SLED Opportunity · CALIFORNIA · SAN BRUNO
AI Summary
The City of San Bruno seeks proposals for assessing and recommending a replacement police radio system to improve security, capacity, disaster resilience, and interoperability of its current aging T-Band LMR system.
Project Background The City of San Bruno relies on mission-critical radio communications to support police operations and coordinate, as needed, with other police employees, the fire department, mutual aid partners, neighboring jurisdictions, county resources, and other regional public safety stakeholders. The San Bruno Police Department currently operates a single-band T-Band LMR system in the 470–512 MHz UHF frequency range. The current system design uses six-voted receiver sites, with one primary transmit location (with a backup transmitter at another location). The current system is not encrypted to meet CJIS/FBI security needs and is constrained by limited operational capacity, aging infrastructure, and interoperability limitations. The City seeks a future-state system that better supports secure public safety communications, increased system capacity, disaster resilience, and interoperability with agencies and systems that are not operating on T-Band frequencies. The City of San Bruno is soliciting proposals from qualified firms with demonstrated expertise in public safety communications, Land Mobile Radio (LMR) systems, Project 25 (P25) system design, mobile data network design/deployment in a high viability environment, interoperability planning, and communications infrastructure strategy to assess the City’s current radio communications environment and develop recommendations for a replacement solution.
SLED stands for State, Local, and Education. These are solicitations issued by state governments, counties, cities, school districts, utilities, and higher education institutions — as opposed to federal agencies.
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