Two Way Radios Tulsa

The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a contractor to provide a turn-key two-way handheld radio solution for the new James Mountain Inhofe VA Medical Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The solution must include 40 handheld radios with antenna, battery, and charging stations, as well as all necessary backbone equipment to facilitate communication between the handheld radios. The contractor must provide installation, programming, and training, and must ensure that the system is fully operational in all areas of the facility. The contractor must also provide a minimum of 5-year service agreement for technical support, updates, and repair service. • The system must operate in the UHF frequency range 400-480MHz. • The system must have a channel capacity of 64. • The system must have a battery life of 17 hours. • The system must be able to withstand dust and water intrusion, salt fog, humidity, thermal shock, and electrostatic discharge. • The system must deliver a clear signal. • The system must have transmit interrupt capability. • The system must use the same accessories as other units in the same brand. • The contractor must provide a charger for the handheld radio. • The contractor must provide a battery for the handheld radio. • The contractor must provide an antenna for the handheld radio.