LA City Siren Feasibility Study

The City of Los Angeles is seeking a contractor to conduct a Siren Feasibility Study to evaluate the potential of implementing a radio-triggered permanent siren system as an additional alert method during emergencies. The study will assess environmental impacts, appropriate locations, and functional efficacy in critical zones. The contractor will be responsible for evaluating localized geographic vulnerabilities, assessing the functional and acoustic efficacy of utilizing a radio-triggered permanent outdoor siren system, identifying appropriate installation sites, and drafting a comprehensive Physical and Web-Based Alerting Feasibility Study. The contract is expected to last between six to eight months, with a budget not to exceed $112,494. • The contractor must have experience in emergency management, public warning systems, and the integration of physical alerting technologies. • The contractor must be able to work independently and efficiently with a rigorous timeline. • The contractor must be able to evaluate geographic, environmental, and infrastructure factors to determine the feasibility and effectiveness of physical alert systems. • The contractor must be able to work with City officials, collaborate with other entities, and clearly translate technical research into practical, actionable recommendations. • The contractor must possess adequate staffing, including support and backup staff, with sufficient experience and technical expertise.