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Emergency Radio Communication Enhancement System (ERCES)

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This subcontract involves the design, supply, and installation of an in-building two-way emergency radio communication enhancement system, specifically a BDA/DAS, for prime contractors working on GSA projects at the IRS Headquarters in Washington. The project focuses on deploying FCC-certified signal boosters and donor antennas to achieve a coverage threshold of 95 percent for general areas and 99 percent for critical areas. To ensure compliance and quality, the contractor must possess an FCC-issued general radio operator's license and completed in-building system training. The final deliverable is a fully certified system that meets LERA acceptance standards. This effort is managed under the General Services Administration's PBS Project Delivery Capital Construction Branch Northeast.

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Subcontract for BDA/DAS emergency radio system installation at IRS Headquarters in Washington.

NAICS

238210 - Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

Place of Performance

Washington, DC, 20224, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of 47PB5126R0029.

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Design-Build services for IRS Fire Alarm Modernization Project

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AgencyGeneral Services Administration → Pbs Project Delivery Capital Construction - Branch Northeast
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Designs, supplies, and installs an in-building two-way emergency radio communication enhancement system (BDA/DAS) for prime contractors on GSA projects at IRS Headquarters. Deploys FCC-certified signal boosters and donor antennas to ensure 95% general and 99% critical area coverage. Requires FCC-issued general radio operator’s license and in-building system training. Delivers a certified system with LERA acceptance.

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