Firing Range Audio System

The Westchester County government authority located in Valhalla, New York is seeking a vendor to furnish, install, configure, and test audio system improvements at its firing range. The agency needs to replace its existing audio control equipment and expand audio coverage to ensure clear communication throughout the downrange training area. This project aims to solve coverage gaps by integrating new loudspeakers, control systems, and a county-furnished Whelen police siren system into a unified, fully operational audio network. The scope of work covers system design, engineering, assembly, programming, installation, testing, startup, commissioning, and project management. The required equipment includes one networked analog audio processor, one seven-inch touchscreen controller with a tabletop mounting accessory, and one active line-to-line audio output converter to allow siren operation from the range control booth. The vendor must also provide one two-channel audio amplifier rated at a minimum of 1,500 watts per channel, four ten-inch two-way externally powered loudspeakers, and ten additional ten-inch two-way externally powered loudspeakers. All necessary cabling, connectors, mounting hardware, and accessories must be supplied to ensure complete downrange audio coverage. Bidders must be onshore organizations based in the United States to be eligible for this opportunity. The agency expects the performance of the work to occur offsite, though the physical installation and testing will take place at the Valhalla firing range. The authority is currently looking for proposals to determine the budget and has not disclosed a specific funding limit or key procurement dates in the initial project description.