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Executive Summary CDCE Incorporated is pleased to respond to the Livermore- Pleasanton Fire Department's Request for Proposal for Mobile Data Computer Hardware and Installation. Our services include installation into LPFD vehicles along with user and system training. CDCE has been providing services to statewide agencies since 1984. Cities, counties and public agencies consistently contract with CDCE because they strongly believe that CDCE provides the highest quality service, the ability to complete projects on schedule, and the resources to provide ongoing technical support and maintenance service. Proposed Solution — The RFP includes many technical requirements to ensure that the Department will be well prepared to incorporate new technologies in the coming years. For this reason, CDCE's response enables future modifications to be made as easy as possible. The Dual Pass Through Antenna feature, combined with the external 802.11 /Cellular /GPS antennas will provide the best signal strength and reliability. The custom mounting hardware kits will ensure optimal ergonomics and safety. LPFD's entire fleet will receive Toughbook CF -31. The CF -31 will be secured in a Havis docking station and be connected to roof- mounted antennas. For the trucks and engines, the Toughbooks will be mounted in the front of the vehicles in a location approved by LPFD. The command vehicles will incorporate a slightly different setup: they will include a secondary screen and keyboard. In these vehicles, the CF -31 will be installed in the rear of the vehicle, while the PDRC screen and keyboard are mounted in the front. We will provide vehicle- specific mounting hardware that will be verified by LPFD personnel prior to ordering. This guarantees that the department receives its ideal solution for the entire fleet. CDCE will provide only the highest quality components, relying heavily on Havis mounting solutions. These mounts are incredibly durable, can easily be adapted to fit various vehicles in the fleet, and carry a lifetime warranty. We will also be providing custom -built antennas and power management kits for this project. The antennas can support a variety of software applications because they handle a multitude of GPS protocols. The total solution includes 802.11 capabilities and 2 simultaneous GPS data streams per vehicle. Cellular modems and 802.11 are built into each Toughbook, with external antennas to improve reception. The power management kit is a fully enclosed unit with an internal shutdown timer. CDCE recommends two changes to items in the RFP. The first is the Toughbook model. The RFP lists CF- 31AQAAAIM, but the correct model should be CF- 31ACAAA1M. This model matches the characteristics specified. The CF- 31AQAAAIM does not have an emissive backlit keyboard, whereas the proposed model number does. The second recommendation includes an updated CF -30/31 docking station. Havis recently released the DS- PAN- I11 -2, the successor to the DS- PAN - 101 -2. The newer model incorporates an additional USB port (total of five) and an additional Ethernet port (total of two). It maintains compatibility with all CF -30 and CF -31 models, but is better suited for forward compatibility with future Toughbook models. For this reason, CDCE is quoting the DS- PAN - 111 -2. J +ill cdce Engineered Solutions