Attachment 01 - Equipment list - Amendment 01.pdf
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- Tower Ring Down System Upgrade
- Solicitation number
- W50S77-25-Q-0002
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This document is an Equipment List for a Tower Ring Down System Upgrade federal contract (Solicitation Number W50S77-25-Q-0002). The comprehensive list details specific audio and communication equipment for the 147th Attack Wing, including 4 HyperSpike long-range black speakers, 15 ceiling-mounted speakers, 3 analog interfaces, a voice-activated relay, a telephone tone generator, an amplifier, 2 microphones, 2 Bogen audio devices, 150 cable supports, and a wall-mounted volume control device. The equipment is designed for fire alarm systems, public address communications, emergency notifications, and communication in fire station and industrial environments.
The solicitation is a 100% Small Business Set-Aside with a North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) code of 334310, targeting commercial audio equipment providers. Quotes are due by 2:00 PM CST on July 23, 2025, with all questions to be submitted by 3:00 PM CST on July 18, 2025. The performance location is 14657 Sneider St, Houston, TX 77034, with work to begin within 30 days of award. Quotes must be submitted to both the Contract Specialist and Contracting Officer, with the government intending to award a Firm-Fixed-Price Contract for the system upgrade at the Texas Air National Guard facility.
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Tower ring down – W50S77-25-Q-0002
Equipment list with preferred manufacturer/model, “or equal” products are acceptable. Acceptability will be determined by the government.
If quoting “or equal” equipment, you must provide quoted manufacture/model numbers for all parts.
- 4 HyperSpike 90215A-801-01L TCPA-10 Long Range Black Speakers 70 volts 15 Watt Horns o These are speakers that are designed for fire alarm systems, public address systems, emergency notifications, etc. These speakers are designed for to penetrate ambient noise levels in areas of a fire station such as the apparatus stalls with vehicles running, and outdoors at industrials sites.
- 15 CSD2x2VRU Speakers 4 Watts o These are “drop-in” speakers measuring 2 feet by 2 feet that would replace a ceiling tile and be flush along the ceiling. They are designed for indoor use again for fire alarm systems, public address, emergency notification of emergency responders, etc.
- 3 UTI1 Valcom/Bogen Analog to System o This is an interface designed for telephone paging systems. It is ideal for environments needing efficient one-way communication used in businesses, schools, and manufacturing settings where announcements are crucial.
- 1 Voice Activated Relay o This component is activated by audio signals detected from microphone pre-amp or inputs of 70V, 25V, and 600-ohm line levels. It can monitor a wide range of input voltages from low-level microphone signals to high voltage speaker systems.
- 1 TG4C Telephone Generator o This will generate the tones for the emergencies. It can connect to standard telephone lines using a DC power supply of 12-48V. It is equipped with a 600-ohm output.
- 1 Ps240 Amp Analog Platinum Series, 240W, 8-Ohm/25V/70V, 1-Ch, Class D Amp o Regulates audio quality, and ingrates into the system to ensure clarity.
- 2 DDUI120 Microphone o Microphone for fire and security forces stations in the JECC (Joint Emergency
Communications Center)
- 2 Bogen MAX1R Mono Aux, RCA o For public address systems, broadcasting, or any settings requiring reliable audio input control, making it suitable for both professional and commercial use.
- 150 Cable Support such as J-Hooks Beams and termination blocks o This was information provided by PCS Telecom.
- 1 Valcom V-1092 Volume Control o Wall mounted volume control device.
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