To replace the existing two way radios system at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
The two-way radio system is used as a means of communication for various personnel out on site, predominately by Horticulture staff and the Visitor Services Team. The two-way radios are also used as the primary communication system when dealing with emergency evacuations and incident response. RBGE operates 363 days a year and any proposed solution needs to support these operational demands. The supplier is to provide a two-radio solutions for RBGE which can be deployed to Edinburgh Garden by Spring 2021. (With the...
Buyer
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Value
£25,000
Published
5 Feb 2021
Closes
18 Feb 2021
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
Scotland
Procurement method
Open
Category
Goods
Contract starts
Not provided
Contract ends
Not provided
CPV classifications
32230000
Radio transmission apparatus with reception apparatus
Lots
Lot 1 To replace the existing two way radios system at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
£25,000
The two-way radio system is used as a means of communication for various personnel out on site, predominately by Horticulture staff and the Visitor Services Team. The two-way radios are also used as the primary communication system when dealing with emergency evacuations and incident response. RBGE operates 363 days a year and any proposed solution needs to...
Delivery: Scotland
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The two-way radio system is used as a means of communication for various personnel out on site, predominately by Horticulture staff and the Visitor Services Team. The two-way radios are also used as the primary communication system when dea...
Contract notice · Web page
RDGE Edinburgh Map
5 Feb 2021
JPEG image
RBGE 2 Way Radio Project ITT
5 Feb 2021
Word document
Two Way Radio Price Schedule
5 Feb 2021
Excel spreadsheet
Photo of Locations in RBGE
8 Feb 2021
ZIP archive
This map shows the garden as a whole including the nursery where our repeater station is located
15 Feb 2021
JPEG image
Q&A PDF
15 Feb 2021
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