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Public Safety Radio Signal Products, Services, and Repairs is sponsored by Pasco County Schools [FL]. This opportunity seeks to establish a Qualified Vendor List for the installation, upgrade, replacement, and repair of Public Safety Radio Signal Products, including Bi-Directional Amplifiers, to enhance communication for first responders throughout the District.
While not directly for security cameras or access control, improved communication systems can be a component of overall school safety infrastructure.
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Public Safety Radio Signal Products, Services, and Repairs is funded by Pasco County Schools [FL]. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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