February 2026 Audio System RFP.pdf

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Audio System Upgrades RFP Summary

This is a Request for Proposal (RFP) issued by the Barrow County School District in Georgia for audio system upgrades across multiple school locations. The project encompasses eight distinct tasks: cafeteria audio systems at four middle schools (Bear Creek, Haymon-Morris, Russell, and Westside); cafeteria systems at Apalachee High School, Barrow Arts and Sciences Academy, and Winder Barrow High School; and gymnasium audio systems at the same four middle schools, plus Apalachee High School auxiliary gym, Barrow Arts and Sciences Academy gym, and Winder Barrow High School gym. The RFP specifies detailed equipment requirements including commercial-grade speakers (Sonance, Renkus-Heinz, and FBT brands), powered amplifiers (Powersoft), digital audio mixing consoles (Yamaha TFRack), digital signal processors (Alfatron), wireless microphone systems (Audix), and auxiliary audio components. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for 12:00 PM on Tuesday, February 10th at the Board of Education Office. Proposals must be submitted by email to itsbids@barrow.k12.ga.us by 11:00 AM on Thursday, February 26th. The Board will vote on proposals on Tuesday, April 7th with awards issued Wednesday, April 8th. All work must be completed and invoiced by June 22nd. Questions must be submitted by Monday, February 16th, with RFP amendments posted on the district website.

Pricing must exclude all applicable taxes as the Barrow County Board of Education is exempt from state sales tax, federal excise tax, and property tax. Proposals must include individual cost breakdowns for each location to allow the district flexibility to accept proposals for all, some, or none of the room locations depending on available funding. All equipment must be brand new with no remanufactured or refurbished components. Quoted prices must include assembly, programming, training, installation fees, system documentation, and three years of workmanship and support warranty with on-site technical support and labor for repairs. Vendors must provide three business references with similar equipment installations, digital manufacturer catalogs and brochures for all proposed items, detailed component lists for each location, and narrative descriptions of system functionality. Vendors must also provide warranty and maintenance procedures with guaranteed service response times, and a project manager with CTS certification is required for the project. The district reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to accept proposals on any basis within available funds.

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REQUEST FOR BID PROPOSAL

Audio System Upgrades – multiple schools

BARROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

The Barrow County School District

179 W. Athens Street Winder, Georgia 30680

E-mail ITSbids@barrow.k12.ga.us

Barrow County Board of Education 179 W. Athens St.

Winder, Georgia 30680

John St.Clair Email: itsbids@barrow.k12.ga.us

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) FOR

Audio System Upgrades – Multiple Schools

To: All Interested Vendors You are invited to submit a formal proposal (bid) for Audio System Upgrades – Multiple Schools for the Barrow County School District in accordance with the attached General Conditions and Specifications.

Proposals from bidders will be received by Barrow County Schools, 179 W. Athens St., Winder, Georgia 30680 until 11 AM local time, on Thursday, February 26th. Proposals must be emailed to the attention of John St.Clair at itsbids@barrow.k12.ga.us. Proposals will be voted on by the board on Tuesday, April 7th and an award made Wednesday, April 8th. Work must be completed and invoiced by June 22nd.

There is a mandatory pre-bid meeting at 12:00 PM on Tuesday, February 10th, at the Board of Education Office at the above address for all interested vendors.

All questions should be emailed no later than Monday, February 16th, to John St.Clair -itsbids@barrow.k12.ga.us. Any modifications to the RFP based on questions and answers regarding this offering will be posted as addendums to the RFP, and made available on the web site at http://www.barrow.k12.ga.us/bids. Vendors are responsible for checking the web site for amendments to the RFP. Vendors should check for RFP updates prior to submitting final proposal.

Emailed proposals will only be deemed accepted for consideration upon delivery of a confirmation email from jstclair@barrow.k12.ga.us to vendor’s email indicating receipt of proposal. If vendor does not receive confirmation of receipt of proposal via email, vendor should consider proposal not to have been delivered.

Barrow County reserves right to postpone bid opening to later the same day beyond original due date/time in event of delay of email services. Once time has been called and the first proposal has been opened, any proposals received thereafter will be rejected. Proposals must be valid for 90 days from due date. Barrow County Schools reserves the right to reject any and all bids or to waive any informality in bidding.

mailto:itsbids@barrow.k12.ga.us

GENERAL CONDITIONS & SPECIFICATIONS

The Barrow County School System seeks competitive bids for upgrading audio systems in gyms and cafeterias at various middle and high schools as per the general conditions here and specific task criteria to follow. General goal is to augment (where existing system is deemed to be worth keeping) or to replace audio systems to meet general and specific conditions below.

GENERAL CONDITIONS

1. Proposed audio systems must integrate directly with the school’s existing Audio Enhancements intercom and emergency alert infrastructure.

2. The systems shall be capable of being used as a completely independent audio system for various applications as well as an integrated system with the building’s intercom / alert system.

3. Proposed audio systems must be configured for emergency alert infrastructure to have priority, muting any other inputs and presenting announced alert at a guaranteed minimum volume to ensure that emergency messages and announcements are clearly heard above all other audio sources and are heard over the sound of activity in the gym/cafeteria, while not exceeding safe decibel levels.

4. Cafeteria AV systems shall be designed to support a multi-use, multi-audience environment, providing clear, intelligible audio reinforcement for daily dining periods, school assemblies, after-school functions, community events, and large-group instructional activities. The system must ensure that all announcements—local, building-wide, and emergency—are delivered with uncompromised clarity and high speech intelligibility throughout the space. The system shall be capable of being used as a completely independent audio system for various applications as well as an integrated system with the building’s intercom / alert system. Cafeteria systems must provide audio in kitchen/back-of-house areas suitable to ensure intercom and alerts can be heard over kitchen noises during food preparation and cleanup.

5. Gymnasium AV systems shall be designed to be a multi-purpose sound reinforcement and paging/alert system capable of supporting a wide range of school and community activities. These uses include physical education classes, athletic competitions, assemblies, after-school functions, community events, and large-group instructional activities. The system must ensure that all announcements—local, building-wide, and emergency—are delivered with uncompromised clarity and high speech intelligibility throughout the space. The system shall be capable of being used as a completely independent audio system for various applications as well as an integrated system with the building’s intercom / alert system. Specific consideration for intercom/emergency alerts must be given to locker room areas and they must be considered part of the gym audio space.

6. Proposed audio systems must allow for integration of external AV components, including interactive flat panels, existing projector systems, and other sources that presenters may bring to the facility. Audio from these devices should be routed through the proposed audio system to ensure consistent volume levels, proper equalization, and clear intelligibility throughout the room space, while not exceeding safe decibel levels.

7. The overall system architecture should be future-proofed to allow for additional zones, inputs, and technology upgrades as district needs evolve, without requiring wholesale replacement

8. Barrow Board County of Education is exempt from all state sales tax, federal excise tax, property tax, etc.

These taxes shall not be included in the quote.

9. Include digital copies of the manufacture catalog and/or brochure showing a picture of each proposed item along with details such as mfg model, item description and specifications, and site requirements.

10. All equipment proposed must be brand new and not include any remanufactured or refurbished components, frames, or parts.

11. The quoted price must include any assembly, programming, training, and/or other installation fees and charges.

12. The vendor is responsible for removal of debris from Barrow County Board of Education schools and offices the same day installation takes place.

13. Describe warranty/maintenance/support procedures and contact information, and guaranteed response times for service calls. Describe post-installation non-warranty support services available.

14. All vendors must provide three (3) business references having the proposed or similar equipment in operation in similarly sized installations. The listing shall include contact name, email address, and phone number.

15. Equipment specified in specific tasks below is representative of one design option. Alternatives in equipment specifications or overall design are acceptable. Vendors proposing alternatives must thoroughly describe the capabilities and functionality and how the alternatives are equal to or exceed the specified equipment.

16. For each room location, vendor must provide a detailed list of all components, a narrative describing how the system will function at the location, and a cost total for the specific room location. Depending on total costs, district may elect to accept proposal for some, all, or none of the room locations, so individual location cost breakdowns are required.

SPECIFIC TASKS

TASK 1 – Middle School cafeterias (Bear Creek, Haymon-Morris, Russell, and Westside)

Speakers

• Furnish and install Sonance brand 6.5” in-ceiling, two-way speakers o 30 speakers spaced evenly for maximum audio distribution o Power handling: 100W (program), 50W (continuous) o Frequency response 60 Hz - 25 kHz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power o Coverage pattern: 120 degree conical coverage o Must be UL Listed for commercial spaces o Removable, magnetic, bezel-less grille o Must have manufacturer warranty no less than 5 YEARS from date of installation

• Furnish and install 4 Sonance brand 8” in-ceiling subwoofers o Power handling: 300W (program), 150W (continuous) o Frequency response 32 Hz - 300 Hz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power o Must be UL Listed for commercial spaces

• Furnish and install Sonance brand wall mounted speakers in kitchen / back of house areas o 4 speakers designated for these areas o Speakers to be placed in effective, strategic areas to best cover the space and provide even audio distribution o IP45-rated, Conforms to MIL-STD-810 for humidity, salt spray, temperature, IEC529 o Speakers must be outdoor rated to effectively handle the humidity, temperature changes, and other environmental factors that may be present in a kitchen environment o Power handling: 60W (program), 30W (continuous) o Frequency response 57 Hz - 25 kHz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power

Power Amplifiers

• Furnish and install Powersoft Quattrocanali 1204DSP powered amplifier o Rack mounted 1RU chassis o Must support both low impedance and 70V / 100V high impedance lines o Must have clip limiting for overdrive protection o Must have thermal protection and variable-speed fan with temperature monitoring o “Mission-critical” system performance o DC protection, VHF protection, short-circuit protection with automatic reset o Allows for multiple audio zones

Digital Audio Mixer

• Furnish and install Yamaha TFRack digital audio mixing console o Must have customized presets for presentation and performance modes o Must be configurable from the onscreen controls and via a mobile application o Future-proof for additional sources if needed

• Furnish and install dedicated WIFI router for wireless access to digital console

• Furnish and install mobile audio controls device that is dedicated for the audio system o Must be configured to the dedicated WIFI router for system control o Must be configured with appropriate application and presets

• Must have manufacturer warranty no less than 3 YEARS from date of installation

Digital Audio Processor (DSP)

• Furnish and install Alfatron DSP44-U audio DSP o 4-in / 4-out digital signal processor with balanced mic/line inputs and balanced outputs o Must have input priority functionality for intercom signal

Configuration must include input priority for existing intercom signal input Input signal must be configured to fully take-over any other input signal for the system Any other input must be “ducked” when this priority input is sent to the system o Must be able to zone outputs for the amplifier o Must be configured to always send existing intercom signal to kitchen / back of house area o Must have manufacturer warranty no less than 7 YEARS from date of installation

Wireless Microphone Systems

• Furnish and install Audix AP42 dual-channel wireless handheld microphone system o True diversity receiver reducing interference and dropouts o Dual microphone channels with (2) HH wireless mics; microphones must be able to be used simultaneously o Frequency band: 522 - 554 MHz o 106 pre-coordinated frequencies to choose from o Wireless range must be up to 300’ line-of-sight o One-touch auto scan o One-touch IR sync between transmitter and receiver o Includes (2) HH wireless mics with dynamic, OM2 capsule with hypercardioid polar pattern

Good directivity and off-axis rejection to reduces feedback o Must have manufacturer warranty no less than 3 YEARS from date of installation

• Furnish and install two (2) Audix ANTDA4161 Active directional paddle antennas o Frequency band 500 - 700 MHz o Must have input impedance of 50 Ohms o Antenna Gain: 6dB o Must use 50 ohm RG8x cabling with proper BNC connectors for signal extension o Must be located no further than 100’ from wireless mic receiver

Auxiliary Sources

• Furnish and install RDL Bluetooth wall mounted form factor receiver o One-button pairing with LED status indication o Must use CAT6 shielded cabling for audio transmission o No special software required for basic pairing o 30 - 50 feet wireless range o To be mounted on side of AV Rack for ease of access and best range for the space

• Furnish and install RDL TX-TPR1A single-pair receiver for BT module o Must be used to convert CAT6 shielded signal to balanced line level output for connection into digital audio mixer

• Furnish and install RDL power module supply for the TX-TPR1A

• Furnish and install RDL D-CIJ3 analog input wall plate o Allows line level audio input for the audio system o Can be used for mobile interactive flat panel system; Audio out from panel will connect to this device for connectivity into the whole room audio system o Must be balanced audio signal output to run to digital audio mixer

Prevents ground loop issues and other audio interference and “noise” from entering the system

• Furnish and install RDL TX-A2 for conversion of balanced audio signal into the digital audio mixer o Must use professional level converter to prevent audio interference

• Furnish and install balanced level audio devices for video projector audio output o Where applicable, must include audio devices for audio breakout of existing projector system o Will allow user to send audio out of the existing projection system into the new audio system of the space o Will not include any new video connectivity; Existing video connectivity to remain o Must furnish all associated devices and wiring for complete integration

AV Rack

• Furnish and install Strong brand 16RU lockable wall rack o Steel frame with vented top and base o Tempered, reversible front door with locking latches o Removable side panels for easy access and cable management o Rack must be grounded to building structure using the proper electrical grounding hardware o Must have limited lifetime manufacturer warranty

• Furnish and install all rack accessories required for a complete professional system

• Must furnish all required rack panels to ensure all rack spaces are covered and there are no open spaces

• Furnish and install Middle Atlantic rack mounted PDU with managed network capabilities o Must have power rating of 1800 watts o Basic surge suppression and line-to-neutral protection o Must have the ability to monitor outlet status, load, and AC power all remotely o Must have the ability for assignable outlet control o Must be able to assign always on power outlets on the device

Specific hardware in this system may be required to be “always on” due toalert system protocols o Web interface included at no additional cost o Unit must be UL listed and comply with FCC Part 15 Class B.

o Will require dedicated data connectivity at each rack location

• If required, dedicated electrical outlet for AV Rack hardware and dedicated data jack for AV power distribution to be provided by district. Vendor must clearly specify requirements in proposal.

System Wiring and Cabling/Connectors

• Furnish and install all speaker wiring. Speaker wiring must be plenum rated and suitable for speaker sizes and wattage.

• Furnish and install all 22 gauge / 4 conductor plenum rated shielded wiring for all balanced mic/line level signals.

• Furnish and install all XLR balanced cables for all equipment required.

• Furnish and install all RCA line level cabling required for equipment operability. No unbalanced cabling should be longer than 6’ in length.

• Furnish and install CAT6 shielded cables for BT module

• Furnish and install any additional cabling/connectors required for complete system integration and operation

Professional Services

• Complete system installation and integration with existing equipment/hardware.

o Integration with existing intercom / emergency alert system including all testing for proper signal output and interoperability.

• Project management and coordination with school district staff and individual school staff o Must have dedicated project manager for this project o CTS certification required for this project.

• Complete system configuration and programming o Digital audio mixer configuration with custom presets for different application modes o Digital signal processor configuration for proper signal flow and routing o DSP programing for optimal audio integrity and performance o Must include intercom priority and audio system ducking o Must include configuration for audio zones for alert system o Optimal frequency recognition for wireless microphone systems

• Complete system testing and optimization

• Removal of any existing speakers that are deemed unnecessary for new system integration

• Removal of existing in-wall amplifier if applicable and feasible

• Removal of any duplicate speakers / equipment that are no longer needed with new system integration

• Complete system training including all operation documentation o Must include user guides for basic system operation o Must include support and contact information for any technical support related items o Must include in-person training session for all systems o Must include allowance for two follow-up training session for all systems including any additional on-site training needed over the 12-month period following installation

• Must include 3-year workmanship and support warranty o Includes on-site technical support for all required technical issues within this time period o Must include all labor required for system technical issues or repair

• Must provide all system documentation including equipment serial numbers, network information (if applicable), and equipment warranty statements

• Integration company to handle all logistics concerning equipment ordering and delivery.

o All equipment must be received off-site and brought on site by the integration company.

o No equipment or hardware is to be stored on site except during active installation.

o District will take possession of all hardware once it is fully installed.

TASK 2 – Apalachee High School cafeteria

Note – this system will require additional considerations as the cafeteria is split into two separate physical spaces adjacent to one another. In this proposed configuration below, they are treated as two zones. Vendor may propose alternate configuration if suitable to provide consistent results in both spaces.

Speakers

• Furnish and install (Qt. 3) Renkus-Heinz CX121 passive two-way full-range loudspeakers in front of stage area (Zone 1) o Power handling: 500W (program) o LF driver: 12” woofer, HF driver: 2” extended range titanium compression driver o Frequency response 70 Hz - 18 kHz o Coverage pattern: 90 degrees H x 60 degrees V o Must be UL listed for commercial spaces o Must be mounted horizontally and horn rotated 90 degrees o Speakers must be installed using manufacturer U-brackets, ⅜” threaded rod and unistrut attached to the building structure above the acoustical ceiling o Must have manufacturer warranty no less than 6 YEARS from date of installation

• Furnish and install (Qt. 1) Renkus-Heinz CX118S Subwoofer installed in back area of Zone 1 o Power handling: Up to 900W o LF Driver: 18” woofer o Frequency response 35 Hz - 120 Hz o Must be UL listed for commercial spaces o Speakers must be installed using forged steel eyebolts and/or ⅜” threaded rod and unistrut attached to the building structure above the acoustical ceiling

• Furnish and install Sonance brand 6.5” in-ceiling, two-way speakers (Zone 1) o 12 speakers o Speakers to be placed near back half of room (Zone 1) for even audio distribution and back fill o Power handling: 100W (program), 50W (continuous) o Frequency response 60 Hz - 25 kHz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power o Coverage pattern: 120 degree conical coverage o Must be UL Listed for commercial spaces

• Furnish and install Sonance brand 6.5” in-ceiling, two-way speakers (Zone 2) o 30 speakers spaced evenly for maximum audio distribution o Power handling: 100W (program), 50W (continuous) o Frequency response 60 Hz - 25 kHz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power o Coverage pattern: 120 degree conical coverage o Must be UL Listed for commercial spaces

• Furnish and install Sonance brand 8” in-ceiling subwoofers o 4 subwoofers (Zone 2) o Power handling: 300W (program), 150W (continuous) o Frequency response 32 Hz - 300 Hz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power

• Furnish and install Sonance brand wall mounted speakers in kitchen / back of houseareas o 6 speakers designated for these areas o Speakers to be placed in effective, strategic areas to best cover the space and provide even audio distribution o IP45-rated, Conforms to MIL-STD-810 for humidity, salt spray, temperature, IEC529 o Speakers must be outdoor rated to effectively handle the humidity, temperature changes, and other environmental factors that may be present in a kitchen environment o Power handling: 60W (program), 30W (continuous) o Frequency response 57 Hz - 25 kHz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power

• Furnish and install Powersoft Quattrocanali 4804DSP powered amplifier (Zone 1speakers) o Rack mounted 1RU chassis o Must support both low impedance and 70V / 100V high impedance lines

1200W power per output channel o Must have clip limiting for overdrive protection o Must have thermal protection and variable-speed fan with temperature monitoring o “Mission-critical” system performance o DC protection, VHF protection, short-circuit protection with automatic reset

• Furnish and install Powersoft Quattrocanali 2404DSP powered amplifier (Zone 2speakers) o Rack mounted 1RU chassis o Must support both low impedance and 70V / 100V high impedance lines

600W power per output channel o Must have clip limiting for overdrive protection o Must have thermal protection and variable-speed fan with temperature monitoring o “Mission-critical” system performance o DC protection, VHF protection, short-circuit protection with automatic reset o Must have customized presets for presentation and performance modes

• Furnish and install Alfatron DSP88-U audio DSP○8-in / 8-out digital signal processor with balanced mic/line inputs and balanced outputs o Must have input priority functionality for intercom signal Configuration must include input priority for existing intercom signal input Input signal must be configured to fully take-over any other input signal for the system Any other input must be “ducked” when this priority input is sent to the system o Must be able to zone outputs for the amplifier o Must be configured to always send existing intercom signal to kitchen / back of house area o True diversity receiver reducing interference and dropouts o Dual microphone channels with (2) HH wireless mics; microphones must be able to be used simultaneously o Frequency band: 522 - 554 MHz o 106 pre-coordinated frequencies to choose from o Wireless range must be up to 300’ line-of-sight o One-touch auto scan o One-touch IR sync between transmitter and receiver o Includes (2) HH wireless mics with dynamic, OM2 capsule with hypercardioid polar pattern

Good directivity and off-axis rejection (reduces feedback)

• Furnish and install Audix ANTDA4161 Active directional paddle antennas (2) o Must have input impedance of 50 Ohms o Antenna Gain: 6dB o Must use 50 ohm RG8x cabling with proper BNC connectors for signal extension o One-button pairing with LED status indication o Must use CAT6 shielded cabling for audio transmission o No special software required for basic pairing o 30 - 50 feet wireless range o Must be used to convert CAT6 shielded signal to balanced line level output for connection into digital audio mixer o Can be used for mobile interactive flat panel system; Audio out from panel will connect to this device for connectivity into the whole room audio system o Must be balanced audio signal output to run to digital audio mixer

Prevents ground loop issues and other audio interference and “noise”from entering the system

• Furnish and install Alfatron TRUK100-RS HDBT wall plate extender and receiver system for existing projection system o HDBT 2.0 extender o Must have HDMI and USB-C connectivity o Must have auto-switching capabilities built into the unit o Must include all required CAT6 cabling to run from wall plate transmitter to receiver at existing projector o Remove existing connectivity and wiring to existing projector o Must include any needed wall boxes and raceway conduit for complete extension system

• Furnish and install required audio cabling to breakout of Alfatron receiver at projector

• Furnish and install RDL TX-A2 for conversion of balanced audio signal into digital audiomixer o Steel frame with vented top and base o Tempered, reversible front door with locking latches o Removable side panels for easy access and cable management o Rack must be grounded to building structure using the proper electrical grounding hardware

• Must furnish all required rack panels to ensure all rack spaces are covered and there are no open spaces o Basic surge suppression and line-to-neutral protection o Must have the ability to monitor outlet status, load, and AC power all remotely o Must have the ability for assignable outlet control o Must be able to assign always on power outlets on the device

Specific hardware in this system may be required to be “always on” due to alert system protocols o Web interface included at no additional cost o Unit must be UL listed and comply with FCC Part 15 Class B.

• Furnish and install all speaker wiring. Speaker wiring must be plenum rated and suitable for speaker sizes and wattage.

• Furnish and install all 22 gauge / 4 conductor plenum rated shielded wiring for all balanced mic/line level signals.

• Furnish and install all XLR balanced cables for all equipment required.

• Furnish and install all RCA line level cabling required for equipment operability. No unbalanced cabling should be longer than 6’ in length.

• Furnish and install CAT6 shielded cables for BT module

• Furnish and install CAT6 plenum cabling for HDBT AV transmission

• Furnish and install Neutrik Speak on type connectors for required speakers

• Furnish and install any additional cabling/connectors required for complete system integration and operation

Professional Services

• Complete system installation and integration with existing equipment/hardware.

o Integration with existing intercom / emergency alert system including all testing for proper signal output and interoperability.

• Project management and coordination with school district staff and individual school staff o Must have dedicated project manager for this project o CTS certification required for this project.

• Complete system configuration and programming o Digital audio mixer configuration with custom presets for different application modes o Advanced zone controls for zone muting and level control o Digital signal processor configuration for proper signal flow and routing o DSP programing for optimal audio integrity and performance o Must include intercom priority and audio system ducking o Must include configuration for audio zones for alert system o Optimal frequency recognition for wireless microphone systems

• Complete system testing and optimization

• Removal of any existing speakers that are deemed unnecessary for new system integration

• Removal of existing in-wall amplifier if applicable and feasible

• Removal of any duplicate speakers / equipment that are no longer needed with new system integration

• Complete system training including all operation documentation o Must include user guides for basic system operation o Must include support and contact information for any technical support related items o Must include in-person training session for all systems o Must include allowance for two follow-up training session for all systems including any additional on-site training needed over the 12-month period following installation

• Must include 3-year workmanship and support warranty o Includes on-site technical support for all required technical issues within this time period o Must include all labor required for system technical issues or repair

• Must provide all system documentation including equipment serial numbers, network information (if applicable), and equipment warranty statements

• Integration company to handle all logistics concerning equipment ordering and delivery.

o All equipment must be received off-site and brought on site by the integration company.

TASK 3 – Barrow Arts and Sciences Academy cafeteria

• Furnish and install 20 Sonance brand high output pendants in high ceiling area of the cafeteria space o Power handling: 150W o LF driver: 8” woofer, HF driver: 1.4” aluminum dome compression driver o Frequency range 36.6 Hz - 25 kHz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power o Variable dispersion: 120 or 80 degrees of coverage o Must be UL listed for commercial spaces

• Furnish and install Sonance brand 8” pendant subwoofers o 4 subwoofers o Power handling: 200W (continuous) o Frequency response 32 Hz - 300 Hz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power o Must be UL listed for commercial spaces

• Furnish and install 15 Sonance brand 6.5” in-ceiling, two-way speakers o Speakers to be placed in lower ceiling area for even audio distribution o Power handling: 100W (program), 50W (continuous) o Frequency response 60 Hz - 25 kHz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power o Coverage pattern: 120 degree conical coverage o Must be UL Listed for commercial spaces

• Furnish and install 6 Sonance brand wall mounted speakers in kitchen / back of house areas

• Speakers to be placed in effective, strategic areas to best cover the space and provide even audio distribution

• IP45-rated, Conforms to MIL-STD-810 for humidity, salt spray, temperature, IEC529

• Speakers must be outdoor rated to effectively handle the humidity, temperature changes, and other environmental factors that may be present in a kitchen environment

• Power handling: 60W (program), 30W (continuous)

• Frequency response 57 Hz - 25 kHz

• Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power

• Must be UL Listed for commercial spaces

• Must have manufacturer warranty no less than 5 YEARS from date of installation

• Furnish and install Powersoft Quattrocanali 2404DSP powered amplifier o Rack mounted 1RU chassis o Must support both low impedance and 70V / 100V high impedance lines

600W power per output channel o Must have clip limiting for overdrive protection o Must have thermal protection and variable-speed fan with temperature monitoring o “Mission-critical” system performance o DC protection, VHF protection, short-circuit protection with automatic reset

• Furnish and install Powersoft Duecanali 1604DSP powered amplifier o Must support both low impedance and 70V / 100V high impedance lines

800W power per output channel o Must have clip limiting for overdrive protection o Must have thermal protection and variable-speed fan with temperature monitoring o “Mission-critical” system performance o DC protection, VHF protection, short-circuit protection with automatic reset o Must have customized presets for presentation and performance modes o 4-in / 4-out digital signal processor with balanced mic/line inputs and balanced outputs o Must have input priority functionality for intercom signal

Configuration must include input priority for existing intercom signal input Input signal must be configured to fully take-over any other input signal for the system Any other input must be “ducked” when this priority input is sent to the system o Must be able to zone outputs for the amplifier o True diversity receiver reducing interference and dropouts o Dual microphone channels with (2) HH wireless mics; microphones must be able to be used simultaneously o Frequency band: 522 - 554 MHz o 106 pre-coordinated frequencies to choose from o Wireless range must be up to 300’ line-of-sight o One-touch auto scan o One-touch IR sync between transmitter and receiver o Includes (2) HH wireless mics with dynamic, OM2 capsule with hypercardioid polar pattern

• Furnish and install two (2) Audix ANTDA4161 Active directional paddle antennas o Must have input impedance of 50 Ohms o Antenna Gain: 6dB o Must use 50 ohm RG8x cabling with proper BNC connectors for signal extension o One-button pairing with LED status indication o Must use CAT6 shielded cabling for audio transmission o No special software required for basic pairing o 30 - 50 feet wireless range o Can be used for mobile interactive flat panel system; Audio out from panel will connect to this device for connectivity into the whole room audio system o Must be balanced audio signal output to run to digital audio mixer

Prevents ground loop issues and other audio interference and “noise”from entering the

• Furnish and install RDL TX-A2 for conversion of balanced audio signal into digital audio mixer

• Must provide audio breakout from existing Bogen in-wall mixer/amp for video wall audio

• Must provide audio breakout from existing Bogen in-wall mixer/amp for mobile rack connectivity o Steel frame with vented top and base o Tempered, reversible front door with locking latches o Removable side panels for easy access and cable management

• Must furnish all required rack panels to ensure all rack spaces are covered and there are no open spaces o Basic surge suppression and line-to-neutral protection o Must have the ability to monitor outlet status, load, and AC power all remotely o Must have the ability for assignable outlet control o Must be able to assign always on power outlets on the device

Specific hardware in this system may be required to be “always on” due to alert system protocols o Web interface included at no additional cost o Unit must be UL listed and comply with FCC Part 15 Class B.

• Furnish and install all speaker wiring. Speaker wiring must be plenum rated and suitable for speaker sizes and wattage.

• Furnish and install all 22 gauge / 4 conductor plenum rated shielded wiring for all balanced mic/line level signals.

• Furnish and install all XLR balanced cables for all equipment required.

• Furnish and install all RCA line level cabling required for equipment operability. No unbalanced cabling should be longer than 6’ in length.

• Furnish and install CAT6 shielded cables for BT module

• Furnish and install Neutrik Speak on type connectors for required speakers

• Furnish and install any additional cabling/connectors required for complete system integration and operation

Professional Services

• Complete system installation and integration with existing equipment/hardware.

o Integration with existing intercom / emergency alert system including all testing for proper signal o Digital signal processor configuration for proper signal flow and routing o DSP programing for optimal audio integrity and performance o Must include intercom priority and audio system ducking

• Removal of existing in-wall amplifier if applicable and feasible

• Removal of any duplicate speakers / equipment that are no longer needed with new system integration

• Complete system training including all operation documentation o Must include user guides for basic system operation o Must include support and contact information for any technical support related items o Must include in-person training session for all systems o Must include allowance for two follow-up training session for all systems including any additional on-site training needed over the 12-month period following installation

• Must include 3-year workmanship and support warranty o Includes on-site technical support for all required technical issues within this time period o Must include all labor required for system technical issues or repair

• Must provide all system documentation including equipment serial numbers, network information (if applicable), and equipment warranty statements

• Integration company to handle all logistics concerning equipment ordering and delivery.

o All equipment must be received off-site and brought on site by the integration company.

TASK 4 – Winder Barrow High School cafeteria

• Furnish and install (Qt. 2) Renkus-Heinz CX121 passive two-way full-range loudspeakers on each side of existing projection screen o Power handling: 500W (program) o LF driver: 12” woofer, HF driver: 2” extended range titanium compression driver o Frequency response 70 Hz - 18 kHz o Coverage pattern: 90 degrees H x 60 degrees V o Must be UL listed for commercial spaces o Must be mounted horizontally and horn rotated 90 degrees o Speakers must be installed using manufacturer U-brackets, ⅜” threaded rod and unistrut attached to the building structure above the acoustical ceiling

• Furnish and install 30 Sonance brand 6.5” in-ceiling, two-way speakers o Speakers to be spaced evenly for maximum audio distribution o Power handling: 100W (program), 50W (continuous) o Frequency response 60 Hz - 25 kHz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power o Coverage pattern: 120 degree conical coverage o Must be UL Listed for commercial spaces

• Furnish and install 4 Sonance brand 8” in-ceiling subwoofers o Power handling: 300W (program), 150W (continuous) o Frequency response 32 Hz - 300 Hz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power

• Furnish and install 6 Sonance brand wall mounted speakers in kitchen / back of house areas o Speakers to be placed in effective, strategic areas to best cover the space and provide even audio distribution o IP45-rated, Conforms to MIL-STD-810 for humidity, salt spray, temperature, IEC529 o Speakers must be outdoor rated to effectively handle the humidity, temperature changes, and other environmental factors that may be present in a kitchen environment o Power handling: 60W (program), 30W (continuous) o Frequency response 57 Hz - 25 kHz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power

• Furnish and install Powersoft Quattrocanali 4804DSP powered amplifier o Rack mounted 1RU chassis o Must support both low impedance and 70V / 100V high impedance lines

1200W power per output channel o Must have clip limiting for overdrive protection o Must have thermal protection and variable-speed fan with temperature monitoring o “Mission-critical” system performance o DC protection, VHF protection, short-circuit protection with automatic reset o Must have customized presets for presentation and performance modes o 4-in / 4-out digital signal processor with balanced mic/line inputs and balanced outputs o Must have input priority functionality for intercom signal

Configuration must include input priority for existing intercom signal input Input signal must be configured to fully take-over any other input signal for the system Any other input must be “ducked” when this priority input is sent to the system o Must be able to zone outputs for the amplifier o Must be configured to always send existing intercom signal to kitchen / back of house o True diversity receiver reducing interference and dropouts o Dual microphone channels with (2) HH wireless mics; microphones must be able to be used simultaneously o Frequency band: 522 - 554 MHz o 106 pre-coordinated frequencies to choose from o Wireless range must be up to 300’ line-of-sight o One-touch auto scan o One-touch IR sync between transmitter and receiver o Includes (2) HH wireless mics with dynamic, OM2 capsule with hypercardioid polar pattern o One-button pairing with LED status indication o Must use CAT6 shielded cabling for audio transmission o No special software required for basic pairing o 30 - 50 feet wireless range o Can be used for mobile interactive flat panel system; Audio out from panel will connect to this device for connectivity into the whole room audio system o Must be balanced audio signal output to run to digital audio mixer

Prevents ground loop issues and other audio interference and “noise”from entering the

• Furnish and install Alfatron TRUK100-RS HDBT wall plate extender and receiver system for existing projection system o HDBT 2.0 extender o Must have HDMI and USB-C connectivity o Must have auto-switching capabilities built into the unit o Must include all required CAT6 cabling to run from wall plate transmitter to receiver at existing projector o Remove existing connectivity and wiring to existing projector o Must include any needed wall boxes and raceway conduit for complete extension system

• Furnish and install RDL TX-A2 for conversion of balanced audio signal into digital audiomixer o Steel frame with vented top and base o Tempered, reversible front door with locking latches o Removable side panels for easy access and cable management

• Must furnish all required rack panels to ensure all rack spaces are covered and there are no open spaces o Basic surge suppression and line-to-neutral protection o Must have the ability to monitor outlet status, load, and AC power all remotely o Must have the ability for assignable outlet control o Must be able to assign always on power outlets on the device

Specific hardware in this system may be required to be “always on” due to alert system protocols o Web interface included at no additional cost o Unit must be UL listed and comply with FCC Part 15 Class B.

• Furnish and install all speaker wiring. Speaker wiring must be plenum rated and suitable for speaker sizes and wattage.

• Furnish and install all 22 gauge / 4 conductor plenum rated shielded wiring for all balanced mic/line level signals.

• Furnish and install all RCA line level cabling required for equipment operability. No unbalanced cabling should be longer than 6’ in length.

• Furnish and install CAT6 shielded cables for BT module

• Furnish and install CAT6 plenum cabling for HDBT AV transmission

• Furnish and install Neutrik Speak on type connectors for required speakers

• Furnish and install any additional cabling/connectors required for complete system integration and operation

Professional Services

• Complete system installation and integration with existing equipment/hardware.

o Integration with existing intercom / emergency alert system including all testing for proper signal o Advanced zone controls for zone muting and level control o Digital signal processor configuration for proper signal flow and routing o DSP programing for optimal audio integrity and performance o Must include intercom priority and audio system ducking

• Removal of existing in-wall amplifier if applicable and feasible

• Removal of any duplicate speakers / equipment that are no longer needed with new system integration

• Complete system training including all operation documentation o Must include user guides for basic system operation o Must include support and contact information for any technical support related items o Must include in-person training session for all systems o Must include allowance for two follow-up training session for all systems including any additional on-site training needed over the 12-month period following installation

• Must include 3-year workmanship and support warranty o Includes on-site technical support for all required technical issues within this time period o Must include all labor required for system technical issues or repair

• Must provide all system documentation including equipment serial numbers, network information (if applicable), and equipment warranty statements

• Integration company to handle all logistics concerning equipment ordering and delivery.

o All equipment must be received off-site and brought on site by the integration company.

TASK 5 – Middle School gymnasiums (Bear Creek, Haymon-Morris, Russell, and Westside)

• Furnish and install (Qt. 8) Renkus-Heinz CX121 passive two-way full-range speakers o 3 speakers per side to cover bleacher areas o 2 speakers to cover court area o Power handling: 500W (program) o LF driver: 12” woofer, HF driver: 2” extended range titanium compression driver o Frequency response 70 Hz - 18 kHz o Coverage pattern: 90 degrees H x 60 degrees V o Must be UL listed for commercial spaces o Speakers to be installed from building structure using manufacturer U-bracket and appropriate installation hardware o Speakers can be installed with U-bracket using beam clamps or aircraft cabling and unistrut. If using eyebolts, forged steel material must be used.

o Bleacher area speakers to be installed vertically and flown for best performance and coverage of said areas o Court speakers to be evenly spaced inside gym area and down firing toward the floor for maximum coverage

• Furnish and install (Qt. 1) Renkus-Heinz CX118S Subwoofer installed in center of court o Power handling: Up to 900W o LF Driver: 18” woofer o Frequency response 35 Hz - 120 Hz o Must be UL listed for commercial spaces o Speakers must be installed using forged steel eyebolts and/or ⅜” threaded rod and unistrut attached the building structure above the acoustical ceiling

• Furnish and install Sonance brand wall mounted speakers in locker room areas o 2 speakers designated for these areas (1 in each locker room) o Speakers to be placed in the most effective and strategic area to best cover the space and provide even audio distribution o IP45-rated, Conforms to MIL-STD-810 for humidity, salt spray, temperature, IEC529 o Speakers must be outdoor rated to effectively handle the humidity, temperature changes, and other environmental factors that may be present o Power handling: 60W (program), 30W (continuous) o Frequency response 57 Hz - 25 kHz o Must have a 70V transformer built into the unit with selectable wattage taps for power

• Furnish and install (Qt. 2) Powersoft Quattrocanali 4804DSP powered amplifier o Rack mounted 1RU chassis o Must support both low impedance and 70V / 100V high impedance lines

1200W power per output channel o Must have clip limiting for overdrive protection o Must have thermal protection and variable-speed fan with temperature monitoring o “Mission-critical” system performance o DC protection, VHF protection, short-circuit protection with automatic reset o Must have customized presets for presentation and performance modes o Must have the ability to control 4 different zones

Bleacher left side

Bleacher right side Court Locker rooms o Must be configurable from the onscreen controls and via a mobile application o Future-proof for additional sources if needed

• Furnish and install dedicated WIFI router for wireless access to digital console

• Furnish and install mobile audio controls device that is dedicated for the audio system o Must be configured to the dedicated WIFI router for system control o Must be configured with appropriate application and presets

• Must have manufacturer warranty no less than 3 YEARS from date of installation

Digital Audio Processor (DSP)

• Furnish and install Alfatron DSP88-U audio DSP○8-in / 8-out digital signal processor with balanced mic/line inputs and balanced outputs o Must have input priority functionality for intercom signal Configuration must include input priority for existing intercom signal input Input signal must be configured to fully take-over any other input signal for the system Any other input must be “ducked” when this priority input is sent to the system o Must be able to zone outputs for the amplifier

• Furnish and install Audix AP42C2BPB dual-channel wireless handheld microphone system o True diversity receiver reducing interference and dropouts o Dual microphone channels with (1) HH wireless mics and (1) bodypack transmitter; microphones must be able to be used simultaneously o Include one Audix HT2 headset microphone designed for active use o Frequency band: 522 - 554 MHz o 106 pre-coordinated frequencies to choose from o Wireless range must be up to 300’ line-of-sight o One-touch auto scan o One-touch IR sync between transmitter and receiver o Includes (1) HH wireless mic with dynamic, OM2 capsule with hypercardioid polar pattern

Good directivity and off-axis rejection (reduces feedback) o Includes (1) Bodypack transmitter for connection of headset microphone o Must have input impedance of 50 Ohms o Antenna Gain: 6dB o Must use 50 ohm RG8x cabling with proper BNC connectors for signal extension o One-button pairing with LED status indication o Must use CAT6 shielded cabling for audio transmission o No special software required for basic pairing o 30 - 50 feet wireless range o To be mounted inside the main gym space for maximum signal range and clarity

Exact location TBD Must protect BT receiver with durable, clear plastic cover o Can be used for mobile interactive flat panel system; Audio out from panel will connect to this device for connectivity into the whole room audio system o Must be balanced audio signal output to run to digital audio mixer

Prevents ground loop issues and other audio interference and “noise” from entering the system o To be mounted inside the main gym space for ease of connectivity Exact location TBD Must protect wall plate connection with durable, clear plastic cover o Where applicable, must include audio devices for audio breakout of existing projector system o Will allow user to send audio out of the existing projection system into the new audio system of the space o Steel frame with vented top and base o Tempered, reversible front door with locking latches o Removable side panels for easy access and cable management

• Must furnish all required rack panels to ensure all rack spaces are covered and there are no open spaces o Basic surge suppression and line-to-neutral protection o Must have the ability to monitor outlet status, load, and AC power all remotely o Must have the ability for assignable outlet control o…

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