Description
Yamhill County is seeking information from respondents with expertise in public safety radio systems to assess the current performance of their public safety radio system, identify potential risks and deficiencies, and develop recommendations for system improvement. The system is an analog, narrow band UHF system operating in the 465 MHz frequency, with five channels and approximately 170 mobile radios and 240 portable radios. The County is looking for a comprehensive assessment of the system, including coverage maps, signal strength data, and performance metrics, as well as recommendations for system improvements, including cost estimates and implementation timelines.
Some key points to consider include:
• The system's current performance, including coverage and capacity within the service area
• Potential risks and deficiencies, including system vulnerabilities and threats
• Recommendations for system improvement, including upgrades to hardware and software, and improvements to system operations and maintenance procedures
• The system's compliance with relevant standards and regulations, including the Delivered Audio Quality (DAQ) rating set forth by TIA in TSB-88
• The potential impact of identified risks and deficiencies on system performance and user experience