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Oct 20, 2026
The West Virginia Department of Homeland Security, through its Division of Administrative Services (DAS), seeks a one-time purchase of 12 rugged Getac laptops and related accessories for the West Virginia Fire Marshal. The available materials do not specify laptop part numbers or the types and quantities of accessories. Responses are due October 20, 2026, at 23:50 UTC.
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Oct 15, 2026
The West Virginia Department of Homeland Security, Division of Administrative Services, is seeking bids on behalf of Sam Perdue Juvenile Center for barber services for residents; the notice also references cosmetology services. The procurement is to establish a contract, and the listing references a pricing-page exhibit for additional specifications. No service quantities or vendors are identified in the available notice.
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City
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Charleston
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Kanawha
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(304) 558-2930
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25305
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The committee reviewed various technical updates regarding radio programming, firmware, and frequency relicensing, while noting challenges identified during recent flooding that emphasized the need for routine radio audits. Discussions included a plan for amateur radio integration on towers and the approval of new dispatch channels for Barbour County. The conference committee provided updates on event preparation, including instructor coordination. Additionally, the board considered a proposal for a sponsored programming class to be held in the northern panhandle.
The meeting addressed various technical and administrative operational standards for the Statewide Interoperability Radio Network. Key topics included programming firmware and software updates, licensing requirements, and the handling of vendor talkgroups. Discussions covered the status of the FirstNet opt-in decision and grant applications, future conference scheduling and registration, and site-specific equipment upgrades or maintenance across various regional interoperability committees. Additionally, the committee reviewed the development of the Code of State Rules and progress on the Statewide Interoperability Communications Plan.
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The committee addressed technical aspects of radio equipment, including firmware programming for Motorola and Kenwood devices and frequency management. Discussions covered tower site leases, the relocation of the Burnsville site, and conference planning for upcoming events. Progress regarding FirstNet was reviewed, particularly concerning state plan coverage and an outstanding contract issue with CityNet. Regional committee reports were presented, covering interagency coordination and training updates. Additionally, the committee discussed the TMI inventory system, spare parts tracking, and the administrative transition to the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management. New business included the approval of a resolution to enhance communication and coordination with county 911 directors.
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