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This Government Contract opportunity from California was posted on August 12, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Emergency Alerting Systems Feasibility Consultant

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This subcontract, titled Emergency Alerting Systems Feasibility Consultant, supports prime contractors on emergency management projects for the Mayor's Office in Los Angeles, California. The consultant is tasked with conducting a comprehensive feasibility study to establish baseline alerting capabilities and evaluate the efficacy of technologies used during incident responses. Key objectives include analyzing physical alerting hardware and web-based platforms, as well as developing specific recommendations for cell service gaps and siren installations at Olympic venues. The project culminates in the delivery of a final Feasibility Study and formal presentations to the Emergency Operations Board. This opportunity was posted on August 12, 2026, with a response deadline of September 9, 2026, falling under NAICS code 541690.

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Consultant conducts emergency alerting feasibility study for Los Angeles Mayor's Office projects.

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Los Angeles, CA, USA

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Alerting Improvement Feasibility Study

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AgencyCalifornia → Mayor Office
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Performs a feasibility study for prime contractors on City of Los Angeles emergency management projects. Establishes baseline alerting capabilities, reviews efficacy of technologies used in incident responses, and develops recommendations for siren installation at Olympic venues and cell service gaps. Analyzes physical alerting hardware and web-based platforms. Delivers a final Feasibility Study and presentations to the Emergency Operations Board.

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