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Public Safety Radio CRM

Offeror:
Product:
No.RequirementsRTM Section # and Marc's notesRFP Section C ReferenceSection L InstructionOfferor's Proposal Reference (Page No)CLIN ReferenceProduct Compliance ValidationProduct Compliance (To be filled in by Government)
1.0General0001 - 0002AB
1.1All radios shall have the ability to transmit and receive in the VHF frequency band from 136.0 to 174.0 MHz, with the modulations as required for APCO-25 (P25) Trunked, APCO-25 (P25) Conventional, and analog conventional.2.20001-0002AB
1.2All radios shall have the ability to transmit and receive in the UHF frequency bands from 380.0 to 470.0 MHz and 450.0 to 520.0 MHz, with the modulations as required for APCO-25 (P25) Trunked, APCO-25 (P25) Conventional, and analog conventional.2.20001-0002AB
1.3All radios shall have the ability to transmit and receive in the 700 MHz frequency band from 764.0 to 776.0 MHz and 794.0 to 806.0 MHz transmit, and 764.0 to 776 MHz receive, with the modulations as required for APCO-25 (P25) Trunked and APCO-25 (P25) Conventional.0001-0002AB
1.4All radios shall have the ability to transmit and receive in the 800 MHz frequency band from 806.0 to 825.0 MHz and 851.0 to 870.0 MHz transmit, and 851.0 to 870.0 MHz receive, with the modulations as required for APCO-25 (P25) Trunked, APCO-25 (P25) Conventional, and analog conventional.0001-0002AB
1.5All radios shall be enabled to transmit and receive in the four frequency bands without needing hardware and/or software configuration changes to switch between frequency bands.0001-0002AB
1.6All radios shall provide adjustable RF output power.2.110001-0002AB
1.7All radios shall be configured with a single antenna connector for all RF transmissions and receipts across the following frequency bands:

• VHF (Tx/Rx 136-174 MHz)

• UHF (Tx/Rx 380-470 MHz and 450-520 MHz)

• 700 (Tx 764-776 MHz and 794-806 MHz / Rx 764-776 MHz)

• 800 (Tx 806-825 MHz and 851-870 MHz / Rx 851-870 MHz)4.410001-0002AB
1.8All radios shall be compliant with FIPS 140-2 Level 1 or higher security standards.4.270001-0002AB
1.9All radios shall support, at a minimum, the AES-256 encryption algorithm.2.270001-0002AB
1.10All radios shall have a minimum encryption algorithm storage capacity of four (4) encryption algorithms.2.280001-0002AB
1.11All radios shall be equipped to store a minimum of 128 keys.2.290001-0002AB
1.12All radios shall be enabled for Multi-Key operations.2.300001-0002AB
1.13All radios shall be enabled for Multi-Mode Encryption Management.0001-0002AB
1.14All radios shall provide digital and analog operation1.10001-0002AB
1.15All radios shall provide 12.5kHz programmable channels0001-0002AB
1.16All radios shall be Time-Division Multiple Access (TDMA) (P25 Phase 2) enabled0001-0002AB
1.17All radios shall provide Push To Talk Individual Identification0001-0002AB
1.18All radios shall provide and enable a Talk Group call capability0001-0002AB
1.19All radios shall provide and enable a call alert decode capability0001-0002AB
1.20All radios shall provide and enable a call alert encode capability0001-0002AB
1.21All radios shall provide and enable an emergency alarm with channel revert and acknowledgement0001-0002AB
1.22All radios shall provide and enable a selective call decode capability0001-0002AB
1.23All radios shall provide and enable an out of range indication0001-0002AB
1.24All radios shall provide and enable a dynamic regrouping capability0001-0002AB
1.25All radios shall provide and enable a selective radio inhibit capability0001-0002AB
1.26All radios shall provide and enable an Over The Air Re-keying (OTAR) capability0001-0002AB
1.27All radios shall be enabled for Over the Air Programming (OTAP). The OTAP operations shall not require a physical connection to the receiving radio.0001-0002AB
1.28The OTAP operations shall include, at a minimum, changes to transmit and receive frequencies, network access codes, RF power level, squelch, user specific radio features, menu and option buttons, encryption settings, radio alias and identification, on a per channel / talk group basis.0001-0002AB
1.29All radios shall provide and enable a conventional channel unit identification capability0001-0002AB
1.30All radios shall provide and enable a conventional emergency decoding capability0001-0002AB
1.31All radios shall provide and enable a conventional Quick Call II decoding capability0001-0002AB
1.32All radios shall be Project 25 Compliance Assessment Program (P25 CAP) compliant.0001-0002ABSuppliers’ Declaration of Compliance [SDOC] and Summary Test Report [STR] shall be posted to the following Department of Homland Security (DHS) site: https://www.dhs.gov/science-and-technology/approved-grant-eligible-equipment
1.33All radios shall provide and enable an APCO-25 (P25) compliant digital trunking capability.0001-0002AB
1.34All radios shall provide and enable an APCO-25 (P25) compliant conventional digital capability.0001-0002AB
1.35All radios shall provide and enable an APCO-25 (P25) compliant conventional analog capability.0001-0002AB
1.36All radios shall provide both APCO-25 (P25) Phase I compliant frequency division multiple access (FDMA) trunking capability and APCO-25 (P25) Phase II compliant TDMA trunking capability; it shall be possible to operate the radio in either mode without the need to make hardware or software changes to the radio in order to change modes.1.50001-0002AB
1.37All radios shall dynamically switch from APCO-25 (P25) Phase II compliant TDMA trunking to APCO-25 (P25) Phase I compliant FDMA trunking when required by the radio system in order to connect with a radio system.1.60001-0002AB
1.38All radios must be able to scan multiple protocols, including FDMA trunking systems, TDMA trunking systems, and conventional systems.1.70001-0002AB
1.39All radios shall be compliant with the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) standard TIA-102.AACE, Project 25 Digital Land Mobile Radio Link Layer Authentication, most current version.1.80001-0002AB
1.40All radios shall meet or exceed all applicable National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) standards.1.90001-0002AB
1.41All radios shall be NTIA type accepted as of the date of submission of the offeror's proposal.1.90001-0002AB
1.42All radios must be enabled for P25 data for trunking and conventional systems.1.100001-0002AB
1.43All radios shall provide an integral emergency button with a programmable button hold time for emergency declaration.1.110001-0002AB
1.44All radios shall provide a programmable "hot mic" shutoff time limit.1.110001-0002AB
1.45All radios shall provide a programmable subscriber emergency cancel capability.1.110001-0002AB
1.46All radios shall be able to receive and implement an "inhibit" command via the control channel and receive a reactivate command, via the control channel, from the radio system.1.120001-0002AB
1.47The inhibit command shall render the radio incapable of transmitting or receiving, except for control channel information.1.130001-0002AB
1.48All radios shall be enabled to and capable of a private call directly with another radio.1.140001-0002AB
1.49All radios with IEEE 802.11 b/g/n capability shall also have the capability to have the IEEE 802.11 b/g/n deactivated.1.150001-0002AB
1.50All radios with Bluetooth 4.0 capability shall also have the capability to have the Bluetooth 4.0 deactivated.1.150001-0002AB
1.51All radios shall be programmable, to scan up to a minimum of ten (10) operator selectable talk groups/channels with priorities allocated per system.1.160001-0002AB
1.52All radios shall support talk around mode.1.170001-0002AB
1.53All radios shall support monitor mode.1.170001-0002AB
1.54All radios shall support zone select mode.1.170001-0002AB
1.55All radios shall be capable of operator switching on/off the encryption of the radio talk group or a conventional channel.1.180001-0002AB
1.56The radio encryption switch will not affect any talk group that is assigned to be encrypted only.1.180001-0002AB
1.57The radio encryption switch will not affect any talk group that is assigned to be clear only.1.180001-0002AB
1.58All radios shall be capable of forcing encryption on by radio programming on a per talk group basis while operating in trunked mode.1.190001-0002AB
1.59All radios shall be capable of forcing encryption off by radio programming on a per talk group basis while operating in trunked mode.0001-0002AB
1.60All radios shall be capable of forcing encryption on by the radio operator on a per talk group basis while operating in trunked mode.0001-0002AB
1.61All radios shall be capable of forcing encryption off by the radio operator on a per talk group basis while operating in trunked mode.0001-0002AB
1.62All radios shall be capable of forcing encryption on by radio programming on a per channel basis while operating in conventional mode.0001-0002AB
1.63All radios shall be capable of forcing encryption off by radio programming on a per channel basis while operating in conventional mode.0001-0002AB
1.64All radios shall be capable of forcing encryption on by the radio operator on a per channel basis while operating in conventional mode.0001-0002AB
1.65All radios shall be capable of forcing encryption off by the radio operator on a per channel basis while operating in conventional mode.0001-0002AB
1.66All radios shall be compatible with, and support the use of, existing Motorola KVL 4000 key loaders to load encryption keys into the radio. The use of adapters for this purpose is acceptable.1.210001-0002AB
1.67All radios shall be delivered with the latest firmware and updates available at the date of shipment.1.260001-0002AB
1.68All radio equipment shall have an operating ambient air temperature range of -22F to 140F.0001-0002AB
1.69All radios shall be enabled to place group calls.1.290001-0002AB
1.70All radios shall be enabled to place individual calls.1.290001-0002AB
1.71All radios shall be enabled to place dispatch calls.1.290001-0002AB
1.72All radios shall be enabled to place system wide calls.1.290001-0002AB
1.73All radios shall be enabled to place emergency calls.1.290001-0002AB
1.74All radios shall be black in color.1.330001-0002AB
2.0Portable Radios0001
2.1The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -57 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
2.50001
2.2The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -55 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.3The portable radio shall provide frequency stability of ±1.0 ppm (-30° C to +60° C), or less, while operating in the VHF frequency band.
0001
2.4The maximum intermodulation rejection for the portable radio shall be -80 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band.0001
2.5The maximum spurious rejection for the portable radio shall be -90 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band.0001
2.6The maximum selectivity for the portable radio shall be -77 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0001
2.7The maximum selectivity for the portable radio shall be -71 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.8The maximum receive sensitivity for the portable radio shall be 0.178 uV (at 12 dB SINAD) while receiving in the VHF frequency band.0001
2.9The portable radio shall provide an audio output of at least 1 Watt while receiving in the VHF frequency band.
0001
2.10The portable radio shall provide channel spacing of 25 kHz while receiving in the VHF frequency band.
0001
2.11The portable radio shall provide channel spacing of 12.5 kHz while receiving in the VHF frequency band.
0001
2.12The portable radio shall provide an audio distortion of 1.3%, or less, while receiving in the VHF frequency band.
0001
2.13The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -56 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
2.60001
2.14The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -53 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.15The portable radio shall provide frequency stability of ±1.0 ppm (-30° C to +60° C), or less, while operating in the UHF frequency band.
0001
2.16The maximum intermodulation rejection for the portable radio shall be -80 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band.0001
2.17The maximum spurious rejection for the portable radio shall be -87 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band.0001
2.18The maximum selectivity for the portable radio shall be -77 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0001
2.19The maximum selectivity for the portable radio shall be -70 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.20The maximum receive sensitivity for the portable radio shall be 0.2 uV (at 12 dB SINAD) while receiving in the UHF frequency band.
0001
2.21the portable radio shall provide an audio output of at least 1 Watt while receiving in the UHF frequency band.
0001
2.22The portable radio shall provide channel spacing of 25 kHz while receiving in the UHF frequency band.
0001
2.23The portable radio shall provide channel spacing of 12.5 kHz while receiving in the UHF frequency band.
0001
2.24The portable radio shall provide an audio distortion of 1.2%, or less, while receiving in the UHF frequency band.
0002
2.25The maximum allowable FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -55 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
2.70001
2.26The maximum allowable FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -50 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.27The portable radio shall provide frequency stability of ±1.0 ppm (-30° C to +60° C), or less, while operating in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.28The maximum intermodulation rejection for the portable radio shall be -77 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.0001
2.29The maximum spurious rejection for the portable radio shall be -80 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.0001
2.30The maximum selectivity for the portable radio shall be -74 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0001
2.31The maximum selectivity for the portable radio shall be -64 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.32The maximum receive sensitivity for the portable radio shall be 0.224 uV (at 12 dB SINAD) while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.33The portable radio shall provide an audio output of at least 1 Watt while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.34The portable radio shall provide channel spacing of 25 kHz while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.35The portable radio shall provide channel spacing of 12.5 kHz while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.36The portable radio shall provide an audio distortion of 1.2%, or less, while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.37The maximum allowable FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -54 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
2.80001
2.38The maximum allowable FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -50 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.39The portable radio shall provide frequency stability of ±1.0 ppm (-30° C to +60° C), or less, while operating in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.40The maximum intermodulation rejection for the portable radio shall be -77 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.0001
2.41The maximum spurious rejection for the portable radio shall be -80 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.0001
2.42The maximum selectivity for the portable radio shall be -74 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0001
2.43The maximum selectivity for the portable radio shall be -64 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.44The maximum receive sensitivity for the portable radio shall be 0.224 uV (at 12 dB SINAD) while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.45The portable radio shall provide an audio output of at least 1 Watt while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.46The portable radio shall provide channel spacing of 25 kHz while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.47The portable radio shall provide channel spacing of 12.5 kHz while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.48The portable radio shall provide an audio distortion of 1.3%, or less, while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.49The portable radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 1.0-6.0 Watts while transmitting in the VHF frequency band.0001
2.50The portable radio shall provide a frequency stability of ±1.0 ppm (-30° C to +60° C), or less, while transmitting in the VHF frequency band.0001
2.51The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -51 dB while transmitting in the VHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.0001
2.52The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -47 dB while transmitting in the VHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.0001
2.53The portable radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±5 kHz while transmitting in the VHF frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0001
2.54The portable radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±2.5 kHz while transmitting in the VHF frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0001
2.55The maximum spurious emissions for the portable radio shall be -75 dBc while transmitting in the VHF frequency band on 25 kHz channels.
0001
2.56The maximum spurious emissions for the portable radio shall be -75 dBc while transmitting in the VHF frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.57The portable radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 1.0-5.0 Watts while transmitting in the UHF frequency band.0001
2.58The portable radio shall provide a frequency stability of ±1.0 ppm (-30° C to +60° C), or less, while transmitting in the UHF frequency band.
0001
2.59The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -51 dB while transmitting in the UHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.0001
2.60The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -47 dB while transmitting in the UHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.0001
2.61The portable radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±5 kHz while transmitting in the UHF frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0001
2.62The portable radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±2.5 kHz while transmitting in the UHF frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0001
2.63The maximum spurious emissions for the portable radio shall be -75 dBc while transmitting in the UHF frequency band on 25 kHz channels.
0001
2.64The maximum spurious emissions for the portable radio shall be -75 dBc while transmitting in the UHF frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.65The portable radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 1 to 2.5 watts while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band.2.120001
2.66The portable radio shall provide a frequency stability of ±1.0 ppm (-30° C to +60° C), or less, while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.67The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -49 dB while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band using 25 kHz channels.0001
2.68The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -45 dB while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.0001
2.69The portable radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±5 kHz while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0001
2.70The portable radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±2.5 kHz while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0001
2.71The maximum spurious emissions for the portable radio shall be -75 dBc while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band on 25 kHz channels.
0001
2.72The maximum spurious emissions for the portable radio shall be -75 dBc while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.73The portable radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 1 to 3 watts while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band.2.130001
2.74The portable radio shall provide a frequency stability of ±1.0 ppm (-30° C to +60° C), or less, while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0001
2.75The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -49 dB while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band using 25 kHz channels.0001
2.76The maximum FM hum and noise for the portable radio shall be -45 dB while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.0001
2.77The portable radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±5 kHz while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0001
2.78The portable radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±2.5 kHz while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0001
2.79The maximum spurious emissions for the portable radio shall be -75 dBc while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band on 25 kHz channels.
0001
2.80The maximum spurious emissions for the portable radio shall be -75 dBc while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.
0001
2.81The portable radio shall have the ability to manage 3000 combined conventional channels and/or trunked talk groups.2.150001
2.82The portable radio shall possess both top and side screen displays.2.160001
2.83The portable radio screen displays shall show channel information.0001
2.84The portable radio screen displays shall show out of range indication.0001
2.85The portable radio screen displays shall show channel status information.0001
2.86The portable radio shall have a full keypad.2.180001
2.87The portable radio shall have Menu keys.0001
2.88The portable radio shall have Option keys.0001
2.89The portable radio shall have an emergency button located on the top of the radio.2.200001
2.90The portable radio shall be enabled with a "man down" feature that senses the position of the radio and provides an alert.0001
2.91The portable radio shall be programable using the front panel on the radio.2.240001
2.92The portable radio shall have a Hirose 6 pin accessory adapter.2.310001
2.93The portable radio shall be approved by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) or Factory Mutual (FM) as intrinsically safe.0001
2.94The portable radio shall be compliant with MIL-STD-810G, Method 511.6, Procedure I, Explosive Atmosphere.0001Test Results
2.95The portable radio shall be compliant with MIL-STD-810G, Method 504.1, Procedure II, Liquid Contamination.0001Test Results
2.96The portable radio shall be equipped with a single antenna for all RF transmissions and receipts across the following frequency bands:

• VHF (Tx/Rx 136-174 MHz)

• UHF (Tx/Rx 380-470 MHz and 450-520 MHz)

• 700 (Tx 764-776 MHz and 794-806 MHz / Rx 764-776 MHz)

• 800 (Tx 806-825 MHz and 851-870 MHz / Rx 851-870 MHz)4.410001
2.97The portable radio shall have an antenna that is less than 9" in length.0001
2.98The portable radio shall have a user programmable A/B/C switch selector on the top of the radio.0001
2.99The portable radio shall have noise canceling features.2.370001
2.100The portable radio shall have a minimum of one connection for accessories such as a remote weatherproof speaker, hand mics, surveillance kits, or personal protective equipment (PPE) masks.2.370001
2.101The portable radio shall be enabled to be paired via Bluetooth 4.0 with a minimum of at least one (1) accessory.2.390001
2.102The portable radio shall be IEEE 802.11 b/g/n enabled without the use of an external device.2.490001
2.103The portable radio shall be Bluetooth 4.0, or later version, enabled without the use of an external device.2.500001
2.104The portable radio shall be enabled to audibly announce the zone and channel.2.570001
2.105The portable radio shall have a minimum of one connector that allows for a radio programming cable and KVL-4000 key loading cable, with adapter as required.0001
2.106The portable radio shall be ergonomically designed to be operated by one person while wearing cold-weather gear and gloves or while wearing all levels of MOPP gear without having to assume a strenuous or difficult position.0001
2.107The portable radio shall provide access to programming or accessory interfaces without disassembly or the use of special purpose tools.0001
2.108Any displays on the portable radio shall be sunlight readable, with a minimum brightness of 200 nits.0001
2.109The portable radio power source status shall be externally indicated.0001
2.110The portable radio shall be capable of being setup, powered up and operational within 1 minute.0001
2.111The portable radio shall be capable of setup and packing up without the use of special purpose tools.0001
2.112Operation of the portable radio shall not require the use of any special tools.0001
2.113The portable radio shall withstand immersion in accordance with MIL-STD 810G, Method 512.5, Procedure 1.0001
2.114Portable radios shall meet IP68 immersion rating of two (2) meters for four (4) hours without radio failure.0001
3.0Mobile Radio0002
3.1Mobile Radio - General Requirements0002
3.1.1The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -54.8 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.2The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -54.6 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.3The mobile radio shall provide frequency stability of ±0.8 ppm (-30° C to +85° C), or less, while operating in the VHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.4The maximum intermodulation rejection for the mobile radio shall be -81.9 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band.0002
3.1.5The maximum spurious rejection for the mobile radio shall be -83 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band.0002
3.1.6The maximum selectivity for the mobile radio shall be -82.5 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.0002
3.1.7The maximum selectivity for the mobile radio shall be -63.9 dB while receiving in the VHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.8The maximum receive sensitivity for the mobile radio shall be 0.178 uV (at 12 dB SINAD) while receiving in the VHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.9The mobile radio shall provide a speaker audio output of at least 15 Watts while receiving in the VHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.10The mobile radio shall provide channel spacing of 25 kHz while receiving in the VHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.11The mobile radio shall provide channel spacing of 12.5 kHz while receiving in the VHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.12The mobile radio shall provide an audio distortion of 1.2%, or less, while receiving in the VHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.13The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -48.2 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.14The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -45 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.15The mobile radio shall provide frequency stability of ±0.8 ppm (-30° C to +85° C), or less, while operating in the UHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.16The maximum intermodulation rejection for the mobile radio shall be -81.8 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band.0002
3.1.17The maximum spurious rejection for the mobile radio shall be -90 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band.0002
3.1.18The maximum selectivity for the mobile radio shall be -77.4 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.19The maximum selectivity for the mobile radio shall be -62.9 dB while receiving in the UHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.20The maximum receive sensitivity for the mobile radio shall be 0.2 uV (at 12 dB SINAD) while receiving in the UHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.21The mobile radio shall provide a speaker audio output of at least 15 Watt while receiving in the UHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.22The mobile radio shall provide channel spacing of 25 kHz while receiving in the UHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.23The mobile radio shall provide channel spacing of 12.5 kHz while receiving in the UHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.24The mobile radio shall provide an audio distortion of 1.2%, or less, while receiving in the UHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.25The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -52 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.26The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -44.9 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.27The mobile radio shall provide frequency stability of ±0.8 ppm (-30° C to +85° C), or less, while operating in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.28The maximum intermodulation rejection for the mobile radio shall be -82.5 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.0002
3.1.29The maximum spurious rejection for the mobile radio shall be -94.4 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.0002
3.1.30The maximum selectivity for the mobile radio shall be -77 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.31The maximum selectivity for the mobile radio shall be -61.9 dB while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.32The maximum receive sensitivity for the mobile radio shall be 0.2 uV (at 12 dB SINAD) while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.33The mobile radio shall provide an audio output of at least 15 Watts while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.34The mobile radio shall provide channel spacing of 25 kHz while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.35The mobile radio shall provide channel spacing of 12.5 kHz while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.36The mobile radio shall provide an audio distortion of 1.2%, or less, while receiving in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.37The maximum FM hum and noise for a mobile radio shall be -52 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.38The maximum FM hum and noise for a mobile radio shall be -44.9 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.39The mobile radio shall provide frequency stability of ±0.8 ppm (-30° C to +85° C), or less, while operating in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.40The maximum intermodulation rejection for the mobile radio shall be -82.5 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.0002
3.1.41The maximum spurious rejection for the mobile radio shall be -94.4 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.0002
3.1.42The maximum selectivity for the mobile radio shall be -77 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band using 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.43The maximum selectivity for the mobile radio shall be -61.9 dB while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.44The maximum receive sensitivity for the mobile radio shall be 0.2 uV (at 12 dB SINAD) while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.45The mobile radio shall provide an audio output of at least 15 Watt while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.46The mobile radio shall provide channel spacing of 25 kHz while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.47The mobile radio shall provide channel spacing of 12.5 kHz while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.48The mobile radio shall provide an audio distortion of 1.2%, or less, while receiving in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.49The mobile radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 5.0 to 50.0 Watts while transmitting in the VHF frequency band.0002
3.1.50The mobile radio shall provide a frequency stability of ±0.8 ppm (-30° C to +85° C), or less, while transmitting in the VHF frequency band.0002
3.1.51The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -48.8 dB while transmitting in the VHF frequency band using 25 kHz channels.0002
3.1.52The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -45.9 dB while transmitting in the VHF frequency band using 12.5 kHz channels.0002
3.1.53The mobile radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±5 kHz while transmitting in the VHF frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0002
3.1.54The mobile radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±2.5 kHz while transmitting in the VHF frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0002
3.1.55The maximum spurious emissions for the mobile radio shall be -70 dBc while transmitting in the VHF frequency band on 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.56The maximum spurious emissions for the mobile radio shall be -70 dBc while transmitting in the VHF frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0002
3.1.57The mobile radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 5.0 to 40.0 watts while transmitting in the 380-470 MHz frequency band.0002
3.1.58The mobile radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 5.0 to 45.0 Watts while transmitting in the 450-485 MHz frequency band.0002
3.1.59The mobile radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 5.0 to 40.0 Watts while transmitting in the 485-512 MHz frequency band.0002
3.1.60The mobile radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 5.0 to 25.0 Watts while transmitting in the 512-520 MHz frequency band.0002
3.1.61The mobile radio shall provide a frequency stability of ±0.8 ppm (-30° C to +85° C) while transmitting in the UHF frequency band.
0002
3.1.62The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -48.6 dB while transmitting in the UHF frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0002
3.1.63The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -46.2 dB while transmitting in the UHF frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0002
3.1.64The mobile radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±5 kHz while transmitting in the UHF frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0002
3.1.65The mobile radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±2.5 kHz while transmitting in the UHF frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0002
3.1.66The maximum spurious emissions for the mobile radio shall be -70 dBc while transmitting in the UHF frequency band on 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.67The maximum spurious emissions for the mobile radio shall be -70 dBc while transmitting in the UHF frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.68The mobile radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 2.0 to 30.0 Watts while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band.0002
3.1.69The mobile radio shall provide a frequency stability of ±0.8 ppm (-30° C to +85° C), or less, while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.70The maximum FM hum and noise for the mobile radio shall be -48 dB while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0002
3.1.71The maximum FM hum and noise shall be for the mobile radio shall be -44.4 dB while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0002
3.1.72The mobile radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±5 kHz while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0002
3.1.73The mobile radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±2.5 kHz while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0002
3.1.74The maximum spurious emissions for the mobile radio shall be -70 dBc while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band on all 700 MHz 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.75The maximum spurious emissions for the mobile radio shall be -70 dBc while transmitting in the 700 MHz frequency band on all 700 MHz 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.76The mobile radio minimum adjustable RF power output range shall be 2.0 to 35.0 Watts while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band.0002
3.1.77The mobile radio shall provide a frequency stability of ±0.8 ppm (-30° C to +85° C), or less, while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band.
0002
3.1.78The maximum FM hum and noise of the mobile radio shall be -48 dB while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0002
3.1.79The maximum FM hum and noise of the mobile radio shall be -44.4 dB while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0002
3.1.80The mobile radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±5 kHz while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band on 25 kHz channels.0002
3.1.81The mobile radio shall provide modulation limiting of ±2.5 kHz while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.0002
3.1.82The maximum spurious emissions for the mobile radio shall be -70 dBc while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band on all 25 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.83The maximum spurious emissions for the mobile radio shall be -70 dBc while transmitting in the 800 MHz frequency band on 12.5 kHz channels.
0002
3.1.84The mobile radio shall be sized to fit within an enclosure size of 13" long x 8 " wide x 2 5/8" high.0002
3.1.85The mobile radio shall have the ability to manage 3000 combined conventional channels and/or trunked talk groups.4.180002
3.1.86The mobile radio control heads shall show channel information.4.190002
3.1.87The mobile radio control heads shall show out of range indication.4.190002
3.1.88The mobile radio control heads shall show channel status information.4.190002
3.1.89The mobile radio control heads shall have Menu keys.4.200002
3.1.90The mobile radio control heads shall have Option keys.0002
3.1.91The mobile radio control heads shall have an emergency button located on the front.0002
3.1.93The mobile radio shall be programmable via the control head.4.250002
3.1.94The mobile radio shall be enabled to allow the encryption keys to be loaded via the control head.4.260002
3.1.95The mobile radio shall have a single antenna connector for multi-band operation.4.330002
3.1.96The mobile radio power setting shall be a programmable feature while utilizing the radio control head.4.350002
3.1.97The mobile radio display backlighting settings shall be a programmable feature while utilizing the radio control head.0002
3.1.98The mobile radio talk-around settings shall be a programmable feature while utilizing the radio control head.0002
3.1.99The mobile radio encryption settings shall be a programmable feature while utilizing the radio control head.0002
3.1.100The mobile radio clear settings shall be a programmable feature while utilizing the radio control head.0002
3.1.101The mobile radio scan settings shall be a programmable feature while utilizing the radio control head.0002
3.1.102The mobile radio control head shall have a minimum of one connector that allows for a palm microphone, radio programming cable, and KVL-4000 key loading cable, with adapter as required.4.370002
3.1.103The mobile radio shall have a minimum of one connector that allows for connections to external audio and data devices.4.370002
3.1.104The mobile radio RF connection shall be directly attached to the device.4.380002
3.1.105The mobile radio shall be configured with a RF connector to utilize only one (1) external multi-band antenna for all RF transmissions and receipts across the following frequency bands:

• VHF (Tx/Rx 136-174 MHz)

• UHF (Tx/Rx 380-470 MHz and 450-520 MHz)

• 700 (Tx 764-776 MHz and 794-806 MHz / Rx 764-776 MHz)

• 800 (Tx 806-825 MHz and 851-870 MHz / Rx 851-870 MHz)4.410002
3.2Single Control Head Mobile0002AA
3.2.1The single control head mobile radios shall have a control head attached directly to the radio.4.10002AA
3.2.2The single control head mobile radios shall include the necessary mounts and associated mounting hardware for use in vehicles driven on improved roads.4.10002AA
3.3Dual Control Head Mobile - Remote Mount0002AB
3.3.1The dual control head mobile radios shall have a single control head attached directly to the radio and a second single remote mount control head which the Government will install in another location within the vehicle.4.20002AB
3.3.2The dual control head mobile radios shall include the necessary mounts and associated mounting hardware to mount the control heads/radio for use in vehicles driven on improved roads.4.20002AB
3.3.3The dual control head mobile radios shall include 30 feet of single cable for both power wiring and remote control head to integrate the dual remote mount control head mobile radio with the vehicle.0002AB
4.0Vehicular Adapters0003
4.1The vehicular adapters shall be fully compatible with the vendor's proposed portable radio.3.20003
4.2The vehicular adapters shall provide an antenna connector to allow for connectivity to a single external vehicular mount antenna covering the following frequency bands:

• VHF (Tx/Rx 136-174 MHz)

• UHF (Tx/Rx 380-470 MHz and 450-520 MHz)

• 700 (Tx 764-776 MHz and 794-806 MHz / Rx 764-776 MHz)

• 800 (Tx 806-825 MHz and 851-870 MHz / Rx 851-870 MHz)3.20003
4.3The vehicular adapters shall charge the portable radio battery with the battery installed inside the radio.3.20003
4.4The vehicular adapters shall be compatible with the proposed external speakers, microphones and push-to-talk buttons.3.20003
4.5The vehicular adapters shall provide the ability to secure the radio in the adapter while the vehicle is operating at highway speeds on improved roads.3.2 the vehicle adapter wont be driving….0003
4.6The vehicular adapters shall provide the ability to quickly "jerk and run" the radio from the adapter, without the need to disconnect cables from the radio.3.20003
4.7The vehicular adapter, with a radio installed, shall be sized to fit within an enclosure sized 10.5" long x 5.9" wide x 3.8" high.3.30003
5.0PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE0004
5.1The radio programming software shall be the same for both portable and mobile radios.0004
5.2The radio programming software shall include all software licenses and software user documentation necessary to configure and program the portable and mobile radios using a separate laptop computer. (Note: laptop computer is provided separately and is not part of this procurement)1.220004
5.3All radio programming software shall be compatible with the latest version of Microsoft Windows 10 64 bit at the time of proposal.1.240004
6.0ACCESSORIES0005-0007E
6.1The portable radio accessories shall include a minimum 7.5 Watt, water resistant, remote mount external speakers for use with the vehicular adapter.3.40005A
6.2The portable radio accessories shall include a low profile, covert single wire surveillance kit that connects via Bluetooth to the portable radio.2.460006A
6.3The proposed covert single wire surveillance kit shall include a low profile, covert combination earpiece speaker/microphone that provides a rubber, or rubber-like, tipped earpiece.2.460006A
6.4The proposed covert single wire surveillance kit's combination earpiece speaker/microphone shall provide noise cancellation features.2.460006A
6.5The proposed covert single wire surveillance kit's combination earpiece speaker/microphone shall be Bluetooth enabled.2.460006A
6.6The proposed covert single wire surveillance kit's combination earpiece speaker/microphone shall provide a push to talk function.0006A
6.7The portable radio accessories shall include a six or eight multi-unit, 115 VAC rapid charger that will charge and automatically recondition portable radio batteries.2.40006B
6.8The portable radio accessories shall include a single unit, 115 VAC rapid charger.2.410006C
6.9The portable radio accessories shall include portable radio batteries.2.520006D
6.10Portable radio batteries shall be Li-Ion.2.530006D
6.11Portable radio batteries shall have a minimum capacity of 3000 mAh.2.530006D
6.12Portable radio batteries shall not weigh more than 12 ounces.2.530006D
6.13The portable radio battery shall be Underwriters Laboratories (UL) or Factory Mutual (FM) approved as intrinsically safe.2.540006D
6.14The portable radio batteries shall meet IP68 immersion rating of two (2) meters for four (4) hours without failure.0006D
6.15Portable radio batteries shall deliver sufficient power to operate radio for a minimum of eight (8) hours assuming a 5% transmit, 5% receive and 90% standby mode duty cycle.2.560006D
6.16The portable radio accessories shall include a black spring-action belt clip that is a minimum length of 3" and is compatible with the portable radio.2.420006E
6.17The portable radio accessories shall include a black, leather carry case with D-rings and a swivel belt loop that is compatible with the portable radio.2.430006F
6.18The portable radio accessories shall include a combination speaker/microphone that provides the ability to change channels on the portable radio.2.440006G
6.19The proposed combination speaker/microphone shall provide noise cancellation features.2.440006G
6.20The proposed speaker/microphone shall be approved by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) or Factory Mutual (FM) as intrinsically safe.2.440006G
6.21The proposed speaker/microphone shall be rated IP-68 per IEC standard 60529.2.440006G
6.22The proposed speaker/microphone shall be black in color.2.440006G
6.23The portable radio accessories shall include a Bluetooth wireless combination earpiece speaker/microphone.2.450006H
6.24The proposed Bluetooth wireless combination earpiece speaker/microphone shall include a Bluetooth wireless combination earpiece speaker/microphone that provides a opaque/clear, rubber tipped, or rubber-like, earpiece with an "over the ear" style clip, and a Push To Talk (PTT) button that connects to the earpiece via a cable that has a minimum length of 12" and a maximum length of 18".2.450006H
6.25The proposed Bluetooth wireless combination earpiece speaker/microphone and PTT shall connect wirelessly via Bluetooth with the proposed portable radio.2.450006H
6.26The proposed Bluetooth wireless combination earpiece speaker/microphone shall be battery powered and include a battery.2.450006H
6.27The proposed Bluetooth wireless combination earpiece speaker/microphone shall be approved by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) or Factory Mutual (FM) as intrinsically safe.2.450006H
6.28The proposed Bluetooth wireless combination earpiece speaker/microphone shall be compatible with the portable radio.2.450006H
6.29The portable radio accessories shall include special purpose cables necessary to key load, configure, and program the portable radios using a separate laptop computer (Note: laptop computer is provided separately and is not part of this procurement).0006I and 0006J
6.30The mobile radio accessories shall include special purpose cables and adapters necessary to key load, configure, and program the mobile radios through the front panel using a separate laptop computer (Note: laptop computer is provided separately and is not part of this procurement).0007A and 0007B
6.31The mobile radio accessories shall include front mount palm microphones that connect via the front connector on the mobile radio control head.0007C
6.32The mobile radio accessories shall include a minimum 15 Watt externally mounted speaker.4.340007D
6.33The mobile radio external speaker shall be water resistant.0007D
6.34The mobile radio external speaker shall have noise cancelling features.0007D

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