Res 2012-062 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

c) Provide the City with the power draw requirements for each installation. The Contractor will provide wiring and its installation and connection from the point of power supply to the installed equipment. Base Station System: 1.2.5 Utilize the Emergency Operations Center ( "EOC ") /911 Communications Center located at 2300 S. IH 35, San Marcos, Texas and Fire Station 5 located at 100 Carlson Circle, San Marcos, Texas as the base station locations for system activation and /or testing. 1.2.6 Equip the base station location with Contractor supplied Goods and other equipment necessary for a complete operating System. 1.2.7 Install the main components of the System, including monitor, printer, and radio in each location identified in 1.2.5. The Contractor will ensure that the base station radio and interfaced displays will provide a visual display of System activation address codes for operator verification of correct activation of remote sites. The radio and status display will generate a unique identification code for each siren and that code will be included in each transaction recorded or reported to the City. Central Control Computer(s): 1.2.8 Furnish all desktop computing hardware and system software in accordance with City standards for desktop systems and printers. The City standard is a dual core processor, 2GB RAM, 120GB — 250 GB hard drive, 256 MB of Video Ram, Network Controller, minimum of 19" monitor, keyboard & mouse. Printers will be Network compatible laser printers. 1.2.9. Protect two (2) siren system control computer(s) with a power backup system to ensure proper and complete operation of the computer at all times and that no data is lost during a power outage or servicing of the unit. 1.2.10. Contractor furnished computers will employ multiple back -up levels. The Contractor will ensure that all records will be stored in a manner sufficient to ensure timely reporting, data integrity, and record completeness. Radio Controls: 1.2.11 Ensure that all sirens are controlled and activated by radio, using Dual Tone Multi Frequency ( "DTMF ") or faster encoding. The Contractor will include status reporting and operational verification from each siren unit in the two -way radio communication between each siren and base station. In addition, the Contractor assures the City that the radio control system will be capable of activating the System and will work with the radio supplier to confirm Outdoor Siren Warning System Agreement 6/2012 i