D01_Attachment_1_Statement_of_Work__1.docx

Statement of Work: CalFire Telecoms Site Leases Introduction The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), California State Office, Telecommunications program proposes to continue to provide communication service for various offices throughout the State. These site leases will support all Admin, Fire, and Law Enforcement staff while completing the Bureau’s mission in areas where two-way radio communications are needed for the health and safety of personnel.

Objective The BLM Telecommunications staff needs to establish a telecommunications site lease (rental of vault and tower space) at the below mountain tops to support the local resource areas through the Land Mobile Radio Network per bureau directives.

The communication sites will continue to improve safety and help protect resources and BLM employees that have the need to use radios while working in the field. Radio signal coverage plots were used to find the maximum signal coverage over BLM lands.

BLM-CalFire Telecoms Site Leases:

1. L0198, Shaffer

2. L0417, Likely

3. L0628, Pine Hill

4. L0755, Oregon

5. L0695, Fowler Peak

6. L2355, Mt Pierce The six sites listed above are the best locations to meet this objective.

Statement of Work

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Statement of Work

1. Each site shall be in an enclosed facility away from the outside elements

2. BLM must have key(s), site combination(s), and/or security code(s) (as applicable) to access BLM equipment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

3. Each site shall be able to be accessed with a vehicle

a. If access to the site requires crossing private land, the BLM needs to have the ability to receive a right of way from the site to access the site at no additional cost to the BLM.

4. Each site shall have a secure place for BLM-owned equipment to be stored.

5. Each site shall be free of rodents and rodent droppings

6. Each site shall have lights and power receptacles, and must have a stable power connection (from power company, or solar, or generator).

7. Each site tower shall be able to be climbed by BLM or BLM contracted personnel

8. Each site shall have an internal cable runway to neatly run coax up and down the tower, and the cable runway must have cushions, snap in’s, or industry standard hangers to neatly route coax

9. Each site shall have a 4” or 6” industry standard two-way radio communication entry panel to accommodate at least three runs of heliax.

10. Each site shall have an ICE bridge (or equivalent) to run coax / heliax from the tower to the facility / vault.

11. Each site shall have a cable entry port to run LDF4-50 or LDF5-50.

12. At each site, the equipment rack shall have a receptacle above the rack to plug in 110V AC power supply.

13. At each site, the equipment rack receptacle shall have an independent circuit breaker (15 or 20 amp)

14. Each site shall meet or exceed current coverage plot areas.

15. Each site, and its other equipment at that site, shall not cause interference to any of the BLM’s equipment.

16. Each site shall meet or exceed Motorola R56 standards.

17. Each site shall have a tower capable of having a 4’ microwave dish mounted to the tower.

18. Each site shall be capable of storing:

a. three BLM Codan Model MT4E repeaters;

b. three Sinclair duplexers Model Q2220E;

c. three Crescend Amplifiers;

d. two Astron 50M –BB power supplies;

e. Low voltage disconnect, battery tray, four gel cell batteries, Band Pass Cavities, Pre Amplifier, and hybrid combiner;

19. Each site shall have a tower capable of having:

a. three Celewave PD-220’s or equivalent mounted to it with the appropriate mounting brackets;

20. Each site shall have the ability to expand to an additional 6’ 0” H (or taller) / 19” W rack for equipment in the future, should that Modification become necessary

Period of Performance (POP):

While sites are in holdover status, BLM will pay the rents once a year in arrears.

October 01, 2025-September 30, 2026 plus four option periods.