Install Microwave Backhaul Network, Fcc Licensing, and Upgrade Two-Way Radio System to Incorporate IP Voting

Hancock County 911 is constructing a Microwave Backhaul Network, and is looking for qualified bidders to provide, install, service and maintain a Microwave System. We are looking for turnkey Microwave Backhaul Network. The reliability and robustness of the Microwave Backhaul Network is paramount importance and elements such as backup power, and redundancy key hardware components must be adequately addressed by each Proposer. All necessary hardware, software, and service contract options is required for the system and be included in Proposers response. Microwave Backhaul Network must be compatible with the WVSIRN, Hancock County 911 Two Way Radio Communications System, LauttaNet, and Hancock County 911 Center, and Zetron Call-taker and Dispatch Consoles systems as well as Eventide Voice-logging recorder. In addition to the above described Microwave Network, each Proposer must address upgrading the current radio system to incorporate IP Site Voting for all agencies currently active on sites receiving Microwave equipment and interconnection, while maintaining all current system functionality, including dual-pilot-tone Analog Site Voting.

Division 27 -	Communications, Common Work Results for Communications.
Division 28 -	Electronic Safety and Security, Common Work Results for Electronic Safety and Security.