental testing, independent verification and validation,
reverse engineering, simulation and modeling (to test
the feasibility of a concept), system safety, quality
assurance, physical testing of a product or system, training,
privatization and outsourcing.
