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South San Francisco Fire Department <br />South San Francisco Fire began working with CDCE in 2005 to outfit their fleet with <br />a mix of CF -18 and CF -29 Toughbooks, complete with printers, antennas, and <br />installation services. In the time since, CDCE has provided ongoing technical <br />support, maintenance service, and additional computer equipment. The department <br />now utilizes CF -31, CF -19, and CF -52 models that are deployed in a wide variety of <br />applications including EMS, fire prevention, and inspections. SSF Fire has over 30 <br />units in total, and CDCE has provided all of the installs. In 2010, the department <br />replaced its CF -18 units with CF -19. <br />Brad Setterlund <br />EMS Coordinator <br />(707) 486-2045 <br />Hayward Fire Department <br />Over the past several years, CDCE has provided Hayward Fire with more than 35 <br />Panasonic Toughbook CF -30/3 Is and accessories including DVD drives, port <br />replicators, and antennas. Hayward Fire also uses PDRCs in the majority of their <br />vehicles. CDCE performed every install for the department on vehicles of all types. <br />Installation <br />George Silva <br />Battalion Chief <br />(510) 293-8622 <br />Total Solution Implementation Services — We do not outsource any installation work or <br />support services. All work is performed by CDCE personnel, all of whom are certified <br />technicians. <br />Project Management /Team Members — The project team is headed by Michael Brown <br />as project manager. Michael has managed dozens of public safety deployments in <br />Northern California, and is familiar with all of the hardware and technology products <br />offered. The lead service technician is Dennis Roshko. He has experience performing <br />installations for many of our reference accounts listed above. He has been with CDCE <br />for over three years and has supervised numerous installations. Additional staffing (by <br />trained CDCE personnel) :is still to be determined, as it depends on LPFD's desired <br />installation schedule. The final schedule will be negotiated and agreed upon by the <br />Department and CDCE based on the LPFD's scheduling needs. W2s for all involved <br />CDCE project members will be furnished upon award of bid. <br />Hardware Procurement, Installation and Setup — Hardware will be procured, <br />inspected, and staged by CDCE prior to installation in vehicles. Each installation will be <br />inspected and tested for functionality by CDCE prior to being released to the Fire <br />Department for use. All wark will be performed in a neat and professional manner in <br />accordance with accepted modern practices and industry standards. If desired, CDCE can <br />offer advice and counsel as the Livermore- Pleasanton Fire Department becomes <br />accustomed to its new system. <br />l aA <br />CCIC2 Engineered Solutions <br />