Emergency Phone Tower Installations and Upgrades Service
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The government authority in Las Vegas, Nevada, is seeking a qualified contractor to provide emergency phone tower installation and upgrade services. The work includes removing existing emergency phone towers, phones, stanchions, concrete bases, communications cabling, and electrical wiring where indicated in the drawings.
The contractor will assemble and install new emergency phone systems, including support towers and stanchions, reinforced concrete foundations, VoIP phones, LED blue lights, IP cameras, LED area lights, mass notification speakers, microphones, associated network equipment, communications cabling, electrical wiring, lighting inverters, and related raceway. The contractor must be a firm regularly engaged in the installation, maintenance, and support of telecommunications systems.
A mandatory pre-proposal site walk is scheduled for August 26, 2026. Questions must be submitted by September 3, 2026, and proposals are due September 17, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- When is the submission deadline?
- Submissions are due September 17, 2026.
- Who is a good fit for this opportunity?
- Telecommunications systems installation and maintenance contractor
- Experience with emergency phones, VoIP systems, communications cabling, and network equipment
- Capability to install electrical wiring, lighting, cameras, speakers, and concrete foundations
- Qualified to perform government or public-sector infrastructure projects
- Geographic presence or deployment capability in the Las Vegas, Nevada area
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