Scope of Work for new Audio equipment at the World Shooting Complex~1.docx
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- WSRC Audio equipment
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- 20-422DNR-DIREC-B-15678
- Issued by
- Pope County, Illinois
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This document is a Scope of Work for new audio equipment at the World Shooting Complex in Sparta, Illinois. The Complex seeks to acquire new audio equipment to replace its current system of amplifiers and speakers used for communication with vendors and event participants across its 1,600-acre facility. The vendor shall remove the existing failed amplifiers, modify the equipment rack if needed, provide and install 5 new amplifiers, set up and test the new amplifiers on the trap line, berm, and sporting clays areas, and perform system-wide network and audio tests to ensure proper operation. Vendors must provide detailed specifications of all equipment.
The document does not provide any information on pricing terms, set-asides, incumbents, funding requirements and sources, or contract term and renewal options. It focuses solely on the technical requirements and scope of work for the new audio equipment installation project.
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Scope of Work for new Audio equipment at the World Shooting Complex The World Shooting Complex at Sparta, IL uses a system of amplifiers and speakers to communicate with vendors and event participants across its approx. 1,600-acre complex, including trap lines, sporting clays courses, and other shooting facilities. The amplifiers for this system have outlived their useful life and are not repairable. The current system is a Soundweb London system with BSS BLU-806DA processor. The Amplifiers are located in weatherproof racks and maintenance rooms across the complex.
The Complex seeks to acquire new audio equipment to allow proper communication with event participants.
Vendor shall:
1. Remove existing failed amplifiers
2. Modify rack for new installation, if needed
3. Provide and install 5 new amplifiers
4. Set up and test new amplifiers located on the trap line, berm and sporting clays
5. Perform system wide network tests and audio tests to ensure proper operation Vendors must provide detailed specifications of all equipment.
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