Design: Lake County has designed a new 911 dispatch facility in the northwest corner of its Libertyville Campus. This 37,800 square foot facility will consolidate several existing municipal dispatch centers as well provide space for the Lake County Sheriff’s 911 telecommunicators. The Lake County Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB) and the Lake County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) will also relocate into this facility. As part of this initiative, there is a need to establish both radio and microwave connectivity from the new structure to remote partners. Lake County has awarded primary building construction to a general contractor and site development has begun.

Lake County is seeking bids for the construction of two self-supporting 75’ radio towers adjacent to the ROC building. A new monopole tower will provide the structure for future antennas (provided by others) to serve 911 functions. A new self supporting tower will provide the structure for future antennas (provided by others) to serve Auxiliary Communication functions. Integration of radio systems, routing of on-campus wiring segments, and providing and installing antennas will be accomplished by others and is not part of this solicitation.

Construction: The bidder will provide a complete and in place radio tower system. This scope of work shall include all required design, permitting, licensing, certification, material, installation and project management as further identified within the design documents and specifications.