Communication System Equipment and Management Sample Clauses

Communication System Equipment and Management. 1. Contractor shall continue to license and utilize the current UHF radio system for two-way voice communications between its dispatch center, ambulances and Supervisor Vehicles. Contractor shall consult with MVEMSA in advance of purchasing or installing radios.
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Communication System Equipment and Management. Contractor shall be responsible for providing mobile radio equipment and cellular phones on each ambulance and supervisor vehicle to the specifications called for in section Y.2 of the RFP, which section is fully incorporated herein by reference. Contractor must utilize the 800 MHz, regional public safety East Bay Regional Communications System (EBRCS), and will be 100% responsible for the cost of access to the EBRCS, as well as maintenance, repair, and replacement of all mobiles, base stations, and portable radios. Contractor shall be responsible for obtaining all radio channels and all necessary FCC licenses and other permits as may be required for the operation of said system, which will enable Contractor to effectively receive and transmit communications. This includes ensuring communication interoperability with County EMS approved EMD centers, public safety provider agencies, hospitals and its ambulance and supervisor units deployed throughout the EOA. Contractor shall be capable of receiving and replying to requests for 911 Ambulance Services by voice and data linkage. Contractor's communications system shall be capable of receiving and transmitting all communications necessary to provide 911 Ambulance Services pursuant to this Agreement. Dispatch System – Should Contractor provide SSM and dispatch services in conjunction with an EMS Agency-approved EMD center, Contractor shall be responsible for the costs of any modifications to the computer aided dispatch system that Contractor determines necessary to effectively monitor, deploy, redeploy, and manage its ambulance resources. Contractor shall be responsible for the full costs of all systems necessary, including its Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) technology should Contractor elect to directly provide SSM and dispatch services. Contractor shall be responsible for all costs associated with its choice of and linkage into the EMS Agency-approved EMD center CAD system(s) for deployment management/measuring software, hardware, and network connections. Contractor’s mobile and portable radios must have very high frequency (VHF) Mutual Aid Frequencies (P25 System - all phases) and must be able to communicate on 700/800 MHz and VHF frequencies. Each EMT, paramedic and supervisor shall be issued a portable radio, carry it on his or her person and continuously monitor the appropriate channel(s) at all times while on duty. Contractor shall equip each ambulance and supervisor's vehicle with a mobile gateway that s...
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