Addendum 4 _ Feasibility Study.pdf
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- PE-65650-NONST-2025-000000013
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- Fayette County, Georgia
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This is Addendum #4 for a 911 Feasibility Study (RFP #25-105PFD) issued by the City of Peachtree City, Georgia. The addendum addresses two key questions from potential bidders regarding the feasibility study for establishing a Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP). The document is dated December 5, 2024, and includes the city's 65th anniversary logo.
The addendum clarifies that while Fayette County Communications may not fully cooperate, required data will be available through Georgia Open Records Act requests with an administrative fee. Additionally, the City confirms that firms without engineering or architectural design capabilities may submit proposals if they have experience in public safety and communications operations, technology, staffing, radio systems, and structures.
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City of Peachtree City 151 Willowbend Road Peachtree City, GA 30269 Phone: 770-631-2515 Fax: 770-631-2507 PeachtreeCityGA.gov Purchasing Department
CITY OF PEACHTREE CITY
911 FEASIBILITY STUDY
25-105PFD
ADDENDUM #4
1. QUESTION: In Addendum 1, the City indicated that the consultant may not have the full cooperation of Fayette County Communications. Can the City assure that the consultant will have access to the data and information required to complete the requested scope of work? Examples of such data include financial information for comparing current to projected costs, technology maintenance agreements, phone and CAD data and current job responsibilities of telecommunicators.
CITY’S RESPONSE All of this information is under the Georgia Open Records Act. Fayette County ECC will have to answer or share the information for an administrative fee.
2. QUESTION: Will the City consider proposals from firms that do not have engineering or architectural design capabilities, but are experienced in public safety and communications operations, technology, staffing, radio systems and structures?
CITY’S RESPONSE: Yes.
5 December 2024
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