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The U.S. Embassy in Lima, Peru, plans to solicit bids for the provision and installation of a preconfigured window microphone system designed for 22 teller windows and the paging area within the Chancery Building. The primary objective of the system is to enable clear voice communication between tellers and requestors at the Consular Teller Windows without the need to raise voices. Additionally, the system will provide clear audio through the paging system for individuals waiting both inside and outside the consular waiting areas, enhancing the overall communication experience. This project aims to establish a fully operational voice amplification system to improve interactions within the consular service environment. The solicitation, identified by the number SPE50016R0006, was announced in July 2016 with plans for release in August 2016. Interested and responsible sources are invited to submit offers, which will be reviewed without set-aside restrictions. The solicitation will be advertised electronically through FedBizOpps and the Embassy Lima website, with no paper copies distributed. Points of contact for the contract include Jessica M. Castillo, Procurement Agent/Deputy Supervisor, and Noemi Davila, Contracting Officer, who can be reached via email and phone for further inquiries. The contract falls under NAICS code 238210 and the work will be performed in Lima, Peru.

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U.S. Embassy Lima seeks bids for window microphone system installation at consular teller windows.

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Contract Value

$124,508.79

NAICS

238210 - Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

Place of Performance

Av. La Encalada block 17, Lima, Lima 33, PER

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NONE

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Jessica M. CastilloProcurement Agent/Deputy Supervisor
Noemi DavilaContracting Officer

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The Embassy of the United States in Lima, Peru will issue a solicitation for provision and installation of a preconfigured window microphone system for 22 teller windows and paging area at the Chancery Building located in Lima, Peru. Major duties and responsibilities are to provide fully operational system with voice amplification to facilitate communication by both the teller and the requestor at the Consular Teller Window without requiring each to raise their voices, and to provide a clear audio experience via the paging system for requestors in the interior and exterior general consular waiting areas. All responsible sources may submit an offer, which shall be considered. The Government plans to issue the solicitation in August 2016. This solicitation will be advertised in FedBizOpps and Embassy, Lima website-no paper copies will be mailed.

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