In plain English
The Texas Department of Public Safety is conducting market research on omnidirectional, long-range, high-gain antennas. The antennas should work with existing cell-enabled, motion-activated camera systems and provide reliable multi-carrier connectivity in remote, low-coverage areas along the Texas-Mexico border without manual alignment. This is for information only and has no purchase value.
About this bid
The Texas Department of PublicSafety (TXDPS), Homeland Security Division (HSD) is seeking current informationto perform market research to gather information on omnidirectional,long-range, high-gain antennas capable of enhancing remote operationalcapabilities along the Texas/Mexico border to identify commercially availableantenna solutions that can integrate with existing cell-enabled,motion-activated camera systems to ensure reliable, multi-carrier cellularconnectivity in deep fringe and low-coverage areas without requiring manualdirectional alignment. RFI/Market Research Only/Zero Dollar Estimated value: $1. Point of contact: Lori Melcher ([email protected]). Solicitation…
Details
- Agency
- Department of Public Safety
- Classification (PSC)
- *Antennas And Accessories (Radio Only): Brackets, Masts, Mount, Rotators, Standoffs, Etc. (Including Aircraft, Vehicle And Marine Types); *Ground Stations, Satellite: Transmit/Receive And Receive Only (Including Antennas); Antennas And Accessories: Amplifiers, Brackets, Masts, Mounts, Rotators, Standoffs, Etc. (Television Only)
- Place of performance
- Texas
How to access this bid
Click “View the original posting” — it opens this solicitation on the Texas Electronic State Business Daily (ESBD).
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Submit your response as the posting directs before the deadline.
Documents
Listed on the original posting. Download them from the agency's portal.
- ESBD_559829_1789661509404_HSD202609141129.pdf
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