Alerting Improvement Feasibility Study Service

The government authority in Los Angeles, California requires a vendor to provide an alerting improvement feasibility study service. The buyer needs the vendor to research and evaluate alternative alerting technologies, such as outdoor warning systems, that function during disasters with limited cell service and language barriers. The vendor must identify appropriate sites for permanent or portable sirens, conduct a feasibility analysis on fixed or portable siren systems or alternative communication methods, and perform an impact review detailing location considerations, unit numbers, installation costs, zoning challenges, and recommendations for future studies like environmental impact reports. The requested scope includes developing actionable recommendations with efficacy analyses, installation costs, required unit quantities, suggested locations relative to major special events, cell service availability, and evacuation points. Eligibility requires an onshore USA organization, and work performance occurs both onsite and offsite. The buyer accepts digital responses via email or online, seeks proposals for the budget, and requires all questions by September 1, 2026.