Lawrence City-Wide Radio & Communications Upgrades
Federal opportunity from LAW19 - Department of Public Works • City of Lawrence. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Feb 18, 2026. Industry: NAICS 72, 15.
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The City of Lawrence, the Awarding Authority, invites sealed bids from qualified and DCAMM-certified contractors for the Lawrence City-Wide Radio & Communications Upgrades â?? Chapter 149 Construction Services project in Lawrence, Massachusetts. As part of the new Lawrence Police Station project, the City of Lawrence is upgrading City-wide first responder radio and communications systems. Bid documents will be available beginning February 4, 2026 at 9:00 AM at www.cityoflawrence.com/bids
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The City of Lawrence is seeking qualified contractors for the City-Wide Radio & Communications Upgrades project, which is part of the new police station initiative. Bids are invited from contractors certified by DCAMM. The deadline for bid submission is set for February 18, 2026, with documents available from February 4, 2026.
The buyer aims to enhance the radio and communications systems for first responders as part of the new Lawrence Police Station setup.
- DCAMM-certified contractors with experience in communication systems
- Companies specializing in public safety communication upgrades
- Upgrading radio communication infrastructure
- Implementing systems for first responders
- Ensuring compliance with Chapter 149 Construction Services
- DCAMM certification documentation
- Completed bid form
- Evidence of relevant past performance
- Proposed project timeline
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- Bids must comply with Chapter 149 regulations
- DCAMM certification is mandatory to bid
- Consider a competitive yet sustainable pricing model
- Factor in costs related to compliance and potential technological upgrades
- Consider teaming with technology firms specializing in radio communication
- Subcontracting with local firms may increase community acceptance
- Risk of non-compliance with Chapter 149 regulations
- Potential delays in the bidding process could impact start dates
- Ensuring all technology meets current industry standards
- What specific technologies are being integrated into the new system?
- What is the expected timeline for project completion following bid award?
- Are there existing contracts or partnerships in place that impact this upgrade?
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- Detailed specifications for the communication systems
- Specific budget range for the project
- Information on existing infrastructure to be integrated
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