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EMA Forum Presentation November 2007 7/17/2015 Confidential AUMA Presentation 1 Business Problem / Opportunity 1. 2. 3. 4. 7/17/2015 RCMP and GoA Two-Way Radio Communications System is At End of Life Fire, Police, EMA and GoA Agencies Two-way Radio Communications Does Not Work Together due to Separate and Disparate Systems. First Responders Agencies Respond to Disasters Outside Their Jurisdiction without Two-Way Radio Communications. Coverage Limitations due to Growth Pressures Confidential 2 Objectives Improve Public Safety for Albertans Improve First Responder Safety Increase Interoperability through a Common Shared Two-Way Radio System for First Responders Ensure Two-Way Radio Coverage For First Responses 7/17/2015 Confidential 3 Benefits More Coordinated and Effective Emergency Response Operations Shared and Consistent Information Amongst First Responders Communities Could Better Support Neighboring Communities During an Emergency. Responsive, Reliable, Standard and Sustainable Two-Way Radio System Province-wide Coverage 7/17/2015 Confidential 4 AFRRCS Project Construct and Implement a Shared Province-wide First Responders Radio Communications System Implement AFRRCS Governance by First Responder Agencies Provide Agency Transformation and Migration 7/17/2015 Confidential 5 AFRRCS Value Proposition Network Infrastructure, Maintenance, and Operations Costs are GoA Responsibility No Agency User Fees Variety of Radios with a range in Unit Costs System is Governed by First Responders Through GoA Radio System is Managed and Operated by Service Alberta Growth is Maintained Through GoA Capital ReInvestment First Responders have Extended Coverage 7/17/2015 Confidential 6 Municipalities Municipal First Responder sign up is voluntary Gateways (short term and permanent) End user costs (radio), P-25 standard 700 MHz 911/dispatch Early adopters 7/17/2015 Confidential 7 Unique Fire Agency Requirements Paging System Alerting System Status/Message System Vehicle Location System (GPS) Coverage to include Building Penetration Hands-Free and Large Push Button Activation Remote Speaker capabilities Simplex Mode Command and Control SCBA Interconnects 7/17/2015 Confidential 8 System Challenges to Fire Agencies Audio quality Channel Capacity Frequency Bands Analog verses Digital Conventional verses Trunked Critical Building Coverage Interoperability with Other Municipal Agencies Protection of Existing Investment Radio Replacement Costs 7/17/2015 Confidential 9 AFRRCS Current Status Four Pre-Qualified Vendors are Selected By First Responders Evaluation Team RFP is being prepared for Release Governance Structure and Agency Charters are Defined and Ready Development of User Level Agreement has been Initiated 7/17/2015 Confidential 10 Project Schedule/Next Steps Release AFRRCS Invitational RFP – November 2007 April 2008 – Design Level 1 Competition May 2008 – Treasury Board Funding Gate May to September 2008 Vendor Selection and Award Contract October 2008 to March 2011– Build/Transition Governance 7/17/2015 Oct 2007 – February 2008 - User Service Level Agreement Development May 2008 – Governance Implementation Confidential 11 Proposed Rollout Strategy Construction and Implementation by Census Divisions Migration of GoA and RCMP by Completed Census Division Migration of Early Adopter Based on Need 7/17/2015 Confidential 12 Questions and Answers Contact Information Bill Meade, Special Projects, Solicitor General and Public Security, Government of Alberta Phone: (780)427 – 3148 Email: [email protected] Alan Melenka, Project Manager, Service Alberta, Government of Alberta 7/17/2015 Phone: (780)422 – 9707 Email: [email protected] Confidential 13