The U.S. National Park Service Southeast Region awarded a $22,000 firm fixed-price purchase order contract to Claiborne County Emergency Communications for dispatch services at Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. The contract, which does not have a small business set-aside, requires the vendor to provide 24/7 dispatch support for law enforcement, emergency services, and park operations, including monitoring radio frequencies, tracking rangers, supporting data requests, and coordinating communication. The contract period of performance is from March 1, 2025 through February 28, 2026, with an option for the agency to extend services beyond the initial term. The services will be provided at the Bartlett Park ranger station and are expected to support between 1-5 officers per shift operating on a single radio frequency, with an average of 6 calls per shift involving law enforcement, fire, EMS, and search and rescue responses.
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