Specifications for LMR Upgrade Sample Clauses

Specifications for LMR Upgrade. HSMM engineers are well qualified in system engineering and design, and we intend to accept full responsibility for the design of the system to the performance specifications of the Commonwealth as described in this scope of work. The LMR equipment vendor’s engineers, however, are uniquely qualified to do detailed site design and system integration design, since they have access to design information specific to the current revisions and versions of the equipment they work with. This information, at the detail design level, is not provided on a current basis to outside personnel either via documentation or training. The description contained in this sub- task section is based on HSMM providing functional, performance procurement specifications and the LMR vendor’s engineers developing the detailed design to meet these specifications under our review. HSMM will design the LMR system and sites to the functional, performance design level. This will include baseline coverage design, baseline antenna selection and placement, baseline antenna system design, baseline major equipment selection and placement, physical facilities and site preliminary design (including grounding design) at each site. The LMR vendor, as part of their proposal, will perform detailed system and coverage design according to the technology that they have established as their primary technology. The LMR vendor, as part of their contract, will perform detailed site design under our review as part of Task G3. This will include all design and engineering necessary to implement the preliminary design at that site, such as (but not restricted to) cabling, rack-ups, grounding connection, equipment ordering, equipment mounting, and initial hardware and subsystem check-out and level optimization. HSMM will design each LMR subsystem to the baseline design level. This will include network control specification and selection, circuit routing, baseline capacity specification (including expansion), redundancy design, site-to-site level interface specification, and baseline alarms and diagnostics design. The LMR vendor, as part of their contract, will perform detailed subsystem design including (but not restricted to) network control equipment ordering, network integration and alignment, cabling, and rack-up and mounting. In the event that the coverage requirements dictate a simulcast subsystem design (most likely in an urban area such as Richmond), HSMM will provide a baseline design for each site and ...